ocr: H and ness. tion cupied street, GUN SHOP. WILSON BAOIl, H AVING permanently established himself in Port Gibson, will punctually, and with de «patch, filial! order* for the manu facture or renairot RIFLES, PISTOLS, sHOT-GUNs. and any description of Fire Arms. Having aad fifteen years experience in the Gunsmithing busi ness. he feels certain that he can give full satisfac tion to all customers. All work warranted. He has located himrelf in the shop formerly oc cupied as A. J. Carnahan's Tailor-snop, on Mais street, near the ,Po*t Office. He has on hand and for sale, a few English Doc BLK-BA*arLKD RnnrGrj«s, of the latest styles. (J 7~ Prices, in all case*, reasonable «£3 July 31,1553 ^.


The Port Gibson reveille.

ocr: NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 3811. W&T&1HB. port «sinsoN, Mist*., architect, bridge -«Nil HOUSE BUILDER. ILL buildopen and enclosed frame, rod Iron and Wire Cable 8u#t>en*ion Bridge«, and construct Plank Roads ami Railroads, build spleu rid dwellings and« 1 kinds of public building*— draw plans, make nmde's and specifications for the ,i m e—make out bills of lumber aud all other mate dial*. and measure aud value carpenter's work, &c. • uring the present year, upon very reasonable «ums* for ready cash, Ire. DteJanuary 5. 1853. W 20-ly l \ A Bale* lud at Bagging, for sale b v V 'r *epU> ** W ' ' y

place_of_publication: Port Gibson, Miss.


ocr: Professional Cards. Or. Hobt. E. Richardson S LOCATED at the Bratilla Plantation, (late residence of Cortez Chanrali**. K*q ) an«l re »nectfully tenders his pro(e»*fmf*l Wfvifes to the »-itizens of the vicinity.—Refer to Mr». Briaeilla Jefferies. John R. C hamuli«*, S. L. Chambliss, D. C. Griffin*, I F Moaley, J. E Calhoun. G. W. Harden. D. C. ifa/a, Lewis William*. John H. Hedrick. Janll-2l.8m* J ». PATTON I K. «. rr.YToN. re the D. W. H.


ocr: Port Gibran, January II, 1854.—20-tf To Uic Ladies. T HE undersigned have now on hand the most* fashionable assort ment ol Fancy Dry /food», for FALL & WINTER TRADE Such aa î^aleat style Uunnels, Rildion, «plendiJ variety of Drew Good.*, cloth for Sacks, Cloaks, Mantillas, Trimming», Silks, Laces, Hoiarry, Glovoa, linen earn. Handk'fs. Collars. Capo#, Curtain Muslins Embruid and Plain, Silk Umbrellas, Gaiters, Booties, nr.d thousands of articles in that line. IIOOO yards of licnutiful Winter Ginghams. ' ' ported front Europe, which we CALL, il you please ; it will be to your interest The ■ • advanced, aud wc must'sell. All recently tm offer so low as to aatonidi all ! season is know our Motto ! S. BKRNHKLMKIU BRO. Port Gibson, Oc'ober *20, 18ôd. 10-tf most* for 3 a for Silks, Booties, we il The All 10-tf


ocr: ! ! tl0 I * GUN SHOP. ! Tff T f fi fl iVÎ I) i ÏT I? T) »■ Jl JW Ö X_F a1 Jt) til JV Jßf 11 , ! T_TAVING permanently established himself in Al Pori Gmmd, will nunctually. and with de »patch, fill all orders foi the manufacture or rcpairol RÏFLES, PISTOLS, sHOT GUN*. * ny d « cl ' , P t,on ® f F«» Arma. Having cad fifteen year* experience in the Gunamithing^ im*' "«M»* J«*la fertain that he can give full satialac. tl0 " to all customera. All work wanan'ed. He has locate d himself 111 the shop formerly oc cupola* A- J- Carnahan's Tailor-sHop, on Main street, near the Post Office. * ' H * ha ' on hantl "" d forsal«.» few English D«-. slk-raruf.i.f.d SnoTGras.of the latest styles, DJ* Prices, in all cases, rearonahle July 81, IS53 "* 48-ly I 4 k ABB/-S. 50 half do. Extra St. Louis Flour * Vf VP frcA —jugt received and for sale by M. G. WILSON & CO. October 26, 1853 10-tf , in


ocr: HARVIE &, UNDERHILL, FLOUR AMI Commis. üHcrcl)ants, St. Louitty Ylissouri 43-ly un* 13, 1859


ocr: Port Gibson, March ÎÏ, 1834. 31-tf Change of Firm. S i ROSER & BRO., having thin, the first _• day of January 1854, taken Lout* Frev U one of their partuera, the busincsM will henceforth be conducted under the uauic aud title of Roser, Lit other &• Co. SAMUEL ROSER, SIMON ROSER, LOUIS FREY. first Frev will aud


ocr: 1 i 1 ! j 1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, i tm-. 7 1 ... -'IIS#-, ! tTAVING assoc«1e«l themselves in the practice of Ijiw, will give prompt attention to all j business eutru«t«*d to them, 1833. 25-1 P1ÎYTOM A P.ITTOT, 7


ocr: - £!€■]¥ GILDING at T. - —— - — Pß P 17 8 Ö D O ■''*'* **' t " A R *j û j £!€■]¥ Aî¥!> CRIVAIf Ei'VT Aï PAHS TER : GILDING Sc FANCY PAINTING DONE In the Best and Neatest at T. J. Kelley's Room manner,


ocr: J. S. DOHAN. GROCERY, produce, AND General Commission MERCHANT, Kouxey, Miss. Q7»Affnt for MrnirM l t aj C * N Orlexns.^D


ocr: Select School ÜJ ÇD \JT^3. F- CONRAD, A. B , will re-open hi*School tor Bov* on the firtt Monday in irptember. turf. Instruction will be given in every branch taught in the best Academics an. High School*. TF.RMS— Payable is Apvancb:—F or Session of Five Months, S25 00. Each Scholar will snpply himself with Desks—Seats will be furnished. Oy Timely notice will begireu of the rooms to be occupied. Tort Gibson, July 26, 1854. W. 49-7 w hi*School irptember. branch Session with rooms


ocr: jjj Oook & 3ob ©fftcc, . Bridewell'S BtiJdinK, jjj 4 jy <y pji£gp 01 PORT GX^BON, MISS, CtyvAl 1 kind« of Book and Job Printing neatly •xacuted at this Ofllr,, on rruonab'.« term* Y


ocr: flT FSl'lll & X Ä ^ one thcir pa } rtn crs, the business wil! h«moeforth be eondueted «der the name and gÄT T OITTQ VRl' Y ' Pnrt Hihann AI!« Inn 1 RA 4 I ort vtiDSon, a 1 ins, J&q. I9d4*


ocr: Co-paft IlCrsllij) NoÜCC. r T H E ", n<lcr,i < n * 1 have * Ço-Pfrtnerahip ÂlSKÎÂt \ Ja#on We solicit a share of the public patron •»£>"? 7% *' v K^uŸb? SîlShjfecîvï " 1 * " ^ J 8 M ASOV B.C.McCAT! GEO. R. GIRAULT, "


ocr: S TTY the association of Mr. AooLniK Bcasiizi A choice stock ot good», and the utmost attention to ADOLPHE^ BF.RNHt:iMrR Port Gibson, January 11,18-54.—20 -tf Co-Partnership. Lost, S OMEWHERE between Port Gibson and Grand Gulf, a Wesson's Belt REVOInYING


ocr: j j - TVfif if*D llUlIUU. rpHQS. RYAA' requests his customer», who are .L indebted to him to come forward and pay up, as he is anxious to purchase a new stock for his business Those wwbing BooU and Shoes for the > aext year will pay attention to this. January 4, 1851—.»O-tf. >


ocr: BURNET &. KENNARD, DEALERS IN STAPLE k PANCT Dill GOODM, ci.o rnnu, H ATS HOOTS, 3HOK8, China, Glass and Crockery Waro ; Hardware, Hollow-ware. Tin-ware, Nails, Swede, slab and bar Iron, Tabs. Pails, Kee lers. painted Rackets,Tobacco, Ox-chain«, Log-chains, Trace-chains, horse k Mule Haines, Potatoes, Floor, A Port Gibson, Miss., Feb. 1.1854.—24-tf


ocr: B. BOOTH & CO., FAMILY GROCERS, AND DEALKES IN WINÊS, LIQ UORS, CIGA RS, Sre. Sfc Port Gibson, Mias. 31-ly


ocr: Ü »patch, and fifteen ness, tion He cupied street, He _ L IE Csixflii. GUN SHOP. . WI 180 N BAKER, Ü AVING permanently established himself in Port Gibson, will punctually, and with de »patch, fill all orders foi the minufacture or renaimi RIFLES, PISTOLS, sHOT-GUNs. and any description of Fir* Arm«. Having uad fifteen years arperienca in tha Gunsmithing bn«-, ness, he feel* certain that he ean give full satisiac tion to all customers. AH work warranted. He has located himself in the shop formerly oc cupied aa A. J. Carnahan'« Tailor-*hop, on Main street, near tbe Poet Office. He he* on h*"d and for sale, a few English Do ■Lt-BAKBFLBI Swi r Or»*, of the latest styles. J3T Pri^i» an cases, reusftgbls.^n JoTv il. 18«» ir. 4«'1r


ocr: torney, or some other person known to the bureau to be creditable.) Sept. 26. 1012 w4w. AYEU'S & PILIS. FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. There has long existed a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pills one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These pills produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc 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 their .v - 1 j ; V ! 1 .1 use in tne BCTeim aiwun iw wmi-u mt? uc ap plicable ore given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap- Etite, Listlcssness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, ilious Fever, Fever and Agiie, Pain in the Side and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. Ai 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 short, any and every case where a purgative is required. They nave also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Ride. 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 their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. 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 cases in which 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 Eleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no arm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYJER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for $L AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Care of C0TGIIS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BR0X( niTIS, WII00FIXG-C0CGII, CROUP, ASTHMA, AXD CONSUMPTION. 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 affec tions of the pulmonary organs which ore incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of Colds, Coughs, Hoars exes, Ac; and for Child rem it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that eon 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, and that the genuine article is sold by- Wittiami A Hryvood, and P. F. Pcscud, RaUigh, A. 0. Bra&Uy Wilmington and by Druggists generally, STANHOPE FOR SALE. THK SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale that beautiful and healthy residence known for tbe lost ten or twelve years as Stanhope, situat ed in Nash County, immediately on tbe Raleigh and Tar borough Stage road, 18 miles West of the Wilmington

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

name: Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume]

publisher: William W. Holden


ocr: iZmfh REWARD. RANAWAY FROM THE 53"b VFSDBSR1BERS, in the month of February last; a cenro known by the name of Jones Kifll alias Jones Walker. ged about 22 or 23 years, 5 feet high, and weighs about no. raia dot is a bnght mulatto, wen made; quick pokea and very likely. ' He was brought op in the Citjr of Raleigh, and is supposed to be lurking in that vicinity or in the county of Johnston. The above reward will be paid for the delivery of said boy to the . Subscribers, or for bis con finement in any Jail in the State to that we can get him, All persons are expressly fonrarned arainat barboriniror employing said boy, as the utmost rigor of the law will be emorcea.against ui oaenaers.. . V si ..'I , . . - , R. C. .HOLMESr T M LEE. CninoN.'C.Aprir24rn;l854.''',';,r io20-jw2m."


