Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 5, Number 8, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 May 1856 — Page 3

THE BANNER ABOUT HOME.

(ETExJra coptea ol the Banner, In wrappers, 5 cents each. Notes and accounts du this office have Ken deposited for settlement with the following per;cn3, and as fast as we can make satisfactory arrangements the same plan will be adopted at other places: John Zehner. Wolf Creek Mills. E Mooa, Esq., Union Town. IVash. TcTTtJE, Lycurgus. IlOClipathy. Our citizens will perceive, IrfYeference to our advertising columns, that an opportunity is offered to those who faTor this system of practice by Dr. Vinall, who comes among us sufficiently recommended, to induce us to believe that he is competent to perform all he promis es. For the Banner. Good name in man and woman, dear my Lord, Is th immediate jewel of their souls; Who steals my purse steals trash; 'tis something, nothing, 'Twa3 mine, 'tis his and has been slave to Hu' he that filches from me my rood name,' Fo' sme of that which not er.ricbes him, Ami makes n.e Toor indeed. The passage selected as a heading for this article is found in Shakspeare's j Othello, and to the mind accustomed to ; xeneclion, it 15 full of matter to excite thoucht

and .ptekllr is lto.flrir.8!f e ich,tt,, bt ,h(it ,,:,

. . . . with meaning to one who, being poor in rurse. proud in snirit. has no olhar armor - j but a gooi name with which in enter lhe bsttle of life. An nncient writer of some reputation for wisdom, hns said "a good name is rather to be chosen than great riches;" und inasmuch as men generally tie so very sensitive to any reflections having an unfavorable benring upon their characters, and partaking myself ol this universal sensitiven s., I think I 8m justified in uttering what follows. It is not that I have a disposition to ccmnlain of the usage received frsm the world as a body, for I believe people generally do about ns near right as circumstances will admit; but most unfortunately for the peace of this placp, there is a class of impertinent meddlers who make it their very particular business to pry into and superintend the domestic ba well as all other private matters appertaining to the afioiis of their neighbors. Indeed these supciit: te ndents uf our individual business have become an intol erab!e nuisance Curiosity must be gratified at all hazards no mitter what the expense to private character anj these persons always like to believe the worst that can b said of another, the private business of no mm, woman or famlv is exempt from their malienant intrusions. These are the disturbers of the peace of neighborhoods who art seldom reacned by the lnv, although they perpetrate more and worse crimes than the pirate or murderer hurglars, breaking into and disturbing the domestic tranquility of families gamblers, ciealing nißVrences nnd perpotu-itiug hitter, degrading animoiities between individual? v hich but for them might be healed rubbers of the good name cui reputation of thsse who vojld do right assassins of the character of the pure and defenceless. Scarcely a man can leave his home for a week bu'. he is bra tided es an absconding debtor; full scope is given to the tongue ssaniil stalks rampant through the town suspicion is aroused concerning the integrity of the man but he returns to enJuie the effects which this unfeeling malignity renders impossible for him to escape. But I began this article with lhe intention of being somewhat pointed and particular, and if any persm or persons feci like making a home application of what 1 hare sail or may say, I shall fed that I have written to some purpoo. Such as are not made sore will of course not frei disturbed. mlj perscnaJ grievances ilull be stated in genaial terms; and inasmuch as the general statement includes all the particulars, I shall be very brief now but if anything more specific seems lo be called for, I will present it in another article. And first, I claim to be an hnnorablo man, and appeal to the men of Plymouth who have, sinte my residence here, been most intimate with me, to designate the first instance where I hive acted otherwise than uprightly. If these meddlers are in possession of Information having a bearing unfavorable on my character s a mau. I invite them to gi?e the public the facts, or at least to inform those who know me best, that I may be either crushed at once or else have an opportunity to repel the charges. I own I am bankrupt in fortune. Some of naj traducars are in a fix no better pessibly worse. Ia character I am not entirely bankrupt in the estimation of the bitter class of Plymouth. Can these slanderers say as much? The public have no butinesj to know aught of my domestic difficulties, These are my private affairs, in which outsiders täte no concern. I do, however, say that I was never unkind to my wife, as these talking, walking newspapers have admitted, and now if I have done anything criminal if I vras ever otherwise than indulgent in my family, or otherW.ise than "gmtlemanly iu demernor in

!my intercourse tmong those with whom

I ha ve associated, these know ths fact, and to'thtm I nppeal to testify to the wum oi wnat i siy. But if it is credltab,e on lhe Pnrt of Mrs- T- 10 "nd my Jotters, written especially for her private perusal, to Plymouth, cr to send garbled

ana uuioriea extracts, 10 oe still Jurther ! their papers, the publisher may, notwithstanddistorted in passing through the mouths ' 'n conll,ue to tend them until all arrearar , , . . , ges are paid, of these ta.e-bearu.g nuisances, and c;r-j 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take culated to the injury of others ns well a !,1eir papers from the office to vhich they are , n j- ... r .. . directed theiryiibscriptions continue and thev to my own discredit. I am willing she are responsive until the printer's bill is setshould have nl! the beneGt resulting. J tie 1 and the paper is ordered tobe discontinuI have written nothing concerning our 4. f subscribers remove without informing

