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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
Editor AND nRDrRIEroR
GA MBRLL's EXCHANGE atthe Depot. is a

ca MBRILL'S EXCHANGE at the Depot. is Il
very convenient and comfortable stopping place,
especially for persons wishing to TAX. either night
p load trains. His beds are nice and clean
am. ~ndations are not cxcciIcd by
any Housp in Northern indiana, aud beng so con-
Ior, -. ,han,,.:,,, tn,;o, Iatf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

The late Maryland election. upon su-
perfcill examination. does not amount TO
n,url, TIE Americans have carried the
city If Baltimore BIZ increased maj rifles,
AMI the delegation from the State to the
rev Congress is lie same as in Tie last
three Americans AID !hree domocrais.-
Bu; when We come TO ioqaire INFO the re-
turns for the esisla;ure. We discover that
there has been remarkable popular reyo-
luton in Maryland. as compared with her
las, preceding le,i-ia ive elcciior:--
LEGISLATURE-ie57.
SESArE -Americans,. 10 Democrats, ......
lou.E-An.ericans n Democrats. -
LEGISLATURE-le59
SEN.TE-kmerie4Is,. II Democrats. II
Hou-E-Amcrc.ns, - Democr,s,. A.
A complete revolution. for we see that
he psi ions of the two pu,ies. in both
branches Of the L. islsture, are completely
changed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

SURGICAL OPERATIoS.-About two weeks age 4
little ION OF Esquire " hite OF North township,
whilst eatinS p.rchcd corn, got grain of it in his
uindpipe, which must have produced death from
strln.u,to -, but Tor the timely assistance OF DR..
Bres. ord of this place, assisted by Dis Brown and
Collins, no emoved it by the operation OF tracl-
;eotomy, when the little fellow WAS Immediately
relieved.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

ENO CONSUMPTiV ES.-Thc advertiser
B having been restored to healla in IA few weeks.
by very simple remedy. after having suffered
several yc1iS with u Lang AfcctioR, and that
dread disease Consumpiion-S anxious to nuke
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire il he will send Il copy of the
prescription used ree Of Charge. with directions
for preparing and using the same. which they Will
find 4 sure cure for Consumofion, ASTHMA, Bronchn-
is, &c The only object of the advertiser in send
in the prescription is benefit the afflicted, and
h. hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as it
will cost them nothing, and my prove blt sSing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 36l FIRST STREET.
WilliamSbur.h. Kings Co. n.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

81 By the census just completed IN tie
-ity Of Laportc. the to;al population is
found 10 be 6 l24
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
AIessrs KELLY. KING & Brother
PETITION 10 sELa

Ntltt OF IllNllna,
Starke County, -:
n Office is hereby given that !oSclh Fhillip4
= Executor OF the LAST viii Of Jlcob G.. Black
deceased :ll present tion to :, Il the real es-
tate OF said dccedcnt. his personal being nSniiicient
to pay his debts, and that said petition will e heard
.t the next term OF the court of Common Pleas ii
said county. JOSEPH PHILIPS Ext.
.ucCrackn x Cole atty :. i-t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

Charls ston. Va. Nov. 10.
The court to day Sentenced Cook. Green.
Cnppec aud Copeland. to be hanged on FRI
dav, the 16th of December.
1t is suppose that Gov. Wise will re-
spite Brown, and execute the whole of the
condemned prisoners on the same day.
The Court has adjourned for the term.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

ANOTHER CHAvGE.-'T. J. Patterson has sold out
to John l.. Woodward. who will continue the Gro
Gerry and Provision business at the old stand. Tom
Pat will still he thsrc for short time to see his old
customers and assure them that he has cleat
conscience IN all lis dealings with them heretofore
lie wants TO see them all call IN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17

vg Sle best s CT. SUGAR ia town, at Vi.lmedse x
& Browns.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
Guardian Sale.

