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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-31

moving honey, TO prevent the efiiuvia of
running OF dripping honey. which is al
ways the greatest temptation 10 robbers
Bees will engage in robbery at all sea-
sons of the year, VIXEN it is sufficiently
warm, if they can get access TO running
honey. Bees never manufacture honey.
but extract it from flowers and such 9TH
or substances as yield 1t in its original
state. This any one can prove by let
ting his Bees have access to held of
buckwheat. The effluvia arising frorl
the honey is the same as that arising from
a cluster of buckwheat blossoms. There
will also be material difference in the
color, honey made from the flowers OF
buckwheat has a darkish color. from ddn
dellons, NEST beautiful yellow. from
white clover and Eastwood, white
Bees extract but little honey from red
clover; the cells are so deep that the
Bee cannot plunge his trunk, or probos-
els 10 the bottom. where the sweet lq-
uid is deposited. Red clover yields
abundance of honey, if the Bees could
only obtain it. Ia this country. Bees ex-
tract honey from appietree blossoms
white clever--Sof, ma pie willow--dan
delion-bass wood--heart's eas5--buck-
wheat, and many other scattering bios
SONS.
II there is much bur kwheat in reach
of your Bees, you had better remove your
honey before your poorer honey can be-
extracted. Buckwhet honty is the best
honey for win;ernS Bees,
Drawers should be cIeansed. and put
into your old stocks in the spring as
soon as blossoms open. and then take
out as fast as they are filled Feeble
swarms should not be admitted 10 the
drawers until swarming is Owes.
Drawers should b. made as tight as
possible in the joints. to prevent drip
ping honey from leaking out which
makes them unfit for market. After the
Bees have left the drawers. paste thick
paper over the aper,ures. and store them
in chest made perfectly tight TO pre-
vent ants from destroying the honey. -
Pack your drawers with the aper.ufrs up,
and in ibis way you can keep ho.,cy for
years.-Bee Manual
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-31
APRIL ELECTION.

We have not heard of anything being
done in bat one Township OF this county
up to this time in reference to selecting
men for Trustees. What is the matter?
Do the people intend to let such impor-
tant Offices be filled by men who are not
competent? Why 90 not the voters in
the several Townships look at the impor-
lance of selecting jueicious men? One
Trustee in each Township is to serve
three years, one two years, and the other
one year, to be governed in this matter
BIZ The plurality of votes received. Vo-
tiers, do you not know that you will be
more directly interested in the business
which will be transacted by these Trust
ees. than any other. They have control
OF all school business, employ teachers,
have charge of the school funas--hold
elections &c. Also the highways will
be under their control. having the same
power in this respect that county Com
missIoners have heretofore had.
In view OF all these facts, we see nc
excuse Cor such neglect as is now appa
rent throughout the county. There II
also a Clerk and Treasurer 10 be elected
at the same time. The election is al
most here, and you have but a few days
20 do your work in. Then be active
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-31

The B1iitio Tx press narrates the fplio
wing anechnte. which illustrates ~
humorous manner :hr righteousness ut
the memory:
A vousg boy was sent 10 school. snd
commenced learning the al pha bet lie
readily mastered the list of letters save
one-,he b was a poser Do what he
, could lIe Was uMabIe to retain its name.
His industry and application were
: strengthen ned by the frequent mementoes
of the rod. but ell to no purposc-he
could not reme Der the B. 4 The close
Of Sc hool enc evening after his body had
suffered martyrdom for his mind, he
passed -iung The road t-ndir home va ard.
dropping vanut-.ised teas the While.
when one Of ms comrades sceos,ed him
NIih, Bill. n hat ere y"u crying for!
Cent RENE mbtr the Il, saws Bill
Well IF JOINS hss panion-'don' t
cry and il yoa viii forget ii by TO NOR
row IN rrlins will give you three fish
hooks Tie result wss that Bill tried So
hard 10 forget he fatal letter that he has
always remembered il from that day to
Ibis.
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look atyeur own interests and see wheth
or it is not wisdom 10 select men TO fill
these places who are honest, and who are
in every way qualified to discharge the
duties incumbent upon them, and who
will have an interest in common with
you in the education of the youth of our
county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-31
MARBLE FACTORY.

