ocr: ATEU'S PUIS for all the purposes of a FAMILY PHYSIC. Thxub has long existed a public demand for aa effective purgative pill which could be relied on u sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This hj. been prepared to meet that demand, end an extm. ive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose design It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easv to make the best of all pius one which shonM lure none of the objections, but all the adnr.tes, of every other. This has been attempted h-re, nj with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate ft the patient hitherto that almost every purfnthe medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow. els. This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the svstem as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived frra. them. "These pills produce no irritation or ,an, unless it arise from a previously existing obstroe! tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should " be taken judiciously. Minute directions for tbeir use in the several diseases to which thev are ap plicable are given on the bos. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured bv them, may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Janndire, Indigestion, Languor and I-nss of Ap petite, Listlessness, Instability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Site and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. Ax an aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveness. Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in sbr-it, anv and every case where a purgative is required. They nave also produced some singularly mic cess fill cures in Rheumatism, Gont, Dropsy. Gravel. Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by theii stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organza. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists: but un necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand case in whk-h a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any qu.int.tv. For minute directions sec wrapper on tbe ox PREPARED BY JAMES C. ATER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Centf per Box. Five Boxes for $1. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For tbe rapid Cure of COIGIIS. COLDS. HOARSEXESS, DR0.( IIITIS, WHOOriXG-COlGIi, CROUP. ASTHMA, AXD COXSUHPTIOX. This remedy has won for itself such notoriety from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi dences of its virtues in any community where it nas been employed. So wide is the field of its use fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too appar ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous atfec " tions of the pulmonary organs which axe incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of Colds, Cocohs, Hoarseness, c and for Children it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that can be obtained. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more than assure the people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever has been, anH that the genuine article is sold by WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD, Haiti jh, X C. KNAP OF REEDS 31 ANOXIC SCJIOOL. The firsi sesii n of this School under the prenl tle will commence on the Mb. July nexr, and continue months, uuder tbe care of Mr. John C. Den:iy, with competent assistants. - The Aca leiny buildi:i i commodious two story bouse, situated on the iiwu borouh and Oxford nad, midway between the.; and 12 miles north-east of Durham's station on the


The American patriot.

ocr: THE AMERICAN PATRIOT 1> UW!« & «IIEGA, Editors sad Proprietors. mwtmimmm ? SATABDAl, OCT . 13, IMS. Native American State Ticket. FOB GOVERNOR. CHARLES OKRBIGNY, Of Jefferson. MB UBCTENANT GOVERNOR. LOUIS TKX\i)A, Of Rapides. rOIt SECRETARY OF STATE. RONEK r J. BE Al.E, Of Esst Baton Rouge. FOB STATE TREASURER. J. V. DITR ALDE, Of West Baton Ronge. FOR ArDITOR. WALTER ROSS MAN, Of Claiborne. rOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. RAN i) AI I. HUNT, Of Orleans. t0> •CPERINTENDSKT rttBLIC EDrCATTOS. O. 1) KTH t.iVIAN, Of Ouaehits. For Congre*«— Ihird District. Col. PHE8TOJI POSD, Of East Feliciana. Native American Parish Ticket. LEGISLATE RE. SAMUEL NORWOOD, FREDERICK W. WARD. EOR Cl.FRK, HENRY SKIPWITH. for sheriff. JOHN EAST. FOB ASSESSOR. JAMES A. SCOTT. TOR CORONER. M. W. HUGHES. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, G. MERRICK MILLER. ANWOCMCEMEM8. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY". fG" Please announce the name of G. ST. MIL LER, E-q, as a candidate for the office of District Attornev in the ensuing election to conic off in Xo Tember next. A HOST OF FRIENDS. tPTWe are authorized to announce Mr. W. FERGUS KERN AX, the prient incumbent, as a candidate for election District Attorney for the Seventh Judicial District, of Louisian«. Elec tion First Monday in November next. jeSOte FOR MAGISTRATE— 5th WARD. ST'Ve are authoriz'd to nnnonnce H. B. CHASE, as a candidate for Justice of Peace, for 5th Ward. f3F"\Yc are authorized to annonnce R. C. CARMAN, ns a candidate for re-election, as Justice of Peace, for 5th Ward. £3gT* We ask the indulgence of our patrons for the suspension of the American Patriot for several weeks. This was produced by circum stances over which wc had no control. The appearance of the yellow fever in our town,

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ocr: THE AMERICAN PATRIOT DIT MN & C> It E E N , Editors and Proprietors. CilM, IdmiMlä'o SATURDAY, OUT. 9«, 1855. Native American State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR. CHARLES DKRBIGNY, Of Jefferson. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. LOLIS TEXADA, Of Rapides. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. ROBERT J.BEAlE, Of East Baton Rouge. FOU STATE TREASURER. J. V. DURALDE, Of West Baton Rouge. FOR AUDITOR. WALTER ROSSMAN, Of Claiborne. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. RANDALL HL NT, Of Orleans. pli irPEHINTENDENT PUBLIC EDUCATION. O. D. STILLMAN, O f Ouachita. For Congress—fhird District. Col. PRESTOW POMD, Of East Feliciana. Native American Parish Ticket. LEGISLATURE, SAMUEL NORWOOD, FREDERICK W. WARD. FOR CLERK, HENRY SKIPWITH. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN EAST. FOR ASSESSOR, JAMES A. SCOTT. FOR CORONER, M. W. HUGHES. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, G. MERRICK MILLER. ANNOUNCEMENS. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, or Please announce the name of G. M. MIL LER, Esq., as a candidate for the office of District Attorney in the ensuing election to come off in No vember next. A HOST OF FRIENDS. {jSUWe are authorized to announce Mr. W, FERGUS KERN AN, the present incumbent, as a candidate for election as District Attorney for the Seventh Judicial District, of Louisiana. Elec tion First Monday in November next. jeSOte FOR MAGISTRATE— 5tii WARD. TWO TO BE ELECTED. JSgfAYe are authorized to annonnee H. B. CHASE, as a cAndidato for Justice of Peace, for 5th Ward. | 3 F"\Yc are authorized to announce R. 0. CARMAN* as a candidate for re-election, as Justice of Peace, for 5th Ward. FOR CONSTABLE,—FIFTH WARD. TWO TO BE ELECTED. |tÿf"We are authorized to announce JAS. M. STOKES, as a candidate for the office Constable for 5th Ward. jy We are authorized to announce JOHN SHELTON, as a candidate for the office Censtable for the Fifth Ward.


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ocr: (from the Home Jt .!. nal.t sleep. "ITo tiveth bis beloved Mrrp." I'll lit uiost mysterious thing. That to the worn Mini wrur> inart Forgetfullnesa can bring;? That cmneth to the monrning oue 1 By many griefs oppressed; And speakVtii, in its dreamy voice, Of Leavoii, and hope, and rout. It viftiteth the desolate Who have no friend beside: And bringeth peace to saddened souls? Whose "bope.^ioferred" has died. It layeth its caressing hand Upon the brow of care. Ai d calleth back to faded lips Tho smile they used to wear. And lovely is the angel light Of a little child's repose. The holiest and the sweetest rest Oar human nature knows. Such rest as cannot close the e\es Grown old with many years; That never soothe the pilgrim path Of life's dejected years. "Ilegieeth his beloved sleep," All thanks for such a boon! And thanks, too, for the deeper sleep That shall bo with us soon. From which our long o'er laden hoarta Shall tvnke to pine no more, But tiud fulfilled tlm fairest thoughts They only dreamed before : ? THE OLD MII.L WHEEL, [From 'Leys of Virginia, and Oilier Poems," uow in the Pros# and shortly to be published,] BY JAMES AVIS BVKTl.KY, The old mill-wheel, it turns, it turns Throughout the livelong day, Aud flings tha current of thu stream Abroad in ghat'ning spray: That old black wheel hu? turn'd for years. Beeido the mossy mill. That stands, like some old snored thing, Beneath the clay-red hill. The old mill-wheel, it turn*, it turus Like time's uuresting one,. Which day and night, and night and day, Hath never eoasod to run: The old tnillwheel, au emblem true, Of Time that ne'er stands still, 1 hive to see it turning so, Beside the mossy unll. The old mill-wheel, it tnrns, it turns, Assn my childhood's hour;? As when I bathed beneath its rim, lu its refreshing shower: Bnt ihev who were my comrades then, Are tfeeping on the hill, ( And now, t? tneui, forever now, The old niill-whe? I stands still.


ocr: MARINE JOURNAL. PORT OF RICHMOND, M ARCH S. ARRIVED. Blue N>? . - . Halifax, fish. tar lien Taylor, Philadelphia, ind/.. > j.; llenry Read, Johnson, lumber. :.r Martin Van Hurt-it. House, Haiupton. oysters SA11.KD. s l.i ,t .1 Hanoi. Auld, York Uiver. hr Elizabeth Davy, Trower, Cherrystoue. Four Sisters, '1 rowers, Cbcrrynlouo. iir l.iiwyon,


ocr: E C r T OR' fci NOTICE.?All pcrton# having claim# Against the estate of The#. W. Crcwder, will preieot them duly autbeD'tcni a tor pivs-er-; and thnsa persons indebted to th? tutu est. tt, w:li usako immediate pavuent to toe subscriber. JOHN T CRCWDEE, Executor of Thome# W, Crowder, Guessed.


ocr: I Ti?i:" it! mK K. if; uv \>T <k rinoit. \VM F K ITCH IK 'V KOtililt A l'KYOK, KDlTOUg. FRIDAY i>IOU.M.\<j, J.IMAKY itt. MK- WISE'8 APPOINTMENTS. t'li IIcnrv A- Wise, tlie Democratic cuiididai V Governor, will address the people ut tin* V places und limes : !,. Culjk*j)er, Saturday. .Innunrv lltti. Fnnquicr, Wednesday, January diet, Al-.xniidria, Saturday. February dd. d F-edericksbui;: Wednesday, February 7th. Si1; Carolina. Monday, February l'Jib. Essex, Weducoduy, February 1 lib. [ijr King William, Saturday, February Kth. 31"' Hanover, Monday, Fcbruiuy li'tli. 13** Mr. Wise will also address tin- people in <"*" "ios, ou the way, u? lie tinda it convenient to notice.


ocr: VIKUIXIA C KNTRAJL UAII* * passenger fare. ameMBMaBBEggjiSli per mile fur all distance* Richmond to Louisa Court House, * " " Gordon* ville, ' ^ " " Charlottesville, , " " Staunton, * ' , Per order of the Board of Director*. WIUTC0MB Jan. 11 Superintendent of Transportation. ILLIA.M K. AT^TTTATTORXEY AT attends all the Court* ot King William, King ? K??ex and Hanover. Pott Officii?Aylett*, King William County, Va. Jun. It?c6?*


ocr: MAKING NEWS. PORT OK RICHMOND, AUGUST !1. Alt KIVED, ~ Sclir W. Colquitt. l'hillip*, Ifeep Bottom, Sclir Star Eight. Filzhugh, North River, wheat. .James Hughes, George. Fredericksburg, Sclir Elion Augusta, Bouisou, i'ninunkey, wheat. Selir. .Soutli Wirnl, Grainger, Norfolk, wheat Sclir. .Mary Eliza Snipes. C'liirkaliomiiiy, wheat. Sehr. Henrv T. Wood. H'nrten, I'hiladelpkiu,coal. SAILKI), Sehr. Eiiimn, Shorter, Baltimore, light. (j Sehr. Shirley, Rio, Hour. Sclir. Courier, (tray, Boston, uidze, 0 Sehr. \V. ,1. Go vie, iinrrold ('hiekahoininv. '


ocr: . UKMi"Kits <?K TIIK NOItTll ( AlttltdW STATU COI Nt II.. i*H est ken r, I'. F. l'KSCCIb Kideigh. V Ii K I'lU slUI.NT, JOllX M. MA I IIi:\VS, F.li/iibcth City. st'i IU I 1 IU . W. II. II A Ii HI St IX, l; l|ei?h. 4 it; lit i,Lf, 1 I,. ll.UH.'IN i>- Uuh-igh. M U , S. K. l'HII.UI'S, Uulci^li. I IIAI I.MN, l!KV. .IAMI.S KKIH, Luiii-lntr*,'.


