Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 4, Number 12, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 June 1855 — Page 3

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Agency.--C. S. Tibbits Esq., is our authorized Agent to receive subscriptions and money due us, in Starke county. tf. A Jewel of a Story.--Mrs. Ed. has accidentlly got hold of one of the best stories we have ever published. We shall probably commence its publication in our next issue, or the week after. Look out for a rare treat in "Howrd Stanhope--a Tale of Life, by Well Cunningham."--It was first published in 1850 by Peterson New Advertisements.--Pattersons are on hand to supply the wants of our citizens in the fresh meat line. Rusk is offering Turk, Ham, &c, for C3 le. Charles S. Tibbits has a talk to Ms customers in Stark, that 13 rather sensible. O.ir friends in that locality may uot do bf.?r than to give him a call. Uar citizens will be interested in the ordinances lately enactedand published in this paper. Ihf Fair. When does the Agricultural Society for tbis county intend holding its f.rt annual fiir? Probably it's non& of ur business. TilC Fort WaynC Read. The contractors on this rond in the vicinity of this place, received orders to commence work on Monday last. The steady and businesslike manner in which the affairs of this Company have been managed, is a sure indication of the permanency and stability of the Company and its worthy PresiCel.! Weather The Crops. The rains of Thursday and Friday last, chilled the atmosphere to such an extent that snow fell upon a small scale, on Saturday, and on Saturday and Sunday nights heavy frosts j'.!oed. From inquiry of our farmers, vtf Warn thai the wheat is more or less injured, particularly in low lands. Some say that the yield will not be sufficient for home consumption. Iiis impossible however, to tell the amount of injury sustained. The Corn crop has suffered quite a back. ?t, but it may soon recover its loss it the weather is at all favorable. Cucumber and melon vines generally, beans and most other garden vegetables are totally destroyed in many neighborhoods. The fruit crop sustained but little if any injure. Who Z'Z tut'! Out correspondent Dell r: Maxinkukee Like, has a gentle reproof i.i her communication in this number, far some of our inhabitants," and fur the lif of us, we are unable to guess within a ju shot of who they are. We hold Ktr responsible for the truth of her slatem?nt, (no one will for a moment sup')4c" the would tell any thing else.) and oiir raiders must find out as we do. l)?ll gives us to understand that she will occasionally use her pen in coirespundence with the Banner, for her own pleasure, and prubably interest our reader. We shall be happy to receive further favors at her hands, upon various t jbjects, but hope she may not have ocasiurt for a repetition of the task she has jJ5t performed. If we knew those genZhmtn. we would tell their mothers about their naughty tricks at Maiiukukee ice WOuld. Confidential. But, Dell, you must'nt sjy "my dear Mr. Editor." Mrs. Editor his already been trying to get us to acknowledge that yours was a female communication, but The latter part of it 13 altogether appropriate and acceptable! Thankee provided the berries are down there. But, Dell, you are too cruel, even in intimating that we have any others but "well behaved" friends. TeilWarJ Bound. During the whole 1 spring, an unusual number of movers have passed through our place in wagons, en route for Minnessota, Illinois and Iowa. Sometimes as many as eight and ten wagens in a company. Large droves of fine horses are daily passing to the north and north. western narkeis; and scarcely a day passes but large droves of cattle are also seen wnd ing their way to a land of prairies and high grass, where thev mar become fit for the butcher's use. County Statistics. Mr. Robert Com well, assessor of tSourbon township in this county, has furnished us a statement of the produce, Stock &c, raised in that township during the year 1834. We append the following principal articles and their estimated value; 20 horses, 150 Cattle, 123 Sheep. 9S9 Hogs, 4.140 Bush Wheat. 13.811 Corn. 2,147 Oats, 2.533 " Potatoes, . 234 Bbla Pork, 5.590 Lbs Lard. 794 Wool. 4,692 Maple Sugar, 308i Ton Hay, 707 784 123 931 4,140 4,590 ' 542 617 2,350 449 194 379 1,027 Which, together with otbej. minor articles, foot up,Ctoc amount of 013,702-,

Mad D05S. Our last Laporte exchanges say that a mad dog was shot in one of the principal streets of that city, last iveek. It was intimated a few days ago, that a dog was seen in this locality with rather suspicious symptoms, indicating hydro phobia. Amidst the great number that usually throng our streets, it would be no mark of indiscretion to keep a sharp look out; and especially, keep little children from amongst them.

