Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 39, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 August 1857 — Page 4

ltd the People Rule. The test principles on which the Democracy fought the battle of 1856 Tvtth the laggard and encumbering co-operation of the ultra Southern politicians wa3 the riht of the people of the Territories to form for themselves their State constitutions, a principle which the ultras plumed themselves upon having forced the National Democracy to espouse; and yet, now these mirrors oppose the submission of euch a constitution as they would frame for Kansas, to her people, because the people would vote it down! They thus proposed a fraud not only mean and infamous in itself, but doubly so, 5 being expressly violative of the most solemn public pledges. We tell them, that, however they may succeed in misleading public opinion for a moment the Democracy of the South, the honest masses of all parlies in the South, tho honorabb, lawabiding, faith -keeping, chivalrous South herself will refuse to countenance so monstrous a fraud, so bald a partizan trick, so silly, paltry, wanton a piece of fo'lv nnd bad faith, as that of endeavoring to impose upon Kansas a constituion -obnoxious to her people. in republic where the will of the majority overrules, to be out voted is no disgrace; but in what State or land could the bons of the south hold up their heads without shame, if the south, after pledfrinjr her troth and honor to abide by the decision of the people of Kansas upon their institutions, finding she would be outvoted.

shotdti succeed by artful jugglery and cunning trick in eluding a compliance with her pledges? Her rabid ultra politicians raav seek to blacken her fame by leading her into such a step; but her staid, sterling, honest Democracy will have no part nor lot in the infamy and will resist it to the bitter eud. Demagogues and charlatans may practice upon her sober Democracy all the arts of sophistry and deception they are master of; but her Democracy will never repudiate the great Democratic principle which they approve in their consciences and to which they have pledged their honor of giving to the people the ehoice of their own institutions; they will not repudiate the great State Rights principle of allowing the people of each State the free and untrammelled exercise of the prerogative of choosing their own institutions of self-government. We feel a sense of humiliation in arcuing 6uch a proposition; but what advantage could the south derive from the fraud and trick? How long would & Constitution last that was imposed upon Kansas against the sentiment of her people? Not a year would elapse in the history of the new State before a new Constitution would be formed by command of the people, and the fraudulent one repudiated amid the scorn and execration of an outraged public sentiment. The last stale of the "Southern cause" in Kansas (God save the mark) would be worse than the first. The trick and imposition, the broken faith and forfeited honor of the south, would be household words of infamy in Kansas, which would become for all time a teeming hive of our revelries. The south betrayed, indeed, by the opponents of the fiaud! On the contrary, who will undertake to estimate the injury, obloquj and infamy that would be entailed upon the south, by the swhievenient of the fraud whi'ih is meditated by her ultra politicians? Richmond ( Va.) Examiner. Marriage of Eminent Persons. People about to marry, who wish to knoirthc propor age, are referred to the precedents: Adam and Kve Addison ArUtftl.' Hen -Johnson IJurko Jiraho Uvron Bums Uonaparle Buff on Chaucer Dante Davy Franklin Fuller Hogarth Johnson Kepler Linnaeus Luther Mozart Old Parr iVnn Peel ShaliSpeare .Scott Sterne Sir William Jone3 Swift Tycho Walker Wad s worth following 0 41 . 21 '26 27 27 30 27 55 23 2G 38 34 26 32 26 2G 39 42 o; 120 28 ?2 Iß 26 26 37 41) 27 09 33 27 27 38 47 47 Washington Wellington Wilberforce Wesley Young If Adam nnd Eve got married before they were a year old, and the veteran Parr buckled to a widow at 120, bachelors and spinsters may wed at any age they like, and find shelter under great names for early marriages, or late. XfTWhy is it easier to be a clergyman than a physician? Because it is easier to preach than to practica.