unhappy differences, nnr have I taken any action in relation to obtaining a divorc, nor have I said any tiling in tegard to my future intentions, of which I am ashamed. And if my traduccrs are in possession of statements said to have, been communicate! bj me to iMrs. T. in relation to iv h nt 1 ..,tit,i d. ;r r a-...-a . j if they h.ve in their hands the letter said to contain these statement?, they are 1 .. :...: ,i ,"ii oi ucaiij nit lieu IU lC J'UUllCliy to the letter, nnd not seek to blast my 'oputaaon by circulating among those by whom I am but partially known dirty ! falsehoods the ofi"srrin2 of lhrir own deformeil minds, Iudeed . these persons scfm to be tkill. (1 ju nol!lirg s0 pcifcctiy 8S in a spcci(.s uf wordy obstetrics, by which lhe words - - - J) or rourjf rcj outright, and a wordy phrase L..U...: 1 suuaiiiuiru uu 1 u c HKS nie uri Miiai o"' than is falsehood like truth. If I had ... .... , , .. said what I had teen charged with saying, I am deserving of nothing hut to be . . ... 11 1 visited with the contempt or all honorable minds. If lhe charjes TaTC false, mv 0 T J ' traduters are desert ing a similar exprcs Mon of public sentiment. PI ER PONT C. TURNER. ItsT Voms. Elopcnmt at UVsi Milford. Much excitenipnt has been created at West .Milford by the o!opfmit or .Mrs. Siran Uourson wuli Uavid White, r . . . . .... of the same place. This ishe third tune this lidy has figured is one of the parties of an t l.it ement. Her first elopement occurred at the ace of t went v. or thereabtiuts, when sh le ft her mother's resi denco wiih her first lover and went to NVw York, staid a spell, came back home with a child in embryo, never having been married or at Irast it is so 6aid. She became a mother and resided at home about six months or a year, when she went off on a tour with a man named Armstrong, a New Y'otkor. She ws nfirrwurds married to a Courson. with whom she retided till tho 24th of March last, when he a-ain left West Milford to meet the said Djvid White, at iSloatshurg, where the two look the cars - . ... . .. and went est. since which tuns nothing more is known of them. ,r. . t, , . r, . , fhis.S .rah Jne L ureon is one of a family of six sisters named Ryerson, five mi wnom nave ten eloped with otliT thfir husbands and men. All six hive h.i n marnril bht nrd nnd nf tha aiv Iivac wish a lawful husband at the present day five having loped and the only remiin ing one desrtinpj her husband, or refusing to live with him. Wo doubt if a caso of t-qunl singularity can be found anywhere in the Union. Paletson (X J.) Guardian. It is said ihat a Yankee biby will crawl out of his cradle, Uke asurvej of it, invfiit an improvement, and apply for a patent before he is six months old. SU3IMER GOODS. Great Arrival of New Goods AT f ) 6 "TV7" Gj JLJ.. V AVyXji- k7 JL KJJLX-J N. iV OGLESBFE & Co. iaVe Ihir methol of informing the public that t hey i:re now in receipt o a verv larre and well selected stock of Sprint unl Summer Goods, GROCERIES, Bools and Shoes, Crockery, &cM Towhich they invite the attention of thsc wish'ng to buy Good Goods at (lie Lowest Prices, As they aredetermined to ofler Greater Bargains than have ever hefore been heard of in this county. Uop ng to merit by i i egrity of purpose, and a s r et regard to the wants o' tlieir customers, a share of puj.ic p.tronae. All kinds t f PRODUCE TAKEN In exchange for Goods at the Market Prices. Plymouth, May 8, 13 h'. 7tj City Drug Store. Jfilson S Imtrew, keep con. stanlly on hand, a splendid assortment of pure Drus & Chemicals, paints, Oils, Varnishes, äc. Also, a goofl assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods, a1, the City Drug Store, one door West of the Laporte Hotel, Lapörte, Vnd March 27. 18 5G. ly I jr. j. vizvali; 31. i. Homc3opathic Physician. PACTCULAR Attention paid to obsleieric Practice, and Chronic Diseases of Wo men, a id Diseases of Chilaren. Office over C. Palmer's Sto:e, Michigan an 1 Laort streets. May 3, 185G. corner of 7tf "CLARIONETS for sa!e at Robebts. . La porte, ' 17yl. TO NON R.ESI DENTS. NOTICE ih-i?by given ttiat Uf u iderKi.ned with the co mty surveyor, will, on the 2'ilhday of M y. tCoi, at 10 o'clock a ra. on sjid day, proceed to survey and locate the corners of their land, iu sections 23 & 26, town 33, range 2 west, in Starke county; lo meet at he pr. mises t 10 o'clock oj sail day, a id co-itinutf from day ta day until all is tiuisbel. Non rcsideuts who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time & place above mentioned, & detruy or prov ide for defraying their portion of the ex neuse of:iil anrvev. will be returned to the I County Auditor of said county, oud such de'iufpieucv placed on trie tax anpncaie anu tmnn ed by"Uw. W. CALKNS, W. M. M COLWlltJK 1 FETIIßnu00F. 1 7i3. I M-yS, IS',6.