ocr: V SPALDmri fiEOGEES' ouses! FL01THG PALACE UZWIU Fran their rHwiU Aqaauo Amphw theatre, on tkm Maaaauppi sod OW . rrrarm, and tbvif - North Amerlcai CIreis! So fcvcrabtr known iat la Kortm aad East, huo . ONE MONSTER CONCERN : "Wt Two CovAMtx, emu '. ' a mg niaiwuytta swat avttw 1 JVanfcaraanS Satuaara f . IN FRXZ32LY Daily, ia lha saraa R w, in preaenc f Um andieare, wnlr . Two Seti of Performers! TWO BETS-OF CLOW KB! FIYE a0W'IN TRZ 1LKQ! TWO SETS Or MKJ BOSSES)' 1 Complrte Dramatic Corp! ; Ptmtomimtt Swry Jfin aim ! PUTNAM, EVERY-NIGHT IE) YENT1ALL, thsloglerl ' KENDALL'S BRASS BAND V C HO ATP 3 STRING MAKJH A Triaraaii Pi oct km tiiwaara tsar principal uceu, about 19 o'rWck jb at ararjr piaca of Exhibition, of ' tbe Band, ia la Craud Floral of SlataoUea, - - ; Drawn by 40 Ilorset! ' Driven by on nan; sod traryUimf- -iae, in and about tbe latabUaojneoV " . upon Um same elaborate aad aaanu ' acala, with BILL LAblK, I 1m Great New OrWaua Ckraa ; H. Maoiltox, tbe Woudcrful Maa Moukar; M'Ue AGKKS, the Ccia. brated Creola Grmnaat; AYaltkr Aymar, tbe Pcerleaa Bareback 4tt- der; C.J. Kooaas, um dicuneiiaWad Scenic Equestrian ; Master Cls kxce, the Vonnf EqueMnaii Hero; -Mrs. Oanoim, um Beaouful Scenic . Equeuictne; Mis. Lake, ths inirs - Did Horsewoman ; tbe uunoaa Mtt. - let Btoinu; H. Ma0ibty, the renowned Vottieenr: Moueieor La -THoBB.tbe Modem Bercolea; Prof . -Baavwim, tbe Enguah Wizard; V. .' -KiatMia, tbe Versatile Eqpestrian; . H- DuaAiro, the kiuiul Gymnast: Robikt Whit a, the acfourpdmlxW Maxtrt : AV. J. Pacl, the famous -Jehu; C.Bbvowh,J.Rtax,W-.Cok son, Ac, Ac, will be exhibited av " Ir.iL, aud 7 r. x., - AFTERNOON AND NIGHT Oa Friday and Saturday, Not. 17 aad 18. ALSO, AT WELDON, Monday, IfoTember 13. WARREATO., Tuesday, Not. 14. , HENDERSON, Wednesday, Mot. 15. .. FRANKLINTON. Thursday, If ot. 1. G0LDSBORO, Monday, If ot. 20. ' 'yt W" ADXISSIOXDrt OrcU bOcU. " ' - and ServafUi 5cUCUortd Bat 25X. . GREAT INDUCEMENT, k TO THE TRAVELLING


ocr: AYEU'S PUIS. FOB ALL TEE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. There has long existed a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial cf its virtues has -conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical piu, but not easy to make the best of all pith one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good tQbe derived from them. These pills produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc 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 their use in the several diseases to which thev are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we mar mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As 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 short, any and everv case where a purgative is required. They nave also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Goat, 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 their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. 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 cases in which 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 donbt 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 quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. - PREPARED BT- JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Soxes for $L AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOriXG-COCGU, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND C0NSUAIPTI0X. 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 affec tions of the pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of Colds, Couohs, HoaaasKESs, Ac; and for Child b.bm 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, and that the genuine article is iM by William & Hrytoood, and P. F. Peseud, Raleigh, -. A. O. Bradley, - Wilmington and by Druggist generally. . TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until Friday, the 18th dav of October next, to build a Female College in Louisburg.'jf. C, of the following dimensions, to-wit : The front building to be 40x30 feet, with a projection in the rear 84x84 feet, and the whole to be three stories above the basement. For


ocr: 1 i diii ha mo 41 a lAiha njvrt Hawrnti a ftffrvrrtw -fl rfrk REWARD. RANAWAY FROM THE fJL W subscriber cn the 13th last- his ncrro man mvCtf a Dngni mulatto, about 23 years or age, 0 feet 8 or 10 nches high, weighs about -IT impounds, stutters especially when excited, and bus kinky hair and light blue eyes - He wiirattempt to pass fcimself as a white maohe has done so one by cutting his hair and wearing a wig. He has a down east countenance when spoken to. He is a Gin maker by 7i .a .. .. 1. . " . " iraoe an can do very gooa Vaninev workj; He leu with the determination of going to Raleigh, N C-' I will give one hundred dollars' ior 'his apprehension and delivery. f me in Greenville, Gi,or fifty dollars if confined in some jail so that I ems get him. Be sometimes calls himself Joe Bill or Hilliard. -1 purchased him- of Mr. McCarson of Borke County, N. C He may have gone either 'to Bark, Bun-' combe or Henderson. , . -: , - ' :.'rr t Greenville, OaTlog. 24, IS-f.' : t .10WrTWtfr,' ASJ REWARD. RANAWAY.FRO -u?jcraDscnte.oasne JSi Apru4aat,aBcgrocaaa by the namef ALBERT, about 7 years old. a feet . incbos high, and bars bunch of hair off en the back nart of -his bead, dark, brown color ; be. was bought from Jos. G So'ced,r -rvt : . I o n Tf rt ji.. t i i . a : . I oi irgima, vj own 4 irv ULUK anu la pruoAiMj irjing ' io make his .war back to Halifax County .-Va.' I . will give ' h. - . t . J i" . V!. - .r . i j . I . M . m ooy rewaro tor 019 apprcuenaioa ana aeuvery- orior hia eannnement in-Jail ma that I . r&n nt him. 4 : v "" OTICE -1S HFREB Y . GirEN-THAT APELTCA- his confinement, in-Jail jno thatj . can ret him. ' , . --itt - -a v v V i- v-i v-nt , PAS. B. ; Roily Springs WakeyK. Cw,Sept 8,'-,541- 103a-wrgr -


ocr: J. SCHL0SS, &BE0. DKAUaS IX - Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, - KALEIQE, K. C. VST Call at Lorcn's New Brick Building, next door wk uuuumga tMuicry ctaousnment. . Terms Cash, or credit, if settled every six months. . . . . J. SCULOSS & BRO. Raleigh, June 29, 1334..


ocr: BKEB V ,THE L X wSr ,itrn nnn i till II It I II g pfBUSHED fftSQT -AlTO ; SEMI-WEEU.T 4T. . WILL I A MfJW'H O LDE N, Editor -and-Pboprietok. -a OF TUS TOKLT-2i &w;mii. TtKMS w within he first month; Two Dollars and In l"f'if navIheni be delayed six. months; and Three fifty cents, ii i . ithin Bi mont.s ftpm. the time of Dollars, ii r- Terms of Advertising. in m,,SeWeely Standard, will also 8Pr.c'".ixvERTI3IXGBY TI1E YEAR are as follows fi months. fl4 lines to a square,) $10 One Sqare, l " " IS nntW " ' " 15 TWO usiv, "-; ' 25 20 80- . Three squares 6 months, - . ;j - i limiteJ aumb.of adyert'.semcnts i will be tateH for the 'vJtCvtir, but no deduction wiU be ma.W on any t y .Jlffiements-theso wiU be inserted for one-fourth wKe Sed in either the Weekly or Semi-Wkly. for I? f,r six months, or $10 for tweh e months ; or in both pa- P Sr T'ic iwer will be sent to advertisers for six months rhY the vear free of charge. 0 V.scribei and others who may wish to send money fp F.rtor cvn do so at all times, by mail, and at his risk. ReHt. fr al1 sn,ns wU1 be P uslttcd Letter. to the Editor must come free of postage. bscr binp. SEMI-WEEKLY JW Dollars per TL8 n advance, or within the first month ; Four Dollars "fiftv een S if payment be delayed six months ; and 11. ye if not paid w ithin six months from the time of subscribing- '. rtiscnicnt not exceeding fourteen . line will be ijj A 11 time for One Dollar, and twenty-five cents for eacn Sorted one time . ' ., injh in nronortion.


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ocr: PUIS. r f ... KB ALL THE PTOPCSEI OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. . Thbm has long existed a poLKc deroana for, fRfCtive pttrgatire pill winch ccmld be relied tm fire and perfectly safe in its operation. TlU vM .. been prepared to meet that demand, and an et ' etve tlSal of its virtues has conclusively shown wilt . . wbat success it accomplishes the purpose dc..i-lltj It is easy to make a physical pill, but not eru make the best of aS one which should fij, . none of the objections, but all the advantages. J every other. This has been attempted ' ' with what success we would respectfully submit tn . the public decision. It has been an fortunate f the patient hitherto that almost every pnrpit ' medicine is acrimonious and rotating to the els. This is not. Many of them produce mi griping pain and revulsion in the system to .than counterbalance the good to be derived (r2 them. These pill produce no irritation or trj? unless it arise from a previously existing oWnvi tion or derangement in the bowels. Being va?, vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in a,2 quantity ; bat it is better that any medicine sbotii'j r be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they are an plicable ore given on the box. Among the eo plaints which have been speedily cured by them,, may mention liver Complaint, in its various fim, of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of .W Estitc, Listlessncss, InitabiUty, Bilious HeadaHjlT ilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the and Loins ; for, in truth, all these arc but the con. sequence of diseased action in the liver. A q aperient, they afford prompt and srrre relief in C. toveness, riles. Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scr-iJ. ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the bodr Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short, a.' and every case where a purgative is required. They nave also produced some sinjularlr Mc. eessful enrcs in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, OftttJ, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in tie Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be free, taken in the spring of the year, to purify the llo and prepare the system for the change of sca An occasional dose stimulates the stomach bowels into healthy action, and restores the tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by stimulant action on the circulatory system reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole orpm-fia. Hence on occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; bat un necessary dosing should never be carried too Ear, as every purgative medicine reduces the strcnirtL When taken to excess. The thousand cases ui a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, bat they suggest themselves to the reason of ctht body ; and it is confidently believed this pill j answer a better purpose than any thin? which ha hitherto becu available to mankind. When their ' virtues ore once known, the public will no Wot doubt what remedy to employ when in need f a cathartic medieiuc. Being sugar-wrapped thev are pleasant to- take, and being purely vepctah.., w harm can arise from their use in any quastirr. For minute directions see wrapper on the Bui. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Trice 25 Cents per Box. Five Ecxei far SL AYE lt'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Por the rapid Care of COUGHS. COLDS, IIOARSEXEIS bro.vuiitis, tmoopi.YG-roium CROUP, ASTinil, IAD coAsnirTio.v. 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 n&s been employed. So wide is the field of its use fulness and so numerous the cases of its cnro 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 affec tions of "the pulmonary organs which ere incident to onr climate. And not only in formidable at tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of Colds. Corona, Hoaiwexesr, &c.; snd for CniLDKEM it is the picas an test and safest medicine that can be obtained. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section, we nd not do more than assure ths people its qualify is kept up to the best that it ever has been, and tliat the genuine article is sold by WiUiamt fc HrytcooJ, arid P. F. Pccnl, lUk' A. 0. BradhvJ Wilminilon. and hi brnvi or w mm w generally. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AIT TIOX. I will sell at public auction, on Tarsi-?. Dec next, at II o'clook, A. il-, that valuable tract 1U of about 7 acres, kuowu as "IVint Peter,"' Miu-i.-Jim


ocr: &fl Of REWARD. RAXAWAY FROM TnE 5y JUL VF'Wr subscriber on the 13th' inst his neero mas JOE, a bright mulatto, about 23 years of age, o feet 8 or 10 ncnes in gn, weighs about 173 pounds, stutters especially when excited, and has kiuky hair and light bine eyes He wiirattempt to pass himself as a white man lie has done so once by cutting his hair and wearing a wig. He has a down cast countenance when spoken to. He is a Gin maker by traue ana cr.n do very good cabinet work, lie left with the determination of sroin? to Raleirh. N. C. I will rive one hundred dollars for his aplirehcnsion and delivery tn me in Greenville, Go., or fifty dollars if confined in some iail so that lean get him. He sometimes calls himself Joe Hill or Uilliard. I uurchascd him of Mr. McCsrson of Tin He a County, X. C. He may have gone either to Burke, Bun combe or Henderson. JOHN S. GRANT. Greenville, Go., Ang. 24, 1854. 1033 wtf. v. W isi$v iJfi. tj iff