ocr: kTcTlmond hat .ma.mkactokyT f*lHK subscriber is new receiving.a most flST-a, JL daily, additions to his already very large stock of gentlemen's, boys' j children's li.'ht Suiiioier c Hnts anil Cap*. The particular ntteution of the J Lhdie* :* invited to s beautiful v lot i*i Children's lint' opened jBSt&M "toriiing. t


ocr: j s a .3 ? X F \V F A L L G O f) V s WILLIAM F. I"' . UVtaM AND WHOLESALE ANI? lU vs? j KR IS CHINA EAR] HKSVVl IRANP V . I No. 71) :?1 II1II Stree . Kvaa IS uow in receipt ot a tul. anil c J ' t goods in his inc. purchasers who pay , buyers, and r.uie pu. r j to?S!d to'/inline hi. Guide


ocr: ~~ MARINE m\$. 1'QKTOfe' KICHMONH. M.1'111.MBKK ir. AltlilVKl), 15>ui|U'- Fmi.e, S|?rijil??. IS tiiituure, Ultimo. ISi!?!' !*: t'larii llnxnll, lKnrld.ru. New Yotk, in.lz?. Srhr" Men-It.mt. Winters, Now York, :tul/.e. S'. kr -st. Cl<?u<l. Thotnns, S:nii!itieK?, ui.Ue, to Cap. ta,n- .. x. .... Jjithr I.tlai"'. City, Aa-imon, New i .>rk, ice. Scl.r W. II. I'le.-foii. Sjir?u?uc, I'luln?l.*!|>hin, coal. S:cain?]il]> iJ'iiiwidoM'ii, l'urri.->li, Now York, uidze. I inisseiip'i'r*. Steamer !>elvi<Jero, I'riti hnr.l, Baltimore, tn<l/.e. SAIl.KI), Sclir Warren, lamoH Kiver,li?'lit.


ocr: j \ k ? < SITUATION .48 TEACHER WANTED. A N experienced teacher desires a situation in n family tm or iichool. She can instruct in English, Drawing, 'uniting, Mu?ic, Fancy Work, and is as wall acquainted vith the French language as the English. Reference# can >e (riven ta gentlemen in Virginia and Washington, D. C., is she has taught in both places. ?jy*Direct to Box 205, London, Madison county, Ohio. May 13?e:tt ^KKirpOTATOKM. tor sale bv ^ May 13 v. B J? CO , on ths Do?k.


ocr: BISIMISS ('AKUS._ LKWJS 3|TITE. Hm ?!!, t\ll F.tNf^ PAlvIKit, j-.ii i' door? \rovi: ri;; theatre. llro.Ti! .-treet, Richmond, Va 3 4 to 'vcn:-' ..rjin .c hi; )!>. .t.Juil' 1 in.; vv:n;t:.u.^ and >. -lorn:* ii ?alir.glazing Ai . * " The rUO-CtlO' : Av-lld ?IK pHrt'.ltJtU UttCt.UulJ tO hl? i'.i- I (r: ,r ..r. : a*: iiw hl-.cs dgtii, i* generally 1 Ln l !c :h> ci*y. H:. ;>r. cd r_r? ic * m iliriUj ?rort cca be i- :-;r


ocr: AVANA, PRINC IPE AN1> UK<iAl.l.\ and the most popular liroli.i# of ^aiokiug Tobscco, for sale by ADIE i GRA1. Drugztsu. jf0v 2 1-47. M?tn street. EI.IEF 'rO COKNS AM> HI NYONS ? reltof. aDd in many ease* entire cures hsve been J affected by the u-eot tae Universal Plaster, when applied j arrording'to the directions . to tint most hardened Corns ' anil inflamed Buuyons. For sale by ADIE ii GRAY. Uruzgiste. Main street.


ocr: 1IAKIYK NEWS. rutcr "K tiicii.Mo.vi). XuVK.tinKu AkklVKD. Selir. Ann 11. Stokes, llrotiijlitoii. Xoitli Carolina, idlilli.'!oS. S.'hr. i.-ader. Basic'*, Vnrk kivcr, wheat. Sell. .I????'p!iiiH". Dimes, York Kivcr, wheat. SA!I,CD, .Vhr. 11 iiirh W. Fry, Boze, Baltimore. inilze. Sfbr. J- VV. Doyle, Doyle, .lanes, kiver. lu?M. ! i I I


ocr: I'OKTKV. __ LET ME IN. Vbou tho tuuimrr evening's shadows V..jlod the earth's calm uusoui o'er, Ome a young child, faint and wenrv, Tapping at a cottage door; Wandering through tho winding wood-paths. My worn feet ton long have b<*?*n. Lit ine iu, oh' gentle mother, Let me iu! Yt r-t naaeedon?hisesgerapirit Gladly watched the dying hour*. 4,I will bo a child up longer. Finding bliss iu bird* and ilowi r?: i will seek the band* of pleasure, I wfll join their merry din; Let tne in to joy and gladness, Let me it;'" Year* sped on?yet vainly yearning. Murmuring atiil, the restless beau. '1 am tired of hearileitM folly. Let the glittering cheat depart I have found in worldly pleasure Naught to happiness akin, L : use in to love's warm presence. Lot tne iti!" Year* flew on?a youth 110 longer, Still he owned the restless heart: "1 mo tired of love's soft durance. Sweet voiced siren, we must part; I will gain a laurel chaplet. And a word's applause will win. Let tne in to fame awl glory, Let in e in'" Years tied on?tho restless spirit Never found the bliss it sought; Answered hopes and granted blessings, Only new aspirings brought: 1 nut tired of snet ana sin. Lit rao in to reet eternal. Let me io!' Tbu? the unquiet, yoarntug spirit, Taunted by a vague unrest, Knocks nud oalla at every gateway, In (i vai and fruitless aunet, Ever striving some new blessing, Some new happiness to ivin? At oorne portal ever uaving: "Lot me in"'


ocr: j | i ) | ANTON GOODS / just received by sup* Elyuway and Flyinf ClouJ, Mid other \ es.n:is? fuse* PRESS SILK?, luperior quality; KMBROiUERKD CRAPE SHAWLS, fu l variety ' DAMASK do. do , super and extra crudes, " 1'LAiN WHITE do. do , all qualities; " MODE Bud HlGli COLORED do. do.; " LUTONGS and GRASS CLOTllS; " SEWING SILK; " SEERSUCKERS, dtc? &c , &c. The abo~e gooda were luuaufavtured to order lot brat city trade. AT SO, ,VK> bales SPLIT RATTANS; CAMPHOR TRUNKS; INDIA CHINA, and Oue u acnificent DINNER SET. WETHERLD BROTHERS, Dec 28?2aw4w No. 4, German Street, Baltimore.


ocr: PRICES TO Sl'IT TIIE REASON, IlHlcTlAN j. LATHROP at- conti..uin? to ?'ll at / cleat bargains many style# of goods, aiul os tlic set,, son is getting advanced, will rJJ majiy others, which will be sola without recsrd to cost?such as Rich Cloaks, styles ot Silks, Paris Mouseiines, French and English winter Prints at 6I cents, tine ami sood Calicoes, super English Prints at bargains, blankets, Flannels, dec., A.c , at if/, Maui street. CHRISTIAN Si LATHROP,


ocr: P|(l HK C'l.OV lilt SKl-'D- Limiting n, I tor r il<; Mwch Iti BACON 4 ItAriKKK Vll.l B'.\V.TToff1;K ? I '*) libg? JhV* CottPP, 111 *|Gt'.* rjf * lebj Mbrcli i:t EOMOVD. DAVENPORT CO tli'.INO-MFXICAN (7F7v >-!' BurgV Super PliO!-i>ht<"1 iine? Bone I>o-i - i-.l i hirnJ, tor rule by | March 13 s McOltl Dt'K t'OUWETfv-MrpVl.oie J Mi i COloieil, jUst tO lillllit. Mim-h n r HA.t i wfi! * ' ' AUASOLHAM) I trnm Philadelphia, ah Afsortmetii ?t I'?i<" * ' them ia mi entire new style. Also, crilk will Cotton f'inbi.Ht:- ? " Pf'f', ... Murcb 13 C HARTWKLl A ' SItiN \NI> OI?>A >1 K Vl'Ai. INti, WHITKNINO COI.OKO.O. 4. liripol rtreefi 4 above Theatre. Term) accommodating *" ' ! ? Ii. \V. t.llAKXF.S Mltlil OLBI > MrliRI ^0> MERCHANT* ?15TH ..tbekt, MO.VD \'A?Solicit ccesigtnncnt# oi Corn. Flour, Tobacco, as. 1J


ocr: ffrl'i^'y? W"WKEV, landing tliia day and Eg DAVKKPORT. AI.LEN & CO |J r?AVENP.)RT, ALLEN A CO . 1 -Wboxee in atore. for sale t,y I JU JOHN N. GORDON.


ocr: 1 " MUSIC STOIIE?REMOVAL. T A Y L O k Riinourros to hi.- " i j friends and the public at inrpc. that has moved from his i.ld rand cn MstnTJ U 1 1 to the Store occupied by William Rit- " ter during the las: thirty years, on Governor, near Franke lin Street, where he wili" keep, as heretofore, an assortd of Piano Fortes, Melodcona, Accordeona, (iutrars, Violins. Guitar and Ylotiu strinpr, and Musical Mere chandlae In general; ail of the best quality. Also, the larger, stock of populur una standard Music to be found in this State. New Muairroceived E?tnl weekly. tuned, repaired, and let on hi/a Old pianos taken to pert pay fa; new ones- Feb S


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ocr: "Time Works Wonders!" 4 among other unlooke-.l for change.?, 1 jXr'have concluded to sell the valuable Farm known as "Pilgrims liest." in this coun ty being; 1(50 acres oi' La nt. with a fine inl provement. in the heavy timber east of Plym- outh. Good Orchard. Meadow, arable land, uVadnin-g, Src.&c., and lies S miles from toAii. with 'easy access to church, schools, median- iCs. a,1(l mills. Terms easy, and price cheaper than for the same quality of Land elsew here in the county. C. II. REEVE. Sept 20, 18.V3. ytf.

place_of_publication: Plymouth, Ind.

publisher: Wm. J. Burns


ocr: Bring on your Seeds! m 1,000 Tush, bright clean Clover seed. 1,000 do do do Timothv St ed, 5,000 do do do Flax Seed Wanted at the Laporte Agricultural and Seed Store, for which the highest market price will be paid. LEMON & SON. Laporte, 'Oct 13, 1S55. 31 y I.


ocr: ' 1 ; BRING THEM ON! The highest market price will be allowed on ,.vscri.4:on for anv amount of clean Linen , p delivered at this office Don,t t ur ,ubscription. when you can it in ras.


ocr: MONEY WANTED. ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to Brook Sc Honpbtoii. either by note or book account, will please call nnd pay up im mediately. BLIOOKE &U0L'GilT0X. Au?. 30, 1R55. 24iu3.


ocr: HURD'S HAIR RESTORER. Iro(liiclng Hair on Bald Heads. TI IIIIS Dreparation has neter fiiled to pro- I .1 i A a nnnf rrrrvti-lK rf li'r vVpTl II led according to directions. It is designed ex- pressly lor the growti of the hair, whereas, nearly all articles advertised ior mis purpo:e, are in reality designed only for the toilet--henc e the unparalleled success of Hurd's Hair Bestorer. For a superior article for the toilet, use HURD S GOLDEN GLOSS. Hurd's Viair Restorer is sold at $1 per bottle, Golden Gloss 25 cents, by dealers generally CiiEMrciL Man i facti m vg Co., Proprietors. 29 J Broadway, New ork. O. K. TRIPP, Wholesale Agent, Tremont House, Detroit. Sepi; 20, 1853. 27yl. 7. T7Ü . , I" 00DS II AIR RESTORATIVE, a fresh supply, for sale at ROBERTS. July 12, 155. I7yl.


ocr: ii. ii. pjGitsmivft WANTS to go cast in a few days for more (Joods. and wants all those in debted to him either by note or book account to come and pay liim in either money or wheat by the 21st of September, as he is after and will have his pay Come soon as you can , for he wants money bad.


