Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 4, Number 49, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 February 1856 — Page 3

THE BANNER

ABOUT HOME. rj"Extra copies ol the Banner, in wrappers, ready for mailing maybe had at the office for 5 cents each. The Marshall Circuit Court adjourned on Saturday last, afier a two week's term, and then did not quite clear up the docket. Tha weather has very materially mod erated wiihin the past few days in this locality, and the snow and it? attendant benefits and inconveniences are fast disappearing. Agricultural Society. The Township delegates of tKe Marshall County Agricultural Society are requested to be promptly on hand at the Recorder's offico, on Saturday next at 10 o'clock, a. in., to attend to business of importance to the Society. Advertisement favors haveneuily confined our reading summary to two papes. Although we have carefully set aside all ld and uon-paying ones, we still find Our room fcr that purpose amply occupied. The extensive and increasing circulation of the Banner in Northern Iudiana, iny alone commend it as an advertising medium, and when its patrons in this department are satisfied, we shall feel amply remunerated tot cur efforts to advance their interests. Crtifyin?. It is certainly gratifying to tea the 'Bhoys of our own town engaging ia business with a manly fortitude of which their parents may justly be prjud. icsteadof ''tramping," "carousing." gambling, drinking, &c, &c. See the newfirm iu the Saddle and Harness mating, advertised in this paper up stairs over the Tin shop of another very deserving youug firm few doors south of the Brick store. Patrouize and them. encourage IiFORllATlON. Our friends frequently tell us that, if they could write for the public eye, we might enjoy accounts of üiany incidents perhaps interesting to cur leaders. Of course, they mean correctly 5c grameticslly white? Now all those hiving interesting items, incidents, &c, interesting to the general readerand who will furnish us with the materials. my often benefit us end the reading cotnunity. by furnishing th?m in their own style. Pgmontl) Banner, The first permanent Newspaper established at Plymouth, lud. Independent in all Illings; YtUffii by 110 party trammels, riiqaw or srirhh Inflarnrts hcl'din; sacred llic pablic good: EXTEND ITS CAREER.! The Oth Volume of the Plymouth Weekly Banner will be co rrr.enced immediately alter the expiration of the present volume, and although it lias at prese d a permanent living patronage, it is the anxious desire of its proprietor to increase its circulation end usefulness. In a few weeks mor-. we shill commence the third year of our connection uiih tliij establishment, and whilst we reek this as a fit opportunity to return our warmest thanks to those- who hare manifested nn unfaltering devotion in its prosperity, we appeal to them at the same time, to continue their evcrtious in extending the circulation of the paper and its advert'sing patronage. As heretofore the Banner will occupy an Independent position upon all topics wliich may agilat the public, mind leaving its conductor free to vote as his own discretion may dictate; and when parties get upon our platform w e will sustain them, and when they abandon it we will as promptly and reely repudiate tbem. We are conscientiously opposed to the extension of slavery beyond its present limit, and would gladly see it abolishe I waere it now exists; b-t we are just as much opposed to he use of illegal and unjustifiable means to accomplish tiese ends. We fali out with no one for differing with us upon such subjects, and feel justifiable in expecting the same liberality at the hands of others. Doth in our social and political intercourse with our friends, we have doubtless erred "we know we have, and who has not? Whilst our faults maybe of one character and thosu of our neighbors partaking of another, charity, mutual forbearance and kindness may apply the essential remedy; an 1 so far as we are concerned careless about special promises ne shad inces.-antly strive to avoid all error. When this is done, irreconcilable enemies may bark and hol at our heels until they mire and rot in their native filth. It is a pleasure to have the gopd will and patronage of every one. unless it has to be purchased at too great a sacrifice; but we have ver placed too high an estimate upon the kind and liberal inhabitants of Northern Indiana, to believe that there are very many of their number requiring that sacrifice. The terms of the paper will be as heretofore, and by the aid and exertion of cur friends, we hope to commence the 5th volume of the Plymouth Banner with an increased circulation; and surely, in view of the flattering prospects of our town, and the increased facilities that are just at the very doors of our mercantil laboring and Jsricultural classes, in the way of Railroad andother improvements of wnica the Banner has ever been the firm friend we may reasonably expect the realization of our wishes. WM. J. BURNS, Editor & Proprietor. Plymouth, Feb. 14,l3ot. DAXIEI1' DROTVA, General Land Agent OF TIIE CINCINNATI, Peru aud Chicago Railway Company, fortbc cab of LukU in L iporte St. Joseph. Marshall. Falton, Miami and Grant a-juntic.. in the State of ndiaua; wiil also nt-

teml to soKii-gand purcluaii g Liu 1, and th'? j b.inks will not be ieceived for Tixes, viz. Lapiyment f Taxes, ij all the .ho.e m - tioaed p0rte nj Plymouth Plank Roao, Union 2'lank

coantie, or l.ir any other persons who ni-iy Lave business of that kind to do. RRrC&ENCES: W. C Hanoi, Laporte, lud. A. L- Wheeler, riyrunth, ' J .cob S. C liter, N ;w Yrk, Tims. M -Djuald, Plym -utb, L. J. B..wj, R ehester, Jesse Ilii-gius, Peru, Plymouth, Ind., Feb. 21, 135G. 49tf. KATIIAIRON, for the Hair, a fresh supply rt'd at ROBERTS.

