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Feeding oa MoWinE Land
A writer h the Maine F@pler' says:

A writer II the Maine Fgplsr says:
.-aTseliy yeursE ago, pure ased an old and
somewhat yorn.put field, near my frmsl j
had supposed, and the theory. was generally
believed ia The heighborhood, that moving
land would not only hold is own, but would
,FrI dually Improve, BY merely being kept
from losdiug. IN sceordanee with this view,
I suffered not hopf 10 touch the soil. The
result was, vas sadly mistaken. On en-
'i1Iing TIC field tho next hay season, what
was ny surprise % find The old log still vie
ibla with The spires. Of grass hardly near
enough % bscalied nelghb0rs, which rendered
iturlrly impossible 70 NOW what grass thdre
WA Still was not satisfied, but held on
TO my opinion another year, and still another,
wiIh ylt more unPfb blitable rtsnlts. I thsn
thonshl It time 70 adopt some other method,
'and ny Subsequent experience goes TO prove,
70 ny satisfaction, that feeding, 20 q certain
exioll ,erau % short feeding, whenshe ground
is'ina proper state, thar Is, when not too
so0 3 hoi bnriful, but really beneficial.
MigNfll hold good in regard to close now
iig. Sons people think that close moving
4 detrimental to the field. Ny experience
fcIehns he contrary, viz that high moving
iId1llime1lal Ny argument vii also hold
good inrhapsoi 70 lslling forest trees. Trees
cut rom four 10 six FEET Of the ground sell
don sprouf while those that arc cut only q
~ inches ftoun slle root sprodt almost IN
N-llApIf i
, 1859-04-15
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons. E.

The PaBo eame 10 hand, and 10 Fst rate ORDER Il a
beautiful instrdment--LEE WALKER, Philldelphil
John Hewitt, OF Carthage, New York, who has had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes Is fooWs;-"A
friend Of mine wishes me TO purchase piano for b.
She likes the one you sold me in December, 1858 My
plano e becoming popular n this place, and think
lar than any other Make"
We have two Of waera' Pianos in use In our q mnary
one Of which has been severely tested for three Jea
Woop MoeD, sSSq p1 and
n. Waters, Esq-Dear Sir: Having used one Of your
panof rtes EF two years past have 0und h very SUI
PeriOr instrument -ALoHzo GRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights Seminary. ,--.
N. Y. July 18th, 1858. Nh. WARNS Sir: re-
csVed the Melodeon, safe and in good order; am well
pleased with the external appearance aud the tone aso
noPe shall have occasion to order one OF two more
Tioga, N. T.. July 2sth 1858. HoRlCE wATEas. E-q.
Sir: The MelOdeon you sent me was 0uy received In
good order. am now fully prepared 70 say that the
nv thanks for he vyry liberal terms on Which YOU fur
nished IT, and for the very hou rable manner in which
you have fulfilled, and mtle than fulfilled all that you
promised Very respectfully yours. &C., }. L. sNIrIi.
The Piano received from you continues 10 give sats-
faction regard Il Of the bet sneats IN the
place.-JAMEs L. CLAEKE, Charlsoton, Va.
The Meodeon has sey arrived. feel obliged to you
for your liberal discoun w do al can for you In these
paTts-Rev J. NJ. MoU0RMIcK, HafquesVille, y. O.
IeS01Ngas
condition, and Is very much admired by my humer0us
family Accept my thanks for Jour prOInptlt ss-RoB
ERr CooPER, Waftanham, Bradford Co, Pa. a
Your Pian0 pleases us well. u Is the best one In our
counfy.-THOMAs A. LkFnAN, Campbleton, Ga.
We are very much obliged to you for having sent such
ine instrument for $3.50, and shall take pains 70
recommend it.-BRANK, HELD Co.. Buffalo Democrat
+. The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best enabled u speak II these instruments
vita confidence from personal knowledge Of their excel
lent tone and durable quality. New YORK Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge being Of the very
best quality Christian Intelligencer.
Nothing at the State Fair Displayed greater excellence
q any department than the Horace Waters FIanos.-
WaterJ Pienos and Nelodeons challenge comparison
With the nneat made anywhere in the oountFy-Home
Journal.
Horace Waters Pianoi rtss are Of iull fieh and even
tone and powerful. New York .usical Review.
Our friends will hnd at Mr.. Waiers store the Very hes
assortment Of Music and of Pianos 10 be found II the
United States and we urge our southern and western
friends 70 give them call whenever they 90 10 New
YoTk.-Graham's Magazine. Haatt 'il7 y
warerOOms No. sss broadway, View York.
, 1859-04-15
Aafie4tats.
Training ,steers . the Yoke.

