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aIERCHANT TAIL.UaaNG.-rr

Ia MERCHANT TAIE.DRING.-Frs
MA undersigned 5egs ssys 10 inform the pub
S4 lie that ne has on land 2na assortment of
.- CiaEhs. Cassimeres and TesIinxs.
which he will 90 piesssd % msRs w 10 oesI st7la
and on reasonable Trims
He LAKES ths mstnod OF informing his friendA
that ne has secured tue ssrytcaA OF Mr WILLIAM
ALLIES, so long and fsvoIaoA7 known as q Mer-
cnaat Tailor in this city; and every exsrrton VIII
made give Satisfaction % :aoss wno In Az "a
vor US with their patronage.
He mas on hsnd good assortment OF READY
Made Ctothing, IN Anutacrursi city which 40
Will sell on ,ne noal iiosrs terms Please p-ar IN
rl:ac the Clothing oeiug made acre 2tyes emaIny-
rarns % our owa psopie, WAC expond their e~r0-
tngs araongus. W H. bEsoOa
tiavlna connected myself with Mr.. W 4 g.
respectfully ask the patronage OF my friends and
customers. W ALLEN
sp 27-ts
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Nor SELLlNG OFF To CLOS E-NU
~ BUMBUG-6ut as the season hos tar dvsnced
j have delet mined 10 offer greet bargains in Dry
Goocs, 81 least reduction OF Is cent oi former
prices: and to oe convinced OF the fact, only call
and see he Lawns AIN selling ~ i2h cts, bereses
and 1ies! AZ sny pice, Pa ,asnls ~ coat. and NJ
meroue sTyes Of white goods tor Dresses and an
endless vaTieIy OF EmorUidezies, which must De
sod. E. GULDSMiT
70 &c M q VAN street.
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JOSEF Z hEihiAt1iiAM will N future be
found al kis stors. 226 Rroad Street. where BIZ viii
be glad TO receive orders from his friends in eny
deparIirs Ii Of Book Bidding Blank Book Ha1u
fsctutinF-addng fhs premise ,hsi Bis Vora snaH
be well cote ana IT,. :Cwrs: 7a;es
JUN 9th 1853
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O0aCuV lux 1a5 feet
= vida aod bright seasened Oar tahscoo hnr
oossds cargo OF schr Miranda lending this day. Tor
sale On the wharf, In lots TO sud-, at fair pcas md
on accommodating terms, by
~ ~ BELVIN 4 PARKER.
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IL LACn 8Et.kf .DHUaAL.-A most ex
- calienl ana AT ,h- same tiae very agreeable
Tr"Cic in he trpatn1.n; OF CART GA, WeaEEFss
II II stomach AID bowels. ana special: valuable
IL / = summer complaints Of chi dIen itlA also $
delightful aud refreshing drink ~haH Sed Ia
equtl PROPORTIONS with les water. Prepared and
for sale oY Il pUVAL Il FRO.
jy IL 1919 BARK SGuar'.
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SE:~ONABLE Day GouD. AT RE.

CE. SONABLE DRY ESDUs AT RE.
- DUCED PRICES - MILLHiSER d BRO,
1913 Broad street. having at 'his time rather
GOODS hand than Is desir abia tney nave reduced
their prices on every article offered and al the
time Ladies and others in want OF Dry Goods.
assured that better and more ornDle,e stock Of
cheap and desirable Goods is found in the city.
Among our assortment may pc found many
white Goods dotted and plain Uiss Muslin. cheek
I'd striped and paid Muslias. Jscuneits and CAM
hrics S~ias and Cambria Bands and Insertiags
and Edgiags in endless variety; silk Mins, Psrasois,
worked Collars and Cambria Hdkfs, Lace Sleeves
and Collars, 8eregcs, Lawns and tissues Irin
Linens white an uels, Bed TicEin1s, biesched sad
unoeschec Sh,rung and Sheeuogs. all Widths and
prlcee
Remember, cur object is in reducing the stock
on hand 10 enable 20 lay in heavy Fail STOCK
this coming aeason. Bargains, therefore raay be
exvected. MILLdlSER & BIO
jy6 1913 BROAD street
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FOR NORFOLK, P0RTsMoUTH AND


TT=a In const aueDce nf the repairs TO
sk-1~Ss.s,S@ss he Steamboat Augusta having re
u4lreu nIJ.a lime than wee anticipated toe Com
psny nave chartered the pea strarnar j. L.