For the Tanner. Maxiskukee Lakf. Mr. Editor: Did vouever think what a variety of people it takes to make vp this world? and that every little town is a miniatute specimen of the great whole, in which you will find all extremes of character, with every possible intermediate 6hade of politeness, intelligence and good breeding? ?Jow, my dear Mr. Editor, I naTe nf er had the pleasure of visiting your little town, since my sojourn nmong the grand old woods of .Marshall county. But I must say thnt I have received very bad impressions of it from a few specimens of your inhabitants, who of late wandered so far away from home as really to forget the common sense rules of propriety and decency. Not many days since, a small party from Plymouth were called to Maxinkukee Lake, on very important business, and while here, thought to take a ride on the Lake, which looked up as temptingly as ever, through the glancing sunlight. Accordingly they repaired to the beach, und there found the Reindcer," as usual when not in use, fastened to an overhanging oak, neath the cool shade of which it was restlessly lying. Now why. we would ask, did those young gentlemen'.) in preference to going a few steps for the key to the boat, take stones and clubs, and by dint of pounding, break the lock and throw it into the watfr, that they might take the anticipated ride? We have been but a short time a resident here, and yet. already have we learned that liiere is no meanness or selfishness among its truly kind and hospitable inhabitants. Well do we know that the owner of the graceful Reindeer, would have been happy to have given the key to our visitors, and to have seen them ride to their heart's content, Why, we felt, Mr. Editor, as we saw those boys borne so gallantly over the water; that too, after they had so basely loosed the boat from her moorings, we felt thit it would be a fine idea for her to capsize, (may we be forgiven for wishing it,; 50 as to teach them better manners, by at least giving their feet a goo I wetting. Cut true to her task, ihe little skiff bore them safely back. We watched them till they stepped on shore, saw Reindeer's iron necklace thrown carelessly for protection arouud the bending arm of the huge old oak; and finally saw those first disturbers of our htppiness here, walk slowly away. We imagined they had an air of pride and hauteur similar to what little boys put on with their first trowsers; and we wondered wether they were ever out of sight uf mama before' We consider them hopeless cases, if really so far gone as to think they a.'ded aughi to their manliness, by so impudently infringing upon the rights of pople, who lie in the country" and don't live in Plymouth, and cons' quently can't be expected to know the difference between a human ape and an honorable man. But we were not in tending to dwell so long upon 50 unpleas. ant a thme. Mr. Editor have you ever been at Maxinkukee Lake? If not how I would like to tell you what nature has done in one. place at least, to make the world beautiful. Here in the serene solitude of the wild woods, there is nothing but the flowers of parth and star: of Heaven to list the communings of the heart with the unseen and real. But Strawberries are almost ripe, Mr. Editor, nnd an invitation is extended, to yourself in particular, and all your well behaved friends in general to t-ome and partake. But of this, more anon. Yours, DELL. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Wo learn from good authority thit tho Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad will be so far completed as to finish a connection between those cilies this fall. The iron has all been purcha sed and is now arriving, part of it at New York and part direct from Europe, via Canada, to this port. Tho grading is in a fine state of forwardness, and the Company will be ready for a portion of the iron as soon ns it can be taken to Fort Wayne. This road when competed will furnish us a connection with Chicago nearer than the one we now have by the Michigan South ern Road; aud it is said but eight miUs further than by the Air Line Road. Fur travel, it will furnish a valuable, competing route, and might also for freight, were it not that the tracks are not of the same guage. It passes through a rich, well cultivated country, and will bring large amounts of produce to Fort Wayne which will bo shipped by Canal to this place. It may also divert a smal! amount of travel and freight to other channel, but on the whole the influence of the road will be highly favorable to our business icterests. Toledo Republican. J-a T . m-r VsHILPBESf iiOST AT IMIQHT I THE Woods and iw a Flood. The Portland Journal relates the following distressing occurrence: We understand that some time during the recent high waters, two of John C. Bailey's children, on being sent to the woods for cows late in the evening, became bewildered, aud losing all knowl edge of home, wandered through water during the night. Their parents becoming alarmed, roused the neighbors, and commenced hunting for the lost ones. After spending the night in quest of them and not Coding their whereabouts, the alarm spreading, greater exertions were made to find them, when they were found at last, wading in water up to their necks three miles from home. The eldest, about eight years old, kept telling the youngest that if he eried they could not hear their father call, 10 in this way they pas sed a sleepless night.' When taken out ofjhe watet and stood on drj land they could not itand alone,; 10 neu Canjifhei were they.

Under this head we intend placing our latest News Items, and our readers shall have them a little in advance of the mails. Virginia Election. Official return from 110 counties give Wise 10.7S1 mnjority. There are 2ft counties yet to hear from, which are all small ones, casting altogether only 15,467 votes at tho last Presidential election, and giving Mr. Pieecx a majority of a few hundreds. All the Congressional districts but the 12th have certainly elected the democratic candidates. From the 12th but few returns have been received In the Inst Legislature, the democrats had a mnjority of 36, 14 in the Senate and 22 in the House of Delegates. So far as results of the recent election are known, the democrats have gained 3 Sen