- ME undersigned woull respectfully in
4 form the community that he has COM
menced the Marble Factory at South Bend {.
where he intends TO keepon hama all KINDS OF
F'Osnb-Stone>, Monuments,
Tombs and Tables neatly executed, 'and OF
the best stock; which he wfl sell as low as
any shop in the country. His shop rs on Mish-
aw5ka street opposite |. ID. CalvertS Livery
Stable.
J.B.N. Klinger will act as my agent at
Plymouth, receive inscriptions and forward
them, and | will deliver the work according
10 order. JACOB KNOBLOCK-
Narck 81. 1893. 5m3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-31

TBE F,sHroy In LONDON the raue
of ticorice has been changed TO "Cmcl@
Tom S Csndy."
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years. Manual
DE,TH WARRANT OF JESUS CHRIST of
the many interesting relics and fr5gmenls
o. sntiqniiv which have been broueh, tn
light by the preserving researches of
modern philosophy. none could have
more interest TO the phii.nthropist and
the Deliver. than the cue which we pu b.
fish below.
Chance, says the Courier dts Etats
Cni8. 'has just put into orr hands the
most imposing ard interesting document
TO all Christians, that ever has been
recorded in humen annals; that is. the
ldentical Death Warrant of our Lord
Jesus Christ. The document WAS faithful
~ transcribed BY the editor. and is hoc
Uerbd;
Sentence reHdered by Poutius Puatc.
acting Gorernor Of Lomtr Gcliiec.
stating that Jesus Of Noaerefh shall
suffer death on tie cross.
In the year seventeen Of The emperor
Tiberius Cessr. * the 25 h day of March.
the city of the holy Jerusalem. Asnas
and Caiaphus being priests. sacrilicsators
of the people of God.-Pontius PLATE.
Governor of Lower Galilee. sitting in the
Presidential chair of the Pre- CON
dennis Jesus of Nazareth 10 di" on the
cross between two thieves--the great
and notorious evidence OF the people
sayrg-
l. Jesus is seducer.
2. He is sediious.
3. lie is all enemy OF the law
4. He calls himself falsely the God
B. He calls himself falsely the Sod Of
Israel.
6. lie entered into the temple. fol
lowed By mu.;i;aIe bearing palm branch
in their h.nds.
Orders the frs: Centuran. QHillius
Cornelius, TO lead him to the place of
execution.
Forbid any person whomsoever. either
poor or rich, TO oppose the death of Jesus
The persons who signed the con-
demnation of Jesus are: |. Daniel Rob
ami a PhaTisee. =. Joaunus Roroba Bile
3. Raphael Robsni. 4. Capet. citizen.
Jesus shall go out of the city of Je
rusaem by the gate of Struenus.
The above sentence is engraved on
copper plate; on one side are written
these words:
a similr plate is sent to each
tribe
1t found in an antique vase OF
white marble. while excavatinS III The
city of Aquills. in the kingdom of Ma
pies, in the year 1920, and was discov-
cred BY the Commissioners of Arts OF the
French armies. At the expedition of
Naples, it was enclosed in box oil
ebony, as the sacristy of Chartre NJ
The French translation was made by the
members of the Commissioners of Arts.
Tte original is in the Hebrew language.
Philadelphia Ga5ette.
TERRITORY OF WAsHINGTON.-The new
Territory organized at the recent session
of Congress. comprises all that portion
of Oregon Territory lyiag and being south
Of the forty ninth degree of north lai-
tuae, and north of the middle of the main
channel of the Columbia river. from its
mouth to where the forty sixth degree of
north latitude crosses said river near Fort
Wallawalla, thence north of said forty
sixth degree of latitude to tina Rocsy
Mountains. The ti.le TO the lands with
i'm these limits. not exceeding Gao acres.
occupied as missionary stations among
the Indians. OF witch were so occupied
before Oregon was organized into Terri
tory, is confirmed TO the religious soci-
cites 10 which the missionaries belong
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advertisements to insure inser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day of publication.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26
FREEDOM FROM FEVER AND hGUE
IN SIX HOURS
QuiniNe SuNerHeled.