Coffee 10 iun ortwe.n Pot WaitI all sad the
above places ur.;i the Augusta is completed.
The Coffee will be under the command OF Cap.
VIM C. Smith, the former commander OF ,1s An
gus.a SO long and ts7o'. oiy anown to tia :rsVei'
Ing cor muDl,y on the Potomac and James rivers
The "a running in connection with the Coffee,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
Friday, July ls. s53, al oci, CT d. snd on
every oniay, Wednesday and Friday morning
thereafter nj the same hour
ON the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thar.
days and Saturdays, the Coffee will leave soffois
at 81 A 81, touchiug a, Old Point throughout the
bathing season, ad at rhe different .eidu:a 81 =
river.
Fare be,wes Richmond aad Norfolk Old Po..a:
90 ~
Fare between Richmond and Grove Whaif-- %
ai~sis eacn---.
Lsiidren ever three years an n0t o7ertTeiVs
yssrs Of age. half price.
Servants thrCuah.-.- ....-...s......-..... "
Servants 10 al point on the river ......---. l w
ThOS. DODiMGAD, saDerinisnGent
Office Of the Il. & P 4. 4. TO. June lib, 1858
Il
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NthsENtA GEATKAEI atAILhsSh d.
suMMER AkRAkGEJEN T Visitors 10
the Springs may e1pecs more comfort D7 this
rnu,e than ever before; aad If the OF sneals
corsttersd no other roHte otIerI lower fa-a. The
soaf Is open TO the base of the Bine Ridge and the
rails now heiug laid between Waynesoorough and
S:aun,on. II viii bs 10 ope' stion Rails beasca
The Stage line Is under tns MANAGEMENT of J
L Heissell, so well kaowa 10 the pabiia
Cars leave Richmond. daiiv AZ d :. = and tho
Western terminus Of the Rsilroao at iIkAM.
Dairy Connection.
To RoekbTidge Alan Surinps, tare 80
White Sulphur, passing the Aluta, WARM
and Hot --...-----.--..-....10 20
RAIN Alum .--------.---.---.--.. Is
warm sprlnss---- NORTHUMBERLAND 20
net Sprlns'.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 so
Lexington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO
o'aunton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 co
Culpepperc s---.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so
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EINE CRh WANG FOB aCC0.-Tne OCT
4 II the yirsn!a Tobacco Crop can always DE-
So.ssd {, BEaaEfT X BEERS, Dsugg..;s, la5
HsaH i.res', pot ~ ~ tna oeai atya. o. tbs bes,
nss~vtsclaIsrs Ia Ehs city ons hn1drsd pscxsgss
on tAsad, warranted superior lo\sny "a Tue ci,g -
Gail a1s5 try IL iy Il
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gSNHE partnership heretofore exciting oetwes u
4 BROWN d kciTIHGIAh, "a l.ssoiyea by
mutua GseEf.
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THE EXCHANGE CLOCk."
The Clock that oucs through 3siiard's halls
The scul of order snaG;
Now Rags as mute or 3aayd's walls
= i iEat sou. Uege dead
Sof,l to earth truths words sublime,
Tins wisdnEns reign Is DER;
Ard infn that once tGOk n1ts Of time
Now mark its i. n. more.
No more to rouae mis- inmates gay,
The Clock Of b .lls;i ,inss:
TIE spring atone that snapped to day,
Toe ddieiul fuin s;res
Thus servants here wil seldom wake
III! RAFT The morn is through;
Unlsss that Eucs at once th-v take
To SILL BAR THO 10 NEW.
