Plymouth Banner, Volume 2, Number 18, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 July 1853 — Page 2

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THE BANNER.

RICHARD to 3 DALEY, Editor. PLYMOUTH IX D. Thursday Morning, Jnlj 7, 1853. Advertisements to insure insertion, must be handed in by Tuesday preceding the day of publication. American Medicinal Oil. This oil is procured from a boring in solid rock, at the depth of 185 feet, near Burksvilie, Kentucky. We have not had an opportunity of j testing its properties to any great extent. 1 but from the favorable notices we have ' r Ä i:: . i iseen of its medicinal qualities, are inclin-1 , , ,. ... ed to believe that it is a very valuable J medicine. It is called Nature's otvs Remedy, from the fact that i: is ready for use as soon as taken from the earth; and does not need to go through the hands of a Druggist to be prepared. After seeing it tested, we will be better prepared to speak of it. There is some of it for sale at this oflice. N R. ParUrd Ar Pr,

,. c. , .... would make twenty States of the size of us uith some Syrup molasses, which is Hampshire; Nebraska, fifteen, Indicertainly a superior article. They have an. twenty; Northwest, sixty-five. Toquanty of it for sale. We thank them j tal, one hundred ami twenty-six Statts. for the present. (Should these Territories have an equal

Celebrations. -The fourth was celebrated in many places in Northern Indiana. We were absent, but we understand that at this place every thing went off harmoniously. The audience was appropriately addressed by Wm. J. Burks, i , t j wno in the course of his remarks adverted to the Catholic movements in reference ' to our free schools; and showing clearly the necessity of properly educating and miming our youm. in order to be prepar-i . ... to meet and hold in check such reckless rv A bp a a 1 4 . 1 1 I. t o 1 e tnemselves toact as beromeih im t?q. ans. After the Oration, all present par-' took of a free "Pic-Nic" dinner wj.:ch 1 nae 1 u . t ' was prepared by the Lad.es of Plymouth. It is said that the best of order, good feeling and harmony prevailed, and that the ; exercises were brought to a close with all 1 under the impression that it had been a; pleasant an I profitable celebration. ' rr r j tue ceieorauons at isouth Bend and ; Elkhart were very good. National salutes were fired at each place. At South Bnd an Oratl ... ,ii:....., u t.

rp . ...r.ru u MT.,iongo, gallons daily. The water is to U- J0CE,-Y2 of Albany Ind., and j be distributed throughout the city with at Elkhart by Hon. Rodert Lowrt, edit-! iron pipes, now on their way from New or of the Goshen Democrat. j York. The grade of the aqueduct near The manner in whiYh the Am,;,., ! lhe P,acc whtre the ceremonies were held

people celebrate the anniversary cf ouri .1 . - i National Independence, speaks volumes ! to foreigners showing as it does our at-: tachment to th principles of Republic-' anism; yet notwithstanding all these thing s starinz Ihem ill the face. mailV ! toreigners dare stand up and undertake! to dictate to us, virtually saving that ' long as we have lived here and enjoyed ! k.:, :..n - ! o iree go ernment. we are not competent to the task of making laws for such as have been un-1 der the iron yoke of despotism nearly all their lives. Can we not understand why i th- !,. o...i. - ! cu... a uuUI5t! ii ,s oecause a course has been dictated to them before they started from the mother country. As proof of this we only ask the reader to j note the fact that the same course, the same arguments and threats are used by all who are disatisfied with our institutions; and when driven into a corner for argument, the Pope of Rome is the proof text. Catholicism is waning in Europe, the Pope is in dread he beholds the movements of the powers of earth, and he ; cannot fail to see that if Europe becomes submerged in deadly strife, his days are numbered, consequently it is not to be wondered at that he should be sendin" forces to the United Statts, to prepare for a deriner r r-sort. If Iialy should be j i .., n i .. , 1 tne Pope dethroned, we may , I i overrun and look for Catholics lo come here by thousands and hundieds ol thousands, if there should be an opportunity for escape from the old world. MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, In another column will be found an advertisement of Bamum's Museum and Menagerie. It ia sid to be rather an interesting 8hoic, and many of our citizens will doubtless avail themselves of the opportunity of seeing the animals and witnessing the fact that they can b brought under subjection o man; and also to behold the works of art that will be exhibited upon that occasion. r Fall of Catfish. The Norfolk, Va., Argus 6ays a curious phenomenon attended the recent hail-storm in that city. Quantities of catfish, some measuring a foot in length, fell in different sections of the city, and some of the fields were Utterly strewed with them.