ocr: ZLl Y Or will find quite a general assortment of Dress Mioes at McDanners next door north of the old Plymouth Hotel. Lasting k Kid gaiters Kid, Morrocco, Calf and Kip Jen ny Lind llootees and Shoes, Misses and Chil dren's shoes of all kinds. HuiTalo Overshoes, Lady's StiiiT Overshoes, Rubber Overshoes of all kinds and for every body. Water proof Cor'x Soles for ; bot.) La dies aud gentlemen. J. McDANXEL. Oct. 11th, 1315. 30th


ocr: ALL THE SUGARS! COMMON BROWN Sugar, Coffee Sugar, Crushed and pu'verized Sugar, all in the matket and ready for customers at the lowest figures, at PACKARD'S, june t-3. lötf.


ocr: Laporte, 'Oct 13, 1S55. 31 y I. Tolhc Public. rrillE season for Fall trade X having arrived, I feel disposed to chat x little with my former patrons and the cit izens generally, by calling attention to my , Fall and Winicr Stock cf READY MADE Consisliiiff of almost every article worn by Men and Hoys, from ' DOWN TO Moms and slipes. Also Cents JTuvnisIimg (ßßoös, PortmonittS) Jewelry &c. I also hae a fair stock of Piece Goods, and purpose keeping a nractical Tailor in jny em ploy, ajid all orders for cutting and making will receive prompt attention and satisfaction ren dered, or no pay. Those wishing any articles of Clothing most respectfully invited to call and my stock and prices before purchasing. Cus tomers will be waited upon with whether able to please them or not. Thankful for past favors from numerous cus tomers, I will remind them of my determina tion to continue to dear with them upon terms as will justly merit a continuance of patronage- Please call at the old stand the sign of Cincinnati Clothing. IJet'swax, Furs, and many articles country produce will be taken in exchange Goods. "1 H. PIERCE. Oct 13, 18.'.-.- , , 3yl.


ocr: T II E BANNER Ij P'jr.,tMi:n EVERY THTRSPAT MOESIKG (U? s:a;r-. in the Old Plymouth Hotel,) BY W3J. J. BURNS. If oii-l'm nlrnncr, $1 SO end ofsiv. ninths, ----- - C no IfV-Uvel u.itil t'.e end of the year, 250 I ..xxe t or.ler a discontinuance .it the ovviat'm of the time subscribed for, wilt he ornil :el a tie v.-engagement, and the paper ,.,,.,,1 i-irw'.ll be discontinued unti'all rrr-;'.r.U'V$ re utilessatthe option o.the irl'ii above terras will be strietlyad ADVERTISING. i t i is." j. 'it i i'.- - " :-v"Aiir.j 0 in yi-vr ihr iior?Ioii or l s ?t 00. v r , r,U ifi.-f r(l "r.f TPi' fr. PO. T.o r ,1 i",lxtrti!rn!'t; mnt bo cah in nd . .,- -i-rnritv. Alvrrtieirei!ts, f i' -'.. ,, r:)T tr. .1. will 1. i n t. d till lorbi Ucn. ti I c!. ridl at th' h'vc rate.


ocr: 9.. 31. BROWX R. C. BAXTrx. BROWN & BAXTER, Dealers in Stoves MANUFACTURERS OF Tin, Sheet Iron and Coppcrware, W"OULD most lespectfully inform the citizens of Marshall county, that ther are now under full headway, and are rrensred to furnish any article in their line, a shade lower than customers have heretofore been in the habit of paying, and verhava a little lower than ary other establishment in this nart of Northern Indiana. We are practical workmen ourselves, and manu acture our own wares of the vety best of stock, and as we intend making it a permanent business perhaps forli'e, our customers may rest assured that we will sell them none but Good and Cheap Articles, As this is the only way to establish a reliable and permanent patronage, from the proceeds of which- a'ter years of toil and close atten tion to business we may have something to relrjnpo n our older years. The Ladies shall be promptly waited npon, and can have any article in our line manufac tured or repaired to order, and on short notice. ttTWe shall adopt as an invariable tale No disappointments when work is promised. Shop two doors north of the brick store at the sign of "Tin Shop" across the side wilfc. Kars and most articles of coantrr Pr. in exefcanre. Call and see as. May 3, IS55.


ocr: Millinery and llillincr's Mrs. BAKER Would respectfully inform her old patrons and the Lndies generally, that hhe has returoed to Piymo ith. aud resumed the Millenery Bnsines at her residence, and so licits a continuation ofthat patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed by her old customers, aud that of other citizens wishing any thi'ig in line. She has lately received from Chicag handsome and well selected a&sortirent ol SPRING AND SUMMER Milliner's Which the Indie are respectfully iuvittd to aud examine, before purchasing elsewhere, and h-vii: made arrangements l y which she will be in the regular rec. iot ofthe IUtest ious, of each season, she hopes to be able, carefully fuperinteiiding all the k which fhe may be tavored, to give gencrl sat isfaction.


ocr: More Excitement. VI --t,.. and rather auxious, at his nl 1 T ftfnnrl tin ifuire ntr., Tla-m ard'a Saddle .chop, for a little mure excitement iu the Tailoring Business. He is prepared to do work in his lino in the mot fashionable tye, ami will injure hia work to do good ser vice. Those who know any thing about throw, ing away their money in burine food and fine goods, which have been spoiled m bting poorly made up,, may do well to call at the Tailor's Miop. . - - N.. B. Garments of all kinds cntte order, on hort notice. P. H. WEAVER. Plymouth, May 31, lltf. ) M


ocr: STATE OF INDIANA, WARREN COUNTYjSS. Ill .-re! y give, that Diliss Warren, Adminis trator ofthe estate of Aaron Lossley deceas ed, h:n filed his petition to sell the real of the deceased, his personal beirg insufficient to pay his debt.-; and that raid petition will be heard ut the next term f this court, NM.R. BOYElt, c'eik By H. R. Ponieroy, Dfp. May 17, 1835. 9:3.


ocr: Don't Forget it. The iim!erri.,'iied respectfully rrqerts all those inU I,ted to hiiu or to the late hrm of .1. F. V:iu V.ikeub:irgh & Co., to Cill and seltle their accounts, either by cii.h. note or .other- vi.. ROBERT RUSK. M iy 31, 1853. lltf.


ocr: WANT to buy groceries, drugs and mej. icines, paints and oils, go to H. B. Pershing's store, where he i? just receiving a fresh 5'ipply of everything in n s line of trade, and will fell them at the lowest cash prices and give the highest market price lor all kind of grain, pork, butter, egs, seneca snake root, genseng, lady slipper, yellow root, blaoi root, beeswax and money. May 10, 1835. 8-Ct It to


ocr: 9t In Plymouth. Sf rpiIE subscriber-ff would respectful ly inform the fL1 Ladies and Uentle- men ot flytnnutn, aim us vk-iuu, m-n be has constantly on ban 1 a general assortment OF BOOTS & SHOES Of all kinds, sizes and prices. This advertisement now will show The Plymouth people where to go. For Boots and t-hoes of every kind, T- suit the most fastideous mind. For those who bow at Fashion's shrine. Please call at M i' k't he does de&iu ! To keep what cannot fail tu suit ' The latest i,t)U of Shoe and Boot. ( If ladies wish for slippers neat, i To suit the mind and fit their feet j Of Gaiters ofthe latest fashion, Vhcn dressed to make a splendid dash in; Or Bootees, Shoes, or aught to wear; Then call at Mcks, yVll find them there ! Of evry size and varied hue. Mide at the east aud westward too. We id o have a Buskin Tie, . For walking which the fair should buy. For the sake of health and comfort too; Then call and buy our B ukiu Shoe. Now- Farmers you will jlease to call At Mick. his stock will plense you all; Hi s stock is gccd.and can't be beat. Uy any house, on any street. A better boot ennuut be made, Than those we keep fur country trad. Our Thick Brocans are also stout, Th y'll we;ir till they aie all worn out; But if you want a finer Shoe; Then call at Macks he'll furnish vou With Calf, Morocco, or with K'p; With kinds the best, that will not rip. Young Mi.ises too, we fond'y greet Come let us beautify yo irfeet, With Gaiters, Slippers or Bootee? With any kiud thut yon may j 1-aso. We nl so have for babes that creep, A little Shoe that's very cheap; It's filial le and also neat. And will protect their little feet. (D-Call at the old stand. Terms Cah. JOHN McDANNEr.. Miy 17, 1855. 9, 1.


ocr: JLasl Call. T HE undersigned would prefer having his business settled without cost and trou ble, but unless- his accounts that are yet out standing, are closed in some war by the first of May, he will be under the necess ty of ask ing the assistance of officers to aid him in get ting his just dues. He wishes to pay what he owes, and must have the means from those owing him to meet his liabilities. A. SIIIJNMBARGEJ April 5, 1?53.


ocr: Beiträge nix &büiin's(cciriovs. "I ticard, Senix and Dunn's Richmond lUU Steel Plows, Cultivators, Corn Shel lers, and a great variety of farming implements. for sale at thesiern of the Bit: Pad Lock by 11 Peru, Ind., April 5, 1355. S. KELLOGG. 3tf.


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ocr: Comity Officers. RCHARl) COrXllALEV Clerk. JOHNSON PROW.NLEE, Recorder, JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer, JOHN7 L, THOMPSON, Sheriff, THOMXS McDONALD, Auditor, OLIVER W, MORRIS. Surveyor. J, F, VAN VA LKEXiTl? RG, P, M. SAM' L MCDONALD, Swamp Land Com'r.

place_of_publication: Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.

publisher: R. Corbaley


ocr: Stark County OHiccrs. C. HUMPHREYS, Clerk. Mr. C III I'M AN, Clerk.' -C. HUMPHREVS, Au.ütor. . W. W. McCOIlM!CK,Treasvrcr. J S RENDER, Sur-eyor. -.'. C. S. TlRRiTS, Swamp LanaCoriraissioner. J.IJ0ZARTH, Post Master. .1. nOZARTH. Reorder. It. V. SPL'HIEK, Justice of the Peace. Knox. A. P. CAHH0LL. " it


ocr: rreoch in the Presbyterian Church, Tly mouth, Sunday March ISth, at half past LOCAL NOTICES. Religion IVofice. Rev. Mr. Kell", of Mishawaka. will ten and at seven o'clock. Turn out. , one a no ail.


ocr: CiiardiaiA ale of Land. IN pntsnanceof aner'er of tLe Mundnll Com mm P'eas C ur-. (State of In liana) I ff r for sa'ea tract o! Ian 1 in Fnl on coun descibied as fellows: 'he east half of the we t quar er of section s:.ten iu nt.mber thiriy-one north, of range tlr ej belonging to ihe ostateof Ch ul s A Lawscn, m'nor. Terms of ia'e made known on r.ppli cation to . . JOHN. L. THOMPSON, , Guardi an. Feb. 15, 183t. 38t3.


ocr: IS hereby givi n tc the holders of the I onl for a deed for Lot N imh r one hundred and f rtv four, (141) in the original plat of the Town of'PIymouth, Marshall Countv.Indi.ua, to present said bond, p y thepurcb; ye money, and take a deed for said Lot, on or be'ore t he '.'nil ilflV II Ainl tnovf or r,rn..nii a' ä. fVnt 2ml day of A ril next, or from - nd a'ter that t me said contract ..nd sale is hereby reced ed Py order of the Poa:d of Commissioners of Marshal: C unty, at their Ma-ch term, 155. THO S McDONALD, 5 It! Audit t of Marshall Co. Ind.


