Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 4, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 August 1855 — Page 3

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THE BANNER ABOUT HOME.

17Eira copies ol the Banner, in wrappers, ready for mailing, maybe ha J at the office for 5 cents each. CANDIDATES. JT'The usual fee of 3 1 to subscribtrs. and Si to non-subscribers, is charged inall cases, lor announcements. We are authorized to announce James McFakvis a? a candidate for County Clerk at the net October election. We are requested to say that Co.nside Ctsh xax v ill be a candidate !or County Clerk, sub. jeei to the decision of the county Democratic Convention. farmers, The harvesting is about over for thi year, and you certainly hive some anxiety to know when and when you will find the best market for your surplus. We expect to closely observe trie changes in the markets, and keep our readers well posted as to the prices of all articles you may have for sale. No farmer should be without a paper containing those items. He may save ten times the amount it will cost him. by learning of the best market and highest imiket price for his produce, besides the other matters of intelligence will derive from it. The County Cnmmissioners will meet in this place on Saturday, to appoint the liquor agents f ir this county. The Marshall Circuit Court commences in this place on Monday next. Wide Atvak'f. Ou the other side of the river, Mitchell & Wilcox are tumbling out the work at a round rate from their Foundry. They are now offerin to our fanners the Buckeye Plow, and if the reader will turn to their advertisement, other matters of interest mny be found in it. "John is himself arainl'Coiigie has been out again, as may be seen by his own account in another column. We may inlVr, however, that he has been rather docile, from the fact that he suffered bimftlf brought home by Cipt. Kidd a little gentleman about the size of our ink btaiij. C-ill and see the Captain and his lady both of them, in accordance with the latest European fashions wearing Loots made entirolv of feathers. For the Bnnner. Odd Pillow's reTebration al Warsaw. Me. Editor: By your permission I ill endeavor to give your readers a short tketch of the Odd Fellow's celebration at Warfaw on the Uh inst. One o'clock Saturday A. M. found me on my way to Warsaw, in company with gome 501115 frundg from our own town. We tyok the route around by way of Ii?eburgh, through some fine country, on whech we noticed some excellent crops growing. Oils more especially. We arrived at Lesburgh about seven o'clock A. M. and took breakfast at the Empire House, which, by the way, is kept by a gentlemanly landlord, as are all of our Northern Indiana Hotels. From thrre we pursued our journey to arsaw, the place of our destination. We there found a large concourse of citizens assembled, and more arriving, and among them a great number of the Order. Abut 13 o'clock A M. the procession was formed a! the hall, headed by the Goshen Brass Bind, and marched to the grove west of town, where we were entertained by an oration from G. B. Joicelyn, of New Albany, in which he por trayed the beiuties of Odd Fellowship in an animated address of over two hours. There were over two hundred brethren of the Order in the procession, and a goodly liHinber of the daughters of Rebecca, all in thrir respective regalias, which was, indeed, a beautiful sight. After the oration was concluded we were again matched to tewn, where there was an excellent collation prepared by Mr. PeUon, of Pelton's Exch ange, which was served up iu good style and with good appetites, too. The Order have, a fine hall at Warsaw, and are in a thriving condition. The greatest unanimity of feeling prevailed among the brethren oflhe different lodges represented, and every one enjoyod the festivity with pleasure and delight. ever iu my life did I see an audienc mora enchained than was the atsembly that listened to brother Joicelyn on this occasion. He is an excellent speaker, and his oration was interspersed with anecdotes suitable to the occasion, in w hich the whole audience would, join in m hearty laugh; and again he would have Lis audience moved to tears when reciting some charitable net of a brother. Warsaw is a fine little village, but I think it cannot "come in" in comparison - with cur town. Soon we will have railroad connection with it, and when we 5Jnow more about it, we will like it bet. ter. I noticed on my way home that the work on the Ft. Wayne, road, between ' this place and Warsaw, was being fast pushed along. More anon. D. Sad Affair. A horrible tragedy occurred recently at Decatur Hollow, Olsego county N Y. Il appears that some tchool-boys hid some playthings belonjing to another boy, and a little boy five years old, named Brown, told where they were, when an older boy, named Wheaton -fell ivpon him and beat htm in a shocking manner, and then told him if he informed who hurt him he would kill him. He went into the school, and was so uneasv 1 restless that the teacher inquired what jras the matter. He refused to tell. She :oolt him home, a phvsician was called, and it was found that" several of his ribs xr.ro broken, and otherwise bruised in a Jrutal manner. Ho lingered about three Jays aud expired, but would not tell un,til a short time before he died, how he became hurt. Wheaton has run away. The Cincinnati Enquirer learns from the best authority, that for miles in the waters of the Beech Fork of Salt River A.y., the fish are dying by thousands. Ihe shore is covered with their dead bodies to such a degree that tht atmoph-re is Iaoded with an offensu tmell. The hogs aere been turned loot to feed oponthem.

