Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 5, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 August 1856 — Page 3

THE BANNER

(CTExtra copies ol the Banner, In wrappers, ready for mailing, maybe bad at the office for 3 cents each. ltcpubllciii Coanty Ticket. For Sheriff. T. B. THOMPSON. County Treasurer. HEZEKIAH R. PERSUING Commissioners, bist. No 2-J. L. WESTERVELt, 3-GEO. H.THAYER. For Coroner. G. P. CHERRY. For Surveyor, OLIVER W. MORRIS. Notes and accounts due this office have been deposited for settlement with the followin? persons, and as fast as we can make sat-1 isfactory arrangements the same plan will be adopted at other places: John Zehnsr, Wolf Creek Mdls. E. Moo a, Esq., Union Town. IVasu. Tcttlk, Lycurgus. Printers A Rare Chance! To a good practical printer one competent to take entire control of a Republican Newspaper an unusual "fat take'! is now offered in this office. The subscription list now numbers near six hundred, and the papeT has a liberal advertising pitronage. The office can be purchased on easy terms, or a good and permanent sit" may be secured by a competeut applicant. Address Banner office, Plymouth, Ind. (X50ur exchanges will please notice. C02EECTED WEEKLY. The following, furnished by Mr. John Woolley for the ndianapolis papers, is a list of all the Banks of the State of Indiana doing a legitimate business and having a regular ba nkin house: . Bank of North America, Clinton. Bank of Indiana, Michigan City. Biookville bank, Brookville. Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse. do Elkhart, Klkhat. do Paoli, Paoli. do Goshen, Goshendo Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon. do Salem, Salem. do The Capitol, ndianapolis. do Warsaw, Warsaw. do Monticello, Monticello. Canal bank of Evansville, Evansville. descent City bank, do. Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City. Central bank, Indianapolis. Payette county bank, Connersville. Fanners' bank, Westfield. firamercy bank Lafayette. Hoosier bank, Logan sport. Indiana bank, Madison. Indiana Stock bank, Laporte. Kentucky Stock bank, Columbns. Huntington county bank, Huntington. Lagranse bank, Lima. Merchants & Mechanics' bar.k, New Albany. Bloomington bank, Bloomingtoa. Exchange bank, Gtrencastle. ndiana Farmen hank, Franklin. Sarke County bank. Rockville. Southern bank of Indiana, 1 erre Haute. Tippecanoe bank Logansport. Prairie City bank, Terre iaute. Salem bank, Salem. Shawnee bank. Attica. Savings bank of ndiana. Connenviile. Traders bank, ndianapolis. Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo. ICrFor the future we shall omit those that re not current, as there are about as many prices upon their issues as there are shaving hops to issue them. i - i Mia aBa""""" The Canvass, A number of our subscribers are for the canvas only. TisS canvass terms are advance pay invariably, and those who have not yet complied, would do well to see to if immediately if they wish the paper continued. NEVER, NEVER Light your candle and put it under a bushel, nd if you wish to consult the THOUSANDS, In the Plymouth Banner. ======= Accident.—On Thursday evening last, Mr. Jno. Woodward & his brother, & Mrs. Halsey and Mrs. Coffey, were thrown from a buggy on Michigan street, and all more or less injured; but we believe none of then dangerously. Mrs. Coffey is still confined to her bed from the wounds she received, but is recovering. ======= The cars of the Laporte and Plymouth Railroad will make their stoppings in a few days, at the depot grounds of of [sic] the Fort Wayne and Chicago road. The track from the present landing, is but a few rods west of the town seminary, and is now nearly completed. ======= Fornitnrt. The Messrs. Farghers of Laporte, are offering to our citizens rare inducements in the Furniture line. See their card, and give them a call. They certainly have a splendid establishment. The bridge across Yellow River, at this place, is progressing finely, and promises to l)e a substantial affair. The August term of the Marshall circuit court closed its sessions last week. One delegate trn sent to the Penitentiary foi trro years. lie was convicted ofgrand larceny. S"L A few more of the popular Fremont and Dayton Songs, are yet at this office for distribution. Give 'im Jessie. One of our best na tured readers was just in time, blest with his first heir and sure enough its name is Jessie. AErishtEiaaplc. Many years ago, m an obscure country chool in Massachusetts, an humble conscientious boy was to be seen; and it was evident to all that he was beginning to act and thirst for some intellectual good. ITe was alive to knowledge. Next we ess hid pat forth on foot to settle in a remote town in that State, and pursue his fortunes there as a shoemaker, his tools being carefully sent on before him. In short time he is in business in the rest of county surveyor for Litchfield county, being the ' mos.t accomplished