Interesting Facts. The United States are composed of thirteen States and nine Territories. They contain a population of 27,000,000 of whom 23,000,000 are white. The extent of sea coast is 12,500 miles. The length of the ten principal riverg is 20,000 miles. Tho surface of the five great lakes is 90,000 square miles. The number of miles of railroad in operation, is 30,000, which cost 6728,000,000. The length of canal is 5,000 miles. It centains the longest railroad on the globe the Illinois Central which is 704 miles. The annual value of its agricultural productions is S 400,000,000. Its most valuable production is Indian corn, which yields annually 400,000,000 of bushels. The amount of registered and enrolled tonnage is 4,407,010. The amount of capital invested in manufactures is 600,000,000. The annual amount of its internal trade is 8600,000,000. The annual value of its products of labor, other than agricultural, is $ 15,000 -000. The annual value of the income of the inhabitants is 815,000,000. The valua of farms and live stock is 8500,000,000. Its mines of gold, copper, lead and iron are among the richest in th world. The value of gold produced is 8100,000,000. The surface of its coal fields ij 138,131 square acres. Within her borders are 80,000 schools, 5,000 acfidamies, 234 college?, and 23,00U churches. BY STATE A UTI1 0 It IT Y.

Choice First Class Insurance, by the iETNA Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. riÄE AHB INtÄND IVavigatioii Insurance, Calls the attention, of its frieutl?, patron?, and the public generali v, to the following facts: of its having A C ash Capital of $500,000! with assets amounting to Has transacted business successfully 3S year?, and continues to progress in health, wealth and vitality. laid an aggregate loss of over $10,000,000. Is organized on a National basis, with locsl age ncies in all principal places, under a Mercantile Fvstem; founded on a cash standard, with nn enviable repuation alike the same on the banks of the Hudson, or the .Mississippi, the Gulf of Mexico, or the Northern Lakes; presenting n powerful organization as :i conservator of public good and-bond of integrity ; "qual to all emergencies it undertakes, worthy of the stability and dignitr of an Eminent AMERICAN Corporation? OX ME HIT ALONE; Founding its claims to patronage and favor, affording superior facilities and security in Matters of insurance commercial, mechanical mercantile, or rural, while ranking for importance and public service the first of FIRE IXSURAXCE COMPAXIES OF AMERICA; Insures at rati and rides us literal as the risks as sumed permit for solvency and fair profit. ESPECIAL ATTENTION' GIVEN TO THE INSURANCE OF DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS, ICR A PERIOD OF ROM ONE TO 1IVE YEARS. Losses cqnitalhj adjusted d' promptly paid. Policies issued without delav bv C. II. KEfcVE, Agent junl5-31in3. at Plymouth. PATRONIZE HOME EFFORTS! RISING SUN INSURANCE CO, OF RISING SUN. IND. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000! Fiushicss confined to the State of Indiana! Incorporated, BOA K D O r I) I K K C T O 11 8 S. Hathaway, J. C. Wells, J. W. Talbott, George Gillespie, 15. Ti. Lorixg, S. F. Covington, W. T. Pate, Joii.v Grace, J. R Smith, W. II. Powell. B. J. Hathawav, I J. P. Ulrev, HtRAU P. Ci.oc B. J. Hathawav, Sec'v. Hathaway, Prcs't. S. F. COVINGTON, Gen'l Ag't. UJFirc and Marine risks taken at equitable ritcs.r All persons desiring Insurance, will call on I. R. Sample, Agt. at Plymouth, Ind. A'l persons desiring to insure, ore invited to call and examine the conditions and manner of doinjr business of this company. jul2-33m(i AfX X M M A AU. M A A x Having commenced the MILLINERY BUSINESS! Takes tlu3 methrxl of soliciting the pafronng o the citizens of Plymouth and the tmrroumliii couiitrv. Trimminsrsand Bonnets on hand nnd fur 1 in Bleaching and trimming done to order. Also, Gentlemen's Panama and Leghorn Hats done up to look as pood aa new. Shop two doorä south of the Methodist Church, ost side of ('enter street, nnd on; door north of Dr. Grethcr'?. American Mouse, (Xcar the River Bridge, and tcithin two mtnvtes icalk of the Depot.) SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND. E. E. FISH; II, NICHOLS: (SUCCESSORS TO J W. BARNES.) TRAVELERS nnd others, will find cood accomodation, and much CHEATER FA HE at the "AMERICAN HOUSE," than at any other Hotel in Plymouth. We have lately rented and 'furnished the House for the comfort of those who wih to find a TRAVELER'S HOME. J-'ISII & NICHOLS, March 26, 157. 19 tf rnormiTorr

