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Threshing Machines!

4 AN now manufacturing (st the shop formerly
occupied by Randall 4 Whipped one and two
horse puWrr Grain thrcshing and cleaning ma
chimes. from the most approved patterns, which
FOR Construction, Durability and ETccUfitn and
Freedom from Friction CANNor ~ ENCTtiEp.-
Those who intend to purchase this season, will
find IL for their interest TO order soon.
Address LEMON gibson,
30 st. Johnkbury, Vt.
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O2DEN 81 NOTICN III SET1LEMEN1


HOLLIS HRtCE'S ESTATE
. STATE of VERMONT. CAtEpoNiA DisrHisr, -
A. Probate Court held st Juhnsuufy said district.
90 the .ath dtN uf Aprl. A. u. i-spe
~ UlkfAS. Nathaniel bruce. Adm'r % estate or
Hollis htucr late IT Newark Ia said district drcrHtse
proposes 70 render an account Of his administration,
anu u present hls account araust said estate for ga
ANIMATION nnd allow hnco Cor the purposeot making pa
on ana distribution Of the residue ~ said estate under
auccrtr d said court, among the who ate "
law entitled 90 the sauc u h therefore ordered bp SAID
court That the under consideration and -
heard OF The Probate once ST Johnsbury, ouiho w
uhN Of June 4. - leag Aud II ~ further order re-
mat all persons Interested be ustincd hereof bl pun
tatou ~ copy OF the record OF this order IN TIE
thlrduuitn printed atSt JuhnshurN, three weeks sue
crsNclN previous TO said time ofhrarng that they may
appear ana contest the allowance .nt said account "
they and also be heard bysad court IN ths
matter OF partition and distribution Of said estate
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
truocopy of record, .. $500,
S5-3S Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
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Administrators Sale.

fINliE subscriber, as administrator Of the es-
Il tate Of Geo. W Clarke, decreased: offers Tor
sale the farm IN which said deceased resided sit.
uatcd In PcAcham, together with the stock tools,
Sc, now ON hand Possession given co DAYS after
date % sale Also one hundred acres Of very
valuable timber and pasturagc lands ON Cow
INV, and one piece Of land AZ the outlet Of Mud
fond, fine location FOR Mil
Enquire " c. II. Clarke. 81. JohnAbury. I'd
ward Ladl, phu,ilc, Tustram Snnborn. Peach.
am "h" no" residr, 90 the premises. or Of
g. W. CLARKE. Adm.
s. Louis, Mo
'"' '''"f l''.. l"|' 1871
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lHDhH q NDflgt q. shrILhhkN7

STATS Of VlWNONr Caledonia District -
on the uh inf OF MtN 4 % I.aH.
WlthtAN. Ira ArWiUatun. Executor Of the last will A
" testament fTh1uins Pierce lHtr Johusruf, Boa AID
District deceased proposes nfrulrf au account 81 his
innl.agn ana iu pfc-.ut pie account against said
tate tf examination aud allow auIr Tor the
FttuE partition sud distribution ut tho trsdur Id sai
estate, under drtf,r ui.aI court among the person.
Nhn are u' Law tNtlurd tu The n a. therefore
ordered ~ 'aa ,.gft lai inr same come under consider
alton hr4 D." heard az the Probate once 81 johns
hut, "u thc .ith dhN ui Mn,, \. y 1850 And 10 b,
ialil-L -tlri that rh I,rslrs interested uuUusd
illl
lu fhH t1rdiau. printed nt 80 Jouusbut, hfgc GfTyf
sue. NrN previous o. said time ut hearing that hfT
i-h Har aud contest thr HllpR ~ said account n
hr1 see cause pud asn i card uy said eoutt n ne
matter 90 partition amt distIlUUuu ct said estate
NY The Court
Attest ASA l. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
A true Cupt ui record
Attest. ASA l. THTNgU yudse of prot.ts
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Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in the westerly part Of Luncn-
- hutgh, about three miles from Iunrnbwgh
Corner, and known a. the Morrill, Farm, contain.
ing li0 acres of good land, NJ which about 100
acres II cleared and suitably divided INTO moving
tillagc and pastutaRc. There ~ Barn House
and shed ON said Farm, and an orchard OF about
10 thirty Young apllc trees. and good school
house within ~ q mile OF said house said
farm will De sold curAr, and reasonable credit
given. Inquire OF John W. llaNshorn of Iuncn.
burRh, or OF the subscriber az Wc,t<Wa'crford.
j. A. HADIEN.
Jan. 20 1859 22tf
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hegal a06trtlssmfuts.
OHDHNoII N0IIICE ofsETTLEMENT