mathematician in that section of the Stale. Before he is twenty-fite years of age, we fiind him supplying the astronomical matter of an almanac in New York. Next he is admitted to the bar, a self-fitted lawytr. Now he is on the bench of the Supreme Court. Next he becomes a member of the Continental Congress Then he is a member of the Committee of six to frame the Declaration of Independence.He continued a member of Congress for nearly twenty ye-ars, and was acknowledged to be one of the most useful men and wisest counsellors in Ihe land. At lenght having discharged every office with perfect ability, and honored in his iphere. he died regretted and loved by Stale and cation. That man was Rooeb Shebmas. We . take particular satisfaction now and then, in chronicling the career of these self made men and holding them up ns bright examples for

ihe youth of our lime lo follow. It is the best service a journalist can perform for the good of the rising generation. ' PßCCLAMTMlMHrTpRESlDDiT. There was a meeting of the Cabinet at Washington, August 18ih, when the President determined upon issuing the following Proclamation. Vherefc5, hostilities exist with various Iadian tribes on the remote frontiers of the United States, and whilst in other respects the public peace is seriously threatened. Congress hasadjourned without granting the neces sary supplies for the army, depriving ihe Executive of the power to perform his duty in relation to the common defence and security, and as an extraordinary oc casion has thus arisen for assembling the two Houses of Congress, 1 do, therefore, by this proclamation convene the said Houses to meet nt the Capitol in the city of Washington, Thursday, 21st day ol August, hereby requiring the respective Senators and Representatives then and there lo assemble and consult and deter mine on such measures as the stale of the Union may require. In testimony whereof I have caused tho seal of the United States to be hereto affixed nnd signed with my hand. Done at the city ol Washington, this 18th day of August, in the year of our Lord, lS5f and cf the Iodpendence of the United Stales the SOth. Fbasklis Tierce. By order of W. L. Mabcy. Secretary of State. -..- The Nashville Banner says: In our thirty years editorial experience we can with truth say we never knew the leaders and orgies of any party in as horrible a Gx as are the leaders nnd orgnns of the Democratic party in Tennesseo at this present writing. Sinking, fas', sinking uudcr the unbearable weight of Mr. Buc hanan, the woy they squat r-quir.n, wriggle and twist, and catch at straws, is "t caution," It is charged that Bally lircoks and Keilt hate made each eight hundred dollars ia constructive mileage, by their resignation and re-election; they, mean while, lying off at the Springs. That will pay for knocking on th head sev eral Senators, at three hundred dollars a piece, the price that the Washington slave court charged for stunning Sumner. "The man must be a prodigy who can retain hU manners and morals tindepraved by such circumstances, (the cemmerer between master and slave,) And with what execration should the statesman be loaded, who, permiting one half the citizens thus to trample on the rights ol the other transforms thoso into despots and these into enemies; destroys the morals of one part and the amor patriee of the other. Thomas Jefferson. (communicated. DIED in Plymouth, August 24th, 1856, Francis C. Hawkins, son of T. R. and P. Hawkins, aged six years and 4 months. Our hearts are full o?" sorrow, Hut we cannot mourn for thee. For we know that thou art happy, And from every sorrow freö. Thy S'ifferinrrs now nre over. Thine earthly labors done; Thy pilrimase is ended , Thy victory is Woo. - " Thou hast left a world of sorrow, Thou hast gained a world of rst, Where the wicked cease from troubling, And the weary are at rest. New &dutrttscmcnts Pocket Book Found. A Pocket Book containing some money and papers, was found by the subscriber on the road leading from Plymouth to South Bend, on the lüth inst. The owner can have the same by identifying itani paying for this advertisement. Call at the Post office at Fairmo mt, In d. aug 28, 1S55. LEVI CRIM, P. M. WM. FARGHER, JR. THOMAS FAtGlIER. U V T. F.1IZG HER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers AND MANUFACTURE its OF Cabinet Furniture, Matresses, Chairs, Iockingr Glasses, Ac. West Main street, opposite the Court House, Laporte, Indiana. N. B Go ds packed at short notice. August 23, 1856. - 21yl. Come to the Brick store, WHERE yo-i will find goods or all krnds suited to this market, hich will be sold at very low prices for ready pay. 8 AT THE BRICK STORE. LUMBER, SQUARE TIMBER, PRODUCE of a'rnost all kinks, for which will le given in exchange goods at the very lowest prices. 8tf New Blanks. Deeds, Mortgages and Quit Claims of an approved shortform, and at a veryaWr price, are for sale at this oflice. Also Blank Notes neatly orinted and for sale at the same place. " K life Sharpeners, Somethine new ROBERTS'. at FAMILY BIBLES, a now supply at I5y, ROBERTS'

The La v of Newspapers Patrons will observe the following "law of newspapers:" 1. Subscribers, who do not give express notice lo the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue their subscription. 1. If subscribers order a discontinuance of their papers, the publishermay, notwithstanding, continue to send theranntil all arrearages are paid.