oWeic Goods! CLEVELAND k IIS to i THE CENTER OF TRADE!! LA PORTE STREET, A Business Street! a i Our Traae Has been rapidly increasing for the last year, and to meet it? demand, we have enlarged our store, and increased our "fed 12 With a large and well selected assortment of &B)0W Of every description, consisting in part of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, PARASOLS, BONNETS, BONNET TRIMMING, PRINTS, SILKS, LAWNS, etc. Mr. Cleveland, spent four weeks in the Eastf.rx Cities, visiting the Manufacturing and WJnU$ale Establishments, for the purpose of purchasing to the best advantage, and we ilatter ourselves that our customers will be pleased with the selections. Particular attention was given to GLASSWARE, (we have the best stylos,) Qneensirare, Mlardicare, Boots V Shoes, Wood IfViiv?, 5 9? 5 ! Iron and .Vaiis. Wo have on hand a large quantity of SHEETINGS, Ero. and Li'd ; Denims. Simmer Goods, And an extensive stock of GROCERIES, of the best (iialitv; also, FARMING UTENSILS, "such as Sythcs, Cradles, Rakes, Mattocks, Ac. Our OILS, LEAD & PAINTS OS j are unsnrpaed iu quality. In a j word, wo shall keep to self what the j People desire, and hope by courte ous attention to our custoincrs the prices and quality of our Goods, to make it as much a j.leasure for them to trade with us as for us to sell. We cordially invite ALL to call on us.. CLEVELAND & IIEWETT. Juiv ig riötf 51 5 boots and shoes, iinb tatioiifri)! 7 HILL & JACOBS, WHOLESALE AND 11LT.V1 L DEALERS IN BOOKS & STATIONERY OK JiVKRY DESCIUI'TIOX! Ciilliomi Street. Ft. IKAXm 1X1). Book Bindery ! ! ! HILL it JACOBS, Would inform the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity, that they arc prepared to manufacture Blank Books, of evory dpjsrriplioii; RE-BIND BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &,C. County Officers arc especially requested to pive thematnal. " mut2G 191y. TjuZL PORTE Airriciilliinil Warcousc AND SEED STORE ! U est Main Street, two north of the Tost Office, I. A POltTi:, 1X1) 11 SOS Healers in the mot approved Agricultural A: Horliciillii'l IMPLEMENTS! Imported and American Field, Flower and Garden Seed.--; Ornamental, hade and Fr .: Trees-, kc Also general agents lor Fravel k Liemoit's He ver?e Tooth Grain Drill. aprlC 22fr ARMSTRONG & LAMSON," Honso,Sign & Oriminciitiil PAINTERS ! Paper Hangers, &c., SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND. iiprl C 22uif. Attention, Parmersl r Mill VI F:-, I) m. mm vr mm j m I I II II 1! The undersigned respoctfully informs the farmers of Marshall nnd adjoining counties, that he In eng, ; d in the manufacture of a buperior quality HF Xa Q7" S J Inch are lar better nnd cheaper than any ever uciorc ouercu lor sale in llus county. J he cast ings arc made of the best quality of iron, and stocked with good timber, by competent workmen. Their superiority over those of other manufacture is attested by every o ;e who has been so fortunate as to obtain one of them. He solicits a fair trial 01 1119 i lows, ana u confident that their merits will receive the approbation of tb farming community, both in regard to workmanship nnd durability. Call at the Foundcry, on th south side of the river, nnd examine them. He also manufactures every variety of Which he warrants equal to anvmadein Northern Indiana. Cash paid for old Iron tlcliuml at the I ounder JAMES MITCHELL. riymou'Iipaprlß-Sf.