NEGATIVE ELECTIVE FLUID
gvils wonderful remedy has been thoroughly tested during The
nia Asus by large numSer Of Physicians ard
~ HOSPITAL. ol i:!is BY o,dsr Of The Il
na Asne p:!Ioas o. ssy oldosfy enuorsa .
perform ei5 aeeas,oms i.sor h. Msz day ss he at sek
tho directions 70: icief particulars aud peo.S
Ok SaAr-i,ear S:-Tae results have constantly s
al pubic oais and Ts: The fai Lao been H4nm:s:ret
rc %oG!silc and Unparalleled remedy only for
epilepsy 's, Commissions cci!Um
.e n. e sS H f nc e most %
Of the faculty Of IL; c., Of .as and '!s wna erl=:
raiig gave tli bad to rcro!Ica suGe
M 4Snser sars iss s . ss "5n r o,o a e2'
h La Cnapele 81 Denis Pans Were he hns
49, nenrs ac.ice pronounced the greatest
made 10 The s ss ,s ns p:sssf. ta 70
the with ho:c Of oheI cins ss!ico M c!ce
he sucees, Obanr degree q
suoiee, Your Hssys E:e,s EiIit 'a s's s
al! ,agIs Of Europe
l.G .;f,Tery respectfully and sincerely ;ouT
Paris February g. 1853 X. R.chcchOusr a.
10 the city Tours and vicinity your Aeeal,e lice
yI Veil and even better aa the sufhu,s GuEs
communicate s,ly result vi the mace
as:i The 'a' Of s'A "A'A '''' ''' " sss
been radically cure With tosee ard ne c' q
T T mo ...s and uniform, IN is Effects tlsn ,
Guinne \, 10 entirely the many bad seea OF Ge as
End much cheaper .. -, -,,
service humanity especially IN ne poorer c.ats:s d
c!e.y. L.. ,o~ a.. -. G. ,.,., ,o, ban. -.
r"'e' - T. LECOMPTE,
Ap0'seeasy, Hue Roysis 6srh,
t,,ra-r 70 is5a aTours, FIHnle.
CITizENS Of CALHOUN COUNTY
w. che Witnessed tie effects the Negative
electric Fluid, persons cmies G: rsGho';s, Ia
eyee OF various iJns cesfiuy ect GU! sso-
nv rong who satis5ed possesses sue:o:
ue. with contcecce all who may DC eietsd
Win sSr.> its rfecs peason prompt and sc hape
,,c: perfectly sae eas have nothing
meke Otherwise has ufed hundreds Of csse
~ 50 short time LITTLE Inconvenience TO be ITALY
rising wonderful Il generally regarded 10 sia
'ytCGhouuj The romedy for fever Il
'Ii.rrry icnt Henry Warmer,
Ishan Simoas, !orepn BarSef, -
Jshn w. Lee, IL D.. WIN. Loomis -
q, NJ MosheT, J. DotoiIs, ~
Nefr. L. S. Austin, go
4, a pcuee L. Simmons,
p yn,np.n CIV Hyatt,
J,nas iIsila,av E. II. Hicks, 81
Carnus n Burrh II q. o. Davis, 70
n Harocy L. Gregory. SgsE
- ''' =. A. DsNORMiND1E State AserIs2
Babe Creek Michigan, June q, 1889 -
nd nv PURCELL, LADD & CO., -
o.; l5cwsdam Richmond. Vass5
s.RIED aFPLES,-II Dss. lime Dr. App sal. b
nee 10 E. II. SniSKEh. Cary street.59
TC1 casa, about zoo lbs Of prmsls for
Sx by Dec DOVE q: Coz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26
JAMES SMITH.
no. l.. MONTAGUE,
1 NJ .1I!rENlI.S
Nov. 9-cwtw