ocr: AYER7S v iiis. 70S ALL THE PURPOSES 07 A . FAMILY PHYSIC. TitaiiB has long existed a public demand for an '" effectiTe purgatiTe pill which could be relied on as ' " sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has ' been prepared to meet that demand, and aa exten sile trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to' . make the best of all puU one which should hara Y none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and .. with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much. -griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from -them. These pills produce no irritatioa or pain, ' unless it arise from a previously existing obtrno- -tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arite from their nse in any quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute chrectiona for their use in the several diseases to which they are ap- -ph'cable are given on the box. Among the con- plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forma ' .. of Jaundine, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listlessnest, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Sid and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in tha lirer. As an " aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos- -; tivenene. Pile, Colic. Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body,, . . Ulcers and impurity of the Hood ; in abort, any ' and every case where a purgative is required. - They have also produced some singularly mo eessf til cures in Rheumatism .Goat, Dropsy, O ravel. 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 restbrea the app ' tite and vigor. They purify the Llood, and. by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno-, vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, eves though no serious derangement exists; but no. necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, -' when taken to excess. The thousand cases in wturh . ' 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 haa .' hitherto been available to mankind.. When their , virtues are once known, the public wiH no longer -doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a ' cathartic medicine. Being sagar-wrapped they arc ' pleasant to take, aud bong purely vegetable, na harm can arise front their nse in any quantity. - For minute directions see wrapper on th l)ox. . fRETAKED BT , '. . . JAMES C. AYE It, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. . . . Pries S3 Cants par fox. Tlva loxss tor $L AYE If S f' v - CHERRY PECTORAL, For tne rawldl Care sf " -C COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, bko.( inns, wiioorixu-roruu. : I R01P, ASTHMA, 1XD : c:oslI3Irlo.,,., r-v'. 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 ', has been employed. So wide is the field ef its use- ". fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures, ' that almost every section of the country abound 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 appax- ' cnt to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote ' to employ for the distressing and dangerous at&e- ' tiona of the pulmonary swans which are incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at- " . tacks upon the lungs, but for the mOder varieties of Cou. Covohs, UoAjuBsaaa, Ae. ; and for - : that can be obtained. " . ' ; Aa it has Ions been m constsnt usehrourhout this section, we need not do more than assure thai ' ' people its quality is kept up to the best that H aver WlUlana A. O. Bradley Wilmington, and ly generally. -. ;." - --,- Kaleigh. Angnstl. IB-H.r ' . : ' 1X0U-Wly" AUt2ilUA.lSL.I; KESiUERCK FOB The subscriber oners fir sale her place f residence Wake Oiowty, Si. C, situated five miles West of immediately 00 the Central Bail Bond. The Da aAXuro very lanre and convenient no, handsomely situated. ar good, eousL-tin? of the IVintinr Office nitcncn, tcc-bomsev Uaru, Kfablea, Ac, Ac. There Well of excellent wafer: with Hiali, nmn


ocr: O XFORD FEMALE COLLEGE. THE NEXT Session will commence on the first Monday in January, ISoi BATES TCITlOM (PAYABLE OXB HALF IX ADVANCE.) For Reading, Writing, with the first rudiments of English Grammar and Geography, $10,00 English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic, 12,50 For any thing higher, 15,00 For the College Classes, (without any extra charge for the Languages,) 20,00 . KXTRA EXPENSES. Music-fln Piano, 20,00 Use of Instrument, 3,00 , The same on Guitar, Drawing and Painting, 12,00 : Oil Painting, , 13,00 Needle Work, 6,00 Board per month, 8,00 Washing per month, lf00 Musical Soirees will be given during each term. . -' . T. T. GRANDV, . Sec'y of Board of Trustees. December 19, 1853.- p lyw.-


ocr: . 3Yft A Yl? H tA - f JA:, ijL X Ji ' Q . VriSL x -Ull j ' Wfeb. ' " M gy V fajA Tl T WfaJKP W. I T n 70S AIL THE FTTEPOSZS 0? a FAMILY PHYSIC. Trots has long existed a public demma f, effective purgative pill which could be reliS sure and perfectly safe in its operation. Tk ' been prepared to meet that demand, and an sire trial of its virtues has conclusively sW?" what success it accomplishes the purpose It is easy to make a physical pill, but BotS4" make the best of all pills one which shoLu none of the objections, but all the advanb every other. -This has been attempted he " with what success we would respectful TvZ 51 the pubUe decision. It has been unfi,!?4 the natient hitherto that almost TT met els. griping pain and revulsion in the hcine is acrimonious and irritatiTi a .7 Thiaianot. MinTofthMnnJ SO IrmA. gnpmg pam ana revuwon in t&e system u tn TZ than counterbalance the good to be derived HH them. These pills produce no irritation or unless it arise from a previously existin oU rinn nr oonniremeBC m ti hnwni. nr vegetable, no harm can arise from their n FJ" MM 1 . 1 fc. .V . I quantity; trat it is better tliat any medicin U use in the several diseases to which tw -S tli cable are given on the box. Amm. .V. " . . . u. . uie plaints which hare been speedily cured by then mar mention Liver Complaint, in its v..Jr' of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Lo ntk petite, Listlessnesa, Irritability, Bilious HadLz" Bilious Fever. Fever and Afue. P.m uTaTt?' and Loins; fbr, in truth, all &ese are but the sequence of diseased action in the brer aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief a Co? tireness. Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humor. KT ula and Scurry, Colds with soreness of the UkX" Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in shortiS. and everr case where a purgative ii required. They have also produced some siiigolarlT tuw eessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsr fVj Erysipelas, PalpiUtion of the Heart, PmbtS Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be bed, taken in the spring of the year, to purify the bl3 and prepare the system for the change of seuoM An occasional dose stimulates the stomachal bowels into healthy action, and restores the iw! tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by $Z stimulant action on the circulatory srttnn. mZ Tate the strength of the body, and lestoett. wasted or diseased energies of the whole omri Hence an occasional dose is advutageouL era! though no serious derangement exists; bat a. necessary dosing should never be carried too fv as every purgative medicine reduces the strenEtk! when taken to excess. The thousand cases mwhidl a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of ever body; ana it is confidently believed this pa answer a better purpose than any thine which h hitherto been available to mankind. When foe virtues are once known, the public win no kmm doubt what remedy to employ when in need of i cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped ther tn pleasant to take, and being purely regeuhle, at harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes lor SL AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Fer the rapid Cre f COFGnS, COLDS,. HOARSENESS, CROXCHITIS, WUOOPIXG-lOltU, CROUP ASTHMA, AD tOSlMPT10.. This remedy has won for itself such notoriety from its cures of every rariety of pulmonary dineae, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the en deuces of its Virtues in any community when a has been employed. So wide is the field of its t fulness, and so numerous the cases of its earn, that almost every section of the country abomdi in persons publicly known, who have been retttRt1 from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried its snperioritj over every other medicine of its kind is too aji ent to escape observation, and where its rirtoa si known, the public no-longer hesitate what undnk to employ for the distressing and dangerous auc


Richmond enquirer. [volume]

ocr: IKKi: EMIUMTION OF Cl'IHOSITlEB OF THE NOKTIf-WKsT INi-iA.V-, AT PKATT'.I DAGl'EKKKAN 0AI.LLK1. 145 Alnln Street, Richmond ?Wi ere ins; .u seen th** head ol a MAMMOTH .MOti."i. 1 F' I . 'lit 17ril lb-., height !'Ic. t 7 lie hes ; a Jaigr . c . of PORTRAIT.* (iF CELEBRATED VIUC1MAN*. .<u listing ol Ihiguerrcotypeo of every style end price, > ;.d where each customer is presented with a ,.ue li" in :v 110,000 DOLLARS LIFT KNT1 HTHI*1.1 By which a present is insured to every hoidc.. *.'.7

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ocr: HIE ^i(IHI?\l> liVQHRER. BY KITCHIE, l'KVOK ?i I)I'\XAV.%NT. F. KITCHIK A JtOOKU A. PliVOK. FRIOAV. OCTOBER 1.1, IM4.


ocr: UJCII-UO.MJ COLLEGE. subscribers for the rirst Sixtv Thousand Dollnra, in part of the Endowment of Riclimond College, are hereby notified that the 3d nud last instalment of their bonds for the same will lie due on the l?th inst. Paynicnia can be muda to m". EDWIN WOKTHa.M, June 8?lm Treasurer K. College. BRUSHES.?A beautiful nasorinont of Fei* Fowl and Ostrich Feather Fly Brushes, just opened and for rale by Bl'LttLEY St CO.


ocr: OF TIIK KIKE AM) MARINE COMPANY OK TIIK VALLEY OF Kielniiollil, lull street, two iloor.-i front the Post Olliee. Authorized Capital S.'KHt,(H*t. 'J'hia Company will lake l-'ire ami Marine risks, on liivoralile terms. in town or country.) O. K. HltKSKK, Ai-lnary. REFERENCES : Samuel Marx, Cashier of Bank of Vn., I I V t'o''1': , " .. Kielniiollil. Vn. Joseph It. Ainler-on, Esq., Messrs. I la.xi,II A. Co., I llenrv M. Brent, Cash. Bank of Valley, j ^ Jim. II. Kin rraril, " Farmers'Bank, - Winclii stcrfVn. Hull, .laiiie.-i M. Mason, If. S. Senate. )


ocr: LAWKS, J,A WN*. Varl Wide l.awns at 12,N ctma and I ulilllli g j?or yard; * Superior French Ja.toneis, <kc., A c., for sale by May 5 C. II AU.TVVEU. A: CO , 11.". Hroatl St 3 OE A LARGE N'CMUBK OK HANDSOME IIUII.DINC LOTS IN THE PLAN OE '-WOODVILLE." O.N THE MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE. NEAR FAIRFIELD. be sold on THURSDAY. the 4>h day of May, K>L upon Wf the premises.comoifruclns at 3X o'clock. a larso i.uiuberof very handsoin* building low and *|Uare* of land, in 'In) plan oi "Woo IviJIe M oaand near the Mechanic?ville Turnp.ke, adjoining FairfieldTERMS: -One-third rxcb; balance at 4 and ? month*. Tor' nesrtlta. tue rioles, interest added, secured by a H usl Heed or HHe irialnrn. GO DDI N A AI'PEUSo.N . A nets.


ocr: r?::r rtv. EVENING HYMN FOU CH1LPKEX.~ Thou Iiviii whom no in vi i part, TltoU whore 1..V. is ?'V( r\ Where, Thou viio ?iM cvvrv heart, Li?U'U to oureveuiug prayer. t it her till mir (uml> with hive, Love ur.;aih:ig full.and free; Love no injmus ?-rt:t move. Love that ever rests oa I li> e. Heavenly Father! through the uigi.t Keep ud site from ? verv iii; Oiie:riul us the morning light: Mav we woke to do thy will. [Mrs. rollcu. CHILDREN CAillfciflMi FLOWERS. IV T Hit CIICKCi: VA.'tli Of ? iMSBfKV CAT liLDIIAL. When summer comes the little e'ii,dren ploy, la the churchy*11. ot our cnuieilnil gr* v, Busy ?? mormug Lees uii J gathering lloivers, In the hriet sunshine .Ivy oi coming hours Keck ii"'. iutcu; upon their play, though 'lime Speed like u spectre l.y then, and tie ir prune Bear on t sorrow?" Yngoi, cry uioto!!" Tell tin ii m' Lite's long evening?of the shroud : No! Jet it:*. :u i'iay . for age alone. 1111 i cure, Too soo.i will frown tu tr ici. tin 111 w hat tin y are. Then let them play ; hut come, with aspect biaud, Come, Charity, and lend them hv the hand; Com:', Faith, and point niniitst Life's saddest nlooin, A Lght fiom heaven that shines beyond the touib. When they look up, ami 1:1 the clonus admire The lessening shaft of that aeriul spire. So he their thoughts uplifted from the sod. Where Time's hriet How ci> they gn'hrr?to their Hod. [Kev. W. Lisle Bowles. THE FADED LOSE. Yes, bind that rose upon thy brow, Thou light and laughing one, But think nut it w ill he as now, When sets you evening sun. 'Tis lovely now, but soon the bloom From its sweet folds may fade ; A single hour may seal its doom Audjoin it with the dead, To his hall of rest. lu tlif? golden west. Ere the brilliant orb sinks low. That blooming ruse Its hut- tnay lose, Never again to glow, dear girl, Never agaiu to glow. An?l human life is like that rose, A weak and fragile thing : In Nature's garden line it grows, Funii'd by the winds of soring. Hut wint'ry blasts the rifted corn In angry storms blow through : Nipp'd by disease its bloom is o'er? It falls "as roses do. lu burning zones. Though light enthrones Thy forehead fair to la vis A world of care Thy heart may wear. That "bends it for the grave, dear girl. That bends it for the grave.


ocr: >! 1!M\E J01R3HL. " l?oj7r OK RICHMOND. NOVliMBEK :? ~ arrived: Steam diip Koanoktf, Skinuer. New York, rudae. nnc ' >-?ir 1'. Kinp. Leeds. Pliilmlelpliin, conl. >. li try J mil's. Alilri<ii;t'. New York. hnv. l.xinmS. Hume*, Standard, Albany. )uinb?r< n .'i irtlia Col'ina, Collins, New York, buy. s \r Fair Anion* an, Crochet t. oysters. N*!ii Maeedonin. nv-ters. I SAILED, N lir < AVntson, Sehr llaxn!!, I'hjohoMiT. Now York, nidae. Jv.lir S. ti. Allen, link" r. B??toii. uid.-o. Sfhr I'uleatiiie, ("nr.?>n. Boston, tililso. Sehr Loo, Snow, lltittion, tnd-e.