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BI A It IB) W A 16, IE J in the room formerly occupied as a warcroom, 2 doors east of the Pest Office On La Porte street, an extensive as-1 sortmcnt of I tJ and every other ki od of pertaining to the iarMuarc business, together with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF COOK, BOX & PMLOR '00 9 0 selected with a view to the wants of th enterprising people of P. 0 MARSHALL COUNTY and at wholesale Manufact'rs Prices! which will enable them to sell MUCH CHEAPER FOR CASH, than the same kind have heretofore been sold. They have in employ an EXPERIENCED TINNER! and flatter themselves that they can five entire satisfaction in the line of (5 P , iiu'y nave pcrmanemiy locatxJ in t iymoutii, i with a view of establishing on a firm basis, this business, nnd respectfully invite all who wish anything in their line to give them a call before pur chasing elsewhere, as they are determined to do afair:nd honorable business. Job Work of all kinds done on short notice, and on terms that cannot fail to mit. Uenjember the place two doors east of tlx Post OfiJcc. II. II. DICKSON k Co. Plymouth, aprS 20tf. The Comet of 1857 Visible! The German Philosopher's Opinion! French Philosopher's Opinion! Full Particulars-Read The excitement caused by the German rhilosopner s statement inai me comet, witicn is now visible, would come in contact with the earth on the loth of June, and cover it with a flood of liquid fire, has about died away in thii vicinity owing to the opening of E. M. BROWN & Co. 's NEW TIN AND First door north of Pierce's Clothing Store, West side Michigan street. They, having been among the losers by the late fire, ask all who are about buying anything in the line of To givetlieni a call at their new Store, and exam 111; their articles and priees before purchasing e!?e "hero, as they are confident that their variety i as flOOl) a the BEST, and that their priees are so LOW, that no one can help llUYING OF THEM 11 nrnn vnni! fmnr cimnrii rnnir vi IUI iJlllUIl lUUli DIUUi which has been so favorably received bv the people of Marshall county, nnd which hasgitcn universal satisfaction, may still be found at their Store, am to which they call the especial attention of buyers Also, CÜOK,EOX & PAliLOR SSV5S, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. - w Tlieir Tin Shop is large ami commodious, and under the supervision ol workmen who may .11 ways he found during business hours, prepared to do nil kinds of work in the line of Tinning. Also on hand and for sale cheap, Tin Pails, Strainers, ash Dishes, Tii Cups, Dippers, Lard Cans, Stove Pipe Ventilators, Teakettles, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, 8fove Hoilcr?, 'an I everything commonly ii5t din the line of Tin-ware. JAPANNED WAHEt A large assortment of Japanned Ware on hand, which is going ofT rapidly at low ligurcs. They respectfully ask a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on them, and will endeavor to give 100 cents in goods for cvf rj dollar received therefor. R. M. BROWN k Co. niaj" 25tf. E. W. TAYLOR & CO., DEALFRS IM HEAVY AND SHELF Tf Ä s y YYY n YS r A i.A. a M W Xk XX IRON. NAILS, GLASS. SlC. And purchasers of all kinda of Grain. ehn -Uh. TORT WAYNE, IND

