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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01
NEWS BY TELE PHI
From Washington city.

THE TTXAs DEBT-MR. BADGERS NOMINATION, ETC.
WARRINGTON, January 81, 1883.
Tie consideration OF the Texas rebt bin Il stroned in
conscqucnce OF the sickness Senator Ierce but IL Is
understood II Win be taken UP his health per-
NIT him 10 visit the Serate account Of its I'm ort
ance involving the public faith Of the S,e and tho
desableness Of drosng of II before tie next amnstra
ton IN. Mr.. learce has PREF ared legal arglmen
sticn.
Mr.. badgers confirmation II is under ,,ood depend,
upon two unsettled votes.
The romanipr eight your bricklayers md aborers
di missed from the Capitol cnsnn day leaving no
wcIlmcn emrlo, ed except the ma bic cutters.
Tic Hon. 2eno Scudder continues dangerously i'll o. in
fanmatory iheunati m.
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Markets,

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 80, 1853
The receipts of cotton at this port to-day have reached
II eco bales.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 31--Noon.
Tie Africa's was received last evening Cotton
Is active This morning, the sales already reaching 5000
bales, at fun prices.
McGiIg, January 30, 1859.
TIE sales Of cotton during the week have been Is 600
tales and The receipts Of the period foot % 900
bales; middrg is quoted of ssid. Tie market closed
dull.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81 1858.
There is large demand for bulk meat and the sales
reach 1000 G0obs chiefly sales for the English market at
&C. C1sc. shoulders 5c Lard has declined to 94c.
prime bartelled pork is offered freely at sl5.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81, 1853.
large business has been doing in cotton, at lower
lices. Tie days Gales reach 75o bales prices rang
irg from 7Ac. to loc The market il quite unsettled
and quoa cannot be given but the decline
is thought 10 be from 40. &c.
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Explosion OF a steam Boiler-Loss OF Three
Lives.

CHICAGO Jan 81, 1858.
On Saturday evening" the steam boiler Of the stationary
engine at the junction Railroad exploded and three men,
named Cornelius Rechter James Gallagher and James
Bergen instantly killed. B. s. Curss, the foreman
and J. NcCord engineer badly wounded the latter
trobably fatally. The boiler thrown distance OF
iventy.fix rods The Of the explosion was the
neglect TO sur Fly water.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, January 81
THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY
Mr. VANDERBILT (dem) gave notice of bill to authorize
tie Brooklyn Academy TO sell real estate.
RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION BILL
Mr.. UrHAM (whg) moved that the Consolidation Rail
way bill be referred to tie Railroad Committee with ia
strucons TO make applicable to roads from Troy and
Albany 10 Buffalo, Lockport. and Niagara FALL.
Mr.. TFRcE (dem moved amend the resolution 80 as
TO inquire into the exrediency Of replacing the tolls
railway.
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From Boston.
ALpEHMASic MISUNDERSTANDING on THE A

ALDERMANIC ELEoTloN-INsURANCE on THE A. II.
ROWLAND.
BosroS Jan. 81, 1853
Tie election to I'll the vacancy in the Board of Aldermen
to-day resulted in the choice of Sampson Reed the regu
lar whg candidate; he had 1896 votcs-Francis Tukey
had c,Sb4 and libby, dem. 020
The ship A. II. Howand Of New Bedford, lost Ho-
no insured for se5 500 at New Bedford Nantukc
and Bostcn.
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APPOINTMENT ny THE PEEsrpEsT.-Willlam II
Lord, of Wisconsin, to be Commercial Agent of tn,
United States at the Island Of St. Thomas, in tn,
place OF Hardy NJ Burton, deceased.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, DO.