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Under this head we intend placing our latest j r.ews Items, and our readers fchall nave mem a little in advance of the mails. Tennessee tleclion. Louisville, August 4. Returns of the Tennessee election fluctuate much, and the result is quite doubtful. From appearances to-day, Johnsii's (dem.) chances are as good as Gentry's. Rivers, know nothing, is chosen to Congress from the IOth district by 200 majority. Zollikofler, know nothing, is chosen in the Hermitage district by an overwhelming majority. The latest returns, including 32 counties, make Gentry's net gain 1,370. The election will be quite close, whichever way il goes. rlh Carolina Election. Baltimore. August 4, Further returns from North Carolina indicate the election of Payne, know, nothing, in the 1st Congressional District. In the 4th District, Cranch, domocrat leads Shepherd nearly 2.900. The Washington Union claims Ruffin's election in the-2d District by a heavy majority. In the 3J Winslow, democrat, is probably elected. In the 5th, Reed, know noth. ing. has 15 majority in Guilford county. The Reeder Removal Correspondence. Washington, August 4. To morrow's Union will content the correspondence between the Executive Department and Gov. Reeder in which the President places the latter's removal on the ground of an unsatisfactory reply to charges concerning allrged land transactions, as intimated iu my dispatch of the 1st inst. Saratoga August 4. The railroad kreident occurred nbout seven milt-s north of this place, in consequence of a rail breaking. One passenger car wns smashed, and fix women slightly injured. No bones were broken. Tbe Kansas Land Sprrulations. New York. August 3. A correspondent of the Courier & Enquirer writes, in refrrence to the cause of Gov. Reeder's removal, that answers have been received br the Executive from Judges Elmore and Lecoinpte, who were connected with Rheder in bis land speculations at Pawnee town, and that they admitted their participation in them. Johnson and District Attorney Isaacs had not answered. Proceedings were likewise commenced anainst Maior Mont gomery, the commandant al Fort Riley, who was also concerned in the speculations, and Generals Clark and Churchill were sent out as a commission of iuquiry. They have submitted their evidence in the case, in which a court martial has .le&n ordered. The correspondent further s'ates that, when similar charges were made, nine months ago, against Col. French, commandant at Fort Leavenworth, the Secretary of War refused to order a court of inquiry, and lbs af fair was passed over. --<>--- Horrible Murder. MILWAUKEE. August 3. Two horrible murders were committed on Wednesday night, at Went Bend, Washington county. George De Bar calleJ at . the ".house of John Mueller, n German, and knocked him down with n hammer; stabbed his wife, and cut her head nearly ofT. He then turned upon the hred boy. and stuck a knife through his neck, killing him instantly; robbed Mueller of sixty dollars, fired the house, and fled. De Bar was arrested here last night, and taken to jail amid great excitement and threats of violence. The Louisville Journal, of yesterday, says: "Charles Blanchard, confidential clerk of Mr. Bressiey, of New Orleans, has absconded with 611.000 belonging to his employer. It is supposed that he has gone to Havana." ---<>--- The Tuckerman Defalcation BOSTON, July 30. The defalcation of Tuckerman, the Treasurer of the Eastern Railroad Co., will reach to about 8245,300. A new Board of Directors has been chosen. ----- WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. John Wilson, ex Commissioner of the Land Office, has been elected by the managers of the National Monument Society, their agent. Mr, Wheeler, minister to Nicaragua, and Col. Fremont, are here. Judge M'not entered upon the duties of Commissioner of the Land Office this A. M. ---<>--- Murder of an Indian Chief. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1. An arrival from Council Bluffs on the 26th ult.. reports great excitement at Omaha City on account of the murder of the Omaha chief Logan, while on a Buffalo hunt, by a band of Sioux Indians.--It is stated that the Omahas are to join the Pawnees to make war on the Sioux. ---<>--- SOMETHING MYSTERIOUS.--Capt. Hollcroft told us yesterday, that during the past week there have been found filiating in the river, between here and Henderson three dead bodies, all bearing marks of violence. One of them which was pxked up last Sunday, was nicely, if not finely dressed and gave every appearance that when living, the man was well to do in the world. Nothing however, was found on him by which he could be identified, no papers or letters of any kind. He was a medium sized man, and had on a snufTcolored coat. There was a bullet found in the breast, and a horrid cut across one of the eyes," running down from ihe top of the forehead nearly to the mouth. No clue, of course to the perpetrator. <Lou. Cour>. ----- Death of a Convict in the Indiana Penitentiary. . A man 73 years of age died on Friday night last of an affection Jo f the heart having performed on the day previous to his death, his allotted task in apparent good health. He leave a property valued at 8100.000, and was incarcerated for two years, for the crime of forgery to the amount of twenty-five dollar! . The old chap was miserly in the extreme, denyir.g himself the smallest luxury 4beyond the prison far of bread and water and beefa head broth.