ocr: , ' ! ! , j , j ', J I j j i I ! TO NOrM RESIDENTS. TOTIME is he el.v ulv t! the in V r. w: i ! M ;no(, wiii tfi" c -'u t - pu v n l e l-2t'i iby o' Mir.h, 1 S")" at 10 ..' 1 rk :: a;d d V priced t' sni'vcv aihl locate 1 I . the corners oi ins imi. I m seciieu . tovi:s!np I north. ." r n?r .'J eaf. in M,: -h id ecu tv, to nie t nt t!;e ! sidni cofJa 'i Ki o' lo ! a:nl coittin-ic !rvii da Ti .y sinti al! i.s fin" tail to ).., tl e ;i e t. co;;n v NOU I'eS'dcil'S surveyor, a' ti e- ti r c and j) n e ilo e no n'io i ed.aul deli av r prov i.'e ,or !tr.i"n th ir poviii.ji of the rxpel'so f snr Ut irired tO the e::i;t- A'.di'orel W'jl he roTMi'v. and s-;cu ibdir.o'ieiicv p! -rett on the tax c'u di ea'.c and colbcied aecotdiii' io hr.v. -.1 f ii TCV'U'i rrr Feb. 1-3, lf-ö 3 Jf'STin Plymoiii!, U.iswf tk a bil! on th J F ..niters' Pank of Kentucky of the Öl noir-inatioii 100d.ll rs. The Under rettirniii-j t bo same thai I be liberally rewarded. L. CILITIN. 'lyrsiou!-, Feb. H, 17L J-


ocr: Dwelling Eouse and Lots FOR SAIC T OTS No. 115 and 1S in Plymouth, yin? AJL contig'iou., with a good nev dwelling house thereon. The above property will be sol 'at a low rate. Terms one half cash the balance on time to su t the purchaser. Apply to M. W. SMITH. Plymouth. March .1, 1C55 5 ltd


ocr: IS hereby given to th? holders of th- Rond fjr H d'eJ for lot nuni' er one hundred and eventeen (117) in the origind plat of the Town of Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, to present said Bond, pay the pur base money, an l take a died for said Lot, on or before the 2nd day of Apr 1 next or from and a' ter that i"m- said contract and sal , is hereby rt cind- cl. Dy orJer of the Board cf Commi sioner of Marshall Co mty, at thetr Maren Term, IS55. Tiles McDonald. 5111 Auditor of Marshal! Cc. a.


ocr: DISSOLUTION. 7V0TICE is hereby given '.hat the co pirtnerddp ii'-r.-tuiore Nivtieg E. S Elliott, 5. Pahiug"., wis :i:e 2 ltii d iy ol .J uri; ry, by n u'i.nl Ad d-bts due the late iirm, will he colUeit d E. S. E iiolt at the old at n 1. PS ELLIOTT 47i3 L IIA LANG EIL


ocr: 1 ADMINISTRATION. OTCE i-i hereby given that the under- ri:ed Ins taken out letter of a - ln.in's - tration on the esra'e of Seedy Priird ", deceased. AH persons in lebfed to said estate, are n e lir- ed to make immediite pay iient, and those h iv cl!ii.11$ are nnt-M 'tl,V,!e tl,. .i, according to . . . O iw lue e tite is probably solvi nt. E!ei.i-.r Jane PRlMLEY, Almr-. March ls 1355. 5013


ocr: TO NON RESIDENTS. NOTICE is hereby iriven, that the s'nrned. with the county Surveyor, will, on the 1 2nd clay of April. 1853, at 10 o'clock a. m- on : said dav, proceed to survey nd locate the cor- ners of his land m section IS township north of range 3 east, to meeton the and continue from day to day until all is fin-ished- ... Ni n residents who fail to meet the atthe time ana place above mentioned, defray or provide for defraying their portion i i i . - . . the expene of said survey, will be returned the Cointy Auditor, and such placed on tue tax duplicate and collected a : 4913 VM. GAltHARD.


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ocr: of ail experienced and competent worh man JaIK ig F si t if o n a ILXV-r-Wt Vlfiiuoutlj 33anuct; Office Are now informed that we are prepared to execute in a neat and fashionable style all kinds of Ci the r i a black or othercolors. The ma terials are now in good order, and the es ta hi ish men t i r t he sii oeri n te ndence rr"5",T11:i nl- npilc Mn rf rr-i tp IllStlrPS v .v.... .... Constabli-s Ulanks, of all kinds. Also lllank Notes, kept forsile at this oflice at prices to suit the times. 2320 acrrs ol" DiHiuI for SaSr. f IHK South west ipiarter of section thirty J one, in townsliiji thirty-four north, of rainje two e ist; also the south east quarter of si ctiou one, in township t hiriy-tlirt e north, ot raiie to east, i;llate.i throe miles east ot Plymouth. This l.md is heavily timbered with Oak, Ash, Poplar, Walnut, Snar-Maple, & c . For furtlitr particulars apply to M . Rice, nt mli;in.i;o is, or M.ALLEX, at Phnnnili. Apr. .", 1S.V. "Hf.


ocr: II. M. tJftOWS R. C. ntXTER BROWN & BAXTER, IPCttlCJ'f! il!, &ZOi'Cfii MANUFACTÜUKRS OF Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper ware, WOULD most lespectfully inform the citizens of Marshall county, that they are now under full headway, and are prepared to furnish any article in their line, a sha le lower than customers have heretofore been in the habit of paying, and perlmiis a little lower lhati anyother establishment in this part ui iioriueru iiiuiana. We are practical workmen ourselves, and manu acture our own wares o; the veiy besto' stock, and as we intend makinir it a permanent businessperhaps lor lie, our customers may rest assured that we will sell them none but Good and Cheap Articles. The Ladies shall be promptly waiteJ upon, and can have any article in our line manu ac- tured or repaired to order, and on short notice UWe shall adopt as an invariable rule JW disappointments when work is promised. Shop two doors north of the brick store at the sign of "Tin Shop"' across the side wilk. and most articles of country Pro dure taken in exchange. Call aud scs us. irii vi v a -."syrj


ocr: Ghe us a call. April 19, lu.j.-,. rtf. s, Medicines Ö A X D M Wholesale or Retail. t3. es. he:e:s!i?x ft CO. AUK Now receiving direct from New York Pdiladelphia and Cincinnati, a la rue ami splendid assortmentof Drugs. Medicine's, Oils, Paints, Hooks, Stationery and Groceries, which they oiTer tot he public on the mo:t rea sonable terns, nnd every article sold by thtm is warranted to be what they are recommend ed, and from a lonj experience in business, they feel assured that they can supply the public with just thearlicles necessary. Their medicines consist of the purest qual ities that can be selected in market. Selci'l ;nl Coiicculratcul Powders kept on Land of both Vegetable and Minerals. fininine, Sulphur, Opium, Morphine, . Sal Soda, Cream Tarter, O ii m Camphor, Castile Soap, Brimstone, Snlf. Acid, Tart. Acid, Calomel, Tannin, Cloves, Capsicum, Nutmegs, Ippecac, . Khubaib, Epsom Salts. I9tttiirs ami Oils. White Lead, Lampblack, Tnissian Tlue, Red do, Venetian IJed, Span. Drown, Ulack do. Vermilion do, Sweet Oil, Chrome GreenFire proof paint, Linseed Oil, Yellow, French Yellow, Tanner's d5, Whale Oil, Spt.. Turpentine Lard do, White and brown Zinc in Oil and dry. I Vr r:ti sites. Copal Varnish, Japan Varnish, Coach do. AV'liite do. Furniture do. Shellac do. Eyes tuffs. Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, , Alum, LIuo Vitriol, yc. ISooJts and Stationery Blank Books, y"3.M?Tv Memorandums, School do, tMTime Hooks, Letter Paper, vtf-.Al. W Foolscap Paper, Envelopes, Steel Pens, Gutta Percha, Circu lar pointe! Pens, Writing nk, and Arnola's Writing Fluid, Show Case Goods an endless variety, Wall Paper and Window Shades of the most beautiful patterns. GROCERIES. N. O. Sugar, Havanna Sugar, Coffee Sugar, Loaf Sn?ar, Ciushed Sugar, Cinnamon, Ginner, Coffee, Tea, all kinds from 30 cts. to ?1. 00 per lb. Tobacco, all kinds, Cigars, all kinds, While Fish, Mackerel, Hering, Pepper Sauce, Soap all kinds, Spices, PATENT MEDICINES, All that are worthy of public confidence, kept for sale bvtliein. All kinds of school books recommended by the xvorthern Indiana and Southern Michigan, Teacher's Institnte, kept constantly on hand, and for sale, also s- me of the works of the I'ev. bmanyei ö.veuenDorg. free uant money taken at par for any kindoT g- ods. 11. B. PERSUING & CO. DjC. 18, 1So4s 40lf. rIIE uudetitjDcd effers for sale on terms J. easy p;iymeiit, the North hulfof Lot No. ten, 10 in Plymouth, with dwelling liouseand improvements, A bargain effered. Applv lo the owner ANSON SUJNADAHGER. Plymouth, Jan. 1, 18.5, 42mJ


ocr: ', ' j j t j i j GrOL.13 IXITES n n iMvisioulli tei fIMlE subscriber,--'- would respectful ly inf. rui Til'' U B l ium'f-nui ucnuc- nion ot rlvuioiiTj!, ana iisviciuuy, luai he has constantly on Inn 1 a .'dieral assortment OF BOOTS & SHOES Uf all kinds, sizs and pines. Tliis ndvcrtiifMiicnt now will hov Tiit Plymouth people vhr g', For Hoots ml Pinn of everv kind, To suit tlie most f.istideou inind. Fr those nIhi bow at Fashion's shrine, TIe ise call at M ick's he lies design T keep what cannot fiil to suit The latest stylo jf Shoe and T.oot. If ladies wish for slippers neat, T suit the mind and lit their feet Of fiaiters of the latest f;ihioi, When dressed to make a 1-udid dash in; Or llootee. Shoes, or aught to wenr; Then :.1I it Mks. y -u'li Hu I them there Ofevry sie and varied hue, Mule at the east mid westward too. We idso have a T.uskin Tie, Kor walking which the fair should buy, Tor the sake of health and comfort too; Then call und buy our Buskin Shoe. Now Fanners ymi will please to call At Micks his stock will please you all; His stocki ;ood, and c;iii't bo beat. IJy any house, on nny street. A better bout cannot he made, Than those we keep for count ry trade. Our Thick Ilroaiis are alo stout, Tluy'll wear till they aie all worn out; Tut if you want n finer Shoe; Then call at Macks he'll furnish yon With Calf. Morocco, or with Kq ; Viih kinds the best, that will iit rip. oung Misses too. we fond'y greet . Co-lie Jet us b.-antify yo ir feet WM Gaiters. Slippers or 15otee; With any kind t!,;,t y;i may lease. We ul so have for babes that creep, A littlr Shoe that's very cheap; It's pliable ;:ü,1 also i'a?, Andw ill protect their little feet. Uj'CulI utthe old stand. T rms Cash. JOHN JIcDAN'XEL.


ocr: . . Meat Market. J . V Patterson Have erected a Meat Merket on the comer north of Pershing's D-ug store, where they will endeavor to sap ply the citizens of Plymouth with fresh meats every morning, or as of'en as the demands of their customers may require ' ' They will pay the bestmarküt price in cash for Hutter, E.tres amLChicfcens, and ill at all times be ready to pajrCi.sh.for Fdt Cattle, Sheep and Un??. J;&z S. P. . June 7, 1653. Xritf.


ocr: & aicDERJIOlT, rr7sc, Ä7rii V Ornamental Are prepared to accornmo late all those h in'work done in their line. Ghe us a call. April 19, lu.j.-,. rtf.


ocr: II:ir(I,Srnix: VI) nun's Jiitol flows t ff Reard, Penix and Dunn's Bichmond iljrJ steel Plows, Cultivators, Corn She I -lers, and a great variety of farming' impleirents. for sale at thesijjnof the Uisr I'al Lock by 11. S. KELLOGC. Pent, Tnd.. Aprit 5, 1S.",5. 3tf.