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TIME TABLE, NO. 3 TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 6, 1857. TRAINS LEAVE, GOING SOUTH: 2 o NAMES or as U -i No. 1. No.2M'l No. 3. & rttsb'g! Pittsburgh STATION'S. a S jFrei'ht Express I Express Chicago,. . LAroKTE,. . GO Stillwell,' 7 Kankakee, 5 Walkert'n1 4 Knott's, . . 3 Tvner,. ... 1 7,13 a.m 8 30 p.m. 25 " 47 " 05 A. M. 18 " 30 " 36 00 " 40 " ;C0 ,7 00am G7 u 40 " 5 72 5 8 03 " 476 9825 " 5 60 4 8 40 " 9 82 3 8 50 " 7 Q n 10,00 " 10,20 " 10,37 " 10,50 " 11,00 11,06 " 11,30 " 7,15 11 H ;12 12 12 12 u PLYMOUTH.. 4 PirrtDURG,.i333 1473 TRAINS LEAVE, GOING NORTH: NAMES OF STATIONS. -3.2; 2 No. 4. 'NoSMi: No. 6. Chicago Chicago Express : Express Freight. Pittsburg,. Plymouth,. Tyner,. .. Knott's, . . Walkert n Kankakee, Stillwell, 9 00a m! 3 00pm! G 30 " !ll 00am 12 30 pm 3f?3 363 0 7 7,390 7j 1 9 392 G 3 5 396 l 4 4 400 5! 5 5 40G 0, 7 0413 0 G 50 ill 52" 6 53 " 11 58" 7 05 " 12 10pm 7 20 " 12 23 44 7 40 12 40 8 05 " l 00 05 " 15 " 35 " 55 " 2 25 " 3 00" Laportk, Chicago,.. 160 0,473 0,11 20 " 4 05 N. KENDALL, Sup't. Superintendent's Oflice, Laporte. 21 tf. RAIL ROAD CROSSINGJ LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINE! T HE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW A full operation in their new shop, at the souh end of the bride, with a good sunnlv of tht best o Timber, Iron, Coal &c. and the best of workmen, es pecially Black-smiths, who can't be beat at blow ing; ready to do all work in thoirline of business at YYiigons Buggies, Carriages &c. We expect we are located here for life, and will do work which will maintain us among Mechanic and others ; threfore, we warrant our work to b done in a workman-like manner, ami we mean what we say on this subject. REPAIRING done at short "notice; also; Custom Blacksmithing. Wagon Hubs ior sale too, &c. E. S. & A. P. ELLIOTT. Uro I E MARBLE WORKS X. II. WILLIAMS k Co., (Successors to L. Sherman,) MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KIXD3 m n m rr m v. m m ;x t MA, iJt U, AA. U At XU, A, O TOMB STONES & HEADSTONES. Of all sizes and forms. Also will furnish MANTLES AND TABLE TOPS, of all Patterns. LAPORTE, INDIANA. OCt33-.i0yl. FOR SALE CHEAP furl on Credit: Town Lois, and Lots with building?; wild and improved Land, Bandst Stocks, Wagon, Carriage, Harness, and Household Furniture. Call at mv oflice in PIvmouth, opposite the Post Office. ' C. II. REEVE, feb5-13tf Attorney & Notary. ON MICHIGAN STREET, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT. The subscriber has lately located in Plymouth, to sell a little cheaper than any other house in Marshall county. Our stock includes every shape, size, quality and kind that can be thought of. Connected with this establishment is our own Boot & Shoe Manufry of French, Calf, Kip, Stopics, Progan?, and women's Shoes of all khi'ls ott hand or made to measure; also, Sole Leather, Upper, Kip, etc.. t.tr. ohand. N. C Cash paid for Hides. C. WIIITMORE. Plymouth, Ind., 1:?57 jun4-29m(. Hail Sled -Snow Rain-- Wind Fire, Fire! Fire!! "Taken in" and "done for," "pone by the board," head under water, but still kicking, and it depends on those who owe Hit , whether 1 shall sink or swim. Come alonr, every one that owes me a "red," and give me a lift, while I am yet kicking, for my books must be settled in some way within two weeks. Yours, in a ticklish sittyvation, (pecuniarily) T. A. LEMON. mar2 19tf. üSavca Jt rom wire. AT 4 Tf "Wl Not Burnt, but Scorched! The old rilgrim, having passed through a firey tu al, is now ready to make CHAIRS, paint SIGNS kc. Call at the Wagon Shop, South PIvmouth. J. ELLIOTT. mar'2G 19tf. II. WILLIAMS .A. C. IirLSTI WILLIAMS & KUESTIS, WHOLESALE ItKALERS IN FRUIT, GLASS, NAILS, Woodeuware, Butter, Cheese, Lard &c bÖ COLUMBIA STREET 63 FORT WAYNE, IND. "TERCIIANTS supplied with Groceries of all I t I kiads, on as farorabie terms, all things con sidered. as ean be nurchascd in any market. All orders filled with dispatch. Gv2ly Wanted at the Ieojlc's Store Almost all kinds of country produce, for hiclithe highest market price will be given in goods at the lowest cash price. 