Plymouth

a 11 n c r , A WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY WM. J. BURNS. TESfctSS. SI 5') per annum in advance. ' 73 cents or G u onths. BANNER JOB FillNTIXG OFFICE. HANDBILLS, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS. BUSINESS CA COS, LABELS, ELAN KS, &C, (Executed on the shortest notice and it the latest style. Blank Deed?, Mortgagcs,'No'es, Suhprrnaes, Execution?, and all kinds o Blanks kept on hand and for sal Ofiicc up stairs in the old Plymouth Hotel. Sheriff's Kale. 1 Y virtue of an execution to me directed I from the Clerk oft lie Marshall common Pleas court, I will offer at pi'blic sale at the ; court house door in the town o!' Plymouth, in '. said county, on Saturday the fY f March, !C3a, between tl a m, and 4 o clock p m, on said t.a) Hie rent j ! and profits for seven vears or the roiiowiii? described real estate situate in saiu .uaranan t cuuniy. to-wit: The south half of the north cast quarter of section tour, in township 31 north, o: range 1 east, containing C) acres. If said rents and profitswill not brin? a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, I will at the ' same time and place proceed to sell the lee ' simple title to said real estate to satisfy the I san.e. Levied upon as me property o lanie. Barber to satisfy said execution upon which he, W. E. Thompson and H". L. Piatt are replevin bail for Pon:eroy& Brother, and in favor of Samuel F. Pratt !t Co. J. L. THOMPSON, Sh'lT. Pr. T. B. Thompson, d:pt. Feb. M. 18.'.6. 47 13 New Establishment. 3 ji p tt r,Tn. DäüültJ Gi IIU.i ÜtiÜ ifldlUUft. rf "1 IE underi:iied iii commenced the j above buines, will p:uc no p ons to :ucommodate tlnse who may wih sirticlcj in their line, and win ina favor ihm with a c.ili. Tin y intend woikiuir none Lut ll.e best olVtnck ami will warrant lacir wink i 1 c up 11 inii.nnr hii-hf pi'n-cli le, ami all tlusc wish in ' ;inr ihii g In 1 1 . o lIorNC Tailoring LSnC, Are rrspecif illy iiivit-d to cive them tt rail. r? .. ;.;,, ,r ,.r..,.i,iK- n.l ,.i..t .i,fi:iiv .1... o. .. 1V I'ltll tll '' . "' ...... ...F. sliort uiiee :inl at nut!erato :Kes. Shoj a few donrssunth tt tho Diick ftore, up .t;iirs ovtr the Tin shop. IIULVCnSOX & TIBP.1TS. Fl. tt. ir.5.1. 4nf. Sheriff's Sale. JTY virtue of an execution to me directed tVo-.ii :!u ch'rk'. f!icf f tiie M irhall Conr.il 11 Pleas touit, I will i ffjr at p-.tblie ..de ut th - ceiir: bouse lov.r ui tue town t I .vmmitli, in said co-inty, on Saturday the lö"h d iy nl M uch. 15"(). between tho boms of t n o'clock a in, und 1 o'clock p m, on s nd day, the rents and nreltts for seven years ef thetollowing do.--cribetl real es'.ate &s!u ate in said Marsb ill Ti'iinty, t.i-wlt: Tiie undivided talf of the foil owing described real estate si'u ite in said county, to-wi:: leiiiiiin2t.vi;ntv-foitr (20 rods east ftoiu the n rth w est eu iier seftio:i 22, running t' ence eist for v-fotir (14) lods n land belongimr to Pa il Juoi.i. t! e ice couth sevei t en (I7)rd , the nee we 4 to the center ot the highway, thence ub.ms th center o: th- highway in-nh-rly t the jd iee of e' li'iin l: 1 i.t iini;ig about fo'ir r tm. 1 e :h ,nrr 111 rt' or 1.. ) If the said Tents and profits I'd! t bring a mi.'I licitnt sum to y:it:sfv s:iiil exer.ition. 1 will, sit he suite tun. ami id ire fro -t I to e'l tiie fee simide title 'n s lid le: 1 estate to ntiIV the 1 a:ne. Eieeiitctl Stil' propei ty ol i.vimui ii. .. AiiJrewsto patisfv s.iid cr.tcutiun ia favor o! Westerve!t ILwe't. J. L. THOMPSON. b'iT, Pr. T. B. Tiimipoii. dep. F.-b. 11. I: MORTGAGE SALE. BY virtue of a Commission and Execution to me directed, out of the office of the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas court. I shall oder for sale to thr highest bidder, at the court house door in the town o'. Plymouth. 0:1 Saturday the Sth day of March. li'.Z, between the hours o'- ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M- of said day, the following property, to wil: first offering th rents and pro -its for seven years. The west hair ot the nor h west quarter of section thirty-six. township thir'y-tliree north o'"ranjeone east, except ihr e acre , here tl.e saw mill stands, and which belongs to the mill, or so much thereof as may be neces sary to satisfy a judgment for S3JJ 4l with in terest and costs. An I if said rents and profits fail to sell fir a sufii:ient sum to satisfy said execution, I will, at the same time and place proceed to sell the fee simple title to the same. Taken as the mortgaged property of James Iuff to satisfy said demand ia favor of J. Brownlee is. Co. JOHN L. THOMPSON, Sheriff M C. Feb. 14, 13.C. 4?t3. 3?i Look HEßEüli Just E2cccivi?r A grn'T& ..s jortmeut tif iniprox ed Cokin Pail r& Box rmr 0 for private faniilie, Bearding bouses, II tel., CU rclie?, S.boel Hoiiser, nnd ther large or small ro. us. Wc aro prepared to fill any orders that may be presented; utuV wbh it disstiiictly understood that we purchase of ro m im.f.ictory but those using the very lest qu il ily of iron, and felling nt rediced price. We are determined not to be un ler.-olJ. Cive us c ill, whether yo-t buy or not. S;iop two J iors eoutb of the brick store, sign of Tin Sh;p" across the ide walk. BROWN & BAXTER. Plymouth, D.c 13. 18 3. "CLARIONETS for sale at Roberts. Laporte, . 17yl. INDOW GLASS, of all sizes, for sale II. u. PERSUING. OF ALL KINDS Sugar aslow as 9gCis. per pound, to be found at the Brick Store, oct '23, 135 30IVoticc to Tax Payers. OR the in format i n of Tax navers. will stat that the notes of the following l.'oa I, the uanKs 01 ueorzi 1, Tennessee and Vermont. D. ViNNEDG E, T, M. C Deb. 2:1. 4i)tf. M IXVrACTimERS AXD DEAURS IS Chairs, Willow ware, Mattrasscs, &c. West Main Street, Lnporte, Ind. Jane 29, 184. 17)1.

