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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

[From the Albany Atlas Argas1
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t"s.on Of ervns Sussnss cart s1oSsqusnss he we.
n .s:: :;s xxx
s:s ;ss
s Sasa Of s ss e NJ y sI %
me less 70 be esteemed hoaored taA by bic eIsons
e :ss' sGss
or carry condition Of any .-Chenango U,ion.
Vulgar and BLACKBOARD abuse for having risen
from an humble origin by his unaided efforts, does
rom journal which. like the NsSs, processes Demo
ctacy aud the rsbuke OF the Chenapgo Union IL us
10 D we're. Could claim In behalf OF sssocate-
who hAs absent from his post for two weeks queuy
enjoying brief summer vacation, undisturbed by the
ephes Of those kindred Pr. house organs, the Nss and
the 6ERAiBcoud We ciaim for him the early trials and
triumphs which these twin CIVILIZATIONS Of the mesropo
ian cutters impute ~ disgrace, We would gladly
gs which overcomes all Obstacles Bat as hIs
carly training Ia TO be charged or credited to
Prof. Henry Of the Smithsonian Institute formerly prin
Doctor No rather than to tn agencies msuoned Oy
Ms he truth Of hiatory compela rob hiu Of this
biography what nrue, would constitute one OF liz bright
est pages. ls nos the mAgniy Of the News, aided by
that q the HERALD, sufcenty IMAGINATIVE to haven't
something bad Of Mr.. Cassidy? Try again.
CASSIDY CHARGES THE HERALD WITH STEALING A
COPY OF WIsE's LETTER
from tho Albany Atlas Argus
Tho New YORK HERALD, IN answer 10 paragraph OF
that had dropped Wood denies the allegation and
comes hs defence and vigorously supports Wise and
Woods p, oRrsmme ITO organise by districts and whip
The enemy, send two delegations" We copy from this
Wire and Wood organ
We lastly charged WITH abandoning Fernando Wood ~
philosopher dead That slight miatake George Law hal
not sufficient stuff 70 make thing Of and could be gava
soss
H Fernando VEGA T S % hem nn % he sH Of
kiment Of zousvss.
And they should thsir delegation selected in their
way there will be still another Of delegates chosen
should be- Ia Congressional discs fos nom Abxny lulu
ences win be for The National Convention 70 deeids be-
nsr the tools OF half Of broken down
politician at Albany. Our Annikblo friends Of tho Regency
may howl a. much they viii this prospect but there Il
n.
30 that the $50 with which the HERALD claims
TO have brbed somebody to surreptousy OBTAIN for it,
columns copy Of the Wise letter, invest nens,
after ALL for the benefit Of Wise and Wood who like DON
the plan Of that letter was sneceesary to par s
tents TO others" Hence II waa purloned at expense
Of twenty dollars and published in the HERALp-he
re OF their plan OF operations and the suggestion Of II 10
all who could be led TO sympathizs with then, being
deemed more than compromising advantage for it, In
fanny.
s the democrats Of the State to geo to that this
plan Tor disorganizrg their party crushed out What
ever head may have In Virginia. or In the city of New
81 ate. Let have united partyunted at homo In its
contest with the common foe ann united abroad in ite
representation In the councils Of the democracy OF
nation.
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The st. Louis Republican Of the 2sth says:-

Tie ot LOUIS HtPUU7tcdn Of the 18th says:--
We nothing In the present aspect Of trade 10 lead
Money s in derospd now but is noe likely TO continue
long, and the payment Of the notes Of OR 6usness
mos falling due in the East, which will soon be COM
peted, and the presence Of the usual number Of
chants from the country making their f purchases, will
coon make money mstters comparatively easy. We
hoce aso MAI buyers OF produce Eastern account arc
oeenning TO chew themselves In the market, and
as tney begn to move our wheat, flour and other pro-
epcH exchanges viii be supplied In Gufdept quantity 70
pripg oown 10 half per cent premium Then the de-.
maid Tor gold for shipment wilt cease, the banks and
savpgs institutions will be enabled to dacount moro
hneray we never saw less reason for apprehension IN
now than 1t has done for many years, aud has more
ability payt Our merchants will, Of course, exercise
dea OF caution IN their sAies but they prepared
ID MI orders TO any amount and for any description Of
goods On their behalf We invite merchants from evcry
quarter 70 vsis our city and make their purchases
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The BRIGHAM CAsE.--The case of Frederick r
Brigham, OF Norwslk, charged with attempt 70 poison
biz wife, Tas continued by Judge MsCarsy TO the next
term or the Suprior Court in fairfield county To ciyo
Brghams uncle, nov responsible for tho $4,000 bonds
time 10 get his nephew custody again if he can II was
shown the Court thst Brigham mai deliberately gone to
Cuba after preliminary study Of span.h and the two
brothers, after making over their property 70 their uncle
joined Frederick by Request and Afterwards went TO
orrh His wife, who did not die from the eeo.s Of the
poison, had petition FOR divorce granted and her name
changed to Jane Smith, her maiden name -Nep Hao.a
Jcyysdl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