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I mo wjuiiica ui ins ojirica. i. i wie tunc of his arrtst for the alleged forgery ho was tendered counsel, who pleaded to clear him for a fee of S500. To this the old man rep'ied, that, "if convicted, the sentence would only be lor firo years, and ha did not think ho could make his expenses and two hundred and fifty dollars a year out of the penitentary, and it would cost him nothing to live there, and he would save that much any how." Louisville Journal. Pleasure may be a shadow, but it uses a heap o( substance. Lnporlc i piymoulh Plank Road Money. 03" Any of our subscribers wishing to pay their subscription in this kind of funds, may just bring it along. New subscribers can have the Banner b months 1 for one dollar of it. BRING THEM ON! The highest n:arket price will le allowed on tubscription, for any amount of clean Linen a-.d Cotton IlnS delivered at this office. Don't fa I to pay your subscription, when you can pay it in rags. ATTENTION DEfflÖÖRÄTSi There will be a County Convention of the Democrats of this county, at the Court House in Plymouth, on the fi'rst day of September next, to nominate a candidate fjr County Clerk and for County Commissioner of the first district. The Democratic voters of each Township ore requested to meet in primary convention on the last Saturday in August, and nominate delegates to meet in the County Convention. It is recommended to select one delegate for every 20 Democratic voters, and one for every fraction over 20. and according to the last Congressional vote, the townships would be entitled to delegates as follows: Centre, 9; West. 3; Polk, 4; North. 3; German, 3: B urbon. 3; Tippecanoe. 2; Green, 3 and Union 4. Il is hoped thai no township .will fail to send delegates: and in the primary meetings for that purpose, that no person will be permitted to vote or be selected as a delegate, who is not a true Democrat, or such a man us prefers the principles of tne old line Democracy to the evanescent ideas of factionitm. It is one oflhe darling ideas of the party of factions", to 'wring in" on the meetings ot ttie old parties, and eiiher crrale confusion or get th majority by voting, and then come into the higher conventions as though they had been sent there by the party tnev-,Tisn to destroy; ana it enough to say, that a part) who has to resort to such means to succeed, is unworthy of the support of men who claim n- T.o--,,-,.., i. T.i v8f,ftlw -,., ueoster, arm xueir coiemporari, as political fathers. All tr;Tc National men should now unite to btjry the hydra-headed monst-T vho" now threatens Gur Union with dissolution or auarrhy if it cannot grasp absolute power without ant) ilean be done by harmonious action, keeping our men and our principles always distinct and uncoalantirmted by a union with faction, in tbe selections for every office. In order to secure that harmony and give every section its due proportion of power, township meetings for the selection of delegates and delegate County conventions, have always been found the most available, and most free from that corruption that flows from large mass meetings for the transaction of business; nnd at this time, when fnclionists deem it a duty to succeed by risorganizing such meetings, a delegate convention i deemed far preferable. Lt nil TBfE nitionil men met in the townships nid send up their delegates without fail. By order of the Democratic " Central Committee. Inhalation for diseased Lungs! The mode of inhalation, for diseased lunps and throat, recommended by Dr. Curtis in his advertisement, strikes us as the true one. 7t is nor penerally admitted by our best physicians, that local difficulties can only be successfully treated by local applications This practice has been pursued from the first w'.th respect to external inflamation and corrosions, and wet-ee not whj diseases of the throat and lunps may not be treated in the same manner; we believe they may. In this variable climate of ours, where lung and throatcomplaints have become so prevalent and rife, we earnestly recommend to the public, aud to the afflicted especially, to avail themselves of Dr. Curtis's remedy. One who has tried it. See adver 7 a I a . - : ' tisement in tins 1 axr. cAUTrox ui iir:is tiygeana is tne oneinal and only genuine article. 15nv. LUtoriiid. Free Banks at I'm. COKRECTEll WEEKLY. Bank of Indiana. Michigan City. Rrookville bank, Brookville. Hank of Syracuse, Syracuse. do Elkhart, Elkhat. do Rockville, Rockvillcdo Goshen, Gosfen. do JIt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon. do Salem, Salem. do The Capitol, ndianapolis. do H'arsaw, Warsaw. do Monticello, Monticello. do Paoli, Paoli. Canal bank of Evansville, Evansville. Ciescent City bank, do. Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City. Central bank, Indianapolis. Fayette county bank, Conrersville. Farmers' bank, Weslfield. Gramercy bank Lafayette. Hoosier bank, Logansport. Indiana bank, Madison. Indiana Sto:kbank, Laporte. Kentucky Stock bank, Colurabns. Huntington county bank, Huntington. Lai-range bank Lima. Merchants' 5t Mechanics' bark. New Albany. N. Vork &. Virginia State stock bk, Evansville Prairie City bank. Terre aute. Southern bank. Terre Haute. Salem bank, Salem. Savings bank of ndiana. Connemille. Traders bnk, ndianapolis. Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo. ITlrFor the future we shall omit those that are not current, as there are about as many prices upon their, issues &3 there axe shaving shops to issue them. While Fish, Cod Fish, and iUacKCiel.by the U bbl. or kit. may be had at PACKARD'S. june 21 Htf Tr-ATUAIRON, for the tlair.'a fresh ROBERTS.' JL.

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In the ftilurLc?. Will? AT At the highest market prices, taken on subscription to Ihe Banner, delivered at the ofiice. July. 18 3.