The Law of Newspapers. 1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary are considered as wishing to continue their subscription. 2. If subscribers order the discontinuance of llicir newspaper.', the publisher may continue to send them until all or rearnges are paid. 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to tako their paper out of the office to whirh they are directed, they are held responsible until they have settled the bill arid ordered them discontinue 1. 4. It subscribers remove to other places without informing the publishers, nnd tho newspapers nrn s?nt to the former direction, they ore held responsible. 5. The courts have decided that rrufsing to tnke newspapers from the office, or removing and leaving them uncalled for.

its primafacic evidence of intentional fraud. C. The United States Courts have also , n p M8gef ' J wno neglects to periorm ins nuiy iy givinj seasonable nonce, as requireu uy plla,t Office Department, of the neglect of to taie frnm lne o(nice newspa- ' ,. , .,' Pe addressed to him. renderrs the Post Master liable to the publisher for the. subscription price, ,jS ofllltl. Free KailliS at Tai'. CORRECTED WEEKLY. j .Atrricullnnl RinX Mt. Sterlin?. ! Bank of North America, Clinton, j Bank of Indiana. Michigan City. , Rrookville brink, Brookville. i Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse. Elkhart, Elkli.it. do nockville, Rockville. tlo Goshen, Gosliendo Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon. do Salem, Salem. do The C.ipitol, ndianapolis.' Jo Warsaw, Warsaw. tlo Monticello, Monlirelln. ; Canal bank of Evansville, Evansvillt. Ciescent City bank, do. Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City. Central bank, Indianapolis. Fayette county bank, Connersville. i armers ä .wecii:uiic.s. tiiK, luajauai 11.. ! Farmers' bank, West field. Gramercy bank Lafayette. J I Joosier bank, Logansport. i Indiana bank, Md;son. Indiana Slock bank, Lnporte. ) Kentucky Stock bank, Columbns. : insninipion eonniy oaiiK, uuiuinioii. ; La.r.iHjL' haiik't Linn. j Merclm nts' Sc Morhnnics' bar.k, !Ccw Albany. Vprk & Virginia i Slate stock bk, Evansville I rMe City bank. I erre ailte. ! intern bank, Salem. Shawn e bank, Attica. Saviiiirs bank of In liana Connersville. Traders bnnk, ndiannpolis. Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo. Bank of Fort Wayne. Dela vare Count v bank, Munice, J dis. Nortli Western bank, Eloom field. Upper lFabash l ank, Wabash, it ! Wayne bank, Richmond, it it Wayne bank, Lownsport, j 17 por tlC fture we shall omit those that are not current, as there are about as lüany ; priccs Um0h their . &ho' Xo lss.dC them"' j issues as there are shaving em. INHALATION FOR The n.ode of nhalation, in cases of di. 'eased LunS and throat, reeommeded by Dr. Curtis iu his advertisement, strikes ns as the true 'one. It is now generally admitted by our best ph' sicians, that l.ocu. uimcuuies i.n ouiy ic successfully tieated ly i.ocat. applications. The practice ha been pur ued from the firt with respect to external inflamation and corrosions, and we ee not vliv diseases of the ti.roat and lungs may not be treated in the sainp manner: we believe they may. it till t ' .1 1 . 1 ... . . .. C ... ..,.1 ll.rAAt j conu aints have become so prevalent and rife vanaLce enin.ite ui urns vk neic 111115 .uu iniwi . . . I ! . . 1 i we earnestly recommend to the pu:iic. aim 10 j the afdicted especially, to avail themeives of Dr. i urtis remedy. One who has tried it. See advertisement 111 this paper. . ' if! I'll IV rr f.ir.;.' IK.T.nni Ij lion. ! n gi nal and only genuine article. 