ICY Circuit Court Of the County OF Al
lately the OF Dawson w Dawson end
others appointed by the said der:ec Vii pro-
cse on MONDAY the 9Th OF January 1904 II fair II rot the
thereafter sell public AUCTION Oh the premises the
resided vi Ills
OF Atemare. coz LnHS luU acr,s With Va
liable az. Nil thereon Known as DawSons Mil Tile
ac LAM. Piuk Road miles from St"
vile in delightful nesborhooh has good iwcilis anu
other young orchard Of choice lru lecs
Tin. land If hch STATE meadow aEd wei
zen in timothy and OF wheat seeded The acL
wa,ercd The best springs the county II 10
under good divided of email fields The RESIDENTS
showing the land 10 any one who may Wish 20
be and
With bond ard good secury-lhe right retained
Is made-wh date except that cash enough ~
Nov =, -cw,is DoRATuY DAWSON, CoWm'r
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METROPOLITAN HA LII. .,,,,.,
q 6 SaSFORD'S OPERA TROUPE WILL African 'Hi'"
DAY. DEC. n, 1855. ,-
4.STORDS celebrated New Orleans Opera Troupe late a!
= lords Opera House, Philadelphia which vas nrs'"eu Wy I
on Lay Dec O. 1853, after succession 81 2i1 hsn1'
delighted audiences OF tho elite Of the cty ~ Ian,
This Troupe Arlistes, combining tic VI ~
l,.t has eve lravre G.iIed States cIi-i'lns :"
K II Sitter the Champion bangor and PLntonimis;,
KSEASS. the celebrated AuIno ooHfoo' nu '-'
10 The Troupe mho will appear each cvenhs' ,.,, =,
HERR LiEnENSrEN the Hungarian N"ca'1; anu nc Vu L.
alI shed members who have appeared Of "!iHei 'a NJ VIZ"
Troupe: :, w. p.,,.. ,t,,i,,., Eayanseh
cay Dousy johnson, Rudolph, anu Master sane!d' Ass
by auxiliary aid numbering IN all twenty persons.
Nuwihslauding the enormous expense Attending '1c
of hi, Troupe price u the
seals hich secured during The cay 90 cents
Chrsuhis way \S''"' WV f Dec. II
evening az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

%
EAS HARRINGTON, Dealer Imported s6! domestic Cigars,
- al ether cIIciss III. live hocsa- saG
retail al iu,n Pose Tie Virginia anis Rch
moG Constantly hand 4rsa Ard desirable stock CT hnc
fsnes uaccn G which he invites re a:!scac c. tccere
eV!i reasyaa5s liberal dis
cash dealers. Al oTrs thankfully received ard promptly
attended TO- al s.nr no,!ce, Ey J. a. Hak.GT01
Oh! there's Isl :.z wide :-oc'd pleasure swre:,
I.,to s.: a the w:li"-' aa.! Il q? yaGI ieet.
Pu! eray e: The 'Cuaa." who's 5s'or Just SUITS
AMI gaze ..s woI.d '"z: TIC ioe- OF your ooo,H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26
ooMm1ss:osEKs, SALE OF LAND

THE Of Lands heretofore offered by es Commissioners
under cf he C!rccit Court OF Flurana Coupiy &c
dc, Skinner and wife. DC no.
arg Completed The Undersigned In !Ghers cu'on Sasd
dec proceed sr Pubic the highest tGGe
Al F.uyanna ;he 3th Monday In January
tcre CVur day She remaining RAGS OF ud IN sue
MY Wilmington. Fivr:ana particular c'sciion OF ~cs
viii and survey, Tie DAY Q! sale
Iry respecting will DC furnished on oIpslisG
o. rs he ra raracd Of the Undersigned, W-0s1
pos..niTce WI!m,Ls ;o1, FluVanLa
Cash i1uch as ~ii! roVeT expenses Of
residue cedi. Q! g. ~ i :Hd "a monhs; VII.
elyc .e purchaser giving bend AMI app! security ard tho
cal r..escd additional ul;.y un;iI payment IL
I'll. JUN sOhNSON, o. W.
= -.is A r. MAGRUDfk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