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the pu-lisher. for the piper c utinued to their old address they are responsible. 7n a Idit-on to the above, the Courts have recided that refusing to take 'ro n the ofii;eor leaving uncalled-for, a paper on which arrea rages are due, PR MA frACA evidence o in- , lent to defraud. List of Intl. Free Ranks at Par, cohrectei weekly. j ..j,.,,,,,,,,, n,nV. Mt siri; plank of North America, Clinion. R.mk of Indiana. Michigan City. do Elkhart. Klkhal. do Rockville, Rockville. do Goshen, Goshendo Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon. do Salem, Salem. do The Capitol, ndianapolis. do IVarsaw, AVnrraw. do Monticello, Moaticello. Canal bank of Ev.insville, Evansville. Ciescent C'itv bank, do. i r..Äik. "' 1 UCilllUl I'Ulin) iimiulliuH... ' Fayette county bank, ConncTsville. Farmers & Mechanics bank, Indianapol.i rarinpr u;uiiv, 01 utw. T- H"i r -1 1 : ra mercy bank Lafayette. j lloosierhank, Loeansport. ! Indiana bank, Madison, Indiana Slo;k bank, Lnporle. Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus. Huntington county bank, Huatin-ton. ! I grange bank, Lima. !M...l,.nr A T.l. . I.-.I. V... A1l.n ilClUUIILO W .liri.llUllld L'U I. If k,.- .ItUtlUI N. York & Virginia Slate stock bk, Evansville Prairie City bank. Terre 7aule. Salem bank, Salem. Shawn-e bank, Attica. Savings bank of ndiana Oonncriville. Traders bank, ndianapolis. i Indian Reserve bank, Kokorao. j Rank or Fort Wayne I dis. a .i a i''V- , . , , , ,i North eslern bank, IJloomfielJ, ; Upper Wabash bank, Wabash, Wayne bank, Richmond, I Wayne bank, Loiransport, i ETForthe future we shall omit those that iare not current, as there are about as many " prices upon their issues as there are shaving shops to issue them. INHALATION FOR The mode of nhalation, in cases of diseased Lungs and throat, recommededby Dr. Curtis in Ins advertisement, strikes us as the true m. 11 1 '.A- 1 1 1 one. l. is now generally auunueu uy uur ucai ph sicians, that local difficulties can only be ' successfully tieated by loch, applications. i lue. Pracllcf ""V.:" T -Vn!" j with respect to external inflamation and cor- : rnsinns. and we see not whv diseases of the ti,roat and lungs may not be treated in the I i i it ...... F.. A ! (same manner; we ueuee iney may. ju iui i variable climate of ours, where lung and throat comp'aints have become so prevalent and rife ' M ' rn,w r,.rft!limed to the mihlic. and to liie affiicted especially, to availtheraselvesof Dr. Curtis' remedy. Une who has tried it. J iSee advertisement in this paper. i . i f t fi t r- i. 11........ : a i I vv-' . riginal and only genuine article. 4 1 nv2 Dallcj's Magical Pain Extraclor Lie rrejit ami principal iiiiinctei l):il!ev'." M i'Mc.il Pain Extmctor conis T.ie reiit ami principal ih;imcteristics of . ... k . sis? 1st. Oi' its never-faUini: an 1 unique property. a. Koos ns applied to nny external injury, to check infl ini ktioninstantly and rapidly to reduce it. Tin feature constitutes it pan power t i alleviate lhe pa'n of burns and scnlds, and of other painful diseases in m ineredihly sbort a upaceol time, and as will appear from the few tentimouinlt hereunto annexed. Every iwtellirent mind is fully aware that, in a1! cases of rxtcrn it injury, the pain is prod iced by inflamation olthei tjuied part; and therefore if you remove the cause, the e fleet niustceasf. 21. It l urificntive properties neutralize the poison that may lurk in the. system and will, when applied to the sre, -Jrnw re ulily all imp ire nntter to the Mirface, rtiid eject it hence tho sre it discharge it produces from sores iccaioneJ by burns anil when app?i-d toohl and inveterate sores, S ilt Rheum, or other cutaneous d;seascs. Ech box of -e;ra'aö Dj1!c)' Pain Extractor hns upon it a fcteci j Plate hujrrave l Label with I the .signature of O.-V. Clickeni:.! &. Co., Pro - prieto'i. ana Henry Dam.f.v manutacturer. A.I Jthers are counteiTeit. Price 2" cents per box. For Rale bv all l)ru22i..ts and Dfalers in Medf ein throughout the United Stitesand Cmada o. K. lairr. tifii. A'vufr .ncm in, ai jjjtroit Clickener Pdlsfor s de. II. is. rbitotiitMu, Ag'r. f.ymouiinnn. Sejt 20, 185. 27yl. Isnpoi'lasit to Females. DR. CHEESEIVIAN'S PILLS. Tne combinations of ingredients in these Pills, is the result of a long and cxtensivo practice; they are mild in their operation, and certain ol restoring nature to its proper channel. In every instance have the Pills proved succesjful. The Pills invariably open those obstructions to which female are liable, nr.il brini' nature into its proper chabnM. whereby health is restored ami the pule and deathly countenance cnaiiged to a healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular; ami whenever an obstruction takes place whether from exposure, cold, or any otliT cause, the Reneral health immediately tgius to decline i and the waut of such a remedy has heen the cause of so many consumption among young females. To ladies whose health will not permit an increase of thir family, thes-i pills will prove a valuable acquisition ua they will prevent pregtiaticy. Head-ache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, loathing of food, and disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the irruption of nature; and whenever that is tin case the pills will invariably remedy til thrse evilü. Nor are they lens effincious in the cure of Leuconhce i, commonly called the 'Whites." These pills nhou'.d never be taken during pregnancy, as they would bo sure to cause a miscarriage. Warranted pnrciy Vegetable, and free (rom uylhiugiiijurious tolife or heahh. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. These Pills are put up in tqiare, flat boxes. Persons residing where there is no agency established, by inclosing one dollar in. a letter, to O. K. Tripp. Tremont House, one door from Jrfjforson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, can have them sent to their respective nddresses by return mail C L. CHEESEMAN, Proprietor, New York: 0. K. Ta:rr,T'ernoot House, general ngent for Michigan. II. D. Pershing, Agent, Plymouth, lud. Sept. 20. 1855. 27yl. tTn The highest Price lr2X Paid, in cash, for Hides and Furs, at the Clothing Store of M. A. SHL0SS. rivmoath. March 20, 1856. 52tf. CURRANTS, EAST INDIA, for sale at Hyt ROBERTS;