4lniDallev's Magical Pain Extractor. ! Tiie ;.n it and prinrip;il c b'n:ic''iislics of i D.iI.ev's Miiiicul Piiin Eitraetoreonsis': 1st. Oi" ils iiever-fai ing aii.l unitjUe property, is mi'hi ns applied to any extenml U'jurv, to i diet k ieil million iiis,:uill' and r ipidly toreilui e it. Tili f.M-ireeotMitiite it ;ie.it power ti j , :dlevi.i: tl:e !:i'it of burns and Fculds, and ofi liier :iiufiil lisease in co incndibly hort :i paee f tiiii'. and ns will ajipear from the f'-vv testiu.ouiiil l'ei uuto annexed. Every intelligent mind is lullv r.ware hat. in a I e;isen of ex ternal ii'.j'iry. the pain is prod iced by iidl.im.if tinu ol the iniured p:irt; ami therefore if vou lej me e the cause, the effect must ce:ie. 2 I. it J uriiii ative properties neutralize 1 1 1 ; j.d.m tli ;t iu;iv luik in the .vsteui, nnd will, when applied to the f res, draw readily all iinp :re matter to the surface, and eject it hence the ie it di-ebarge it produces from sores occasiolie I bv burns ;nd when npp'ied to old nnd inveterate sores, Silt Rheum, or other cutaneous il..e:i$e. B ich box of enniilf D dley's Pain Extractor 1 i.-. 1 ii ... 1? ......... 1 T .1 h 1. u'on it a btele 1 late hui'ruve I La cl with .1 , , n v r,,pL.wr v- r . r the .-mnatnreol O. V. lLicktNr.a Ac L-n., Pro - . . . . praetors, am 1 rvv UlllVV 111 Mill wliiipr. others are counterfeit. Price 25 cent per box. F.r sale bv all Drugsistnand Dealers iu Medicine throuirliou: the United St des and Ci inula O. K. Trr rr. Gn.Ag't tor Michigan, at Detroit Clickener' P. Us for side. II. B. PERSUING, Ag't. Plymouth Ind. Sopt20, 1855. 27yl. Important to Females. DR. CHEESE MA N ' S PILLS. The "coii.binattoin of ingredients in these 'ills, is the result of a long and exteusivo practice; they ae mild in their operation, and certain ol restoring nature to its proper channel. Iu every instance have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably opt n those obstruction? t which females at e liable, nnd bring nature into its proper chaUnel. whereby health is restored and the palo and deathly countenance en mzed t. a healthy one. Nu female can eniov good he-illh unless she is regular; and wnencveranons.n cuoi, lawes riace vvue.uer rom exposure, cold, or any otli2r cause, the , - . .1 .1 . . 1 1 general health immediately begins to decline und the want of such a remedy has been the cause of so many consumption among young female. To ladies whose health will not permit an increase of thdr family, thes-j pills will prove a valuable acquisition as they will pre vent pregnancy. Head-ache, pain in the side, palpitation of ihe heart, loathing of food, and disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the irruption of nature; and whenever that is tli3 case the pills will invariably remedy nil these evils. Nor are they less rffrnciou in. the cure of Leucoribrjea. commonly called the 'Whites." These pills should never be taken during pregnancy, as they would bo sure to cause a niisc:ri inge. Warranted pmciy Vegetable, and free lro m flnythinginjurious tolifeor liealrh. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. These Pills are pnt up in sqnnre, flat boxes, Persons residing where there is no agency estaldiidieil by inclosing one dollar in m letter, to 0. K. Tripp. Tremont House, one door from Jrff-Ti.on Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, can have tbem sent to their respective nddresses Iv return mail C.L. CHEESE.MAN, Proprietor, New York: O. K Tai TT, Tremont House, general nsjent ! for Michigan. U.U. I'ershinr, Agent, PJym outh, lud. Sept.0, 1835. 27yl,