The Prärie Chieftain says: ''Mrs. Harriet Pomeroy, of Plymouth Ind. the great Bloomer advocate, has got a new suit. She has.adopled the old fashioned barn loor flaps" to her breeches." It is altogether probable that the Chieftain knows as much about Mrs. Ps. coslume as we do, as she left early tin? spring in company with her husband, for California, where we hope she may get her pockets well filled.

Westekn Railroad Stock. Eastern capitalists are as greedy after Western ! Railroad Stocks as they of late have been ' shv of real estate. The best stock ouo(ed at the New York boards are of the West. We take N. York quotations ol Momlay last: Mich. Central Railroad 8118 ... . . . Mich. Southern ' 116 Illinois Central " 130 Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad. 6131. The last sales of Cleveland and Pittsburg Stock we heard of, was at 8102, seller resolving dividend. In the ver nature of things, the Railroad stock of the west, must prove the most stable and profitable of any in the Union. Toledo Blade. TERRITORIES TO BECOME STATES. Utah population to the square mile with New Hampshire, they would contain a popu lation of about thirty-eight million souls. A man in Boston cured his wife of an attack of "bloornerism." He watched the "fuing up" and oaid nothing. His" wife went out in full rig, whereupon he assinned her cast off skirts, and whfn she - ... -1 - . came back he was knitting, or tryiua to knit a stocking. She took the hint, and the Turkish arrangement was put aside immediately. Marino 'em Sweat. Judge Nash, at f. 7 , '( , . I ho lav thrill 11I tlif I .nnrt in nein ncrfrvti L cer t luuiin, uuru uuc man iui iccaiiiii" . " . . .1 . i cnirilnniis lifinor fontrarv to tlie Mat. i hip in curb fc mml an t nrnvidei? r.r. t i Judge Peek, in the Court of Com. Pleas of Scioti cOU,lly. fined another oflender&l 14 for twelve like offences, jU(!.e Peck at the same term cf Court. assessed fines to the amount of $511. for selling liquor. This is doing them up by wholesale and no mistake. Blade. C.riOi:NrÄrTEMS. On the 14th ult., the ceremony of breaking ground for laying the new aqueduct which is to supply Sin Francisco with water from the Mountain Like, came off. The aqueduct ii to be built with DricU, and will supply three millis l-'O feet above the level of the sea. A man by the name of John Fisher, j was taried ami feathered in Shasta, for j attempting improper liberties with a lit l,e Sirl- lle was in that condition, rode on a jackass all through the town. The fact that California abounds in nrprinn: ctnnc aa wll nc lit ridd cmc at last to be settled beyond a peradventurc VVe had on our table a topnz and j wuicn were picneu up in atverasj county a short time ago. They wee asoclaled with chrvstalme garnets, of whic'u there were large mi m hers in the vicinity. The topaz is terminated w ith fuur rJ ramiJ with the edges slightly lru,,calriL ,,J the b rl i3 nfevar,: i"1'1' presenting the appearance of having been vvater worn Sun Eranchco 1 ravs. A telegraph line between San Francisco and Sacramento will soon be complelttl OIBGULAR INUTkIMENT OF THE DIGGER Indians. The Columbia Gazette Eays that there are two considerable Indian villages in that vicinity at the prjent time, and gaunt as half furnished wolves during the past winter, now appears to be enjoying all the luxuries that an abundant supply of clover, and an occasional supply of beef and bread can afford. Tlte hills in the vicinity are verdant with met, tender clover, which is devoured by these poor savages with as much gusto as an epicure wuuld devour the most dainty dish. They gather lhe clover in baskets, and prepare, it for use by heat'"3 ,aroe stones and plating a layer of cluver moistened, between each layer of stones. It soon becomes ready r' Ä , . , ... ' ,. . cp mill oa.h rna rt t h a m ..-.II on. a - - ..in i. who ui i ..i in ti in cat a supply of clover thus prepared, that would almost satisfy a hurse. 63000 Damages. Mrs. Euphemia W. Hdcon, widow of Horace Rjcon, an employee on the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, who was killed by the accident at Pleasant Run near this city last winter, has recovered, in the Marion Circuit Court. 3.000 in a suit for damages. She claimed S10.0U0. Her attorneys were Messrs. Win. Wallace and Wallace & Coburn. Those for the Railroad Company were Messrs. Marshall and Dunn of Madison and Yandes of this city. -Chartfj(f Under the revised code of Delaware, the "whipping post and pillory shall be in or near the jail yard." Ac cording to this law, the whipping post nd pillory in Wilmington was on Friday last tken from the Public Green, where it has stood for so long a time, and planted in the jail yard. On Saturdap, three convicts were publicly whip ped one with 12, one 15, and one 20 I lathes.