W J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maznr, SC,
in15 Opposite t1a DIsoatca Once
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ACOkiCn sTiuAs.-rs "a cssa. view ss...s-
IL nor Z q bisessce stlcks, 5uss recel,sss ~
steamship jamsssown Ter sale % sooommssssIsss
sesms ~ JOHN L. kssANsON
- cor Chg and We sssssukS,
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gEz<<z PIANOS. p. II. TAYLOR n
81 SzaEg eons.sutly receiving elsasnt ana
8 n 5plain Pispos from the popular ne.
. s6rs. Nuns * Clark
These instruments received the great gold medal
prize q. the "World's Fcir,' London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prize 81 the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all tho modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent ovey strings and are
confidently recommended for sreetaes5 Of tone and
great durability, which quality viii be- appreciated
10 the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
p. Taylor hiss sold these instruments In shis
city for the last seventeen years 10 the entire ssss
faction of bis numerous customers
~ Old Pianos taken in parf pay.
Piano Stools and Music, Qhe larseas and bsss
collection in the siate) Violin and Guitar S.ricss
Vio!ins and Guitars of the best quality, q low
prices H. TAYLOR
Piano and Music Stora
oe 100 Main street. opposite the kanhs
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THE NEW SPRING CARDLEsTIfh.
i Tnis article MA .ouz bern - .Gtec. and has nov
reached to pe:fecton. The candle |. rlsde 10 main
TAIN the SAINT height s.c Is an Invention " l1a
ali housekoepeIs ought 70 oatronlzs For sale al
the stnre ui J. D. EVANS,
nv x TIT Nam srre-'r
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A fsO2 ii T. AZ q TE.--hIcHMoNp
"A MAY, l553.-Mrs A. B. DAWS-ResDected
Madam: l. is with pleasure present you with my
testimony 10 behalf or pour "CUUGA ELIXIR
1 Nave USED II In my Samiiy over - yesr.-many
yesrs before you msde sse OF It-and nave found
1t every thing you represent II to be- With myself,
ia a cold and cough 4 acts lice charm. | ana
never without some or near and Dy a timely
OF II, nave no doa5t II hau saved me many doc
tors ices and athoagh don't believe IL the in
ia lible cure of every BODY and al diseases know
personally OF its good e1ecss with great many
other tnan my OWE family, ana cseeriuiiy rsoom
mead II to the public. VIM McCRERY.
For safe, wholesale and retail, By BENNETT
BEERS, A. BODEkEH, ChAS. BECK, CaAS. D
YALE, snd Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Msin street, and
BOUCHER 81 MELTON. B-ced ct and CHAS.
AjLLSPACGH, Druggist. Richmond my 80
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A fALcABL:. AitTiGAE.-Many II Iae
IA diseases inci1ent TO the warm months OF sum
mer OF arrested in lhs r lncipient stages by tn
usa OF Parcel, Lsdd 4 Cos Extract 0. Jamaica
Ginger Travellers vii! fcd il 70 correct the i'll Ell.
fecis Ut cE4use OF wa;e-.
For conc, sudden pains, 9at2lecce, Indigestion,
dyspaps:e. {. e &c, it is in9eiusulo.
PURCELL, LADD s. co, Druggists
iv u 90 n ain street
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N0TICE.-On aud after the 4th af July. 1913.
In HACK Will leave Tnmahsws Sisilon. on the
Danyile Road, every N eudny, "Wednesday
aud Friday, after he srnss. nt the cara f'osn
Rich,aond tor Bs..svie via Pow naian G ii he.
turning, will Iesva Bailsviae every Tuesday,
Thuvsda ana safrrday, IN Time TO connecS
with the cara
MIR MARTIN will take pleasure In attending To
any bundle or package sentto his care.
jYsl-alm-
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~ II. s4iCh,
y. STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GovEnNoa S-BgET.
Stocks bought and sold Commission. Tie
highest price paid Tor Land Warrants
Sold and silver Wanted.