By or.!er ofthe Cas- County Court of Common.
Pleas. am authorized 10 sell at private sale. in
lots IN ;hc Town of Plymouth. M. ln4. ~. l.3.
1911 10. III. 80. til. lS2 222 223. 225 229 $50
oh % a}2. AlSp out lot< No Is, Il, Is 70,
%. 81. 81. 56. 81 Terms: Onc-fourth down.
fourth in one, two and :hree years. with interest
from. date WmSON. WRIGHT.
nov l0-i.itf- Guardian.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-17
SORGHUM MCLASSES

John ii. Goddard, has for sale at his farm ? miles
south west OF Plymouth, IN any Guantitcs-by the
barrel. gallon, or otherwise. Sorghum Molasses 1t
IS also kept for safe at retail at Chas Palner's
Sore.
Oct 21-Iitf.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
cREATREDUCTIoN IN PRICES. |.

have concluded reduce my prices in DENTISTRY, SO
that all will have 1t in their power to have coon rErrn
LIST OF PRICES.
ompr,e Sc, upper and under Gold plate BANDED, s.5o
ein. SIS less than dentists IN ths vicinity cadgs!
Complete set Gold plate, without band, SooVo
being 80, 20 less than others charge. 90. an
Upper set Gold plate BANDED 500 70 @fo
being 10 to SIS less than Others charge. 90 90,
Upper set Gold pste, without band, >" e''
being 10 to Si2 less than others charge 80 40
Complete plans plate Continuous gum BANDED SiVVo
being $50 less than others charge 40
Upper plstina, sASpsp; WV
being Sl0 less than Others charge. .,o On
Complete Rubber BANDED, SVoiVV
tf,,er at Rnbher BANDED, rs to $50
being 10 to SO less than Others charge -
Complete set silver plate bASpAp, CIV
co Dsans ~ y s M e Without band s25
being SIS less than others charge. .a.
Upper set, Silver, BANDED, ~ 70 GO
being 70 $40 less than Others charge.
Upper set Silver plate, without band, ~ 70 Siooo
being 5 to fo ars less than others charge -.
Frequently ad, iscd for under pieccs 10 70 gu
r Gum teeth Always used fur permanent work. and be-
eye no dentist tells you, yo p icA not DO Jor
gayn tooth ~ ~ In all cases the god plate shall be 10
csaArs rIsEthe Platina and Rubber PUkk and the s-
yer as French and Spanish coin or VIII refund the
MONEY.
poi "A ii 4 ing and other Filings Ia proportion
lr All plate work and filing warranted
EIectricity used in extracting Please give me call
JOHN NJ. COMEGYS,
Mine Street, Bratttcboro, Va. 70
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Local NEwsrARss.-The following

LOCAL NEwsEAREs.-The following
just remarks we clip from the correspond
ence of an exchange, says the Buffalo Ex-
press "The local newspaper should be en-
couraged by every member of the commu-
nifty where il is printed. All should aim
to strengthen and improve it by their ideas,
local items, &c. We earnestly invite
revival in the minds of our citizens, of the
interest thus limited at. Bring in your
names, take every occasion to furnish for
our columns such items OF local news as
you think would be acceptable, and find
your reward in your own improved inter-
ests, which are always to greater or less
extent, connected with healthy and well
conducted Lrcal newspaper.
ELEGANT AND NEw Book AND jon
PRINTING HoUsE.-In No. 1852 Washing
going towards Franklin street, and up one
flight of Stairs is one Of the handsomest,
neatest and best furnished book and job
printing offices that we ever entered. The
proprietor, Fred Rogers, is gentleman of
much experience and great skill, and the
specimens of his work are equal to the
best that has ever been produced in Boston.
The office is new throughout, is furnished
with four new presses which are adorned
with colors and gliding, the stands, cases.
frames and other appurtenances are of
black walnut, and there is every facility for
book, card, job and ornamental printing in
styles to suit the most fastidious. Some of
the printing we have seen has been as ele-
CANT as steel or copper plate work, and the
printing in colors which can be shown even
of the most minute patterns, is remarkably
neat and delicate.
We clip the above from the Boston
7rareler and no doubt every word of it is
true. For several years Mr.. Rogers had
charge of this office and of course is well
and favorably Known in this place and viein-
ity. We would just say, that among his
nice presses spoken of, are some of the
kind we expect to have in the TIMES ofiic e
next month when this paper is TO be en-
larged.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Impor 40 Fema les.
m. CHEESE EN- ANS PILLS J..