CHARLES A. IIUGUS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, PLYMOUTH, Marshall, County, Ind. WILL promptly attend to all business in the line.of his profession with which he may be entrusted. Office in the room fecenlly occupied by Messrs. Hodges & Porter, over Pierce's Clothing Store. Plymouth, April 3, 1830. 2yl

N DTHP. i Virrf-Tiv cirrn fhnf mv vi(V ! !Yfinv inrl m Co I ; Inrp line 1 1 . Iio. i solved p rtnersliip. agreeable to her previously i.i'. Ü "I".. f... IT.. repei'ed threats, and I shall settle no debt on her account after Ihis d le. SYLVESTER S. NASI I. May 5lh, 1S.G. 7tl NOTICC EXTRA .-Sylvester Nash h is t'rivt-n his wi e away wi'h mt nny jUHwu.eorpo.ucaii n, iw ni- wicseaesi : v 1. ! t t . , UJ', , euu.mift it. i iu i.Rc er clothes and leave. Ar er repeated thrashings rom hnn and abuse abun ant. I was compellei, lor eii-proicciioii, to s-es inner sneuer tor the present. NANCY NASH. May U, IG53. 7tr. CmS Ij IF O RjVI i : T AM BOUND TO SELL one of the best stocks of Roots and Shoe ever brought to this or any other country, at prices that will be gratifying to all. 3'cs, You icill SniU when you hear, ror mean what I say. must and will sell to rich nnd poor, old and younir, and at prices less than they can buy the stock i for, fay nothing abt ut making. The subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens of Plymouth and i-urrouuding country, tha he can and will sell one of the IS est ami lljst Substantial STOCKS OF BOOTS & SHOES ever brought to th.s or any other market. The goods h ving been bought for cash, and se.ect .1 CA'anled by mystlf !rom the hest manufacturers in eastern markets, can and will warrant them o be peri'ect ia every re pect. LT 1 will be on hand day and evening, until all are sold. Doubt not what 1 say, but if you t'o, come and judge for yourselves, and secure your chances early. Next door to the Brick Store. I am bound to sell to all Who mav favor me with a call. JOHN HASEL J ON. March 27, 18.V3. Uf SHEFFIELD'S. CHICAGO AND PRINTER'S WAREHOUSE, IVo. 13 Franklin St., CHICAGO, Illinois. fTAVING our arrangements complete to j supply all thu requisition of the trade with a eU e'e uf Presses, Type, Ink, Cliases, Cases, GALLEYS, CUTS. BORDERS. &c, A well an every other article-rtq lircd in a Newspaper, ISook, or Job 0ficc, vo are i.rcit.ired to iurinl lhe trade ou lue most liberal terms. Ofli'e entire, with everything complete, furnished without delay. Printers will lind. up n trial , th-it lhe Type of Our Own Manufacture Arc exct lied by none in the great requisites of SUPER ion, ME TA L, FINE FINISH & MOST PERFECT LETTER. Iu addition to which,- n large and diversified assortment of Type fall i-tyles. from the old and justly celebrjted Fun miry of Messrs. C. T. White & Co., Xcv York, " ut ' , I oi i' ovtcnt I. it ! liul i- tti:l n 11 f i r ' i. To Will 1 10 Ii ! I.. I : m-i I i. t. .. ... t ! u l i i . . -""- " . without ilelav. PRINTING PRESSES Of all descriptions from the wjII known manufactory of .llcssrs. K. CIoc Ä: Co., VTu be ulwav on hand, or ordere! to uit the Trade, ns Well ax tlie prcat varietvjf their FURNISHING MATERIAL, for winch their manufactory his obtained so hih a reputation. Rccgi.ks', Foster's and other Presses furaishod on order nt Manufacturer's prices. Of every description from the best tnnnufactnrers. Confiilf tit that nn other establishment iu the Njiih West can ff r the same facilities for renewing a Priut'liq Odice, we respectfully solicit a call. C. G. SHEFFIELD, Agent. O'leago, Febnnry, 180, N. B, N wqviper oflices that wish to purchase twenty-live dollars'worth of ma'eri ds m;y pn'.'Iisli tl.isatlv-rliseincnt to the aftonnt ol five j dollars, and sen-l two paper marked to Sliefi lield' (Jliicugo Type FouNilry. State oi Indiana, Sarshall Cotmtv. In the Marshall Circuit Court. CATHERINE FOX, ) rs. Complaint for Divorce. CHARLES K. FOX ) f 1HE Plaintiff in the above cause has filed in my office a complaint for divorce, and it appearing by nffi Javit that the defendant, Charles K. Fox, is a uon-resident of the State of Indiana, he is notified of the pendency of said complaint, and that the same will be heard and determined at the next term of said Court, to commence at the Court House in Plymouth on the second Monday in August, 1856. and unless he appear and plead, answer or de:i;ur thereto, thtamewilt be heard in hi absence. Attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD. Clerk, By James McFarli.-x, Deputy. March 27, 1856-1 v3 Look Here, Farmers. The Celebrated Kentucky Horse, JHX "W KEPT by Fitzgerald last season, in Plymouth, and which look the first Premium at the Agricultural, Fair of Mar. hall co-in-ly, will stand for Mares this teason in Plymouth, Fairmount, andSmith's Tavern, Michigan Koad. P. T CLIFFOilD. April 17, 15jG. Something JVcw!! 77S- THE Undersigned is not Afv partculatly part al to novel t4tAö ties, but would prefer deilin in matters of f ct. and as an evidence of it, ould jefer the good pc pie of Plymouth and vanity to ore ol" the best stocks of FAMILY GROCERIES Ever open d in this market, and having concluded to make this his permanent h nie. would respec fully invite (hem to give him a call and a trial at the late stand of Robert Rusk, one door south of Westervelt'. He itflends keeping a general assortment of everything usually f. und ia such establishment, to which he invites the especial a tsnliou of town citizens, and hopes the UF -A. IF. Br E3 & Will give him a call when they have prodnce of any kind to sell and derire to purchase Family Groceries of a choice kin 1. " The high st market price paid for Bacon, CnrnMejl, Butter, Eggs, &c, 6zc. - The.e is a g-0J Bakery connected with the esablishmeH 21, STACK. Ma 185(5'. Ttf