New York, June 21. The Humboldt arrived at three o'clock 'his afternoon. The Mediterranean fleet sailed for the Dardanelles, and the Channel fleet hss been ordered to the Mediterranean. The French fleet had arrived at Bcsica liny. The Russian forces were marching toward Wal ban a and Mallichas. W&llachia troops have ben ordered, aul are forcing marches from Warsaw to Cess. Arabia. The Egyptian fleet and i rm j- of 40. C OO men, are proceeding to the support of t fie Sultan, and the Franconiau chiefs were raising 100.000 men. The mrJUtionof Austria nd Prussia was spoken of. Count Messebrode had ar

rived in London with desnaches. A late despatch to the London Time the Jimneror of Kussia had despatched - t courier to Constantidople with a demand that the last proposal of Triuce MenchitnffsImMl.1 hp.-.m.ntP:! hv i ,P s... h! i ,n Porte in eight days. Halifax, June Immense hostility is excited in against the proposed bill for the insps o s " It is rumored that Canedo had been recalled from Cuba, but it is contradicted. The King has not offn ially called thu Prussians from the Turkish service. The 'ving of Bavaria has ofiVred to mediate between Austria end Switzerland. It is generally believed at Vimr.a that the Turkish. Swiss, and Sardinian difficulties would ba amicably adjusted. Several citizens of Pest!) have been arrested for correpon lidg with Kr-ssulh. Muitapha Pat ha ofiVrs to raise 200,000 men and march against the Rtijiai)?. At present the Ottamcn forces muster 121,i CCO regulars, a fWt of 10.000 guns, bej sides 0 steamers en. I 22 smaller crafts. The to!al Ian I fori organized is -II'J.OCO j - . . ... ....... 0 i men. j Satisfaction has been accorded to the U, S. minii tei respecting th? imprison ment of Consul King at Athens. Late dales from St. Petersbttr state that the Emperor's course on the Turkish i I question was literally approved. , . - , . n Hie 1 inks and Grcek-j 1:1 Svra and lur- . . - KC generally approve tlie Emperor s course, and voluntary subscriptions ore making toward purchasing arm. The latest advices are considered decidedly less favorable for tlie maintenance of peace. A messenger h?.s been snt from Petersburglo Constantinople v.ith no discre tionary authority, but simply carries the Czjt's demaiu's to tlie Porte in reir I to Menchikoirs ultimitum, and gives tlie Porte eight days lo reconsider or take the conseqenccs. In tlie meantime, .tlie Portt is preparing actively lo defeud himself. Forty thousand choice troops are read and directed to attack the Ptttsnhns if they attempt to cross the river. France. Tlie Turks, notwithstanding pacific appearances, Continus to fortify the Boephorus. England. In both the House of Lord and Commons, the Government announe ed that the English & French fleets had been jointly dispatched to Dardanelles. furnised with like instructions. The best understanding now exists between France and England, fc.'jd no collision is expected to occur. Paris, June lAth. Yesterday, the Prince of Prussia, and the Duke ol Sax Coburg, passed through the Lisle on their u ingiauu. Orders reached Brest on the 10th to arm two steam frigates and two sailing vessels. Nothing is known of their destination. Aftn numerous fluctuations, the. Bourse closed to-day with a rise in three per cents. IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. AB RIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP- AFRICA. New York, June 30. The Africa from Liverpool, with 24 passengers and dates to theCOth of June, arrived at an early hour this morning. The Europa arrived out at 5 P. M. on the lGth, and the Washington at 10 P. M., on the 15th. The Turkish question exclusively occupies attention. Accounts are couflictlu The Russians seem determined to occupy, if liiey are not ulready occupying, the Danube provinces, which France has declared she will regard as a violation of the treaty. The English government has not taken any decided steps so far. The latest despatches say that Russia will accept the mediation of Austria, but it is doubtful if this is authentic. This uncertainty had effected all of the markets. The Uourse still keps up with the supposition that there will not be a general war. Com. Vanderbilt sailed from Southampton on the evening of the 4th, for Russia, on his yacht North Star. Ex-President Van Buren and many Americans attended Queen Victoria's State Ball. It was reported in Paris that Napoleon had warned the Italian refugees not to attempt an insurrection at present. There was some excitement at Milan, and another insurrection was expected. Dun Gonzales declined the Spanish mission to Washington. The Indian mail telegraphs that the British had retaken Belling with some loss, and were preparing to advance on Eva, if the terms are not accepted in 80 days. There is every probability that the Porte would insist on his refusal. The British üeet left Milan on the 8th inst., forBeika.