PREPARED BY CORNELIUS L. CfiEEsEMAN; 81 d New
YORK city The combination ofingredensin these Ps are
the result of long extensive practice They are midi
their operation and certain in correcting ali
Painful Transformations removing all distinctions whether
from d or otherwise headache pain in the side paitaon
heart whites ali affections fatigue,
.; IN me hack and limbs &c. disturbed Sleep which arise
sS IN ,erruntion of nature TO MARKED LADIES DR..
Pills are invaluable they will bring on the
nonthv period regularity Ladies' who have been dis
IN the use of other Pills place the utmost con-
i; mr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they repre-
sent TO do. x.,...,..
q, vhich the Pills be taken without producing
CuLIAR RESULT The condition referred 20 rs
Nv ~. r.<ut MISCARRIAGE Such is the irresistible
tendency of the medicine restore the sexual ions &c
normal power
cannot resist il <.,x..;,;,
warranted purely vegetable and free from nJu
rious Explicit directions, which should be read seeompA
~ ch hoy Price ST. by mailen enclosing 81 to DC
eal agent Sold by druggist in every town IN tns
srn;sed states r. b. Hutchings, General agent LOT tn
1900 -atx les ChambersSt., New YORK, 20 whom al
b ,sale orders should be addressed For SAFE nonss
| nd Retail BY o. Y. WOODS. Bellows fais,t oo-ofis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

WEsTMIssTER.--Att the caucus of the
Republicans Of Westminster, held on Tues
day, j. C. Richardson, Esq, was elected
chairman, and Homer Goodhue, secretary
and the following persons chosen as dele.
gates to the County Convention Edward
Hall, N. G. Pierce, Russell Ranney, Syl-
vester Groat. .Substitutes-G. w. Ran
ney, S. w. Wiley, Alvin Goodell, Shubael
Peck. ToUa Committee Homer Good
hue.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

The CRoPs-The returns of the crops
are beginning to come in, and we shall be
happy to make our sanctum the recipient
of facts and specimens during the season,
and shall be pleased to hear from any far
mer who will take the trouble to post us on
the subject. n. G. Pierce, Esq, of West
minister, has left at our Office the product
of one seed of herds grass, which was
sown with winter wheat last Septem-
Der. AS the pigeons picked up the wheat
! in the part Of the field where the grass was
grown, it of course had a good chance.
From this one seed grew 43 stalks the
of which was 5 feet ! ] inches, and
the longest head was 7 inches in length.
Mr.. Pierce also left with us handsome
sample of wheat. 1t is Of the ''blue stem
variety, being the same as his premium
wheat raised last year. The longest stalks
are 6 feet in length.
A We are informed that a man in Hough-
8ionvile, whose name we have been unable
TO learn, one day last week while very
warm, land down and drank from cold
Spring, which soon put him in great pain'
and he died in few days after.
The Hotel at South Charlestown, has
oeen purchased by A. NJ. Adams of Spring
field, and the large barn belonging to it, is
to be changed to shirt mandatory.
Will some one look after that stray colt
Its nice one. See advertisement.
The officers drill Of this regiment tool
place yesterday at White River Junction
The officers of the Green Mountain
Guards took tent with them and encamp
on the field.
BRATrLEBoRo.-The firm Of Cheney
Newton has been Dissolved and the bushes
is continued by Mr.. Newton, who we
merits a liberal patronage. He keeps
fine lot of groceries and will supply th
demand with a good article O. .
A faw days since man in CRATIC
named Ross, fell from barn and 50 bros
bis bones aud otherwise injured him. th'
his reeovery was considered doubtful.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Rich Glossy Hair