It Is one thing to train steers to the yoke,
and another 10 train them to work-even
as knowledge Of the theory differs practi
caily from knowing how, and going through
with it, As in teaching human scholars,
81 one thing a. q time" is better acquired,
dhan q miscellaneous junble Of information,
50 il Is 10 teaching steers, and the first OBJ.
iect is to train them to wear the yoke and to
o6ey the commands Of the driver.
Four pairs Of steers can be trained at once,
. with nearly the same ease as one. The first
step Is to shut them into u well fenced yard,
with an area Of from twelveto sixteen square
rods, wbore the driver can stand in the cen
ire and make the steers travel around him.
They should be kept going in pairs or In
dian file, until thej will allow his approach
until they learn TO be handled without
fear, which Is an important Iudiment in the
.eA1utlou of1m OK. In doing this, the same
patience and gehtleness should be exercised
which is expected of the teacher Of q school
IA patience which never yields to vexation.
In short time they will allow themselves
70 be yoked on either side, and can be driven
anywhere, either in or out Of the yard.
-Four days spent in this way will better
trslh sseers 70 tho yoke than four months Of
msotllADoOak farm service, and they will be
better ca tie for all kinds of teaming, and
sell for higher price. The drilling in the
yard should BE- continued until they can be
driven with case. To learn them to stand
when leA to rest, they need hitching as much
as span Of horses. r'as'
Whsn steers arc trained to drive well in
the yoke, the entirely different operation Of
training them TO work should be commenced.
This should proceed by degrees, with light
roads and short journeys until they give ev-
,idencc of ability as wen as knowledge.
Oxen can be trained to work with as little
expense Io1he natural spirits Of the animal
as the horse, and il should be the aim of
every ox-teainstgr totrain his cattle to work
well without diseouragihg or abusing them.
Dorbtless many Of our farming readers
are training steers 10 the yoke this season
will they adopt the rule, zone thing at q
tins, and break to the yoke before putting
thcm untaught TO drawing loadsl One thing
-fhodld beremenaber ed-no farmer is com.
Ptient 70 manage steers, who cannot govern
and manage himself
, 1859-04-15

~ u j
Tho agricultural implomcufs used BY the
Hlndoo5 are simple and rude, such as might
naturally Be expected among poor occupants
tal1taItg Each . small pdioh Of land upon
N 1nceFlqin tenure; aud the pr, cess ia
oqna|ly rude. The greatest exercise Of the
rkill md llborof tie TIindo6s Ii agriculture
i d|ll|ay6d Ia aofks of Irrigation; and the
reader viii not b surprised a. this when he
nnd1|Ia1 IA lhl66gl 0eln. q III alion
he pibddcl' d ne iA1d a, according % cir.
cnmliances. always multiplied never les
Ma IEd GA, ald on1n s much a Ten.
tn works fbr thlsn purpose consist Of iuE
monae cmbankmonf;. reservoirs Or tanks ana
wells. These reservoirs or tanks are often
Of immense extent a q capable Of convert
ing 1000 Or 5000 affes Of what is often a
df1aIT desert Of sand into productive corn
felds, these arc frequent in South India.
WcIIl, which are ollen sunk to the depth Of
between 900 and 800 leei Afford the primo,
70 means Of irrigation IN the upper portion
of he valley of he Ganges Ina fe0 cases,
lhcro lEillt canals Iof Irrigation resembling
thoso Of Loinbardy, but fhsSe are Of No.
hammcdan not Hindoo origin. The afticles
cultivated n a. fIin116S. from very early
times are: wheat barley, rice, millet, sew
eral ppllos ihe sugar cane, mustard, sesame,
c1cuI eI11ef, pepper, cotton, indie maddeF,
fho 1oln1o and tho banana d From the Mo.
hammodansihsy received tho vine, the fiq
The nppIa peach and pear, the pomoaranats,
lines 1nd ora1gpa Many of tho Rrupmn
grains hate ben introduced. Il b thought
fhaI a.. ...... ...... L :, 1,aai,.. ~ TTi.l-,-
1ht Al q candying o. crystalizing sugar,
lh1 only mode Of rnhnipH practised in The
Ea1i. vas taught do ilnddos By the No
bamm1dana Hho themselves appear 70 haye
frn pr1c6.i1 flis AT IN Esypl, a. The Esyp-
~ nnusof ne arlIele, n6ii, would sem
% inport llrrat .1sy
lsas.i
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gf c.S. LUCIEEY q CO.,
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS.,
No. 20 Maiden Lame, New York cry.