T. ! LEMON. II. W. LEMON. Fruit V Seed tiloyc. LEMON 0 SON, One door South of the Post Oßcet I,niortCt Indiana. VLL kind of St e K Finning Implements, Fruit and Orn.imentalT-ee. II um- Plauts f imisht'd u the most fatorublo tt i ins. Ij-Subicnp:in. renivrd for nil Agii.:ultunil j P.m -r onMi-Ind in the United Stat . AH let- ! ItTs aiMn-JM-a to ., "i r.gaiu 10 our line 01 Ini-diim. will receive prompt attention. July 2ß. I S"-. IP.vl. WANTED. rillMOTHY. Clover and Flax Seed, fresh nml c1h:iii, i-.i ar.y quaiititv. nt th Ln?'i te Seed Store, by LEMON & SON. --Zr-rv-I . r (i v:.. I. r ....... r. ..11 1 O.ndeii. boimht and soi l lv LEMON & SOX. Agricultural Wan house. Lnpnrte Ji. Farming Implements OF evi l a R..m F rvfiy dcsrriptiiMi, from an O.iion Hop tu per, for sale altl1''' l;''luIrt'" fr,'(nl Moiv, by LEMON & SUN; PLATFORM SCALES. fV i'vi-ry taptjcitv, (rrfr.' hall h pound to J twrlvt- thciiniid pound. rtprrsdy for . tiier use-, for sale by LEMON JtS'JN 19v1 L'tportr Sct-d Slur' irF Of! F,t rin it niiii ollier, lereivi d Hill 1 for .h- cheap at our Sc d Sf.-rf i" Laporf". jv. 2G, '.Vi. LEMON & SON. TT ALL LAMPS, :or :or sale at RoBr.KTS Lnport'. TOO DS 11 Mil K ES TO 1. AI i V IS, a fresh sunnlv. for sale at UODEItl'S. Laporte. July l- ItjS. -i Kyi. CUpars 4 city, at X. Tobacco, the l est in the UU BE UTA CURRANTS, EAST INDIA, for sale at ROBERTS: ' 1 1 f CLARIONETS for sale at La port e, Roberts. 17vl. Qercnadiu? CnsH's, ir aie at HO HERTS. ALL THE SUGARS! COMMON BROWN Stijrar. ColTce Su,-ar, Crushed and pu'verized Suar, all in the maiket and rtaly fur cuitomers ut the lowest figures, at PACKARD'S. june-'S.' 13tf. ShcrifPx B Y virlne of two writs of Venditioni Uxponi$. to me issued cut of the fiice of 1 u.CT Gl4-rkof the Marshall Common Pleas court. I will offer for sale at public outcry, at the; Court Hou-c door in the town ol I'lyu"'- as the law directs, on Thu: e . '0 ' oMciiine Hours 01 ien aw . j, ! r a . i ;;UUro'clockf A. M.and P. M.ofs.iid day, the 1000VM115 properly, town: me ouui ian 01 1 lot no. 5 in ti e town of riyfuouth, in this coun- j ty, with all the tenements, improvements. A , j r. ,,.. - . .. ... , . . 1 . , - r belonirinu. Taken ai the proper! y of Levi C Barber. Keplevliu bail, on a judgment iu favor of Step! tnson Sc Marsh v William G. Pomeroy and Mark Pomeroy. On the first writ the snme will be offered to the hiebest 1 i.icuer Biiu 11 uoi OM n via ue vurijuniuc second wriUubjec to ajI-V' rl - J W 1 A 1 M. t A IIV.'II 7' . .vheri(Tof M.C. Plymouth, Au.custO, 2011 BY virtue of a writ of. Venditioni Exponas to me directed, out of the office of the Clerk o'1he Marshall Common Pleas court. I shall cfTtr for sale to the hithest bidder, at the court house door in the town o' Plymouth. 011 Thursday the -3d day of Auctu-t 1.")5, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M of said day, ti e following property, or. so much thereo: as.ir.oy be necessary, to wit: Lot no. 3 t, & the south one quarter of lot no 37, and the south half of lot no. 43 in the town of Plymouth, iu thij county, with all the tenements, improvements. &c. belonv'iisy thereto. Taken as tLe pro erty o' William t Pomeroy, on a judgment in favor of John W. Wright, vs I'oineroy, lloujihton 5 Harber. . JOHN L. TIF Ml'SUX, Sheriff M. C. Plymouth. August 2d. JCj3. i:0t3. GUARDIAN'S SALE. rptlERE will be oilered at public sale on JL Saturday the 25th day o' Jugust, 1S")5, at the house of Mila Flag; in Union township, Marshall county, Indiana, "the following property, consisting of cow,.heep. hogs, corn y potatoes iu the field, household and kitchen turniture and other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at ten o'clock.. Terms made known on day of saIo. J1ILA FLAGG, Guardian. August 2d, 1335. . 20U CAUTION. WHEREAS, tny wife, Mary Ann, has left my bed and board without just cause. therefore lore team all persons from hsrboring or trusting heron my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting from this dale. JAS. Alt:iiTROX(J. August 2d, 13",5. 2ut3. MORTGAGE SALE. "BY virtue of a commission and cxeutiontortie directel Ironilhe clerk's offi e of the Marshall Common 'Pleas court, Twill expose to public sale at the court house door in the tow n of Plymouth, iu taid county, on Thursday the 30th day of Abfcust, 1833, between the hoursof 10 o'clock a m.and 4 ocloek p m. on said day, the interest o:' ulger Hulverson in and to the following-teal Ute described as lollowj, to-wit: Commencing- at the south west corner of lots 2 and 3, of section eght'in township thirty-three north, of range one east, thence east eighty rods, thence north eighty rods, thence west eighty. rods, thence eighty rods to the place of beginning, containing -10 acres except the privilege of a mill seat not to exceed one acre of ground cn the south line of said tract, and the piivilege of cutting a ditch from the lake to said mill seat. I will first offer the rents and profits of said land foi seven years, and if it fails to bring the amount of $130 (i8, . with interest and costs. I will then offer the fee simple title to the same. Executed to satisfy a judgmeut lor said amount in favor of O, M. Barnard. J. L. THOMPSON sh'ff. Aug. 2, 1833. iiOVi. To Von Residents. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, with the county surveyor, will on on the 30th day of Augutt-IS33, at 2 o'clock p. m, on said day, proceed to futvey and locate the corners of his land in section 22 and 21, town 3'2, range 4 west, in Starke county, nd. To meet on the premises a nd continue from day to day until all is finished. . Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time and place above mentioned, and ! i r , s l r a i . j.1 ueiray or pionue ioi ueiraymg men portion 01 the expense of said survey, .will te returued to the county Auditor of said county, and such delicquency placed on the tax, duplicate and collected according to law.'-- - - . J Di CARTER. " July 26, 1335. I9t3.