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ocr: IN THE KARKET AGAIN! THE undersigned Jnvin? reiumed to Plynj. cuth and con'meno d !.ii: it es-', solicits a .-Lire sZZk of the public pi:ronaie in t!.etra''c ß-ö Ma r cl ware X& T1MVARE, STOVES, kc. He l.'as Dow on hand a variety of fooliiii?:, Parlor sind Hox Move; Also a lar-e assortment ol Tilt v;il C :ilt(l rjTl'cpairiiiL' done on the shortest notire. He will be found at the stand heretofore or u pied by Daniel M'Douald, one door i;ou;h ef i the Urick Store. C. S. CI.EAVCLAND. riyraouth, prilS'J, ISO--.. rf.


ocr: Got a Polatoc Clock! That h, "sot-np-al-cijrtt-o'efk;" and fcacd U HAU just returned from the east with a r.. Stock of DR.UGS & MEDICINES, Cart fully selected, packed, shipped, re r '. opened and put up for use, under hiscv iuime.liatc supervision, and tare, and v. l.-.n. from personal examination, l.c-i-an proi.tn;.. e PURE & UNADULTERATED. Dein a practicing Phv.'if ir.n, Dr; L. c-. n .speak advisedly as to the articles 1 oT r.-, and can assure you that his a-e no spi;(;...s imitations, u.ut upt home, but aie wnat ti ty puiporuo ue, auu wiiaj .e oiltrs thtm l,t. Paints, Oils. Dj es, Bruges, Varni J;, f.i(iuris, Cittni, andalllhe artii U.utii- illy kept in Dm-Stores. Also a lew C? roccrics Of superior pialitie for fa mil y use, ci to Sup ply a small country trade. u a a n s, r E a s, c om: ;, srens. srnurs. i-v.v, PICKLES V CONPirJEA Y s OF ALL KINDS, Preserved fruits, Cai:dies, Nuts, &c, all of a superiorjUiilily and t.;v or. Fancy Goods, ForMen, Women, IJnys, Cirlr, Habit?, lor rc-rs, lojisand dead heads, fror.i the f.nt t r rt-r s down to a three cent r ir.u;and a clt; y-i-c. Andtakea stat, and leek aroyp.d. Ycu'ii fiudsoirieihinv'you want, and if v.e Lave not mentioned it, just look crmnd ateur Not not rums, but penuine srtielef, V y the intrüorand as ood ai he cr-n rmhtt! ii'. See our Wooden Ware crd flaskets, Cheese Screen?, ar.d al'.ti ai .r.: vl tin n jr. :ure ns you re bom," vc v. !1 !-!': as chcan as air in an can r"d live. ! il you'll drop in and tell ns v, j.sl you vnt i ourline, youcan have il allow figures, ni an article that willdoyou good. Thankful for pa.stpatronaire and con C'crr. still continues his practite, 8':d can at all timis be found atthc.vlorc, or Lis 1e.lVr.cC1 when not absent on businc.-. Oct. G, lt3J. Slbf .


ocr: Rooms For item. T 1VO or t hree eonifortable anl convenient up s'nirs rooms over my Mote, for rent. 1 li.-y are suitable, torolneesor m. ops. impure of ' C. i'AUlKH. March 22, J8Ö-5. Uf


ocr: JUST RECEIVED. 0 r wotl-1, Cone Cut Corners, Star Papers, !New York Naked, The U atchman, lit 11 Smith Abroad, Stare of tlie Lamp, Lit tit, Maury's ('coiraphv of lT.tr Sei, Life of liill Toole, flrace Lee, Summer Lands, Suau. Ka.isns an l Nebraska, Uolfcrl's Koot, Pari- h Side, Our Parish. A Lo:i' Look Ahectd, Cu la. L'.f i S;m Iloaston, at KOIJL July 12. 1UÖÖ. ! is. Lvl. The IScKirc! oS TvvU-v f Oiitcs' Toivi:-h:p Tl LL hold thoir r -rubi r :i.- i u t . Vf I.sst .'vil'iiibiy iu J i'y. he..!i ii-1 . r. A'tvcii.u'T, J i;iu;;rv, .I n . Ii. ii v f f 11. i ear cuiiiiiieiicing in J..l , I ."..V S. I). T.M'.OIT. I ie,t. Al'et Tios. K. II"i oino, ij! ik. June 7. ISVi. ltl.


ocr: ßMYhite Fish, Cotl FMi, and läi .Uackorcl by the .$ 1.1!. or kit, may In- li id at jtiti' 21 PACKARD'S Better Times Coming . E3nrEi:s:ts? I2:!by EvvEiifiilion Is ii" ciinp.irion to 1 1 1 .plerid'd nssortment of Now npet!!t)2 Iiv the undersiiu'd at hs old sf:md. Iii r"!n has lately nnderirone new r ranjM m-n's ami lli-roii2li repairs, ml with his extensive new Mock, and iiwtsually ov prices, he In im fars bit what his h'r'tfore ileiil riistiuiiers and the citizens fJ uhal county ireiierallv, will .'ie hiina call especially when they ar fully convinced th:it it is tu their own interests to do to. X. R. PACKAßD. June 21. lT.:3.


ocr: 8 W .-S Ä fru V, . MNrr.CTlllFIlS AB DKAI.KRS1V Chairs, Willow ware Mntirasscs, &c. West Main Street, L,a;ortc, I nil. June CO, 1S54. 17yt. TT7l X TT


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ocr: ' Gß WEAVER & 5H00E, w. jl jjl. jm ty r y Lately from Ohio, wish to in form the citizens of riyinoiith and the surrounding country, tr 1 irj-that they have established g-VT ..Aw themsrdves in the above t ness inllieronm formerly occupied by over the saddle shop, where they ere prt to doall work enttusted to them in the manner. TI.ey have made arrangements the regular receii)t of the LATEST FA HIONS. J . T : I . . .. .. . . . anuimemi carrying on U.e laiiorin? ness in all its various branches, froia the IlJtsvariousbranehes.froiathe cmost fashionable rtyle. All n-customers, will be lake 11 off Their work shall be made low for cash. IcrM!.:ihkfii!ly received and 1 1 . - r. ......... . est to tnc most lashionaMe Ftvle. not suhiu hands. All nr ally attended to. Garments cut to ordtraud short tioiice.


ocr: i t s r.t.t.ro tt S EEI.AXCKK 22 New Firm at the old Stand! riMK undersigned laving forojed a ccpatt JL nership, will continue the hpjoh rl carriage manu acture at th old .tat.d tinker th fi rut of ' And areendeavoringtu leep f ac wil iJm prvcn.enTs o ti e r.- e. Thersjc but to lie Farmers and otftcrs of Mrishal audndjoiuiiig ccanties lley wc-jld say a iiT word about ! C f ( I tri- 2


ocr: TV.-v-f 1 rr All persons know ins ' 1HU11UI. relTcs indebied lo th ie firm of Carters end Cleveland, or G. S. Cleve land intiivi dually, will please call immediat an I make payiuent to the undersigned, will befoundatalltimcsatthestore Pa'mer in Plymouth. J.ME McFARLlN, for GILS0N S. CLEVELAND Oct. 2Gth I "ö 1 . 3-Jtf.


ocr: precision, and ihe inscriptions strictly fol lowed, as near ns possible. His shop is of, Mishawaka street opposite I. D Calvert's Livery s'able. IL K Pershtne will act as myarent itPlym öuth, receive inscriptions and forward them, and 1 will dclivcrtne work .-.ccordicg to crier. . April C, ISi t. 4 5tf. I Marble Factory. 'Tl I'IE undersigned witjld. rej- X rectiully inform the citi?ns of Marshall and adjoinir.gcojisties tbat be is still carrying on He Mar ble Manufactory at South Bend, where he intends kcepiugon hand 11 ktnds of TOMB STONES, BIOSPJlilEBTS, TOM 3S & TABLES. : Neatlv er.eeuled. and of tbe b-st vTJ:.Tt"J stock; which I e will rtll as low. as any shop in the country. His work manu factured to or ler. is executed with tb ereate?t


ocr: Nov. 9, 1851. : " . 3ltf. Clothing Store. THE undersigned having lo: cated in 2'lyrnouth viih. the intention of making it his home, and his pretent a perraa Tient business, would inform the public generally that he rpintends keeping a geuetal as iic'" sortment of Ready made Clothing TRUXtwS.VA LIECKS and SATCII?:LS, And every thins that any poor destitute crea: ture may want, whether he be at or away from home Dott'tlorget to call atthe Cincinnati Cloth in? Store, in Busk's building nextdoor to Valkenbiirghs, wliich is emphatically place to clothe the naked. . and most everything thatmen and boys may be found in abundance, and at ihe low est possible cash prices. lie wishes one to closely inspect the workmanship of clothing, as many arc often deceived in particular, by the discovery of Hips when too late and w hich are not at all times easily tepaired, unless the customer wishes carry a needle and thread in his pocket. HENRY P1EKCE. . April 20, 1234 . . , . Ttf. IMOTES, Of an for sale at this office. ' fi V.I


ocr: OIHce on Market street, opposite the Uar- netl House, LOG ANSPORT, I N DIANA. J u n-j. 1C5L llyl. Drugs, Medicines r r A A" D At Wholesale or Retail. ARE Now receiving direct from New York Pdiladelphia and Cincinnati, a large and splendid assortment of Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Pahj, Books, Stationery and Groceries, which they offer to the public on the most rea ronablft terms, and erery article sold by them is -warranted to be what they are re kommen J -cd, and from a long experience in business, they feel assured that they can supply the public with just the articles necessary. Theil medicines consist of the purest qual ities that can be selected in market. Setcct and Tou-eiitr:it-l Powders kept on hand of both V-etauIeandMiuels. Quinine, Sulphur, Morphine, Sal Soda, Cum Camphor, Castile Sosip, Sulf. Acid, Tart. Acid, Tannin, Cloves, ; Nutmegs, Ippecac, Opium. Creatn Tarter, Rrimstone, -Calomel, - Capsicum, Rhutaib, Epsom Sa!tt. " Faint and Oils. White Lead, Lamphlack. Pruian Red do, Venetian Hed, Span. Rrown, DlxcX do. , Vermilion lo, Sweet Oil, Chrome Green Fire pxoor paint, Linseed Oil, Yellow, French Yellow, Tanner's d Whale Oil, Spts. Turpentine Lard do. White and brown Zinc in Oil and dry. Varnishes. Copal Varnish, Japan Varnish, Coach do. White- do. Furniture do. Shellac do. k DycstutTs. Et. Logwood, Indigo, Hadder, Copperas, Alum, lile Vitricl, Vc. JDoohs and Stationery. Blank Books, Wfjt-t Memorandums, School do, &fr Time Cooks, Letter Paper, y Folscap Paper, Envelopes, Steel Pens, Gulia Percha, Circu lar pointed Pens, Writing ink, and Writins Fluid, Show Case Goods an variety, "Wall Paper and Window Shade the most beautilal patterns. . GROCERIES. N.O. Sugar, Havanna Sugar, Coffee Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Clashed Sugar, Cinnamon, Gincer, Coffee, Spices, Tea, all kinds from cts. to SI. 00 per lb Tobacco, all kinds. Cigars, all kinds. White Fish, Mackerel, Hering, Pepper Sauce, Soap all kinds. p ATET4T MEDICINES. All that at? worthy of public kept for ale by them. AH kinds of school books "recommended the Northern Indiana and Sonthern TVaeher's Institute, kept eonsUntly on and for sale, aio s me oi me worm oi tue r-,.nvel Swedenborg. Free Bank "4J rfy-rl IM Tv.n sloir forny kind of e-ods. Ulenstp H.B. PERSHING & CO. 18. 1554, 40tf.


