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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
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For the Organ.
Licking County, o. HI
BROWNSVILLE, o., June IA, 1853,

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BROWNSVILLE, o., June IA, 1853.
Bro. CLARR:-Permit me, through
the medium of the Organ, to inform
the friends of temperance throughout
the State Of our success in the good
cause, and to pledge to them the
hearty cooperation Of temperance
men in this place, in taking measures
for the abolishment of the liquor traf-
fic by stringent legislation.
Within the last few months, great
impetus has been given to the tenn
perance cause here. Many inAuen-
tial men, who have heretofore stood
aloof from our ranks, are now con-
vinced that the enactment of a strin-
gent, prohibitory law is the only effec-
tual way to rid our land of the tyrant's
I grip. They lave put on the whole
armor, severed themselves from party
preiudices, and have done with hum
bug legislation.
This is decidedly a temperance
place. Five years ago it was noted
for the debauchery of its inhabitants.
Then, the grim monster held undis-
Puted sway; liquor could be had for
the asking, and drunkards was COM
mon sight. But great change has
been wrought. The Bacchanalian yell
is no longer heard in our streets; but
the healthful breeze Of temperance fans
an emancipated community. How has
this change been effected? Why, q
few master spirits saw the evil and re-
solved to act. They organized tenn
perance associations, subscribed for
temperance papers, and when dark
hours came, they faltered not, but kept
their eyes steadily fixed upon the broad
banner of temperance; and the result
of their untiring efforts has been honor
to themselves, and happy communi-
/ ty, cheered by the sunshine Of hap
/ piness, contentment and sobriety. "a,
\ At the spring election, in this
/ (Bowlinggreen, township, the tenn
\ perance ticket was carried, with but
one exception; which proves 1t once
/ that temperance sentiment here, is,
and will be, carried to the ballot box;
which is the only place where the de-
mands of the cause will be heard, and
its great design accomplished. We
want a temperance law. Not one
whose mysteries can not be unravelled,
but one that will strike terror to the
heart of the rumseller, and forever
free our otherwise glorious State from
the blighting mi1dew of intemperance.
Such law we are in favor Of, and
we stand pledged to vote for no can
didate who is not out and out its ad-
vocate. Yours, with esteem,
o. M. H.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
.n @ From the Temperance Chart.
Is the Dealer in Intoxicating Drinks
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NesoGrk, June Ia.

. NAA4AAAA0At d.
In confirming our statement that
the liquor traffic violates the plainest
precepts of the Bible, we assert, ~"
/, The spirit of the Bible is attsrly
opposed to the traffic. grr ..5 il
What spirit of love, of concord,
Of peace, Of purity, of benevolence,
the Bible breathes forth upon all who
yield to its guidance! "Love, joy,
peace, long suffering, gentleness,
| goodness, faith, meekness, temper
ance;" these are the fruits Of the Bible.
And what are the fruits Of the rum
traffic? "IAdultery, fornication, un-
cleanness, lasciviousness, hatred, va
rance, emulations, wrath, strife, Sc
ditions envying, murders, drunken
ness, revellings, and such like" And
if a traffic which produces these fruits
is not opposed to the spirit ofthe Bible,
then righteousness can have fellow
ship with tnrighteousness, light have
communion with darkness, and Christ
have concord with Belial.
2. The practical influence Of The BIZ
bic is utterly opposed 10 the rans traffic.
When a man honestly and fully
yields himself to be controlled by the
principles Of the Bible-when he be-
comes a Christian-he forsakes the
rum traffic. If he is a man who, in
other respects, gives to community
credible evidence that his life is gov
ened by the principles Of the Gospel of
Christ, we find him abjuring the traffic
before ifhe has been engaged init. Most
of our readers win remember Deacon
Giles, who kept Bibles for sale in his
distillery, and had the streams of sal.
vation and damnation flowing paral-
lei. If it is an honest business, why
may not the preacher engage in it!
But who does not feel that a Christian
dram-shop would be something like
holy sin? A Christian dram-shop
Reader, repeat the word to yourself
few times. How does it sound! 1t
strikes every Christian sensibility
within you. The dram-shop is a re-
cruiting station of the internal pit; and
shall a Christian consent to be the re-
cruiting officer? 1t is there that drunk
ards are made, and can a Christian
have anything to do with such busi-
ness?
Bat to come still closer to the poipat,
the traffic ViOtates the plainest laeOs Of
God. agf gg9.sll u..r ...
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

