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Sfafe Courts.

CorRr ArrFns, Jan. 26.-No. 4ss, Oliver Lee Il Co.
Bank respt agt. Wells u. Wabrdge apt argued H. W..
Rogers Cor apt; j. Ganson for rcsp't.
No. %, of.
No 49, N. l.. McCready resp't agt. Job Wright appt,
argued. j. W. Bonney for apt N. Hill for rcsp't.
No. 40, Oliver Lee Co. Bank appt agt s. V. Talcott
resp't, argued. j. Ganson fer apptyN Hill for respt.
Calendar for January 27Nos. 81, 49, 81 81, 81, 81,
90, &c. 49, 81, S. g. 80, SO, 81 70, 30, a. 4S0 4s5.
SUPREME CorRr, Jan. III, Judge HARRIS presiding.
VIM. n. Burchard agt WIN. Bradley. Trial by jury.
Nonsuit.
Albert Thompson ag, VIM. G. Grocsbcck and others.
On trial.
Anthony schrsck, by his guardian, agt Aaron Hicks.
Discontinued.
Merr,man 7. norsch agt. Reuben H. Bingham Re-
ferrcd.
Judge Gorin presiding special term Of this court,
for The hearing OF special motions IS being held in
the Council chamber il the City Hail.
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soLATIuM TO NATURALIZATION or THE BRITISH
COnsUL-HEw IMPosTJONs.
The Board of Emigration Commissioners held their regu-
lar weekly meeting at the office in Worth street at the
usual hour yesterday Acknowledgement Purdy,
in the absence Of g. G. yerpauck President occupying
the chair.
The of last mer,ing having been read and con.
frmed,
The sEcRErARY (Bir. Casscry) resd communication
from Mr. Archibald, British Consul at this port enclosing
the copy OF despatch from Mr. Hammond her Britannia
Maestys Under Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs
geher with copies Of the correspondence therein alluded
TO- and which have reference the frauds committed on
emgrants from Europe to this country by passage and
inland ticket brokers at Liverpool Mr.. Archibald, in
compliance with the order Of the Secretary Of State for
warded to the Commissioners of Emigration bis bill of
change for Ell twenty pounds the Colonial Land
and Emigration Commissioners Such portion of this
money as may be required for making restitution to those
persons who have suffered from purchase of tickets in
hverpoowi without loss OF time, be applied TO that pur
pose.
vote OF thanks was recorded TO the British Consul
anu ihe Secretary OF the Board directed TO acknow
ledge the receipt Of his letter aud enclosure.
Two afdavits then disclosing cases of new i'm
position One from Robert Cowan who recently arrived
purchased ticket OF Oecheaner on Mr. Holman of
this city for passage to Canada West that the same
proved to be fraudulent The other from Rober.
Mcguire, institntlpg similar complaint.
The matter was referred to the British Consul.
The following is the weekly return
No. of emigrants arrived TO Jan. I9, 1859 . ga
@ since, to Jan. 26. ..... SOf
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2o37
To same date in 1858 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 365
1857. 1853 1859
NO. OF inmates in institution, W. L.. 1901 1884 1853
NJ. H.. 116 III So
Total Observation-Disclosures. 1,717 2,109 2o9
Balance in bank Jan. /, 1859 .......... IS 65G "a
Aggregate receipts to Jan TO- 1859. 81 32s 81
Received Since to Jan. 20. 1859, for
communication Of passengers, &c. 756 90
----- 4,OSa 81
Iotal. ............. 9,740 IS
10 inclusive. .................... 1850 %
- 1850 %
ha'ance Oh Communication fund 90, 800 81
The Board then adjourned.
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=, LkEoy, T., Jan. Sc, 1889.
village Of Stafford containing four rises two cows aud
large quantity oil grain were rely Consumed bv fire
last night. There was very small insurance The loss
Il not yet knoGa.
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The Niagara Outward Bound.

