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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

{ NOWNISSEUNkk's SALE OF VAEU.
~ AGLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF
RiCEMOND.-By virtue of decree of the Cir
cult Court Of the City of Richmond, pronounced
GA the 9Th day Of December, 1852, in the case OF
Downey q. Downey and ais, the undersisp.
cd the Commissioner thereby appointed, vii
proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on Saturday the 18th day CT March
1898 at the hour OF o'clock, z II, if fair, il moi
the next fair day, Sunday excepted) at the Same
hour, the Heal Estate referred to In the said de
cree, VIZ that very valuable Lot OF Ground on
the South side OF Main street, between llth and
18th Streets fronting about 40 feet on Main street
and running back about LOS feet, on which lot
stands an old framed building formerly called the
" Globe Tavern" After the aale of tae ground
the old building will be sole, to be removed by the
gotta day Of April next
This iotis subject to a perpetual ground rent of
Az (S6o Cd per anpum, payable on the lst day of
June in each year. and the purchaser will buy sub
Ject TO the ground rent aio resaio,
Alter the above sale, on the same day at o'clk,
M, on the premise will be sold the valuable half
acre lot No 407, in the plan ct the city, fronting
about 1913 feet the west line of 10th street run.
ming back ABOUT l3U feet, which there ia said to
be quantity of valuable brick clay.
Terms One-tourth cash, the balance at 6, IL and
lS mouths, in equal instruments the purchaser Civ.
ing bonds with approved security Tor the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained until the
purchase money be paid and sconveyance directed
by the Court. ROBERT r. HOWISON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.


by Wo0if dE Carvalho, Baifimore.
g e ANNUAL. TRADE SALE OF
y OVER TWO THOUSAND PIECES OF NEW
FURNITURE BY CATALOGUE.-So Sold for accoun,
Of tae Manufacturers -On Thursday Morning
I7th March, commencing at 81 o'clock, at Apollo
Hall Saloon and store No "a, baltimore street, will
be sold BY catalogue, without reserve an extensive
collection of New Furniture of every description.
viz: IS Enameled Cottage Sets, In every variety
and style; mahogany aud walnut Tete Tetes and
Divans; square and circular end Sofas Brocate.Ie
Lounges, spring seats: mshog and walnut mar BILE
top Bureaus; Commoies; Hat Racks and What
Nots; marble-top and mshog Washstands; tea
sofa, centre and Card Tables, makog and walnut
ex,ension Dining Tables; mahog, walnut pine and
cherry Breakfast and Dining dc; mahog and wal
nut carved spring seat Chairs; maple, rosewood
oak and painted caue ADD wood seat Parlor ard
Rocking do; Ladies' Work Tables; mahog, walnut
and rosewood Secretaries and Library Cases;
mahog END cherry counting house aud Office
Desss, Chairs &c; childrens Chairs, Cribs, Cradles
mahogany, walnut, cherry, maple and poplar high
posi-, French and low post Beosieads; gilt and ma
nogany frame Looking Glasses, Intel Clocks
rosewood Plano Stools; mahogany, cherry, walnut
and painted Wardrobes.
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GREGORY q MAuRY- c1...-.--

GREGORY q MAURY, Managers.
DraWn NOE delaware Lottery. IS March q.
80 a 81 ca 6e 20 10 60 SIS
a as, ~ y.-CapitAl. o23 600. 7,000. 600 ana
Tickets S5. - ufaWn.
To.M0rrow.-Capitai Gle 600. 5000. ann
26Il,o OF loO0, . of 500, &c &c IS nunbers ~
drawn Tickets s4-shares In proportion
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sTRATTON,s OFFICE

Drawn Nos Delaware, No SIS, Marchs.
4 . SO ~ OIL Cd SO 70 73 60 IS
To Day.-Delawsre, Ex SO. Capital s7aso
7s Noe, 10 drawn. Tickets SO.
Also Delaware No Sc. Capital s3a,50o. n
numbers. ID drawn. Tickets $40 NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10

MOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I am prepared
w to furnish envy quantity OF Oak Weed, at
the lowest cash prices Oreers lett at the Stable
of Dir Browning en- 9Th street, between Main and
Frank u, will receive promp. attention.
have also several foe city IaiEed Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half mile from the
first Ioll Gate, On the Plank Road, for sale.
mh9-ts Z. g. BURTON.
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ILs e q AA MOS OE h1C E4iUND.-Be-
AVE ilevlng that both you ana your apprentices
are suffering from the Went OF q kood English edu-
cation. for the latter would therefore propose to
open Night school al my Rocms Apply TO
REV. WIZ. LOVE,
nh 7-ot Tth street. below Leigh
sN AC KGUS COPAG VIEWS UE EN(a.
I've LAND.-EEGLISa ITEMS, OR, MICRO
SCOPE VIEWS OF ENGLAND AND ENGLISH.
MEN-BY MATT. f. WAaD. Auti.o- of Letters
from Three Continents" One neat vol l2mO.
Cloth al
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Ass HOUSE FOR iEENT.-We will rent
~ the upper part OF our house; it is well suited
Tor family, and in good repair.
S. MERCHANT IL WEISIGER,
mig No 1l2 Main street
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nIVlDEND.-The Board of Directors, of the
~ Richmond Fire Association, have declared a
dividend OF l2k per cent, on the capital stock
thereof out OF the profls OF the last six months
payable to the Stockholders, at the othee. on ans
alter Thursday, the 10th March, 1853.
BY order OF the Board oil Directors.
NH JNO. BO5HER Seet'y
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W. GOD WANTED.-I wish 10 purchase Sc
w verai hundred cores OF Pine Wood, to be
delivered on the Manchester side OF The river, near
Mayo's Bridge For further information, apply to
me at my Backyard, near the County Court
House.
fe l5-1m* GEO TURNTR
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NILV MiRR0RS.-Ju receivedg handsome
VI lot Of Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors
ma u A MOTT e. CO
k tL0GK S.-Received in store q consignment
~ OF CT cks OF every style and pattern. Call and
examine them. MOTT & CO.
mn 10
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VAIUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
LOT FOR SALE-The subscriber is auiho.
rized to sell most valuable building Lot for to.
bacco factory, situated on the east lire Of 23rd
street. between Main and Cary streets, fronting 60
feet, running back l34 feet and having alley is
feet wide on each side. Apply to
mn o-3t w. GODDIN.
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fENLE CUMp0 ID EXTaAUr OFF
Il WILD CHERRY and WOOD aAPTHA, is
admitted by ali 10 be the best preparation ia use
Tor cure OF coughs. colds, pains in the side and
breast night sweals &c. Price 80 cents per bottle
For sale by L. J. PIC0T,
mh sCorner opposite the Old Market.
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None other is genuine, Price 81 per bottle or 6
bolries for 81.
sold BY all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
fe &c
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| 1CORICE.--!0 cases very superior Barra
II Goa Licorice Sticks, just received, for sale By
JOHN A. ROBERTSON,
nh 10 Corner Cary aud Virginia streets
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Vagarirs Of tic Tines