It is hoped, notwithstanding the
fears which have been SO generally express.
ed, that exPresident Tyler will recover
from his present illness.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

Rescheid Pasha, the Anti Russian
statesman, is appointed Minister of Foreign
Affairs. baea a,. g.t... ....a|
r* The Mormon Elders are to be ex
PEELED from Persia.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

''Onward move, by duty led
With truthful eye discerning:
Right from wrong nor backward turning
But upward, onward, straight aheadI"
L. L. LAMBoRN.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Yankee Notions.
+ Office of Difcll:n0

l. ~ - - ~ H. : S%A1ss%
7 I ME Swamp Land Commissioner and En-
4 gineer of Marshall county, will offer for
sale as the Law directs, the contracts for ditch
Jug, as follows: on Monday the 18th day OF
November 1883, between the hours OF ten
O'Clock NJ, ana five O'Clock II, 276 rods
o Ditch in section number twelve, town thin
ty-two, range one east. Also ~ rods OF Ditch
IN the south east quarter Of the south west
quarter OF section l3, same toan and range.
Also lUO rods in the north east quarter OF the
south cas-: quarter of section seven, town thiI-
~ two, range two east
On Friday the 18th day OF November. COM
'eneins III Maple Swamp, 4eJ Rods of Ditch
IN section five town thirty three, range three
cast; also 1875 rods in the south west quarter
oil the nortl west quarter of section three,
same town and range; also 80 rods in the
north half of the south east quarter Of same
section, town and range. Also $50 rods in
sections number eleven and twelve came own
and range; 100 rods in the north west quarter
OF the north west quarter Of section eightecn 4,
township thIrly thr-e range four east
On Monday the iath day of November, at
2 O'CLOCK P N, Two bitches, in length, 1870
Rods. IN sections number ten, eleven, thir-
iccn and fourteen in town thirty four, RANGE
three east
The letting each day will be in the abov e
order and Will be where the ditching is 10 be
done. Plans and specifications of each ditch
can be seen a. the Auditor office in Piym-
outh. SAMUEL MCDONALD
Commissioner;
j. 3. ". KLlNGER,
Engineer
Oct. 9, 1855. 3lt4
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Oct. 27, 1853.
Sheriff Sale.

ny virtue Of Fl. ia. Execution to me-
% directed from the Clerks Office Of the
Marshall Circuit! Court, have levied up
on and will expose 10 sale at public out
cry, st the court house door in the town
of Plymouth, Marshall county Indiana.
on the Goth day of November 1853, be-
swecn the hours of ten o'clock A. Nj. and
four o'clock P. M. on said day. the rem is
and profits for seven years of the follow
ing described real estate. towit: Lot
nun bered one hundred and fftv-thr -
$3.50 with the tsnemen,s and appurte
nances ihsreunto belonging. and also thir-
ty-sight feet OF of the north side Of lot
numbered seven. (7) all in the original
plat Of the town of Plymouth. in said
county. Shout tie rents and profits for
seven years Of eaiA real estate, fail to
bring sum sufficient to satisfy said exc
cution. interests. costs and accrung costs.
/ will then proceed 10 sell the fee sim ple
title TO the same.
The said real estate, taken as the prop.
cry of John s Doddridgc At the suit Of
William NJ. Durham. had previous to
this low. been taken and levied upon to
satisfy another execution in my hands.
IN favor Of and against she same parties.
aad which 10 to be Fl fst satisfied
JOHN L. THOMPSON.
Sheriff.
Oct. ~, 1888. 34,3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
@33gEAb WGRGG11s

School Tatscc.-Mt. jams, c. Thrawis,
formerly Of Delphi, will open School IN The
house si.u,sed west of The NJ. E. Church, IN
plymouth, commencing on Monday November
:, 1888. The session will continue Twelve
weeks. and the terms will be reasonable. All
tre Natural Sciences and higher branche: o.
Mathematics will be taught If desired.
The school house will be repaired and ftted
~ ina comfortable manner. 33tl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Fancy s. Dress Goods.