S-IzTuOG fsarnIC PRINTING EsTABt
,eGey ars respectfully informed that have established
t.rnutRAril!C PRINTING OFFICE 10 this Ciy.
T hvo INDUCED i:s enterprise Ia con
,ecaa Jos FANCY pR!STiNo OEs!cc al tire
.orn May fod, hare ree3 cous!'c tor nc want
kind here SEND iheif orders 20 the
S,rti.
s. ~ .i,uia,ly :avS Tobacco Manufacturers an ip",e
Sa,:-s - Rinori rc:era.urs Hook Lynchonts DamYnle,
or c;,G sfs w
,S:c scm!s Scr - We have AZ ncc foue
Rnl cxsrsr &c oi io ocj al ISIS w fi'1s,
Gernany IGa The Gm'=j i.;a'r, -, ~, ,>,,. :, IT,,
supply ToStccoRss VIZ 4tANiS 9" aJ oee'S"'
pI.a's,, d mamier % tu'Ufs ,,,r.>
We WI, Also in The ur i1uner H KAT MafS,
IASpSCapES rLANS OF HOUSES, snow CARDS, LABELS,
OAGi ERRECTYrES -;a N u may &C presented
We Wi, ASA enqgaTr snl rrln: on stone ClNClARS BILLS
or cNCH.NaI, C.tEXS. NEGOTIABLE MITES u > Ness
ANU vleIllEG CiGuS, yYI ie /. !=y Cat be 'I' u
THIS CJIn;Iy. ,.,.. -, ,,.o lam
Lasea sas oui'"es 81 w.I uiey ceNie
~. pJ.a o.Gc.. low IS lie sau "ots wi!
cost n q . he >Uitaea Cries
Ne RESPECTFULLY The pacncS. Of the pus enable - 10
tu, up an Su III hoae, where 80 nue.:
South Independent OF he NORA % 'hi0 re-
siieci d. least
ccc ali S"sc e VIII receive o!ieIs
~ ~ RIrCH!ES 81 DUNNArAHT
Nps 9ani IL Law BuiiI!ns, E:gs!:a street..
H=rch.ns aud cac.d ~m hd We
- tnl5 abas cthe Norm, You'll DO well
TO rier c SUnes Copper Place a. -! Establish
N. as We reouck oi Charge aud DO Their
h what they are Low pal lug,
l.iriinnrl. n i-JS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26
LASD FOX SALE.

ot yh December !l!r, II no.; OF hs ne%
~ fair Tho c! John nan;e!, CO
vi is River the county Of Cu.
939S The large proportion Is
wood; there abou, l4 o! low grounds ae III:
TOBACCO hoGses aG
10 particularly well adapted 10 The growth Of tobacco
iMS creli. % and two years equal IH,tanenti ms
purchaser giving bons win gOca security aud the nile VIZ he r."
Ge. - fgrheG security. y y. raul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26
mali aEnoYimg AEue AID &c

49, CHILLs AND EEEERs.-No ticesss inoTa 70
medical profession is nall annoying as Ague AID re
owing principally the medicines riIs;
u;ooi drive IRON .se sysIcn One ri acSc -
HnL the discovery % BAKERS P:r.
;e:s, which nave never yet failed o Prevent e aisease
~ akc ic zane worst !or" nos! Other csne'
KS lave abandoned and hoy declared ne only Haa:cca for
pool % iais IL. tlc;!co! inS!ss
~. .a a possession ;ria those "n aTc been
u! re: remedies For 81 t!'eases al
saG unparalleled, while "a ordinary colds
49,. :u. ..4a,y elnct speedy cete AS family "e'
tcc cay tonic, ,hsy have no eGr. Every house
est- s,nU ken cl nlUsni fcrscCg T'a: IN a5ue aud
a.,aGh lake i:c:: Freely The !G t:1"ihs
pc, So, n,r o;.lc sad Purcell LAID
b,nns Ale A.sc uvai A@ic taJ and DRUGGISTS
Cay. ALSO, oy loi = Eo:!s;:aa, e!s r.
LIZ a. L. L.a,,n ,ucrure: iii;S fGy, Narols; Dr. L
I.aa " williamsburg; j. i. Ca,iun Co. Ha:vIe AID VIA l.
90 :5esscdto Z. mAkc; Proprietor, Rchmond, "a
-ilir,s-iy. iron.;t attention. Ssp,.U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