We have o;tr.i qarsied wnit would be
tie Judgment formed by iatuie ages 81
the times In which we licr; whether ii
would De dcnominated an ag- OF brnevo-
lence or s.iliShness; of tslrnt or stupidi
ty: of progress or rrtrogfrsslon; OF mod
est worth or assuming impudence; foI
these and other similar contrasts alternate
SO rapidly. anu contend s. tenacicuS'y
for supremacy. as To make she world APP
pear stupenduus paradox. which even
now fies explanation. aud which. unless
there should be speedy preponderatlon
Of some of these confused elements 81
national individuality. must def, future
historians in their attempts TO classify
the peculiar organism of the aye, ana
emaln an unsolved historical enigma. -
| we can boast the most splendid discov
cries in the arts and sciences. aud rapid
aud liberal rfrurts for the improvement
oil human society,", we must also cunicss
10 the N ost absur revelations of stupid
ity and rabid seutimehtalism. n Ssusdi-
! Ties which would disgrace a kraal oi
Hottrniots, are found side By side with
manifestations of genius and wisdom
which would adOru d paradise OF angels
if hundreds gather To listen to The elo
quence OF statesmen and orators, or The
teachings of philosophers and divines
| thousands are a 80 attracted 10 wines.
The swapping OF womans toes. or tn,
mysterious Jumping Of table. |. the,
erect the
STORED urn and animated bust"
over the remains Of departed patriots
| they also draw the chariot wheels of
painted cour;csin, simply because sh.
can outrage modesty. and twill around al
he great toe. To keep order we get in
10 disorder; in advocating liberty. W,
manifest tyranny; in heated zeal TO
tolrra:ion, the greatest intolerance l.
Inhibited, and la the faror OF benevolenc.
| he most obvious laws of charity are neg
lected.
We are, undoubtedly, in a rapid trans
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

ition stale. but to what point we are
tending is yet quite unde trlhined; wheth-
tr it be frcm the ruefi!s state OF nl,iJn
al infancy 10 the fully developed dignity
If enlightened humanity. or fron the
sublime 10 the ridiculous. is somewhat
uncertain.
1t crri1inly would be Q small favor II
we could bese forward few hundred
wears. and permitted to look blch from
that stand ! DIN, 10 the m'neleenth ceDiu-
~. and thus fully realize The prayer OF The
.us,ic bard.
20 wad some power he siflie gle US
To see ourse!s as others see as.
1t wad fsae monie biuuder Tree us
Aud foolish notion;
What airs in dress aud gait would iea'e us
Aud cen DEVOTION"
Now to our mind, the most satisfactory
cxplanfiion OF This chapter of coniradic-
tons, is to be 70 nj in the acute semsi-
Inverness of personality which prrnrates
all classes; that unwiilingnrss to Init
that any one knows more. enjoys more.
II can do more thdn we cen or do. This
leeds to an unusual degree of personal as
sumption. by wh'@n the individual loses
sight Of the world in which he lives.
moves. amd has his being aud becomes
IA his own esli'nr:ion. the object fOr
which al! things else have being. Wha,
is al first bat faint impr's sion, becomes
finally mixture OF voi!tion. Il part oi the
mental existence State Journdl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

We invite attention 10 the new Adj.
refreshments. Some people are in the
habit OF throwing the paper down as soon
IS they glance over tile reading mattel,
without even giving scarcely glance at
The advertising; thereby saying that there
is not anything in that department nor
ieither can be that is worthy OF their at
tenlion.
Some time since mans lind was sold
At Sheriff 5 sale, and he takes the Banner.
Some two weeks after the sale he came tn
us and said the sale was Illegal because
notice had not been gwen. We showed
him thu, all was right. and he then sal
he would at least look at the heading OF
each Advertise ment hereafter.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16
Geographical Enigma.
lam composed of 81 letters.

lam composed of 81 letters.
My IL 60 Is 10. is town in Ago
las.
NV 10 81. is town in Manretania.
Ny % 25 IL Is 81. is town in Calcd1-
MIA.
Ny 2 Is 6 ~ z 10, is a town in Hibernia.
NV l6 % 10, is river ia Dacia.
Nv 1917 %. is mountain in thu
Eastern hemisphere.
MvI22l lS372l. is town in G.llia.
Nv 3 26 "a 3 81, is town in lllyri
cum.
Myll79 1910. is river in Armenia
Nv 10 l6 l42, is town on Cyprus Isl
8nd.
Nv 1871 ga. is a town in Liberia.
Nv % III 20 &c 8 5. is town in Attica
The whole OF the above is the names o
three Coionels in the Revolutionary SiruG
gle.
q Il p
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Madison Banner.
CHILDREN IN CnURcH.-Crying chill