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But conic fo T IT 3 WHERE YOU" IVILL FIND THE ' First arrival of Nev Goods, Opened for Spraetcr Trrwlc. 130ETRY is sometimes used when the attention of the public is earnestly sought, but as Hank's ".Vasheen" is out of order at presm j ent, we" will invite you, in plain and simple I 1 . . . . I lanuae, to vail and see the STYLES. ana compare ulu ratuu wun wiiai yuu . T T" TTlT ( I P.l " 1 1 1 . you have formerly poi.1... . ; Wc intend to sell Our Goods are selected by one who has had an experience of nineteen years, which must : give him a decided advantage over those ouy "rs who are nok posted; and our customers haii have the benefit ot this experience, ;Ve Mn not niWm?t t0 enun.erate articles, I butmereiy say that we shall try to keep j j..,.,, min- Iha9 i novriori THE LAD1E.S cm find anything they wish, from a twenty dollar silk dresi to a cambric needle. T1JE GENTLEMEN" can have every Want supplied, frori the crown of the head to theso'eofthe foot. REM EM 13 ER that we are not to be undersold! Once more we ure you to come and see us at he old stand of Westervelt & Hewett. J. E. WESTERVELT & CO. May 1, 1C51. U3. Slate or Imlinua. ITInrsIinit Conn! j ss. In lie Marshall Circuit Court. David 13. Dunh m, 1 Samuel Church, jr , and Charles Cras, (Complaint to ubject t3. j reale tale to execution Nel on W. Peaon & Jo eph Pear on. j The plaintiff in the above entitled cau e, by Jamei O. Park, their Atlornev. l ave filed in J my office their complaint again t the above np, -t rrom lhe affidavit i no..i ,irain n i in .ii ufrr rr.ni e ia;e in . -I I ------ of a di intere ted per-on that t'e le"endant, Nel on W. Pearson and Joseph Pearson, arc non res'pentof the State of ndiann, they are therefore notified of the filing and pendency of id c mplaint, and that the .same will be heard and determined at the next term of the Mar hall Circ lit court, to commence on the econd Monday in .lugut, 1S,')C, and unless they appear and" plead answer or demur thereto t..e ame will be heard in their ob en e. Atte t: NEWTON R. PACKARD, April 1J. 1C5S. 4t3 Clerk. Sheriß's Sale. BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas Court, I will offer at public sale at the Court House door in the town of Plymouth, in said county, on Siturday, the "dd day of May, 1C5G. between the hours of 10 o'clock a m, and 4 o'clock p m, on said day, the rents and profits for seven years of the following de-cribed real estate situate ia said Marshall county, to wit: The west half of the south-east quarter or section 4, township 3;l north, in range one east, containing 10 acres. Also, the undivided half of the east half of the south-west quarter of section 34, town 34'range one east, co-ntaining forty acres, more or less. If said rents and profits will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution, I will at the same time and place pioceed lo sell the feesimple title to said real estate to satisfy the j same. Levied upon as the property ol Daniel Barber to satisfy said execution upo i which he, W. E. Thompson, and W. L. Piatt are replevin bail for 'omeroyö: Brother, and in favor of Samuel F. Pratt &. Co. J. L. THOMPSON, SVff. Pr. T. B. Thompson dept. April 10, 135G. 3t3 DISSOLUTION. rrJUE partnership hereto ore existing between Thos. Pryce of Laporte and N. II. Oglesbee. is thisday dissolved by mutual consent. The notes and accounts of said firm are to be paid to N. H. 0-:lesbee, and all demands against it are to be paid bv said Oglesbee. THOS. PRYCE, N. II. OGLE3BE2. Jan. 2?, 1856. Having disposed of my interest in the Brick store establishment at Plymouth, to my laie partner, N. H. Oglesbee, earnestly hope the friends and patrons who have heretofore so liberally bestowed their favors, will conliuue and increase them with the new firm. TUOS. PdVCE. Jan 31, 1806. 4Ctff. r piIOSE indebted toN. II. Oglesbee & Co. I are respectfully requested to call and pay up in whole or in part by the 1st day of April next. We hope our friends will not pass this call unheeded, but make an effort to pay up in part, at least. N. II. OGLESBEE & Co. Feb. 21, 185G. 47 if. (Crliare Chance.JDÖ The undersigned wishes to sella handsome and improved little A few miles from Maxinkukee Lake, and west of Jas. Houghton's neighborhood, and lying in Starke county, Ind. Vt co itains forty ecres all under fence, and thirty cleared, with a good hewed log louse, well, and a flourishing young orchard. There are also two 80 acre lots adjoining it, now offered for sale, which, together with the improved forty, would make a very desirable farm. Price 000, cash. JAPHETII OSBORN. Jan 31, 13"ß. - 4fim-3. Invitation.ALL PERSONS having unselt led accounts upon my book, for services rendered previous to the first o" January, 136, are hereby invited to call and setfe, by note or otherwise, between this jnd the tenth day of April next, as shall be obliged to place my accounts in tbe hands of others lor collectiona'ter that date. ANY ONE uuible to pay Doctor-bill will plet'e call and get a receipt. Thankiul for past confidence and favors, solicit a continuance of the same. BENJ. A G ROVER. Maxiakuckee Lake, March 26, 18i6. 2:f TTATHAIPwON, for the Hair, a fresh ROBERTS. supply ree'dat Guirdian Sale of Real Estate. IN pursuance of an order of the Marshall Common Pleas Court, made at its April term A. D. 1E5:, the undersigned, guardian of the person and estae of Margaret Judia, win r heir of Martin ßailey, dt-censci, will offer for priva'e sale on and aler the 2d day af June next the folloyiug described ral estate belonging to s ud ward, lö-wit. Commencing at a point fifteen chains and fifty links west of the nonh east coma of the west half of the outh west quarter of secion number (13) thirteen, township number (33) thirty three, north of range (1) one east, on the nor h line of said wrest hilf: running thence east 5een chains and sixty fui link, ihence