2ttf OGLKSBEK, SHIRLEY k ROE. Look here for JVcws leIcc, .Sliirlcy Sc Kc, Arc now receiving an entire new stock of genera Which have been selected with tho greatest care the Ftylc and quality of which is not surpassed in the State. We invite the attention of the citizens of Marshall county to our prices, which we flatter ourselves will give entire satisfaction to all who may give them atrial. Old friend and customers, come and sec us. Sicii of the People's Store. ' - OGLESBLE, SHIULEY k ROE. 28ty28amf HORACE CORBIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, IND Will attend to all business, in the line of his Profession, entrusted to his care, in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts in Northern Indiana; and will give particular attention to buying and selling Land, pajmg laxes, i.e. Plymouth. Nov. 15, IKia t. NOTICE, EXTHA: AH persons who are in want of a choice nnd pure article of COGNAC FRENCH URANDY, for medicinal nnd culinary purposes only, can find ii in quart bottles at eign of the Golden Hoot. C. WIIITMOKK. junll39m2

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THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform the citizen? of Marshall and adjoining counties, that he still conti.nies to manufacture Cabinet Ware at his old stand opposite the "Democrat Oßce;" where he is prepared to fill all orders for Furniture on short notice, and in tho most approved styles, and made of the best material. He would also inform his numerous customers, that he has an accomplished workman in his emplor, whose business it is to make FANCY CHAIRS Of which he has a pood supply on hand, of different kinds nude neat and substantial work warranted to be good. He is alo prepared to build. On the shortest possible notice. To those withi'j Coffins, he would say that he is prepared at all times to let them have the article they want, at recisely the time speci ied, and on reasonable terms. He would return his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and hopes by honesty, promptness and fair üea'inp-, to still retain his oid customers, and obtain manv new ones. Those hivuiir SCREW DRIVERS AND BED WRENCHES of his, will oblige him very much by returning them. THE FOUllTH VOLUME OF THE YANKEE NOTIONS fir eat J nip rove in en ts! THE January number commences the FOURTH VOLUME of "this popular periodical. Its success has been beyond precedent, nnd its circulation already, La rrer th u n that of any 8 im ila r Pu LUca - iion in the World! Arrangements have been nude which will enabl the Publishers to nuke the "XOTIOXS," far su Humor, Fun, Satire, Wit, Comic, Tales, Sketches, cCr., v. Aiming to ".Shoot folly as it flies," but never overstepping the lines of strict propriety, it bein the object of the publisher to make the" 3reti3.ls.oo Motions an ever welcome visitor at every home circle. Subscription price Sl;33 per annum; 12). cents per number. For sale by all the News Agents and Periodical dealers in every city, town and village in United States and Canadas. T. W. STRONG, Publisher. OS Nassau St., New York. 'Newspapers wishing an exc'iangc for one year, will please insert the above three times and send us a copy as above. n. iz. s.i.iiFjji;, Altonipy nnd roiuLsHIor at Law PLYMOUTH, IX D. Espeeial attention gi en to cases in Marshall and Stark counties. I am permitted to refer to JoiinL. WEiTr.Rvr.LT, Plymouth; Eeer Woolman, " mar2G UM v. O TIC S3 ALL persons indebted to us, are requested to call and make immediale settlement, either by cash or note. The book's will be found at H. Coibin's law ollice. BROOKF t EV ANS. feb2C ICtf. HCl .a & A K Y A v A. A NEW SUPPLY OF PIECE iTxxiSt Received. ryIJE public are informed that I still carry on the Tailoring iuiiR, and keep alwavs on hand a lare assoi tj; out !" Cloths. Caswinn o! j all styles andfiuali: es. Then bring on your m'sI ures and have a suit made up that will not tear, ri. : or wear out, without hard coaxing. All cuomjob j wainuited. ' I Those indebted to me by note or book