iheir raners from the office to n-hich thev are i ,i; H0;ft,,w,;ni;nn,.Ant;n,iA nnl tl.P tc. cnnn.iM ..ntil ihp rlntpr's hill is settied aud the paper is ordered to be disconlinu .vTu....v " - t"-- - j :nT ed. 4. f subscribers remove without inform the publisher, for the paper cutinued to their old address they are responsible. n addit;on to the above, the Courts have , decided that refusing to take fro n the ofli;e or , leaving uncalled-for, a paper on which arrearages are due, PRMA FAÜA evidence o: intent to defraud. O. FOR A LODGE IN SOME VAST WILDERNESS." Si t, it h undoubtedly the exclamation which thousands, who are borne down by the arduous duties which mnst be performed even under the rays of a burning mid-summer sun, are sure to make; but these du.ies are performed frequency at the serious risk of health if not life itseK, unless the proper precautions nre taken to prevent the bad effecU so easily generated by imprudent exposure. Carter's Spanish Mixture, the unrivalled Purifier of the Blood, possesses in a remarkable degree the coding and purifying influence over the system so necessary in such ca es. Iis singular power over the Blood, its penile tonic action on the Liver. it strengthening, vivifying and invigoratingqual Hie-, its known tendencyt o prevent disease by expelling all humors :rom the Blood, and ridding the system of poisonous infection, has gained for it a place among the highest disco eries of medical science, It is a positive cure for Scrofula, Fever and Ague, Liver Disease, the effects of Mercury, and all fuca ui eases, as thousands who nave used it have grateful cause to know. The trial of a bottle will satisfy any who may be unacquaintel with its effects. A SERIOUS TALK. We wish to impress it on the people of this rapidly growing countiy, many of whom ore beating about tbe'.r bodies the seeds of discave whic'i mar in time develope itself in the foTm of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Fyphills, Mercurial affections, or other kindred di eases, which when they get fast hold of the system soon leaves the constitutl n but a shattered Wi eck, that among all the me licines jet knovn, Carter's Spanish Mixture is the only positive and un'ajling Purifier of the Blood containing neither mercury, Jrenic. Opium, or any other dangerous drug or noxious herb, so generally used in such cases. Vt s'ill possesses a p v er over the blood, renJering it pure and healthy which before its discovery w.is of all otheis the thing be desired. It cures Scroubi, Rheumatism, Syphilis. Fever and Ague, and all that class of diseases, by expelling from the Blood all impurities which clog and disturb the correct action of the system. More than a t .ousand such cases have been permanently and radically cured by its use. and we take pleasure in extending it field ol niefulness by advising our friend to try it. I.ivrr Complaint and Dyspepsia. THOMAS l.ATÜHFOR s.iy.: Covicro?c, Ohio, Dec. 27, 1S33. My wife liiis betn jifiVcted with tho Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia for a number of year., during which time I have spent a great de:il fer doctoring, but ehe ri ccned very little ber.o fit then firm, nnd finally the iloctors said rhv coi.H not be circd. L:istfpring she concluded totiy IIjoJIjiicTm German Bitters; she took two Lottie., and ever since taking them slie uai leeii uble to attend to her businesa. I have sold qiite a tumiber of bottles through, her recommendation, nnd a9 far as I can Icar i, li has givth satisfaction to all." Sie advertisement. Hoof laml's Gcruiaii Bitters. Certificate of Ralph Lute, Esq., Editor "Spirit of Times,'' Ironton, Ohio. lRONTO, October 30, 1CV1. Dr.C. Mt Jackson D--ar Sir The Bitters aro ia great demand here. In addition to the qjautity sold by Moxleyfy Barber, your agent., the two other stores si ll more of iln rn than any other medicine I find they ar much med by convalescent fever patients to rebuild their broken constitutions 1 have used during the last summer; in my own family, four buttle. They were recommedml to u;e first by a neighbor nta. time when my system wan much debilitated from the effects of a severe DMious Ve cr. They gave me an Appetite and restored a tone and vigor to my whole system. In one of the September numbers of in v paper I related my experience of the gt;bd effects of the Bittere, since which tim ; they Lave had a large sale, aud nave now become the Standard medi cine in this vicinity. In conclusion I would Say that I feet great pleasure iu giving you this testimony of the val ue and success ot your