south parallel with the tast line of sail west"! For Sale Enquire at the Brick Store. half to the margin of Twin lake n the north! Fe"b 21, 1851. . 47tf. east corner of the north west traction of s c- ' ' tion nui.ber twenty four, then- e south wester- v ISlatllC Deeds A new supply of ly along the margin of. said lake to a po nt j the most approved form, just printed on good south of the starting point, thence north par-J white paper, and lor sale at the Banner office allel with the eau line last mentioned, and ! either by the quire or single copy. -seven chains and sixty four links di-ta it to "-.ILSQJ)" .; the place of begi ming; coatainng thirty iwj "D L A N K NOTES. Of an approved 31100 acres. Aj praised fX 8C5Ö, and will JD forn, for sale at this office, r not be cold ibr a less snni. j : : r paul judia, Guardian. Cerenadin? Canes, for al MayS 1535. 6t3 & ;t , ; w v ROBERTS.

E. A. TUOMFSOM llTSJr FIRM, Great Excitement. - J H i J'i.'ya . v . . . I HiJOlfSinfi UcalCl'S 111 UrilSTS. itltÖli ll J i eines ana groceries. " VARIETY is said to be the spice of Life, W ' 1 1 l : r V and this is all proper enough, it confined with'n proper limits. The .subscribers having recently assoc.aled lvnrrc Ar Trfl l f noo JWk t-lo YjLJLIllia, Of all kinds, Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuff, Glass and Glassware, Surgical Instruments, Patent and Eclectic Medicines, Brushes, Sash, Var nishe?. Groceries of all kinds. Tovs, Boo'iS. Stationery, andaeneral assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS, All of which will be sold at the lowest living prices for cash and approved proJuce. Pershing & Thon:p on sensible of the fa vors hcreiofore received at the hands if the citizens of Marshall Counitfo Tender their thanks for past favors, and ro - licit a continuance of their confidence. We are determined to make thetr interests our interests. ttrWe warrant all goods sold by us to le what we represent them. Call at the old stand of II. B. Pcrshin-. March 20. 185G. 52 tf. John has Gone Down A CCORDING to ,o ne predicts, heretoJf.. fire niu.de by my waru:e-t frieud. Bi;t it is ouiy MPoivn Cellar! where I wns sin', I suppose, to starve. Thorr is nol!ii;:g hero buL Brandy, Whisky. A'e, Lcmonnde, Apple., Coiled Ham, Egg. Sirdincs. Pies, K- nt. Hot Coffee. M ish and Milk, Cats'ip, Pigs Fe it, Tripe, Dry Venison uid Beef,T.ni:too., Peaches. Green Corn, Tonpies, Sa'maj;indi, Ciecsr, and a lew such things ai . down cellar where they are trying to lue- me to starve. About the time I went down, one of my Shanghai hem went up. Somebody says they will put me in ?ail be cause sell liquor in the ceil ir. S me siy it is a GrocerySaloon. Some 7?fsrorativ. Not so, for have no rest iuit. ijcjooo w jn't do, for 1 have to trot all day. I'll call it the Bbboou. C dl and see him. Young ir.r.n, JOHN, THE BUTCIIEIL Wayne Engine Ä'CFWorks. Fort Wayne, Indiana. fiTIlE Subscribers, Proproprietors of the J. tbove v.vrks, manufactur Stationary Engines, RAILROAD CARS, MACHINERY, agricultural Implements and Castings, of every description. Thev call special attention to their STATIONARY ENGINES. Having adopted the Latest and Best Improvements, a'nd using the best material ond the greatest care in their manufacture, their Engines are regarded as the most superior in use. They furnish to order Of any Required Poorer & Size. For Flour anil Saw HIIs OR MACHINE SHOPS. Their works si uate ADJOXING THE RALKOAD DEPOTS, with immediate connection with the CANAL, enable them to deliver their work with facility and dispatch. JONES, BASS & CO. N. B. "iVe are nlso prepared to furnish the superior Steam Eoilcrs manufactured at this place hy Neil McLachlai & Co. CnjoO J., B. if Co. 1,800 xlcres Land for 5 J3L. JSL TfIIE following Lands situate in Maishall I county, Indiana, are now offered FOR SlIiIS9 Either as a whole or in separate lots, and on liberal te ms7"v:z: m W i of n e i J SeX'ne M i Sec. 31, town 34 range I east & the s e ) The n v ne 4 ) 6i n e 4ofn wj ) N e of s w V Jofseji N w i Eiofne M Se M I &eof8v4S N w of sec and w i of s e i

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UApp ications to purchase, accompanied by propositions, will be gladly received and promptly attended to when addressed to E. A. WALES. Detroit, Mich. Feb. 21, 1S33. 47tf. J. B. D00LITTLE, M. D., Eclcclic Physician, Licentiate of the New York Medical Solely; also, Honorary member and Graduate ot the Metropolitan Medical College otthe Uity of New York, would inform the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity, that he ia prepared to attend to all call in his profession. Office at his residence on Michigan street, iu the Vinnedpe block, Plymouth. Sept. 6, 185.'). 23lf. rjlRf ANGLES for sle at ROBECTS, 17yl. OF ALL KINDS Sugar as low as 9cts. per pound, to be found at the Brick Store, oct 25, 185 5 32- & Tobacco, the best in the ROBERTS. city, at BOOKS, BOOKS. Arlizan and Mechanic's Hand Books, Pickwick Club. D dd's Horse Doctor, Thinks I to myself, Crotchet Work, Dwight's Mythology, Spencer's Egypt. Wood fall's Junius. For sale at July 12, 1855. ROBERTS. 17yl gflD