VJEW. 'BOOKS JUST RECEIVED. O ir world, Cone Cut Corner?, Star I'.ipcr?, Iew York iNVted, The Watchman, Jlell Smith Abroad, Stare of the Lamp, Lieut. Maury's (icojpraphy of the Sea, Life of Rill I'ooltf, (Irncc Lee, Summer Lands, Susan. Kansas and Nebraska, Wol'ert's Hoobt, Parish Side, Our Parish. A Long Look Ahead, Cut), Life Sam Houston, at ROBERTS'. July 12. 1C..5. Iy-

K"! nife Sharpeners, -Someihim new ROIJ F.I ITS'. C2crm Caiiill'! for sale by r 11 v H. IiOUERTS. T Mil ANGLES for sile at . Ron cuts. 17yl. "T"T"hcreas my w'fe. Josephine Lolema'in j W has l'-'ft my bed 'and board without any just ca 'fe or provocation, th!s is to forewarn all persons lrom trustine or harboring; 1,,t nn mv nr-mimf. .K I urn iltMfr mi II d to t):lV ' ! no debt of Tier contracting after th-s date, uu- J j e?s comptnej i,y jaw JOHN LOLEMALT.II. Julv, 19th, 1S5. 1 13 ESTRAY NOTICE. r I TAKEN UP by firason 11. Parks of Bourbon JL township, Marsha'l emtmy, on the Uli da of June I .'.", one estray dray lfote. Mip- , , .1 . r,..,.., v..i - 1.11 rn

has the pole-evil, spavin the le:t hind le,'. and ; jV'OTICL is h.'redy given, thai H1 Lia lump over the liht e)e. Appraised at -335, x ral Land O.Ti o at LoniTport. Indiana, hv John Cattr.nd O. V. Davis. Lefore Justice ! will le discoii'inued on s.nd nft-r tl:.; 1st day

James McAV horte r. Attest: July 12. 13." 5. R. CORDALEY, clerk. 17tl. Rhodes' Fever And Ague Cure. 'the prevention and cure f Intermittent mid lleniitient Feveri. Frver vV A'ne, Cuiil and 1-Yvor, D unb Apue, Gnieral IK-LS. ity, Nislit sweats, and all other forms of disease w hich have a common origin in Malaria or Miisnia. This i a intural antidote which will entirely protect any roitle.it or traveler even in Inmost sickly r swiiinjy h calities, fr.un any Aue or Hil.ious iiease whatever, or unv in- . e . :. 1. .1:.... At .1 St . . j piry iroiu cuiis..iun i.ii.niii-, .i..i.n ui jh.--UM. It will inntantlv he 1: the A true in p -rons who h ive MiiVrred f r tu y h-ngih of time, fiom ne d.iy to twenty yeai. s.i that tliey n el never to have another chill, '- c-tutiiuiiu; in ue according to dii ecii n.-. Tue j'iitirnt a'. once l' finis i recov ei ins ;i; ; fainih.niiuiii and continues until a r.iuieal i r ." is t-tlt rtrd. l' i:;iis t recover One or two bottle will a: r-wcr lor ordinary, cases; Pom- 11. ny ri-u:re 1:1 iv. Directions printed in German, French and S;anib, - acnii!i a iy fach bot:lf. Price One Uoilir -Liberal discounts m.-nfe to rlie Hale. J.1MES A. RHODES, rrvü - , . e, il. I. Evi7.ce or Safety. Xrw V UK, Jane 11, 1.551. "I hive made a chemical cüaminatinn rf: 'I.bodrs'' Fever and Ague Cure," or "Antidote ! toMdaria." nd have tested it for Arsenic, j M.Tcurv, Q liliine, and Strychnine, but h av- j n t found a particle it either in it, nor have I found r.ny substance in its coinpoit'on ihat would prove injiinoiM to the constitution. JAMES H CHILTON. M. D., Chemist." EVIDENCE OF MERIT. 'Lwi-Beko. Union Co., Pa.. Ma J. ir.53. Mr. J- A. Hhodes Dear Sir: 'Ihe box of ...edicine vi e it me um, dulv r -cived on Ihe -i.Hthof Aiil. I have .old Iot one half of it. ind so fir the people who buTe used it are pa j islied that it hai cured them.- It has ccrtain'y t pj ei the A2110 m every nie who h is nstd il and ix of the cae$ wv re ofb- g .tandit:.'. .My sister, who has had it for live or six year buk c u! n. ver et it stopped, except by Q liiviic. !iti 1 that ii.Iy as I n:; im flu would take it, is uuv, I think, entiie'v ri:r' ! bv o:;r remedy. C. i:. MtGlNLEY--' CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS. Take n 11 ore Ar.M-nic, Tonics, Mercury, Q linine. Febrifuges, Stryehnine, i r Aiui-Peri-otlics f 111. y kind. The well known iutflicien cy f the e uo.xi us ptusoiis proves ihein to be the oflVjuing either of faUe niedicnl principles, er if mercenary juicks. The i:.ly remedy in existence? that i both Mire and larmless. is RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE CURE. For sale in Plymouth by II. 15. PERSHING, Sc Co., lea'er in Dnigs medicines Groceres. July I J. 1835. 13Iy. TO NON RESIDENTS. TVTOTICE L-h r-by siven that the under1 1. 1 i-nel With the co'ititv surveyor, will, I .... il.a O I. .1 ... ,.f A 1. r,.f ! rr.! t 1(1 nVln 1- . m..on s id day, t rocte l to survey nml b cate he conn rs of tl.er land, iu .section I township 32 north, of rang 3 at, m M irshall county; To meet at E. Boley's ou S!inl day. and continue from day to day until idl is linishe 1. ton resuieuis who i-ui io metiiue surveyor at the time & place above mentioned, & defray orproviie lor ueirayio incir ponioii oi nie ex pene of sai.l Mirvev, will be returned l ihe County Auditor of said county, and such l?!in pieucy placed on the tax duplicate aud collect ed according to law. ELIJAH BO LEV, JIS. niENNEIt. 13UL Ji Jy ID. 1833. The Western Potrcrs VICTORIOUS! IS just receiving a splendid assortment of S it in in c r Goods composed of all kinds. Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to give him a call belbre buying elsewhere. His stock is composed of all kinds of Dress and Fancy Dry Goods. GROCERIES, &c. 'Sam"uel will be on hand to wait upon customers, and none will be permitted to leave w.thout being suited if it is possible to suit them in this market. Come one. come all and examine for.yourselves. I charg- nothinsr. lor showing goods, an,d if I cannot sell, it will not be my fault. June 23. 15t6. A ITIiiic Discovered! ALL who wish to get a first rate article of LIME, wdl lind it at Edwards Kiln, on the east bank of Maxinkukee Lake, in Un