VXTATCTES AND JEwEIRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all ptions OF
ASD SILVER wATOIiEs, JEwEIRY AND SILVER WARE
at retail, at much less than the usual prices.
HRGENSES wkrHE<-
Real Jules Jergenen watches received by arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
perfect time keepers.
COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic cases perfect
time keepers. NDETTkDT SEOoSp
quaIter second watches, ior timing hor e' In gold
and silver cares. CnRoNoNETBls.
Splendid gold pocket chronome'ers, which without
any variation. ncnI rAY wATtmsa
Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
AZ ladies', some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies', some in magic cases.
MAGIC wAgIHE5,
which change into II roe dilei ent watches.
\. WATCHES WHICH WIND
M and turn the hsGds without any key.
Fine gold epne watches, four holes jeselled S25 90
Fine gold deta ched levers. 80 %
Gold enameed watches for the ladies'. ...... SO 40
Gold fnpifh patent levers ..............." 30 20
Gold Fnelish patent levers hunting So 90
Sily patent levers as low Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Silver detached levers as low as s............. ia 90
and all other styles of watches at equally low prices
DIANoSDs
Diamond ear rings pins, bracelets, finger rings and
crosses for sale at much less than the usual prices.
JEwEIRY.
keys and reals, gold pens and pencils gold and silver
thimbles bracelets bies tpns cuf pms lockets ear
rings gold and silver spectacle gold toohpicks charms
Chateeine chains, &c.
Sterling silver spoons, cups, forks pie knivea napkin
rings fruit knives wedding cake knives &c, &c Watches
and iewelry exchanged AL watches warranted to keep
good time, or the money returned.
REPAIRS
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
the best manner, at much less than the nse@i prce9
Importer Of watches and ewery wholesale and retail
No. II Wall street, (up stairs,) near broadway
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Gen. Pierce Declines a Public Reception at
Baltimore, &c.


Baltimore, &c.
BALTIMORE Jan 81 1858.
The Mayor Of baltimore has received letter from Gen
Pierce declining public reception his passage through
this city. The Committee appointed by the Council to
maize arrangements, has been discharged.
We have mail beyond Augusta Ga, to night.
The New York Crystal Pasace.
ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE BRITISH PROVINCES.
BOSTON, Jan. 81, 1863
The ST. John Nec Brsnssicter, of the 2eth inst.
ncunces tho atrivcl there OF james Viii man. Colonial
Agent Of the New York Industrial Exhibition. Mr. Whit
nan will Immediately cewmpnicate with the govsrn.
ent the New Brunswick Society the Mechanics In st
ue ard all others Who feel interested in the matter in
order proper and sufficient display of the pro
ducts of New Prunswic and Ia workmen of every des
cri,tion. nj the forthc ming exhibition.
While az Hnlifax n. g. Mr.. Whitman placed him elf
IN communication with the coc of Nova Scotia,
ard received from the Provincial Secretary the wing
letter -
PROVINCIAL SEcRlTARy's OVrcT !
HALIFAX Jan. Ia, 1853.
wing submitted 10 The Lieutenant ovcrnor
Communication II this date in rely to leter of tho
l2h inst referring "a the contempa' ed New York In.
dus rsI fxhibtion have the honor. by his Eycechcy
c,nmnrd TO acauant YOU that the sub'eo4 Will ba
in the arproa aching session and that his Exceiey will
readily concur in any measure which the LegI lative
Corrci and Assembly may deem 1t advisable TO pt
PFC erlothg the object OF the exhibition. l be the
homer 10 he, &c JOSEPH II WE
JANIS WHITMAN, Esq
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Escape Of Convicted Murderer.


W. Howard, who Il under sentence Of death for the
murder Of Henry Driehnns ed from jail on satur
day night Ihe Governor offers $500 reward for his ap
rIelenson lie has but eye is heavy built and has
downcast look
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THE MILITARY.