ocr: REMOVAL. DR. A. C. HARDIN, ajJRADUATE OF THE PHYSIO MEDICAL COLLEGE INFIRMARY OF OHIO, still continues to tendor his services tae cititens of Richmond and vicinity, iln all the departments of proisssion, hoping, by strict atteution ohis profession, to merit "is patronage he may receive. it a ln*y be fou'nti at the corner of Broad and 11th streets, ail hours, night and day, when not professionally engaged. . Extracting Teeth only 25 cents. March 1?tf I Peruvian Guano for sale at market pries Mktchir, SPMPUP, PAVgNPOKT &P0,


ocr: RI(HW)'?i> BY KITCIUU, IMtYOIt A III'N.N A V ANT. V. RITCIUE A KUHKK A PRIOR, EDITORS. TI'KMDAY, MIVK.tmKK 41, IMI.


ocr: j he;r? nt Alexaiehr Ki-r.n, lie, n,. (!. h-r--: y notified that *r.j:| Alexander Kenn died hi | -I'.-.* place on th* tiird day oi .March, Ic.M, il einis.ratt-1 to j this piace, from the .-rare of \ ircmin, about the vrnr leOl JOHN r GKIOKR. Administrator. I Centre Villn;e. Cumber, Creinty, Georgia J-ily t>?c-lin j wwrAAThll.-l wi*h to oogn go for I tie balance '-t this IT year ami tiie en - 'iin ^ y iiht, a tnsii'1 v'"r to take charp-e of h tarin near Richmond A tnarne't man preferI reil. For such a im". with good recoiiimenclation*, liberal wa;;e? will i-e piven. For farther information, apply at the j ofF.ce. Ai:;. "?cwtf ?A ri"-veriios* fir three email sirl*. e?m Vt pet*r.t to teach Music, French and English ?i'*I and Feaurd. 1'tract l.Oilore P->t ''Sice, Amelia, j " July ill -w-w W.M. II. 11AUKI.-ON. HA I, I* nrSM)HTATI<>.\ OI' IIAKDUAKli, t I M'NX, sVc. Are. 3>n<C | Ijiiri- rr. l Arctic. of^**^ i ?nr K .ll importation^^ O ^ of II irdwtre, Cutlery, Gun.". &e..'?? wtnrb w woulii ; I r/ill rhc urt^ntiou of M> rcbnnv. M< fh?ni--', l >.: I met*. ar.dr.l! othera i-i v.-ar.t of any thin** :n our 'i:.e. Our a.-M r:ir.< n: of 1'rn. l'ock"t and Table Cutlery we would I particularly Aicit rn examination of. by country inorchate.-, and fnrm' r.'. Al? >, our assortment ol 1 srpentera' anil Tool*, of every variety. Our asaortiu.tit of Gun* and KitW is very comph tr; and to a!! in want of Hardware of any character, wo would re. rpectfuliy request an examination of our stork before w?-are determined to off'-r extra inducement*. J01I.V.=TON & RRAN?FORD, imp irtrrs and Healers in Hardware, Cutlery. ir.. ?t pt. iJ No. 77 Main Street. TION OK CO.i'MtTMKKMlit'. rOllfE par'nrr?hip h'-rrtolorr ximine b?-twppo Kober; 0 Murray A. J II. Gutfitenhetmer in the county of Monrjoiti'-ry, in the Coal Minimi business. under the style of Murray .v (jiirt^nbciNwr, is this day dissolved, and tbr p-i.~nature of rhr fnr to be usrd no loncor tor any purnose Srp.. Iv^-yirr. J. H. Gir.r.KMlEl-V.KIL NEW <;ooj>r? KOIt T'AI.L ANIMVINTEkT HAF'ER > now in receipt of hi* entire stock of . Ready Mode Clothing ac-i Gentlemen's F'urnUhin? Goods tor Fall and Winter, to whichhe would call the ot the public, pledging him?elf to soil at the very lowest market price*. HENRY ?HAFER, ?ept 15 Cor. Main and 1-ith *' * UAN'O?OA tons. No. 2 Peruvian, r W do A. Mexican, for ta!?. JA?. \VIS?TON. I Pept. 1?


ocr: NOTICE. i OFFICE QK RICHMOND & YORK RIVER R. R. CO.,I in that a requisition of ten dollars per share is called for, payable into the Bank of Virginia at Richmond, on or be- fore the first day of September next. By order of the Board of Directors. ' A. W. MORTON, Secretary anJ Treasurer, July Jl?UuoitlstSept ,


ocr: ' <U ANO, \c. 1/J A TONS No. 1 Peruvian (iunno OUv 20 do. do. Mexican do. 300 barrels Rockland Lime 80 do. Tar 10 bhds. Baron Sides, Shoulders and Joles to tierces superior bagged IIauis 00 bids. Portland Syrup to do. New Orleans Molasses lu store and to arrive, for sale nt the lowest mnrket rates, by JOILV II. CLAIBORNE, May 2f?c2m 15th street


ocr: , 1 t 1 EE KXI1IMITION ?F CI HIO.-n iK.- ij 1 '1 UK .NOKTtl-WKST AT PII ATTN It.WJI Kit It l.A.N ft A I.I.Kit V , ij I IA Alnin >iri*ei, Itirbinninl.?AVlirrf inn) aiviiiIi.' ! r.i . M AMMuTM MOOSE DF.ER. tWiclit 1"~:! . In'i.'i : '' ! i-t 7 ui.'hf* . a !m co ,1 PORTRAITS oF < I I.EltRATKH VIRClST.AS.-. ron listing in Majurrfotv j .m ill rv.r\ ->vami |ino?, ivlivri* mull i iiatoiiii-i 13 pri'-cntm! with a iltlr I.ill in MO,000 IXJlili.A ItS ft I FT KXTKRI'ltls'E!" ros'.vtsTiSu or I llou i' ainl I.ot in itii'ivniomi. vatii'ii At I 1 iijuf**- an.i l.ot >ii Ktrliiitouil. vhIiiuI m u.iltlo I M.nii.* ami I, .t ia litcluiinti.l. . ahi'Mat t.ntJO 'iOO Mol.i I.nckitf ami nrmutpine, Portraits, . 9,11*7 Bookt Portrniii- Fam y .ArriiT'v of . n a.-jru^ati? valiip of 9,000 tO.OoO PfHonli o| v total vain*- of *.Mj By n tic It aprosCitt u InsureJ to ?'try UulJei. Oat V.


ocr: , " liARIAL JOIKVAL. I'oRT i?K Rlt'll.M'>NI>. Al'd'ST 11. ARRIVED. Steamship .lainestown. Cavendy, New York, nit! |iii*?eii._'erx. Steainer Kelt idere. I'riti'haril. Mult!more. mtjb. . Kart|Mo i ivennanii, Lun*t, New Vork. St lit" Sarah Kurtoii, Kelly, Moston. Selir We-tover, tSray, Itoston, unlse. Sehr II Atlkiits, Randall, N. St'lir Itla Mailer. Weeks, Moston. Svhr Wave. Wootl. Jninistntt n. St In I tiion, Shellv, Vork River. ' SAILED. Selir W. ,1. Doyle, Wilson. lijjht. Selir K\|?re-'. Cnrlon. I ,-hr. Sehr t Irani! .spy. Dennis, li^bt.


ocr: NOTICE. moork, rmeriy Eii/ah.-th r.t., and the descendant-' of Tiavis Bro? r.,decenrefl, v. ill take tiorice, that by the will of Nancy Brown, d.-ci-a;ei:.: in the County Court of Orange county, in f r K t>> of Virginia, I atn required tondvcrtiae for the-ai-l I'.'.w. _ ( :!? the deitcendantj) of the said Travi. Brown, to come forward and receive their rha'es (in the e-;-,:re< f -aid Nancy Browd) wi'hiu two years troiu it r i r-.e of vt death, which wna iu July, lei.'!; which shnres. if i. i-i.l.ei for by them, within the raid two years. ! a--: itiiectt.i to pay over to Thomas Brown, a brother to Said Nance ! >. WILLIAM WAYLAND. April 25?cCm Executor of Nancy Browi. doc 1.


ocr: MARINE JOURNAL I'.HM OF RICHMOND, MAY X. ARRIVED, .IniiH'stown, Cuvotidy, Xcw York, . ! Relvidero. Pritolmrd. Baltimore, mdse. M:.rv Willis. Travel*. Baltimore, mdse. SAILED, Cooper. Baltimore, flour. Rainbow, Culver, linsiou, mdse. -1;. t.\ Porter. Kujjlisb, Providence, flour. - .A. R. Nettfuore, Dearborn, Cbiirlesfoti, S. I'lieleToin. Cevell, Norfolk. li^Iit. - Telegraph, Davis, Washington, coal.


ocr: BY TKLK?IUPrr. lrj;i aplioil lor tlio ICiclimoiitl Enquirer. LATER FROM MEXICO. W ORLEANS, At e. vhi.? l)nto* trout Mexico , I. ill instant have Keen received. Coiiii'. Itoiil md other French ortieers had recently arrived.? who h id taken jmrt in iIn? rt>t>?*lI>n wore son -?i t.i l?t? shot. (hi the 17th there was another rnnieut r ietnry reported. Nothing has hcen i hmiii Alvarez. There was a general failure ot . mid ureal tenra entertained of n famine. tornado twkxtv-eive I LIVES 1.UST. . U'lSVIELE, Ai VS. On Sunday there was a :i.- totnndo. I ho Kotirlh I'lnlivifrmii Chuivli Mown down dilliliy service, and twenty-the ouurtvalion instantly killrd, mid a luiye iiuiiibef .ndi-il. Many other buildiur.s were unrooted and down. KIKE IX THE WOODS. Arc. VS.?Tin- drought cniiMiiU" here at liuugor. The tiro in tlio woods is making aw ravages. IIio pine woods hour Linden. ( auadii, the destruction ol that city. The smoke is iouso tlinr the (treat Western Kail Koad trains o disci nitiiiitod r(iiiniii?. THE KIKE A T THE AtOIMAIX 1IOI SE. aTSKILL. Arot st VS.- Ttie lire in the Catskill jutain did not destroy thi^iUonntaiii House. The extinguished the tlnines. j DROIT; HT, Acc. Ave.. ?s.?The drought continues and :ire is sj'rt ndinu ? 'I'll L'lf I HE. M r..-? VI.TIMOKK, A10. vS.?I" this city, Philadelphia, '? Vol k. and Boston, there wero heavy raius on Viv night. The w eather is still cloudy uud KKVKH AT SAVANNAH. At'fi. li?.?On Friday there wore lit In trout Velio'"." u ver; on Saturday 8 deaths. iAl.TIMOKE. Ai*i;t >T ti8.?Sales of Howard street or nt ?'' Wiu-at is firm and active, and has three to m e cents. Corn is firm, with an upr I tendency. Y?">K h, Arc.. 28.?Sales of Southern Flour at *.?sl".^*. Other descriptions are unchanwd in s. ss ,,f h lot of the Hojte Mills, Petersburg, .rrive, at >lu.'*si. Corn !>a? declined two a three


ocr: JOUIML, 'lMUT OK RICHMOND. A (.'OUST 28. ARRIVED. .tuuiesiowi!. Cavendy, New York, mdse. pass* it.' Bel videre. I'ritchnrd, Baltimore, mdse. hr. Providence, Parks, Baltimore, tndse. Col. Davis, Adams, Cos's, wheat. New Packet. Ow athmey, Suiithfield, tndse SAILED. C. Bnrnn. Kclley, New York, coal.


ocr: clotiiix' hkady maim:- ^5 have no.v open a targe ?tock ot lernuiU j ' coniph*iagOrer l'oau, ho *ir.eu c Panw,'. e>t?.. Menno aiul Red i'iannel e^:rt- rockr fhoae ia * w:lt pio $c give m? an early call want y, t?' uiuat be *o!d the very it-.veai c-?a pnew 1 j ,0 fi.'-van D?.; IV No. I'Ji. Ma.n Strea:. op! "Av ""k1


ocr: TOE MCBMOMP ESQt'lKER. BY ltlTC'HIE, 1'KYOK A IM NNAVANT. K. IUTCHIK A KOtiKR A. IMtVOlt. EDITORS tTenDAT, DKCIMIBER l!l, INAt. EBL1 AND FLOW OF SPECIE.


ocr: MARINE JOURNAL. OK inCHMOND. DECEMBER-1. ~ ARRIVED, Schr Mi'Mwiupi, Moore, oysters. Schr I. five, Gautry, wheat. S i,r V rieiidbhip, Le?tor, ovater*. * SAILED, fc.-hr I.ynohbu:c. Nelson. New York, mdse. S> In I'wo Companions. On v?er, litjhf. Mir WncflU- 1. Tho.im-. White, h.Ut. Vhr Native, Warren. lL'lit. Sohr Sarah Vaiia'hu. ii-hl. **"' v.