n M.LUCKEY & CO. DESIRE TO DISPOSE OF
We their entire stock o. WATCHES and tEwELRY during
more readily o coss Up ts s.ns hey o he orns
unequalled Endorsements 70 eultemeFs:
vii be entitled their choice of any Of The articles valued At
The amount Of the purchase. For Instance,
any q te articles to e value Of 81 and 90 on
In proportion An orders must be accompanied BY cash. and
proper Instructions as 70 the manner Of delivery whether BY
Refer 70 W smith, Maiden Lane; George Coming, a
sE asssy Hns g Nassau Il Il II Nc Yo c sSnN
Value 90 cents-dent's Stone Pms, sd quality Ladies'
TS Taas Sn sGs soSs s' CSS;S S%.y q az %
MIA Diamond Rings Gold Pens commercial sEe Ladies' Gold
90 a. Sleeve aso a. Cameo or Ho.se 1s 40 10 s'uo'
Value el5O with 50 prsmIum-LadIes' Gold Pencil;
Or Mosse Pms 90 a. &c IarISss Fne dod Tooth
Cent? Gold Pen, sliyerppsd holder Watch Key La,
Value es-Gents Gold Pen with silver extension case;
Mosaic Gold Studs do Buttons; Ladies' Ca.
% Earag Cent? seal Ring, ladies' Gold Rings Win eas-
teE5 Gents Scarf Pins; Gold Locket, No. l..
Coral Pms Dc DO Earrings do Real Garnet Pins 40 DO Ear
rings Gents Gold Pen, large sne, extension case Gold Psn
ma@meh sAe' WIN Verpped holder and boz; Gold Lock
Value s4-cameo bracelets Gold Ta. Band Bracelets;
Earnings Onyx Sieve Buttons do Studs carbuncie sleeve
Hgt.o1F 90 studs aaid Loeket 10. s.
Pin and EangF Coral or Garnet Pns large Is; Gold Lock
vsi6e ss-snver OpsnAosd Lsplns Watch, holss ruby
Vsias slO=osussa YES. caln. Iaaie. chs.
Vsr psSsd S.r ws s
Value elS--silve Hunting Detached Lever full ruby
vsius ese-eSla Open-esd Cylinder waich, -four ho.s
ruby ievslsd, ls carat ease.
ieWelod, IS carat case Watch. 17 n ~
: vsias s5O--ooId Hunting Cylinder watch, four holes
ruby ieweled, IS carat ease. ~ ~ lsarH
, 1859-04-15
JANSON, BOND g. CO.,
fMPORFERs AND JoBBERs