CHILDREN IN Guaranteeing child
rem in church are generally considered as
nuisances. aud taken out; but this Is not
always the case. as the following anec-
do,e from the Ladies Repository for April
will show:
"A brother just returned from Cali
fornia. was present in a congregation oil
brother Owens. when ba be IN the arms
of its mother began to cry. thing SD
unusual in California d ttractrd not lit
tie attention. and the mother rose 10 re-
tire. Don't leave" said the preacher
the sound of that ba be's voice Is more
interesting TO many in this congregation
than my own. 1t is. perhaps. the sweet
est music many man has heard since, a
long time ago. when he took leave OF his
far distant home" The effect was in
stantaneous and powerful. aud a large
portion Of the congregation melted into
-asrs
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

MURDER az = B.PrIsr PREAcBrR The
following : copied isom the Raleigh. \.
c.. Register.
Washington CArrowuy. citizen Q!
Hyde county. ,ane fifty y,afs OF age. and
many years Dlpiist preacher, lately or
some frivolous rse ;ezt hnocised his wife
down with chair. uiId continued 10 bva;
her, until non named Lassilrr. " ho
Was boarding in the house. inie:lpfed 10
prevent her being murdered, - her~Up-
on Carroway took his gun TO slool Las
sitter, bat he di=aF.ned hlrn and lclt tie
houS-. A few days afterwards, Lassilel
CHANGED 10 so by the house, which stood
near the public road. hen CArrowoy
seeing him pass. took lis gun and rdn
though his fei1 10 cui li.a OIL. agi |. over
taking him in the 5aIa1nab, shot him
dead; he then took his victim ana carried!
him some holt mile in;o TIE swamp.
threw hlm lace down iuto The mua. and
Stamped linn below IL. suface Of The
mld, covered hun over with brush, then
ran Off made his escape ifom the county.
md elu1rd pursuit. IL had been mar
fied three times, and has children By
each marriage. u.:G. horrible To tell. cir
cums!unreS have now come oul which
strongly in.ica;e hit both Of his lie
ceased wives came to their deaths b. his
hands.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

THE NoRwALK CATASTROPHE. I'VE ar
informed that the lite insurance mpnu
persons who were killed al the Nnswaih
slaughter amounts TO $50 000. and that
The life insurance companies itaye deter
mined 10 prosecute The railroad cOmpd-
ny to collect their !nsSes. We iiud the
following paragraph in the Bosrn Bee.
.ih, annual meeting OF the New York
AMI New Haven railroad company vas
held d, New York on Thursday. The IN
tire old board OF officers wsre elected
II the meeting discussion arose as L.
extending courtesieS to the press. by per
uniting the mem Jers oil the same to pass
o,er the road free Of cli.rge. he share
holders. for The most part. opposed the
granting of these couFteslrs. sinre, IN re
TURN. the press made public all tAe mis-
h0ps Of TIE r0ud. Ii Was charged upon
the New York Ttibune that il made re-
hrciIunS ON The management oi the rodh,
and on this account the editor OF that pa
per should be excluded at all eyents.--
rhe present look is that the press will
have 10 pay for tn IL own accidents the
same US The public generally do"
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l. ALL ROAD.

