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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-30
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-30
SAVE THE PIECES, ECONOMY is
~ XEAIT4f,
Put up in Bottles, at 25c each.

The application simple and easy the result satisfactory.
FIRTH & NICHOLS, 1870 Main street. Wholesale and
Retail Agents for Worcester and vicinity
Pedlars Merchants and others supplied the most ia
yora6le terms, by CUTTER, TOWER, & CO., II and 10
Cornhl, Boston, and Beckman street New York Gem
era Agents for the United States and British Provinces
For sale by druggists, Crockery Ware Dealers, and
Country Merchants generally, throughout the United
States and British Provinces deodly anla
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We have put up sold this article tor nver IN ,,
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE q TRITH ofit VIII No h
never been able to say any other nedcira 5u I1S8
III t7r fri IN SIN GLE INSTANCE, TO EFF
a ~, timely used Never did we know an
by any one who used it, On tile
terms of highest commenda : ton of is nai,,i r ~
and medicinal virtues We speak in This matter
WE DO KNOW" after ten Years pxncrienco at
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION II FOR THE mi Ftt :
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. " In almost every instano n
where the infant is suffering Erom main and
relief will be found in fiji teen or twenty niSnts ~
ter the Syrup is admins Itercd 0S al
This valuable preparation sis the nrescrintor az ono 20
IN i1'e S Hlos' EEAirEfIENCED Sand SKILFCLL NURSES
M = sy EEiau, ana mas been used with NEVER FAIL
INC lCCEssl IN IHuSANDS lOF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from main hut ir,,;
crates the stomach and lbowels corrects aii ttB
and gives tone and energy To the while s9s,a,
will almost instantly re Sleve o'''e'n' IL
GRIPPING IN THE BOW SELS AND WIN cor,c
and overcome commissions (which iCnot i.lo'
died, end in death. We be eve il the npsI NV, Ieer
REMEDY WORLD in All cases az n VIZ ~
and ID lARRHGA IN GCIIIIDREN ,sha.. I'M
ni toh teetnnG or rom <any other cause We would
any of the foregoing com plantsno S'"T LIE Jun roin
PREJu DICEs, NOR PREF tpIcEs or nTtrps stouH
between your suffering Hchid and the raef 1in,
that will be SURE - yes HABSOLIITfiY Sin lo ~,
the use of this medicine, ii timely used Fnll ,ron
nunS ior uslng WIN accom- nany each bottle None
klNS, New York, is ON the outside vranner " prio
only Is cents. 'FP0'' ihee
GEO. r. SPUR, 20l Main street Wholesale Acon+
E-S Sold by Druggists throughout tho ,ynrld Priao;
P"i CiieS Nv 10 Ceuar street New York dkwly au2
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N. HUNT 81 CO.,
sALEsRooM No. PEARL STREET, BosroN.

For sale above, Belt Rvets, Burrs extra quality
Lace Leather, Steam Packing, Hose OF different Sizes &C.
&c.
All orders for Leather Betting filed as usual
j2l deod3m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-30

Ladies and Gentlemen, Strangers and Fiienas-I am
liberty without solicitation to make of the following
parts of certificates received by during the last egh
of health requires advice either come and see me or
write me letter. and will tell you plainly and honestly
what you need.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-30
N OF &c E.

DR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges,
each ones circumstances taken into cOnsideratioDin
many cases he takes in hand he warrants perfect
etlcctual cure.
IzB Consultations by letter, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-30

and although powerful they will nIure in the eas
the most delicate constitution This preparation Is var
ranted to cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any eAtcral applications With my Indian Yeneta
PIE Medicines you can rely upon thorough cure bv call
dtf N't '9' -i-"'' 7tiSSt'
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Zeal estate.
FOR SALE OR TO LET