ocr: I ; w; W'rf cJ vi ci. 3 CPTt Va !cli, Silver ware, fiC AND rQ Fancy Goods. VivC'riä TIIK stibprriber would in- form lii. old customers and the ju !1 ic generally that he hits returned :roiu Cliiea-o nndcstahlished 1; im sei I neainin S'Utl. Ilend.for the purpose o arrviütr on tl.eab'ove biisine.'s and thai he has on hand a well se lect d k of lite latest fasliion." of Jewelry and Fancy Goods, con si tin;: in partof Gold and Silver Watches, A variety of Ladies' and Goptlemen's Gold ehriü. Kevsaad Seals, Gold Ear rin.i's, Fin 1 per Kinv's, Ureast Pin, Oo 1 I'iisan-l l'en:i!s GOIJ IVllS With SliVCr.Vha.T?, I.OCM.-IS. I.riluc ...... . . . . . 1 . 1 f 1 . - ..... ' . ri IUrC bliVOr fopOOHS, liescninK,;,s, n:itterXnivesand a variety ofSilverware which nre warranted as pure as coin. Mis facilities 4 1 witii manufacturers, unpor'r-rs and wholesale dealers, ''ill e:ia-le him 10 supply his cusio- mers wun sroo '.s ma. win jn rwui;, tii.-hun ami eheapness meet a ü uema uns. Clork;, Watches and Jewtlry repaired on short notice. The highest prices paid foroM Silver and Gold. Store one door south of Witter &. Miller's Hook Store, South Deud, led. WM. L. HART I . ET. Sept 22. 1850. 2t'tf


ocr: In the llftrkct Tho behest e:iidi prte- wi I -f jb: I le-r nil :als fTüu-dlv hiaigiit ui:d toi I by Pi ueyi. i . tk Suiro I 'g. D. "IX'DEUTS. Lipe rr, J ;!y fi. If 31. ISA'


ocr: rjlflK follow! tu' is a i itist received and fev of the many B'Viks for sale at the Oi l L r Cook Sinre. Lost Prince. Worl J of Art, Pob of the Bowl, Fowlers Publications Entire, Novels a larce StoeK, B '.list's Kitchen Garden, Vicar of Wakefield, Parley's Cabinet I.ibrarv, Po -lical Works all kituU and Siyb-s, Si1 Northrup, Twntiineon J7aiIro:iT Curves, N. P. Willi' Works Complete, Scrihners Knineers Table Book, IJanerofts IJnite'l States, Jackson's, Noys & Strong's, Penmanship, Milern British Essayist., Bullo Works, Present age and Tnnc-r Life, Tirates Own BiV, IIzlelts Life of Aapoleon, I tumorous Spea kcr, Buhver's Novels in one Vol, ."Mechanic's Book," Florel ftm Wild irestcrn Scenes, Old Brewery, Mrs. Ueu Oarley. G. B. KOUCIiTS. l3r.Ul The subscriber has just n .:M a . new assortment fniii the Celebrated 'uUie oi l'irth, I'ond V Co., an.J Hallet, D.ivis ä Co., with and without the Eoban jitacl..ient. G. B. Bnil.B rs. Antust 18.14. 2 ?yl.


ocr: - U. M 1 WcaVa Ii !. L i il 2 J St vüwi3 V 1 HAVING purrhared the entire in!cre t this es'.i! bsl.n cüt, end added to it splendid a iort:: ent c f the Cheapest Ever brought to thi market, he rvites bis customers 'and the public generally to give a call at the ol I stand i i the r.or'.ii roam Rusk's new 1 u':blinr. His stock ot Fall and Winter CMliUis ' Is r!xtcniv Cosii;!flc. Winter Oiats, Pant?, Vests, Shirts. Cravats, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Cr.rpot Hairs, and in f :t every thine in raid line of tr.ii!e! to-, ti er with Yankt e No tions, Jewelry. c. &c. He is now el to sell cheaper than ny other riieht weit ol New York City, lbs htoefc of iTuvmsijing (DootJ Cloths, Cas-si meres', Saliiietts, a- l all kinds of Wi'.t r Girods, an't b" beat in an M,rtioii of Noriher i Indian', and his variety Tria iniiu's for Tailors rnd others making clothing, will In found more eMensive than any other house in th's place. IVm't t?e son.ewl.cro cd-e and ctt before yo-i call at the People's cheap .'t re. where you are sure to v.t the worth your money, on 1 leave the j ro rieb t "f esta'.lishmeiit with the warmest thanks for patronage. , F. K. . sitf.


ocr: THE OLD LINE DRUG & BOOK STORE. G. B. ROBERTS, DISUGGIST, and Book Snt.r.rR, in Clark' Brick Block, op posite the pub. s;mre La Portr. Indiana, WHOLE SALE and RETAIL DEALER 7N Drdjs, Hooks, and all articles appertaining lo the yame. Occupying two rooms, the f:ne-t and most extensive in the city, rnl laving Goods to fill the same he does n "t hesitate to inv.te his numerous friends and aequ.iintan'-es. (which a business of ten years in La Porte, has civen him. to call and and examine his Nlirilitr Stt ts, which he is nowreer-tvir,. Dz'Zstst Merchants, Growers, Pedlrrs ami others "buying Goods to Stil acain, he cordi slly invirestocall. Huyimr (Joo-l ; principally by the package, he Hatters himself that he can fürnish the same at as low prices as Lh. y r.m be bought in any market, in less G. IL KOUEKTS.


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ocr: (D ü 1 1 u i v s Died at his residence in West town ship, this county, on Wednesday, the 221 inst., Andrew McFarlis Esq, aged 73 years. On the 24th inst., Mas. Roxana I)e most, consort of George Demont of this county, in the 34th year of her age.


ocr: Xtiu &oucrti0cmcnts MONEY WANTED AU. perioiii kniiwiiiir tlicni Ives !nd-li!oI to l'.r o';- II usliton. ith-r hy note or book account, ill pk:i-fill jm 1 p-iv u; im- medi itelv. BUuOKH & HOUGHTON. Ah. 30. 18" 5. 21h.:J.


ocr: CORONER'S INQlTeST. FOUND dead and secreted in tho b.irn nf Grayson II. p.irks, in 13 mrboij township, Marshall county, Indiana, o i the 51:h instant, the fckt'lctnu of a human body, supposed to bo that of a female,' between fourteen and twenty years of age. about live (eet two inches hih. The top part of the skull und the left side of the lower jaw, gone. Name aud cause if dt ait unknown to tho pirv. LORENZO MA1TESON. Coroner M. C, Aug. 30, 1853. 2it3.


ocr: Of a Petition (o sell Luid Warrant. NOTCE is hereby given thtt an applica tion will hi? made t the Cjuiuiou l'lr.n Court of Marshall County, Indi.u.a. on petition filed tobe presented nnd heard at the O.-tnhrr teim of said court, 13."5, to be b'uii on ihe 3d Monday f October next at the court ln-us in 'lymcuth, fir cn ord r to sell re:d estate lre lonjring to the estate of Gcttrz J. A'lemon de ceased, consisting of a Land Warrant f.r lortv acr ofltiul, his personal property bf-iii!? in sufficient to pay the debts. J. II. CASK, Administrator. Aug. 30, 1S55. 2113.


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ocr: Stark Coanty Officers. "r nil 1 PM Ä N, S le r i frt " ( HUMPHREYS, Auditor, W. W. McCORMJCK, Treasurer. issioner. J S HEXDER. Sur-cyor. Cjn"n , nny.ip-pii Reorder. u.y. SPI'RIER, Justice of the Peace Knox. A. P. CARROLL.


ocr: Comity Officers. RJCIIARD CORHALEY Clerk. JOHNSON BROWNLEE, Recorder, JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer, JOHN L, THOMPSON, Sheriff, .THOMVS McDONALD, Auditor, , OLIVER W, MORRIS. Surveyor: J, F, VANVALKENBl.RO, P, M. SAM'L MCDONALD, Swamp Land Com


ocr: City Drug Store. 'fit, keen ron. stantly on hand, a splendid ass -rtment of pur ' - , Dm s A- r7I.ein-e.il:. min. 0:1. Vamisi.M. crc. Also, a good assortment of Toys anl Fancy Goods, a the Citv Dru? Store, one door . I esio: ir.e laporie Hotel L.Jiorre, na


ocr: I-lyinonili iwiaruef. Flour rer bli s':t CofTee, per 11 . Te i 1 ,'IS t)rle:ins ,Sii'yar " UV... while 1,41 Maple do ;2$ lL-s-wax ,T-l Clovefeed 7 W'f.ite lleans 1.00 Tallow per lb 2 C- Butter j.-O Kus ptr do7. lb ,H Hann per lb 7 Sides Shoulders 400 Cheese Oats Corn riaxse u Timothy t ci 1 Apples Rosin Soap, pc Common do candles Salt, pr bbl .V!.ittfi.?h ner bblI-2J'J Mackerel Rice


ocr: M.N.Hanlove, D.D.S., idÖÖ Ilcsidcnt Ilcntcst, Oillcc on Market btreet, opposito the Ear nett House, LOCAXSrORT, INDIANA. June If.51.


ocr: "OWED TO XII C TIMES. "Soles on the .Hinz dor of rre Are pi osaul tkouirhts in peel's sotu'; Dit V('cs on tee of fulling due To one to whom ih l cash belongs, And who, not celling it, will s e I not FOpleasan', by a - .nghl''


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ocr: MUCH ADO ABOUTJ NOTHING e AS MEEN VERIFIED FOR SOMETIME past, but Hint time now is past, and Much Ado About Somethin 0 Has taken its place, and CHMLES PALMER,- Tired d sc-ing Plymouth decked out with "three cent stores." has BOUGHT AND BROUGHT ON A regular ''Tvo Horse" Store! None of your ffo-cart, "one horse'" affairs, br.it, as Sa n Wei ler would say. 'ari out-an-outer to look at," and il you don't believe it come and look at it. High prices for tea, coffee, su?ar and molas ses, and Dry Good-, sines the abolition of the 'boera.ee laws," are ThauVul to his numerous customers for emptying his stcte as bare as a bird ca?e, and doping thev will do it aairt, he has filled it ' chock full" ct DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS. CAPS. SHAWLS. HARDWARE CROCKERY. WOODEN' WARE, BOXES, BARRELS. CLOTHING. FANCY F1XINS Dutch and Y?nkee Clerks, with a little Irish and he can anJ will sell BETTER GO ODS. and mare of them at let prices foi the same quality than you can find ELSBWHEKE- He has trusted out one year, and now he wants the "ready," and zs he can't stand trust twa years in succession, lor the present you had best bring on CAS EI OR PKODUCI2, To any amount; and you can hate the Goods. AT TR1FLIKG PK1CES. -I.V3 jsli.vd or goods, To suit your wants or fancy, and ANY QUANTITY 0FCÖ0DS At the' best bargains. Further multiplicity of words is useless. Just call at the now over sowing store of CHARLES PALMER. Nov. 'J9th, 1353. 37tl.


ocr: AEW STOCK Of Fall and Winter CTiS CCD LI XTI fZz$ AT C?0 0 5Ä?5iMr'S CHEAP CASH STORE, On Laporte Street opposite ihe Post Office. Staple and Fancy CnOchIs, Dry Goods, Harfticarc, GROCERIES. CROCKERY, CLOTHNG, and in fact, all kind? of Good. A very nice stock of B ots and Shoes, all to be sold for ready pay Cash and produce. G. S. CLEAYELAND. D?c d, 13 5. 3-tf.


ocr: TAKE CARE! r plIE Notes and accounts of John G. Cooper JL were left with rr.e for settlement, when he removed from this county, and as am re quired to collect them as fast as due, all inter ested w uld do well to call and settle up with out further trouble. JOHN L. THOMPSON. Dec 13, 18f5 39 3.


ocr: Laporte & riymontli Plank Road Money. fJ3Any of our subscribers wishing to pay their subscription in this kind of funds, may just bring it along. New subscribers can have the Banner 8 months for one dollar of it. tf.


ocr: AN'D others are respecfully invited to call at -the Lnpor'.e Agricultural Store, and examine the best assortment of Agricultural Implements Ever brought to this market. 50 Pious, various patterns, 4( Superior Cultivators, 50 Straw i. ml Hay Gutters, various patterns. Harrows, Seed Drills, Corn Shellers. Fan ning Mills, Hoes Rakes. &c &c. Jn fact ev erything in their line, from an old fashioned grain flail to a patent Ox Yoke. Call and see LEMON & SON Z,aporte, Oct 13, 1835. 3Iyl.


ocr: bwng'th e m b n! The highest market price will be allowed on subscription, for any amount of clean Linen and Cotton Hugs, delivered at this office. Don't fa'l to pay your subscript ion, when you can pay it in rags.