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The Minister of War left Paris on the 16th inft., on a visit to the fortress and camps in the North. A Itussian squadron had If ft Lebastopal for the Circassian port. The Chinese insurgents have taken Xdiikin. and Cango Coo and Shanghai an totatlv deserted.

A Novel Method of Measuring Fo bknsic TF.i)Kir?M. A member of th bur in one of the Haste rn States was no ted for possessing all the attributes of a good advocate, but one; he never knew when to stop; indeed, it sometimes seem ed as if he never would stop. On on occasion he had completely exhausted th patience of the court, the jury, and the other counsel, s-till the stream of his elo-

states thatl(luence rau osl as ever At last he

il"-"1 a leenng oi rcnei.t !aUl1 ev?y was turned towards him. ; . !! C I r i ex pect i ug t o see him take h l? se a t. but, .... . t .1 . moic m, ean

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UT , 7 r mr",,lr f day oVJ ilv -rM AM ä . CASE. 1 creation and has been travel, ng ever since. Justice of the Peace : feWf ;-Ä, i mß has not reached us." -Never mind, broth- JulvT.l 1. 14?! ,rT.," interposed the opposing counsel; Q rMiMr.ln,,o "it will be sure to get hen before rou DR. DUNNING'S mrppTir" n , kavedouer VEGETABLE GASTRIC , ., P ? willnter the Dens of

"the strong minded-womei." who arfirmil' p;n nrp thcrour-hlv Aii:i-Il,ii;oi5?

stumping the Stale of New York o thoroughly for a right to vote, hold office fie., inicriil l.'i..iinir n rmi-cn um t.i ru form the Fifth Commandment, so that it " - - . - m vviMiiilM'll L it

:tall read htrealler, Parents, obev vour t Cl.oik', Fever and Astue, and (ii-eises tcr.er- .... .. i . . -.

children. Th- other reform "tlndiin.l nhev vn:ir u ivrs " 5c r,ci,i,,f. ) c i ivrs," i as edopted already. .... d "How do v do bu feel wilh sucii a thockking coat on?'' said a ycung clerk ing loo of some pretensions, one morning, to old j Roger. I feel," said Roger, looking at him j steadily, with one eye half closed, as if I lamng aim ai uis victim. "1 leel, young man, as if I had on a coat which I hadpaid for; a luxury which I think you will Jever experience." CO""ljl-TSlXr.Sä TuAXSACTIOiTS U ET WEEN j Men. There will be a discourse deliv-j ered, by request, at the M. E. Church; next Sunday; at 10 o'clock, by Rev. J. j ii. Osborne, on the above ciibjeet. Bu j sincss men end the ublic generally are invited to atlenl. isn atoaa siotfer. -rTjv; I.v order of the Board of Directors of the Fort Wavne end Chicago Kail Road, an assesiinent of ton per cent on erth shara cf the cash subscriptions of steck has been made, and subscribers will be required to pay that amount on the first of each month commencing on the first of August next until the same is paid out. Subscribers in Marshall county will pay at Plymouth, ri n -rT.'rM-r .r 10 C- IL KLE E A55 1 TreasJune 16, lfc53. 15tf. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. lrly the new statute the Clerks of the I several Circuit Courts in this Siatc, are anf 1 1 1 j-fc -!-. r r. V- i- . .-1 .1 . . C T " . . . 1 llJUlU.gVt lO UI lit U V., I It J Y It 'Ii ' l til. 'II LA UI JJCtlli MnriA-, Tid, wtn ,.,.i,. w - w,. -.-.va A Mill JtV- I I t I II I II. illlll i ni iu ,iu iroui-ie aim