-T,..r VIN VIt ] .
;t large double house Main street: two tenemcnts
AA=h II rooms each, in complete repair with furnaces
and other modern Improvements, the residence of j.
&. Ripley, Esq. Inquire Ii. BLISS.
February Is 1853 diff fig
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22

than cold In her grave, simply because
Mr. L. scas a candidate for Office, whose
success to such Office might slightly af.
feet his own avaricious pocket; all this too,
whilst the lamented Mrs. Capron-- whose
death we announce this week--and who
was sister of Mrs. Packard-was on her
dying couch-and continued in this dirty
traffic of peddling out the happiness and
quiet of his neighbors and fellows for the
accomplishment of his own dirty work
after he had notice. that IL acas not desira-
6le. on the part cfhe friends Of the deceas.
ed Mrs. p, 10 hare her domestic troubles
discussed an the public journals.
Where is. the som of such man? Does
he intend to follow Tie last innocent NOR
tai to the grave with his dirty sheet?
Thus we say has this community been
cursed with one of those beings we before
described. as basely prostituting the Press;
and as we first stated at the commence
ment of this article, we now repeat; and
Of such associations we readily wash our
hands Just so soon as the nature of things
will permit, and turn our attention to the
more profitable and honorable calling of
discharging our duty as public journal
iSt, leaving all who are acquainted with
him to decide whether we have given a
true description of him or not, and leaving
him to continue his hewling about our for
mer Incorporate hsbts--in which we
know we have been unfortunate, as have
many greater and better men than either
he or ourself--especially HE.
T. S. eve have other charges. but our
informants have not given us the liberty
of mentioning them"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Election.

We publish this week the usual notice for The
election on the ID Tuesday of next month.
Let the electors of old Marshall come out on that
day in unbroken ranks, and cast in their votes for
those whose election, in their opinion, will best
serve the interests of our county. We presume all
will do so.
We write no structures upon the Republican, or
concentrations for the Democratic candidate, we
simply ask all to vote honestly and considerably,
without fear or favor-and if they find in the names
presented to them, those who have already served
the county faithfully and honestly-without spot or
blemish in their official conduct let party spirit
or favoriteism, influence them to vote contrary to
what are the plain dictates ofreason in the premises.
1t is true that some who have greater flow of
envy than sense, rail out against this continuing
men in STAT Offices" and, with this as a text make
patry appeals to the prejudices of the people. To
any man ofsense this is sheer nonsense. The con-
sttution of the state, whose dctum ought tc be of
some weight in this natter has settled the question
how long man shall be eligible to any Office of
trust and profit for consecutive terms, if this pro-
duct of the highest wisdom and intelligence in our
state is not capable ofdecdng wisely in this matter
then in all conscience appeal to shallow Drained
babblers, and partisan sticklers.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
San Juan Island Difficulty

Although Gen. Scott sailed on Monday
with his Instructions from this country to
the Scene of apparent disorder, on the San
Juan Island--about which we have dis.
patches in another part of this paper--yet
there seems to be but little if any danger
of rupture between this and the British
Government, on account Of Gen. Harney's
seizure of the Island. We have dispatch
es as late as yesterday. and learn that pre-
cautions have been taken by every availa-
bic means 20 prevent such a contingency.
and besides the prompt presence of Gen.
Scott, efforts will be made 10 anticipate his
arrival by dispatches by the Overland
route, checking any further movements on
The part of Gen Harvey. Indeed, Lord
Lyons, the British ambassador, has mani
tested the best possible feeling in this af-
lair, and has written to Governor Douglas
in such spirit as cannot fail to facilitate
Gen. Scott's pacific endeavors.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Anal ganlatiOn.

The following statement of the Detroit
Free Press. though undoubtedly true, is
hard to believe. because it comes from a
section ofcountry whence the finger Of vlr-
tuous scorn has been SO often pointed to-
wards the South:
The extent to which amalgamation is
carried on in this cityis really beyond the
knowledge OF nine tenlhs of the inhabitants.
There are hundreds of families, the parents
of which are of opposite colois, and al
though the marriage of whites and blacks
is illegal and void, yet they live together
and bear children. 1t is a remarkable fact,
that out of al! this number, no instance ex-
lists where white man lives with black
woman. They are all white women, and
generally the blacklist kind of men,
Whether philosophers would argue SUI
perior degree of depravity in the amiable
sex from this state of facts or not, we are
unable to say--should think they would be
unable to avoid it. The same condition Of
affairs prevails on the other side Of the riv-
er. to the intense disgust-we are happy
TO add--of all good and loyal Canadians.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
EXtrava~ance Again.