Fs>oJ JOHN MlCCV, Jr., MarGae; J. Micou Jsns Roy MI
eou Thomas Mcou William D. Acou, and Lew hs:'e and
May Jaae hc:-c h- rlio go
tice p;oS:s THURSDAY the 18th day OF Janud ~
>i tvcln house a: CoI 'iaroo 10 Inc c"uHy OF
IsbCv H. "a Of Nncna between liz Ddur- nl O'CLOCK Ia
O'Clock III u erno"u 20 dso the deposition, OF
G. hse and his Wiar allen aud 0ters, 10 be read
,vic"ce p.ls the C C1ur, for the
Ichmos The oi fIrsud wherein Painna
Aud n from the taking OF the
kA should not DO commenced, being commercial,
that day taxnc Of the saie VIII be
.s.nulued lIYL 10 time uuuI they completed.
Respectfully,
Dec c6-cwiS FRANCES BAILEY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE,
r71IIIS EVENING MONDAY, DECEMBER H1th 1919, VIII !"
z performed the drama OF
Rob Mr. ~ Hnni -baic observation-disclosures Mfs W. " irc
veg S,nc, Mis- lnc.--panec Miss NJ rartn5'cH
To cuHclndc with
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
Mosa Mr.. Ryan-Iisc. Mrs. Pi1c". .,a
TUESDAY, DEoEMDsn 23th, BENEFIT Of Mf. '" "Ahp'
Acting Manager
nS Door, OMEN MI Pes pT arse hall i*; tsvtT
oc,cS Nv ~
THEATRE.
nESyIr or MIR w wARp. ACTlNi MaNa"fh
,-,rrSm,r cv.TiNG cyMaEG 25th, WI! lar rrlJn:h
4 raS oi .,,m,.
FAIR MAID or RICHMOND
c,w,r, MIR, W. war!-Edih MIR" w Ward
After which
Comic Seas. Mr. S;svenson-puet Miss aid r-r'ls""'
MI AUNT.
Dick Dasilail Mr. ". Ward
Ike po''9 o''A 49, ri
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$50 SASl.SILLA, ck.H: = ESS EFT he Celebrated
- Or T. L. BRA rr>.lcu. at N:a:EIe "!els 10 Tie
v,:a,a:,s m services IL s fa:t q" al" Ch!oH'
!lH Wh:e Swnia2 ctrs Oh letS,
~ ,u. F.;:uas I!huGc!re, suG"i &c A.: lH
60 ar without The use OF the Also, all saldhsaeS,
r.rs otoiua nccReh rheumatism and JanntiGs euec 10
:h,s laws Ind sh0ui he .I Tie cure OF any ci VIC
49,. he wishes tho at;cEI"no! u! 'o'n
Ia: No charge will - made. r;,.,.,.
.g,r, ;I,e hirnti Is simple ani Easy.
Auieters mus TIC j'Ir. 1aiIo receive attention.
,JrYcc on .ie- oi NgUner s.i Union streets
iun IL. l.IJ.
Eryahis vl The Od Schooi oil Meulcihsr June S->
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

49, FITS. FITs!l FiTS!I-feIs"ps WIG ar vI.iE
~. ing under distressing mulaGy VIII hna tho
TABLE CPLEPTlC PILLS The only famedy ever
i,t curing Epicp,y Falling tts lhsse is
81 nr hr purpose err,ns thcy "ii DC loonNo
IS oeea pus,raed from any Cause
cnman,s diseases vi long sandihs supeF'hu co
th.y are exceedingly bcEe;cia!. iu! directions
'ny each box Pace SIS icr box or !w9 BOXES 10! 80 rt
CIV enclosing ron.aGce, will have the ~ sent
~ hryu.;, the mail 81 postage For sale U! sEii -
uA\C 40 lcs Baltimore street. Ba:Ince MIDI 70 T7lneutts
N ,,I,,r, ui the unlon addressed post paid
vi
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SSIE OF LAM, AND SLAS Eo.