The Cunard steamship Niagara sailed from here
noon to-day, with eighteen passengers tor Halifax aud
sixty for Liverpool she takes out nearly SIS, 900 in
gV.rf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-27

srpRnR CouRT-Circuit.-Part 1.-Nos. u, SOC, 5sI,
$50 $685. 500 6o3 6o5 GIL 6l3 SIS, 62t o25 627 62e,
635 Bit. CAS-, CAS-, $40 Part Mos 500 452 COS 6i2,
GA &c. 6ls $40, &C., GA, 62s ESQ., esq., $780, 55a $780,
6Ss 642, GA 64s.
srpsxxx CouRr-specal Term Nos 10, 1872, 1884, 200,
2c4 to 217, 90, 81, 1877.
COMMON PIKAs.-Arguments.
SUPERIOR Counr 200, 3is, 37l 372, 267 COL 326,
3ol 1862, 228, 229, 314, 1923, 1876
Usuxp STATES NsrMcI CouR1.--Nos 49, IS 81. 50, 90,
o. %, 81, 101 100. Notes of issue for the February
term must be fled on or before Friday
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A. w. Fabcr's Lead Pencils Sold at Fetal
BY all aucners MwhoesAle only By r. FABER, sole agent
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-. g., BALTIMORE, Jan. 90, 1852.
convicted this morning OF murder in the 9rs degree
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Berry's Tricopherous IL tho Best and
cheapest article for dre4ng Identifying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try 4 sold b. al
drugRelA
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,
the best the world wholesale and retail and the dye pr
vsteiy applied, at No. Aston House
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Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown, the
cheapest and best m me world-0nly 81 cents bottle Tryf
Dyes insAntaneously free from all injurious properta
Whlskers and moustaches dyed In few minutes win not
vash out Bold at The drug store 36 Grand street. NY
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupscs-
A. the manufAcory, "a Broadway
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SO. 2ls. 724 s.s2s, 72s 2.523, 200

''"'0 ''"0"fJ sssSo,@iof'<F "'o~0,I-o %0@0'%W
The meeting Of the four railroad Presidents which
to be bcd at Baltimore to-day has been changed to Wash
ugon morrow at the reaues, Of Mr. Corning, OF the
New York Central
The transfer books Of The New York Central Railroad
Company will be closed Monday next, preparatory to
declaration OF the dividend, s1d Will be &c opened the
macpn OF the PSI OF Eehruarl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-27

Southern Trade.
We beg inform Southern merchants visiting the city for
spring purchases that began early the mauufac
ure Oh our stock Of spring and summer clothing is
complete and full Of all descriptions of well known
styles OF fashionable clothing and large stock Of low priced
ana medium goods manufactured with the taste and
style Also complete assortment OF shoulder spring
shrts furnishing goods &c all of which oer the
at the most favor. bic prices and terms.
d. DLvIIH CO.. 25S, 259 and $50 broadway.
II. Y. S.-French Yoke Shirts, New Style,
MADE order and warranted it. nj less than usual prces
~ DAIisOU b shirt Emporium. 400 Broadway.
Hcsx1ng's Patent Champion FIRE
And burglar proof sAfes Isl Broadway corner Murray N.Y.
Kebaehs Lead Pencils Imported by Willy
WAlLACh No. III William street and for by the
leading saaoners These pencils superior all others
HIPS IFalr Dye, 30 Cents u Box-Biack or
brown No Barclay street. n T., $50 Broadway, Albany
Arctic ointment
Dupuy's Liquid Bouquets, exquisite I'm fra
GRANGE and variety Ferfmed
toilet soaps, &C. T. DUPUY, Chemist COS Broadway
Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar.--AIso.
pounds coffee for 81 ut CHRL3TIAhsONS, No. Cham.
berS street.
X. p. Earle's New Perfume,
National Guard Bouquet.
Broadway, corner Of Fourteenth street
Take HealthfuI, Physical Exercise ut
WOODS gymnasium No q East Twenty eighth street
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Fire em Staten Islsnd-suppOsed at Quaraa-
tine.
SANDY HOOK, Jan 26--10 y. VI.
There fire on staten Island in the direction of Qua
rantine. The flames be rising above the hills
but cannot tell from here what is burning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-27

By A. j. Blocker Son & Co.
House aud lot, 403 Greenwich St, 25xl0o xll 900
Do. worm St., 25x10O. ............ IL $50
lot on l1th ave-, near Goth st., 25xlOO .... l. $50
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HIolIovvav's Otntment,-The Cr,nch and

Russian governments have ordered this be In
their military hospitals for wounds cuts bruises blister govt
sprsns. &C. hsnpfAe'ory, " MAIDEN tAae. n, Y,
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ITO ADVERTISERS.
l.. The WEEKLY DAY BOOK has larger circalatiou In
the Southern snd southwestern ali newspa
pes New York combined All who reach hat &C.
ton Of country will Do well 10 call at the ONCE No.
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ITO BUSINESS MEN.
The EVENING DAY BOOK contains the largest and
most report Of hotel arrivals Of any
New York Its served by carriers al II cents week
Once. No 40 Ann street
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VUATTs' NERVOUS ANTIDOrE ANNTHrr.ArEs EPI-
w lepsy, neuralgia, and all nervous affections. JOHN
PyNE CO.. sole popretors loo Nassau stres Mr Hayes.
BROOKLYN
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THE LATEST AND GREATEST
4 ANNOUNCEMENT