preparation. Respectfully, yours, E ALPI1 LUTE. See advertisement. ijlml. DaHcj's SJagical Pain Extractor. The jxeat-auJ principal chaiacteristics of Daliey Jligical Tain Extractor consist Int. Of its never-failing and uniqne property, as soon as applied to any external injury, to check iiiil imation instantly and rapidly to reduce it. This feature constitutes its great power to alleviate the pain of burns and scalds, and of other rainlul disc irereUiniy short a .pitenttiine, and as will appear from the few testimonials hereunto annexed. Every iKtelligeut mind is fully aware that, in all cases of ex ternal nmiry.the pain is prod-iced by inflama tion ol the injured partj aud therefore if yoU re move t lie cause, the cited must cease. 2d. It purificative properties neutralize the poison that may lurk in the system, and will, when applied to the sores draw readily nil im p-ire matter lo tne snnace, nnd eject ithence the ere it discharge it produces from sores occasioned by bnrus -tvud when applied to old and inveterate sores, Silt Rheuin, or other cutaneous diseases. Each box of genuine Ddley's Pain Extractor hns upon it a Steele Plate Engraved Label with the signature of O. V. Click ener & Co., proprietors, and Henry Dillet nianulacturer. All others are counterfeit. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the United Statesand Cmada. 0. K. Trift. Gen. Ag't tor Michigan, at Detroit Clickener Pdls for sale. H. B. PEKSI11NG, Ag't. Plymouth Ind. Sept 20, 18-55. 27yl. Important to r-cmalcsT DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combinations of ingredient in thcie Pills, is the result of a long nd extensiv, prac-, nee; uiey are mua in uieir operation, and certain of restoring nature to its rropcr channel. In every instance have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably open those ob structions to which females are liable, and bring nature into its proper chahnel.'wbereby health is restored and the pale and deathly countenance changed to a healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause, the general health immediately begins to decline and the want of such a remedy has been the cause of so many consumptions among young females. To ladies whose health will not permit an increase of their family, the pills will prove a valuable acquisition as they will prevent pregnancy. Head ache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, loathing of food, and disturbed sleep, do most always arise from tho irruption of nature; and whenever that is th case the pills will invariably remedy all these evils. Nor are they less efiicacious in theenre of Leucorrhoea, commonly called the 'Whites," These pills should never be taken during pregnancy, as they would bo sure to cause a

These Pill arc put up in fq-iare, 11 it boxes. Persons residing where there is no agency established, b) inclosing one dollar in a letter, to O. K. Tripp. Tremont House, oue door from Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, can have theinsentto their respective addresses lv return mail C. L. CHEESEMAN, Proprietor, New Yifci O. K. TRtrr,TYemont House, general agent for Michigan. H. B. Pershing, Agent, Plymouth, Ind. Sept. 20. 1853. ?7yl.

F. Urown's Essence ok Jamaica Gingex. Tins is truly a family medicine; nt tin. season. when atlettious of the stomach am Dowels are o common, t.o lauiiiy, individual, or traveler should be without it. It is peculiarly effica cioiis in summer complaints of chil Iren, nnd is known nnd prescribed by the medical faculty Sro nuveriisemem. miscarriage. Warranted pnreiy Vegetable, nnd free from unythinginiurious to life or health. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. OF a Good quality, and warranted toperform well For sale nt Plymouth by Jar?. Elliott. Aug. 21, 18.-,0. ISAAC BARLOW. :otf. After a general look through the west, I have concluded to locate in Mason Cily, Cerre Gordo county, Iowa, and will leave Plymouth for that point about the 20th of Sept. next Mason City being in the immediate vicinity t of the best Public Lands, feel confident that I can select such lauds as will increase in value r0 lo 100 per cent annually. Those wishing to invest money in this way, or having lund warrants they wish located, will, find it to their interests to give me a call soon. The highest cash price paid fei Land Warrants. Persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of Hodges & Porter, or me personally, are invited to call on me and ettle up. C. A. Hugus Esq., is authorized to transact bus'nes forme in my absence. JOHN PORTER. Aug. 21, 1S56. 