Olsen Barden }
vs. Petition for Divorce.
Eliza B.,den,
WHEREAS the above named com plat
nant by Pomeroy and Osborne his attor-
neys, has fled in the Office Of the clerk of the
Marshall Circuit Court, petition for divorce
in the above entitled cause against the said de-
fendsrt, and also The affidavit OF disIntcSes-
ted person that The said Eliza Barden is a m
resident of the Si.te CT indiana; therefore the
said Eliza Barden. 10 hereby notified of the
fling and pendency Of said complsinan,'s Pc
tltOn, and that unlcSs she be and appear be-
fore the Judge Of the said circuit court st the
next term thereof, 10 be holden q. the court
house in the town of Plymouth, IN the county
and Stale aforesaid, and plead, answer or de-
mur to said petition, the matters and things
therein contained Will be heard, taken as con-
fesscd, and q decree rendered accordingly.
htteSi:--R. CORDIALLY elk.
Pr. S. B. Corbsley, dept.
October both 1858. $3.50
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS:
In the Marshall Circuit Court Feb
ruary Term, 1854.
Mary b. Martin, }
Joseph Martin,
WHEREAS the said plaintiff, by her attor-
ney, filed her bill of complaint in this behalf,
in my Office, March 20, 1853, upon which a
summons was issued and returned mot found,
and whereas onthe oath day of October 1853,
an affidavit was filed in my Office by disinter-
ested person, by which it appears that the said
defendan mt is non resident OF the State of In
diana.
The said defendant, Joseph Martin, is there
fore hereby notified of the filing and tendency
o said bill of complaint, and that unless he
plead answer or demur thereto on or before
the calling OF this cause, on me first day of the
next term of said court, to be held at the court
house In Plymouth in said county, on the third
Monday In February next, the same as TO him,
will be taken as confessed, and will be heard
and determined In his absence.
r. CORBALEY Clerk.
w. G. Pomeroy, soPcr. for plt1
Get 81 1853 34t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

FFT The undersigned wishes to have made
T. quite number of EcEsHs Ser - sag Gus
and will give five or six workmen constant EN-
ployment and liberal wages by the day week,
or he will pay gil 90 for each wood work.
Immediate application should be made 10
me, at the Forge, near Plymouth.
L. II. ANDREWS.
Oc. 30, 1888. 33H.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
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DAGU GRREaN ROOMS,
PLY GUrTBs, E<D.
u e. &EZpR E.M.

kAVING permanently located in .x-A
this place. and fitted 1T Suitshle ssesSs-sssS
Rooms in the second building south Of t'ore-
roy's store. up stairs, is az ali times prepared
TO execute licensees snt miniatures tbs
most perfect manner, and warranted 70 retain
sker bHlliapcy With proper care.
Persons about leaving her friends. pe,heSl
never te le'urn. may leave vi tiiem m n
age delightfully."- calculated to keer in lively
remembrance the happy momer.,s spent &c.
ssther in times past. lie is pr pared 10 eps-
rate in clear or cloudy weather.
august 81, 1853 ostt
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
w agonS! WagOnsi!

Oct. &, is5-.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Sheriff Sale.