1,800 Acres Land for

&3 JT2k. JSLd -EÖ-2 T MIF. folio. in? Lands situate in Maishall county, Indiana, are now offered FOR S.11jS!9 Either as a whole or in separate lots, and on liberal te ms, v:z; W iofneii ce 4 oi n e Sec. 31, town 34 range 1 east cc the s e 3i ni ... i lie 11 w ; n e i j oc n e 4 of n w i ) N e 4 oi'sw W 4 of s e N . Nwi4' EJ of ne M it tt 32 33 et) SO 31 13 1 1 22 dO do do do do do do do it tt II tt it tt it SeW ) etjofswJ4' S N w 4 ol" sec 35 35 1 nnd w J.,' of s e " 3' do tt 11 O'App ications to purchase, accompanied by propositions, will be gladly received and promptly attended to when addressed to E. A. WALES. Detroit, Mich. Feb. 21, IS'.G. 47 tf. Marshall and Starke, ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AT THE AGRICULTURAL DEPOT AND CI TP US m f X I OF LEMON and SON, Two doors north of (he Post ofiicc, IjAPOI WHERE MAY BE FOUND jTavminn mplnncnt Garden, Field V Tloirer IS 13 IN ENDLESS YAR1ETY. Paid for Clover, Timothy, Pumpkin. Apple, Pencil, Sunflower and Flax SEEDS. Lnporte. Feb. 11, 1S3G. 47tl. DISSOLUTION. rilHE partnership herctobre existin? beX twten Thos. Pryce of Laporle and X. H. Oglesbee. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The notes and accounts of said firm are to be paid to N. H. Ogles! ee, and all de mands against it are to I e paid by said OglesTIIUS. PiCr:, N. II. 0ÜLLSBEE.. Jan. 2?, IS3G. Having disposed of my interest in the Brick store establishment at Plymouth, to my late partner, N. H. Oglesbee, earnestly hope the friends and patrons who have heretofore so liberally bestowed t .eir favors, will continue and increase them with the new firm. TiiOS. PilYCE. Jan 31, 1ZÖG. 40tff. r 1111OSB indebted toN. H. O-lesbee & Co. JL are respectfully requested to call and ' .. . . :n ...i i,. n . : .. .. ... 1 4i. A 1 r. .1 .. r 1,J? "i' in im o 01 111 lui 1. ur iiic jöi uty ui , .. 1 . 1 . . ' April next, ue hope our Irien-is wi not , . . , , . , . . rin ?c 1111 linliliif lint m a - a nn & ITrl i r f ft... iw pay up in part, at least. N. II. OGLESBEE & Co. Feb. 21, ISSC. 47tf. For ale Enquire at the Biick Store. Feb 21,1 5 J. 47tf. TO NON RESIDENTS. "jVTOTtCE U h- r by given that th underi. ne.l with the co intv surveyor, will, en the 1 Ith day of Mirth, IS5, at 10 o'clock a m. on s ;id day, proceed to survey and hc ite the corners of their lau I, iu sections 23 &. 29, town 33, of rang 2 west, iu Starke county; 'I c. meet on the lands on said day. and continue from day to day until 11 is liubheJ. Non residents who fail to mretthc Surveyor at the time fc piece above mentioned, & delray orproviue lor ueiraying iiieir portion ot lne ex nse of gaiJ Mlf - -.iu bc" rctnrnr1 tn n i r-: 1 1 .. "i." V ... Connty Auditor of said county, nnd such deUnquencv placed on the tax duplicate and collect ed by law. W. W. C-VLKINS, S. T.ALMiNS. Feb. 21. 133C. 433. Administrators Sale of real Estate. NOTICE is hereby sivei that pursuant to an order of th Sr. Joseph Court of Common Pl-jas. I will sell at private sale, the following Real Estate situate in M irtli.il 1 county, Indiana, to-vit:The east half of the outh half of rectiou seventeeu, in township thirty-two north, ol niiw four east, containing one hundrrd nnd sixty ncres, the property of the estate of Andrew Wagner, late of St Joseph county deceased . Turms of Saix. One third cash in hand and balance in six and twelve months, with interest. Application for further iiiformatiou can be made to the undersignei1, administrator of said estate, in German township. St Joseph couniy, or to W. G." Ceorg , attorney at hw, South i Bend, I.id. DANIEL WAGNER. Administrator uf Andrew WuguerdecM. Feb. H. 135G. 47 4. rjlRlANGLES for sile at Roberts. 1771. I CJpcrin Candles for sale by O G. B. ROBERTS.

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING HAS BEEN VERIFIED FOR SOMETIME past, but that lime how is past, and Much Ado About SomethiEg, Has taken its place, and