A MEXICAN RIFLES, COMPANY D-A FULL. SUIT OF
IA uniform lelongng 10 this Company will be sold
cheap at the tactic Agency aud Loan Office, ia Grand
street, Roadway where cash advances made
on all kinds of PERSONAL property in to suit app
cants, from 81 10 81 0OO.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


A DAMS 4 r0.'S UNITED STATES MAII. EXPRESS
IA for California Oregon and the sandwich Islands
Office, NO. 90 Groadway.-By the United states mail
steamer georgia, on saturday, February 9th, 1888.
Sandwich Islands, VIII be despatched nbo by the
United States mail steamer Georga, TOR Aspinwal Navy
Bay direct on saturday 5th February at clock
through ussal in charge af one of Our freight
agents. and special MESSENGER TO desna ton All goods
for tins express must be put up in waterproof condition,
and delivered with inv oce before he day of sail
ing 10 enable to comply With the government order
for corIg and sealing Shippers will please bear this in
mind and lend in their good early Small parcels will
be received uni, O'Clock day Of steamers departure
No charge to shippers by this line for custom no fees
consular .rtifcaes No package sheud exceed Us
lbs. weight, or SH feet cubic measurement
ADAMS II Co, 50 Broadway.
CHASE & co. s STEAaifR EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA,
~ Charleston. savannah, Noble, New Ole ms Norfolk
and Richmond No. Wall street.-The undersigned hav-
irg made arrangement with the most lonsibe trans
portaon agents the lthns prepared to for ward
goods Of descfipio between New YORK and san
francisco, by regular connecting steamers at three
of messenger The undersigned wing for the
past year. been ranning O regular daily express from
Philadelphia al the southen aud We tern elite have
estab he'd branch in New York, at No Wall street,
from which Office daily express senger will depart,
by the afternoon train for Philadelphia AMI the South
and West. Regular expresses by the United States mail
steamers for ChaIletun and savannah, viii leave
Wednesday and saturday every week Regular express
by United States mail steamers for New Orleans, Will
leave the 18th and 81 Ii OF every MONTH ao, by the
new line of steamers Benjamin Franklin and William
Penn. Reg lar to Mob by United states mail
steamer Black Warrior. Regular express to Norfolk,
Richmond and eter burg b. steamers e,ery saturday.
Our express line connect III Charleston Savannah, Mo
bile New Orleans and Richmond, With established
exress coin hiot Oh whom forward goods the
terror Noes crafts and bills collected To all the above
named Places our raes are at least twpr hive per cent
lower than tLoe Of any other company. CHASE CO.,
No Wall street New York or Ne. Hart's Buildings
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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HEALTH or APALACHIcoLA-We learn from
the Apelachicola Advertiser that no new case Of
cholera has occurred in that place within tie
disappeared.
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The House of Delegates Of Virginia have pa sod by
very large vote the bill making loaa of S60o, 200
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Jan. 81, 1853.
Afght occurred between soldiers in the sutler
shop Fort Constitution last night during which
commissioned officer med Barr stabbed private named
Melon. killing him instantly Barr fed, and has not
vet been arrested
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POLITICAL.