The contractors are king arrange
menis as fast as possible to commence
work upon their S, vefal contracts.
Already shaniies are heins erected in
many places along the line. and we are
told by one of the directors that within
one month from this time there will BE-
a, least 900 hands at work between
Fort Wdync anil Chicago. The company
IS determined to have The read compile
ted . as early day as possible.
merchant OF Fer. Wayne few weeks
since, sold some stock in this road at a
premium of fifteen per cent in the city OF
New York. AMI that too before any thing
was done except the surveys. This tran
saciiou we believe is without parallel
in tie west. The company is actively
engaged now in the several counties
through which the road passes, procur-
ing the right Of way from individuals.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

sanitoiy purposes. In one place in
ventor makes loom and weaves the mos
intricate and beautiful patterns; in an
other place an inventor constructs ma
chine which performs the most delicate
needle work. and OF once relieves woman
from The nost tedious and cOnfning
household druigery. We might mention
many other important inventions whicl
are now comforting blessings upon com
fnunity. but our object principsl!y. is t.
direct attention TO their merits. as par
ticular INFORMATION can be obtained res
teciing their nature and operations BY ex
aiming the columns of the Scientific
American. What we hope from commu
nifty is not to forget living inventors; lie
the m have their reward while they are
with US. Ii is too often The case that IA.
lions raise monuments To men when ii, ;,
ate dead after having allowed them to
suffer and die IN penny. 1t is exceed
iugiy easy to pass com plimrnts to decees
ed benefactors. because such praise costs
nothing. Mn have starved in garretc
who have had stetutes erected TO theiI
memory We hope The like will neycI
occur again. In this ag-, with free
press 10 make hidden things public. VT
conceive ii to be our duty tn tell the com.
muuity from time to time, of their duty
10 BE- Just aud generous 10 those Twin,
beuefact0rs OF our race--discoverics anc
inventors Scientific american.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

TyPoG RAPnicAL MISTAKE Mr.. Corba
er one material mistake il my commu-
nicaiion in last weeks Banner. On the
first page. second column. the words
dearest objects of nature or Of affc-
ton" should read dearest ties Of nature
or affection. J. NJ.
May 10, 1853.
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E;2f :y&gIr!.cfG.

Another sc;ea.lIc No os. Important -
Dvspep.ics Or !. :. H1CSATeN'S Pep>is
Tie t'ae D;restirc F.,.;l, or Grs!ric IL 9. 20
pared from the Hennci, or The 'our:h stof.
ach OF the Ok, Ter directions Of Baron Litir.
the great Physiological Chenist. ly J. S IIcu
Ton, 81 D., Philadelphia. THIS is Truly
wonder al remedy or indigestion. Dysrep,ia.
jam lice, Livercomplaia', Constipation, and
Debility, curing after Natures own me;lo0,
by Natures o"u A.cat. Tie Gv.tlir Juice.
Pamphlets, cen aiming scientific evidence Of
rs value, urniSled by agents rats. see no.
ACE among Medical advertiser cnls.
no 90 IL.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

A traveller in South America, speak
ing OF the birds of his native land says
ii is pleasant To notice that into wlatev-
cr strange county they mas have wan
dered during winterand whatever STANCE
tongues they may have h,-arl, they mr,-
rrllrless come back speaking English
Hdrk. 'phn5a. ph@bo!." PLAIN enough,
AMI By and By the i 10 q Link saying.
Bob o lincoln" aud the quail saying
Bob Whi'er' We have heard OF one
who always thought the robin said Skill
let, three legs tn Il skillet Two legs 10 d
skillet. A certain lactious Doctor says
he robins rry out 10 him as he passes
along the road. Kill emil cure EN-! phys
IL. physic, physic.' And the frogs in
dulge in humorous sarcastic dltiits. in
which one hears jug % rum!' While
another responds, Daddy get dhroopk,
got dhroonk 'oenk ak,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

CCf-See the call in this paper for the
payment CT Railroad stock Let every
man come promptly up to the work. az i
he will be amply rewarded. The rapid
increase in population and the rise OF
property, is but an earnest Of he bene
fits to accrue; and subscribers can afford
TO be punciual.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

A good conscience is more to be de-
.ir.d Than all the riches of the East -
low sweet are the slunnbers of hun W ho
an lie down on his pillow and review
f.. he transactions of every day, without
tundemning himself A goca conscience
rs the finest opiate.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

Mr.. Hand aud Lady will please accep;
our thanks for dish OF English Straw ber-
ries, which were the finest berries OF the
hind we have ever seen in Nor hern Indi
ana. Some ofihem measured three inch
es in circumference.
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Northern inIiana Teachers ln-titute.
NOTICE.