YIALK Of beauty, cannot withouta fine head Of
hair, then read N following, sndif yonask
circular xroupd each bottle. and doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR REsT0RATlNE-wec call
the aruou q all old and ,ouDe to this wonderfupreps
ers the the bald with luxurient growthmoyra
the a o ms uia and used a.
regular dressing for the hair win color. aud keep
falling extreme old age In all its natural Leapy
s call then upon bald the gray diss.ssd In scalp
to surely the young will not as they value the
flowing the wichng curl, ever be wlthoutit Its
praise Is upou the tongue OF thousands. s..s
The Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative in Mes ns-
following letter in
: ~ = Drsr Rnv.s ,coss., July %, 1855.
1 Mr. Leavenwo th-sir have been troubled With dan
dru my head for more than hsiI BE-
gan to out, scnrf and hair together in Nc.
siaven napcr Woods lair Restorafve eursI
called at tore the LIST Of April purchased
bottle to try IL and found to my u w,s!e,
Is now ~ or inches in length ichers Il all ~.
:, s X ns =.
Of used IN this place. Sou may have market ior
MANY so as, s', si,s rssps RUFUS rRArr
p,,.,,,,. 500
| rxor Your Hair ativc Is prtsrs
i,,eii beneficial Tho front. Port
5 @ hall ynt Sost IS and now tie
tip Of my head i veil s,aided With promising sIsp q
have preparations without bepsht whs
think my own reaons reeomIaer datien. esu II
ia' ehan' ''esr''' :" p.R a'1 TnsSMhsM D.
ss&ou1 No "a v;ss sssss
vIscrsSrs. IA June q. lsss
vsssp ss s
fsfe for whonroevcr IL that
~ abe habit Of unr other sr Rssorsfi,ss and that
ard yours vastly superior ny other know Il sxfiIJ
use vii rssorr any perous hair the original yssshfui
eoor AID giving soft glossy
:, ,Ss s., On which Il drops -oud sSsrsrs s
ou~sd one dssrous Of having nBs eo.es
and texture to a'l' Asp: SiIs5S 7iss.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
Brandon Seminary,

G. u. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
w. II. RUGG, Assistant.
T. A. STEBBiNS, Teacher Of Penmanship
Mrs R. SMITH, Preceptress and Teacher Of French.
Miss J. WALLER, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches
TINE Fall Term will Wednesday September
Ith, under the supervision OF C. B. Smith, A. NJ who
many years has been efficient and popular Teacher
his accomplished Board of Assistants, hopes to
continue merit the public patronage In all tho part
study it viii be the unceang effort the teachers
instruction thorough and practical Partcu-
lar attention devoted to ALL BRANCHES OF STUDY
Lectuie s the of the school may require Tu
iton similar Institutions Board from 81 70 to
81 Is and good accommodations in the insti ution
and elsewhere will be furnished and those who
may in club For further partc APP
ply the Secretary till the last Of August after which to
the Principal.
Brandon, July, 1852 ooS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

TOwushend, VI.
TINE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence on the
IL last WEDNESDAY Of AUGUST, under the charge Of
q. +. LANE, A. 3.
As Principal, aided by eompetcnt Teachers.
Instruction will be given In all tho branches herstofors
taught in this Institution.
Care will be taken render the female department nv
ing and profitable by securing pshed
The Trustees regard the Institution fortunate 10
curing Principal who comes highly recommended AZ 4
scholar and efficient teacher.
No effort win be spared by him by tho Trustees to
preserve aud devote the reputation which the Institution
has justly acquired under the supernendence Of Rev
z. B. Smith, its late Principal
3i-3i CHARLES CLARK, Sec.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

BELLOWS FALLS. AUG. 5, 1859.
A Suee gsrIoS.-The communicate,

A SUaaEsTIoN.-The communication
below is from highly respectable gentle
man who has long done business in this vii
lage. We cordially sympathize with his
suggestion, and only wish we could see
some remedy for the miserable appearance
of the burnt district referred to. 1t is we'll
known that several persons Of means would
be glad to take this district at any reasona-
bic rate, and erect thereon good block of
buildings, and thus materially add to the
wealth and business Of the place. We
certainly would not favor any violence to
individual rights, but il by any fair means,
SO desirable an object could be brought
about, we believe it would have the hearty
cooperation of the citizens of our village
generally. The following is the article re-
ferred to:
The BURNT DIsrRrcr.-The condition
and appearance of the burnt district, where
the American House formerly stood, is a
disgrace to the Village of Bellows Falls.
Cannot the proprietor be induced, and if
necessary, be compelled, to change, alter or
improve the appearance of the grounds, so
that the mere sight of them, shall not i'm
part to the stranger and the sojourner, the
idea, that the Village, for want Of enter
prise Of its inhabitants, is going to dilapi-
dation and decay; and ought there not to
be meeting of the citizens to take the
subject into consideration. CIvIs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