A correspondent of the last Republican,
over the very funny signature of ".Scru-
tator," finds fault with an article of ours
published few weeks since, relative to
Popular Sovereignty and the Administra-
ton, and we should--being considerably
crouded, and not yet very well--have
passed over his structures for the present,
but for the fact that his communication
came to us in the Marshall County Re
publican, clothed in high minded, honorable,
courteous and argumen;afire language; a
thing which so seldom occurs in the COL
umns of that paper Except the locals and
advertisements that we wanted all of our
readers and '.the rest Of mankind" to know
it.
However Mr. Scrutator. we will endeavor
to settle the most important portion Of your
troubles about the extravaganza of the
Administration, with an official statement
from the Secretary Of U. S. Treasury, of the
receipts and disbursements during the
short space of one week. and see if you
can't believe also that they are getting
along pretty we'll about the White House.
CONDITION OF THE TREAsURY.-Treas-
urer's weekly statement! by returns received
to Monday, 9Th of September, 1859:
Receipts. 503,O52 sc
Drafts issued 0736Io 81
Increase. .............. 629,41O 75
Amount subject to draft 4,344'2l6 SO
In yours you stated that figures would
not lie. Now there they are, and al
though 1t seems that the statements are
submitted every week. the above was the
lasI we had received, but we can spare you
this one to load your pipe. and although il
would be a qualification for US to talk with
you on such subjects, we hope you will
| excuse us this week
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
The Territorial Question.

The American people look to practical
results. Discussions upon the abstract
powers of Congress and the rights of the
people of the territories, however able and
elaborate will not affect the common sense
view entertained by the great mass of the
people upon the question, so far as their
domestic affairs are concerned. There is
but little if any difference in sentiment up
on the practical issues involved. If the
people of territory want Slavery they
will have it; if not. it cannot be forced up
on them. Our old friend, Pat Richard
son, now editing the North Iowa Times,
hits the nail upon the head in the follow
ing common sense view of the question.
State Sentinel.
On the Territorial question there is no
difference among the masses and but little
among the leaders. The repeal of the
Missouri Compromise brought about the
cara of the Democratic party all the dis
satisfied abstraction worshippers of the
country. For time the Republican party
fancied they had bludgeon which would
demolsh us, but by degrees. reflection and
reason, policy and interest, got the stand,
and to day there is not leader of the OPP
position who proposes to restore the ''sa-
cred line" We care not for by-gones.--
The question is to be decided now. to-day
-"What is the best territorial policy?'
The answer is unanimuos-"Le Let them set
tie their domestic policy slavery included
for themselves Every man knows this
is the sentiment of the people, and every
man also knows this to be the language Of
the Nebraska bill If there is no issue on
that point. why make it one? Whynot
mark out the same line of policy in this
matter, leave the Territories to settle as
they may the character of their own insti
tutions. and iNrn OR attention TO those do
mesic affairs of our own, which are OF
more importance To us.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
County Fairs.