ators and 12 Delegales nnd lost 5 Senators , and 1 1 Delegates Four IIu man Beiugs Burned to Death. A firo broke out in the kitchen of the Sumpterville. S. C, jail on tho 11th inst., which, with four inmates, was consume before it could bo arrested. The Wafdi man thus describes the scee: The cries of a prisoner, chained down in one of the dungeons, were said to have expressed the wildest terror. We were just beginning to feel great relief at the thought that the flames might nof ypread, when the blood chilling word went round that there were human beings in the building. The town guard, and one or two others, who wer the first to reach the jfnot. had distrllv heard the cries of children and 0etespairing scream of a woman, but the flnmes were too violent to admit of any approach. And, sad to tell, when the fire burned down, charred bodies of a grown yerson and three children were discovered in the embers. Destractive Fire. Boston June I. In Worcester, at late hour last night, a fire broke out in the steam mill of Wm. Dickson, and spread with great rapidity, destroying Sutton's grist mill, Wadt, Chapin &.Ca.'s extensive malle.iblo iron works, Goulding, Gregory & Co. 's planing nnd saw mill, the sash and blind manufactory on Manchester street, together wiih two dwelling houses and several outbuildings. Loss not ascertained. SECOND DISPATCH. The loss by the fire at Worcester Inst night 19 estimated at $100,090, of which about cne-half was insured. C'LEA VF.LAND, June 1. Parks was hung at 1 o'clock I M. He spoke for an hour before his execution thanked his friends and complain ed of injustice. His last words were "I die innocent of murder." Baltimore, June 1. Late Texas papers report the occur renceofa fight, near Fort Belknrtp, between some Cunanches, and an old contractor and his party. The contractors guides were killed, and his cattle stolen. BotTON, June 1. The Riilroad bridge over Stony Brook, near Lowell, was burned down yesterday P. M. Large fires are ragng in the woods in New Hampshire. On Sunday, about 3.000 acres of pine timber landsln Lev erett and Shutesbury were burned over. The sccuri tiis of the following batiks are advertised for sale by the Auditor of .Stale, at auction, at the Merchants' Exchange in the city of New York, 011 Thürs day, the 23th day of Juno, at 12 o'lock M: Traders Bank, Nashville; Bank of Attica, Attici; Public Stock Bnk, Newport; State " Loginsport; ' " of Indiana, Peru; Bank of Bridgeport; North America. Morocco; " Albany. New Albany; Orange Btnk." Posey ville, consisting of Indiana 5 per rent storks. Atlantic Bjnk, Jickson, consisting of Indiana 2J per cent stocksElkhart County Bank, Goshen, consisting of Indiana 2J per cent, Louisiana 6 per cent., and Virginia 6 per cent, bonds. Sentinel. Proclamation Temperance Law. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Indianapolis, lud.. June 1, 1355 Whereas, in pursuance of the of the last General Assembly, la w the clerks of the several circuit courts of the State hive certified to this Department, (the last certificate received this day), that three copies of an act entitled An act to prohibit the manufacture and sale of spirituous and intoxicating, tin01s, except in cases therein , named, and to repeal all former acts inconsistent therewith, and for the suppression of in temperance," approved February 16th, 1555, has been duly filed 10 each of the several clerks' offices of the State, the latest date of the filing being May 17ih. 1855, in the county of Steuben. Be it hnoxen therefore. That I, Joseph A. Wright, Governor of the State of Indi ana, do hereby declare and publish that said act has been received in all the counties of the State, aud was so receiv ed and filed on the 17th day of May A. D.. 1855, in the several clerks' offices of the State. In testimony whereof, I have l. s.J hereunto set my hand, and caused to be affixed the seal of State, at the city of Indianapolis, this 1st day of June. A. D 1855. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. Erasmus B. Collins, Sec'y of State. More Excitement. VI --t,.. and rather auxious, at his nl 1 T ftfnnrl tin ifuire ntr., Tla-m ard'a Saddle .chop, for a little mure excitement iu the Tailoring Business. He is prepared to do work in his lino in the mot fashionable tye, ami will injure hia work to do good service. Those who know any thing about throw, ing away their money in burine food and fine goods, which have been spoiled m bting poorly made up,, may do well to call at the Tailor's Miop. . - - N.. B. Garments of all kinds cntte order, on hort notice. P. H. WEAVER. Plymouth, May 31, lltf.

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County Officers. RICHARD CORBALEV Clerk. JOHNSON BROWN LEE, Recorder, JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer, JOHN L, THOMPSON, Sheriff, THOMS McDONALD, Auditor, OLIVER W, MORRIS. Surveyor.' J, F, VANVALKENBUno, P, M. SAM' L MCDONALD, Swamp Land Cora'r. Stark County Officers. C. HUMPHREYS, Clerk. Mr. CIHPMAN, Sheriff. C. HUMPHREYS, Auditor. V. V. McCORMICK, Treasurer. J S. BENDER, Surveyor. C. S. T1BIUTS, Swamp Land Commissioner. J.BOZARTH. Post Master. J. BOZARTH. Reorder. R. V. SPURIER. Justice of the Peace. Knox. A. P. CARROLL. "