THE LATEST AND GREATEST
4 ANNOUNCEMENT
ENGAGEMENT OF FELIY BARLEY
NEW YORK MERCURY.
The propretors of the NEW YORK MERCURY realize ..
just pride and pleasure announcing the Of thu
cdrenowned aud naable master Of the humorous and
graphic arr
FELIX o. G. BARLEY,
who will hereafter employ his pencil Illustrating
series DIST class novel-ttes
which will be published In the columns OF the
NEW YORK MERCURY,
The Of Mr.. barley, which only accomplish
urgez solicitation and The offer OF the mose
liberal Inducements will invest he MERCURY with
AN ARTISTIC PERFECTION
PICTORIAL DISPLAY
CANNOT BE EQUAfT4ED BY ANY OTHER PAfEh,
prove deermtnaton 70 outys
all coppeti,ion and make the NEW YORK MERCukf
A MODEL or EXCELLENCE
as iourrs Of American Literature and Art
MIR Darley engaged 10 design exclnstse!y ios the
MkRCUhy, AND FOR NO OTHER WEEKLY,
and therefore sheet can hope u approach tho
NEW YORK MERCURY in the beauty and briilancy OF
urIone and appropriate iinxtraison
The frst piiure Mr. barley pencil will appear N tho
Nrw Work MERCURY, dated rebrcary -, iSSe IN cou~
necop with splendid Of The sy NED RuNpLfsK
entitled SEAWA1f: OR, TIE TERROR Or THE COAST-A
Tale of Priyaeering In l1lb
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Dupuy's Liquid Bouquets, exquisite in fra
and variety Fermed fragrant
toilet sOape, &c. Y. DUPUY Chemist COG Brosdwsy
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Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar. --Also.
pounds co6ee for 81, at CHRLSTIAFsONS. No Cham
STR
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d EO SINGERS FAMILY SEWING NACUINEs
VOU. Price only Fifty Dollars.
For good work and good looks this mschsa n uneaualA
n SIN0ER co. al Rvcahurnv,
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DR. 8. b. SMITHS CRYSTAL BATTERY MAGNETIC
~ MACHINE
FOR EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
The direct OF this machine extensively USED
by the dental prOfes purpose BIZ
For by Dr. s. B. SMITH Canal street Orders rorsp
ly
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Hill's TFalr Dye, 30 Cents "a Box-Biack or
,rown No Barclay street. N. T.; $50 Broadway, Albany
Arctic ointment -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-02

Ihr@e mites larfh ri Rlekuoa3 on III
AaIarz T4raptl,. usar CIesasl.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
A Tree Te.tifying in Court

The following anecdo;e is ILLUSTRATIVE III
the utility Of stratagem In the .dmin-,ra-
ton Of justice, often resorled to bv oriental
Judges. and is nearly equal to The celebra-
ted case is which Solomon awarded the
child to It's mother:
A young man going on journey, en-
trusted hundred dsenars to an old man;
when he came back the old man denied
having had any money deposited with
him. and he was had up before the Khazee
Where were you young man, when YOU
delivered this money!
Under tree
Take my seal and summon that tree,
said the judge.
Go young man. and tell the tree to
come hither. and the tree will obey you,
when you show it my SEAL
The young man wentin wonder. After
he had been gone some time, the khazee
said to the cid man.
He is hng--do you think he has got
there yet?'
No said the old man; 1T is at some
distance--he has not got there YET
How Enowest thou old man. cried the
Khases. where that tree is?'
The young man returned. snd said the
tree would not come.
1t has been here. young man. and given
its svidonce--the money is thine
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
Our didates.-The ElcC.
ton.


