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A " rs.

r r Pn'lic est p'even". one IA eoc'ete c.
IL \ Ci,c,in & Lafon ponr Fexploi
ta'ion de B)1lanyerie. est dissoute &
dater du ler Jnn 1853 La di'e 9ou'an5
geric sara continues rar R Laton seu, sitnee
an msna EN- ,'aceme t.
Tories pers,noes qri doivent a "a dite
s,,iete so1t ices d. v,ul ,ir bisn re- =
leur comps. da1s 'e olns h,ef deal. enfre
)e, mains de Mr.. II. w. Sherburne Avora
a ,ton Rouge. \ son office rue Floriae. r'7
est rharoe De Ia T.ionla'i,n de |, dit SOC &c
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ladies Dressing Cases,

ONE dozen Ladies Tin DreS.ing rase.
" for sale by. j. c. LANOUE
may IL. Harvey House Row
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Just received snail lot Of the pnr
y unauthorized Kentucky Mustard fa
ale al retail in packages Of qnarter. ha,'
and whole POM Is JosHrA BEAL
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HOTEL &c.
nestaurat q cysser saloon.
Cologne Water.

EXTRACTS for the handkerchief. Soaps
- shaving Cream, romaiunis, Hair and
Tooth Brushes. Chalk balls. &C.. for sale
by H.T. WADDILL, Druggist.
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III gyss sslOny..
Hay. Bran Corn, and Cats.

FINE iof on hand atthe Feed, Profile
AMI Or ,cery Store Of
[apll 90. JOSIUA bEAl.
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ptRD CAGES,-One dozen large
- Clyes suitaole for moe Ing l.ir1. fot
sale by June 7th JNO. c. LANOuE.
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Mem A0uertisem ents.
PROSPECTUS
"Ouachita independent
OF THE

TT Is the intention OF the undersigned to
i commence the publication Of an indie
pendent weekly newsi aLef, N the t0wn d
Harris nbhrg. Parish OF Ca ahou a. as sooft
as The necessary arrsrgersnts can tie corr
pletel. The Undersigned being a psss ,tica
printer. is therefore fully aware offhe gres'
resoonsibiities h. is a ,ont TO a,snms. Iae
first numller 10 BE- issued on saturday, the
9th ay Of J.lY rext.
II shall be our highest ambition TO con-
dpct the independent in such a manner a,
to meet the expectations OF our Trends. aln
ad ance the in crest Of the. Parish. W.
will strive TO k.ep np wiihthe progressive
sp.rit of The :p--'o present all dlscoverie:
in The arts and sciences-.fo chronicle al
improvements relative to agriculture, conn
m rec and maufac tires. AMI all things elsf
which NAV have tendency to promote the
wealth ami growing prosperity OF Nort'
Louisiana.
We insert below the terms on which we
propose to furnish the independent weekly
10 subscribers and in conclusion. we tax
O casion to appeal to every citizen OF the
parish " no feels an interest and takes a
pride in Sustaining Literature. 10 come to
DliF a Slslffct l-eL every 'iilGCH VI tft'F
aud the adjoining Parishes con.lder himself
duly auth rize'l agent 10 obtain sub crl-
beers and solicit patronage, and by TIM
means we are sure to go-a-head. On
hopes of success are mainly based upof
such support.
For the Ola hta Independent yearly
in advance, So 50; at the expiration OF
the year, 50 90.
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Wicker Ia kers.
L. me! Lime!

L me! Lime!
4 SMALL. lot of Pure White 0olite and
\ gray St. Domingo on hand and for
a'e hv d c. MONTAN
may 18Th 3t Flat Boat Lanlng
sHESS PORK; so bbls, for sale by.
vi NAV ls,f. S NJ. HART & CO.
ELOUR-100 hbls Ohjo,npe fine for sale
! b. lmay 1871 s. NJ. HART K Co.
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wantpdtO fire

q NEGRO men or boys for 2 " nonshs
~ for which liberal ,rire will 10 raid
may lift r. G. HUTCHINSON Il Co.
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DArOV-5 casks shoulders. Cor sale by
ID [may 1stfl s. N. HART & Co.
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s,usar: a few hhds Of Prime sugar,
y lut suited TO the Trade. fer ale lv
fet-l2-H. S. NJ. HART, & Co.
y r RIO dozen more of RAILWAYS
~. Ready Relief, in large and small bot
lies, just received by VIM. BoeEL,
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Porter anil Ale.