r I., , , , t he J u nics oi t,enu;ii uevion, oy .ie-.-rs. iinuimiiij uui.mi tu... .,iu,w, in thihc money, for when the aeknowledgnicnt is ta- i jj. j uae and C.-o- Nutter. aVuied by -.5 ) Na- collection of Wild Animals. Wax Statuten be:ore lhe clerk, the seal of the circuit thes, a U r a pt.r.mit ot three months and fo ir : arVf Mr lier(.c'5 performances in lha court will be affixed; so that no further evi-1 Ur.ys iu the Ju.edes. T!e-y were finally en ; D; i5lhy Elephant. Mr. Xellis per1. -.-ill . . i tri nr.Ai nn.l 1 l'lirll III 111 lll.MIIII kr'l:ll I.r I rill -

ieiie or expense v in oe necessary to make ,..aT.K ...r..i v ' the Indenture valid, either at home or abroad. Corrrrlcdby J. D501VMEE. Thcrxtlay, July 7, 1 Apples Green i on Laid pr lb. 10 Dry $ CO! Oats pr bu-h. vr, n.uterprlb. 10a ! Peaches Dry, 82.50 Ueejwax pr lb. 20 j Potatoes, iT Drooms pr doz. Sl.rn IVheat pr bush. C."a?0 neans pr bush, & 1,00 1 Wool pr cord, Sl,00 Cranberies bu?. $2 00 Flour bbl. S".iv Chickens pr doz. $1, 0()i ., cw t. -'-'S Cheese. H; Cen?cn? Drj, 25 handles Sperm. s 37; Hay Tame, 0,00 Vgs pr doz. C, " AVild. Cl.no Lom,Miti!ed, 43 Corn in ear, Another scientific 1 Yonder! Important to Dspe plies Dr. J. S. llOCCillTON S Pepsin The true Vipestire fluid, or G'islric Juice, pre pared from the Kennet, or the 'mirth, stomach of the Ox, a Icr directions of Ilaron Libiir, the creat Physiological Chemist, by J. S. llouton, M. lt., i'ruladelnhia. 1 Ins is tlllly a wonderful remedy !or Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Livercomplaiut, Constipation, and Detdlity, curing aler Nature's own methou, by Nature's own .Agent, the fivstrtc Juice' 'amplilets, ccntaining scientillfc evidence nf its value, furnished by agents gratis. See notice among Medical Advertisements. no 39 ly. BRAINARD & CRANE, ici:sni: r ijkxtists SOUTH BEND. 1X1). Ofilee on Iichi?anStreet, half a block south of tne American House, and nearly opposite the Post office. July 7, 15 J. 18tf. Final Settlement. NOTICE is hereby given that Cleorgu Hulliurer, Administrator oi' the estate o Samuel llullincer decea-e , has filed hi aeccunt current ior final settlement o'" said estate, at the next term o.' the Marshall court o!" Common Pleas. Attest: R. CORBALEY, Clk. July 7, leöJ. ist,. B LANK NOTES, Of an approved form, for sale this office.

Semi-Annual lieport OF the condition o the Plymouth Rank, for the six months irtcedmg the fir-t Mondav of Jul v, lB.yt. :n ti 3:11s of Exchange and Funds in New