,!puh, sIiAHT,s EsTATE ~ -
.,.,. ,hiAit ~ VERMONT Calrdonia Distrtrt...
.g o. iu daE NJ MAJ b isss W.T. ~ 'alA alainlt
WhthtAh. Nallrr harFrT, Adminlstrat.r 81, a..
~ estate 81 john htuau lata I'd EtTaet ~ hg
HlaNl N,tf.sf W pspaafa a. TFudrT "a str.t -
hlt standardization aud % pirlfUf III aflTt tt ~
fHalf 30 Examination ana alllH ia az. .ft e.i
WHtWF pHfiilnu aud dltlubufiuu ~ ~ rfSias -. n
iaie ulltf nrtfrf n sald rlT among do 49, -l II
fir ~ aH tHill,l ~ ihs s4ef % "a tlrrtisIs l3
~ ealt ~! lhal llf same fnWf under oiusdsf.
hHf ~ suHU u. lttl. Ana ii \, Gtrie--". ~ ~
lhHf H pffnHua interested b. uuiIHfd hrrrsi lrltA
ri t"Fl nl ihr ffnufd ~ tlls lfalf 81 az 30
Wlnlfn ~ ~ 5nhnstufI three Etrka auorr.st's ,.Ai
gns a. .all me pih-arnE that tirY NAV anna t'etl
l.ai ir aHnsanet n said arDuHi, " tls5 "a ss ~,
dlatuhuunu ~ sali ettate. ~ F-'""fN ana
WOOL ~ J., FREsCH Judge Of Pros,,.
In Attest AHAL,FRENcH ysars o. prah..
- COhNiSSIONER8' NOTJOF
W., " nunafnhefs being appointed b. N. H..
" OLE Probate court uf thf dIstriIt al W Hsiels
Nnhffal ~ receive examine Hnd ahlust ali fi.s
Nals ~ Hh pffaHnt hHHlitst ihf faialn M Edis 49,
Nle "a lunrNhuiF ~ a4l disir0. dntssssd ~
,slia a w DECREASED exhibited ~ pnst thsfsts /s,s
gff nlf lhat ail Wnhths tfum he laib "a III If'f
y 1850 arc allowed ~ The ffrturs h. pfsset a
heGIg 81 ttlge n0iirr that W. rI Tsst Nalmf
rsf At W. aNir " hifFhf INV iu TunrUtITa- n ~
dtinl 90 10 ~ AnndaIH ~ Iuf, and OfsirT ~ ~.
eNlNtA r. ~ Nn each of ailI DAYS H--f' Y 4
MftFifEh MOVIE Y
"" htlhth CHANDLER lpPn'rt y
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Lyndon Marble Works
-. q. OTIS go GO,
plALErs ~
Eargipn Ind nounoatfo Mopb1o