ocr: ?maki.\e joiiixti,. ID It! OF UICIIMONO, i ii ' r< )BKIt A Kit} Y hit, I Si-lir. .1. I'riia.y, dr.. I'ntk?-r, Baltimore, m ix S< iir. (Jnll?-i;??, Smitli, Nt w York, i days, mJe< Sclic, Courier, linger*, Boston iimIm*. Sehr. Kitsan, K'dli-y, Boston, uii!-t*. I Srlir. Mi lipiii-, 11 itchi-inx, New York, hay, l I Srhr. \\ alter ? hi'tinii*', iliihnsoii, I?ii?:?ii. ii'". mii.KI), l;; St?-nin?!ii|) \ ir/mia, 1 > I, 1 'Ikh-I- -lpl.in, 'inl-r- I Sehr. Edwin, Aaron, l:..l: ino e, md :


ocr: THEATKE. J. 11 Tavi.or?Acting Stage Manager, II. I.ewtt Tp-EASVBEK 11. ltOCEJIS. 311115 EVENING. Toesdav, November 14th, will b JEL performed the newpluvot" (HtlSELDA. Feicival, Mr. J. 11. Taylor.?liruellin, Mrs. Fnrrcti Dancing by Misses E. Si. .1. Koiidnll. To cunrluilo with PERFECTION. Mr. Knrriin.?Kuto Mr?. Fnrron. a e


ocr: .AMIJSE^IEXTS. THEATRE. ENGAGEMENT OK GABRIEL HAVEL TKOl'I'E OK KOKTY ARTISTS. (Tl'ESDAY) EVENING, Mi.y lt>, 1S54. will performed SECRET. Ptipais Mr. 'iamuas Mr. After wliicli, li.ii! Hope, l y Moii-i. Dubouchet. Gabriel Ravel, liette Brothers. Master Carlo. LA THANKA To conclude with GREEN MONSTER. IVhitc Knight ... Gabriel li.Hir- open at 7?performance toeoiiiiiienee at 7} May 1*7


ocr: M.tlll.VE J0liK.\AL, POKTOF KICHMOXD, DECEMBER 7. AUK1VED v i,r S. u Flower, oyetcrs. hl.j,r Mica Washington, oysters. i I. tJeurxe Washington, oyster#. 5* l.r [regulator, u\..u*n. v Frances Ann. wheat. SAILED. n .! Ocean Mitchell, li^ht. N Wm. tl. Ynuug. liiilit. vlir Four SisteiB, huhl. a. . "ii.jt of the very low state of the tides, the ,..;;,.v.ins vessels have not sailed: tJ.liV II-It II, for Ihiatoll. K,( |,i,>. Kdwurd, tor Sew York. >tettiii~hiji Ivo.mokc, tor New York. Siiaunr V iu tiin, fo - Philadelphia.


ocr: STIvAAI KNftlNK AND Mil.I. SOU SAI.K.?Being ilrteniiitie.l to South, I offer for ?ale a No. I. twenty horse power Engine. at n very reduced price. The Mill tiH.- been worked only nbont'six months, just enough to prove it* excellence, ntul i* warranted to be pertect a machine as . an be pureiiased on any thin^ the same tiTin-. Apply early to r'ANDKIWiE i HART. Uichnion.l. THOS." H. ANDERSDN, Jr . Ruther (ilen t' Oitice, Caro* Una i ouuty, Va Sept 'do?ctl


ocr: wanted.?I wi-h to employ, tin Overseer, for my farm in the c.nti'y of Charlea City. The farm I? not lar<e cnouidi to tnake thn duties very oneroua, hut I ntn willing to pay fair wage? to e man of good character, who can come wed recommended for capacity, Ac. Furh?r information can be ohtaitied oi Wm. Harriaon, itt the city of Richmond. miles k. crenshaw, Charles City, June if?c2w*


ocr: PqkTTTF RlCHMgNPTATPRlL 6, 13BT_ _ -?? ? - a'{.Rl VED. corner Roaooko, Skln'oer, New York, rodee. and ^hMtanooea. Parkor, New York, hay. *bf ?PJohnaon, Dyer; Boston, mdse. ( Si* Jonas Sparks, Aumack ico. CUV V, ? ?** u.'U'Wore. mto.


ocr: 1 I PORT OP KICUMOXD. DECEMBER4. ARRIVED, Steamship Konitoke, Skinner, New York, nuise. piuseiitpTs. Steamer llelvidere, Hritchurd, Baltimore, nidnf, passengers. Sclir Charles and Susan, u\ stars. Sciir Abncr Ilcthney, <lo. Sclir Win. James, do. Sdir Regulator, 1 do. Sloop Wiii. Martin, I do. Sloop Odd Fellow, I do. Selir John It -11, Ham, lime" Seiir Lydiu Ann, liny. Sclir Henrico, Clierter, Netv York, indue. Sciir New York, A I km", Niw York, tndso. Uric Wtit.-uui, pluatcb, I XVII.FCJ, Itrii^ Chnrlea Edward, N't w York, iu.'.hc.


ocr: THEATRE. LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE TALENTED .MISS E. LOGAN riNlllS evening. TUESDAY January 2-Uh, ISM, will be performed JL Sheridan's beautiful cornedvof SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Lady Teazle, Miss E Logan?Sir Peter, Mr. Griffiths-Charies, Mr. Taylor?Joseph, Mr. Ward?Sir Benjamin, Mr. Candour, Mrs. Place After winch, Song, Mibs C. lnce. Dance, Mies M. Partington. To conclude with SWISS SWAINS. Doors open at 7- performance to commence at 7 tf o'clock Jan. *24


ocr: -iIIKWE J01RY1L. " poSl < " Hl\ IIMOML', DECKMUGU IS. f \RK1YKD, sjtwtiiirr IM vhlero. lYiteluird, Haltimcro. >tr.imshi;< Kouunke, skinner, New York, ntdse am J a. Sehr \\ cstover, Rogers, Iloston, tndse. >.-l:r .Martlm Collins, Collin*, Xetv York, h?v. v f,r I.. Iv l.nlce, cool. Sehr l inn". F. Pawnor. orators. Sclir Little l.ady, oyster*." Sloop Cliris-'innn. ot ster*. Steamship of Ivii'hinoHil. I'hilmlt-lphin, ?id*o I ' s\ir,Ei>. Sehr Aiti'T'onr^ l^hjea-tjjitfht. I i j


ocr: SALE?seveirl excellent se* fond hand Piano Fortes. Also, one. . jT'Vjr't octave, made by Bacon and Ra- I T 13 1 !J tv- "IP1? ut N?- H". Mam street, up J "J ' aisrly opposite Kent, Poineand Kent's new store. 'Uw J. JONEy. W?U.\1?Y AMI WHISKEY.?10 bbls. French Urandv; 2'. bhls. old Rve Whiskey; just received ?'>? low by RaTCLIFFE *


ocr: 3K SALE OP REAL ESTATE.?Messrs lb <fc APPERSON will sell, this afternoon, at 4 "ion oi ih? Uta John Wickham, Esq , and a large i iiul loot ailjoining, suitable for private dwellings ? vs_v.aU known, and bo highly appreciated that a on is deemed unnecessary. See advertisement un April il I1 ^tEEiCEHS.?Johneon's, Keip at Austin's Vi" F[feler? and Buckeis; sleo Common Freezers. * his Picks, and Ice Crushara for sale at the House BULKI.BY fc CO.


Plymouth banner.

ocr: ' flew Era. 18. VI British Commercial Life Insurance COMPANY. .5&2?2&& 83,000,000 Principal offices 35 Cornhill, London, and 65 Wall street, New York. ESTABLISHED I. JXSSÜd. T "WIS old and permanently established Companv is not in pursuit of public pat ronage asau experiment, but is seeking to do' its part in contributing to the happiness and comtort of WIDOWS and OltPlIANSupou the decea:e oftheir natural protectors and fathers , and at the same time p.operly re:uuneratinfc UUV - manau'ing 11s an airs, aau .vccpiug 11 in a iouau aiiureiiauiecouuiuuu. Although theCompany has depositedSlOl), O'JO with the Comptroller of Nw York, to se cure its transactions Governmental santion, it still oilers to parties desirous o!" effecting in surance Oil Life, undoubted additional secu rity. All the necessary information may be had upon application to the undersigned. VM. J. ÜURNS, .lcent. Deer. 15, 1553. Aiyl. 1831

place_of_publication: Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.

publisher: R. Corbaley


ocr: i j WEAVER & SHOOK) TJlILORS, Lately from Ohio, wish to in form the citizens of Plymouth and the surrounding country. CM I H that they have established - tlipnuolrps in tir Kn'p "-.tidi ness in the room former! v occupied bv Sntnpn j r - j . j. . .. over the saddle shop, where they are prepared to do all work entiusted 10 them in the Lest manner. They have made arrangements the recular receipt of the LATEST FASHIONS. And intend carrying on f,-w;.. I.,,.: ness in all iti various branches, frou the est to the most fashionable style. All work not suitine customers, will le taken off their hands. Their workshall Le midelo.v for cah. All orders thankfully received and ally attended to. Garments cut to crdcraud


ocr: , ' ! t i I ; j Wn fcheSf Sil verwa re, AND Fancy. Goods. THE subscriber would in ibrm his 'old customers and the p.uMic generally that he hasreturntd rom Chicago and established himself again in South liend, for the purpose o carrying on theabove busines: and that he has on hand a well se lected stock of the latest fashions of Jewelry and Fancv Goods, consisting in p.utcf ftnld and Silver Watches. A variety of Ladies' vnd Gentlemen chrin, Keysanl Seals, GoM Ear nil ger Uinas, Breast Pia, Gold Pusanu 1 Gentlemen's Gold ring's in nd Pencils Gnl 1 Pens with sil verhol lers, Locket?. Hrace- jlets Gold and Silver thimbles, Spectacles ! al. descriptions. Pure Silver Spoons, . ... -i;,- zi ru i .Trr.'i 1 r 1 .i -n u 11 c a luhi , " ' . . ,.,l ' miinif:n--tiir. rs linnorters ana "- v.' , ' , nnyv h; dealers, -ill ena-le him to suPpl his cu.o- mers wim enous inai imil 1 ....i.j ... -11 .... riatv fashion am cheapness meeiai - Clocks, watches ana jeweuy icpuueu short notice. The highest prices paid for old Silver 1 Gold. Store one door south of Witter & MiLer Bookstore, South Beud, lud. WM. L. BARRETT Sept 22. 183. 2Dtf


ocr: The Board of Trustees of Center Township WILL hold their regular meetings 011 the lust Saturday in June, August, October, December aud February of the ear commenc in ' on the first ilundav in April. 184. " S. D. TABUUi Prest. Altes? W. M. Di'.tHAM Clerk. Jiinf. 1. 1S"4. 13tf.


ocr: American House. WM. PECH ER., Proprietor. Ou IHiclii;'! 11 street, soutli part PLYMOUTH, iND. flHlS house having been remoddled J. comfortably fitted ui, is now for the reception oi the public, ad the pro prietor will spare no pains in rendering it comfortableaand desirable stopping place Travellers and ithers. His experience in 'jusiness, and his de;ermined efforts to iiitiresalisfaction to those who may favor vith their patronage, may be found -ecommendatton for a trial at leait. Lare. and commodious New Have been erected for this hou?e, und in nection with it is a LIVERY where horses r.nd carriages may be had shortnotice, and on the most Persons wishing a private conveyance any part of the country, can be tel at their own pleasure. March 3m, 1S.L 4yl.


ocr: Dec. 15, 1S53. 4iyl. Marble Factory. rililE undersigned would res JL pectlully inform the citizens of Marshall and adjoiningco-nties that he is still carrying on the Mar ble Manufactory at South Bend, where he intends keeping on hand all kinds of TOMB STONES, TOMBS & TABLES, Neatly executed, and of the bes a- - J stock; which he will sell as as any shop in the country. His work manu factured to or ler, is executed with ti e precision, and the inscriptions strictly fol lowed, as near as possible.- His shop is on Mishawaka street epposite I. D. Calvert's Livery stable. H. R Pershing will act as my atrent it Plym outh, receive inscriptions and forward them, and I will deliver the work according to order. JACOB KNUBLOCK. April 6. 181. Stf.