Ei5 ?;5 Tired of se- in? Plymouth decked out with "three cent stores." has BOUGHT AND BROUGHT ON A regular "Two Horse" Store! None of your j ro-cart, "one horse'" affairs, but, as S;n. Wei-1 ler would say, "an ont-an oulerto look at," and i! you don't believe it come and look at it. High prices fortea, coflfee, sujar and molas- I ses, and DryCood, since the abolition of the 'beverage laws," are Thank "ul to his numerous customers for emptying his store as bare as a bird cage, and hoping thev will do it aain, he has filled it chock fuil" of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, ROOTS & SHOES, HATS. CAPS. SHAWLS. HARDWARE, CROCKERY. WOODEN WARE, BOXES, BARRELS, CLOTHING. FANCY FIX1NS Dutch and Vsnkee Clerks, with a little Irish, and he can and will sell BETTER GOODS. and more of I hem at less prices foi the same quality than you can find ELSEWHEdE He has trusted out one year, and now lie wants the "rfrtcy," and as lie can't stand trust two years in succession, lor the present you had best bring on CASES Gil PRODUCE, To any amount, and you can have the CJoods. OTi3 CCD CCD Si G3CD?2IÖ-CÄ5 AT TRIFLING PIUCE5. f.VI KSVE9 or G&0I2S, To suit your wants or fancy, and ANY QUANTITY QFGOODS At the best bargains. Further multiplicity o' words is useless. Just call at the now overflowing store o:' CHARLES PA LM ER. Nov. 'J9th. 1335. 37tl. rr f&rf h BUSHELS OF WHEAT wa nÖoA'vU' led.11 ti.e Ilrick tore, for i whirh the highest market price '.vili be paid I in cash. " OctQ.", l::-5- :wtf. VHOLESÄLE El RETAIL FIR S T IX F L Y31 0 U TIL OiTirs to the citizens of Marshall and adjoining cosnties. one of the best assortments of rr XS2 na? E a js&z ei, ISOQtS u Glaces Ever brought to this market, and would iequest those "n wan' of such articles tocallat Ids establihn:e.t, one door north of the P.rick More. Nov. 29. 37 If. ZEPHYR HOODS, L ARGE ami Smal'. Comforts of diiferent kinds to be had at the Brick Store. oct 25. 32tf I in towp, !!lnl reiidy to rep:iir Clocks and Wntchcs fn ;i liftti-r a:id more i.j p -ovel style than any one can 'or I :.-'" lilt. O-N, ti. Cish piid for old Void & S'dver rivmouth. Dfc. G, 33tf NEW BAR 31 3 SHOP. ?3 Shelving & flair Dressing. SJ rPiiE undersigned has located him Vj - selfin Plymouth, for the purpose of car:S rying on the above business in all its variiTm U5 branches, and would respectfully soliZ cit the patronage of its citizens. He is prepared todo his work in re.il New York style, and hopes to recive sufficient patronage to ma .e his pr sent location a permanent one. ILTShopup stairs in the two story frame immediately south of Edwa'ds Hotel. ALFRED BILLOWS. Dec.2r, I3.'i5. 41 if. GET YOU U1 r t nl? A HOME. s i - rilUE ntidersigned wishes to sell a large and M well timbered IF1 S2 E-CI. jTc In Washington ti wnshijs Strike ccunty, ndi .inn, 13 niile soiithwt of Plymouth, nnd 4 miles eat of Knox, the county seat of Starke county. There is 3G0 acres in the tract, but he wiil fell it in 80 acres nnd upwirds, to suit purchasers. S une stcck will be taken in part pivment, at for ptioes. For further particulars inquire nf the subscriber on the preui'fcs or at the B inner r-fficc at Plymouth, lud. S. C LARK. Dec. C, 33ml. AY.TX. PECiSKR HAS now and w'.ll continue to keep in readiness for bis old friends, and customers generally j a supply of Horses Buggies, T- be let on the most accommodating term -. His stock is in good order, re;uly and willing to do good and reasonable service if properly cared for. Ilia stable is at present at the American Ibmse on the souta ßide of the river. Give him a call and a trial. Nov. 8, 185" 34m3. Clpnrs & Tobacco, the best'in the city, at ROBERTS. jYEW s tocr" Of Fall and Winter CIS CCD GD 3D at &0 gQ CHEAP CASH STORE, O.i Laporte S'reet opposite the Post Odice. Staple nnd Fancy CJoods, Dry Goods, Hardware, GROCERIES. CROCKERY, CLOTHNG, and iu fac all kindr of Goods. A very nice stock of B ots and Shoes, all to be Rold for ready pay casti aim produce. Dt. G, 18"5. G. S- CLEAVELAND. 3tf. IOOt & SIlOCJS of all sorts and sizes are to be found at the Brick Stre. oct 25. tf. OGLESBEE & Co Professor Humphrey's Specific Homeopathic Medicines, for Familie Travelers and othets, just ree'd and for pale at ' y. 11U0&KTS.