The Semi anaual mreuns of This soci.
ETY. will be held at Lafayette. commtnc-
ing on Thursday evening the 4'h OF Au-
gust next. and continuing during the Gu
suing day aud evening.
Some of the most able edUcatloniSts OF
this and other States will be present ana
address the meeting.
a general attendance of those inteie 8
ted-n The carse of Education Is r"qursi'd-
The delegates from the dlifeTen. d"is,
ions of the Society are expected 10 attend
for the Transaction of bushes.
TO VICE PRESIDENTS.
O-s-Iu is the ddty az the Vice Pr'si-
dents Of the several divisions 10 spP"'h'
aud commission Delegates TO attend tbs
meeting.
~. c. TALCorr. Sec fen. Com,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

The OLDEST WoMAs ~ Tus woRLp The
Charleston STANDARD thinks THAT Mrs.
Single Ton. now living in the williams.
burg district. in that State. is The oldest
woman liz the world. She is now i'm the
one hundred and tlItv-firsf wear Of hex
age. Her menta! faculties are still TN
imDlire,i.
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g. CnoLlc CrnEn X 10 MINUTES

g. CHoIIc CURED ~ 10 MiXUTEs.-
Dr. W.. h. FARsEIL:--This is 20 certi J hat
he II ed your LInncut III cases o. Belly
ale in horses, ami have never failed IN ANY
ca =. iuse . 5 cent bottle, snd about OF e
quart Of water. In Eve or Ten minutes attef
Il istaken down, tie horse VII he relieve,
rom pan. / woul Use lille more in very
desparate ca e, a.,hoNgh . never feile.i VIII.
= IS cent bottle. re speclfuly yoors,
II. Henderson,
Chanahon, Will colnty. III. Jan. 10, IS .
lgT>ee a .ver,isciGcu Ia tislS paper. SIN!
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

DE conkTeg"iion will ?eesh TO sir.
the Won thousand and two'ih psalm" said
a Dutch Pafson as he gave out the morn
ihE hymn. There ose not so rsnv ia
The book. responded The chorister "Vel
den pleesh TO sing as many as tare be. -
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

=" ny 90 YOU Sci your cup Of coG, :
upon the CHAIR. Mr.. Jones?
1t Is 50 weak, M4'sm." replied Mr
Jones, demurely, II thought would LEI
il rest"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. We take pleas
u'e i'll speaking of this Institution. as
being one Of which Indiana should b..
proud. one which is deserving the patron
age Of the citizsns Of our State. Will
such all institution in our midst there is
no excuse left Tor those who wish To- ac-
gui e an extensive knowledge i'll the art
OF Book keeping. *. The studies oi the
College are those necessary Cor com
p.eie and thorough Mercantile Eluc4-
lion; and couprehands four distinct class
rs of subjects. See Advertisement in
This paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

SEVERE Il wish YOU would give mt
that gold ing on your iingrr, SAID ID VII
lage dandy 10 a country lass; ''lof II re
se,ubles The duration Of my love % you;
il has no end" Excuse me. sir SAIL
she; Il choose TO keep l.. for it is like
wise eubiematical of mine 10 YOU; il has
40 beginning"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-16

1t is q common observation. that no
'a7n is content with his condition. though
IL BE- the best: nor dissatisfied with his
own wit, though it be the worst.
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iiie esiray laws have been so amended
as 10 require publication in the county
papers Instead OF the official Gazstte.'
at ihe Capitol
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y Advertisements TO insure inser-
ion, must be handed in by Tuesday preced-
ing the day of publication.