ES1rfPT aa1 Me.
4 FRE. II u ply Of l.onlon Porter an
n Scotch Ale. received an for sale by
mar. % JoSHrA BEAL.
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DR. C. ADAMS having pertinent.
~ " located in Baton Rouge offers hi
profass nnal service to the CITIZEN d sur
rom lnscol1'ry in the various branches Of
his profession.
H. nav be f,rnI al The Hs-ney House
or Wn. Bogel's Drug Store on afavette
street June 7th.
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{ 'ORN, Oats, Pork and Cheese. -
Just received per steamers Media
tor" and Saint Lonis"
1874 Bus prime Corn.
50 do Saint Louis Oats,
% Boxes new Cheese.
81 Barrels Mess Pork
irne lst 10 >HUA BEAL. :
HOUSE to Ran..-A good dwell.
IL ing house. or Basin ss stand al -
c,-o ,rr - T'ariia streets. En-
ouire at this.office or to
1une l6J3-it "A. SHAN.
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ITO HIRE-A seryantgirl. Apply
L at Foundry. june II
HILL Il HENDERSON.
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EDUHFCUs
4 q BOXES SIS SIS and b. lump for sale
HI by S. NJ. HART& Co.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Horrible Ilr,!er,

Mr. w. w Dexter. of Ono county.
ky.. and well known in This city, related!
the following iruged, 10 us Yesterday
ana Lynch proceedings. part oi winch .le
Witnessed himself: a Mr.. Cunnin5h an
Wabash river pilot aud ratisrntn. " ss
going down the river in skiT several
mti.s be low New M-dri,t. with his tent.
rat lag tackle, and carpet Sack on boa!d
when lie FIJI III with Spaniard. who
prevailrd upon Mr.. c. to take him TO
New Madrid for tue purpose of takihs Il
ooal ioi New Orleans. They had not pro
crsded far before nighifali. whrn TIL
Spa iiard seizrd all axe and struck Mr. G..
ir' III behind. iuflictiug TWO blows upon
the head aud one IN tie shoulder. ant
~ throwing him overland. Mr. & re.
covered sufficiently To swim ashore aud
craw!r.i som. distance TO d cabin. where
"e fartun,triy loa ~ an aeqlsintance IN
Tie person ot our inipfrnanl, Mf. Dexter,
La tnm he related his miraculous rsrd pc
from the double attempt q murder him
Mr. Dext.r Immediately set out lii prr-
snit of the Spanisrd. AMI soon got on has
Ifalt: he vat short distance oniy with
NJ. L ). boat. when he took liir most val
Die boot aui st 1t :irilt. ant en-
i,loyed ncAro IA take him III NJ ,drit. =
Mr.. d cdusil him at the latter plare jus;
IN the act oI taking boat which ne haa
"a led in.
With the aid Of the citizens Of Mad
rid. Mr.. ID. TOOK him back 10 the cabin.
where MIR G. lay wrllrrinS in his own
blood. who fully recognized the Spdnld!d.
who also had Mr. Cs. clothes on his own
person. having changed his dress. Tn
eurased citIzrns took him out 10 hang
him 10 the first tree. but were induced
by Mr.. d. 10 s. .re him. aud enleavor 10
exl lort ii confession from him which they
partially succeeded in dong. and conclu-
del tu let him h we d chance OF trial Tor
the crlma. lcre the crowd had DIS
persed. however. Mr.. c died. after which
nothing short of immediate punIshmen:
would satisfy them The Spaniard was
accordingly taken out aud hung for fif
Teen minutes. when they supposed him
dead. and took him down; out. after The
lapse of a few minutes. he demonstrated
to his execu!ioners- that he was not well
hung by coming IN life again. He was
then taken 10 the New Madrid Jail, wherr
he is now confined.
EDansuiilc Journal, Oct. 8.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
-. 80