1 COAny of our subscribers wishing to pay their subscription in this kind of funds, may just bring it along. New subscribers can havo the Banner 8 months for one dollar of it. tf. . RING. THEM ON! The highest market price will be allowed on ubscription, for any amount of clean Linen atul Cotton Hags, delivered at this office. Don't fa'l to pay your subscription, when you can pay it in rags. LUNGS! LU NGS I f We refer our readers to an advertisement in another column, for full particulars concer-ing the Uygeana of Dr. Curtis. Jt is aid to be one of the most remarkable cures, for all description of dif eases of the lungs, ever discovered, lis virtues have been tested by hundreds, who have obtained their knowledge Ly the best of all teachers experience. CAUTION. Dr. Clrtis' Hvüeana is ti e original and only genuine article. tnrPersons suffering from diseases of the throat or lungs are, in a great majority of cases, completely restored to health ly a faithful trial ol Dr. Curtis Hygeana or inhaling Vapor. By the Doctor's new 'TethoJ of treatment, the medical agent is brought in dite-t contact with the diseased parts, and cannot fail of ha ing a beneficial effect. All Druggists sell it. Fee advertisement ia this paper. Caution. Dr. Curtis' Hygeana is the original and only genuine article. 7m-. List on nd. Free Banks at Far. COSR ECTEll WEEKLY. Bank of Indiana, Michigan City. Rrookville bank, Brookville. Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse. do Elkhart. Elkhat. do Hockville, Rockville. do Ooshen, Cos!, endo Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon. do Salem, Salem. do The Capitol, Indianapolis. do Warsaw, Wnrraw. do Monticello, Monticello. do Paoli, Paoli. Canal lank of Evansville, Evansville. Ciescent City bank, do. Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City. Central bank, Indianapolis. Fayette county bank, Connersville. Farmers' bank. West field. Cranierey bank Lafayette. Hoosier bank, Logansport. Indiana bank, Madison. InJiana Stock bank, Laporte. Kentucky Stock bank, Columbns. Huntington county bank, Huntington. Laaange bank Lima. Merchants' & Mechanics' bar.k, New Albany. N. York fe Virginia State stoclr bk, Evansville Prairie City bank.. Tare faule. Southern bank. Terre Haute. Salem Lank, Salem. Savings bank of indiana. Conncisville. Traders bank, Indianapolis. Indian Reserve baDk, Kokomo. CrFor the future we shall omit those that are not current, as there are about as many prices upon their issues as there are shaving shops to issue them. Don't Forget it. The iim!erri.,'iied respectfully rrqerts all those inU I,ted to hiiu or to the late hrm of .1. F. V:iu V.ikeub:irgh & Co., to Cill and seltle their accounts, either by cii.h. note or .othervi.. ROBERT RUSK. M iy 31, 1853. lltf. STATE OF INDIANA. . MARSHALL COUNTY, SS: In the Mar&hall Circuit court, August term. 1855. George A. Metcalf, ) vs Complaint for Divorce. M rv Ahn M- tcalf. BE it known th it on this 25 h day tf Miy 1055, tli complainant in the frTgoina cause, by It .race Coruin, his attornew. file d hi coni I lint in my uftice, aguinst the siil defendant, for divorce; also at the same time there was filed the utTiJavit of a disintere sted person, frc-m which it appears that aid defendant is a non resident of the State of Iudiana. The euid d?fendai.t. Mary Ann Metcalf is therefore her by notified of the filing und pendency of said complaint for divorce, as tforcsaid. and that unless she appear nn 1 plead, answer or demur thereto, on or before tiie calling thereof, at the next term of the Marshall Circuit t'ourt, to be held at the court house in Plymouth in said county, on the seccond Monday in An;.t ii-A; thr Slitters and things therein charged wiil he take a as confessed, and will bo de termined in her absence. Af.eit: R. CO HB ALE Y. clerk, Tr It. C. Oorbuley de4. Hütice Cotbin, tltffs atty. May 31. 1S55. Ilt3. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of au execution to nie directed, issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court, I have levied npon and thall offer for sale as the law direct, to thehiph et bidder, at the courthouse door in Plymouth on Thursday the 21st lay of June, between the ht urs of ten o'clock a m, and four o'clock p m, the followinff described property, to-wit: commencing on Michigan street, nt a point '20. feet scuth ofthe center line cf lot no. 41 in the town of Plymouth; running thence aouth with the street, 22'feef, nnd extending back to the alley 22 feet wide, with the tenements thereon. Also a strip 20 feet wide on the south side f the middle line of said Lot forty one, from the alley. lhiouh to Michigan Btreet, except forty feet long by 20 feet wiio, in front, on said street, and except the building thereon. Taken to satisfy an execution on a judgment for $1,036 07, and costs, in favor of Stephenson Si. Muich, against Ponieroy & Brother, and Others. J. L. THOMPSON, Sheriff, M. C. By T. B. Thompso, Deputy. ' Miy 31, 1855. 1 1(3. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of one writ of Venditioni Exponat to me directed, issued out ofthe office of the Clerk of the Marshall d mmon Pieas court, I hall offer fur sale as the law directs, on Thun day the 21st day of June next, at the court house door in Plymouth, between the hours of 10 a m and 4 o'clock p m, the interest of the defend ants in real estate in this county, described as, follows, to-wit: The west half of the north east quarter of section 16, iu township 33 north, of range 2 east. Taken as the property of William G. Pomeroy to satisfy a judgment in favor of John W. Wright for 56922, with interest and costs. . J. L. THOMPSON. Sh'ff. Fr. T. B. Thotnpion, dept. MayJl, 1SSS. . lit?.