Hi9d rNfaa ,tlffFiiafi 'ot
|DRxs GOODS,
Corner BsnsfS ana clay sirsst.. san Ernnsisse,
IIAvEN0W LANDING AND IN STORE
LII 900 bales 80 inch brown drills;
~ 100 tales 30 Inch brown ahcctnr1i
q 100 bolts No. 0-Ooo Duck;
WV 500 bolts No.3-IO Duck;a
ya1 20 hales Raven Duck.
p-a 10 c11e9 loIfimac prints; if
i.f 10 calos Prague print; gE
l0oases PAcl1c prints; ffi
10 caIel Dnunellb prints: s as,1 l11sg1 aa
'it4 10 caso1 and "a bleachsd shlftlneu; f
. eass. -. - ,i. sns io-t bleaehsd HhiF'ngs,
ie 70 cases blue denims .i
1a obales hickory Itfipes, q ~ ~ t.4
= = 20 bales q and tckinga;
10 ~. isssss sss S.,. sSs gay 5,.ns
caEes Cobatss and Merinoa; - aia
cass wool and half wool plaids; 9
cssas hlue and black alpacass Fl~r,
10 casss PAcide-nev styles De IAines;
eases, an wool new siylcs Is Laines;
cases French nerin11; sNr
1000 Bay State plAl1 ahaWls;
1000 cashmere and pAln wool thaWls; black and COL
oEed gIlks; plain. agarsd and plhld dlks;
And lnrge assortment Of other Dress Goods.
BkANKEFS.
1000 pairs white green and bine MRckinaw;
1000 pairs BIB. TBB and SBG Blankets; i
1000 pairs cheap grey English BaBkets;
1000 paln cheap bas ElRlish Blahkcis;N 1T
800 paln scarlet Eaelllh Blanket;
coo pairs %, i04, II and ia sbfte Bed Blankels
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
1000 dozen groy. blue and scarlet aannel shirts,
1000 do.en grey and white herlno UndershlfB and
100 aossn nsIihe and an vcOl socks; .
800 dnken siilnet and Jean pants;
500 dozen duck and eoiionnade pants;
500 dozen hickory and check shiris;
500 dozen calico and white dIes shirts;
500 dozen oyefalls and iampers;
Hlaak and hney slk cfAvats, neckties SIX hnndker-
chieh suapendefs. and variety a other articles TOO
numerous . mention. For sale low By
i5- /. ~ JANsON, BOND q co..
ss:n Cns. Battery ard Clsy sta. San FrancIsco.
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Caution 10 the pnbIIo,

Il Caution to the Public. " Ia
london Cordial Gin, bot little. On which they
Club HoHse Gin, hope 70 realize large proats
Sekeitlam SchHapps, sni5s ", " CsnoIna; ,,a.
dedicated Schnapps, Some AZ q SkIIfSiiV pre-
Royal Schaapps, pared q 70 pass Foi sooa
A. A. A. ILiquar, except with the best
Under The above and sim lnests. y Joy youlo oe
liar titles the liquor mixers uss only .ne long -
ousnttsS q ssn1,ss.a,IkS IlDe WOLRE's scHIRDhM
anWhoIesome trasb' cas,Ins AROMATIC soHNAfPs 'o
80 UD0LPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
4S:u iiFH % Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-04-15
SECOND HAND PIANOS
At bargains Away in store: prices nom
SIC.

One OF the largest and best catalogues Of Music now
publlshed All tho music and music books published in
the United States for sale al this establishment Martins
celebrated Guitars and all kinds Of Musical INSTRUMENTS
and music merchandise at the lowest prices. Music sent
whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues sent by mail
literal discount to dealers, teacheFs, semlnies and
clergymen.
, 1859-04-15

DIX GUlSOTTS IMPROVED q,
Extract Of HtIIrU Deck ana SarsapatlIa
N QUART BOTTLES,
Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST
l. Ssrsaparia made, a. Is certified BY The wonderful
cures u has pCGImtd. r. msmb,T, this IA Tie Ohly tue
and genuine article. This metiIe, wien ussd Accprd-
ing " directions, -fa' fH". IT n ~
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL Il
ScrOla, OF Kings Evil, Gamers Tumors EruptiSns q
the SKIN Eyspths, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingWoFm
or letter, Sctd Head, rheumatism, Pains IN
. the Buns and Joints, Old SvTca and ~.
Ulcers, hing OF the Glands, Dysepsla Salt Rheum,
Dkease u the kidneys, lAss Uf Appetite,
DisCase arising f0m tie Hse u
Mercury, Pain Ia the Side aud shpulders General Debility,
Jaundke and COstiyeness.
The Beet Female Medicine known. De-
The yellow Dock aud SLraparilla h peculiarly ADAPTED
for females oi dccate heath resulting nom rirgusflly
Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar 10
their sex. We assure the rcied thA, hnliIe OF tWs d
Dr.. Guysctts Extract Of yellow Dock and SanapuFla
Will at once regulate those difficulties and renew ths
natural energies. ID lI1Il5 ~ l17'- ~ r'7T
CAUTI0N-Do not be imposed upon by unpflncipled
DruggisA Take none but the genuine, which D pot up
In Quart Bottles and eold by all respectable drnggA
gll la7s PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
l32 Washington sttet, San Francilco.
Also importers and gpnesl Agents for al the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and sell the same in quantiileS
-
, 1859-04-15
GlsrtaI pubIiatiuus.