plALEHs ~
Foreign Ind Domestic Marble.
LYNDON CuHNEu VI.
4 LARGE nud WELL SELECTED .tor-
"A Of MohYuruu aud Head Stones ofau -
STYLES AND QUALITY,
constantly ou baud, aui finished AZ short notice
aud in manner not sufpassed by the best OF city
aufkmru,
bagucuroypos inserted 10 the ucatcst aud
most durable manner, and free u expense 10 pur-
ohafcra.
Iron and Chain fences furnished at the most
reasonable purDt
MIR. q T., srENgER, l. Carver aud Lottoter
Please Bi'r uh rs.i b. fore you purrHasc.
q. OIls g. co.
Lyndon. Aug. 2I. 1858. lIf
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,.-,. CuARlE PgAnonYs IsrArF
~ Probate Court held ~ the ffut once la M yohu,.
huff. uu thr 5 % uaN uf Aprf, 4 n I-sp
MuhhlA Al UAll atm'F dr huuis non au the estate 81
'th1flrH Peabody late ui UHruvt in said M tfI,t ir,rasst
!Il'Ntir mal.s Hl..IUatuu a. stId Court a. -
lru lhf llNr hHftt"Hfr allowed 1ui. ral ihr drslt
gng f"in 1ad H,tr' anl o. render biz aduiHidrtioa
h sad Court thHt s1ld application h. b,sfd 49, I-1d.i
- il!4st IA 81 I.Ll.-lL4. .i ru thr
s.ll N.' .I NI|. a ID lHHI IL fuftuHf ed
net n"N.' r gwen t1 hnpcrsins ,nuccfrd by puiics
U"u . l| 40 DO. trtHfuu thts order boz the CacdHn
au, unr.d a. 80 Juhus1uD, three ~--ts succtsaiVsil
ttfirr ffi1 tiur ufhcaTlug
.af
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IDERATION.-Ih have this day rclinquish-
= ed to my daughter, Nancy Ellen bronson,
the time during her minority, and shall neither
claim her wages nor pay any debts OF her CON
tracing afcr this date.
DAVID BRONSON.
WIN. MrrcHEL, Witness.
May 4th, 1859 1888
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N E w FIR M!

I HAVE This dny associated with mysclf
i l.. T. BHowV. aud shall continue tho business
heretofore done o., me- under the name md ftyIr
~ .. !. a l. D.. uf.uu y y UHOMN
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WoVe Wire Cloth,

GUlTABlE for 1hrcshing Machines, Win
- moving Mills, Window Screens, So, Tor safe
hy BONNION A. DEMING.
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Dualmraa Gar0a.

Du1lnC1a GarO9.
COTEHLK KAAFP d 90,
Importers and phaIesat dealers iH
TOHEigE A DOh4tIo
~ WAKE a. CUTLERY
Ho. 80 FEAHL tuEII,
iiis.s ~ BOSTON
q, T., FROST, ", n,
ST. JOHNhAuHY, VI.
Residence Ht r. q. HfHIEsTsaa. Ohle over
J. JENEll'h store,
HTDADIEA d CLARK.
COuNsELLCHh IS ATTORNEYS At LAW,
AAp SOLICITORS o. CHAhCEHf,
Do. JoHhsHrRF, Va,
viii attend o. size business ~ thelr profession
= pAyiA sT0ppAHD bFsJ - CLAHK
n, ALLEN ROGERS,
ATTpitEltI AiTD CuLNEELLQA
~ LAW.
-s --- AZ .llliA -AlHf- NIfNQfL
once o'ar ita r.st oalr. 4lil'
81. OSS,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR q SOLICITOR.
orFlCf own D., JEwErTb,
o. johHsbuB, We
H. j. WILL1EB
ATTORNEY COUNsFIIOR AT LAW
sr. JnussurEy. ".
AsEhT ron IuE MUTUAL FtRE IAR. co
- - = n " ~ IN
ATTORNEY, COrNhELLOH SOLICITOR Sc
WELLS FtyEH W m
n, n, e. q. ". GIHOON,
AIIoHNlnStho q, gT41nnN,s,kLLi,o!itss At LAW
urr Avn nm Issrn,srr ,of,Ts. ryspo,. 81.
They vil attend Courts lu C.l,d,tl. m
Ga"asr q. C,no" yS"''''' Gr,r,r W o , yom
" W. u, MATES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNNELLOU AT LAW.
500 Wuiruu. ~.
H' tI,I,CIihidi.NT ~ "N'
an -, i, i.,...,.... o.,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