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Millinery and llillincr's

Mrs. BAKER Would respectfully inform her old patrons and the Lndies generally, that hhe has returoed to Piymo ith. aud resumed the Millenery Bnsines at her residence, and solicits a continuation ofthat patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed by her old customers, aud that of other citizens wishing any thi'ig in her line. She has lately received from Chicag a handsome and well selected a&sortirent ol SPRING AND SUMMER Milliner's Goods, Which the Indie are respectfully iuvittd to call aud examine, before purchasing elsewhere, and h-vii: made arrangements l y which she will be in the regular rec. iot ofthe IUtest F.lSliious, of each season, she hopes to be able, by carefully fuperinteiiding all the k with which fhe may be tavored, to give gencrl satisfaction. May 17, 1835. 9u. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY. In the Marshall circuit court. JACOB B. BAILEY, et. al. v. John Lowry et. nl, and the heirs of Samuel Kepler deceased, whose names are unknown. On the 2-1d day of May a petition was filed in my office by Jacob B. Jailey, for partition of lands belonging to the estate of Martin Bailey deceased, to which the heirs of Samiel Klpi er deceased, are made parties, and their names are unknown, and they aie believed to be non residents of the State, as appears by affidavit they are hereby notified of the pendency of said partition, nnd the same will be heard by said court at its next term, to be held at the court house in Plymouth on the 2d Monday in August 1853. Attesti R, CORDALEY, clerk. May 21, 10t4. MORTGAGE SALE. BY virtue of an execution and ort'er of sale to me directed, issued out of the office of the clerk ofthe Marshall Common 'leas court. I shall offer for sale the property known as Blissville," at the court house door in Plymouth, on Thursday the 1 -1th day or June next, first the Tents and profits for seven years, and if ihey fail to sell for enough to satisfy the execution, shall then offer the cntite estate end title of the defendant therein to the highest bidder. The properly is described as follows: The north east quarter of the rorth west quarter of section 21, in township 31 north, of range cue east, in Marshall county, with Tavern, Slore, Stables, Orchard &c. T.ken as the property of Justice F. T. Stevens at the suit of Lyman Rlair, to satisfy a judgment for GTiOand costs. JOHN I4. THOMPSON, Sh'ff. T. B. Thompson Pept. May 21, 1855. lUt3. A. P. HODQES. JOHN PORTER. II O DG Ii S fc POUTER, Attorneys at Law, rivmouth, Marshall County, Indinna. Office over II. B. nine's Hardware Store, WVLL give prompt a'lention to the collection of Claims, a tend to the purchase and ale of reil estate, procure County Land Warrants and Pensions. Uefer to MESSRS. F. P.JAMES & CO., New Yoik. " I1AWE3 & MCKtLLAP, it PEARSON & CO,, Chicngo. E. K. SWIFT & CO. 1 " HUNTINGTON. LEE & CO., Det. D. A. LAYMAN & CO., Cin. I 1 Ap:il 2G, 1535. 6yl Laporte City Bindery. THE subscriber, having re-established a Bindery, is prepared to do any description of wotX at moderate prices Blank books ruled and bound to any p ittern, watrented of good paper and stock Music done at a few day's notice. JAS. MERCURY. V, Marriott, Agent, at the 'Banner' Office, with whom all work may be entrusted. 4Im6 Beiträge nix &büiin's(cciriovs. "I ticard, Senix and Dunn's Richmond lUU Steel Plows, Cultivators, Corn Shellers, and a great variety of farming implements. for sale at thesiern of the Bit: Pad Lock by 11 Peru, Ind., April 5, 1355. S. KELLOGG. 3tf. JOslray Notice. TIWKEXupby Janes Hamilton, livincj in JL Wet Township, Marshall County, lud. on the 14th day of Apiil 1855, one e tray mare; supposed to be about seven years old; said mare is a bay roan with three white feet, and the other part white, with a blazed face, and veakeyes, no o'her marks or brands perceivable. Said mare appraised at seventyfive dollars by X. AY. sldrich and Norto.i S. Durch be'ore Justice Daniel Barber. At est. It. COIiBALEY, Clerk. May 10 1835 8t3 DR. J. W BEIVrVETT'S VFFICE at his residence three doors north V of Edwards' llo'el, on Michigan street. Plymouth. March 24, 1865. ltf. JLasl Call. T HE undersigned would prefer having his business settled without cost and trou ble, but unless- his accounts that are yet out standing, are closed in some war by the first of May, he will be under the necess ty of ask ing the assistance of officers to aid him in get ting his just dues. He wishes to pay what he owes, and must have the means from those owing him to meet his liabilities. A. SIIIJNMBARGEJ April 5, 1?53. I JT Hol L .1 Tl O V FOR THE CURE OF Asthma and Consumption. NE W AND VER Y W ONDERFELH! Brought home to the door of the Million. A WONDERFUL discovery has recently been made by Dr. Curtis of this city, in the treatment o? Consumption, Xsthmaand all diseases ofthe Lungs. We refer to Dr. Curtis' Hygeana. or Inhaling Hygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup." With this new method. Dr. C. has restored many fflicted ones to health, as an evidence of which he has innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a physiciau remarks, "It is evident that inhaling constantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor the medicinal properties must come in direct contact with the whole r rial cavities of the lungs, and thus escape the many and vari d changes produced upon them when introduced into the stomach, and subject to the proc ss of digestion." The Hygeana is for sale at all the Druggists' throughout the coun try. iVftc lork Vutchmm. Jan. 14. The Inhaler is woru on the breast under the linen without the least inconvenience the heat ofthe body being sufficient to evaporate the,fluid. 0"Kor sale by II. B. PERSHING, Plymouth. May 3, 18 5. 7yl. State of Indiana, Marshall County, ss: Amanda R. Sbarpless 1 vs. Complaint for Divorce. Paul Sharpless. ) IN the above cause, it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Paul SnAaruess is a non resident ofthe State of Indiana; he is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, aud that the same will be heard before the Marshall circuit court,' at its next term to be held at the court house in Plymouth, on the second Monday in August next, and unless he appears, it will be hei rd and determined ia his absence. - Attest: , R. CORBALEY clerk. May 3, 18SI. ' ' TU:

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rpiIE subscriber-ff would respectful ly inform the fL1 Ladies and Uentlemen ot flytnnutn, aim us vk-iuu, m-n be has constantly on ban 1 a general assortment OF BOOTS & SHOES Of all kinds, sizes and prices. This advertisement now will show The Plymouth people where to go. For Boots and t-hoes of every kind, T- suit the most fastideous mind. For those who bow at Fashion's shrine. Please call at M i' k't he does de&iu ! To keep what cannot fail tu suit ' The latest i,t)U of Shoe and Boot. ( If ladies wish for slippers neat, i To suit the mind and fit their feet j Of Gaiters ofthe latest fashion, Vhcn dressed to make a splendid dash in; Or Bootees, Shoes, or aught to wear; Then call at Mcks, yVll find them there ! Of evry size and varied hue. Mide at the east aud westward too. We id o have a Buskin Tie, . For walking which the fair should buy. For the sake of health and comfort too; Then call and buy our B ukiu Shoe. Now- Farmers you will jlease to call At Mick. his stock will plense you all; Hi s stock is gccd.and can't be beat. Uy any house, on any street. A better boot ennuut be made, Than those we keep fur country trad. Our Thick Brocans are also stout, Th y'll we;ir till they aie all worn out; But if you want a finer Shoe; Then call at Macks he'll furnish vou With Calf, Morocco, or with K'p; With kinds the best, that will not rip. Young Mi.ises too, we fond'y greet Come let us beautify yo irfeet, With Gaiters, Slippers or Bootee? With any kiud thut yon may j 1-aso. We nl so have for babes that creep, A little Shoe that's very cheap; It's filial le and also neat. And will protect their little feet. (D-Call at the old stand. Terms Cah. JOHN McDANNEr.. Miy 17, 1855. 9, 1. STATE OF INDIANA, WARREN COUNTYjSS. Ill .-re! y give, that Diliss Warren, Administrator ofthe estate of Aaron Lossley deceased, h:n filed his petition to sell the real estate of the deceased, his personal beirg insufficient to pay his debt.-; and that raid petition will be heard ut the next term f this court, NM.R. BOYElt, c'eik By H. R. Ponieroy, Dfp. May 17, 1835. 9:3. Mate or Indiana: HarhaII county, ss: In the Marshall Circuit Court, .4ugu$f term. 1655. Samuel Misters 1 v. Foreclosure. George T. n ?h, ) The plaintill'in the f.iregning entitled raune, by Reeve hi Attorney, filed in my office bis complaint for foreclosure of mortgage, and i being made to nppcar to my satisfaction by the Affidavit of a disinterested person that said defendant is a non resident of the State f Indiana. The said defendant George T. Bigh is therefore hereby notified ofthe filing and pendency f said complaint, and that unless he appear anil plevl answer rr demur thereto on or before the calling of said cause at the next term of the Marsball circuit court, to be l.ol.Wn at the court house in Plymouth, in s aid county, on the second Monday in A'igist next tho same, as to him, will be taken as confessed, and wiil be heard nnd determined in his absence. Attest: R. CO P. BAL EY, clerk. Miy 17 1853. 