;on Township, Marshall county; where it may be had in large or small quantities at reasonable rates. EDWAKDS & Co. June 23, 1833. 13tf. Notice to Ken Residents. riHE undersigned, with the county surA veyor, will on the 18th day of Aug. 1835, at 2 o'clock p. m. on said day, proceed to survey and locate the corners of their land in section eleven, township thirty-two north, of range 1 west, in Starke county, nd, to meet at J. V. Williams' at the time above named, and continue from day to day until all is finished. Noh residents who fail lo meet the surveyor at the time and place above named, and de ray or provide lor defraying their proportion of the expense of said survey, will be returned to the county Auditor of said county, and sucH delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and collected according to iaw. . ' , , J. W. ITLLTAJB, . ' . - J. W. OSBORN. July t6." 1856. 19t3.

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M 'W M THE OLD LINE DRUG El BOOK STORE. G. B. ROBERTS, IM: (2 1ST, and Hook Sf.i.u ii, in C'l irl.'s firifk Hlo-k, opposite the pub. square LsiPorte. Indiana, WHOLE SALE and nFJ'AlL DEALLU 7N Drills, Hooks, and all articles appertaining to the same. Oeeupyins; two rooms, the finest and .nost extensive in the city, :nl l.avinir Oools lo fill tlie same he does not hesitr.te to inv.te. his uumeroiii friends and acquaintances, (which a business of ten years in La Porte, j has triven hini. tf call and and examine his j Stork, which he is now rcr-eivine. j )ru -.'s.' ist. Merchants, (irorers, Pedlars and ' others hnyins doods to sell airain, he coidi- ' allv invites to call. HuyiiiL' Ooo Is principally ly tlie package, he flatters himself that he cf.11 furnish the same at as low priees as tin y i nn Le bought in any market, in Jess rjnantilits. (J. LI. KOIJEKTS. Laporte, hily lr."". 17yl. BOOKS, BOOKS Artizan and Mechanic's Hand Uooks, Pif'uwick ( 1 u -. I) dd's Ihre Oortnr, Thinks to my:.clf, Crotehet Work, DAiu'lit's Mytliology, Spencer's Esrypt. A ool fall's J unius. For sak- at RORnnT.-. July 1J, lW."i. Kyi i Homeopathic Medicines, for Famines, Travelers and others, just ree'd and lor sale a! 17yl. EOIJEiMS. "CANAL LAN D S . i of August, 1S5"), and K.e l ooks and pa;v.-rs ol i tlie same remove 1 to the ofiire of th- Tius'tf s j of the IVal ah and Erie Canal at Torre Haute. Persons indebted on account of lands East or West of Tippecanoe, or who may wish to purchase unsold Canal Lands, will p!en-e make application to the office at Torre Haute, either in person or by letter. Hy order of the Board of Trustees J. II. IIACER. Clk. July 2(1, 1S53. Better Times Coming EarnEiiii' Uaby Inhibition I 110 roinpari-011 to the splendid assor'iiinit t Now openim bv the iindrrii:i;,d at his o stand. His room lias lat'-ly nnderzon- r.cw m -raii'i nii'hts und th.rmi;h i i'.iirs. -'vA ' hi.extrusive new Stork, nt:d iiii'isini'lv hiv iri es. 1 10 f.-nrs but wli .t his In retofrr- jib ra! , cMlrmirj tlieci.iiiis 1 .'liriaii fi::i. ; .rrnrndlv. will i e htnia ca'i "pcci.d'v whri .lliry mv mj f lily cmviuced tint il is t j iueir own interest to do so. - June 21. "" L. PACKARD. IV F ri-n'ki che ip at .i'lne 21. t ITiSTltV nr.TSTS ofva !is, just receivril ai.l lor s-i!i PACKAIMVS. Ill' COrrCK, Ilice, Tobacet, And :1 Uünls of Spices, :tro .'oiiiir :;t n-dneed pii ees at lln Crocei v and Provi n-i Sfor.f jure 21 " N. P. PACK APD a si (I YTooilfia-vvni't' r of.iH kinds at P CKAUD'S. B sf a-Siirtitietit in town, fron i siiillirisrs to $ 1 (1.) p-r pound luw receiving and otb i'msat PACKARD'S. T70ir CAVT iTIISS IT lor tv.MA Ji 'hing la the way "id (iron-iies vom wii. liiidat PACKARD'S. AT THE BRICK STORE, CZ OOß Of the Liporte and Plym whirh will In pivrn in ex -ha igf, Goods ut tin very 1 iwot c.ih prie s. N. II. OGLESDEE X- CoM iy 31. 1833. iltf. ATTORMY il'ciiiirrllorat Law, ami Real Llatf A?tnt, LAPORTE, 1DIAA. Will attend tothe collection ofTaxes, buying, selling, arid renting of real estate, examina tion oi Titles. A.c. 4 1 y I A.Tir.MSA HOI'S:,. CS. I. Clicrry, cV Son. Proprietor?, South side of the Bridge, Plymouth, lnd. The Americau property bus b en considerably improvi'd, nnd tht; r.'oins oflhe House reftirnishfd iind cle:nfI and lbt truvi-lli-r will i,r it H eomforabh; and welcome home durin f hi fnj.iurn. The proprietors will spuren.. j,a,n!, , turuhmg their uests every possible convonieiice und comlort, and with llu ir l.irL'atid eomfrtiible Barn on ihe premises, they are prepared to take oI enre ol hoi st s, 'ir. The AmeriCHii i the legnlar Laporte Stajre stand, stud travellera may be ccommmlated with the means of conveyance in unv tlinction tney may wi.-h to travel, aim i:ot he impiseii upon with hoibit:int hih hartes, because th--y r.n ul front liom, and compe!l-d to pay diem, as 5s o'lwi the case iu many placi 8. June 21, 1533. l .lii,3. a Great Bargains. OI Choice I.niul For Ssilc' rpwo IMPROVED FARMS, ten I miles south west of Plymouth, in the Bur Oak Flats, Marshall county, 1 nd.', are now offered for sale at a barraiu. lhey ate. iitaate in the very heart o" the county. A 24f acre tract has 16 arrcs in a hi?h rfa'e nf cultivation, with' good and lasting stock water, a good bearing orchard of selected frnit. Also a frame Dwelling House, and other out building-!. The balance rf this tract is well timbered, and adjoining the improved part. The 240 acre tract has Mil acres well im- ; nroved. with the usual number of farm Imild j ins, and a youn? orchard. The balance timbereJ, til) acres of which is three miles north west of the improvements, and is heavily tim bered. Persons wishing tose'tle in Northern Indi j anaf will do well to call and see these Farms i before making a selection. The county is last settling with an industrious and thriving pop ulation. and the Railroads now being finished to the county seat, a (lord ing an outlet for produce and travel, render all the conveniences incident to a comfortable and valuable home complete in most essentials. There farms are richly worth $23 per acre, one half of which we want cash in hnd, and the balance in annual payments, with simple interest. For farther particulars, inquire of IVm. C. Edwards or G. P.' Clierry, at the Hotels in Plymouth, or to.lsnac Dreese on the premises. - ISAAC bUEESIv RUBEN DREEKE.""1. ' June 2c, 1833, :iötf.