4 Fast Nory.--An Euglishman was bray
sirs Of thr speed of English railroads. 10
Yankee traveller seated at his side. in
one Of the cars Of fast train in Eng-
land. The engine bell WAS ruug as the
train nrarrd station. 1t suggested to
the Yankee an opportunity of taking
down his comghni'n peg Or .wo.
What's tia, nuise?' innocen:ly inqur
ed the Yankee.
We are approaching a town said the
sng iishmah: they have 10 commrncr
ringing ahuu! ten miles before they gr'
TO a station or else the :rain wonid run
by il b-fore tn. bell could b. h-ar.l!--
Wonderful! isn't il? | suppose they
haven't invented bells in America yet''
Why. yes, replied 'hr Yankee. 'we'v,
got bells. but can't use them on our rail
roads We run so tarnal fast that tlr
train always keeps shrsl of the sound;
no use. whatever. the sound never reach
S the viIlage ill after the train gets by.
'lnie-dr excla,n. Il iie ugishlnan
Fact. said the Yankee. had to give
up bells. Chen we ir!ed steam whistles
but they w"nld'nt answer nrither !
vas ona locomotive when the whistle
was tried. We were going at tEemenl
Gus rate. hurricanes where nowhar, ami
had to hold my hair on. We saw two
a"rse wagon crossing the track, about
i've mi.:s ahead aud the engineer let the
whistle ON, screeching like trooper Il
scree med awfully. but it wosa't 70 use.
fhe next thing | knew. was picking
myself out OF pond by the road side,
and the fragments OF the locomotive dead
horses. broken wagon, aud dead engineer
yins beside ne Just then the whiS
&c caln- along. mixed up with some
;ightin. ualhs that heard the engineer
,s- w'i-n he first Saw the horses Poor
fellow! hr was dsai before his voice 10,
10 him. Alter t.,aI. w. tried lights. sap.
posing that these would ttdvei foster
tDan sound. We got sDmr So powerful
ih,t the cticaens woke up all along the
'oad when we came by, supposing il to
o. morning Bat the locomotive ke =.
ahead ri il still. AMI was TN the dIrkn"ss
with the lighl close on behind it. The
iiiishiiants petiiinmed against il; they
couldn'l seep with so mach lish! IN the
ni4hl tire. knaily. we had 10 station
-tecific trlrgra phS along the road, with
sIsndi mru To tciegriph whrn the iraiu
MAS IN sight; end haze heart lhat som.
of .hr fast tfains beat ,hr Lightning III
! teen minutes every forty mi!ss. Bat
| can Say as that is trIe--the rest know
10 be So.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, TIIURsDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1883.

COUNTRY EZCHA3Gss Tie EIijor
OF the Nv York Musicsl world and rin. $
somr time since. pail lis r@spects - his
Country Exchanges" in the following
language, which sevors much more Of
truth Than poetry;
We soinytimes find in a dry
looking light by-:rn n~wsptper publish
ed somewhere on the bprjrrs of civiiza-
ZION. articles more interesting. anl writ
ten in better style than often appear in
the mammoth weckii 5 or 'l~v;athan
monthiirs ;hat emamate ffA.n the li,era-
ry LIGHTHOUSES of larg- cities; aud many
Of the papers which we receive are nnt
onty we'll filled bnt elegantly got up
printed on excellent paper anil clear type
ana in all respects worthy OF commenda-
ton
Your country editor is generally an
earnes; man He is hard worker aud .
vigorous thinker. lie has often to con
tent with difficulties ami overcome OBJ
sIarles the mere thought of which would
crush the sonl of a city fop'ing. Il has
uot doz.n or twenty assistants. t. ma kc
selections. read and prune CORR s1e Il
ence. review books. notice magazines.
look after and correct d:sp,tches. attend
public meetings. exhibitions, concerts.
and lectures, ani give reports thereof; hr
has array of conpositOrs TO set sol
umn in eight mlnutes, no proof r'ader to
correct typographical errors. no for enan
To See that shs paper is made up jast right.
leaving him simply to write the leader
and d i " s-if suggesting Paragraphs. no'
mas h- lightning press to print of his
paper d the rate of ten thousand an hour.
while he is sieeeping quietly at home. OF
enjoying supper along with lis friends =
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
F1r the Blnaer.
F)r TIC BlnItT.
rnnman Pleas l0uTt.