These Periodicals ably represent the great political parties
Great Bra-whg Tory and Radical; but politics form on
found writers Science, Literature Morality and Religion
they stand they have stood unrvaed In the world
eteT being considered Indispensable to the scholar the
professional while 10 the reader Of every class
theV furnish correct ahd satisfactory record Of the
rent literature Of the day. throughout the world than can
Early Copies Secured.
The receipt ofAdvanee Sheets from the british pnblshers
gives additional value to these REPRINTS especially during the
be placed In the hands Of subscribers as
For any Of the -Four Reviews, per annum % 90
For any two Of the four Reviews, ,..,,,,5 90
FOR any three Of the four Reviews, .......T 20
For DAckwoids Magazine, ...,...8 90
For Backwood and the three Reviews, ...S 90
For DlackWOOd and four Reviews Z" ......IO 90
Payments to be made in all In advance. Money
current In the state where issued will be received par
Clubbing.
discount Of twenty-five per cent from the above price vii
be allowed to clubs ordering direct from Scott Co..
copies Of Ote above. Thus four copies Of Black
wood Of Review, will be sent TO address for %
for copies Of the fsur Reviews and BackwOod for O and
on.
Portage.
" In all the principal cities and towns these works will BE-
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mall, the
year for lakewood" and but "a cents . year for
each Of the Reviews.
Splendid offers for 1850 and 1857 together.
Unlike the ephemeral Magazines Of the day, these
Periodicals lose little by age Hence full year Of the Nos.
with no Omonsl for 1856 may be regarded nearly
able for 1851 We propose furnish the years a the
following extremely low rates, viz:
, 1859-04-15

IUE IIaUkWOOu UIlU InU IOuF TIeVIeWs, tt %
"To avoid fractions % may remtted for lakewood Of
which We viii forward that work for both years. post paid
N. q. The price in Great BritidR Of the. flee
PeriOdieas GbOre-named isd6out S3l per annum
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEl /!
H- Remittances must, in all cases. be made
direct % the Publishers, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LE0NARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street. New York.
, 1859-04-15
A WAGON.
Udoipho Wolfe's schnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink OF lively used and approyed b.
eminently salntaFy qlalitiG the medical faculty. Tie
manufactured BY hm,eb ex Temperance people, heads
clusively. at bis factory a. q families, &c.
Sehedam, IN Holland, and In Gravel, GOui and Rheu.
we'll known duiug the las natism, IN Distinctions Of
twelve years throughout the she Bladder and Kidneys
At ante and Western Staiea and In general Debility its
u made from the bea enecta are prompt, decided,
BIrey that be selected and invariably reliable Aud
in Europe with the essence 70 Is not only q remedy fr
Il aromate Italian berry these malndea tuf IN eli
Of Wledged and extra cases n which they are pro-
ordinary med eba qualities nced by drinking tad wa
has long since acqn-ed ter which ls Slm1at unver-
higher reputation, both in ally the cause Of them Il
Europe and America than Operates o. suRE PREvEH-
any other dluretlc beverage rive.
Ahalyxsd, Il is a PER- For Fever and Ague Il u
PEofLY PURE LIQuoR. inispne OF the INST effcael0us
effects mild and whole pteveuiiVes that can be re-
some tonic. It Is exten. sorted 10.
, 1859-04-15

Five stops, In rosewood cases. $50; stops, DO do,
sls0; stops, with percussion, t215 10 st1ps DO, do
1915 Each Instrument warranted to give saf,ctIon or
purchase money refunded. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
rOgr MiyAE.--.s:go ERlrs. &C.. s..