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' T Tlfnit hlVP it - ' ?- F R- PACKARD 6c Co. Mth'sday dii1 ItiUbb UtiVe It. , - 'r;.hj roUc by mutual consent, and the not.-. rpiIE little amounts due me for TJai-rtrd accoi'.ots "of sai'l f rm are assigned lo N. R. net work, Coffins &c., mujt be settled inj Paek'ard. 1 hose lndsitd arc respectfully some way, eUher by cash or note within a very- requested to cj11 at his stote, the old rtand, short timeor the accounts of those indebted i and. settle, as it is desirable Chättbe old busiwill be found in the hands of Esq. SmjUttfr j Jcsj &hu.lrl be cl0s?d. . ' ' the quickest andfctorlest way of colkfHm: 1 - .'- - N. VL- PAClvARD. . : l. a. 'JösEiur: - ' v - ' " 11. B.rERsiuNG. ' May 17, 1S33. - c tUf-' S 'Kiy f?, 183. . . UiX

Honey to Give away. iOtlV r for sale f.ir l-e!ow tlair rlue. and 1-e-low wi.nt is a.-ked I y ftliers 'r h-ss v.i 1 -tie si'natiotis, the follow in:r ;esir;t!ue ' ; er'y: Ti e "i'oüi. r; y Iwick Store lVo;tr'0 .'' 1 Wiireho-ise l-c'.r.z f-'-; ro-it l.y 1'-': cp; a Line f.nel'ii kS'o e, and var. house bacl; the l-i'st hr.r iuess Jobation in tow n. A Iso Part of lot tl.'J:.t ly li'i, lyin2d f e: south of the Lrick store, w'.th a f.vj story wood htiil iinz. A fine !u iness lo- ution UVh ill tl.e I'est ! tlM!;t;.s 11 ck i'l Iii'Ml. .4 Im Village Lot, with arid wi.i.o-it. dwelling.; lar.e an J small, in various jiarts of the tov. n. XlsoKizLt Acres of. Land n.ljo'.i.in the town ph.f, with a t-o j 1 Tann- ry t!.T--0:1, and fine water privilege to suit that L;ti'tc s very de.-iralle location. Also Several tracts r land in var.ous parts of this countv.