EF Prize tickets in "a. Lorierles sold 10 Lot
teTlrs under the infringement OF K France u Co
will be promptly pad by NE, and al! inquiries
relative 10 the business OF X France o. Co, al
dressed Ia iht III a. Richmond. will neet with
pr mpt atl6.tOn.
mp2 G.. B. LUCK
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A la. ia. AA. ms s.-1.. r. TAILOR. rtt
q a aIesti between Grace and FrAnkin-M,
SSnoa osns exclusively for beginners, give spt'
G Re. s..shIon To Reading, correc, Euuncistion
n,ss.'. "' SIC Spacing; aiso 90 Geography, Ma,
UtAwsns, arithmetic and Kt.,,yv Snsclmen. ri
sesa y; 8 IMPOSITION aud wiring may be a!wsy,
.. :. nr Dispatch ofsc. NV Ruie il p,raD,
tory, on. Is s.utle as possib,. NO
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"a ARTAEtGaAsI AZ /. ii
assss zaK GREAT AND IMPORTANT IN
YfYvDPROVEMENr The undersigned

s1szsssaAPesA ARTAEtGaA3I AZ. ii
ESas zK GREAT AND IMPORTANT IN
~YYFYYzDPR The undersigned
have purchased the right to DR..
Aliens Patent Improvement in the n de of insert
ing artificial teeth wnicn ia of tne greatest and
most important inventions made In this branch
Of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in tie employment Of
metal superior TO gold in purity, and in the COM
plete union of all the teeth By stlicious compound,
which at tine time forms the most beauskul and
natural locking gum. and Milling up all creyinas and
irregularities and and rendering impossible tor ths
teeth TO become unpleasant 10 the wearer by the
accumulation of particles OF food or other J1ostan-
ces between them. No other mode of mounting
artificial teeth il comparable TO this in any respect
Persons weariag teeth dnserted in the ordinary
way, aud giving satisfactorily invited 20 try
this invention, which they do al but little add
tonai cost.
We snail be pleased TO snow specimens of this
kind OF work, to any persons who will call at our
Office whether they want artificial teeth nos
WAIT a MAHONY Dentists,
my lT-d&wts OSce 2iTg Main atrast
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cit HATS AND BOOTS. .
- From fifteen TO twenty per cent saved III
ey ouying from Il ANTHONY, Coium. q
bIan Hote! hll.oing Richmond. ~
Moieszn Hats, OF oesl quality. 81
DO do second do ..-.-. E
Drao Beaver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
Fashionable SIX Hats ---....-.-2 sc
Fine caiiskln sewed Boots.. sc
Congress Cater BoOts. -.-3 3
Opinion of GINS Press.
From the FiaeastLs Democrat april |, 1883
Wy the way, we would say word tor our frend
John d thouy, Columsian Hotel Buildings, &c
taose gong t., Richmond and wanting. on landing
there, to brush up little Jus, think OF the ines
kind OF Hat for 50 so, and Sne ceitskin sewec
Boots tor a. 50 he promises to DO ,ns. and ".
krow he can, Tor saw MIN 40 il. az Is
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m GRSTLEilEN's PUMP S1LR
III BOOTS, CITY MADE-Ths subscriber
- would most Tespe c;tuily call IN affection OF
gentlemen TO his assortment of fne dres.
Boots OF superior quality, manufactured by hin
set ali that be asks Ia call from 10 want OF
me ores0 Boot, OF good quality Tor summer wear
OF nls own manufacture. ALEX HILL
Manufacturer and dealer In Booa, shoes Trunls
Ca,Pei Bags, &C. &c No II! e!ain srsees.
ie 3
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s.as.-llsIIIIETs * a y IA g4INh OF
zg 30 ATS FOR LYACHBURG =
leaving "Wednesday and SATURDAYS The
Canal boats CLlN TON. Capt Donald. md UNION
Captain Piunke,t, leave on Wedce,lrys, DtS
PAICH, Cap. Cook, and BELLE. Cap. johnson
cave saturdays. Ine above boats leaves re.
quarry as they are advertised Freight received
tor this line at ell tines ezcep, on Saturdays alter
ocCcz. ALFRED s. LEE,
SD l3-ts Nnrfh Sid. 4 n LIN
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PURCELL, LADD co,
Corner Main aad 18th sts, Richmond, Va
~ For sale ny Drusgi1ts and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere. je8-wtnd WY
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Far freight or passage ecP!7 .