SHoCKTNG CCrDEST-A Man Tors LIMB
FROM LIME AxD INSTANTLY KILLED Thorn
n CARA. an Irish wood hanler met with
a checking death AT the diSlillerv oi Pnr-
d.'e & H"llabird this morning He enter
ell The engine room. and. after arran ying
with he engineer. with reference to the
hauling If some wood. was in he aci Of pas
sing out. wben he stumbled into the beer
vat. and. getting caught in the machinery.
was literally torn up limb from limb. His
right arm was n,anoled and pulled from
the socket Tie unfortunate map diei al
most Instantly. lie has family Lafa.
yetie Courier.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

Ii stock. 1851. in crest on the sanis IN 10
June 1858 3235.27 total Sl235 81. Aid
reported indebtedness S36sO,93 making n
total Indebtedness of the county in Jure
1858 after leaving out the stock and inter
est on The same--of $I8G6 p. This
amount sall that we can figure az, the
c"nny lad ,b,edness TO have been nj that
time the present AUDITORS opinion to the
contrary noIwi rs aading These are the
facts In The CAGE, and If il can hA shown
by figures that the indebtedness or the
county, vas "neurer 1000" We should b.
pleased 10 see j, done. We are perfectly
willing to shoulder all the responsibilities
OF our official acts. The party to which
we have the honor Of being "A member, is
not accountable for our doings. we alone
are responsible. And wepledse ourselves,
not 10 complain. If our ofi..isl acts. are
correctly represented, neither will We iini
fault with the present Auditor. if he keeps
the books rs correctly and attends 10 the
Office as closely as We did. Glass IEou5-
and Stones L. MCDONALD.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

We have three 'e'esraphi'' ds-pa!chrs re
Ia ihg Ia this gentleman One from New
York that a rcqri-i.ion hal been made by
the G 's~rror ot Virginia upon IL Cover
nor "f New York tpr him. on \ chl,..e o;
'-"mIIioiy in HE lirprr's F-rry aiisi. An
other fom Richmond. sa,i,s lh.i a. re-
qui-ii,n ha been made tpr h,m; and an
other from / lea "uncin. his lnsani:v
and confinement in ih- LunatIc Asylum -,
thai place! Tie has been man f rrmal (
able powers aud r, marknbe Weaknesses
aud his faculties We're never we'll balanced
The overthrow fiji, mind will be- atlribr ted
to The excitement attendant upon uh.. recent
startling events in Virginia, which is known
10 have greatly disturbed bin.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

An Expensive PLuG OF TOBACCO
cOunirvman who went on q spree in St.
Louis. a few dy as ago. fell in with chap
who pretended to be a broker. from who
he purchased what he supposed to be a
bar of gold, paying for it 1915. The met
al was weighed with greai solemnifv. and
one end filed of to adjust the weight
Next morning when he woke up. he found
a plug of tobacco, nicely done up in gold
foil
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
More RumorS.

CIARLE-TON, Va, Nov. 10.
All Is now quiet IN this town, but the
military forces are ausmenlins.
The barns, stack yards and implements,
amounting in value to several housan,; dol
lars, be- "ngins to M-ssrs John Burns,
Geo. II. Tate and Mr.. Shirley. all Of whom
were jurors in the recent trials, have been
burned
Hon. Alex. Hunter processes to be con.
srue the prisoners. and letter from Urb
ana. Ohio addressed to Brown written in
cypher, which has hoen deci phcreI. tells
him To keep IN good spi is. that his f,inls
are mastering, and will drop along one at
time
Col. Davis teleyraphed TO day for FIVE
hundred additional men.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
New York Democratic.