0U. TO NON RESIDENTS. TVTOTiCE u hiTe'bv given that the u:idcr--Li ned with the co n. tv surveyor, will, ou ti e Cthday of Sptr. JSS, at 10 o'clock a tn. on S.dd day, proceed to survey and locate he cormrs of their land, in sections 19 & 20 town 32, Tange 2 west, and sections 13 & 11 town 32, ru'g 3 west, in S'arke county; To meet at the premises t;t 10 o'clock o:i sai 1 day, and co..tinu-' from day tu day until all is lin-ii-he 1. Non residents who fail toineetthe Surveyor at the time it place above mentioned, . defray or provide for defraying theirportion of the ex peuse of said urvey, will be returned to the County Auditor of said county, and such delinoueijcv placed on the tax duplicate and collect cd by'lu w. LEWI S POW ERS, AAKON LAIN. Aug.2l, ir3fi. 20 3. A Special Request! WE are going to open a new set of Rooks ou tho first day of September next, (our old books being about filled up) and particularly request those having accouts that are not settled, to call and settle as soon as possible. We want to make a short ob i f it, if possible. N w friend?, don't neglect lo call the first opportunity, it you please. 2i.U. OQLESBEE & CO. J.ilv 31. 13"6. 18tf. C. M. RICHMOND, Physician A Surgeon TYNER CITY, Will promptly and faithfully attend to all business entrusted lo Lis care. July 24. 1S56. iMf. TAPAXED WAKE, a neat as sorlment at It M. BHOWN'S. July 21. 17tf THE GOVERNOR. A superior Elevated Oven Cook Stove, that can be had only at It M Brown's. July 21. 183C. ntf. JENKINS' BEST Foil TcI, wsrran betid ortmoney refunded, for sale at rEBSMNG &. THOMPSON'S. July 21, lcöü. lrtf. &crci2adiiisr Canes, for eale at ROBERTS. Cheese toän's Pills, rpHE True source of Health in the Fe- - male Constitution. "Just received and for sale by PERSUING & THOMPSON. Aug. 7, 1S3G. l!)tf. Still in the Shop. JOITtf GIPI2, An old and tried friend in the BOOT AN b SHOE Manufactory, would inform his old friends and customers that he has no disposition to desert theni or slight their work for any consideration, but is ready as ever lo make good and re liable custom made work to order; and whilst he tenders his thanks for part patronai ne solicits a continuance of tboir favors Ready mal worx always on hand at his Shop, eat of the Court House. Aug. 7, 1855. l?tf. "jlV wife A iuB daugee has abandoned me XvJL without cause or provocation, nnd has left a g od home ngiinst iny will, nnd where am willing to treat her well nnd furnish her with all ilia, is necessary for her comfort and convenience, and where I have solicited .her to return, do notfeeljcalled upon to furnish her elsewhere, and therefore 11 persons are notified to not trust, furnish or harbor her on my refponM'jility, and shall refuse payment of all claims for debts contracted by her. and resist mem ro me last. ENOCH BfiLANGEE. Aug. 7, 185G. ' I9i3. QOLDEN SYRUP, of a superior qual'i ty, at PERsiyo Sc THOMfscxs. For sale by Persuing & Tnoürsox. July 51, 1856.' 17 tf. TRIANGLES for sale at ROBESTS. 17yl. S hereby given, to all whom it may concern, . that from and after this lfith day or May. lö-io, i win pay no üeüts contracted bv m wife, Barbara Huff CHARLES HUFF: German townshrp, Marshall countv. ind. May 16, 185G. Otf. ifjars ä Tobacco, the best in the Vy city, at ROBERTS. Sperm Caudles for sale by G. B. ROBERTS. A cash. Lot of Buckskin and wollen Gloves at the Brick Store, to be sold cheap for oct 2532EXjSUJOS. For sale or rent at the Old Line Book Store. Laporte. G. B. Roberts. THE world of Science, art and Industry, illustrated by rx ample in the New York Exhibition of 18ü:)-4, fjrsnleby jnly 3. 185G. G. B. Roberts. To be found at the Brick Store, a large S'ock of Summer Hats. which will be so'd at prices never before equaled in Plymouth fox cheapness, d I

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v.l - ' - - : THE undersigned takes this method of informing the citizeus ol Plymouth and surrounding country, that he has conimeuCcd the abt.ve business in Plymouth.where he keeps on hand an assortment cf Crane & B.Ted's . ßletalic Burial Gases; Also, Wooden Coffins of all descriptions ready made. I will be prepared to attend to all calls, with uhenrse soon. Chain Pumps. am prepared to pnt up Chain Pump, with njK-.iwrpil "5f..mH; Tuliiup. warranted to e;ve sati.fation. A- BOYD. July .'J I, 183C. 18 t. ldntimstrator's Sale. NOTCE is hereby given that the nndersiened, Administrator of the estate of Jacob K. Hupp deceased, will offer for rale at public outciy at the Court House door ia Plymouth. Marshall County, ndiana, on Saturday, September 13, 1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock a m, and 4 o'clock pm, on said day, the undivided two thirds part of the north east quarter of the north west quarter of section twenty, townshfp thirty-three north, of range two e ist, belonLMiiir to the estate of Jacob K. llunp, deceased, and ir not so sold, will there offer a ' the rame at private sale. TERMS OF SALE One third cash in hand, and the balance on a credit of six and twelve months, taking notes Tor the deferred payments, waiving valuation and appraisment laws, and a morUasre on. said land to secure the same. w " JOHN GIBSON, Adm'r. Aug. 7, 18öß. 19t4. 