Axsavsn u ths DmPars City-Thxss Qnsxten
16h lllnion In Specie from New Orassns'
m steamship Empire CITY, OAps Grimm, Hsrtvsd u
~ vort early yesterday morning She len New Or
ynun On tho 10Th ns and arrived u Havana On the 2h
n "a. n, having touched meanwhile n Key west 70
nA passengers route for California. On the IA tho
Empire CITY encountered very severe gAle mainly nom
the soxiheAxt which lasted about eighteen hours
panied with heavy sea, the ships position being about
seventy miles northwest nom the Tortuga&
Al Havana there 10 no news. Dulness 10 the sole no.
nesasle feature local matters The market FOR most
nsrchsntsbe commodities II in IKE position. FreghA
IRE quoted trife lower than last reported rates.
Exchanges rule higher; London 14k to i6h premium
Rev York AZ 10 5k premium; New 0riesus snors sgns'
q 10 6 premium The Empire rity left Havans for snh
part q p N. on the oath, passing United states mail
stsaqer Philadelphia, At anchor just Outside the port
dsobargpg freight and passengers. The Empire City
lrpgs fair cargo hy passengers and s'76oSl specie,
uhieHy In Mexican silver, coined ana IN ou'hon, VIZ
NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK.
n r. rc,usvs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
IsSosn G.ss Northumberland. 1900
g,esW Il observation-disclosures. 10000
y a Brooears q Co...............,.... n,196
Ssnssos h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
)ppcsp, so IMAM 70. 10O,0o
lpryopo.ltap Bank 100000
1872 900
JenR,ns (cashier) $50 900
HAVANA 10 NEW YORK.
0ssv... ,.....,.................. 1000
Oruer 2,375
Total. s77s,0si
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Fort OF Now x0rk, August 20, 1852
CLEARED
Stp John Cotle Malet, Acspuico-1now 4 Burgess
Esfk Hermitage, Alien, Lsbon-R Leita.
Park kxcesior, WIZARD Bartsdos-H Trowbf5dge's roua
BARK Penedetto (sard) Gsndelfo, Buctouche-MSsser.
Brig saemaW, Caee. LaEuAyrA.
Big Enchantxees f5f), Watt Londonderry-Thcs James,
hrg Mary Morton, Dawson, Wjpdsor-J whitney %.
schr Oy mpia Perkins. Port AZ Plata Rosare CO.
Scbr MIX (8x) Jenkins, et John-0 r Buley.
schr Kate Bruce. MAYO Byazoa Post Smith %.
sehr u Warner Cannon. eavanEsh-J Smh Co.
Echr clifton, Mercer, Newborn Dfhbla 4 Buuce.
cchr fIcYs Bride, Coker Baltimore.
Steamer Ocarora, Cundh, Baltimore,
ARRIVED.
Sieamship CITY Of Washington Br) Petrfe LIVERPOOL Aus
via Queepsown 18th with mdse and TO Jno l.
Oa IT'D inst parsed ship FiyJames and brig Msrsha
ward bound; l6h lat 81 n u paefed ship Roscoe bound
ITO 3h lat 48 g. lon co. passed Sr
hence for 0sva, 2oh lat IS 81 passed
r Cy Of Mar chester hence for 1eenstovn md
yeipool Nh lat 4aS0 lon 81 f6 passed large chip shoW
pssed Rr steamshp City OF Baltimore hence for
and Liverpool Arohored Oh The Battery ai li:lSPI
Steen,snip Empire City, Grimm New Orleans Aug 70 VIA
Havana 2.th and Key West 2n with mass and
TO ID Roberts.
Steamship Thomas swspn Isyde'd Baltimore and Nor
f1f WITH Uese, 70 II B Cromwell co. oath inst Ps "a
Le Egg Harnor passed sctr Gaego Eiohuno1d fs
New YORK.
Steamship Chs.spsass. orcwel, Portland. with mdse
sn'e AasEsxes Evans Lordon snd yse OF Wight.
July Is, win ndse and GO psssepgers % Morgan f6b
INST On Grand Banks spoke nhDx schr oahsp. q Prov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