Marion County. at indianapolis, Sept 10 to "a.
Sullivan Co., Carlisle Sept 18th to 10th.
Huntington Co., Huntington.
Park and vermillion, Montezuma, Sept, l3 to lf
Putnam, Parkc and Montgomery, at Russclville,
Aug 30th to Sept. Cd.
Boone Co., Lebanon, Oct 18th to 18th.
Fulton Co., Rochester, Oct. 18th to 18th
Whitley Co., Columbia City, Oct 18th to 18th.
Washington CO., Salem, Sept. Is to l6th.
Marshall Co., Plymouth, Oct. 18th to 14.h.
Hamilton Co.. Noblesvlle.
Putnam Co.. Greencaste Sept. 9th to 9th.
Dearborn Co., Sept Goth to 2,d.
Henry Co., Newcastle, Sept l4th to 10th.
Wabash Co., Wabash. Oct. 5th to eth.
Hendricks Co., Danvie, Sept. 18th to 18th.
Wells Co., Button Oct, 4th to 5th.
Rush Co. Rushville, Sept. 18th to 18th.
Fayette Co., Connersvlle, SEPT. 9th to 9th.
Shelby CO., Shelbyvil.e, Sept. 9th to 10th.
Rush, Henry and Hancock, Knightstown, Septem
Der 9th to 9th aa 'eHs
Decatur Co., Creensburgh, Sept Goth to 23d.
Spencer Co.. Rocaport, Sept. Goth to 22d.
Pulaski Co., Winimac, Oct % to 18th.
Posey CO., New Harmony, Oct. 25th to 9th.
Johnson Co., Franklin, Sept. Ia to 18th,
Dekalb Co.. Auburn, Oct. 18th to 10Th.
Lawrence Co, Bedford, Sept. 9Th to 9Th.
Miami Co., Peru, Oct, 5th 7th.
Hancock Co.. Greenfield, Sept. 2lst to 3d.
Warrick Co., Boonvile, Oct. 4th to 6tb. s
Morgan Co. Centerton, Sept. 10, ~, %, and %.
Grant Co, Marion, Oct. l3 to l5.
Jefferson, North Madison Sept. 90 to %.
Iippecanoe, Lafayette, Sept. 90 to %.
Ohio and Switzerland Sept. 90 to %.
Fount. in aud Warren, Attica, Sept. IA to l6.
Bartholomew, Columbus, Oct. to 8.
Porter. Valparaiso, Oct. to 5.
Southwestern Indiana, Evansville, Oct. to 7.
Wayne, Richmond, Oct. Is to %. af
Randolph, Winchester, Oct. 5 to 8. nofi STA -
Franklin, Rockville, Oct A to 6.
Union, Liberty, Sept. IA to II.
Washington and Orange, Lvonia. Oct. 10 to Is.
Lake. Crown Point, Sept, 81 to 90. ,1 20 yiui
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Newspaper Decision.

The Supreme Court has made a decision
which has an important bearing upon the
newspaper press. A controversy existed
relative to charge for advertising. between
the Commissioners Of Hamilton County
and the Patriot newspaper. 1t was held
by the Judge that 1.-The published terms Of
newspapers constitute contract. If work
is given to newspaper publishers. without
special contract contravening the pub
lished terms. the publisher can charge and
receive according to the terms SO publish
ed. 1t is not necessary to prove what the
work cost or was worth; the publishers
have right to fix the value of their col
umns and if so fixed, no other question
need be asked. but the price thus charged
can be recovered
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Failure of a Publishing House.

The Boston Transcript says: the ar
nouncement on Saturday afternoon that
Phillips, Sampson & Co. had suspended
payment. was received with general regret
in the community. The two leading men,
bers of the firm have died within few
months, and the survivor deemed it best
under the embarrassing circumstances in
which he was placed, to suspend. The
Boston Journal is assured that the atlantic
Monthly has not only paid its expenses,
but very handsome profit over lis cost
The suspension grew out of unfortunate
circumstances, well known TO the trade,
which produced lack of confidence in the
stability Of the house.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Shcrifs Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued 10 me, out OF
ID tho office of the Clerk of the Marshall Com.
Pleas court have levied on and shall offer Tor sale
as the law directs, at the court house door in Pyn-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, on Saturday the
Oath day of September, 1859, between the hours Of
one O'Clock and four o'clock, p NJ, to the highest
bid6er-not less than two thirds Of tho appraised
value-the following real estate situated IN the
town ofPlymouth, to-wit -.
Twenty feet fronting on Michigan street, oy ,or,
- foot hact of of The north side Of the south half
of Lot number forty-one (4l) and twenty-six feet
fronting on Michigan street, and extending back
to the alley, off of the south side of the north bali
of said Lot number forty one, al with all the I'M
movements and appurtenanccs.
Taken TO satisfy an execution in favor oil Ste
yenson harsh, against Pomeroy & brotner-
Should any Of said property remain alter salts
fvng said execution will offer the same for sale,
as the law directs at the same time and place. to
satisfy another execution in favor OF orpha l.
Brown. against William G.. Pomeroy-
ON BARNARD. Shf NJ
aug $3.50 81 90.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Strike on the Erie Railroad.


A strike of the men working on the
New York and Erie tunnel at Bergen. N.
j., took place yesterday, in consequence of
the non-payment of wages. The laborers
obstructed the track and stepped all trains
The military were held in readiness for
orders. but. it being impossible 70 find the
Sheriff, the troops were dismissed. The
strikers remained victorious.
Second Dispatch
The riot at the tunnel on the Erie Rail-
road was in full force this p. NJ No cars
had been permitted to pass. and at last ac-
counts the rioters were hard at work block
aiding the road more effectually. The
through mails have been sent back to this
city, to be dispatched on the Hudson Riv-
er Railroad and Central at noon to-day.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
Response bility.