9.4. C. II. Reeve Attr. for pi iff. State orindiana, Marshall Countv: In the Marshall Circuit Court. David A McDonald vs. Lindscy C. Thompson, John Thompson, John Haymiker, Elizabeth Haymaker. James Acres. Eiiza Acr"s. Hamilton Gardner, j. Complaint J (ilia Ann Gardner, Gideon Acre, for Deed, Emily Acres, WiUiam Fisher, Ellen Fisher, mid Wyatt Thompson. Jdults; George W. Thompson and others, heirs of Li.rkin Thompson. deceacd. Bj it known that on the 16'h day of April, lß35. the plnintiffin the forecoiug entitled cause filed his complaint in my office, against sni 1 defendants upon which n summons issued, which has been returned served Upon some of said defendant. nd it appearing by said return that Lindscy C. Thompson. John 'Thompson, John Haymaker, Elizabeth Haymak ?r, James Acres, Eliza Acres, II imilton Gardner, Julia Ann Gardner. Gideon Acres,, Emily Acre., William Filler, Ellen Fisher, and Wyatt Thoirtpso.i jre not found. They are therefore hereby notified of the filing ami pendency of said complaint; and that nnless they appear and answer thereto 07. or before the calling of said cnue, at the next t rm ofthe Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the court bouse in Plymouth in said comity, on the secord Morday in August next, the same will be heard and determined in their absence Attest: R. CORBALEY, clerk. Miv 17, ltö.-. ötl. C. II. Reeve, Atty for pl ff. T 1ST or Ij12TTI?ltS Remaining the Jjk Post office at Plymouth, nd.on. the 15th of May, 1S55. Alinger George Apple John Akin Solomon Anderson George Raker Harriet Borden Valentine 3 Brewer C Cussing Isaac F Biling Nelson W Bell Wm Rroadhent David Huss Michael Bishop Willis Ball Jackson Kendall B F Keyer Andrew Lynch Miss Jerusha Mathews James Melley James Myers Mathis Miller Samuel McCormic Georce McChune Andy Mills and Batley MiirfyJames Mills Eli Moore James Maxson Orin Morris Mrs Kate A McCay Matilda McCay Sarah J ne Maikin Elizabeth Mitton May A Noyce L W Noll Jesse G Olmstead Susan E2 Olmstead George Olmstead Samuel Plake Miss Mary Plake John Plant Jame Peckham John E Preston Russel Parrolt George Peterson Jonas Ryesor. John Rhodes Joseph H Rinnelt Samuel Remington George Singer Miss Jane Steel Mrs Amanda Snyder Miss Mary Sunter Rowert Stewart James F Shelton Howard Smith S T Shafer John Seltingright David Smith James Smith William O Skinnei J F Sayler Henry Taylor Sophia Taylor Mary E Thomas Isaac Turner John W Thayer L T Yodar Christopher Watts Ea . Watson BM' White Nicbola Ball T B Congdon William Crawver Peter Cantwell William Cornncan John Court wright C Camp Wm -Cunningham Almeda Douglass Catherine Depuy V W Dean David S Dunham T A Doddridge J P Dillman L G Engle Solomon E Engle Elizabeth Ells Simeon Evans Jacob Fletcher Charles W Fish Samuel Fish Jonathan I Gordon Robert Greenwood James Gage E 1( Griffin Charles G2 Gills Mary O Hoestitlar Samuel W Hough HA Haren? Daniel Hastings Royal C HeysGeorpe Hanrech Hanrech Hadley Silas Harner William Holia William Howe P -James Mrs Phila A Jenkins Evans Jones Jarae Johnson Miller Knapp Albert Knapp L Kinney Jacob A Ktsk L Wade Mrs Gemirna