rNsCELLANssOUs,
M xlnn.ACuLoys vEsM1N DESTROYER,
FAILS 61SsEs - sx SEsa Mxss1 Ill
MOTHS. xSso .5ToEs
uARnEN INSECTS. An
No family ought TO be without ' AN"noAS' gu
MIRACULOUS SvE EamfT prsrxovrp
G!eanhess and domestic comfort VIII hiatt this preparsou
rs,,.., DsAra TO ALL vERMIN.
cnemoa sno-n under the shove tile for
.r sS0 years 10 all psr OF tae world have acquired r
Head TEX y e5sP ERs
A. v. Stout EGG,
P,esiden. Of shoe and Leather Bsuk
Metropolitan Hotel.
: 80 Commissioner Of Public Buildings, washington.
+. A. TsIImadge, '-'"''' 10" 1'TA'
superintendent Of Fouoe.
John D. Gibson 'A '''''' - -~oes'
similar certificates been reserved By W. Meyer fo1
The Msse,s Of noussbold Of the following sovereignS-
7hE S saFksSE 81 81 j TsSss5A
5 ssE King King q q s solaIyh
RE kisa u sAyAsfA.
AL Ihs PEINGas OF THE aExxAN sriTls.
The original Q, ~ which may be seen at The on se Of DE m
vea''s ana H sUssksH MEYER, sla BROADWAY
mcnsns credit o. sve per cen. dscuns tOT Ssn
New York. = sssss - ST.. BROADWAY
e sssaHsst, j s 1 ssSs CO.
And druggists generally.
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uthsN ,oweF rates. "a charters have bsen nade for
Europe Ud eight for the United States We quote TO Eu
rope 80 &c. f3 &c. and to Tie United States there 10 no
thug Offering rates nominal say ~ reals boz, and 81
W. - hhA. sugar, ana u - hid. molassea
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FREksaTs.-kDgagement were ligh, while rates were
without material variation. 10 LIVERPOOL gao bales Of
cotton taken at I'd. TO London, 700 bbs oil were
engaged at 2e and 90 tons goods ct los.
TO Rotterdam about 500 bbIs Tosn engaged at g. 3D.
Tbere was nothing - other ports
HAY.-The market steady, with moderate sales OF
zoe. q 76c. The latter figure for small lots.
lRoN.-scotch pig was steady with moderate sales OF
$23 10 o $24 elk months.
LIME Sales Of some SEQ 500 bbls. common Rockland
were made at &c., and Of lump At 81 IL per barrel
NoAssxs-The market Was quiet, ct &c. for couuo1,
and 26c. q Csc. for good muscovado.
NAVAL SToRn.-Sales embraced about 800 bbls spirits
turpenne at 49, for rejected, 44xo. for merchant.
able and 46c for shipping lots. Common roen dull
ut 81 co. 6ne rosin at 4c. and tar steady but
without sales of moment
OnsThe n,stket wasnac.ive, and sales Of linseed as
well as crude whale and spsrm were light, and prices
the demand go,d. The gales embraced about
1,7o0 hti'., icouding mess at $l4 so . ga
62M tsf'frwa'cs held at 8i4 75), and prime at
SIC ~ n $40 40 Beef was less buoyant and dull The
ss'es about 225 bbs inducing country prime
~ IS % SIS country mess, So SO q 81 10; repacked
noes, So SO, and extra Al $40 Is $12 Beef hams
were heavy anu cheaper, with small sales reported at
hhos and derces at 7c for shoulders and S}sc. 81c
for hams. Lard continued frn with OF about 3O0
bbs. at l0xc 10Xc., and at Tic for prime. Butter
and cheese were In fair demand and prices unchanged
RIcE.--Saes Of about ESQ casks we're made OF SIC.
4Lc.
SueARs steady with sales Of about $50 hhds, in.
GUIDED In which were 2l3 do Porto Rico at 7lc. Sc.
The remainder consisted OF Cpta at prices ranging from
4Kc. 10 6slc. for common refining to good grocery
qualities.
wnsKxY,-The sales embraced about $50 bbis q. &C.,
and leo do. At 261sc., closing dull.
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Total $ls $50, la ,sat 1873 OsoI7 1855, sol
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts OF exchange held by the various banks,
and also the sums due to distant banks, the latter
being comprised in the table of deposits as shown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30