-~socp ss,c IT EcTnoS on rryp c,v,r,, ~ -,
raoi,,ion ~ the nen,oo, ~. % G, - !" AnD..oi
~, Sr 1es9 % @ @ - h, n'io uohcrai ,om ih't.ee,
, oa a,u e,eoy i.eNteu 10 meet AT
ro,. ~ ssth Va W " iay, reu =, Looo from
49, :, a. na,,oca ~ a % c., o,is iof .hIee ni,ui
- ~ yn. Men C ~, rv uvo 'iielnp.rs
Co. % % the 49, se ~ S''nee' anu warn oo"init'eo
'os sr, ~ ""'G ,u,, > ,,,.. :,
.. - .';,an, ;ai ni.hae, .h iurphy, H. o. haooa'b ih
'i''' "Pi u " 'He "e"erai 'oun''lee'
DEMso3cR4IMIc M RnPUBIlcAy !, I GENERAL coa%IrTEEm :
ionrnan Um s evening Jan osn 20 are
SS,nanmous h. adontad - f ~
Wbereas ,ron cor ;aorot;on of the casea of con
tested e,ectnns No enrt;Gcaes of the Inspecor4 an
no;ned undr Tho 70 oltion ~ ,he Democrntic Re,ub
-. -, -. -. -, " - Ies 80, 'r -, ~ ,oa,;,, ar
any deinoats aa M; cnnmt.ae NAM ba.n ,re ,en,ed
from ibe Era sixtb se,onth Twelfth and IYfteenth
wards MI ~ which Iaye been cone ted this evening
and there s in the judgment o. thi, Committee no con-
elusive e,sarce NJ tbe ccctiun Of any from
ebsr o " ors o 's Ana be eos Ih
twice rosto.nod tbe con Iteration ii such coe led IL O.
tons and ma given ample nonee ,na' 1he same w9aia os
~ s ~ ~ ~ Il ah n9 a;d al oi,;ra;,, 81 - ai,..,
- I'M ~ = q; 20 . ro,re ti,s ~ - as 80 49, " ;5 -
pa a % ~ s.,a.ont IL n,o;nt T., n,c,ar r ,a.t;aa -
s"..ah 80 - =, III aborororo' ~ h P " '
ior d. s.o id ~ an elac,ion 90 thoo ao..o =. .h,
f;,,ao' 40 aalaoa,as a. ~. Vo,,a NJ, ca, ~ ~,
Cmn,;,,ae .nd ! w,rd Con,r,.a ha io,a 4, ,,a p; :.
S~tb sayenSb rweifth and Fi,,een.b wapI On Woans,
Sv n th 81 Sr &c E.har ns.a VII h.oo "n "sanes
s,o s s = = NJ , s "a az. ~ III III w 'oils
~; cnrn-;ttoa ~ a,a 60 ,n;,,oa 80 - 'is n','15rs VI
eac,ons Jgr4 ward ma.sr. tEo@an " wa, suna a
Fietcner Sisln wara MessS murphy Maboett ana Far
reh nv, DiossrS waters, Irving ana elmer
nMe'i "aI" piessis innioly; elc.'r,y am ahrot
I.,ensn VIM, nos,'. u.ei, hy.r anu farrom iuat
& sau snh seiect me puce. Tor hoi'ns me
pom ior sle' e,'Guon ana I'VE h,fe days nosce 'hefe
~. ~ ,e T. ss I'm era,u ala .pe u,nocrtc paPers .aa
ssTSs s'ssas ,ss ] sss Fan n he ,on.. .
hesoNeV, mat wGen tn's Cohni 70 auJourn, ~ shai
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CLOTHING.

CAsT-oFF CIOTHTNG-TIIREE THOUSAND DOLIATtS
~ worth n;ed-GentemeD having large sm6E
quantities OF good left oil clothing 10 dispose Of OBJ
tain the full value In current money by calling
sending for JAMES MoRoNkY, II Orange street. Gftb
store from Chatham street
(,IOTBING AND FURNITURE wANrED-LADIES OR
~ gentlemen having any Of the above TO dispose of
can receive fair ch prce by sending 10 the store
nv letter through the post To delivery do not
ray the postage 8 COHEN, d5k Hudson street Ladies'
attended by Mira Cohen
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The Jerry Rescue Trials.
ratal ARRAY between Soldiers,

A1B.NY jan 81, ISb3
The United States Circuit Court this morning en-,
papnelcd jury for the trial Of William L. Salmon.
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for the deceased but ao reverence for the great
IcUer who bath thus suddenly called him away from
sHorF into the Divine presenne, by abstaining for
day iItu the ard the ,houehts Of th. world I'D
deyctrg that brief period 10 medatons beGting tho
who have been thus toucbiny admonshed that they
iouIneyira to world where death cannot en;er aud
where 10 hose who have qualified themselves for gri-
cots reception there by faith and enitence for errors
committed here, SORROW Mr. s. con
clrdsd b. offering he usral resolutions.
Dir llH (whg) Of N.Y. rise to second the esolu-
ttns offered by my COLLEAGUE; not TO add word the
juht ana nithfil tribute which he has paid to the
en- OF true but to express in
What lie ha said Of tie character Of decea ed
cat,-to join nv voice with his in te'timony of
departed worth and in sympathy with his bereayad IA
Eiiy ard friends. My personal acqnaint with Mr,
Fuel dotes ony from the period when met here in
The di c If the duties of respect i've tons but
his cia'scer had been previously sufficiently known to
Ireiaie for appreciation Of the gentle amiabity
p.d whh frm pprlose and bend ng integrity which
naIled is life. shall look back with satisfaction
70 lie iniercorr,e brief il ha been wheh have
ioStd Will dt ccrscd colleague; and fail to
associate hc dea Of integrity os energy of rmness and
Of nlcncss, with ths N; me of Alexander ii Bue.
hr. HAIIH (dem Of Nc, followed in n tribute to the
Of The deccn cd after which the resolutions
were adopted, and the Senate adjourned.
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House OF Representatives..