Tvs ROBERT RANKIN
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Ii sre.s $50 ,LosT-Ey to- gu asoribrr
s.sei s..a a naa,., Marocca pocksr Hook, viii
Of Va aud t s'ss,sn'ag oae SO note 90 the Bank
Soao p. &C. aud Que ether noss rha ,sn1' o.
a;ra,. "ers. frrn. 'ber IL also c,us;ns " 20,
shasig = ny name and .isnaa bs a.rr isS ,5
Mr. joaa hsSs,s ssa Also lesssr ri,ien H. ny
shsIin al king wiIiisn da.se m.sespt from IN
II irff ~ HE = ie. p'' 70 the finder
p ~
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STORAGE, sTOkAGE.-Tne suo.criuers
~ having reoted the custrm house Lumber
House, on 18th street, 10 rear OF our AUCTION and
Commi5aicn Store, are prepared 10 receive sl and
every g!nd of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
@rt.s Insurance Can ce effected ct the owes,
rates. as the building is FIRE proof Every ait niion
VIII be paid to the reception arc delivery Of a.
goods entrusted 20 es.
ray % ia AtExANoER MOTT l. co
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THE PACIFIC-LATER FROM
MEXICO.
New YORK.

New YORK, MARCH 10.
The steamship Pacific sailed at NOON to
day. for Liverpool. with 1902 passengers.
By the brig Brszilaro, we have dates
from Vera Cruz 10 March 4th.
Alarming rumor were in circulation a t
Tacubaya. 1t is sad Senior Lomardins.
the President. had been sent to prison,
and Gen. Blancar,e was murdered.
Durango and Aguas Calientes had
voted forStnta Anna, which makes eleven
states in his favor. The sentiment Of
Vera Cruz was also in his favor.
Other rumor state that there was disa-
greement at the capital beween the Pres
idrnt and his chiefs Of division; that re-
sistauce was met with from the troops.
who were in favor Of the plan OF his Iii
vision; also, that Gen. Blancarte had lett
Mexico with 1900 men. and six pieces OF
artillery TO bring TO terms the states OF
Guanaxuato. which had refused TO adopt
the revolution.
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NOTICE TO THE COLORED PEOPLE
OIL INDIANA

The next regular packet that will sail
sail for Liberia will start from Baltimore
Gil the 25th of April. and we heve been
requested TO say that all colored persons in
Indiana who desire a passage can be &C.
commodated with one.
If you will take a certificate of res
idence from the clerk of the county
where you live. it will be sufficient war.
rant to secure you a safe journey through
and a passage when you reach Baltimore
provided you get there in time.
J. MITCHELL.
Indianapolis. March %, 1858.
Z. s. The a pers will please puplisl
this information.
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Prices IN FLoRENcE.-A correspondent
Of the Boston Traveller gives the follow
ing o of the cost Of living in Flor
ence.
Il have already written to you of the
cost OF living in palaces. Since then |
have learned that a fine palace, as large
as the fremont House. with a large gar
den, stables, &C., can be bought for $685.
600. The Richardi, one Of the finest pri-
vate palaces in Europe, sold for only
$4,000. A beautiful villa and estate,
under a high state of cultivation. can be
had for $4,000; a good one with fifty or
moro acres. for 81. 900; and farms in pro-
portion. A friend of mine has this year
from his estate, which is cultivated on
halves, 1900 barrels of wine. besides
wool, olives, silk, cattle, cheese, milk,
butter, and poultry. The Tuscan gov
eminent are vary liberal to foreigners, al
lowing them TO hold land in fee simple,
without restrictions Of any kind, and their
heirs abroad to inherit from them"
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REMARKABLE CASE OF BIGAMY.-Chas.
I. Geib. having pleaded guilty Of bigamy,
says a Brooklyn paper. was sentenced to
Imprisonment in the State prison for two
years and six months. Geib is a native
Of New York city. 26 years of age, a paint
er by trade, and had never been in any
prison before. He supported both his
wives. His frs! wife was Miss Sarah c..
Chondler. whom he married in the CITY
of williamsburg. in the year 1915. and
BY whom he became the father of several
children. For some cause not stated. he
married last spring, at East Brooklyn.