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Ziidepentleiit in a!I tlsiii; 1 Fcllcrcd by no party trnmmtls, Türkis cr ?flfhit iniXiicr.ccs fcchliEg t&crru ihr puLlic gcci: EXTEND ITS CAREER! The .IHa YolKSUC f the Plytr.cuth 'Wttkly Rannei will I e co rmenccd immediately after the exnirntion of the nrereut I - 1 volume, and althouch it lias at pre evt a t ermanent living patronage, it if; the ainifnu de sire of its proprietor to mcreare iU circulutiou an,i .,f.f,örha. j jn a few i-eeks more, wc shall comrncc 'hn,;,,! ,rnf ar rnnn(.,.i;An ii!, t.:. 11, illlU Ullllol V ."t',IV I IU.-) 1 ...KM,., , ..-, 41. Io ' opportunity to ret-.irn our warmest ll.rnki n ; those wlio haa? manifested an niif.il r:,. .eivotion in its prosperity, we appeai to t!;cn;.-.t the same time, to contir.Tje tV.-ir cxrl'.-."ö j extending th; circutatioa oi the paper ai i.s ' advert'sinL' patronn-e. . As heretofore the Banncrwill occrpv rn In-. dependent position upon .11 topics v. ! i'-!i " y agitate the public mii.dlerv "r its ccin"clor free to vote as his o'.vn disr :i n irtate; aiid when parties gel npoi; o;,r ... . we will Fiistnin them, r.pd whci ') -v i.."'1 ' : -i ; it we will ns promptly and i 1 1 .' tl;sm. AVo are, cousciL-ntionrTy e ;th3 extension of slavery bejoml : limits, and would gladly fee i j where it now exists; b-t we a;c J lis oppo.seu 10 T.üe use o: nigral mm ü.-.i: i means to acconiplirih V- ese ends. We f ' out wiih no one for diflerifj? with i:jujo.i ubjects. and ieel justifiable in cxnectm" t .-. same liberality at the liam;i of o'.' ers. Both in ci:r social s;:d political ii. citc;::. t with our friends, ve have doutuiij erreo we know we have, and wJ-o Nas not? W nil: i our faults may lie of one chaT.ic'er an i ', of our neighbors prtakin cf another, rhnrij V iiid k:r.;;:v:.; ' " ;-,- ply the esrcniial rc.;eJy: ? n-l .o ur n; .- are concerned care!sss abo- spec ' ;?. . -res e shail ir.f-e--on'.ly s'.n'? a a-::.. ! error. W l.en la is is io.:e. rrt-co.i' .. :j "- cmiesmay bark and ho-.l at ovr.m. i. they mire and rol i:i lUir nativ',' f,lt!v ' It is a p!e?.rjr? t.i Vt:vc t' j ;;o , Vi ' vi patronage cf every orre, unless if : -: i . :. purchased at loo rrest a sacrifice; hutwvr ' ever Maced toe hi?h an csiiniuli. u:-o;: ;i.o sad bbeial inhabitants of Nu. .;, en: In-., j 0 believe that there are v:iy d : number requiring that ücenf. e. The terms of the paper will be as hrrctofv i and by the aid and exertion of cur fri-. n.'.c. hope to commence the 5ih volume o. li e Wvmouth Banner with an increased tiaul s'io.j; and surely, in view of the flattern? r"v..r: of our town, nnd the increased ;.iciiiti-s lI-, are just at the very doors of our m.-rcautil laboring and Agricultural cIjsjcs, in the way of Railroad audother i:iipr-)veme:its o.r whi? a the Banner has ever btsu the hrrn i"r:c-: J we mav reasonably expect the re.ili.:aäo;; of our wishes. WM. J. BLRNi. Editor öc ''r-v neto;. riyrnouth, Feb.j4, 165 New Bin n Us. Deed.