Ma. RuFxs.-As Won and many OF the
readers OF the Banner are aware. Il sessions
of our Common Pleas Court. Was held two
WEEKS since; aud ss il is not generally
known what amount of business was dom
during the se., sion have concluded that
short arlicle in reference thereto, mighi
not br entirely deroiI Of interest With
.our permission hen, VIII proceed to
give a few items rris,ive 10 said Court.
All Of your readers presume. are a
ware that all Probate business. has to b.
transacted in he Common Pleas Court
The Prrba;e court having been abolished
by our new Statutes. The law provides
;hat this court shall have concurrent jur
sliciion with the Circuit Court in ad
julicatiog upon certain classes of com
mon law causes. which includes certain
classes Of State nffcnces &c.
At the term above referred TO, there
were eight State cases. and some seventy
one civil actions pending. besides larger
amount OF Probate business than had
ever before been pending a, any one term
in this County.
The law provides hat the State Docket
shall be disposed Of first. Probate husi
ness next. aud civil actions last. Thc
first day was measurably taken up with
motions sni pleadinss. There were two
canses pending against ou- man. for re-
failing spifiuous liquor whch werr tried
in each 81 which there was convictions
These two trials occupied about half o.
the term. Some os the business on til,
civil Docksts was disposed of, by agree
nrnt of The Bar and permissioh of th~
conrt--,fiere being some Attorneys here
from distuncs who could not remain
through The term. So he proba e bust
nrss was deferred, and finally thrre was
scarcely any of that class OF business
reached. AMI Executors, ADMINISTRATORS
a.:d Guardians after remaining here un-
III Saturday evening (many of them a au
rxpeHs= Of not less than dollar per day.
% say nothing OF the loss Of time. which.
% a farmer Il; this srasun of The year, is
worth sOine,hlnS) had TO return home
without accomplishing anything. If At
torneys will continue 10 crowd business
into This court which can Be tried 10 the
exclusion Of Probate business, when
ask, can estates be settled7 AMI who can
alamr ad,nInisir traitors if large amount OF
rosi should accrueS sre they To blam-
Tor III Certainiy not. If the Legislature
bad given this County tive weeks at each
session. then the iii I'll -ulty would be oh
waited: but such is not the case; we are
iImltrd 10 one week.
With your permission Mr.. Burns will
write short article for the benz fit nf Ex-
( scuiors. Admin stTdtors. ant GuIrdians
relative Ia wha, they cun do in Vacation,
ln references to tho business entrusted Ia
them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

S,.JD ycar f0f Sl0. -M,ny advertise
mems appear IN our eastern papers head
ed as above. aud the reader is informed
that upon his ,elnitiing 81. post paid.
som. nrw discovery. or someIhin, yet
un is,:ov.rei. will be sent To the appIi-
cahi, i:oIn which h. eau realize 81 900 a
year. Ole of those prompt paying pat
rons Lately received in return for his dol
lar. fully the worte Of his money. (exciu-
sivs os tn 'essoa taught hi'n) in the fol.
lowing r~ci pc;
.-N-Hd Jour oion business
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

Rather CoSFusrp Mr. Redbiossom
drank rather more ihan his usual allow
aare ot hot rum aud watcf, oEe cold
night last week the Consequence Of
which was. he gave Isis wife Talhera con
fused account OF his condec' on his re-
turn home. You see NJ Smith gro
cery store invited me- 10 % and drnk ua-
rl- sam and ycu sc H. ~raiher WAS
iry-and | was s.oppy--snI sail idi.ln';
mind pnnhing one dTink--and's QUEER
h"w IN. head went into tie punch ltnugh.
Fhe way hninr WAS 81 dizZt ,hat s!lrgvi
Upon iitile d,s--the coeaes OF lrr sirret
h't m~--ani an old gen'icnssn With crop
ped ears ANT brass collar on his ne, K.
siIa Ia bri"nx~'i 10 thr d"2--aHi wrS--
,on understandable that is. doH / :,Gow
nothing unrr shont IL
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
RICHARD CORBALEY. Clerk.