Miss Mary A Bedell. His practice was
to live first about a week with one wife,
then live with the other about the same
length Of time, and so went on 20 and fro
between Brooklyn and Williamsburg
his business being of such a nature that
he easily deceived them by stating that
he was engaged in painting a church in
Connecticut; in this way he accounted
for his absence from each.
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LIvINGsToss LAW MAGAzINE.-We
have had The pleasure Of an examination
of this excellent publication. and from
the estimate we very readily placed up
CIR it we are at a loss 10 see how any
practitioner can be we'll posted without
it. Independent Of all early publication
Of all the late decisions in England and
the principal States. the valuable sug-
gestions Of the Editor upon law points,
are sufficient to commend it to the
desk Of every practicing lawyer.
This Magazine is published monthly
at SO. per ann. in advance, by JOHN LIv-
lsasToN Esq. al No. lj7 Broadway New
York.
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TOWNSHIP BUsIEEss.--By an act of the
last Legislature, the Secretary of State is
required. Immediately after the adjourn.
ment o the General Assembly, to pub
lish and distribute to the several counties
in this State. in proportion to the num-
Der Of Civil Townships therein, a sufi.
Gent number of copies Of the "act for the
more uniform mode of doing Township
business" approved May 8 1882. togeth-
er with such amendments thereto as may
have been enacted at the last session.
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THE BOOK OF THE SEASON..
The State OF Indiana, 80
Marshall County, ~

Marshall Common Pleas Court, april
Term. 1853.
Amzi L. Wheeler }
VS.. Foreign Attachment.
BENJAMIN Shoemaker
"HEREAS, upon the affidavit of the
w plaintiff, a writ of Foreign Attachmen mt
was duly, issued in this behalf, (here ~insert.)
And whereas said attachment was this day re-
turned by the Sheriff of said aounty, by which
II appears that the following real estate has
been attached as the property of the said de
PENDANT, to-wit: one undivided tenth part OF
Lot number thirty-four, (3i) in Plymouth
appraised al sixty dollarS-the entire lot APP
praised at 5000 90; and it having been made
to appear to my satisfaction, 10y affidavit, that
said defendant is q nonresident OF of the State
of Indiana.
The said Benjamin Shoemaker is therefore
hereby notified of the tendency oil sand writ,
and that unless he appear aud answer thereto
on or before the calling OF said cause on the
second day of the next term of the Marshall
Common Pleas court, to be held at the court
house in Plymouth in said county, on the third
Monday in April next, the same will be heard
and determined III his absence.
Attest: RICHARD C0RBALEY.
Clerk ". c. p. C.
c. II. Reeve, PITTS. Atty.
March 90. 1883. 4wi.
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Another scientific Wonder Important 10
Dyspeptics-Dr. J. S. H~OUGHTONS Pep sin
The true Digestive J.uid, or Gastric Juice, pre-
pared from the Rennet, or the iourth stona-
ach OF the Ok, a tcr directions of Baron Libig,
the great Physiological Chemist, by ]. S. Hou.
ton, n. D., Philadelphia. This is truly a
wonderful remedy or Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
.Jaundice, Livercomplaiut, Constipation, and
Debility, curing after Nature's own methou.
by Natures own Agent, the\Gvstric Juice
Pamphlets, containing scienti lc evidence Of
its value, furnished by agents gratis. See no.
tice among Medical Advertisements.
no 80 ly.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The April Election is a very important
one. Three Trustees and a Clerk and
Treasurer are to be elected in each Judi.
cial Township. The very best men in
the Townships should be chosen to fill
these places. Much of the business here
tofore transacted by the county Commits
s%ioners, will hereafter be done by the
Trustees of the Townships. 1t is high
time the people should be acting in this
matter. At the same time. the voters
are required to say through the Ballot
box whether there shall be any licensed
"Grog Shops" in the several Township.
or not. 1t is the duty of every one to
vote his sentiments. for neutral votes do
not count pro or con.
We ere prepared to print Tickets on
fair terms, and those Of the several Town
ships who wish any would do we'll to
call soon.