-, Mort3ogi.i a-X Quit Claimsof an approved r.hortform, at:?; a: a very short price, art for sale at this cc. Also Blank Notes neatly urinted and for sale at the came place. UST RECEIVED at the B.ick Slore, a lot cf Winter Slsnwls. Csll and get one before they are all gone, ott 2", V-o r!" ZEPHYR HOODS, LARGE and SmaP. Co in fori-of different kinds lo be had at the Brick Lo.. oct 2: K" nifc Sharpeners, Somt thine new ROBEltrs. at AT THE BRICK STORE, ÄT OHO Of the Laporte and VlymV"'U"UoDtb r;;!d Road Money, for which v.-ill be given in tÄcha-'ge, GooJi ui the very 1-jwest cash prices. N. II.OGI.CSCEEÄ- CoMiv31,lG5. lltf. M J i ' m - ' 3 r -rim. m w m TAXUFACTCP.ER and wholesale Denier lYjL in Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Miller's washing compound and Starch Polish. Germ:n Green Salve, Thermometers, Can .lied Spices. Chewing Gum, Cicar?, kc. T.cmont House, one dor from Jefferson Avenue. Detroit, Michiga.t. fcep0,'05-27yl. General Land Agent OF THE CINCINNA1, Peru aid Chicago Railway. Company, forlbe Fale of L 111.I in l.ioortc? St. Joseph, Marshall, Fa'ton, Miami and Grant counties, in the State of udiana; wiil also ultend to selling and purchasing Lind. an I lir paymeut of Taxes, ii all the above me-.tioned countie?, or for any otlier persons who may have business ofthat kind to do. references: W. C Ilinna, Laporte, nd A. L. Wheeier, Plvnioic.b, J cob S, C liter, New York, , . Thos. M.-DjuuW, PJyra .uth, " T.. J. Brw.i, R jchester, " Jesse Hirgins, Peru, ' i'lymouth, lud.', Feb. 21, 18:.6. 43if. MY RESPECTS. WILL all those who a;e indebted to rae please call and set le their li:tle account', as am s -rely oppres ed onacc junv of some bad bargains heretofore ma le with bad ergs. I am now trying to do business 0:1 my own book, nnd want ail she dinici I can get. if they are justly due me. nOBERT RUSK. March C, 183G-3w3a ifPISW ISOOJtC JUST RECEIVED. Our world. Cone Cut Corncrsi Star Papers, Iew York Naked, The Watchman, Bell Smith Abroad,Stare of the Lamp, Lieut, Maury's Geography of the Sea, Life of Bill Poole, Grace Lee, Summer Lands, Susan, Kansas and Nebraska, Wolfert's Roost, - Parish Side, Our Parish, A Long Look Ahead, Cuba, Life Sam Houston, at ROBERTS'' July 12. 1S53. I7yl. AT the Brick Store, Butter, Egs, Te'Iovr, Beeswax, Kags, Deer Skins To mr.ke a long story short ?lmost all kiudi of Produce vill betaken in exchange for Goods, at fair prices. N. II. OGLESBEE & Co. oct 25, 1S35 32WTOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, a fresh supply, for sale al ROBERTS qaport, July r2, 1S35. - 17yl. nnnBUSHELswKEATu:aT. jJfJJVJ ted at the Brick Store, icr. which the highest market price will be paid 1.1 cash. Oft 23, 1S55- U2tf. To Sign Painters Ac An as ort mentof Japanned Tins, iuit,.b!e (ozsif npain-" ters for sale hy. C. ß. R0B1.KTS. August 3, 1531. ; -