HLBAY. NOV. II.
Oflirt'l returns received up 10 7 o'rlncn
this evening "iv"s Jones. Democrat and
Utica nominee. for Secretary "f State. L.
27o m"j'riiv:V V. r. Richmond. Democrat
and u ira nominee for State Envineer. 9
~ M ''ri V: VIM l. Skinner. Democrat
and U'ca nominee. for Canal Commissioner
248 m"j"ri'y. ard d. p. Forrest. R.pnbl-
can. f." Prison Inspector - mapri'y
R.'urts are favorable 10 he election of
Chaplin. Republican. for Canal Commits.
snner.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

THE DANCrSG Sen roG- Ar THE EDw ARDS.
THIS utNrER il silt be u" ICED by rard
in err paper. that persons fully rompe' ant
intrad irving 4 SERIES ef 'itncinr lessons
f,lIes and =. nllpraen VS., are fond Of this
pleasant exercise and amusement. shnald
a; "nss. So the Committee and make tie
necessary arrrtremrnfs-
Tie manner I'm which the Edwards Las
been con,nr,e! E,y the last f.w months. =
ample asSuranr@ Is at every ST. In.. that m me
host the Car'. contribute. to r+nsE.'r
HIS gna~ts com f,rab.. VII b.. eheeriuilv
per.urmed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

Et- There have ,er-nily occurred IN
France TWO acc,, 'cniS from chemical 81 lu-
ciier matches: hy which li'' ch'lden have
been buruI To- dea,h w ,ne Ins'anc Ihie'.
children of a farmer not only Imm"ard
themselves. but burnt down : barn aud
its contents. and the mother has sinse
died from the agitation caused by the
event.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

The Delrni; Free. Press Says. d" he re
turns If the vote Ia Kansas on the question
of accepting or rejecting The constitutes,
shows that No, less than sixteen or eighteen
thousand votes were polled No one s. p
poses thar ali The electors were AT the poll:
and; indeed; il is stated that almost the en-
tire popul. ion "i the Pixies Peak regions
abstained from voting; and vet the result
shows that the pnpul,linn If the Territory
is but little. if any. below the number spec
flied in the English bill asrcquisire to her
admission: equal I" the rari" for R.pr-srn-
taivc in Congress. If there be five inhah.
To evry voter. and if the electors who did
not vote be taken in 4" consideration. the
total population of the Territory would no~
press hard upon one hundred thousand.
The Territory must now contain very near
if not quite that number.
INQrEsr Dailv Union saws Dr.
BRu>rE. the Coroner Of this county. u ID
an inquest over The dead body Of chill
day morning. The verdict WIS. that the
proable cause of the child death was ney-
ligence on the part of the parents. the faith
er came home drunk on The night before.
and threatened his wife with violence: and
she fed leaving the child with The drunk
en- man and a sister who caused is suff-
oca'ion. the mans name is Leonard; and
resides near the railroad: somewhere.
Loporfs Ierald
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
The Beggarly Appeal R9pud-
iate1

The Revered CnEDvER's heggarly APP
pealed to the Bri ish abpliiionisis for aid to
sustain him in his abolition preachIn"
meets with nothing but kicks aud rebnifs
from those to whom he might naturally look
for sympathy. The fact is his pnrtleans
here are ashamed that the begyarly con-
dition Of the "only true abolition church"
h~- oeen exposed TO the public, and they
nave no sympathy OF consolation for the
Reverend wi.o male The exposition. Even
the board of trustees of his own church
repudiate the whole thing and wash their
hands of it. At meeting neld on Monday
night last, they unanimously adopted the
following resolutions:
Whereas. This board learn. through
the public prints. that Miss J"hns'one
has made APPEALS to III people Of Great
Britain for funds Ia sustain the Church of
The Puritans; an | it appears by letter Of
pastor of The church. addressed To Rev.
G II. Spurgron Of E, !laud, that h" (Me
paaor) anil some IN HUQais hare authorized
Miss tombstone To collect money in Great
Bri,ain FIR this purpos-; aud
-" IVhereos. n the opinioh of this board.
such an appeal is contrary To Tho best inter
ests Of the church aud society. and calcu
lated to I'M IRE them il the estimation of
the Chis ian public, sirce the c"nrihu Ions
sought are fn the pnrp"Se of meeting he
ordinary expenses ct worship which ri sht-
fully belong 10 h. congrrgaion 10 pay:
"Rexolcea therefore. Tau tbs board
divaro,c all responsibility far tie ats Of
Nss J,tnS'oae as uaaUthori-ei6y tie S0ct-
ETY. on IT'S trustees
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
How t. Cure Bsge.--To each hwrdrad