ocr: IVntion -s "fPuj" Riven that the , "v-v' partnership heretofore existing between James . Case and Richard Rudd is this day dissolved hy mutual consent, and all debts, notes and accounts due said firm are payabletoJames H. Case, and immidiate set- tlement is required. J. 11. CASE. J? CHARD RUDD. ffttreh?9, 1864.


ocr: Did you Know THAT JOHN HAD G 0T HOME? WELL he l.a, and brought a of the nicest kind of goo',s, and his cus- tomers are takingthem as fast ss the boy,-can weign, measure aim comii mem. 1 lear irai such hard work, and the warm weather will be too much for them. ISilt Coir Oil, am here and as tc ugh r.- Hen Leather. Won't I take their places si .mid tl at be the case? think I just will. So you need not keep av.av on that account. Rut when you see the new goods, I do know the rush that must fol low. Now I must tell A-hat we have. Oh! it is so much that cant tell all. but I do know we have Cod-Fish, Scythes, Forks and green Cucumbers. Cant think of the rest too much in that great mass. Yes! wish to buy some more thimr?, such as Wheat, Oats, Corn, Ueeswax, Kggs, Put ter. Oh! rre, 1 have no U hiskey now, Mit have some of the best Scotch Ale, and sonn such little 33TL3T GOODS. Now friend?, it you wish to see th remainder come here, lor could not write all in a week. Uut remember we buy all kinds of Produce and ell all kinds of Cioods. have been some eighteen years in these di.mngsand have done an extensive credit business and find it necessary if UGt IXIHSPEXSARLE, to take a breathing spell, in order to Eisr-


ocr: PacktiriCi? Furry DE-ILERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISION , Est side Michigan street, PLYMOUTH, IND. Marth IG, 1&54. 2lf.


ocr: 1 Mnlcvpc Ftli nf A(T. r.i YlAs ; i'-01S, 1 LVD 01 (HliUCEt LiflC CANDJES. SPICES t)yv. SulCt". rjl l ri c JL OÜClCCOf tSOÜp C Jd7l ; -wj TOTT - ' ' es W ooden ware &c. 1 Our customers will always fnd, (when lief ÄÄÄffi i as ast as vegetables make H eir encarerre, v-e r'tcn'J W'in x u arrr.ertLc Lestttarktt cash prices for Item, s rd c'tal tLt.-ii cut Iff ' 1 I JLJE T II I Fl W'EJVT, m a . A ch ange of Firm and proprietorship Aai not entirely demolithcd tht Grocery and Provh!on Store of VArJ VALKEN2URGH &, CO. TjpHE befand rrost general csscr'rect o JL Ea'ables that ve l.aTe evtr had, is nor stored away in the t .vo iccrrs we row i:ury. The end is not vet, as ve ere eetcrrrintd to keep cur cuslcxzcrs si-pplitd v i.L :i.t Lcit C-nrrnM.t - CP 1 m UUCl l3, UCliCU if I'll 1 Hi-" . laraillts al small libr.'W. U e do not intend thst any pcrrcn in tlfa communiiy shall ta:re especially w hen tic7 have the money. This house is pe rrr.nr.ertly located. er with our determination to do "ustice,?eal fair ly and pay our honest debts, we fore to ir.erit a continuance ofthat patronace heretofore liberally l estoved. and which we know l is been thankiully received. VAN VAL KEN BURG II 4 Co. mai 30 1S."4. 4tf. PacktiriCi?


ocr: - SD ä n O CHURCH, HAYS & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dry floods, straw goods, HATS, CAP.f HOOTS & SHOES, 1ROX, NAILS, GLASS, (1LASSUWRE, and burg Mxnufartttres generally. TOLEDO, OHIO. Dec. 15, 1S53. 4iyl.


ocr: i c(mst.i::t4y o:i hand. Pa trona ' iiuitt. d. y , '1' ÄATI1LCI1N &. POMTOY : Ja : ' erci.?.!?.? will jo.h t-e receive.! and k?p: ava IM W I I V C. . m t 1 r ; rV1"' to-partnership htrci'-ire cn.ir.i; he- . B I . . ... . P 1 iuj uiir.er: eri;rn...j js hisdav disscl- ve.l by UiUlual con ci::, V. G. I'oueroy v.-jil c!o '.- up tl.c oM Lair.. s. :VvM. G. P03IEROT, -MAIiK POMEÄOY: July NOTICE. rSnj; u.idersignej having fc.ned a c?- t K - . . - .wit...i 1 J Jl. .11. ;n i .i . . , - .itiLu- in ii e uercan;;ie Dusiress, ) " '.viuiiihc Hie rau.c ill n. CU1 i.alvi Cf !!W.y i Urothr. A fall assortment of


ocr: flLrranscmcnt. rtHE pTtner hip b retofore -existiii? Le JL tween A. Shinnabarger and C. I). B rcl is dii'soUed by t! e mutual const ntef the par ties. Tfc entire btrsiress of the ft-m will I senieu vy a. Mnuhaoarer, wiio will . . I 1 . . . ... . settle its debts to H is time; and it will I vious to every one that in ord. r to enable to dote up the business, that all ihotc should promptly call and male settlements. A. SHINNABvlKUEK, C. D. BURCI1. A. SHIN ABAR.GER WILL co-itinpelhe Dry Goods and ry business at the old stand, and addition to the former stock, he is n ing a well selected idock of GGS- CTI? TB JITi Zz3 q Consistii.j in part of Cloths, Cassimees, Sat inetts, Flannels aud Woolen Goods of kinds. The ladies Vil' find ihe Varicly Store the pla-.e Winter Dress Goons, Dress trimmings, &c. His customers will be apprised of other arrivals in a short time. A. S Oct 12, 1S34. 3ütf. JYcw


ocr: Can't be beat. Our extensive assort merit ol Glass & QuccuMrare Now open ;i utl yet to be open ed, will be considered by all those who will take 1 he p:ii is to call and eMiiuinc it. amply sufikienf and CH EA P for any inaiket in tlie wc.vt. E.crv Ihiu' you can mention in lluit line I1I IV be tuillid at miinaij.kgi:r's.


ocr: THE PEOFIsE'S CHE.1I9 CLOTHING "STORI HAVING purchased the entire interest in this establishment, and added to it a splendid a-sortn ent of the Cheapest CLOTHING- Ever brought to this market, he mvites his old ru'1on:ers and the public generally tojrive him a call at the oil stand it the north room of Rusk's new I uiluinu. His stock of Fall an ft Wisitcr Clalhiiisr Is Ifeui'c and Complolc;. Winter Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts. Collars, Cravats, Hats, Caps, Hoots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Ciiry, and in fact every thin? in trie said line of trade, together with Yankee No tions, Jewelry. &c. &c. He is now prcpnr ed to sell cheaper than any other establish ment westol New York City. H's stot:k of Cloths, Cassimerts, Satine'ts, a d all other kinds of Wi::t r Ooods, can't b beat in ap portion of Northern Indian , and his variety oi Tri i minsrs for Tailors and otl.ers niakin'up clothin?, ill 1 e found more extensive than at any o her house in th's place. Don't lo somewhere else and get cheated before yo ical'at thePtople's cheap clothing store, where you are sure to let the worth of your money, and leave the ropriet- r of the establishment with the warmest thanks for your patron a u-e. V. II. Oct. '., IC51. 3ltf. nid Yoh get that fine Ssrili !


ocr: FANCY DRESS GOODS, a it d Dry Goods Generally. TflE immense amntirt of business dorr at the Y.iriely Sloie ulmnt now, fully justifies the pro prietor in kcepimr his customers and the public generally porwd in rehition to Lis SxzsSb SuUr.cr. Just rcccivi d l every vaiiety nf the above G oris. The Il!i0S nie rperalhj invi ed f(i examine his pre.M'iit s'ocl ef F.nuy D- s Good.-, as he fl.it rers himself that he h;..- not til tog ether neglected their w;m:s. A. SIIINAIJAEGE'r. 1 c 0 4 I, Ort 21. irr!.


ocr: FARMERS ! The Variety Store will be oind an ad vutitageou Depot for I lie stile of till kinds of The undersigned will now pay cnh fir mart y articles offered by the Farmers. Cull and let us talk about it. A. SIIINNABAEOER. Oct 12, IC',4. . . 30tf:


ocr: AcliniiiiMtratof'H IVolicc. NO riCE is hereby iveii that tho undersign, ed has Ifen nppo nted Administratrix of tl-e estate of John A. Mow, late of Marshall co mty, I nd. deceased. Said estbte is supposed to bo solvent. MARGARET MOW, Admr'x.


ocr: TO, NON RESIDENTS. JUilCKi. hereby gi tu that lliv -nidci sign J ed, with the County Surveyor, wiil. on oUlh day of November 18Ö4, at 10 o'clock a m, on said day, proceed t survey and locate corners of his laud in ectiou twentieth town 3-1 north of range foureest, iu couuty, tt meet at D.ivid I Ia.7.ard's and 'rum day to day until all is finished. Non residents who fyil to meet tlie at iho time aid l;ce ab.ve mentioned, and ilc fray or provide lor dtdriiying their porliou of expense of said survey, will be returned to County Auditor of said cennty. ami snchdcli . qucucy placed on the tax dup'lic.itc and collect ed according to law. DAYID IIAZZARD. Njv. 0. 18 ; I. 3 b 3.


ocr: American House. WM. PECH ER, Proprietor. On iTl i li:r:ni.ti cil. soufli pa i t of PLYMOUTH, IXD. ''fill.S ho'ise liavinbeen remoddled and I. comfortably lilted np, is now prepared for the reception ofllic pitb'ic. ad the pro prietor will spare no pains in rendering it a fO''ortable and desirable slopping place for l ravellers o ikI Iiiers. Hisexoeneiice in tlie business, and his determined effortslo render entiresalisfaction to thore wlio may favor Iiim with their patroiiaaje, may be found sufficient recommendation for a lri.nl at le.nst. Large and commodious New -rrn rr tttt. i T rr Have been erected forthis bouse, and in con nect ion with it is a L I V F R.Y STABLE, where horses and carriages may be had on short notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing a private conveyance to any part of the country, can be accommoda ted at theirowii pleasure. Oct. 20, 18 1. 32yl.


ocr: Cash paid for Wheat. Corn, And Oat, t the Variety Store, and the hi -best Market price paid by , SII1NA. Oct 12.


ocr: rVoir for Bargains. riHE undersimel is authorized to sell Lo!s J. No. 237 and J:S in Plymouth. Also 20 acres adjoining the East jurt of town, and a lew rods L;;st of the Peru x Chicago Kaibcad. together with oat-lo's Nos. J1 ai:d 25 co it nee tin ' with the 'JO acre tract. Tor terms and other particulars, call on the uiidtrsi'jiied at the Dancer elTi' e. VM. J. Cl.'RXS. Julv 13 I9if


ocr: t OOA AWe T,v- Q dn.-es, IVr 1.9j j JtJ Trees, nnd Cneiiy Trees of ki.uis l'r s;.l. Now is a .oul lime to set ou'. Call t my taini wet of Plymouth t'ie La -orte read, mJ I y chao. W.M. 1UILY. Oc t 26 J ß Ö2ml.


ocr: IS hereby given to the h 'drier of the Rond, for a deed for Lot I.V2 on the original Piatt of Plymouth, to produce said It uid to the A gent of Marshall County in Indiana, pay the purchase m-mcy and receive a deed lor Jtid Lot, on or before the first day of November A. D.1354, r sail eonUact for the purchase of said Lot n-ill be, and is hereby declared to be rescinded fr m and a'terthat time. Bv order of the R aid of Coramisi- ncrs of said County, at their Sept Term. A. I). 1154. T. McDONALD, A. M C. Oct. 5, 1851- 2UU. DR. S. HIGINBOTHAM. Respectfully tenders hifprofessionalrervi ces to the citizens of Plymouth and surround ing country. Allcalb, davor night, shall receivepromptatlention. Office on Michigan street opposite the Printing ofhee. No. 30tf. A1Iltl55 coming on to


ocr: W. N. TfTanlove, D.D.S., Resident Hcntcst, Oflice on Market street, opposite the Har nett llnu.se, LOG ANSPORT, 1 NDIANA. JttneS, 1851. 1T-


ocr: iVotl CO s h?reu.,r Rlven lbat the 11 Utlvl partnership heretofore existing between James il. Case and Iiicharu Rudd is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and all debts, notes and accounts dae said firm are payable to James H. Case, and immidiale set tlement is required. J. K. CASE. R CHARD RUDD. March 20, 1331. atf.