REPUBLICAN MEETING.-At the meet
ing of the Republicans of this town, held
at Rockingham, on Wednesday afternoon,
Merrick Wentworth, Esq, was chosen
chairman, and A. N. Swain, secretary.
The following persons were chosen dele
gates TO the County Convention: j. d.
Bridgman, Geo. 0. Henry, j. B. Divoll, c.
II. Brown, j. A. Farnsworih, E. 5. Sabin,
Alexander Aicherson. 1t was voted that
the delegates have power TO procure substi-
tutes, in case of their inability to attend.
Toscn Commiaee--A. A. Stone, Ira Pol
sipher, Rodney Wiley.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

REPUBLICAN Caucus IN GRAFTON
We learn that the Republicans of Grafton
had quite spirited meeting on Wednesday
having discussion on the State House
question which lasted two hours, but are
not informed as to whether any particular
conclusion was arrived at. The following
are the delegates elected 10 the county
convention: Ambrose Burgess, Asher Put
nam, and Henry Walker.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

Sot drawn out by Alcohol, or any Aleonoho rt0eess
BUT BOILED IN The OLD Wal,
And is mot Poisonous,
BUT RETAINS ALI ITS MEDICINAL 'iHio's
For sas BY r. uadley, Chester wholessie ny pasns
p.rss No Is Park Row n. Y, and for sale by al COED
Druggsts- 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

Remarks-There large stock OF Cattle and sheep at
market which with weather. lowered prices
&c u cwt on Beef aud full g y head for sheep and
Lambs there be still further
decline and that this prices will rule lower than for
year previous From conversation with droYers We
lsarn that their Is large stock in the country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

principle regulstionso of the
performs its functions well,
fully developed. The stonl-
pendent on the healthy ae-
proper performance Of its
sch is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
Liver-having ceased to do
lof that organ, ono of the
study, in a practice O
find some remedy wheref
many derangements to
dy Is At iastfound amy per.
Complaint, in any Of its
tie sndconviction iscertain.
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
blood. giving tone and
chinery .removingthecause
radical cure
ed. and, what's better. pre-.
useof tue liverInvigcrator
uMeient to relieve ths
food from rising and sour.
firing. p re vents Night
Iniget, ioosens the bowel.
ness.
meai willcurc Dyspepsia.
} teaspoonfuls viii AWAY,
male obstruction remove,
and makes a perfect cure.
iy relieves Choiic. while
Is a sure cure for Choler,
of Cholera.
needed n throw out of tn.
! cine after 4 long s.ckncss
Jsundice removes all sal
from the skin.
, time before eating give
makes fook digess well.
> cures chronic Disrrhn. II
: tIner and Bowel compisiutl
. ldo<c.
- IT,,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05

or vary Ing In vsus from Ffty Cents $780, sivSn "
the Purchaser Of every Book.
ME take pleasure In stating that the liberal and inereas
Ing patronage bestowed BY the people Of New
England and other parts Of the country ensblss
vduas associations getting clubs than before
The advantages posses other ssilsk estab
orders must be evident to those acquainted With our po
ton, aud understand superior Increasing facilities for
doing business Our advantages folows:-
We publish large list Of vauahle books
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable works cx-
change for v
We buy large editions from other publahsEs for cash At
very low pr 81 sf1iS -
Ne put objectionable book eata.ogus 80
I We offer uoir iucements which do fAll.
We buy watches III large quantities cash and OF
the best make 46a NEEt3 Tt1f42t&
We have Jswery made to order by the mapuae
turers in this country and Eurol c. 49,
By doing extensive business make very rdlnu-
tls prevents moref eluently 10 purchasers.
Our present plan OF operations Is the originated
me by Mr. O. O. Evans, s sanctioned not
by the hi hes Ju lici authority In nearly every
the Union but By the voice OF the people from Maine to
California - VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-05
MARRIAGES.

In Ascutneyville, July 25th, by Rev NJ Kmbail, Mr.
HORACE .. VINO Of Boston, Mass and Mas ELLEN l.
DANA Of Windsor, daughter Of William Dana, Esq
In Halifax, July by Rev. Clifford Mr. J. wM. PLUMB
and Miss LUCINDA T, EAMES, both Of II.