'N"HIN"IUN
DEBTORS IN sHs DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
TIE Hcute took up. ard Eade it the special order OF
the day fer Tomorrow the Senate bill concerning bail in
tie District
THE DEATH oP MIR. BUELL..
Mr.. JESKISs (dem) ofN. Y, announced the death OF
A. II. Buel which took place Sunday morning
after an i'lresg OF two weeks. The deceased
born in Ia rfeld, N. Y, in 1901. He pronounced q
brief elcgy life and character of HIS late coea ue
ayirg he clio cd his in hope of higher and purcr
state Of exitercc and CONCLUDED by Offering the usual
resolution 81 ence with the family of the decea
and for members 10 wear the usual badge Of mourning
thirty DAYS
Mr. kys, (dem of ~ ", submitted few remarks in
renor. Of us colleague and submitted oation pro
sng for the PAYMENT Of the Of carrying the
remains OF Mr. Bre TO his late home under of the
con nittee appointed by the Speaker.
This together with Alr. jenkins resolution adopt
ed, and, further mark of respect the House ad-
journcd
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

moderate and plesssnt thsw. There appearances
OF rain The streeN dirty and exceed ngiy dis
agreeable for foot passengers, particularly ladies', who
soaely perpleSed AZ the different crossing Tho
tlermo meter at the Herald Buildings ranged At 8
o'clock A. NJ, 81 deg; at noon. G6 deg. at 3P NJ.
3sh and p. ~, 40 deg At trn O'Clock, night, tho
theImomeer stood at 40 deg The tbav still pre-
willing With Indication Of sudden change Of weather
The snow is disarl caring rapidly.
c, IMEeTARY PRESENTATION SIGNoR VErn.-A
very moRniiccnt baton. of exquisite manufacture was
pre- cd 10 senor vett leader Of the orchestra s
Italian coml any at Rroadway lnst evening II the
last nip ht of the engagement and .hought
able fer the occasion OF the compliment One erd o. he
baton H. tipIod with pold in which rich BRAZILIAN topas
Il set. Upon the other end figure Of Apollo with
lyrc. stands upon pedestal scroll falls from tho
Of the pt ptdestal, uron which is inscribed
oo Q o
THE MANAGER OF THE BROADWAY Q
SIGNOR VIETTL y
JAsuARY 2s, 1858. .
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
COURSE OF STUDIES.
EXP EN- S ES .

Cards Of All mission 'nDariabiy in adrance, or
secure l. 80; Diplomas 80 Stationery 30;
Boarding 81 SO per week; ineidental'. at on
ton Of student, 80. Making entire expenses
about SIS.
On application, a catalogue will be furnish
ed. giving full particulars
All letters will receive prompt attention on
being directed, post paid. to
w Mex. SCOTT, President
indianapolis, May 81 1873. io!i.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

REMEMBER.
That am agent FOR the Franklin 1nsu-
rance Company that in answer TO letter OF
inquiry as 10 the Responsibility o this Comps
ny |, received the following reply
Frat The company has we'll invested
Capital STOCK o e30 l,D01--and is manas d
by set OF business men VINO fully underSta nd
their busine IS, and are known as men OF in
tegrity. And second, business is done by
them in the most car ,iul manner that can
possibly be done aud lastly they are doing as
large business as any other in the land and
and We think these things taken together, con-
stitue good company, If anything can.
Yours Truly,
]. A. BAUGHMAN, Sec.
Policies issued on reasonable terms.
ooNEnov Agt, Plymouth Ind.
Jan. |, 1881, no 10 ly.
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sNsOf ice.