The Democratic convention for Center
township was held in this place on last
Saturday. and WAS we'll attended. The
greatest harmony prevailed during its de-
alterations. All present appeared fully
satisfied with the nominations, and an.
nounced determination TO work for the
success Of the ticket.
Henry McFarlin, for Justice of the
Peace. is man we'll qualified for the po-
sitiou. He possesses all the points Of
character necessary to make a judicious ad-
minister Of justice.
NJ. A. o. Packard. for Trustee. is as well
qualified to discharge the duties of the Of
Gee, as any other man in the township.
Since the enactment Of the law abolishing
the three Trustee system. together with
the Offices of Clerk and Treasurer. and
imposing all The duties on one Trustee. the
Office becomes one of great Importance to
the citizens of township. Having served
in the capacity of Township Clerk, the
past wear, Mr.. P. has become well ac-
uuainted with the routine Of business. and
can therefore transact it with greater speed
and accuracy than one who has had no ex-
perience in such matters.
Messrs. N. B. KIinger, Geo. Alleman.
and Sam. Freese, candidates for Constable.
will, when elected, make good officers.
Our ticket Is good one. and ii the
Democrats turn out and do their duty. II
will be elected by a large majority. In
anticipation of such result. We say, be
promptly at the polls and vote the straight
Democratic ticket.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

The BOWELS AND THEIR FUScrIoNs.-As perfect
health is the greatest blessing that we enjoy,
without which all other blessings are of little con-
sequence, we deem it of great Importance to point
out the way for you to enjoyit. The bowels must
be kept in state by which they are enabled to car.
ry off the useless matter; they the main han
mel which nature has appointed to carry everything
that is unnecessary. And it is impossible to tell
what large amount of sickness has been caused
by constipation, costiveness; in other words by
not keeping the bowels regular it is the main road
70 all diseases: it is the cause Of unnatural irrta-
ton to the mucous, linins membrane of the
bowels. Having lost their natural strength, they
cannot object TO Whist is required of them. Hence
the bowels become inhamed, and unless you find a
speedy relief, thoustnd other complaints are ev-
er ready to drag you through a miserable and
wretched life. Such medicines must be given as
will clense the stoEache and bowels, and restore
their natural strength. To accomplish this there
is no compound so valuable as these Pills; all 9TH
or medicines sink to utter nsigniGcance when COM
pared to them; it seems as though the Author of
Nature had designed them for this well as 9th
or com plants. From two to five pills day will
Increase strength and appetite, and clense the stom
aah. and intestnes from whatever is Injurious DR..
Noses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers
in Medicines.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
SfIERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of execution to me directed from
the Jerk of the Marshall Common Pleas court,
will offer for sale, the law directs at the court
house door, in the town of Plymouth, Marshall
county, Indiana, on the 10th day of April, 1889,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m and O'Clock
m of said day, the following described real es-
tate, in said county, to-wt:
Commencing sixty feet east from the north east
corner Of lot number eight. in TiPpecanoe Town
plat, Marshall county, Indiana; thence east ei:h
rods, thence south FIVE rods. thence eight rods,
thence north Eve rods to the place of beginning,
containing one qu,rter of an acre; and also com
mencng sixty feet east from the north corner
of lot number one, in Tippecanoe Town, thence
east eight rods, thence south FIVE rods, thence west
eight rods, thence north FIVE rods to the place of
beginning, containing one quarter of an acre.
Taken AZ the property of Joseph Brclsford Mt the
suit of Samuel X. Coons, Administrators of the es-
tate of Joseph Hall, deceased.
I'd o. M. BARNARD, Sheriff
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

ATLANTIC MoNTHLs-The April number of
this deservcdly popular Magazine has been receiv-
ed. It contains the following table of contents
Agrarianism Bulls and Bears Prayer for Life
Odds and Ends rom the Old World Two Shifts;
Pslfrie's and Arno'd's Histories Drifting; Roba
d. Roma A letter to a Dyspeptic; The Uhah
Expedition Our Skater Belle; The Professor at
tn. Breakfast Table; The Ministers Wocing
eviews and Literary Notices, etc. We have al.
SO received the January and February numbers, for
which the Publishers have our thanks. We can
furnish the Atlantic, in connection with the Dem
osrat, one year, for 50.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC
A Prize Essay on Nervous Diseases.

Just published, the 25th thousand, in a sealed
envelope, price 10 cents; or sent post paid by the
Publishers for stamps: MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE
PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION AND DECAY Of the frame
from Indulgence, Infection and the injurious con-
sequences of Mercury, rih the modern means OF
cure BY CUCvERWELL, NJ ID. Member
of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c &c &c.
D-Spermatorrh9a, or seminal emissions, ner-
vous Debility, Impotency. Loss of Energy, De
preston of Spirits, Timidity, Diseases of the sem
inal Organs, and impediments to Marriage gener-
ally, promptly and effectuslly cured by the Au-
thor's novel and most successful mode of treat
ment, by means of which the Invalid can regain
pristine health without having to danger
Gus and expensive medicines.
From the London Lancet.-"The best treatise
ever written subject ofvtal importance to all,
well worthy the Authors exalted reputation
Address the Publishers: c ] c KLINE & Co, 1st
Avenue, cor 18th Street, Post Box 1856, New
York City. l2m3ins.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
MEDICINE & SURGERY.