ocr: Land For Sale. 80 ACRKS of choice timbered Land in sec tion 27 township ;4 north, of range east, is offered for sale at a bargain. ltn about two miles north ot Plmouth castof the Michigan Road. Terms easy. Call on the undersitrned at the Banner of fice. " WM. J. I1L RNS. Aug. 17, 1SÖI. 24tf.


ocr: HATS AND CAPS Of every variety, shape, color h.mI Size. :uo now i-elliijg erv CTlEAl at the V.nieiv S o'e by Ot 12. MI IN A. 3 1 if.


ocr: Boys' Clothing. CONs.STiNG or Frown Linen sacks, tweed sacks, tweed frocks. Cloth frocks, rests, Marseilles, Faucy Silks, fiic, for sale at the April 6. 5tf. REGULATOR.


ocr: , j 1 i -.1 Wiiot v D- r"' ' ' Dl (00a, Stl.C.V OOlIs, (1'OrCI'Il'S, jjats, CAPS, IV )OTS SllGES, IRON, NAILS, ULAss, (j LASsWAH E, ;ni Pitts- burj Min it furl Ufr utrnilhi. TOLEDO, OHIO. 15, 1S.V5. j-vP L) ec


ocr: j FIRST ARRIVAL!! The Regulator Stili in the Van:! WESTE si vi: rr Ä: hkwctt HE constantly receiving and ctlering for jt- sale their new and splendid stock of Rnrmcr Jir Jl 1 1 11 Ml o GOOD S ! living !li tit'st in (!tc S:u!i.', V.'e are preiar?d 1f oHVr 1 reat inducements the trading public, aud l?AIlfJA NS niy l exr'CC'i"! ' u h.i i.-,--, ;v.-,l .i -nnd wr. 11 "V. i-, assortment of Iire?5 tioow . Silk Goods, l):vss Ylahht Knibro-.dtrii s, L;icc., TiiiiMnisrf, Sliawls, Ciniu'ts Uonnct Trnmi.imi. , n t. 1 . . t . n 1 auaui, idixe j.uintMl. UOmtSltes 11051C I Ti Gloves. Cfockcrv. Glass aiul Earthen- xvar. (f1 iOl 15 T g? IvPH JiilllJüi, 0.-C. lie win sell cheaper and better koedsat i - r ... ... . . . '.it.-., i.l'l Uli IMUIL I.ICJII, II and children, and give better satisfaction with out detraction, con'ractian, or rtncTio, than Liiy other hcus in plac, CALL &. C. March '2 5 1 rö I . MC.


ocr: Marlde Factory. TPilE undersign-;.! w nib! res A. pectluliv inform the citizens ot Marshall i lei a Jjoining counties that l-e is still carrying ou the Mar ble Manu ac'oiy at South Ib'iid, w here he intends keeping on hand all kinds of TOM3 STONES, TOMP.S ec T A ELKS, Neatlv executed, and o!" tiie bcs '1 i j : m led ' "-..-) stock; which he will sell as low as any shop in the country. Mis work mat;u lacluied to or k r, is executed with the treaksl precision, and the inscriptions strictly fol lowed, as near as possible. Mis shop is on Misliawaka street opposite !. I. Calvert's Livery stable. IL R Pershing will at t as my aceut it Plym outh, receive insciiptioms and forward them, ifd I will deliver the work according to order. JACOR KNORLOCK. April H, is-,. 5if. Discovered at 1'jast! A 31 y story l?xi!uiii'l. A RLVOLITID.X LSITSTAIS! VICTORY IS uTK!


ocr: The ISoarri ol Trustees of Center Township W1,11' I V!Ci - ";"ulur"et'tU,gS n,tl,U r v ...... .... ... ' t - C ' ltc inler ami reuruarv ol lue ear conmienc ing on the liiat MonJav in April, 1814. ' S. L). TAIJOU, I'rest. AtvvW. M. Du nham Clerk. June 1, 1851. 13tf.


ocr: , tits, Mats! Hats!! .OXAllLE Moleskin, Panama, Drab ver Mai'ar, Otter Hungarian, Mack tfaga-, Fancy Straw, Pabuleaf, &c., sale cheap, at the 5. 5tf. REGULATOR.


ocr: Just Received lZ me Lot Embroider Ttpnl tiure Linen Cambric Hd'kfs.. Swiss and Mull Edgings and lnsenings, which will be sold cheap at THE PEOPLE'S CHEAP STORE- May 11, 1851. lOtf.


ocr: itches Jewelry. INO disposed of our stock of cheap welry, a few Cold 1 1 11 11 tor's and ER WATCHES, together with lul assortxnep.offine JEWELRY; ed good, and just what it is repiesen . now offered at the PEOPLE'S CHEAP STORE: 0 1851. 4tf


ocr: the jpjbojpxjE'ä cMtjßap CLOTHING STÜHES Found to be the best remedy for all in dividuals, wishing to buy the best and Cheapest In Plymouth or in its vicinity. rilflE undersigned have just received nnj are now opening on Michigan Street very near opposite the Dank, Plymouth, Ind., a large and w ell selected stock of Gentlemen's Clothm" and v 111 hill ft lllffflllß Such as Coats, Pants, Vest. Shirts. Collars Cravat?, Hats, Caps, Hoots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, and in fact every tiling in tne said line of trade, together with Yankee No tions, Jewelry. See. &c. W- are now prepar ed to sell cheaper tlian any other establish ment westol New York City. Our stock is complete in every article, and we are now piepared for the Spring ami Summer Trade. F. nhiiplcr, One of the firm would Respectfully inform the citizens of Marshall County, that he is T..!kp n , l.mui Ul J J mi ? tWCI ll'211'l', And having learned his trade, he is able to plea e the most fastidious. e have on hand a heavv stock of Cloth, Ca.'imere, and vestings, which we will make up to order. NO FIT, NO SALE! Or sell by tlie yard; also Cutting done with neatness and despatch. OUn't forget the place on Michigan St., nearly opposite the Dank. HECHT & RIMPLER. Plymouth, May 1U54. 12md. JFor Rate


ocr: Sale o" Kcal Ktate. I jyrOTICE is heby given that will, in pur ! Jl sua nee of an order of the Marshall court of Common Pleas, made at the April term thereof, A. IK lbol, proceed to Fell at private sale, after four weeks from this date, the fol lowing described real estate, to-wit: The;ast half of the north west quarter ol section sixteen, in to vnship :il north, of range east, Iving in Fulton countv. Terms of sale, cash in hand. J. L. THOMPSON, Guardian. June 1, 1851. 13U.


ocr: Fresh IZrcad! he present prices of flour, families may ve something by Iviying their bread al iked, at Packard & Furry's New Ba bies, Cakes, &c, may be found at their Sment at all times, and Pound Cakes it baking done for weddings and other n. short notice. PACKARD & FURRY. 27.


ocr: Kxcilinfj YarsH Have formed a coartnersbip in tlie UTUCCl V iV JL rovision rriRADE, and are seilin Groceries at very J low rates indeed. We ton't expect to undersell our neighbors, but our Groceries were bought low for cash, and if yon will cnll we will insure you value received for your money. We intend doing a cash business, which will enable tis to pay you cash for all kinds of 7f we cant sell you something. All kinds of FRESH GROCEItES for Fam ily ues, keptconstantly on hand, and all goods warranted to give good satisfaction. When you come to town, come and see us. In connection with the Grocery, we have erected a large And have employed an experienced Baker, which will enable us to kct pon hand 11 kinds of eatables in that line. Uon't forget the place HJ door from Honest Corner, atthesigu of Bakery, Grocery and Provision Store. PACKARD & FURP.Y.


ocr: At the Pe pie's Cheap Stot May II, 18.- I. 1C Farm for Sale. 9Qft ACRES, about 70 well improv iSOv good rouse and large Bam am er buildings with a good orchard, 12 north west of Plymouth, one mile sou the Laporte road, and two miles from Grist Mill. The above will be soldlc cash. Call and see the pr-mises. EDWARD S.VI May 18, 1851. 11 in?. Cod Fish &ÄeÄ For sale fcy II- B. PRSHI5a Co.


ocr: Thcy Coming i. Brooke, Houghton & Patterson ,4 RE now receiving a larg and Splendid as- now rece sortment of XX. s A Groceries. TYe now invite the citizens ofMarshall county and vicinity, to call and examine our stock. and by so doing you will find every thing you want in our line, and you will abo find them Cheap. Although v,2 are on one of the corners, we we don't wish to act the Pharisee by thanking God that we are not as other men, or in other words, by saying that we will either tell at cost or cheaper than any one else in town. In short we are selling as cheap as we can afford to, and our customers must judge as to our honesty and integrity, to do which we art willing to trust them. 0"Please give us a call. B, II. & P. June 1, 1851. I3tf.


ocr: VARIETY STORE. E undersigned having taken the Room ormerly occupied by the Pank Store, are now offering to the citizens of Mar shall county, and as many from other coun ties as will favor them with a call, a geueial assortment of DRY GOODS, Q,uccttswarc, glasswar A X Ü GROCERIES. Every thing that Men, Women and Chil dren may need, can be found at 1'Iic Vsiricty Store, And they will at all times find ready and Wil ling hands to deal out according to their vari ous necessities. We deem it unnecessary to bnst cf our Cheap Goods, as the people will ultimately find out where they cm get the bargains, and then there they witbuy. W e prefer showing our Goods with their prices, and a.-k the cus tomer to give us that opportunity at all events, and if we fail to convince them that we offer them as good and a little BETTER BARGAINS Than they can find elsewhere, we .shall not grumble at the loss of their custom that's ail. Hat a trial we ask, and shall we not have it? N. 15. We shall be constantly receiv ing Fresh Supplies to meet the demands of a heavy anil extensiva trade, for we expect to realize it by dealing fairly and honestly with our customers. SIIINABAKGF.il 5c DURCH. April 20, 1551. 7tf. , , 4


ocr: C. II. REFA'E, .Igenl for the sale of C. Coop- er &. Co's. Celebrated Engines and Machinery for Double and Single Geared Mills, is pre pared to make contracts with warranty, ozc, for the sale of these Engines, &c, and furnish a superintendent to put them in operation. Written warranty given with every contract, if required. The immense sale of these Machines is suf ficient evidence of their superiority and suc cess. Apply to C II. REEVE, over Western Dank, Plymouth. June 1, 1654. l;Hf.


ocr: 1 MM EI) I A Till. Y, T7 . . . 1 , 1 1 IT....... A' Ulli 11 111 1111 Cll lltlliur work on the Cincinnati, Peru and Chi cago Railroad, near Plymouth, Indiana. Highest wai.es paid. POMEROY BROTHER. April 13, 1S."4. Clf.


ocr: TO 7SO?i ItESIDEXTS. JVjO riCK is In rely javt'ii that the mi lersin tdf w itli the Cnunty Ssii veyor, will, on ilu 1 1 - .r T if r 1 Q" i fit 1 (I i 1 r fir o in tu o- 1. 1 day. proceed to survey and locate the corners of tluM. .u in section 7, townhip 'JJ. range three east, iu .M uhall county; to meet Hi A. (ieninl's and Contimit f.-om d;v to d.iv until all is liiii.sh e,l. Nou resident who fail to meet the surveyor at the time and place nhove mentioned, and de fray or provide tor ddrayiugJheir portion of ll.e oxpnse of :iid survey, will be n tui ued to the County Auilitor of s iid ouiity, and surh deliti quency phice! on the tax duplicate and t o lecJ- ed according to law, as other tar.es sire collect d. JAMES HltOWN, A. GEIIAUD. June 1, 1814. YMX.


ocr: Attorney ct Counsellor at L:iv. Office oveu the 'A'fstekk 15nk, PLYMOUTH, ISl).. JILL attend to collecting and all other V business in the line of their pro e ssirm with promptness and fidelity. mar oi) 1801. 4if.


ocr: Obituavg. Died, on Sthbath morning week, in this at the residence of his father. J. K:odlock, after an illness of and a half years, with White Swell IU' was 15 years of age.


ocr: s WEAVER & SHOOK, TAILORS, Lately from Ohio, wish to in form the citizens of Plymouth and the surrounding country, that they have established themselves in the above busi ness in the room formerly occupied by Sutphen over the saddle shop, where they are prepared to do all work entiusted to thera in the best manner. They have made arrangements for the regular receipt of the LATEST FASHIONS, And intend carrying on the Tailoring busi ! ness in all its various branches, froiTi the lest to the most fashionable style. All not suiting customers, wjii te taken off aaJelow for cash. All orders thankfully received anu ally attended to. Garment.3 cut to order and short notice.


ocr: IVofifO 8 rirey given that the partnership heretofore existing between Jtmes . Case and Richard Rudd is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and all debts, notes and accounts due said firm are payable to James II. Case, and immidiate set tlement is required. J. H. CASE. RCHARD RUDD. March 1854.