ocr: OLD WILCOX Is in town, and ready to re pair Clocks ai:d Watches a better aid more style thau any one can dare do. ITN, Ii. C-ish p lid fur old iron. Plymouth, Dec. 6, 33tf


ocr: LOOK HERE! FALL & WINTER XU233 GZDCZsS At the BRICK $?&SSEa The Best Assortment ever brought To This .liar Let. N. H. OGLESBEE & Co. Are now receiving their Stock of Fall ami VTintcr Cioods, con sisting of a Full and Complete assortment, suited to this market, which will be sold cheap for ready pav. Give us a call, everybody look at our Goods, and get the prices, but don't buy unless you are suited. Fair warning is fair play. Sept 20, '55- 27tf.


ocr: TOTTER & HULVERSON, SADDLE PLYMOUTH. INDIAN. mYYmTTxmmTiTmTviaTVTiTmr)TtT)


ocr: BEAR IIY JUXI rpilAT F. RlMPLER intends closing his JL his business in town, and all those in debted to him either by note or book account are respectfully requested to call and make settlement on or before Christmas next. F. RIMPLER. Nov. 29th 37tf.


ocr: 1 1 dm Iii ist rat or' s .1'oif c, TJ OTICE is hereby given that the un JLI deTsigned has taken out letters of ad ministration upon the estate of Jacob Wea ver deceased; all persons indebted to said estate are required to make immediate pay ment, and those having claims apainst said estate are required to file them duly authen ticated for settlement. The estate is probably solvent. LOUISA WEAVER, Administrator. Nov. C, 1855. 34t3.


ocr: lilfinU Meeds A netr sopplyof he most approved form, just printed on good white paper, and lor sale at the Kanner office either by the quire or sin?le copy. BLANK NOTES, Of an approved fornr, for sale at this office.


ocr: WHEREAS my wife, Elizabeth Wickhi zer. has left ray bed and boird with out any just cause or provocation, all persons are hereby forewarned harboring or trusting heron my account, as I am determined to pay no debts of her contracting, unless compellei by law. G. W. WICKHZEK. Dec. 6, 1855. 38t3.


ocr: Notice to Heirs and Others. Application will be made tothe Com mon Pleas Court of Marshall County, In diana, at its January term. 1856, nt the court house in Plymouth, for an order to sell land belonging to the estate of George Wiser deceased, his personal estate being insufficient to pay his debts. R. CORBALEY. Cl'k. Nov. Iff. 1855. 35-13.


ocr: A Jlinc Discovered! ALL who iish td get a f rst rate article of LIME, WH ntl(l ;t at Edwards' Kiln, on the east bank of Maxinkukee Lake, in Un :on Township, Marshall county; where it may be had in large or small quantities at reason able rates EDWARDS & Co. June 28, 1355. 15tf.


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ocr: ' t i ! 1 ö tit tu, IV I). DIED f.n Friday eenii.c 2.11 aft " r m v m II t I u r. urc:M illness. Miss Mtm Also on the 2?th. of lur.g fever. Kno,: Hawlit of this place, aged ab,ut 4 years. His fill! j l'ine IO vlIV Bl ten j o'clock a m. at the I'resbvterian rhr,u


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ocr: (DUftUdVfia Died on the 2d inst, near this plac, Mr?. Sally Cleatkland. consort of Mr. Willard Cleaveland, aged upwards of 70 years.


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ocr: Estray Heifer. rp.KEX up by vr-liis Jone', ofPourbort .1. Township, MeTStiall County,. Iidi)nn, on the 30th day of D-cember, 1354, r.r? re t hifer, one year eld last spring or fti mm er. No marks ot brands ptrceival !- Appraised at 4 dollars and 7" ctnls by Au-3eron Lynrh rfnd Franklin Chandler, before Justice J. Ms Wh arter. Attest PIPAKD CGP.BALF.Y, Ork. Jan. ,ia


ocr: On Sunday 14h by Rrr. Mr Jcii-is, Mr. Fa no 1 .-TAN) RiMPi.r.n to Mi;? Rn- BiroA Ban sard, 11 cf this county. On tha ?3rd. by t!. saire Wiii.ij.si Irti.iGLE to Miss BiLiiiNA Con., all cf this county. ( iVrril C.on'i know whether thi cr;-;o was or


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ocr: R. Jl. BROWX r. c. baxteb . BROWN & BAXTER, Dealers in avcs9 MANUFACTURERS OF ' Tin, Sheet Iron and Coppcrirarc, WOULD most lespectfully inform the citizens of'Marshall county, that they are now under full headway, and are prepared to furnish any article in their line, a shade lower than customers have heretofore been in the habit of paying, and perhaps a little lower than anyother establishment iu this part of Northern Indiana. We are practical workmen ourselves, and manufacture our own wares ofthe vei,y bestoi stock, and as we intend making it a permanent businessperhaps lorli'e, our customers may rest assured that we will sell them none but Good and Cheap Articles. The Ladies shall be promptly waited upon, and can have any article in our line manufac tured or repaired to order, and on short notice. 0We shall adopt as an invariable rule No disappointments when work is promised. Shop two doors north of the brick store at the sign of Tin Shop" across the side wilk. Kags and most articles of country Pro duce taken in eichance. Call and see o- 1S55. " I Trj ILM


ocr: THE OLD LINE DRUG & BOOK STORE. G ; B. ROBERTS, DU UC GIST, and Rook Seller. in ClaTk's Drick Block, op posite the pub. square La Porte. Indiana. WHOLE SALE and RETAIL DEALER JN Dri?s, Books, and allarlicles anoertninint-trt the Fame. Occupying two rooms, the finest and most extensive in the city, and having Goods to fill the same he does not hesitate to invite his numerous friends and acquaintances, (which a business of ten years in La Porte,' has given him, to call and and examine his Stock, which be is now receiving. Druggists, Merchants, Grocers, Pedlars and others buying Goods to sell again, he cordi ally invites to call. Buying Goods principally by the package, he flatters himself that he can furnish the same at as low prices as they can be bought in any market, in less quantities. G. B. ROBERTS. Laporte, July 12, 1333. I7yi. WANT to buy groceries, drugs and med, icines, paints and oils, go to II. Pershing's store, where he is just receiving fresh supply or everything in nisline of and will sell them at the lowest cash and give the highest market price lor all kinds JSC XET H


ocr: Drugs, Medicines Al U'holcsalc or Retail. if. is. V2:t:."i5n. & co. ABE Now receiving direct from New York Pdilalelphia and Cincinnati, a large and splendid assortment of Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Paints, Books, Stationery and Groceries, which they offer tothe public z the most rea sonable terms, and every article sold by them is warranted to be what they are recommend ed, and from a long experience in business, they feel a.sured that they can supply the publiewith just the articles necessary. Their medicines consist of the purest qual ities that can be selected in market. Select and Concentrated Powders kept on hand of both Vegetable and Minerals. SV US SQ- Quinine, Sulphur, Opium, Morphine, Sal Soda, Cream Tarter, Gum Camphor, Castile Soan. H Mill. Acid, Tart. Acul, Tannin, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ippecac, Epsom Salts. Calomel, Capsicum, Rhubaib, tthitfi aiifl Oils. White Lead, Lampblack, Prussian Blue, Red do, Venetian Ked, Span. Brown, Black do. Vermilion do, Sweet Oil, Chrome Green Fire proof paint, Linseed Oil, ' Yellow, French Yellow, Tanner's d:, Whale Oil, Spts. Turpentine Lard do, White and brown Zinc in Oil and dry. Iletrnifshcs. Copal Varnish, Japan Varnish, Coach do. White do. Furniture do. Shellac do. Rycstufls Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Madder, Coppera?, Alum, Blue Vitriol, Vc. IZocLs and Stationery Blank Books, ks, 17 Memorandums, 3, r&lxJiy Time Books, ier, r..7$ Foolscap Paper, School do Letter Pane Envelopes. Steel P ens. Gutta Percha, f'irrn- lar pointed Pens, Writing nk, and Arnold's Writing Fluid, Show Case Cools an endless variety. Wall Paper and Window Shades of tue most Leautiiui patterns. GROCERIES. N. O. Sugar, Tea, all kinds from 30 cts. to 81.00 per lb. Tobacco, all kinds. Cigars, all kinds, "White Fish, Mackersl, Hering, Pepper Sauce, Soap al) kinds. Havanna Sugar, Coffee Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Ciushed Sugar, Cinnamon, Ginger, Coffee, Spices, PATENT MEDICINES, All that are worthy of public confidence, kept for sale by them. All kinds of school books "recommended by the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan, Teacher's Institute, kept constantly on hand, and for sale, alo some ofthe wcrksof the Rev. Emanyel Swedenborg. Free Bank money taken at par for anr kind of g ods. 'H.H. PERSUING & CO. Die. 19, 1534: 40lf.


ocr: Meat Market. JT. & Patterson Have erected a Meat Merket on the cotner north of Pershing's Drug store, where they will endeavor to sup ply the citizens of Plymouth with fresh meats every nwrning, or as often as the demands of their customers may require They will pay tie best market price in cash for Butter, Eggs and Chickens, and vill at all times be ready to pay cash for Fat Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. J. & S. P. June 7, 1853. 12 If.


ocr: Ilea rl..jcnix i nun's Stool J'lows Clf 'ear(1' Sli and Dunn Richmond sttel Plows, Cultivators, Corn Shel lers, and a great variety of farniin.' implements, for sale at the sign of the Bk' Pad Lock by H. S. KELLOGG. Peru, Ind., April 5, ic:ö. 3tf.


ocr: WILLI AH V. WIDESD, IMPORTER AND WUOLKSAI.i: DEALKR IX . ti l CJLi EARTH EN WARE, 52 COURTLAND STREET, N. YORK.


ocr: PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. DU. J. E. BItOOKK, having perma nently located in Plymouth, tenders his professional Service to the public. All calls promptly attended to except when absent. Office in Houhtou'sElock. J. E.BUOOKE. Dec. 14th, 165 J, 3 I


ocr: . Oct. it), IS31. 3 It i". Got a Potatoc Clock! Ä & & 0 r" h-.trM-" : v 1--- rr-i . Thi! is, ct-iip-at-cklit-o'c'cflircEdfcKtd ll.c IIADjustrcturned from the east with a new block of DRUGS & MEDICINES, Carefully selected, packed, shipped, received opened and put up lor use, under hi own immediate supervision, and care, and which from persona! examination, hecan pronounce PURE & UNADULTERATED. Reing a practicing Phuician, Dr, L. can speak advisedly os to the articles l.e offers, and can assure you that his are no spurious imitations,, sot vp at home, but are m ii.rir Prportto be, and what l.e offers thtiu for. nuuts, Oils, Dvcs. Brushes, Vanihli, Liqtior.S Gums and allthe ntticlcsusu ally kept in Drug Stores. Also a few G-roc erics Orsupcnorqualiliesfor familv u.c,oi to tup ply a smallcouniry trade. U GA U S. T E A S, C O FFIZ 7J, spices, srnups, Frsut PICKLES A- CONDIMENTS OF ALL KINDS, Preserved fruits, Candies, Nutr, A.c, all of a superiorquality and ilavor. Fancy Goods, ForMen, Women, Uoys, tlirls, Rabies, loafers, lopsand dead heads, from the Lncsl j crfuircs down to a three cent c igar; and a clean pipe. Andtakea seat, and look around. You'll find something you want, end if we have not mentioned it, just look around atour patent HrUictury, Notnostrums, but genuine articles, made Iy theintcntorandasgood as hecan maketlcm. See our Wooden Ware and flaskets, Cheese Screens, and al! thai fort of thing. "Sure as you're lorn," we will fell as cheap as any man can and live, and if you II drop in and tell us what vou want in ourlin, you can have it at low figure?, ai:d au article that willdo you food. BR. XiEalOS, Thankfulfor pastpalronage and confidence, still continues las practice, andean at all limes be founl at the store, or his residence, when urt absent on butinci:. Oct. t, I i'j'S. ;ii if


ocr: ÜJlbio ndL ä F att if ons DlsmoutO nmntv Office Are now informed that we are prepared to execute in a neat andfashionable styl all kinds of JOB FMIWTMG, Eitherin black or othercolors. The ma terials are now in good order, and the es tablishment is under the superintendence of an experienced and competent worh vnan. Jan. lS5a. CCT Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Justices Sc Constables Blanks, of all kinds. Also Blank Notes, kept for sale at this office at prices to suit the times. 20 acres of jLand for Sale. f IIIE South west quarter of section thirty j one, in township thirty-four north, of rantje two e ist; also the south east quarter of st'Ctiou one, in township thirty-three north, of ran ;e two east, situated three miles east of Plymouth- This land is heavily timbered with Oak, Ash, Poplar, NYalnut, Sugar-Maple,


ocr: Rooms JFor Resit friWO or three comfortable and convenient I , up stairs rooms over my store, for rent. are suitable for offices or shops. Enquire C. i'ALMKll. March 22, 1835. ltf