i acrei o!" heavy timlered.I :, i mites fron: town. loo nrres. heavy liinbtred f n1. vet proine. miles from town, j '17 r.cr. part timber ai:d balance i:r. : 1 - n.iles froui town. T'JVOu, 1 l ) arn s 1, Jit barrens, one T. 1 ol a n.:ie ! from town. J -it! a' res, 4'" improved, bint n, 17 rr. les from town: All in coot', neighbor! m.!--, i-jrroan-'e l by fine improvements, a. liirri!t. Tille in iispnt.iM Also oiler Lends at the the country. Plymouth, InJ.,May 1" I it.r ile al vnj 'c tl.ro II. Ill-Ev V.. i I. I FIXED I vv i f till exerting themstlve -o itlle nUa l of the time:-, i'l v, reision, in the manufacte.ro r--i fyLK fcV Car: We manufacture to or-'cr, cv. ' leri.il. and our wr.-rk is '.: workmen. Tod.ibt- whoh.T.e of onr inanulaf-lure. it is i ; up, rr a ,' - rC Ca & ! 'be -t r.--.'T- I .Vl o ta'.'.; i:i : -t . ; r-: "'T an ailver;i:e?ne:il, l;irt!.r t! tbar.ks to. tl.. ;r palrci-.a.'e I t a n i to solicit a coritii.u.Tcc. i.' .1 1 - v." u d It i.s also a fixe.' fact tb.it we nxv J.r.ve an 1 intend kteninon hand a er t;.:.t Mi; lily tf The Iloclithlcr Ylovs FOR SALE. At tl.e in .tiulacturt.r's pr.ee-, to which the :enl'.o;i of Fiin-.H rs is e-inlly invi'eJ, i e fore they mi;. ply lhem.:elvts witli an in' r article. These jiluws arc known lo r:- t our citizens, a::d have l.treto o.e -iven r-:i-r . 1 1 saüsiaeüo '. With the xresent flaf.erir jr pn.-; ':1s cf a'..; nnl crops and certain pro.-per:' y, far::rj r:.d o: l.crs in ed never expert a l. ore fi.vora!'le time to purchase such ar'-icles :-s tl.ey rt.a'ly need (Jive us a call at all vo;.t-, a-. ' I t s talk about it. aud if v.e can't salt you, v c l'jc there w ill Le no harm done. I'ly r,o'J.lh, Julv a lTvl. 1 lli.it Fine (;ol:o:i Sy xiij th it i? io.v u-i-i d to c-ii-t. in r a 1;t;:- b v r llun lb :n:: rtic'L e in be our' Jr.- d f 'n vvli'-ri' im 1 i rv r- !; f. Th.-iv'a a K;:!e kit t j'iuf 21 PACKA'.'J'S IS Hurrah for the la ci iaui Is now res ly for ilia best tra V i:i tl.e market. I !e is well vapp!i?d With Groceries of -ill kinJs, and olTrrs them for sale as c!.tap ai tl.ey can be afforded elsewhere in the town. lie also has F!our, Pork and Caemi. v.Lia he rlfeis at very low fiijrres. The farvv-.rs and other citizens Of Marihr.il county i;ave;i:s warmest thanks for the patronage hert-iuforc etendel to him, and he hopts lo merit a co:iiinu.n.ce. June 1-33. 1"1". Meat Market. " .1. V S. Patfri-SOK Have rertej u .Mct Merket on tl.e coiner north of Per-hint's Prm: store, w lie re they will endeavor M .supply the citizens of Plymouth with freh meat; every morning, or as of'.en as tl.e demands of their customcts miy require They w.li pay tie best market price in rct for llutter, Ivvs and Chickens, and vi II at all tiu.es be rea-Jy to pay cash .'or Fa. CiUl, Khe p and llo' . J. & P. June 7, 1653. litf. I2iKt;olij!io:z. f "IIE p utlier.hip her tob r cxii-;ir.;r under the n:nne and linn of C. S. Sc E. Tibbit. in th Drv n d bnsin :il Knox. S aik-- Co, wa. dissolved on lh lt f M iy. IS"", by mutiuil ronent. All debts ibie the tirm are to ba pnid to C. S. Tibbit..-, who eon'i uies the business at the old fctand. C;dl and srttb-up. CHAS. S. TII.BITS, EUWAlUlTHJrlT.S. June 7, 1R33. 12" I3itcb:iitg-. NOTICE is hereby piven that the Commissioner and EiiL'inter of the county of Ktarke, will offer for sale as the law direct", the contract of Ditching as follows, to wit: Ditch no 3, towuT2, ranre 4 wc.?r, 0n' I'ol?. do il, do 3J, do 32, cto Co do 4 4 4 3 do do do do 9D 1C!) do do do c. 4, Ü2. 10:3 do üif.a do On the 10th day or August. 1S"3, at the store of Charles S. Tibbits, in the town of Knox, at 1 o'clo k P. M. o said.lny. Specifieation1 of said ditches, civen on the day of sale, or at the C mrmssioner's office at any time. The contractors on the above Ditches will be paid in State lands. Cl I AS. S. T;CC!T5, Com'r. J. S. Fender, Engineer. .TjyJljn5. 10:3. s aleTof" la kd. pUILSUANT to an order of the CcT.rtcn Pleas Court of Marshall County in the. Stnteof Indiana, for the j-ale of land belonin; to the estate of Iler:y II. Cummins deceased, I offer at private i-ale, in Improved Faring With timber, water buildings, orchard Ac, lying thiee miles west of Plymouth, cor.taium iro Acres. It is descrd.cd as the west half of the north west quarter, and the north west quarter of the south west quarter, of üec'ion Ii, and the south east quarter of th north east quarter of section 1 1, iu township 'Si, ran.e I east. One fovrlh down, and the balinceou credit secure I by notes on interest, waiving valuation laws, to be secured by mortgage on the premises on confirmation of the sale, to be executed and recorded at the expense ofth' purchaser.. MAJOK I uiTLK, Adm'r de bonis non. August 2, 1855. Ijttsburs Stone Coal. onnnCusitls besl iaalily -'iir jilllU ttoneCoal for sale at the sign cf the Hig'Pad Lock by II. S- KELLOGli. Perü, Ind. Arr, 5, 1835. 3tf. J7" . THE OLD FIRM