account i will s:ivecot bv p.ivir.; immediatelv. j jauSi-lltf ' " iL PIERCE. I "TLlFirrt TüDLl c serÄ'Tces oi-7-JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA, Late Minister to England, and formerly Minister to Russia, Senator and Representative toC .ngress, and Secretary of .v u . udiii the most important of his State Pipers. BY R. G. HORTON. RIEP SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS nn th CoIIeire Laie Mulvimr Law L-Iection to Volunteer in the war of lSP-IVfono of Ri! timore Elected to Congress Speech n gainst the Bankrupt Hill Defense of Gen. Jackon Speech on the Judiciary System Mission to Pa nani.i Natuialization Laws Election of Gen Jackson Mr. Ihichanan's Great Speech on the Impeachment of Judge Peck Ten Years In Congress Opposition to Sectionalism Defense of the Freedom of the Press Mission to Russia Election to the Senate Executive Patronage Mr. Clay and Mr. Buchanan Relations tw irii France Admission of Arkansas and Michigan Mr- Buchanan's Great Speech on the expunging Resolution Interference in Elections Speech on Independent Treasury Bill Reply to John Davis On the McLeod Case On the United States Bank Oregon Correspondence, while Secretary of State under Mr. Tolk Mexican War Correspondence Mission to England Nomination for President, etc., etc. Hie above book has been written by a gentleman well qualified by hislitery attainments and his long connection with the democratic press. He was furnished persmally by the distinguished subject ot the Memoir with many of the dates and facts of his earl' life, and from authorized friends of Mr. Buchanan has been supplied with material inaccessible to other parties. The proof sheets have been sbmitted to the Hon. J. Glaucy Jones, M. C, at the suggestion of Mr. B. It can "therefore be called without reserve, the authentic and authorized edition The hook makes a handsome 12mo volume of 430 pag-cs, neatly bound in cloth :md in einbellsheo: with an accurate l'ortrait on Steel, from nn Ambrotvpebv Brady, engraved bv Buttre. Price, SI. DERBY i JACKSON, Publishers, VINCENT, K1MR0D & CO, J Manufacturer & wholesale dealers in AND TINNERS' STOCK, No. 242 Lake and 233 S. Water St. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS February 21, r6 15tf. Ihr Hats and Caps c OME to the Brick Store where vou will find the largest, best ami cheapest lot in Plymouth. 52 N. II. O. Co. Dr. J M. GRETHER, PHYSICIAN & SüllGEüX, PLYMOUTH, IND., Will promptly alten I to calls, day or night, whenever his services ni.y be required. Ollice at home firt door north of L. GrilHnV, on Michigan street. N. 11. Germans. I can speak the German language. 3Ctf. STARTLING FACT. IT is a conceded fact, by every one, that however costly, dazzling and expensive, a woman's dres may be, it is not complete and finished, unless she has on a neat, tidy, and fashionable Shoe. Call at our store, where vou w iil find the article required. filGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT. butj 17tf

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PROSPECTUS FOR 1857 SATURDAY EVENING POST Established Augnst 4, 182 L THE paWlshers oftlas old ami f rral established paper take pleasure in calling the attention of the public to their programme for the coming ear, Surfeited rith politics, the chims of literature will be more titan ever appreciated Yrj the reading world. We ha re therefore already mud arrangements nith i!u following brilliant list of writers: WILLIAM HO WITT, (of En?Iandr) ALICE CARY.T.S. AKTHUR, .Mrs. SOUTHWORTH, AUGUSTINE DUGA.NNE, Mrs. M...DENNI3SON, the author of "UILLAII," &c. We design commencing, in the first number id January next, the i'donim; original novelletter TALLLNGETT OR THE SOi:TTER'S kn HOME RY Willam ii.viitr.uUor of "Rural life ii-