Yoik, .1 mount due from Stockholders, TolJ, Silvtr, c i- ( Of-; o v t, . j 5 1,;C0 0 j 0, ii-O 5 S Oil 271 5iUv,e0j O i ! I Amount of Capital Stool-:, including that deposited with the Ancitnr of Sta'e, paid in acconiitt; to the provisions oi the lav.. Amount of circulation, ä (ofi!()0 C0 The Hank is open da.lv f.,rcMcounr and the! transaction o buiiiess tö-wit: irom lOo'clo.k, . to ö o ci.v.k, o. m. C D. CLARK, Pix,t. The Stall of Indiana I Marshall Lovnly. Suirar-Coatcd Pills. 1 1 and alterative, and are adapted to all Iisj eises in the West; are core vW prepared , nf i . . . ; Headache,' Giddiness, Ittarrhiea, Diipepsij, ; ally attendant unon a t.eran 'i-meni or the ! stomach and l.'.ver, t. r,i -a, tu restoring t!. i :iiir.e:ite nti 1 di 'p-jtive nr-'i 1. t' tl;T n itm-.i I vigorous J.e.Otl). Dirtc: ions nr-Mmp-iny meli .box. For rale bv PLMSlllMi & Jt.'O j pily 7 i 7, 18 V. lSyl. riv;nou !i. i. P T BARN UM'S ' GBAND COLLO.SSAL. , -r.-Tr-, . -n i-vrrii iiUDsUiti ana -.iMüLi-in: jHilE largest travellhür exhihiMoti in t;.c ' t world, Ltinj a cor.i!'i:u'iti.i.i of Ii the; most populär and uiic.rceptioiifllde a:iiMseinen's ; of tlie a-:e enlarged and improved fcr the j season of 1S"3. j .1 Team of ten Elephants will diuic the men! Car of JtiZL'er.i.rV. j A DAHY ELEPHANT, only one var old. j and abo'it. 3 feet Lili, will c-irry upon ;i.s, back around the interior of tlie immense Pa- i vil'ion. tlie Lilluiution Ceueral Torn Thumb. !

h that their light.! , C I). CLARK, Prosi. , fiM X J$&C

The ina?iiificent Coilntre comprises IP) ilor.-esi mot popular air. of the dny, as the proand !)0 men. The Pavilliou of n!iibi:ion has : r. s?io;i enters town, and during the hours been enlarged until it is capable of aeci.":i:;!-j- i 0f pX!iibition dating l-,!,,d spectators ai o:ioe. Tho f-.lkf:- mi " . . . w tion of livinj wild imin-.als incbuU-s the mo-' 1 American .uiscam and Men?geria

j.:plendid rpecin ens ever exhibited in An: ikn. A'tiomr inaiiv otners wm oe loumi j-::rv: if .u- ! tiful Jns VkU from their native Forsts. .1 Muualtr White or I'vlar I'tar, cf proJi- ' jrions 8ize and ferocity. .1 Mu'rnijict nt Iloyul Tiger, t!:c largest one ever captured alive. A ruiri'l loxnz Linn?, o.y 6 months old. An Infantile 'unit I, only f ix munis oi v.c. il,a 4. ;-1 r. i .O ..rr.T l,.f i A - r ri.t -- f r liiC i: I WHV. ll 11 III .UÜLllLÜ, U'. tt' i Tl e Drove of Elephants were captured i:i , - , , . , i ""IT'-" " . ol enormous dnnenMous pr..di-ous strtu-.h where they were subdued. TdeCal elephant! accompanies its dam, and was weaned u'i its f passage from ndia. P. T. BARN UM, Propr.eior of tie : American Mu-eum, New York, has the honor. to announce, that encour;ued hy the brilli.mt , success which has nt en-led all his various j ellbrts for the nmu?ement o'thc public. It? hn. 1 et n led to perform the project oi organizing n ' Museum of Woiidori Which comprises a jrroater v.irif'y of attractions, and more extraordinary Novel! ies, tlian any travelling exhibition in the word. Evcty feature of this Man. moll Establishment is o: a I nor-nliar ami i uteres! i nature, and the whole j j. ,uojuce,i uponaciLMii'icfCaleofniajitilude. ! j The travelling paraphernalia of the ,-lmeric.in I Museum, as it enters each town, is preceded j hy the jor-reous Uj Car oj Jußüc, rnn'iti fJl drawn by ten Elephants, supertdy caparisoned, beiiijj an .iccurate moddel of that terrihlt inpine of idolatrous sactiuCC. finished atld decorated in all the extravagance of the Hindoo 6tyle. Following this monster vehicle, is a long procession of costly cnes and carriages, the whole forming a spectacle of more than Oriental splendor. The exhibition ill tae place within a magnificent vaiieated Pavilion, composed ol American flags of waterproof fahnc. The real, genuine, original ioiior;iI Tom TIiiibiiI Fs attached to this exhibition, and will appear in alt his performances as piven before the principal crowned heads of Europe, including Song, Dances, Grecian Statutes and hi? p. I-