'm ii luunaiu vj w i aim wuai Duutd aim uiiucöj u lu "W ESTER V E LT'3 . AHBES' FINE GAITER and MOrocco Boots, at WEST ERVE LT S. ohU'll Swiip, at Chicago sale pricesat WEST ERVE wholeELT'S. X 7J. Grcthcr. Physician & Surgeon, Will promptly attend to all calls d?iy or niiiht, whenever his services may be required. Office at home, in the first house north of L. firiflin's on Michigan street, Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana. N. B. To Germans I can talk German. July 17, 185G. ir.tf. NEW GOODS AT THE Pennsylvania store, Tippecanoetown, Ind. nnilE subscribers have just returned from the JL Eastern market?, and are now prepared to eh;bit and sell to the citizens of Tippecanoe township and surrounding country, one of tlie best selected stocks of A cener d assortment of Groceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Queensa-are, and everything usually kept m country stores, that has ever been offered in this market. As we have purchased exclusively for cash, we are deteimined to live up to the ready system, and n t to Le undersold by any other establishment in Northern ndiana neitherJew or Gentile. Give us a cali, and bring on yourWheatand other n. erchanlahle produce, and there is no danger but we will all be suited, both as to quality and prices of articles. E. A. WANN & BROTHER. July 2 1, 1551. 17m6. IJ3 Hif'iss Mrown9 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAVING been located in this place for a number of years, I am still ready to attend to all cases in the practice of Medicine that may be favored with, and especially do I thank the citizens of Plymouth, and Marshall Couit'y, for the flattering manner in which they have sustained me in years gone by. Office on Pierce street, South Plymouth. JulyM, IdöG. I7yl. IMPORTANT! 7 4 LL persons knowing themselves in"debted to the old firm of Westervelt & Hewett, are requested to make exertion to pay up at a3 early dale as possible. We must have money. Call at the store of J. L. WrJSTERVELT. July 21. 1C5C. 17 tf. Eire Proof Safes TjOR Farmers and other?, received and for cheap at our Seed Store in Laporte. .iv 2655. LEMON & SON. J. JT. VIXAIiI, M. i. Ho mc3opathic Physician, PARTCnLJiR 'Attention paid to obsleteric rractice,and Chronic Diseases of Women, a-id Diseases of Chil Iren. Office over C. Palmer's Slo e, corner of Michigan an t Laport streets. May 8, 1836. 7lf ACROSTIC. " Should your chest be narrow, coutracted and thin, Have you dull, heavy pain, or oppression withiii; Or that dry, hacking co;igh and shortness of breath. Unto many so often tire herald of death: Look well toyour pafety, nor even dtl ir, i Dare uot with your life thus to trifl n day; Enquire at once where to get Shoulder Braces, ! Ueuicmbeni'gJUobcrti the cheapest ol places. But the Braces alone are not all you will find, Remarkably cheap and exactly to rhiud; As Mtdicines pure, Drugs good in their places, Cosmetics. Perfumery, iu the rarest show case; Eich person in want, as all will admire them. Should call at Roberts' Drug Storo and buy them. 18y. Laporte, july 3 '5G. UlaillC ÄPeCflsA new supply of the most approved form, just printed on good white paper, and for sale at the Banner offic-s either by the quire or single copy. BLANK NOTES. Of an approved forrr, for sale at this office. MANUFACTURER and wholesale Dealer in Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Mil-! ler's washing compound and Starch .Polish, German Green Salve, Thermometers, Candied Spices. Chewing Gum, Cigars, &c. Tremont House, one door from Jefferson Avenue. Detroit, Michigan. sep 20, '55-27yl. LADIES' DRESS GOODS; Or the Latest Styles, A GOOD assortment of Lawn as low as 75 cts. a pattern, may be found at the 8U BRICK STORE. CHARLES A. HUGUS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, PLYMOUTH, Marshall County, Ind. WILL promptly attend lo all business in the line of nis profession with which he may be entrusted. Office in the room recently occupied bv Mesrs. Hodges & Porter, over Pierce's Clothing Store. Plymouth, April 3, 1856. Zyi"