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high prices must suiiRESDER. I Saddlcrv, fultlcrr, c. Or there will be War, Famine and Pestilence. . gfw -fjliiP Subscribers n'ro now ,ei'ACKA tili & VI.N''CDGK 0 ?t? ceivingtLc follnwin;, direct from

A' Rl? nV 1'F.ftF.I VI Pr dirprt from New York Chicago and Toledo, a very larce and extensive assorlmerd of i

GirlEiLC 1 M Z S-g lT-g7g : new aiticles. as well as increased llioi-e her."Wl.irh wft intend to sell verv low for cash or to ore kept, whic h will be dd ul Chi i:;na ?

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it otto, that "a nimble sixpence is better than articles ol whi.-h we hive a fall .ts -o.:;.i : a'; I aslow shilling," will adhere stiiclly toit. be- ' Tu'de and I'or'.t! ( Juih nj Tl.: I ctl r.cxt- ! lievin-4 it to be better lor both buver and se'- , n'ni tver offered in the west

ler. Our assortment is as eood as ever brought ! , iuui;ug ..i.utr.:isn-:u.- i.oo.u, aicacs,

to this market, consisting of TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR all kinds, SYRUPS. MOLASSES RICE, TOBACCO. CODFISH. MACKEREL WHITE FISH 111 II - X -WT -v im i f S 1,000 Tush, bricht clean Clover seed. 1,000 do do do TimothvStcd, 5,000 do do do Flax Reed auieu ai me i.apore naricuuiirai ami .-eeci .-1.1 i ii. . I II Wore, for which the highest market piice will e paid. LEMON & SON. Laporte, Oct 13, 1855. 31 yl. THE OLD LINE DRUG & BOOK STORE. G. B. ROBERTS, DE2CTG.UIST, and Book Peli.fr, in C'lirk's Brick Block, opposite the pub. squnre I.aPorte. Indiana, WHOLE SALE and RETAIL DEALER 7X Dr.igs, Books, and all articles apper'ainingto the fame. Occupying two rooms, the finest and inost extensive in the city, nnd having Goods to fill the same he does not hesitate to inv.U his numeroti- friends and acquaint n nces. (wl.i.'li a l.n.siness of ten year? in La Porte, has triven hint, to call and and examine Iiis i ""1 in' 11 ic is n.jvi ia :i-i in iz . yruggists, Merchants.. Grocers, Pedlars and olh'TS buying Goods to sell acain, he cordiall V invites to call. Buyins Go ids- principallv ! y the package, lie Halten himself ihm he con furnish the same at as low priccs as they c.th I . . l.rt,.Tl" in Vinrl.-t in l.co .. ' ! . - l.. III Wil ... .vv : , t.i UJ Ij 11 IU i t It C. r r I-nr-r,-ir. VI. 1J. IiUlir.ti 1 . Laporte, July 12. 1?.j". 1 7 y 1 . Come to the Brick Store to CJ KCl your -j2jn8 Cv where thev are cheaper t!:an the cheapest. oct2.", rij'i :jtf AT the Brick Store, Butter, Eg?s, Ta'lov.-, Beeswax, Hags, Deer Skins. To make a Ion? .story short almost all kinds of Pro-luce vi!I betaken in exchange for Goods, at lair prices. i. 11- uuLLJr-t. cc . 0. oct 25, 1S3 Tl(L JFL SS AND others are respecfully invited to call at the Lapor.e Agricultural Store, and examine the hest assortment of Agricultural Implements Ever drought to this market. 50 Plows, various patterns, it Superior Cultivators, f)0 Straw i nd Hay Cutters, various pat! ems. Hamws, Seed Drills, Corn Shellers. Fanning Mills, Hoes Rakes. &C Xc. In fact everything iu their line, from an old fashioned grain Hail to a patent Ox Yoke. Call and see LEMON & SOX. Laporle, Oct 13, 135:3. 3Iyl. LOOK IT EUE! FALL & WINTER ?Gl-aj2Cr&'EDgZ3 At the I5USDZ SS?SäSSa The Best Assortment ever brought To This Market. N. H. OGLESBEE & Co. Are now reeeiving their Stock of Fall niisl IViKlcr Woods, con sistingofa Full and Complete assortment, suited to this market, which will be sold cheap for ready pav. Give us a call, every body look at our Goods, and get the prices, but don't buy unless you are suited. Fair warning is fair play. Sept CO, '55 ti'tf. TVOOD'S II IRREST0R ATIVE, a fresh supply, (or sale at ROBERTS. "Laporte. July l- 155. 17yl. rpiIAT F. BIMPLER intends closing his JL his business in town, and all those indebted to him either by note or book account are respectfully requested to call and make settlement on or bei'ore Christmas next. F. IUMPLER. Nov. 29th 37 tf. niatllC J&eettSA new supply of ?he most approved form, just printed on good white paper, and lor sale at the Banner office either by the quire or single copy. B LANK NOTES. Of an approved forr", for sale at this office. CURRANTS, EAST INDIA, for sale ai 17yl ROBERTS; JUST RECEIVED at the Brick Store a lot of Winter Shawls. Call and get. me before thay ?re all gone, OCl , IO0O 3Ctf Of distribution to the heirs of Alfred Vinnedgc's estate. NOTICE is hereby given that at the January term of the court of Common Pleas or Marshall county, Indiana, after final settlement of the estate-of Allied Vinnedge, deceased, two hundred and eighty one dollars and eighiy-eight cents (?23 1 88) were'lound remaining for distribution among the heirs Said heirs are there ore notified to appear at the next terra of said court and prove their heirship, and receive their distributive shares. N. It. PACK A It D clerk. Jan. 31, 1653. 4GU. MANUFACTURER and wholesale Dealer in Perl umery, Patent Medicines, Mil-J ler s wasmng compounu anu SMreh ivi h, German Green Salve, Thermometers, Candied Spices. Chewing Gum, Cigars, &c. T.emont House, one dojr from Jefferson Avenue. Detroit, Michigan. sep 20, r5-27yL K nifc Sharpeners, Something new ROBERTS'. at

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k;r.t in a creery ore? We will' VaVe V pay- i rIestc' '' "' ment for Groceries, Butter, Etgs, Chic'ens, i ' r. ' ,,, , cr , . Apples, 'Potatoes, 'eeswax, Rags, nd Tyl 'n V ? m 1 TH ti'e highest mart et prices. You will alwavs : 1 ilers hay cuilers, cast s.eel find ready and willing hands to wait on you at ! V't h, s.cv,hes. cratUei5' f"rs ra ' "'

all time" 'I1'1 ''"fi?, noes. ic. 3 N.' iff PACK HD, thankful for the patron- 5tf;f7V'T;,ir,TI:;':',,;t1,,'1 'f a,-e so libera I'y bestowed upon him by the ! i '.1' ! 'V gv' " " h e ' . . , , ! !'" T.vt S. -II ill.-, ,ixl s. pi .! Vf . citizens of Marshall countv wh:l in bus'iiess. v , ; . . JT , , 1 b . f . r'. , Siaddlci ij IlirJirnre, Y Ilirntm .vmiltnz. asks for a continuance of the same, and sin- . , , J n. , 1 ,., , . . , cerely hopes thatall indebted to hm. will call r . ; ,j;u , ; , in an I setllenp. N. It. P. ln in.t, hl cal( M u.m U e Dec. 6. lro,. J.tf. de.M.-n k,e;.i, ,v,rv aiticle in that line.