u hENAGa tSLG OiaGUM>fA NcE. We
saw In ui.rArt. on Siu rily morning. u
nd.atto m al utmrj William Thompson
wiz ipr The psf ten years has been grad
utiy turnihg white, AMI l., now of as
tar a coIorai ovrr his b ,dy. with Ih-
exception of his face aud hands, as ~ tIiit
PERSONS who Say in-donr> great dea -
Ills hands ore ne.rty black as full
o.o1aed nrgros. probably because he
works III the sun aisi wind great deal
but has face Is OF tbs color ofan ordinary
mulll;o's.
he process Of blanching is gradually
spreading 10 hi, face aud hands and there
Is IA" dou5, tiat la couple "f years h-
Will be entirely white. The skin rs of Il
heal hy 60 Or. aud the old gentlrman.
who Is seventy -eigh: years of age, enjoys
as good health as could be expected IN
one vi his years. III IS Industrious. cheer
fui. aud communicate, ,h- singular cir
cusIancrs ot his physiology with freedom
ani poiitrn~ss. H. h quite spirit of
Independence d ooat hun aud Says h. has
rejected an oif.r IF $1,000 which "a show
man made him for an engagement OF two
years. to travel aud exhibit himself To the
public; also several other similar offers.
de saws thai b. is bile to mate a living.
and Will not resort 10 such a mode OF ma
King money.
HIS parents were muiattoes. and he
was horn in Prnnsy ivania. He lives
about four miles west o. this city. where
he tilisa farm. which furnishes produce TO
supply our market State Journal.
If you put two persons in the same
bed. room one of whom has the tonin
ache. AMI the other in love. you will tnd
that the person that has the tooth ache
will 60 10 slerp f.st
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

S'sTEsLY Affection 4 FACT Alta
'pre.rte.ei m~vties h-iI not mpr- t..n
hoaslnl toi.-s ffom Bt'siun spa. ~
anrirnt sister ia fhr s'lnfon arose aud re-
iIrvri h-rsrjt a. follows:
i SEE youa. .sdirs here tina, lhir.: mere
~ e,us,ws. ir4b-ips. ribao..S suI laces.
than ihty 10 of their Creator. | loved
t'rm nnc~. shA adorned nay hat wi.h
Fsrnch field fpvrrs brigh co!or~d
r b'oas al'i skt 5.ur trimmings but
fpun 'h'y erre dras-iaz IN. down 10
h 4 ani took 'aem OF end gavs tk:G
10 NJ 5islerI
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
.1WTTOLE NO.


BaBAXD HIS PotNTEBs.--Bo5 vas
sin5ular genius. out nat h7ii So singular
as his lwo pointers; they were C. nin-s of
siGgu.sF h4h',s. Singular "a tarir !ooks.
AMI both ofthpm were as contrary IS
th-ir master was cross II on~ ;o.k
rabbit the other wouldn't boAs. az inoh.
If ore found bone ihe other would
snari snd snap iili the boue had dis5p-
peartd.
ont OF The afifes.il ?njn'ors had been
presented with tie name Of Mix. and
wss considered by his niseter ts - The
biggest fool oi dog thai he ever seed!'
One mnrnias .he d"s s;@fted a iox. and
away Went fox. dag aud B.b; The TWO
former in a very short spec of time
leaving Bob in th~ iurch -cloer cut OF
sight.
Bob however. followed CO. and pes
emily came to wood chopper, Of whom
h. Immediately asked III Qn-slirn--
Have yen seen fox 90 by he.-?'
Wa VS.
Have son seen dog 50 ~ hrre2'
Wal. YES; they were rGun!a' along ike
blsz.s
How was ihev7'
wal. about nip and tuck, dog lettIe
ah~adr
Bob sloped, and gave The dog up for
hard one
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Cincinnati rnercial.
4 Sfane in tie WJmla'S aigli, convention

Ihr Scrnrs whicn tunh place III th,.
N"nans Ri shis Convention, recently
held III New York. were among the mhSt
amusing ihar the editor of the Du,chmGn
ever participated in. He SAWS that there
were no less han % people talking al tie
same time. viz:--eieven Boomers. one
bouquet seller. ,hree market hoys. two
antl slavery men. TWO come cutters, and
lie editor of the NV York Tribune
We nnneX the SPEECHES.
The female mind has been iranpled
upon Tor centuries"
Go it. old gall
As is his handful OF flowers, SO is the
perfume which is waited from the garden
Of philan,hropy."
Cas-
"ls there any person in this assembly
who ever ha muther?
Il expect not"
The pulpit must come to the rescue.
III evil is ever tloored in this world. right
eousness must wrrsile with j..
Good again! Who'll form ring?"
The bonds of the slave must be loos-
ened. The land is groaning with wick
edness"
"Got the cholic perhaps. Give it a
little gin and Prppermin,."
'Mr. President. there is only one paper
In the State that stanas up for the cause
of right and progress-and that paper is
mine"
Three cheers for The 'old white coat. !"
"Woman is a great institution, and
should have her rights"
That's fact. Let's licker,"
As this remark seemed 10 have double
meaning. il got up a general laugh. in
the midst Of which the Dutchman says he
lrf,.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Irlnarfant niEfOrerf,