The increasing demand for Dr. SnIr1I's services
rendering it impossible for him to attend to the
calls of his friends promptly, he is happy to inform
them that he can cheerful!y recommend Or. BRELs-
FORD, gentleman who has an extensive expe-
ricnce together with thorough medical education.
ii lvins permanently located in Plymouth, they
will attend to all calls with promptncss AMI fidelity.
Particular attention paid to SURGERY and
.CHROkIC DISEASES
OFFICE-Seeond door west of Piercc's Cloth
inc Store.
Plymouth, March Is, ls59-l6tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
~The freight train on the p. Fl. w.

@The freight train on the P. TT. w.
4 C.. r. X. ran off the track near Roberts.
dale. las, Tuesday morning. breaking six
freight ears all to jam smash. No person
injured. The accident is supposed to
have been caused by running little too
fast for the condition Of the road. This
Co. certainly realizes the truth of the prov
erb that il is better to be born lucky than
rich; for. among the accidents that have
happened on this road. the human flesh
connected Herewith has been remarkably
fortunate.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

New FIRM.--G. S. CLEAvELAND, and j.
L. CLEAvELAND, have formed copartner.
ship in the Dry Goods and Grocery busl-
ness, under the firm name of CLEVELAND
IL BROTHER. They have been long aud
favorabIy known to the citizens Of this
county. and any commentator from us
would be superfuous. AS they intend to
make this their fu,are home, their custom
ers may expect TO be fairly dealt with.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

HThe annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Pittsburgh rail road. was
held at Pittsburgh last Tuesday. and the
meeting of the Directors. yesterday. We
will publish the names Of the members OF
the new board next week.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

THE CosMoroLITAS ART JOURNAL for the Quarter
ending March lst is on our table. The engraving
"Boudoir Beauties" is worth the price of the
Magazine ($2) for one year. Weh1s not had
time to give it thorough examination but our ac-
quaintance with the work will justify US in saw
ing that two dollars could not he more pro6taby
invested than in the payment OF one years sub
scripton to the Art Journal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

~H. PIERCE advertises fresh arri-
val of Clothing. in to-day's paper. Mr..
p. by his straight forward dealing with
his customers, and the public generally,
has won reputation for honesty and in
tegrity which will be Of lasting benefit to
him in his future business career. Per-
sons who contemplate purchasing Clothing
or Furnishing Goods, will be well paid for
an examination Of his stock. by the rea-
eonable rate at which he sells.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

~We learn that there is effort be-
ing made By the friends of the Baplist de-
nomination. to organize church in this
place. Several ministers have visited our
town with a view TO such a result. Hope
they will succeed in the accomplishment Of
their object.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

EEGabe Gambrill has raised fire
building. which he intends occupying as
an eating house. When finished. 1t Will
add much to the appearance of The bwer
part of town.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

o. H. P. Bailey will soon take charge
of the Edwards House. He has provided
the House with new furniture from garnet
to cellar. and will be enabled by liberal
experience in Hotel matters, to keep first
class hotel
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

~From our farmers we learn that the
prospect for large fruit crop. was never
better in this county than at the present
time. 1t is to be hoped tina. apples can
be furnished for less than three dollars per
busEel.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

~A subscription is being circulated
among our citizens. for the purpose Of rails.
ing funds to repair, renovate. and cleanse
the Presbyterian Church. The object is a
laudable one, and should command any
loose change which our citizens may be
troubled with.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

rEA rumor has reached town that H..
Chance. generally known as the Buckeye
Broada1." is dead. He WAS lecturing on
temperance. when he was taken Ill and re-
moved home, where he died in few hours.
His death will be mourned by many-re-
GREETED by all.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31

No man can tell whether he is rich or poor by
turning to his ledger. 1t the heart that makes
man rich. He IS rich or poor, according to what
he is, not according to what he has.
In every str,n &C house it is well inquire where
the brandy is kept-only think if You were taken
seriously i'll in the middle of the night.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-31
SAM. FREESE,
CEORCE ALTMAN
For the Marshall County Democrat.

EDS DEM.-As there has of late been consider
able discussion in regard to the relative size of
the principal cities of the United States, | sub
nit the following the result of thorough ex-
animation OF the principal authorities in the case,
presuming it may be of sufficient interest to some
of your readers to warrant publication.
The year 1858 is the time adopted for the esti-