We are responsible personally and In
every other way for ali we publish
Marshall Co. Republican, Sept. Is.
10 our intimation of Mr.. Mating
ley's having been attached to the know.
nothing order. he replies in the same pa
per dated as above, as follows:
IL not the above an exceedingly appropriate pro-
auction to emanate from who only few years
since published to the world that the lazy, lousy.
dirty, treacherous, savage Pottowatomie Indians
would have made better citizens than Englishmen,
Germans or lrishmenl all of whom without ex-
ceptlon, he stigmatized as 'a stubborn IMMIGRANT
PAUPER population!" Who denounced the
Catholics both in his paper and in a fourth of July
Grafton he delivered in 1889 as a NEW POPULA-
promise-NOTHING TO ACCOMPLISH BUT
20 SUByERT THE PRINCIPLES of THIS
GOVERNMENT? and declared that they ssde-
served the unequicocal condemnation Of the Natire
Americdns2'
Now, Mr.. Mattingly we want your proof
of the above extract as you publish it, or
rest under the "Responsibilay personally
and IN everg other acay," of having pub
lished very snug little falsehood.
we saw similar intimation published a
week or two ago, but took little notice of
1T until lis reiteratiou, and this is all we
have to say about it now.
For your especial BENEFIT, however, we
VIII make room for your own explanation
as to your Know-Nothingism, which fol-
lows:
$50 far from being Know Nothing ourself, we
could not have been one had we desired on account
osoar Catholic parentagc. But, after finding outs
their proscrptve designs against Catholics and TO-
reign emlsrants, we came out openly against the
order, ard voted the Democratic ticket in 1854 and
80. Had we been tinctured with Know Nothing
ism, think you, Mr. Eulogist of Ye Pottowatomie.
that President Pierce would have appointed us Post
master at Corydon, in the fall of 1885, or that the
Democrats in the township in which we then lived
would have voted their whole strength for us. the
same year, for magistrate?
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22
ANNUAL FAIRS.
State Fairs.


Indian, ct New Albany, Sept. 26th TO Oct lst.
Ohio, at Evansville, Sept 2Oth to 2Sd.
Kentucky. at Lexington, Sept 18th to 18th.
Illinois, at freepert, Sept. 9Th to 9th.
Michigan. at Detroit, Oct. 4th to 9Th.
Iowa, at Oskalosa, Sept 9th to 30th.
New York, at Albany, Oct 4th to 7ih.
New Jersey, a:--Sept. 18th to 10th.
California, at-Sept. 9th 70 Oct. 18th.
Vermont, at Burlington, Sept. 18th to 10th.
Maine, at Augusta, Sept. 18th to 18th.
Maryland, Frederick City, Oct. 18th to 2oth.
Wisconsin, at Milwaukee, Sept. Goth 30th.
Alabama, Montgomery, Nov. 10 to 18th.
Cananda West, Kingston, Sept 9th to 80.
Georgia, Atlanta, Oct, "a to %.
New Hampshire, Dover, Oct to Z.
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Sept. q to 80.
Tennessee, Nashville, Oct.5 tot.
Western Virginia, Wheeling, Sept. l3 to 10.
Nebraska. Nebraska City, Sept. 81 to %.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-09-22

3 On the 18th inst in this place, by Rev. L. r.
Watkins, Mr.. A. G. THOMPSON of the Huntington
Democrat, to Miss CHRIS. L. PATTERSON OF this
place.
The cake &c, judiciously disposed of. ~
On the 18th of September, 1859, at the Bender
House in Knox Ind BY the Rev. J. B. Abel, Mr..
JonN E. SuoRr to Miss ARMENIA JACKSON all OF
Knox Stark Co; Ind.
Well done Ed We always thought you was a
pretty good Democrat, and now you have proven
itby subscribing to the true Jacksonian doctrine
and thought: seemed that Armenia always had
her share Of bcaux, but she will run short now