Our readers wili recolrc; that severa
IF The Cincinnati police went over l''
Cnvinglon some weeks ago 10 afres' d
cuuut"ri-i'er named JONEs, who was
known u b. lettering in that city. ThrA
came across him at The Hammond House
when JOKES made IA desperate reslstailnr
'ui ran up 10 lis waist into water. sink
lng most Of ,he counterfeit money he hs'
III his person The officers however snr
cedrd in arresting him aud lodging hin.
safely an the Cincinnati ltii. Since whiyi.
time JoNEs i 5 Sent frequent passengers
oyer ,n thr Washington Hnusr Coviu-
gon. for d ldrg. trunk whicn he ciaim-
al which hr had deposited ther" som
.dys before isarrest MARSHALL JoURDAS
considering himself jn.,ified hy thr cir
cuhIstan. e.. broke Up"n the trunk on S.in
.ay night. IT was found 10 contain ba
iIttIc cinihiug. but large collection oi
counterfeit. end burglsFipus Instruments
Among other things w~re various dues fuf
coming gold and silver money. poslr
boards fJr smuothin. bank mntrs an 'uul
slider aud six small but highly fl ishe
saws. such as are used for cutting iron -
fhr must Important iisin, was m"m
0f.ndwn book, setIing forth varl"1>
places where counterfeit plates on . iarss
namber OF banks. were deposited al a.
~ giving the nainrs aud residences oi a
5ood lniny persons engaged IN lhr buSi
ness. Il i. though; tile Information vii
lead To some importhn: arrests. both !"
this city and some nf the interior c"un
ties. II will also furnish sdiiiionilrvi
dence towards ccnvicllns JONES. who's
trei Will shortly take place.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

4 Rich on Dit.-Among other improve
mentS oi newly appointed Postmaster.
Is The arrangement OF d small bell al the
ietter delivery. over which Is written. III
you wish anything. ring This BELL. One
day last week. the bell sounded. anl in
response thu Postmaster presented him
self ut the opening. when he fonnd him
sell uiS uis with young, handsome
and smiling damsel. who in reply 10 his
interrogatory Of what she would have.
said. husband" OF course our poll .e
Postmaster was little nonplussed. but
contrived TO stammrr out that he did not
deal in the article. The Young lady smiled,
bowed and retired.
NorWaik Ohio) Experiment
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

Don't i've III IA Jpe with your arms fold
ed. Fortune smiles on those who roll
up their sleeves aud put shoulders TO the
wneci thai pfopeis on wealth and happi.
ness Cas tEls aut. aud carry i, in your
vest pocket, ye who idio ia bsr.rooms
and at the corners Of the streets,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

They t. q sios, al d man ont west,
Hho h7.l iisir li,. who Inserted in:o The
opening piece IF chi, ken fish: il sI-
n rel and f'iri the sp4c~ =i.air. biy.--
5ut TEE. in4u attempted 80 FaiS" mus,.-
his. when on site - his urp' lip grew
al. ant ih- hrr l~aiher..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

1--WE aia'i go; "a boe.j.ck big enough
% iii th-' bnot." said wsiter.tA ho:si
IN New York. 10 traveller With o.. con-
mon large ''Propeiiefs"
Where can obtein one?" ssid the
traveller.
Don't know sir; YOU'D better 90 70
the forks Of the rn,at'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
EDanspiilc Journal, Oct. s..

The ETIQUETTE OF SMoxING Light
your cigar first aud after you have taken
one or tw" whif.. turn a.oand and en-
quire most politely ''if smoking is 6isa-
greeabls to any one preseut"--Punch.