FAY virtue of a Fl. ia Execution 10 rae
81 directed from the Clerks office OF The
Marshall Circuit Court. have levied up
On and will expose to sale ct public out
erv, at the Court House door In the town
of Plymouth, Marshall County. lncisna.
on tas 26,h day Of November, 1858. be-
tveea The hours Of to a o'clock A. III. and
four o'clock P. M. on said day. GER
taia lrac. CO parcel OF land. described ana
bounded az follows. situate in said couD
II, lo-wlt: Commencing s l7-lO0 poles
west OF the half mile s,ak. at the south
was, corner of The west half Of the south
east quarter OF section nineteen, town
ship thirty three, north, OF rsnge four
east. running thence north 100 poles.
4hence east 80 poles. thence south 100
poles, thence west 50 poles to the place
OF seg;a tanning ff.y aerss and
APPRAISED q; Sl5o.
The :sn;s End profits for seven yean
Of sa;d real estate will first be offered,
and should il fail to bring sum sum
cheat 20 satisfy said Execatioi. Interest.
cests and accfuinS costs. will proceed
20 sell the sam. in fee simple. Taken IS
ths property Of Thomss Watson. a. ths
Iui. OF William @. Pumeroy. and Others
IN attachment.
JOHN L. THOMPSON,
Sheriff.
Oct OF 1858. tii3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
9aatI 0oa0 R0tlce.

.s,-sx- By an order of the Board OF Di-
STSs r.ciors Of the Fort Wayne end
Chicago Kali Road, au assessment oil ten
psr cent on each share OF the cash sub
scrj otion. Of stock has been made: and
subscribers will be required to pay 4hai
.noun, on the first of each month--com-
z,encins on the first of August iass--an-
I'll the same is paid out. Subscribers In
Marshall county will pay q. Plymouth
10 Al. WHEELER, Ass! Treas.
esot 20. 1858. l3i.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
OFFICERS OF STATE.

Jossrs a. WElcHT. Governor.
4. p Willard, iieDtsnsn: Governor.
Nm. c. Barrabee. aGpintenccnlpp5 -6sAssi@'
Nehemiah Hayden, Secretary OF state.
John 2. Damn, huii;or ~ state,
Elijsh Newlan3, Treasurer q Stete,
Supreme Ju$gs,.
Ist Y n. =. .'tew.rt, o. Csss county,
d, Andrew Davidson, Decatur .
3D. Samuel T. Perkins. Marion g
4th. Addison /. Peach. PsIke &
W. 3. Beach, Clerk Supreme court.
Albert C. Porter, Reporter ,oT supIeins so0..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
w. j. BURN
Attorney UEasi Counsellor at Law,
and Notary Public,

NIILL promptly attend 10 any business
w entrusted TO him, IN the Supreme
Court or any OF the courts Of Marshall or adj
joining counties. His familiarity with Probate
bushes will enable him to attend the settle
ment of estates without delay, litigation, and
with but little expense.
He refers to
Hon. 10. l.. WHITE,
II. GREELEY, we" ioiA'
Uon. n Drgor,s indianapolis, Ia.
Hon. DAN'L. MACE, Lafayette Ind
JAS. BRIAN, Mayor, :.
Judge H. +. BiDDLE, Logansport, -"
WM. Il. STUART,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

Marshall ccHnil Officers and Courts.
Cirsui. Cotf:.
TRos. S. SrANrlRip, Circuit Judge.
D Woodward. Prosecuting Attorney
Richard Corbeley, Clerk.
Meets Sd. Mondays in February and Ausss
Common Pleas CcIst.
Elisha Egbert, JUDGE.
Horace Corbin. Prosecutor.
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd Mondays III an, pal. July . Oct.
C0mmissioasrs Court;
Ssndto W Gordon }o
Robs.t Johnson,
Meets lst Mondays in March, Jvns. Sep.s.-
Der and December.
Coun!y O&ssri
Thos. McDonsld, Auditor.
Joseph Evans. Treasurer and so!les.ss.
John L Thompson Sheriff
G. s. cleveland, Recorder
J. B. Y. klnPer, Surveyor.
J K. Brook. Coroner
ssmuei HcDoasld. Swamp lsa3 eomraisA.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