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ocr: EVAST0P8L Is in R issia, but here are SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE Of every variety. Cooking Stoves of various patteni5, Parlor Stoves acood assortment, Bjx Moves different sizes, also, Tin wa-e, Copper ware, and Stove pi;e, constantly on hand, embracing a good variety. All work warrant ed, and prices to suit the times. Repaying done on the shortest notice. Terms cash. Store at the old stand of Barber, Hutchinson, & Co- Plymouth, nda. Dan'l McDoxild. ' 1 -


ocr: 'Märble Factory. riHE ur.JersigrrcJ wu!d ret JS. pecitnlly inform t! e .ti:i of Marshsll and adjoininc cojrd- -. that i e is still carryinr on the Mi i -ble Manu!c:ory jt bni;;i Per l, where he intends kcejiiuon L:r.l all ki r.d? ot TOM 3 STONES. Td 0 B U jal E H T 5 , Tö MKS cc TABLES. Jt3?r Nealy executed, rd of Ihe best lZJzZZJTJJj v-tockj wmcü i e v. ill -:t;i fc3 ow 'any snop in the country. lz worh mar.u to er 'er, is execu'ed witli the t-w.est and the iiiseriptici.s ftriciiy fol as near as possible. His shop is on M.ihaw?ka street eppesite I. Calvert's Livery stable. H. R Pershing will act es my arenl Plym receive insctiptions and forwsd tt.e;, I will deliverthe work eccrdir,".3o,-'er ' ' ; JACOB KNOBIGCIC. " April 6. ISS I. . 6i.


ocr: cn WEAVER &Sf?onTT. mi n Try,- t Lately from Ohio, Tish to in form the citizens of rivinnulh ( Ul -"d the surrounding counttv, CTL;' : : ."-'e e.via l li . ! cJ themselves in the ab'vc I i..; ness in the room formerly occupied by Sutphen over the raddle shop, whete they are prepare ! to doall work enliustcd to ).tia ia U.c. it.; manner. T!,ey have ma k- arian-un.ci.ts foi tke rerular receipt of t!;e LATEST FA H IONS, I ." .1 n ,1 . . ' . 1 . i ,iiwin'. ri v. u ry i .tj o:i u.C i iliiOniV 'i'JS;- j ne-s mall its rariou-; Lr.nici.e::, froi.i t he plair.- esi i'i u.--- i i; i::H!ar-ie styl.. J work notswilinj eustouier?, v.jl! 1 (. t!;i ofi their hauls. 'J'heir work s!.,ill br m-nJe t-.r.v t'.r :a h. All orders thankfuliy receive 1 and puMctu iflly attended to. Garn:enls cut crdtrand on short notice.


ocr: 0lc oa Market stret, oppesito the Ear nett House, LOGANjsPORT, 1 N DIANA. June 8, 1851. Hyi. Druns. Medicines . , -1 X D At Wholesale or Retail. ii. ii. rr.RSinG Sc co. ARE Now receiving direct from New York PJiladelphia an I Cincinnati, a larre and splendid assortment of Drus. Medicines Oils, Paint?, Rooks, Stationery and Groceries, which they offer to the public on the most rea sonable terms, and every article sold by them is warranted to be what they are recommend ed, and from a Ion experience in buiness, they feel assured that they can supply the public with jusi the articles necessary. Their medicines con.sit of the purest qual ities that can be selected in market. Select and Co 11 cent rat eil Pnuder kept on fcsnd of both Vegetable and Mine.alj. Quinine, Sulphur, Opium. Jforprrne, SalSoda, Cream Tarter, flnrn Camphor, Castile 8oar, Brimstone, Ea'f. Acid, Tart. Acid Calomel, Tannin, Cloves, Capsicum, Nutmegs Ippeca?, Rhubaib, rpiOia Salt. Iai:i1n and Oils. White Lead, Lampblack, ' Prussian Clue, Red do, Venetian Red. Span. Brown, Clack do. Vermilion do, Sweet Oi!,. Chrome Green Fire proof paint. Linseed Oil, Yellow, French Yellow, Tanner's d 5, Whale OiJ, Spts. Turpentine Lard do, White and brown Zinc in Oil and dry. WtrnialtcH. Copal Varnirh, Japan Varnish, Coach do. White do. Furniture do. Shellac do. DyestufTs. Ext. Logwood, . Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, Blue Vitriol, $c. nooks and Stationery, Blank Boks, 3!fl Memorandums, School do, alj Time Books. Letter Paper, 5jJ&2 Foolscap Paper, Ettrelopes, Steel Pens, Gutta Percha. Circu lar pointed Pens, Writing nk, and Arnold's Writing Fluid, Shew Cae Goods ari endless Tariety, Wall Paper and Window Shades of th moat beantiiwl pattern.t. GROCERIES. !.-0. Sugar, Havanna Sugar, CcfFe Sugar, Loaf Sogar, C:u shed Sugar, Cinnamon, , Giairer. CotTee, ' Tea, all kinds from 30 ctj. to 8 1 .00 per lb. Tobacco, all kind. Cigars, all kinds, White Fish, Mackerel, Hering, Pepper Sauce, Soap alliinds, 'pices, PATEN TM ED I CIN ES, All that arc vorlhy of public co-afidence. kept for sale by them All kinds of school books recommended by He Northern fndiaaa and Sonthern Michigan, Tachr' lnstitnte, kept constantly on hand, and lor ale, alo s-jne of ire works of the ReT. CxanytlSweslenbor?.' free Bjaknoaey tXtmm t pal fCt nv kind of g oda- H.B. PERSHING & CO. 3Dd. l!Z54i 4CtL I


ocr: pp 51. N. Hanlove, D.D. S,, 0 Reiilcut Ien!ct, 0lc oa Market stret, oppesito the Ear nett House, LOGANjsPORT, 1 N DIANA. June 8, 1851. Hyi.


ocr: GOING IT AT HOME! rhe undersigned has got 1m Lor pov J in good repair and in complete opci'ati and is now prrpiring to do all kinds of In a nat and fasnioiinble elyle. Cabinet mi ken, tVfcgon Makers and others can bo accun moda'el with all kind of work in hi. line n ?hjt aotice, hnd good material La'l be used, l&gwork, shall give ealiäfaction or the custom er wiJ a-'t bo avked to receive ir. His op is on Michigan street one door Norih of ätalcy' tau yar. JAMES W. GILLSONV riTiiouth, 0:t. 12. 1354. " 3üvl


ocr: AlliCCl "POPFCrS Victorious. HAVNG sold" oat try psc sent it tock of Goods owing to bad health, n com- pelled to clo;e my business accounts with my late customers, which desire done imme diately by ntte, produce or cath. Please call without delay and settle money need, in to commence business ia the spring if i health permits Friends oblige by calling I A SHJNABARGER. Dec22, 1831 - - , 41113 i ' ' ' ' ' . !


ocr: I 0 ARTE RS for STOVES & TIN WARE. I It tKilLfj,., ..1 I.a.t. 1...a 1 1. inr.,rtn .1... 3. fit' 7 m) rd I 1 vr.i:t li Kiirriiim rr.nii. try. iht ho Ins on hand, and in rcceivirnr w.--k - ----- -j - - o ly from N-w Voik, the bng -st and mi st com plete stock of Hiniw ire. S ov es, and Tiu w ire, ever bi'-git t this mark.-t. Ha dtfy couijn -tition, mid p!elgeA hniisell to jay h those wih- lag arty g hvd iu his line, they cm iave teuper ceni iv ca.lir g at nis iiaravv. ie More. Particular aueutioü w.Il bv? paid to tho Stove and Tiu department, Kcpaiiing done lo order, -- warr-uittd clor one door South cl L..Wi-ti Hotel, cor ncrofJI. &W. streets. , Jaa- 1, 1S51 42a ii. b. iiine. - 'Ttrtfre1 nTTrirrrT , itIjIX tylllJLAj, : Tbankiul for patronage in his hue, wll be fu'in-J ready at adliuoes to supply cuitomersaud I! E Ä 0 Q 1 I rt tl t.. ljJ n


ocr: f.tll Vol. D'Anl i;-ns Ili-.t Reforuiatiou, j Bu ia rs it i , Great Men and Great Events IIaswc-11 on Ibizmer-rins TpperTer; an i Lower For sale 1 y August 3, Iti-jl. llion. '4UI t ! . JJvl


ocr: WILLI V?I . 2Mi" IMP.lRTta AND WHOM-SALE DALEil I w -er wi - ' n EARTH EN WARE, 52 COURT LAN J) STREET, 3. YOU Iv.


ocr: 15 1 i , -, . iiob has waked up! & STOVES c irrirsar iSEEfln ?!!EEflniacc! m at reduced 'prices. "HK Subs.-riber Ii i imw on band und in- tends koe-iiii'' f.-r tloi ;.c. on modal ion cf h' enstonters h ttneral a;ortiifnt cd" - , . . iOOKli:, I'iirlOr ailll IMlOp MOVCS. Hi vvul e.outiiiao tho lamufatt ue d" Tinware, Sheet Iron mid Copper- ii 'irp II' his male arrartgemr-nti to keep tiling movin now, a.l h is ud"pted a. l:i nitt 'Be sure you are right then go ahetuf. Hist'o.-es Merij-h, bis tinware i ri$-ht. nnl innnufctiued of the l itdit kind of material, and hi price thill be right! tosuit the pirchaser. Give birn it c ill, uiiJyou are sure lu yet the worth of your ruouev. ROBERT RISK. O.t. 12. 16."t. 30vl.


ocr: iroirtt.-r T-.rrT-T- imna ma i.L.lrl JFeii-mcrs Insurance Of Schenectady, N. Y. Cnpital $-233,000. nPHIS cnir-nJr s tl,s most res ponsible in the L. S. Appii-.raiion? ta ken, an I policies i?ned to Farmers, Merch ants and o-.hers deitr:.-- to efi'io: ea liberal terms. Not. 27. 1354. W. G. rOilEROY, A -t.


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ocr: nflasmm agannnX CHARLES PALMER Takes this opportunity to inform his friends and customers that he has been to York, and seen Barn urn's Show and now earnestly request all who know themselves indebted to me by Book account to and settle, as I am in great want of money for many purposes, and more especially to Freight on Goods! Yes, on Goods!! Goods cost money, and cannot get them without In rder to make a raise of a small part of the great amouut that must have, I propose, and after Monday next, to sell My present Stock of Goods JIT COST! For Cash, Wheat, Oats Beef Hides, DeerSkins, Beeswax, Rags, Egs; Yes, and for almost thing else you can think of or mention, except That article do not-ant, nor can I take any more of it, as it will neither pav or buv GOODS. Now is the time to raa';e bargains. So come on with your Produce, you want to buy, as I am determined to sell. Oct 23, 1855. 32tf. "ÖT9 IHLoinnie.


ocr: A Lot of Buckskin and wollen Gloves the Drick Store, to be sold cheap cash. , oct 2 33-


ocr: MONEY WANTED. ALL persons knowing themsrlre indebted to Brooke &. Houghton, either by note or book accouut, will plta.e rail and par op im mediately. B HO OKE i HOUGHTON. A15. 30, 1835. 5Mm3.


ocr: mething New HE BRICK STORE!! LADIES call and get a French calico Pattern before it is all gone, if that not suit you, we Lave DeLnins, Twills, Cashmeies, Marinoes, Scotch and other kinds of Dress Goods. You can't help being suited. OGLESBEE & Co. Oct 25, 1853 32- 4 K 1


ocr: 1T9. Best assortment in town, from 4 shillings to 31 00 per pound, now receiving and offering at PACKARD'S.