hce.ovn VIII 600 Sch; 2d lat 20 "a Ion IS 10 passed shp
p iosS Sr ma Juv A. With
.dse and paasesgssa Morgan wss ostas the Hook
ssy vA sugar, jas Awsn = sacsos 4 u Lower
sSl 0rs. e Be:.S.A s,s: s:sua Avg 4 y4 a.
go aesaeis rh Bossit ArdrOssan. ~ days. win iron
SsGa T . sa 4 @ S: md
passed l~se ss,5 The heel painted whs probably b.
big Norfolk Easipor) sEey. fcrt Mars. j. July e
New Icrk. Has been becsined i Gays ~ - 49,. ~,
h i ss !s PspD Ri 9s ns y "a ID. ~ con
Animsst and topmas T.h 60 miles Of SANDY Hook
with as Of topgssntmaa main opnas heed ssd mfsen
ops.laptnau win The spar hanging BY the rigging along
Brig Pamela. Was Pensseos Is days, with lumber 10 Pecs
Brig Fnsneier. HasAsn Calais days. with lumber 70
sssSr yes.: sSiA. Dayton. wilmington, NO day. r..
heavy weather boat and part Of the deck
tohr P.rson, Williams, HEREFORD. NC days
sehr goldsn Rule. WlDer, Alessndris. days.
ssSr F%%s v wsnsa ac ygspi. s1 days Gays
er h,sn s aaoT T. , rs a.
eehr rm Moore. Moore. Lille Egg HsIhoi, saya
SER ssh 2rpss1 s ssE
sSsr v!nsrs TcPs sysr az; ~
schr Lebanon, Curtis Dsnviie days
scShr Isabella n., Fsulstn. sos'on 8 day.,
ssss s s.ss ssH a.S has1s'ss
Schr Colscn. Ceson New Haven. days
s ss ssYss Bs; F ssi Eve. s s s
Below.
ga,k Mary Lucrs.ia. GIBBS. from oaAiz. Julys.
Wind q sunrise NV; u sunss& ".
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MONDAY, August 29-6P.M.
AsKs The market continued acive with sales Of pots
a5Hc.
BRxApsrurs.- FIourThe market was active and buoy
ant, while the receipts larger The sales embraced
about COO bbls. closing within the range Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30
BroolEIYn City News.