Another scientific Wonder lmpoftan! TO
Dyspep.ics--Dr J. S. HOUGHTON'S PePsIn
I'll. .rie Digestive fluid, or Gastric juice, pre-
psred from the Rennet, or the fourth stem-
sch ofthe Ok, alter directions of Baron Libig,
the gre., Physiological Chemist, by J. S. Hou-
ton, M. o, Phi adelphis. This IS truly a
wonderful remedy or Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
Jaundice, Livercomplaiut, Constipation, and
Debility. curing after Natures own method,
Or Natures own Agent, the Gvstric Juice
Pamphlets, containing Scientific evidence o.
its value, furnished By agents gratis. See no.
fise among Medical Advertisements.
no ~.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Sheriff Sale.
Oct. 81. 1858

mY virtue Of Fl. "a. Execution 10 Tie
% directed from til. Clerks office Of the
Marshall Circait Court. have leyisd up
ca ard will sxpess TO sale st public out
cry at TIA court house door in the towu
OF RI mouth. MARSHALL County IndisHi.
on the 26sh day of November 1853. be-
.wesn The hours Of ten o'clock A. n. and
four o'clock p. NJ on said day. the rents
and profit for seven years. OF the follow
ing described real estate. to-wit: Lot
num bered ems hundred and fifty three,
(1S3) with she teaemen.s and .ppufte-
nsnces thereunto belonging. & also thirty
eight fee. OF OF the north side of lot nam
bered seven. (7)xll in she original plat
Of the town of Plymouth. in said county.
Should the ienis end profits for seven
years of said real estate fail to bring a
Gum sufficient TO satisfy said execution,
interests. coats end ecciuing costs, will
shen proceed to sell the fee simple title
10 the sane.
Taken as the property Of John S. Dod
bridge 8. the suit Of William N. Dun.
a4m.
JOHN L. THOMPSON.
Sheriff.
Oct. 81. 1853. 34t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
American House

SILAS TIBBlTS. Proprietor.
On AEclEsgas. streeg. snnsts pGrt CT
PLYAoCTH, IND.
FE MIS- house Lavinr been remoidiei snd
Z corfor.a"'v fi+tel u -, is now IT, usFe1
for the reception q ;he public "a the pro
prietor Will -p@re 10 rains IN rendering Il
COR osta lie anc desirable S'oppint Flace for
Travellers and 'ihers. His experience IN nc
bus mess. and his determined effort, 20 render
entire satisfaction 70 those Who may favor him
with their patronage, may he fouad sufficient
Recommendation fer trial :; least:
Large and ro-nrodious New
N IN (saJ ~
Have been erected for this house, md IN con
nectlon with 1t is LIVERY ABLE
where horses snd carriages may he hsd@on
Shor notice, and CT the II 0st reasonable terms.
Persons wlshinS private conveyance -
any part of the cCuI,ry, can &c fcccmno3s~
ted at their own pleasure.
October 6, ei3. 3iyi.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-22


Ilero. .! in1l new Settlements II Il" W"s'.
'h..re is occasionally cas" ct A@Tr. although
: can usually be avoided With Irorcr care.
People generally DO not rc..trd it as vrrr
serious natter. Indeed. | lave :nun'l on"
man who thinks it has been Of essential ser
vice to him This is Capt Dixon OF Dubuque,
an old frontiers nam. we'll known throu =,
the West Last autumn he conducted Il party
to one Ct The branches of tie St. Peters in
Minnesota o." ,,av while returning hcmc
he saw a herd Of Xix near ~, and be con
c!uied to enl;vcn Tie tcdrm of a solitary
iourrcv h, tr;rr the tail grass, fins seeing
a prairie fire and an elk race ut the >amr
time. In GETTING ut his iox of matches. he
accidentally set iirc to The whole, and I heavy
rain coming on .oon alter, he was obliged to
camp, wet, hungry. and shaking with a"ur.
His provisions were exhausted. and although
be was surrounded hv an abundance of came.
i" lad no means Of cooking it. and he had
no disposition to eat it raw. The continued
rain made his rifle useless in procuring fire
l. was +x DAYS before he reached a settlement.
in which time he bad tasted nothing but wa
Ter. lie SAWS he suffered very little from
hunger. that the aguc kept oil his appetite.
and that his fasting caused him tarle>> suffer
ing than it would have done had he been in
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