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rR. XF.hu. Tl.o mnri '.viCout wi.o 'viil f-vc?Ue Orraortiit-r.ry fals o'ldadii.i? find f.rinc a j.iio! with- his toc; r-uttin? proH'; likonce?, c 1 rr i l ..t n -. .. .: t. l, .. ... r . '' "C"1 tn- af,frkoii and VoMucello. etc. yh' Xcl5i 111 11 e porfor nan -res. eWlbiU a Wontc' et-.mphi o w!ti.t mdo.mtaMe ner- ! cy snuiMMiry can acco:npl..l:( even wl.e i laboriiic under disadvantage. .'i ly the most i n i u xn.o:i a ' aide. ' A Coin p U Wtnacrrie OF LIVING V!LD AN MAL S t!e wild beasts, and give his t Sassic'jl il lustrations of Hercules struggling with the Nemean Lion: Daniel in tin; Lion'a i Samson destroying t!:e Lion. &c One of the interesting portions of lhe exhibition is formed by lhe great display a great coiiecti'm of WAX STATUARY Including figures of the size of life, of all the Presidents of the United Su-.trs. an t al?o of a great number of noted characters. Aiierion and Foreign. fll of which arc arcuu:e likeness-s. and appropriately costume.!. In fiel, thit vh!e Estdblis'imeiit is a vast repository of 1 WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AXD All T. the fnll pririiculars of which it would be impossible to ri vo within the limits of a newspaper advrtisenjt-nt, and which has been brought together at e.n enormous expenditurt of means, foimirg !'.,rst and most novel travelling txLibi l ion in t !i i c er c ii v cthoT countrv. A line Military Bju 1 will perform the will exhibit at 1,' g-iti spurt. Monday, July lOt!;, Iv.u, Tuesday 19th. R -ehester Wednesday ' 20ih, Plvmoitlh Thursdav " 21sf, Liporte Friday " 22d. Price of admission SO cfnts. Children under Ö years of age hilf price. To the ; . i T-It'1 ! x llole.of i,i,s ,n,,p" Iabushment. n....iT.,rTi,mi, , , f,,ni..m. nn rv.ra -hare nmbr , lt,ril,,tuo" ,5Ü Xt.ra mi y pretence whatever, let the reports us wht they may. Doors "open from 1 to 4 o'clock, p. in. -. ,Q 0 ",IU i,lD ' npiTivei v .u i c m:.-V KJUSiinhLl the Lest Sugar Mi i House SYRUP in town for saie at PACKARD &. Co'z. ' Jily 7, 1S3. la Final Settlement. "jVTOTICE is hereby -riven that at the r.ext Ll term o'" the Marshall county cour: o Common Pleas, the account current tor final f-cl-liemento the esJa'eo Lazarus Lowry dec'J. Millie filed i'or finnl ycülen.ent. Attest It- CO 11 DALLY Clk. Juiyr, ir..vt. ll-ti; BWK'ufje'il? MERr.. june I CUT. flg? A LARGE STOCK OF For rale low by PACKARD & O. I'iaT. june 2 t. iixtc of liiili.'iiin, .K:trs1i;tll County. j S3. In the Marshall Circuit Court, August Ttrm. 1S53. David Vinn edge sen."l vs. Rill o!" Foreclosure. Tri Metcalf jr. and lane Metcalf, J BFi it rciT.embercd, that on lhe frt day of July A. I). K:l. the compla nant ii the nbove entitled cause fib; 1 hi; bill of complaint therein in the Clerk's ofli' of the Mikhail Circuit court, with the afiilavito" n ccmoete.it per.-on, that the t?efiid.int Uli Metcalf jr. is not a resident of the Slate of Indiana. ''' a said Cri VeU-al jr. is therefore herebv notified i of the filing and pentTtr.ey of fai l bill of vom plaint, and that unless he appear fiüdanwer thereto on or be ore the calling of the said cause, on tl.c tirstday of the neT.' term o' the Marshall circuit court, to I e hoMn. at vlie court house in Plymouth, Mar.-hall cnun'y, ndiana, on tl.ethirl Monday in -I nnt next, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Attest It ICH AHL) COR DA LEY, clk. S. R. fojiauFY dep. July I, l;t..-t. 19 K

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