THE SINGULAR CASE CRY HOSPITAL Tho man
George Arr who sustained fracture OF the neck, by
fall nom the sa;rs Of his residence In Atlantic street,
Thursday ihe 26.h inst died at the City Hospital at
O'Clock Sunday evening the 2Sh inst post morton
nation made, and 1t ascertaped that death
CAUSED by the fracture Of the body OF the 9th
vios verebfae During the time the dece Ased remained
under treatment the fractured parts we're adjusted
dozen ee, in order to supply him with fool and drink
he could his arms but the parts again became
separated by removing the RECONSIDERATION he could
sustain for q long pariOt-bis limbs became mosoness
The body and lower exreites psrsiysad, but
SEPARATION remained IN normal condition. and the pulse
was full He copversed with comparative during
his ness and aeneibe OF his condition Throughout
The physicians took great deal Of interest in the case,
which appears 10 be Of the most singular that has
occurred. An inquest WAS held, and verdict
dered that death resulted from an accidental fall
SlsGUIAS AocIpENT.--Mr. Charles Cunningham was
brought to the City Hospital the 26th inst. with hs
right eye much injured that resulted in total loss
Of vision. appears thai he In porter house vh
ireno; they cked for sarsapariLs, Mr.. Cunningham
beng dealer in that article There being dlcp,sy
In getting out the cork he Knocked of tie neck OF
tie. One of the fragments flew into his face and pro-
duced the serious result above slated.
THE TAXES BROOKLYN FOR ls60--The joint Board OF
Aldermen and Supervisors to tx the amount Of taxes for
tie support Of the city and other purposes
during che year 1eeo held their birtsenth meeting
evening ard concluded their aboFs The follsviag 10
syncpss Of the deren. purposes for which the taxes
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were lrp,sss 81 7b IS CO. Southern flour tOlera
oy active with safes Of about 500 bbis closing rates
within the rDge Of the shove quotations Rye -four was
in fair request with sales Of about 200 bbls within the
ysnge Of figures. Corn meal quiet quotations
Wheat wss some less buoyan. at the close, while prices
were without change OF moment The sales embraced
So 81 40 red southern st 81 20 81 rs Kentucky
white al 81 40 81 Co. the latter ngure for CHOICE
mixed Michigan at 81 3d. Corn plenty and Isss active
Western mixed In store at TO-. do in store and
sfoat, &C., &c., closing at Slc for prince Southern
yellow and white were nominal Rye--The sales eu,
braced about 800 bushels aisle for new aud old Bar
ley was quiet, at 60c Csc for old Oss heavy
esser Eaes OF Western were made at $3.50. 4lc for
Gtae; &c. 4oc for Western and at 39c SIC for Cana.
dian.
CcFFEE.-The market continued buoyant and Hrn while
The tales were mere limited; about ITO bags Maracabo
were sold at TO-, and about SEQ do. Rio at l0sc.
including good part at lie. IL 10.
CoTroS-fhe market inactive, while Gales were
coraned to about 200 800 bales closing dull At the fol-
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Considering that the banks received 81 1926 600 on
Saturday from California, and s776 900 to- day from
New Orleans, this statement exhibits them in very
strong position Considering the heavy export of
Saturday, Goth, the loss of specie is not large we
presume that tomorrow morning the reserve will
amount to about $22 500, 000 The decline in loans
is an extremely satisfactory feature. Some of the
banks, we notice, have increased their dis
counts; the Manhattan, for instance, has
again strengthened" itself, according to its
peculiar method, by increasing its discounts and
getting rid OF its specie; but the general move
men. is conservative and deserving of the highest
praise. steady adherence to this course for the
nest thirty Gr forty days will enable the banks to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-30
FINANCIAL AND CONNER lAt.

MONDAY, August 29-6 p. M.
The bank statement of day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week.
Week ed'g Looms S,sni- r;r,,, p.x,,.;,,
Arg % .e07 ,990,199 2l40s44s s3T7 eco "a Oh oio
Aug H.. III al o7o 2o,72s,Oes a234,27e 7I,7o;st7
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ing amounted to ol2 49, and the balances to
81 ,34s, 035 &C.
The Baltimore Exchange of Saturday says
The money market has sightened up somewhat within
the week, and money s less eaey oblanaDe than il
both tho banks and the the
loans have advanced, and now quote prime endorsed
paper At Per cent, and first csss single name do
at q 10 per cent tor short and long dates.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-rHIs DAT,
s0N tl6H3........... 70 NOON Sets. Al
epT 30 10
Port Of New York, August 20, 1859.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

al. SIN. 54l Cos 1884 TEL sl7
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21
The Bank Of the State.