~ IL n ~
Aiher: Mcou Gsceafnd %
:e l6n Gay Of October 1870 eid Of
Oics OF Essex County Court, he Will Oh - &c
December. 1885, Ii ier y no. 'he mex! lai. id!
expose e slm c the hiehesi BIDDER Ct
public auction, several likely slaves allotted TO te sa
division the Negroes OF Paul acov ST. ce
.ns.! The vii! also sell a. the same time aTi pace
public upr cie OF twelve months the lot or usci OF
band Albert Meu IN she division CT the res e
tate George " Lee, deceased being portion o. aect OF sfH
ta County, Known by hs name OF sn: hrc "" CT
:s Mary Mcju for her e The purchaser WIZ L,
AnHd With arpro"tc security Tor ne pdyEch q
money the ist Gay JeLra:s
.ich posscIson Viii IL given ne H1e c! &c so
vii be retained ur;i she purchase money IS paid
" JAMES ROY nlCOU, Trustee
c Couny Court Of Esrc1 req
ero o ley December 1853 in The SUITE q! Meo1 VS.
Ncu and Mieous Mcou sha cell q! the -a!ro
ns and mace the highest bidder cah ff
the Paul Mcou ST deceased and 500 aces o.
aE1 cGte John H. Mlcou the division OF The zeal estate oil
George deceased being portion 81 the ra o. 1874 ~
Gr in E.n cDun,y by the name OF Sm!ihc0 Inc a'
OF aud except or 70 muc'
NAV be and expenses Of sale "!c
win cash The purchasers executing bonds VIA
the deferred earry'Hs inherent ' IA
The i!c 20 Sac aha WIZ &c eaihsa " He ~"ee
.uccianc ni0a,y &c pad.
JAMES ROY MiCOU. I,onu;,s,o-.r. 4.
BIC 23-c2. JAMES NJ MiTTliEWSS ~ ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26
SAUGATUCK IRON WORKS,
SnuEatuck, Conn.
MILLER d WILLIAMSON, PRuPEIETosa.

SnuSatuck Conn.
MILLER d WILLIAMSON, PRuPIEToSa.
CLARK JESSCP. AGENTS,
OFFICE, IS EXCHANGE PLACE, y. Y,
nThSTrtCT RERS Car WiCc4, Boxes I'D Pehe
va Locomotive and Cylinders Wrought lion Trucksscrcw
Cutters in. Machines Switch Stands Levers ur
pF.. r orrIn: Wheels Boiler Maker' Shear ind Pun.
r,es JACK OF al sizes Wrought on Blocks and ra Line
Skating Hanger Puilc,t description. for shops and
russ and lee! Blocks, Chair. aU al Cav
rona.c;cI with raj! road sapcIsrucure.
M,r.is He;chum Ei Treasure Rhsr Schuyler Esq pres!er
Ne. YORK an! Haven and Illinois Central Kali Ro"l-.
e,rr, f. ..huy Eg President; j. Van RENSSELAER,, Gsi
Ensa.e Superintendent Saratoga and "ang"n EsI Road
cure;cur Motifs El Mos.!a Wee President; H. Sloa
Esr SuIe n;enl.nt Harlem Rail HoaI.
l. r Bishop EsG President; Pho Iur Esq Superintendent
Nangaluck Kali tgad
William r Eur.a Leo, Vice President. George W Whistler
esq .nosr ard superintendent New YORK and New liHTen
Rai Road.
r u. Mason. ESQ., Engineer Illinois Central Rail Road.
Janea L. SarscI:. Est. Civil Engineer.
iI,n john 5. .ricn, Nash; 49,,
Archibald rlsam, Board Public WORK. Kich
,1L 3-Gr;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-26

49, AYERS CHERRY PECTOHAL-Amonsat
the nos.suu,s daily heaided orh 10 the pub
s which aiet humanity there are
Int nay and U:hcis tia: all TIC
mich Io them. among its !e::ec class SANDS
IN, medicine tc oi when heauS
.r..sraph Idle pun We speak Knowingly having
rIb on within the las: year, IN OFT
% u Al this season c,Js and influenza so Preva
M We confidently recommend the free use a" ina pelafav ~
Lur dis-sss OF the throat Ghc al
' mar, si.cuuus I I!-s Hsco-d'r, Buehcn1n w.
IA R.rhls., w!I:.r~Iie lni ct'i b! ftR'.LL' Lapp
81 cn Dy Di..F;s:s .-icti ntGc:sss ever. "ii'te