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John H, Shoemaker Doler in JE WEI, II I. I'lyuiouili, 1 1 Hi, lp stairs over Vinnedge's Store, Michigan street. ITKeeps constantly on hand Clocks, Watches, Breast pins. Ear rings, Finger rings, Lockets, &c. Clocks, Watches, &c, repiired in the beslmanner. Aug 21 20m3. CLARIONETS for sale at Roberts. Laporle, I7yl. fJHEWING & for sale by Joly 2L I s-iO. SMOKING TOBACCO, Pers:u.o &. TuojiPf ' x. 17tf. UGARS, of all kinds, at the lowest figures, may be had at the Drugstore cf July 24. Pkrsiiixg &, TlIOMPJ s.N. m AT THE REGULATOR OF J. I WCSTRVEIT, Piymoutb, Indiana. Established in WE täte plf trading pu' easure in announcing lo the public that our business facili ties arc not exceeded by any other establishment in the country, and that we are prepared to offer them GREAT 7NDUCKME NTS with our present stockof Goods, which consists of almost an endless variety, & that it is for their interests that they buy at the Regulator, the great Central Depot of Trade. We purchased a very extensive stock of Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest styles; some of which we will sell at reduced prices. The moKo of quick sales and small prints, is adopted at the Regulator, and we will not be undersold for cash or short time. "We cordially invite our customers to c ill on us, as we shall be happy to see them at any ; time, and please them with a good bargain. I "Hurrah for the Regulatui! This is the cry! The champion of Cheap Goods! That will conquer or die. It will win every battle On the field of the fight; For it stands for our country For Freedom and right." We invite attention to our late arrival of Dry Goods, which are being rapidly sold, and those wishing to make good selections, must call soon. I LAWN 55 RYTHF QUANTITY. and Cheap. Clmllies, ditto. SUMMER SHAWLS that must be sold; Handsome Muslin DeLa'ne at I shilling per yard. Gingham from 10 to 30 cents. On hand a large and beautiful assortment of D? US. IS. W nZ? 14 9 From 7 lo 2 cen's per yard; a few nice Silk Parasols that will be sold at cost. Lots of Hoser and Gloves, and Silk Mitts, Bonnets innumerable at low figures, from 3 shillings to $3 00. Trimmings nlso on hand. uur HATS & CAPS U n the way buy and relieve us. Here you can get every style and quality. A Good supply of staple Goods canstantly on hand, Muslin, bleached, brown, Hickory Sheeting, &c, &c. Of every kind. Cheap. "We invite especial attention to our stock of Glassware Universally pTonounce J the best in the market, and most handsome styles. Ladies will do well to purchase soon, as they can the easier suit their täsles; In the large and commodious cellar of the regulator, are stowed away Molasses, Syrups, Machine and Lamp Oils. &c. $c, which will be dealt out willingly at every call. Good Coffee and Sugar, do. Especial notice of Farmers. Carpenters, Builders, and every. person wishing any thing in the line of IIa r d r a w a r c , Are invited, as we have one of the largest and best selected stocks ever bronght to Plymouth, which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest, for cash or on account to good men. EpWe have respectfully to tender to the public our grate'ul acknowledgments for their past favorable patronage, and solicit 8 continuance of their confidence. Hymouth, July 21, 18SG. 17tf. - O Q O 5.2 a 5 S3 e-K ws CT rr- N-. S. q. 5 o r w Fever and Igtic AN NIHILATO R . PREPARED BY DR. J. HEDGES, Stanhope, New Jersey. f rHfS preparation is n certain, 6afe and spceX dy remedy for Fever and Ague. Chills and Fever, D-unb Asruc, or any form of intermittent auü Emittent levers, it has been bur two years since this Medicine w is introduced to the notice of the public durimr that ner.'rul it has found its way to the homes of thousands of tamilies f ffltcted with this distressed and debilitating disease, and in no instance has it faited to eff et a perfect and permanent cure, where the directions havo been strictly followed. The proprietor has also used it in his private practice for several yeart, and observing the flattering success which attended his treat" ment lrom tho use of this remedy, he has been induced to give it a more extended circulation. Il needs no encomium no long array of testi inony to herald iu efficacy; its merit lies in itself, and to the invalid it will prove of more value than an octavo volume of certificates. For sale at the Drug Store of PERSUING & THOMPSON. July 24, 1S56. ijvi MASONIC Diplomas at -Lapoite, jiily 3, 1356. ROBERTS' 13y.