England, Homeä UJ t'.c. -et,'' A"C. This is a story f Ai..-'Han life, Mr. Howitt having visited Australia expissly with the 0'5'ect of ncquaintinjr himself with the novel aspects under w hielt nature and society present themselves in that singular region. The following Novelets will Wn be given,, though probably not in the exact order here mentioned: THE STORY OF A COUNTRY GIRL. By Alice Cary. An original Novelet, written pressly for the Saturday Evening Post lllL. UtllLtiLU 11L.A.IU. An origiiul Novolet, vritten expressiv for the Post by T. S. Arthur. LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND. An ori?it::d Nov; let by the autior of ".Mr Confessions," "ZILLAH, or the child Medium," kc , kc. THE QUAKER'S PROTEGE. An original Novelet, bv Mrs. Marv A. Dentrs 11, author of ".M irk. the tion.M 4- .'-jme r.ic'rrTHE RAID Or DU1.GUNDY. A tale of the Swiss Canton -. An "riiial No (hi, by Auustine Duganne, actl--. 1 1 "The lost ;lness," kc. We also have the promise ot a -hört audconied Novelet, by Mrs. HOUSEWORTH, to run through six or eight numbers of the Post. In addition to the above lit of contributions we design continuing the usual amount of Foreign Letters, Original sketches. Choice Selections from all sources, Agricultural Articles, General New s, Humorous Anectodes, view of the Produce and Stock Markets, the Philadelphia Retail ruarkats. Bank Note List, Editorials, ic, our object bei 11 to give a complete record as f'as ourlimiu will "admit, of the Great World. . ENGRAVINGS. liithr way of eugraviugs, wegcnerally present two week! one of an instructive and the other of a humordni:'eharacter. I7Tbe postage on the i ost to any part of the U. S., paid quarterly or yearly iu advance, at the office where it it received, is only 2G cents. TERMS (cash in advance) 1 copy 2,00 a veai 4 copies C,00 8 " (and one to the getter up of club) 10,00 13 " 15,00 20 " .2otno Address, DEACON A: PETERSON. No CG, South Third street, Philad. Papcr for tlioIVtiii ion! OOYILLES FAMILY GAZETTE An iuW lependent Weekly Journal, nublished Y-k is the cheapest and best News and Literary Family Periodical in the world. It contains sixte;ii large pages of a form suitable for binding and besides all the news of the day, comprises stories, anecdotes, entertaining and instructive miscellany, nnd every varit ty of curious and rare reading, and it the fol'o.ving unprecedented prices. A single copy one dollar; eight copies for five dollars, and twenty copies (to one address) for ten dollar., invaiiably in advance. Newspapers publishing thi notice entire, and spending a marked copv, will 1 -ceive it fr one year. Jos. A. SCO VI LLE. Pub. No. M Franklin Street New York. Now York 3Iii$irnI World, for 1S57 This oldest of American music journals, has now reached its seventeent!-i volume. Its editors are R.Stons Willis. Edward Hlgcs, Mus. Doe., und Augustus M-r;:nd. It fuinihes, weekly, eight pages of reading nutter, and three of music. Th former is the U t orginal and selectcil material üie editors are able to fuiuMi, the latter is a regular tiv.nsfer, (generaliy permitted by American pub-i.-hers,) of die erv best of the new sheet mushr The economy of thus procuring nniic and secu mg, at the same time, such taste in hi selection m may be attributed to the editors of the journal, will we think suggest itself. The muic can be detached from each number, and bound with or without the readin; matter, at the close of the volume. These.-hscrition pi ice of the Mm ical World i but two dollars a yt ar. Five copies $8; ten copies. $15. City and Brooklyn subscribers are charged .r0 cts. extra b.r expense of Carrier. Canada subscribers, pay 2 eis for the necessary pre -pa v mint of American postage. Address, Mi'eicai. Worli Orricr. 379 Broad war, N Y. Cardinal Principles of the Democratic Party. 1. 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