We understand that the State Board ol
this institution at its meeting. Yesterday,
increased the capital of tho Branches at
LaPorte and Plymouth, fifty thousand
dollars each. With the exception of those
two. which appear to be in what a
crippled condition, at lesst they have rot
thus far been remunerative, a semi-annual
division OF per cent. was declared for all
other Branches. including the Branch at
Jeffersonville, which, until recently. has
also been lame duck The semi annual
July statement, we are informed, shows
the Bank to be in an unprecedented sound
condition. and prepared for the movement
OF the new crop and the trade which will
necessarily grow out of it. The present
circulation of the Bank is about three and
half millions. upon q specie basis of
one and half million dollars. With the
movement of the crops to market, the cir
culation of the Bank will bs largely in
creased. AT the present time, according
to the Bank. the people pay to that ins,i.
tuition about two millions of dollars for the
purpose OF being furnished by it with a
paper circulation. This is the bonus
which the Legislature granted to the Bank
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21
Tragedy--A MAN HUNG.

In T1ay last, Jasper Rcuzy shot James
Oldham in Milledgeville. Lincoln conntv
and Immediately fled. He located himself
IN a remote corner Of Marion coantv. and
although the executive of the Stata offered
a reward of $500 for his apprehension. cv
cry one was fearful of attempting to make
the arrest. such was his desperate charac-
tor. and so thoroughly wGs he armed
While In Marion he was accustomed 10
committing depreciation after depreciation
OF the most serious nature. He would co
into the houses of persons and demand
their guns, threatening to blow out their
brains In case of refusal. so that he was
enabled TO form quite an arsenal.
On last Monday he went to Bradfrds-
VILE. and encountering a gentleman. seiz-
ed his gold watch, and placing il in his
pocket. said, What will you do a..ou, 10.
just at this Juncture, small man seized
HIM from behind. and pinioned his arms
60 closely that number Of persons were
able to come up and assist in handcuffinr
the prisoner. He was then taken 70 LeL
anon. When leaving the latter pIace. be
expressed desire that he might be k;lreI
there as ne was sure that If he returned
to Stanford he would be hsny.
Arriving at Stanford. the county seat of
Lincoln, he WAS placed in Jail. Yes,eriav
Saturday morning, about half-pas: Two
O'Clock. mob of some eighty persons at
tackled the prison, made a forcibIe entrance
and carried off the prisoner. They pro-
cecded a short distance, and then informed
Rouzy of their intention. He only reques
ed that his body should be given TO L:s
wife, and that it remain in poace, as he
trusted his soul wonld. The mob then
hung him upon a tree, and left the wretch
I'd man suspended between the heavens
and the earth. He was not discovered
until after daylight.
houzy had been for long time vi
,.ious. ungovernable person, and was a per.
ect terror to the neighborhoods of Mill
'dgevillc and Huntsville. -LouisriNe Dem.
,crdt.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21

"OHEOPATHTC Observation-Disclosures
attection paid to Obstetric Practice, and
Chronic dlseas of w Women, and diseases of Child
rem Ofh:e over G. Palmers store, corner Michi-
gan and Iaporte streets, where he can be consulted
at all hours 1-3tf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21

AZ Tie man Who boasts that he never
oos newspaper. says that Santa Anna.
ne persists in his struggle with Russia,
s'p : ee sure to lose all the territory of the
5osphorus, and be excluded from the nav
CATION OF the Amazon Sea.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21
DRESS MAKING

MRS RHODES sCAAND-M MISS LOGAN
Respectfully announce to the Ladies of flym-
outh and vicinity, that they have commenced
the above business on Adams street, between
Michigan and Center, where they are prepared
with the latest fashions from New York and Bos-
ton, to give satisfaction to allwho may give them
a call. All kinds of sewing-Shirts, Pants, Vests
&c.-done in good style, and on reasonable terms
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21
s:OOfs g Shoes
Pixies Peak Gold Mine!

II OCATED THREE MILES WEST OF
IPlymouh, near the Pittsburgh Ft Wayne and
Chicago RI. Eighty acres of land-ffty acres
improved small house-al of which can be bought
NOW fo,one thousand dollars. For particulars
eumre If ID. McDoyALD or on the subscriber on
the promises. A. G. ARMSTRONG.
Plyrouth Feb Sd 1859 nl6ts
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21
ST., 900 WANTED!!

All persons owing me, Ehose accounts are due, are
hereby notified that need the money :, us cannot
pay my debts until nv dues are paid and not wish
not responded to Immediately, am compelled to
adopt means more effectual. II. PIERCE.
Plymouth dec7, SO lift
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-21

S<A man behind the age should BE-
fed on catchup. So