fV>i UAsSt----s-tO Ehtt.>. AZ. Sfs
We woali caT the attention oe our Merchants 20
tie advertisement, i,t;is weeks paper OF the firm
of WILLIAMS & HUEsrs, Wholesale 6;rocrrs, Fort
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists of a scncratas
sr.mcnt os Gf 'cesici-tosc;cf With every thing
Traits usu lily foaad in store, except Dry Goods
Their connection With some OF the best. eiiea A,sl
nell kaora H,ases in the Easf offers them facilities
in lasing in their stock unsurpassed by any 5iher
House ia the lFeSf. II
They arc therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in their ine freight considered, as low as can be
bought ia New: York, Cinciunati, Chicago, or an,
o,s,r ,,ifr-tts,yisin .HViial3ts<i 'H'ilF0S
Fort WAYNE is now within two or three hours
ride Of this place, uninterrupted by any change OF
cas- Acrcants therefore, In this place and vic;n
ity can obtain any flins tlcy need an the line of
WILLIAMS 4 HuEsrs, in few hours, thereby h
voi,ling slc expense. Us and loss of time. oec
stoned by ordering from greater distance. -
wILLrAxs 4 Hstxrrs have but ons, price, and
hose ordering from them, viii! obtain goods of the
same qu.lityand price, If there in person to pur
obase.
If you would therefore save both money and time
purchase Of WirhrAxs land Hursrss, Wholesale
Groeers. No. IS, Columbia street, Fort wayne
In iiilia- ,.,..s,. ,.-.',..,.. s., l3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

'rnE BccxxYE BROAD AxE--llss been lcctarsr X
at Rochcste-, Fulton CO., for the lat week ten
d,-s, u l,rss all enthusiastic audiences. TEN
perAncs Wis his theme OF course.
He parsucd m1cs the same course there that lfe
did hcre-n ,s:I.s s.-oag friends and bitter. enc
mics, AMI exciting all classes very mucs- The re
suit, however, was more in acc'rturrc With t'<
aim than here. \ comasi zee " twenty five sat
ed upon the sellers Of Iiqrb and requested the :,
to absnlon theis business. To this prop'ssioH, II
we were corEcctiy informed, all assen'ci In all
shrisn {, this the c,zns formed league, and sub
scrib~d fund OF iiccn hun'rvl loilars, u aid in
sSe suppression OFT liquor TT .iiic-
Tacy are lis, t.sias III. Necessary sse.'s to Or
gan ze Cool Tem2srs lodge
We arc informed ti,t all classes. parties and
creels are eng assl IA t.I:s temperance movement
~ Eoc'icstcr. roll on the temperance baii.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
DR.. Robaek,s Scandinavia Remedies.

Tie cures acc ,m3i,iscd by these great Sweiis,,
tested by the parties themselves over their, own
names. Dr.. Robacs, the discovcrcr AMI sole pro
prctcr ofrhcsc famous rcstortives, is now preparing
for publication his lis. of for 1855, with t,,
names, residences, etc., Of the patients m,ns- OF
whom had been toad by their family Physicians tint
there was no help, they must die. The faculty an,
tiun lcrstruck- Tacy never drcanl of the possi
bility of com? ,unins : preparation caPt'ic o
reaching the scatJf disease in the blood ami res
ring the huid 10 healthy condition, with aI,soluts
certainty. An diseases Of the stoinrcii. liver box
els. kidneys, nerves. skim gan:ls and muscles ar,
inf.liibly rcnF,scby the Blood Purifier and Bncs
Pills. See advertisement. ll2f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

FORTUNE TELIlyG.-We understand that Mad
anne James is in town With the es:clsit.eF ,isw O
telling fortunes. gwc adsise .hIlsow &aJers Sh,
believe in Histology, the pretended science o
ierctelIiny by stws,''as Webster calls it, to asi
this lady at their earliest opportunity, and ascer
tain ~ what has been, what is, and what ,rH be- 81
far as they are cenccrncd. After they have rni'
Cor the valuable information thus obtained they M,
apply 70 themselves the whole of the prover5 wlicl
concludes-"and his money soon parted
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

ar Tuesday last, the Il inst, was Che second
anniversary OF tc last srt Ere tat icra<ted the
bsssines- portion Of our town, but which, Ike the
fablesI, PkGnix, has arisen cut OF its ashes.
The first great fro which DESTROYED large por
ton sfihe business houses thea in the place, &C
Cured Dee &c, l--'I, al,ou. o'clock,