How t. Cure BEEe.--To each handrpd
ponu l. If beef. tai,. OLE. ounce sad qus,
i-r at sal peter, lw" p'nri, as't "a halt #
brown sugar. tiv@ pounds Of TURK Island.
sal and lwn eal!.,n: ard a half nf Macy.
pat Ihe Whole IN y hoil.r. apply The vessel
To ii fire ana bill mil the hard ingredients
are we'll dissolved. lrt ii ,.nnI and pour il Der
he beef lisfily packed and them put a
weigh on it and keep it covered This
viii make lh'. finest qaa!i!y of beef
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

DI~unNE~T 1t Is stated that the New
York Central R,iroaI has given notice To
all Western roals that. on and after the :,
inst. tfev will not receive ANY tickets that
are over Is DAYS old A railroad ticket,
like any other obi sation. ought To- he good
until il is redeemed and any road that
alops such rule oug ht to be avoiled. 1t
looks like n small airemp' to get rii Of q
liability Incurred for valuable consilera
tion-1Has
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

II ,RRtBLE The 81 Loui, Ecen;Rg Ncws
has so Y of y terrible Affair with lap
pane in Illinois. opprsi that ci'v, on
N ~ lly last. \ woman, the wife of Rob
ert Gr-eul-lf il Is said. lefi her TWO little
girls, ag.I fur and eight respectively.
locke up in the house while wishing at
lliionistown. and during her absence the
xonlen buillins caught fire and burned 20
the ground DESTROYING both ciil,hen.-
rne house MAS situated upon Il knoll east
of the machine shop OF the Ohio aud Nil,
sipp railr. al. Tie mother. it appears.
has # en- been alarmed on account OF the
children sizing every occasion of her ab
sence To leave the premises AMI play about
in the neIghborhood; and fearful of som-
serious acct lent resulting from hi, DISPOSE
ton. tn. WON IN locked them in he hul,se
|, is supposed they We're playing vi h th'
iira. anl IL that WY oc'aoi"ne the
c .Iamily by which their lives were lost.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
Brownsville IN Ashes-1OO
Citizens Killed.
NA-uINGT,N MY

W y IIINUI IN. NOV. %.
III" war department has received , dis
patch from Tsi.sgs. d4'eA San Auio,.i,
10 h inst. tha IN express had just arrived
from ltl' tirande CITY. stating that Car in d.
as hal lail Brownsville in ashes. kltia.
some 100 ri iz"us. aud thai Cauinas. viii
8oo mon. Mas marching towards the Nau-
ccs river
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
An Their Insurgen; Arrested.
w ASuINGTnN.

WASnTNGToN, Nov. 70.
The Alexandra IVA } Sentinel Of This
morniy, says "a man was arleSteI In tha, ci
" Yesterday. having been recognized AS
Tie Was c"mmised 20 jill TO await further
dent, fcaiion.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
DR.. Robac'ss Scandinavian Remedies.