J. J". VAN VALKEKSUBGH, P. M.

BLANK NOTES, Of an approved forrr, forsale atthis oSce. I Must have it, THE little amounts due me for Cibinet work. Coffins etc., mut be settled ia some way, either by cash or note within a very short time or the accounts of those inöebte 1 will be found in the hands ofE--q. Srsith for the quickest and sboiteit way of eolicctkmL. A. JOSEPH. May 17, 1855. 9tf 320 acres of Iand for Sale.

T HE South west quarter of section thirtyone, m township th:rty-lour norm, oi rnni'e two east: also the south east cuarter of sectiou one, in township thirty-three nortl;, of ranse to east, situated three miles east ot Plymouth. This land is heavily timbered with Oak, Ash. Poplar, Walnut, Suar-Mjple, &c. Fot further particulars apply to M Tlicz, at ndianjpo'is, or M. ALLEN, at Plymouth. Apr. f, 1S"5. 3tf. ""pÖiTREWARDr BROKE Jail onthe night of the Kdh inst, Biciiard Eno, for whose recovery or saf loJrirent at any place, where I can get him, will pay the above reward. He h a thi.k, heavy set man. about five feet sis ir.ches hi;h, light colored hair, with a mole on his lett cheek, and about 33 years old, and rather a tiowu-cast look. It is supposed that he U stear for Ilinois. JOHN L. THOMPSON. Sh'ff Marksa'.l County. Plymouth, Ind , Slay 17. 1335. 'J.i PUBLIC SALE. rTiIIE undersigned viil .'ell it public salt JL on Wednesday, June - 1! one iriilar west ot the Michigan to -id from Sumner rcme valuable stock and hoj ehol 1 an J kitc'n -en furniture. Six colts 2 yearlings. 2 twa ye ars old, and ü three years old all in 500 1 order. Also quite a number d three year oil steers, heifers and Milch con-, and four yearling calvc, also 03 or 30 hos, shoats, ant flows with pics; 23 heal of sr.ee,-, anl fom farming utensils. Also a lot of l.uuseholi goods of various kinds. C ATI 1 LTJN'E LO LEM A I'GH. May 17, 1S55. Administrators Xoticrv npiIE undersigned hiving taken out letters of adminitsration on the estate of Michael Snyder late of Mar hall County, deceased, all those indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make Payment, and thoe having claims aprainst the same, are requested to file them duly a i'henticated for settlement. The estate is solvent. JACOB SNYDER. Adm'r. May 17,1853 yk3 Adminisralors Sale. rpiIE undersioned, administrator of tho es-tate of Michael Snyder, deceased, will reit at puUlc sale on Saturday June 16, 1335, at the residence of John E Snyder ia Polk township, the personal property of said estate, consisting principally ol household and kitchtn furniture. Terms: All sums of three dollars au l under, cash in hand, and on all sum? ov erthat am'f, a credit of six months will be piven, upon notes with approved security, wciving- valua tion ana appraisment la's. JACOB SNYDEI Adm'r. 1HJ May 17th. 1353. Money to Give away. 1 Offer for sale far below their vrlne. and b. low what is asked by others for less valua a large fine brick Sto e, and warehouse back the best business location in town. Also Part of lot 41. 2-J feet by 12, lyis 20 feet south of the brick store, with a tw story wood building. A fine business locatioa boih in the best business Hock in town. Also Village Lot?, with and without dwellings large an J small, in various parts of the town. Also Eirrht Acres of Land adjoining the town plat, with a good Tannery thereon, and fine water privilege to suit that busiae.s vety desirable location. A Im Several tracts cf land in varicm parts of this county. 80 acres of heavy timbered wild, 2i miJas from town. 1C0 acres, heavy limbered and wet prain, 8 miles from town. 137 acrs, part timber and balance improved. 12 miles from town. 40 acres lijrht barrens, one forth of a mile from town. 230 acres, 40 improved, barrens, 17 milei from town; All in good neighboi hoods, vnrrounded by fine improvements, and for sale at rfry lovc rite. Title indisputable. Also other Lands at the usual prices thro the country. C. H. REEVE. Plymouth, Ind., May 3, 1355. 7tf. WANT to buy groceries, drugs and mej. icines, paints and oils, go to H. B. Pershing's store, where he i? just receiving a fresh 5'ipply of everything in n s line of trade, and will fell them at the lowest cash prices and give the highest market price lor all kind of grain, pork, butter, egs, seneca snake root, genseng, lady slipper, yellow root, blaoi root, beeswax and money. May 10, 1835. 8-Ct 9.. 31. BROWX R. C. BAXTrx. BROWN & BAXTER, Dealers in Stoves MANUFACTURERS OF Tin, Sheet Iron and Coppcrware, W"OULD most lespectfully inform the citizens of Marshall county, that ther are now under full headway, and are rrensred to furnish any article in their line, a shade lower than customers have heretofore been in the habit of paying, and verhava a little lower than ary other establishment in this nart of Northern Indiana. We are practical workmen ourselves, and manu acture our own wares of the vety best of stock, and as we intend making it a permanent business perhaps forli'e, our customers may rest assured that we will sell them none but Good and Cheap Articles, As this is the only way to establish a reliable and permanent patronage, from the proceeds of which- a'ter years of toil and close attention to business we may have something to relrjnpo n our older years. The Ladies shall be promptly waited npon, and can have any article in our line manufactured or repaired to order, and on short notice. ttTWe shall adopt as an invariable tale No disappointments when work is promised. Shop two doors north of the brick store at the sign of "Tin Shop" across the side wilfc. -' Kars and most articles of coantrr Pr.

ble situations, the following desirable property: The "Pomeroy Blick Store Property," and Warehouse being 2G feet front hv denr

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rduce.takea in exefcanre. Call and see as. ' May 3, IS55.