CTATED Meetings of the Board of Trustees
y of Center Township Tor the transaction oil
Township and School business will be held
al the colrt house in Plymouth on the last
Saturdays of August, October. December aud
February next, at D o'clock IN. on each OF
aid DAYS BY order oil the Board
W, NJ, DUNHAN C. OF
Jros .. iss1. ikiNs.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
40 ALL TE That are weary

I n the ways o. sin, come unto me and will
A mend your Soiss. That's what one OF u,
told you some time ago; bal "iimes change
AMI We change with them"
"gTSgFess" is now the watchworl-'On
ward and upward, the motto OF all men,
Since you received the offer above quoteA, We
have found out that money can be ma l. by
first furnishing you with 'soles, and ] en- men
ding them afterwards, therefore, combustion
heIne Il
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
DR.. DUN | G'S
VEGETABLE GASTRIC
Suoar-Coated Pills.

YUNNESC Pills are thorouehly Anti Bhi ons
ana Alternative, and are adapted 10 al DIS
cases in the West: are care ully prerare I, al
Ter thirty years experience among bilious dis
eases. They are invaluable as T. medv Tor
Headache, GddineSS, Darrh@a, Dyspepsia,
Cbolic. Fever and Ague, and di>eas eS sener-
allv attendant unon a arrangement o; tie
stomach and Liver. Forthwith restoring II e
sppe,,fe and digestive organs 10 TIER natuT Z
vigorous health. Directions accompany each
box For sale by PERSHlNG CO.
iuly :. l953.-lsyl. Plymouth. 10.
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DR.. |. Nj. CAM 8xL
FL n va - wH NE MA ~M~ .


DR.. |. Nj. P8xLL'S
e. n Va - WM M1< Ma M~ .
WIS IL very powerful Medicine 1t 10
unsurpassed as remedy for Head ache
t0o.hacLe, Lame or weak back, Frozen feet,
Straias. Wounds, Cramps. Swcllinss. Rneuma-
tiSm. Bruises. etc. l. IS equally good, also
iDr u'e on llor e or 0hei snim1ls.
We do not intend 10 puff his medicine into
notice. We a-e wiling, moreover, 10 secu E
purchasers against any possibility o. beins
imposed upon. We therefore authorize all
our agents To
REFUND THE MONEY
To any air and honest person who may return
a bo,tle OF this Liniment after having given IL
a far trial, and not satisfied with It's effects
provided the bottles be returned within two
weeks after buying them. Hundreds OF Ger
tifcates could be furnished, OF cures perform
ed by this me !icIne, but IL - not neceS airy,
trial of it Will convince the purchaser ths'
il Is no imposition We are satisfied hat no
anly will he without II, after becoming ae
quanted with it.
All orders should he addressed to
CAMPBELL OS AID * Co
Fort Recovery, Ohio,
Where it is prepared and sold ShoieSale and
retail For sale by PERoHlNG + Co
sep - 1853. 2sm2.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
ID az ~ ID "a ass How Sc.
VIM. q. ADyv AfsDs Proprietor,
PLYMOUTH, IND.

PLYMOUTH, IND.
VIE proprietor oil this we'll known House,
tenders his sincere thanks to his friends
and former pairons for their ,orS heretofore
% literally beslowet, and solicits contnu-
sncc. He Is determined 20 spare no pains in
rendering his guests comfortable, and TO afford
item entire satisfaction in all the departments
Of his business.
HIS TABLE has here.o ore spoken fortself,
and he assures hiS patrons that no grounds for
complaint will hereafter be given. As hereto
ore, the StIictcSt attention Will be paid 10 his
stable de par,ment.
Tie Stage 0ffite for the Logansport. South
Be nd and Lapor.e routes is kept al this house,
and persons wishing com Portable private con-
veyance 10 any par; o Northern indiana, can
be accommodated without delay.
May 5, 1858. 10tf.
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G A 8 E g. r u D .

Have formed copartnershp, for the purpose
0 improving the appearance Of community by
making clean the outer individual man; and
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