Are Won sick, no mrtter what organ Is affected
depend upon the blood which is the food and S,s-
tenancc of every orrln. Is full of corrrption Nv
Scind'navian Biooi PillS ami Blood Purifier break
nm the source of disease in the Hui Is Of the body
They purge and purify he clements Of the blood.
Hence Their quick ami complete cures in ,lvSncp-
- =. S'.goInla. "rnrG ms. ifs tumors nervousness
u'iney rpmnllufS. rilrS loss fevcrs Geblitv
h"ImatSm. h"aiachn. wpnt of sexual vigor etc
fh'>e rem dos astonishing The whole medical
world SEQ advertisements
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

DEAu On TIFF GRAVE OF UIs S"x-- On
81 urdav ai!efnnon. 'he body Of a si.-'Nlsn.
named Wm Gross WAS found living ;J"n
The grave # his son in New Y"ik B,v
Cemetery on the Bergen rI-nk-n'ad. il is
sup ps..d ihal he had resnrted there for
the purpose Of sui.i le.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

\ FEMALE y 'R-E TnIEF - a voran re-
Gently stole I horse and warren in Rmhes-
ter anG male good her Escape To Nigh
ring town An officer was sent in pur
suit. who succ-e lei in arres'ine he culprit
bnf,re she bud disposed nf her hoo'v. She
was locked m IT, 4 room IN the third story
of hotel for safe keeping. but made her
Escape during the night ~ means ola bed
cord, and went off with the officers horse.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

Every girl who intends 70 qralify for
marriage, sh"ui 70 through course ot
r"'kpry Enf.ranateiy few wives arr
able Ia dress ,nvlhing bnt themselves.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

UPWARDS OF 300 Of the graduates of the
last year ut the Iron City Commercial College
have secured employment, receiving the first ye.r
from one to live mrired per cent upon the invest
mcnt nude to obtain Il practical business cduca
ton For full information. Circular. Specimen
OF business and ornamental Penmanshp. and Ems
belliShed view OF the College. inclosc five lettc
stamps to w JENKl Ms, Pittsburgh. p,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24

Exc,r,:AG:.Xc A NEw.p.PER.--The fol-
Twin. iuc, icut iIu-t'a e pretty f"rrihly
he idea that 'mc pc"ple have .! enconr
a lnc u new~paPsr:
The c.!i,or ani publisher OF paper OF
one If oar inland ri les hal L." years
ago among his Subscribers. Il ute prom
ineni indisi lual of the place. who had been
IA constant reader Of tie parer sii'ce the
commencement of is publication, but VINO
hal never pai "A penny for subscription
The collector of bills having returned
d.at against the delinquent to hi employ
er aS one impossible Ia convert into cash
The editor resolved 10 give the patty in
question Il broad hint rs t" his remissness
tin first I'm" an o2p"r'u'i'y should occur
in public H. did MOI have Ia wait long
fr III few days he discovered his ne. Iii
rene parton seated in thu office of the prin
rip,l hotel. surrounded hv quite a group
al frienIs. and diSpo-ins of cigars and 9th
az lIt'lc Injuries. sufficient Ia have liquid
a'"d at least one years subsc ip,ion =
When the laugh At the las Ike had subsi
dci. the editor approached the group. and
If - the usuIl salulion TO his subscriber
remarked
Cnlonrl YOU have hal my paper now
far five years. aud never paid Cor it. al
though III" bill has Frequently heen sent
should like my pay for II.
Pay? circulated the colonel. with gen
ulne or well leigued asionishmen;; did you
say nay?
'Ceaiainly' was the reply you had my
paper. aud want III" prv for IT,
'Pav!' sal the Colonel again; why il
cant be you expect me To paw ANYTHING for
that paper--/ onty took tie blamed thing 10
encourage y"n|
The llu IA from the circle Of listeners
this dialouge came in here like the hurst
inr Of bomb shell - Com Bulletin.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-11-24
BALTIMORE. my. 10

An accident occurred this afternoon TO
train on the Northern aud Central rail
way. about six miles from This civ, caused
by the spreading of the tack. which threw
the train off The conductor Alfred Craw-
ford. WAS killed. The passengers escaped
undurt