ocr: j '',rornPer"50:laleiamination, hecan proscunce PURE & UNADULTERATED. i Being a practicing rhysician. Dr L. can jsptak advise 31y as to the stiele he offers. and can assure you that his are no spurious I ! April 2?, 1 8" 4. 2yi. '; (fZlrkt o pAfotnn lrrVl XZ5JZ- J? a s 2. Wl halis, 'i)t-u)-al-PiglitVc'ock;" andfour.il Dial , , ii ' -' - ; rUn ?a?t r.?ntnffl frn t east with a new Stock of DRUGS & MEDICINES, j Cariifuy scecled. packed, shipped, ' ..n(l1 nnA -,,t f-r received opened and put up for use, under his own immeJiate supervision, and care, and which i imitations, got up at home, but are what ttey purportto ue, a.iu wnat he otters teen: icr. Paints, Oils, Dves, Brashes, Varcfch, Litpiois, fjitnris.-and cll'.h ariislesusu ally kept in Drug Stores. . Also a few Grocer i es Of superior qualities for family use, oi lo sup ply a small countrv trade. SUGARS. TEAS, COFFEE, spices, srnups. rrsn, I PICKLES & COXDIXEXTS 1 OF ALL K1XDS. Preserved fruits, Candies, Nuts, &c, all of a superiorquality aud flavor. ! Fancy Goods, ForMen, Women, Boys, Girls, Babies, loafcis, fopsand dead heads, from the finest pexfurr.es down to a three cent cinr; and a clean pipe. And take a seat, and look around. You'll find something you want, and ifwekave not mentioned it, just look around atcur Notnostruras, but' genuine articles, made by the inefnorandasgood as he can makethem. Seo our Wooden Ware and Baskets, Cheese Screens, and all that sort of thing. 'Sure as you're bcrn." we will sell as cheap as any man can and live, and if you'll drop in and tell us what you want in ourlint, youcan have it at low figures, and an article that will do you good. dr. icuaiosr, . Thankfulfor pastpatronage and confidence, still continues his practice, and can at all Ltimes be found at the store, or his residence. when not absent on business. Oct. 6, 1851. 31tf.


ocr: i sq,jik1 amlrtrliabie tomillion. tJ.eGompany has deposiledSlOV u P i. ' ,lf w v.irk. to sr transactionsGovtrnmental santion. ... - . , . f ,,fccUnz In New lira 1854 Britbh Commercial Life Insurance COMPAN Y. flLkJMESP&a $3,000,000 Principal offices 35 Comhill, Loudon, and 65 Vull street, New York. ESTABLISHED IXfl TFliHS old and permanently established I Company is not in pursuit of public pat ronage as an experiment, but is seeking to its part in contributing to the happiness comiort of WIDOWS ar.dOnPHANSupou decease oliheir natural protectors and and at the Sam-.' time p;opcrly surancc on Lite, undoubted additiouai rity. All the necessary information may be upon application to the uridirsinicd. W'M. J. DUHNS, Jpent. Deer. 15, 18.-.3. 4-Jyl. 1854


ocr: ' iDR. J. W. BENNETT I'ractictins 1'hvsician, Wil promptly attend toall calls in the una ol his profession, at all hours. street, third house north of the Dunham House. on Michigan August 4, 1S5J. tff.


ocr: . J ! Marble Factory. rrIIE undersigned would rei J. pt'3ttully inform tl.o citinns of Marshall and aJj.ining counties that he is still carrying on the Mar ble Manufao'.ory at South Hend, wlicre he iatonJL.; kt-c;);!! o-i hand j all kinds of i TOMB STONES, 0 T TT IT . X -S1 TOMBS &.T ARLES. I I . U It.) r. .- . stock; whioh he will a. low as any sh ro in the cnun'ry. His wo:ä manu- laeture'i to or tor, is tr.ecuie.i wi;n u.e grL-aie:t 1'recisio: n. and the insrT::j'.:o:;s strictly f-1- lDwed, as: near as po.-siM-.. His shop U on Mihawaka tre ;t en site- I. D. Calv. rfs T.ivtry stable. 11. U I'erihtMg will act asmy ajent nt Plym outh, receive inscriptions Mid forward them, and I will deliver tiu work according to order. JAC013 KN'OULOrK. April C. ISi I. ott. 4 si SI m ! A. rrj


ocr: 2L SIB Ti EL o CHURCH, HAYS & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN )ry (J00;ls? strilw r00ils, MATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, IRON, NAILS, tlLASS, fl LASS WARE, and Vitts burg llinufaciures jcnerulhi. TOLEDO, OHIO. De- 13, 18.VL 42yl.


ocr: . r i si Wutclies, AND Fancy Goods -THE subscriber would in firm his old customers the public generally that he hasreturntd Chicago andestablishedhimseii again iu o Bend, for the purpose o:caTrving on the business and that he has on hand a well se lected stock of the latest fashions of and Fancv Goods, consisting in psrtof Gold and Silver Watches descriptio . . r4 Pliro Si VfT ffmOOIlS. art w.irr.mtPil as nure as coin dm w.nrrnn pi n nun? n-t coin. Iii with manufacturers, importers and dealer, "-ill ena'-le Lim to supply his custo mers with tools that will in variety, ,. -t , i.ll Innung fashion and cheaunessineetall'icniana. w.tnh ,n,l !vlrv reDaired VJ 1 Jl. ft.1! .fUte4... . . short notice. Thehighet prices paid for old -her Gold. j Store one do n south of Witter & : Bookstore, South'Bend, lnd. WM. L. BARRETT. Sept 22. 1853. 29tr A variety of Ladies' end Gentlemen s chrms, Keysand heals, Goli Lar r.n s , I cerUins. Breast Pins, Go! J l'jnsan l I Göll Pens with silverhol ders, Loets. lets Gold and Silver thimbles, fcpana.i


ocr: June 22, 1654; ICtf. Clothing Store, THEundersicned havinc lo cated in 'lymouth with the intention of making it his borne, and his present a perma nent business, would inform the public generally that he intends keeping a general as sortment of Ready made Clothing TRUNKS, VALIECES and SATCHELS. And every thing that any poor destitute crea ture may want, whether he be at or away from home Doa'tforget to call atthe Cincinnati Cloth- va?ÄK."."l ÄniL"l.J..0f .. vil - - -o -- --...v4. ii ciujiudiiuauj me place to clothe the naked. ni most everything thatmenand boys wear, may be found in abundance, and at the low est possible cash prices. He wishes every one to closely inspect the workmanship of his clothing, as many are often deceived in that particular, by the discovery of Rips when it ia too late, and which are not at all times very easily repaired, unless the customer wishes to carry a needle and thread in his pocket. HENRY PIERCE. April 20,1854. 7tf.


ocr: DR. S. H I G 1 N BOTH AM. Respectfully tenders his professional servi ces to the citizens of J'lymouth and surround ing country. All calls, day ftf night, shall roceivt prompt attention. ' Office on Michigan wet oppotite th Printinj cff.ee.


ocr: PALMERS. 42tl. Dec 22 1833. To Von Residents. "jVTOTCE Is hereby given that the undrd.qn J( ed will, on Friday the 2Ti h day of Janu ary 10 4, at 10 ocl ck a m, on said day pro- eed to Mtrvey their lands iii section 1, town ship raiue 3eat, in Marshall county, n diana. Nou residents who fail to meet the county surveyor; on the premises on said day aud provide for de.rying their portion of the expeiue of saulrurvey, will be returned to the f.'ouuly Auditor of said county, and such delin quency placed on the tax duplicate, and col lected as other taxes are collected. JACOB JOHNSON, and others. Jan 5.1 So I. (S2) 44t i


ocr: THE SAME OLD TUN 10,000 Saw Logs ' W. jFSST r327 lES ED As S Fast as thevean be delivered t o me on the son i ii side ot tue river, easi ol the American hou-;e, where lam now preparing to budd a S'.eam Saw Mill. The highest mar ket price will be paid upon the delivery of lbs lois. CD. DURCH. dec 22 1S53. 42 tf.


ocr: Lf KusIiolSi'I imolliy Jooil wanted by POMEROY & BROTHER. oct 27 183u. Ill If. Cod Fish & White Fish For sale by II. B. PERSHING $ Co. Now for the Heavy Ware! WE are offering a large and well selected assortment of Iron and Steal Nails, Log and Trace Chains. The people ate look in? this way lor bargains. O t 13 . WCJTF.RVKLT & HkWETT.


ocr: UNDERTAKING, Chair and Cabinet Tflaking. 4 S General Pierce's administration has got jl jL under full headway and has abandoned the C-ibinet wiling at Washington city, the underpinned wishes to inform the eitizens of Marshall .and Starke counties that be u ill con tinue the business at his new stain! on Michi gan street, Plymouth, Ind.. and will endea vor to have no UalpMnizing in his material, aor shall there b-? any defalcation or Sir,irt wiuting in any branch of his business; bu the good and substantial Sideboards. Scrrctarics, Karcncs. lerkrrs, Tcfclcs, Stands, CcdMcnds. ir. if.. Shall be made in the most approved style and ot'the best quality of materials, and warranted to be as good as recommended. He is well prepared with a lare stock of Srasonrrt r.lllllhci' for cabinet and chair making, and will make to order, on short notice, ai.y arti cle not on hand. Ilavins cm ployed a good D f p a rtment, tint he can sup- work ma n in the he would Pay dy his customers with a better ar- tide of chairs than has ever been offered iu diis market. C'.U at hia Furniture VTere-?ooms in the building formerly occupied as the Plymouth Hotel, a !cw doors b.iow Pomero 'i slore. and Le convinced of the truth o the above. Pting well prepared to do undertaking, he will keep on hand or makeonthe shortest notice 1223 t'oiiins of every size And description. Shop in the Daws building opposite the Tost Offi-e. P.S. Persons living in Starke county and wishing Cabinet ware or Chair?, can be r.c commo la ed by leaving their crde.-s with Mr. Stephen Jackson, in Knox, and they will re ceive prompt attention from WM. L. PIATT. 0"Thore indebted for Cabinet ware or Cof fins, wdl please iavcr with u call. AV. L. P. Maih 10, 1C"3. 2yi.


ocr: s,,y about. CD. CLARK. Oct27, IS53. 3 It. READY MADE l?y tlie cord for sale at the Iieulaotr. WANTED 500 Opossom Skins, and a like amount of Mink and Raccoon Skins at the Nov 17. REGULATOR. KAtM 1UGS WaiiTed by CUAS PALMER,


ocr: Yankee Notions. FOR every thins: in this line, from a pin to a boot jack, including Hat traps and linger Rings, you shcul I call at the Regulator,


ocr: rTl TT A Fine Assortment fro 37c oSI 00 per. lb bv II. B. I'FRSillNG .y Co. Col (on Yarn and Carjiet warp At FALMKR'S. Administrator s Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed Administra tor of the es ate cl' Martha McCoy, late of Mar ihall County Indiana, deceaseJ. WiLLAM McCOY, Admr. Jan. 12, 1S51. 4"li


ocr: FIo9 all ye that wisFs To sell your AVIioal at the highest market price, and buy AT TUE LOWEST FIGURES, Call AT THE REGULATOR. WEST CR VC LT & HKV.TTT ARE now receiving a new and splendid stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, that were purchased before the rife in the eas tern market, which will enable us to sell at unusually low prices. Call Ladies and Gents, and examine our stock before purchasing else where, and we will show you a handsome as sortment ot Fancy &, Dress Goods, Aid staple c-oods by the quantity, both dura ble and ehcop. Honest Corner' and 'read Quarters' may grumble at our low prices, but we dres n'tain. live cheap, and can afford to sell at a small profit. Our stock consists of all the articles necessary for family use. f-ept 15 5 ' 2Stf.


ocr: nr n nnnnnriAv Iii U. lljliIlIin3UA TAILOR Lately from I'll i lit I el I J 1 i !l ' Wishes to inform the citizens o" Plymouth and the .surround ing country, that he has estab lished himself in the above bu- residence, three miles north of Plymouth, and one mile eist of the Michigan road, on the north of the James McColister farm, where ho is prepared to do all work en trusted to himiu the best manner. II has The Latest Fashions, And intends carrying on the Tailoring busi ness in all its various branches. frr.;n the plain est to the most fashionable style. Ail work not suiting customers, will be taken olT their hands. His work shall lie made low tor cash or approved Country Pro lure. All orders thankfully received and punctu ally attended to. X. B. 1 wish to employ a rew hands to grub, chop and wake rails, this winter and spring. TV. G. D. siness at his