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V, - tl-e hdstcrn lanuiaciure o. i England. We have r.ov.-o:i haau a Larger Stock than can be four:d f'lsewlifr. iiifl.a ii'nct Wr-linv,- n.t,.V-.t r n l: V butts, hin.es reus tl.iss ÖvO. ; CuijHiilir't: i'it Cuowr's Tool A full asj sortmeul ofchisels, h.:nJ and teunaiit : planes, drawing knives ecc. CaLiitet MaLtr' Conds Malio-jsiiy an J wal- ; nut veneers and knobs, till, chest, eup ! o ird looks, table l.i:ii:es, beJ as'.ois, glue, &.c I Blacksmith'' 8 Tools Such as anvils, vices, ! screw plates, bellows, hrmmcrs, rasp:", fdei"; j öhoenuerger s ron. steel plow mom is, uc C untnith jilitrrii!s Lock., Xi.zQ'i, tuLei ! gun mouutiy and barrcdi, piatols, aiT;e bagJ, ical fl,a,s,V' c. . . or Mnicr i.catl:er leiling, pac. in?, rope A!s ; SIi;euL r cr iiti.'i, ii;ii'.-f -.i .1 B.'!inTt iiul.!, trace, li;!:er and lif.lt ci!::ii., l-.:d p p , pumps ix'S ei.ri -ei li b.-, .;t ::: ai.d euiiMiitjii ..Ir ij hinder, q;iiid ti i: s :u l ir ii-. Window ?.:ili,e, r.,i,r s:i!f. :t w ii i'es.iie m: i y.r . j p , v- t, .... , ; v v H ivin ' m i b rri:-'. im-ut f, r saleeflliss Mehfl.'. I) t 'on i:r:ide Horse Ccl'i rs iu this Sijtt ; we will sell iitu su.uli udvatice above Davl' 11 prYes. 11. s. k::llogg & son. Iudi viupolN. Jan. 31, 6J Something Now AT THE BRICK STORE!! JAD1CS call and it a French calico Dress Pattern before it is all rone, if that will not suit you, we büve Lxcl. in?, Persian Twills, Caslimeies-, M.uino's, Scotch Plaids-; and other kinds cfDrev? (Joods. Yu can't help Icing Mii'.ed. OGLEiJEE ii Co. Oct 25, IUÖ5 io be found at the Brick Store A Good asscitmcut of Heady Made Clolliing 'I'iiosc wis hin? to buy flolhinr, will di well t-. ive us a call iiciore purciwi'.-iiitr t Isov. i.tre as we are determined not to be under-old. Look cut for good tar.'ains-. 1 " N. II. OGT.r.SIJEE & Co. j 0.1. 25. 1C3"). r.-u. I 1 T"T y g i i To the Bi-ir-'h S:oe j and buy aifUmlrclla, and be ready frtl. I next rainy day. tcfJi -12(CP A Sure Bargain. J3) rpiin beautiful Hcsi I r.ce c:i the south s-,!-cf the River, now occupied by l. e, cau be purchased at a great bargain, if r.pplirati'HT is nude within a few days. A 1.00 1 barn, well of water, mid fruit trees of ch Ue itlectio ( ell.T", tkc, on the premise:. Not a more desirable location in Town. Title perfectly good. Call au I see before iL is too late, as I am compelled to sell. E. FITZGERALD. Dec. 27, ISj". -Jitf: AT THE BRICK STORE, g nnfl Of the Liporte and riym- ' ,,,,t?,.ri,"' K"""1 M-f-y. f-r which will be piven in excha-ige, G uls :it thvery ljwcst caIl prices. N. II. OGI.CiBCZ CoMiySI, 1855. list. "Time Works Wonders!" I, ND amongother tinl.-oked fr r angc5. 1 have concliiiled to sell the va.:i Nie Farm Known as "Piljrim.s Rest " in th's county being ll'iO acres o" Land, with a fine improvement, in the heavy t tuber ea.!t o! Plymouth. Good Orchard Meadow, ar.i!.h; bin I, deadning, &c. kt., and lies 'i miles fron to :i. with easy access to church, schools, mechanics and mills. Terms ea'sy. and price cheaper than for the same quality of Land elsewhtre in lite count. C. H. RECVR. Sep! 21, le.'.o. -Tlf. or sai at ROBERT?. MORTGAGE SALE Y virtue of a commission and execution to n;c directed Irom the clerk's ofH e of the Marshall Common Pleas curt, will expose to public sale at the court hourc door in the town of Plymouth, in sai l county, on Saturday the 1st day of March, I8.V, between the hours of IU o'clock a m, and 4 oclock p m. on said day, the following real estate described as follows, to-wit: Lot number three, in Wheeler's addition ta the town of Plymouth, in Marshall county, Indiana. I will first offer the rents and profits of said Lot foi seven years, & il tl.ey fail to bring the amount of S791 3d, with interest and coiis. I will then offer the fee simple title to the same, or so much as may be necessary to satisfy the same. Executed to satisfy a mortgage upon said premi es triven by Edward Fitzgerald toM. A. Kidwell. to satisfy said amount. JOHN L. THOMPSON, sh'ff. Dy T. R. Thompscn, dep. jaasi, is:g. Sheriff's Sale. BY viitue of an execution to mo directed Irom the 3f rshall Common Plea? Court I wiU i,rL?r at public sale Mt the court home ioor iu the town of Piym-'udi, in sr.il county, on Saturday the Cth day of Marth, .. . n.i . i,i.. .1. . ..,.1 la tli, between lue inurs oi m o a m. im 1 o'clock p m, on s:i I dav, the rent ami proior seven years cf the following described re;d e&tiitc situate iu said Mjr.-ball county, to-wit: Coinmenting at the south west comer ol Ion two and three f section tight, in Uwmhip thirty-three north, of rarge .nc east; lhei:ce east eighty rods, thence north 0 rods thei ce vest cigiity rods, thence eighty s to th place of bednuin:; except the privil. go of a. mill sea' nut to exceed o:ie acre vi gruund, tlie south li!ie.f said tnct, and the privilege of cutting a ditch from the lukc to taid mill seat. . 1C said rents ar.d profits will not bnug a f urn snfhVieut to at:fy said execution, interest and costs, will at the Kamt time and place proc ed to sell the foe simple title to said real estate to satisfy thesinie. Lied upon as the property ol 0. y. liarnardto satisfy said exrcuticu iu favor of Amos MiMidenhnil. J. L. THOMPSON, sirir: Pr. T. R. Tuompsou d pt.Jui. 31, 1S:G. To Sign I'alulcrs, &c. An as-ort - ment of Jananned Tins, suit .Me forsicn pain ters for sale by G. B. UOi.l.UTS. AueustS, 18'4. 22yl C2c?L A Lot of Buckskin and wollen Gloves at the Crick Store, to bo sold cheap Tot cash. ci it