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v..ry.,4.ri Bradley, Burnliaza, Lamb & Co., PROPRIETORS. llfmufacfurcrs of Boilers, and Machinery of every description, suited for Saw and Grist Mills, and other purposes. Circular, Sash & Muly Saw 31 ills Hydraulic Presses, Machinists Tools, Hall Eloatl Work. &c &c. CQ- Orders Solicited. The undersigned, Agent for the above establishment, will attend lo receivnig orders, making contracts, forwarding Machinery, in Marshall or the adjacent connlies. P. CI1ERKY, Plymouth, nd. June 5, M iß. 1 wVjEW ISO Milk-mi-Watha. Lost Hunters. Humbnlt's Cuba. Cniifevion. Rvdity. War in K:insn. Todine and In feoie On.! Ga'tn M i.'.:;-'h. (!;;. Worn in' Fai 'i. Second M ir: i;u , M fried not Mate-1. Sparrowpr.iss Pup- r-, riiilly nnd Kit, Suhid for the Soci A, Fr ale by Tir'T jnly 3, 18.06. l.'y. i. Ciuriuiirtti, L'citi Open for Business iSelivccn LAPORTE & WÄLÜERTÖN. ON and af c will leav er Monday, May 2nih, a tram e the passenger depot c: ti.e Michigan Southern Northern ndiana 1. it. ntLaPorte each morning .i ter the arrival of the C$ train from the east an the 3iic2iiaii Southern R. II. Connecting at AValkerjon Miih Stages r Plymouth, Rochester, Fulton, Logansporl and Peru. A train will also leave v alkerton each evening at six o'clock after the arrival of Stages irom the south, reaching Zaporle in time to take the evening train on ü e Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail Road for the East r West. By this arrangement Passengers who leave Logansport and intermediate places will be enabled to go through to Or take the eastern train the same niht. It will also enable those who leave Laporte on the morning train to spend sevnal hours in Plymouth and return the same night. FARE: From Laporte lo Wa'.kerton, vO 5n " Plymouth, 1 25 Rochester, 2 25 Fulton, 2 75 Lotransnort. 3 50 0 . . The track is being rapidly laid between Walkerton and Plymouth, and trains will be run towards the latter place as the work progresses. Tickets can be had on the cars tot anv of the above places. lOlf N. KENDALL, Supt. Tor Sale or Rent. 4 Very desirable Residence on Michigin ÜjL Street, unmediatily East or the Cc IIous-. A pood two story Hons?, win Couri on each side and all the necessary out buildii gs, ilo a good well. The terms lor rcntirg or purchase will be made easy as the owner is anxious ti sell. For further particular, enquire at this oTkc or to A G. Armstrong, ab vit 3 miles west of Plymouth. Piymoutb, June 5, 185G. lltf. Something New TTPHE subscriber would inform the citir.ens I of Marshall and adjacent countirr, thnt bo will run a sett of Woolen Machinery for making 23D JSLi 33- & At the north end of Plymouth, in A. C. Staley'n new tcam establishment. We have a good. M-ichine oid Picker, and in good condition for making rolls. The subscriber is a practical Spinner, understanding aU the branches cf manufacturing and professes the science of making roils that will spin well. Those who have h id their wool knotted and spoded, can get smooth, clear rolls, by bringing good wool in proper order The subscriber will tpare no paius. ns he will not be excelled bv Anj Establishment in (he West. So briug on your wool. The Machine will be in full operation af.crth' 5th of June. J03. PATTERSON. June 5th. 1856. lltf. Something New! KT5 "VST FIB.M Mew (föö)i CLEAVELÄND & HEW TT IlaTCtlic Mammoth stock of G09& NEW GOODS, Good aud Cheap Goo-??. "VY"e will sell cheap for C.T :hCon.'.- on ; and all, and take a peep at tii.r., and wo flatter ourselves that we can si U 'J em tj you.--Our stock consists of a ereat vrrk ty. 0CaII at Cleavsland & Il.ve It's er. T.5 pone street, nearly o yrofiup . io:l'rc C & if. May 22. 185H. air. Farm for Sal c o NE and a half miles nor'.) of Plyn:o.:"; , on the west siCe of the Michigan uo-'j, containing Acres; 33 acres of -. hieb ro "improved and cultivated, and under y.o-y fences. A good Apple Orchard in gojd bcan:i ; order, of -0 trees, mosdy of good graled Fruit; Also a young Peach Orchard in good crowing order, of 43 trees of ihe best variety o! grafted fruit. This farm isbea'Ui ully situated on the Michigan Road, being high and dry, with a zx proportion of Timber, Meadow, and Pl w Land; and being close to lo the county leal n.aies it a very desirabie situation. For particulars enquire of the of the ower liv.'ng in Plymouth. lOtf , II. B. PERSH1XG. XOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, a f fresh supply, for sale at ROBERTS. Laporte, July 12,1055. I7yl. JPIIIJVCE'JS Porte an Fountain Pen, Patented Jan. 23, 1855. Advantages. Au incorrodible and durable Ink Reservoir, made of Poitkax, under Goodyear's Pateut, filled with ease and rapidity. supplying hi pen from three toten hours, ac cording to the size. ' A Gold Pen of the best qnalilr. with a holder of a beautiful, light, and elastic material For sale by G. B. Rosnn. Importe, July, 1855. l$y.

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