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], BR0WNlEE g. CO

are once more at ONE, and have a Reality 10
offer YOU and no Humbug. They have large
asSor ment of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware,
Straw Goods, Boots Shoes, Leather, glass and
queens ware, and every style of goods kept
I'm or suitable for this market; from the highest
and costlcSt that are ever called Tor, to the
most common and cheap that can be used
They were bought for part cash, and part on
credit, at the most favorable prices to be had
in eastern markets. (IrS all Common for any
man here to tell you he bought for cash prices,
for no man here buys for cash alone.) We
expect 20 make a living by our business, and
we charge profit on our goodS; but we only
charge in proportion TO their real value and
cost We will sell you cheap, at steady uni
form prices, and not make your eye water with
one price at less than cost, and then "sal
you 10 picker' GU something else. We have
dealt with YOU for yearS-have kept good goods
and sold at fair rates. We don't intend TO
break down, and therefore can't sell cheaper
than We buy, and don't pretend to do business
in competition with men who DO, but we Will
give YOU every cent the Market will warrant
for all of your produce, and sell you goods as
cheap as we can and live. Wen deal honest
ly by you. and don't expect TO get rich off o.
YOU, but hope 10 make money by long and
steady perseverance, as every man SHOULD,
and gain il by Titles.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12

want 5000 saw logs, Poplar, Cherry,
Max, Black Walnut, White Walnut, sugar
and ash for which will pay from one dol
lar 10 one dollar and fifty cents according to
the value of each log.
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WONDERFUL
And Extraordinary Medicine.
VI. B. FARRELLS CELEBRATED ORIGINAL
s42'Ssbi<Yaa KiasSaaseasf.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST!
Grand Depot, 50 State Street, Chicago, Winoi,
SURFACE OF THE BODY.

GRIND Depot, So State Street, Chicago, Illinois
SURFACE OF THE BODY.
1t is not many years since II was fully pro-
we'd to the satisfaction of the world, that the
skin of our bodies, as skin of most animals,
would absorb poisonous substances, producing
disease and death. The wonderful cures per
formed by Arabian physicians with external APP
plicationS, is not a matter OF so much surprise
since this fact has become so well known,
and as the surface of the body is the prlncl-
pal medium through which many medicines
should operate, and by which means alone
many diseases can be cured, this great RENE
dy has been extensively used, and acquired a
reputation which other medicine has yet
attained.
On the Human System.
Ii has obtained a reputation truly wonderful,
in all diseases of the bones, muscles, stiff
joints, lameness, Swellings, and painful af1ec-
tons, nervous and inflamatory diseases, &C.
For Horses and Cattle.
II is without rival in Sweeney, Stiff COM
plant, Founder Big head, SprainS, and Swell
lngs, Calls, Wounds, Film on the Eye, Bites
oil Poisonous Snakes, and ali Weakness and
inflammation.
The Voice of the People--Read what
they say.
DR.. ]. L. Pfaff, Wes'feld Indiana, in let
ter 10 W. B. Farrell da ed January 18th 1850.
says: 81 have used your liniment and other
medicines, and finding them excellent and o.
ready sale, and medicines which should be in
every house and stable, | wish 10 know upon
what terms you will supply me with sufficient
quantity to supply the State of lndiana--south
end, east Of the Wabash.
Respectfully Yours, ]. L. PFAFF."
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FRESH GOODS

BY Express from New York. 1 am
determiad to sell Goods lower than they
have ever been heard of here before.
Quick sales and small profits is the motto,
and will be lived up to faithfully. have
marked my New Goods at the smallest
possible profits. and have large guam
tity Of last Winters stock, as good as
new, for sale at
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
NO CREDIT

Stares every man in the fac9 as well as prom
Uses to buy every thing at the ''highestprlccs."
These things are Humbugs, and ''TIeadQuarte
terS'' as we'll as the ''Regulator' arethe chief
of these noisy paradeS OF show, without .1eali
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
NEW GOODS

are ader;ised on every corner, for sale cheap-p
rthan they can be bought anywhere in the
world &c,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOM
ACH OF THE OK, after directions of BARON
LEIPZIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by
is. HOUGHTON, NJ. d., Philadelphia, Pa.
Tn is a great natural remedy for INDlGES-
Tl0N, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIVER
COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, and DE-
BlLlTY, Curing after Natures own method,
by Natures own Agent. the Gastric Juice.
l57IIaf teaSpOonful OF PEPsiN infused in wa
ter will digest or dissolve Fire Pounds Of
Roast Beef in about t,co hours, out of the stom
ach.
PEPSlN is the chief element. or great DigeS-
ting principle of the Gastric Juice--the Solv-
ent The Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and
Stimulating agent of the Stomach and lntes-
tines. 1t is eXtracte from the DgeStiee stom-
ach Of the Ok, thus f9rmiug TRUE Digestive
FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice
OF its Chemical powers, and furnishing con-
piet' and perfect Substitute for it.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
NEW XoRE COST!

A catalogue of my whole assortment
is useless. Suffice it to say that my
choice and elegant Dry Goods and Fan
cy Goods have attracted the admiration,
while their low prices have astonished +,
all who have seen them. Silks and
Prints, Bioadcloths and Cassi meres,
Vestings and Sattinetts, Jeans and Zeph-
yrs, Groceries and Crockery, Boots and
Shoes for the feet and Bonnets and Caps
for the head. Sheetings and Tubs. with a
few Pals, Tickings and Laces, and every
hing that you will want-here you will
End :hem. cheaper than the cheapest.
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Come NlsN see egS.

Bring your families who want to trade, send
your neighbors, and bring on your produce Tor
exchange. We are sell ng for
III HE 70 HD W % "a N
of some kind, and don't expect to credit much,
but will accommodate when We can. We have
told you the plain truth, you know II, now
come along and see if you are not satisfied to
trade with your sincere friends,
]. BROWNLEE & Co,
Plymouth, Sept. 2lst, 1922. n3itf.
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WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.

AT his new Store room, one door north Of j.
Brownlee & Co, IN WheelerS new building.
DIR. l.. being practical Druggist and Ply
stefan, has been enabled TO select his drugs
with view 10 Inc real wants and good OF the
public; and can safely offer them as pure and
unGduterGted Paints, Oils, DyeStuIs, and ev-
cry article kept IN Drug Stores in western
markets.
Having seen and fell The want OF some place
where families could furnish themselves with
the thousand and one little articles that fill
up table, make eating a luxury and life COM
Portable, Dr. l.. has purchased and now Of
ferS one OF the choicest lot of
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
]. BROWNLEE g. co.

have possessed themselves Of that invaluable
secret, that enables them TO kill HumbugS
wherever they show themselves, but for the
present they shall only let it's specific opera
tons extend far enough TO benefit the people
Of Marshall and the adj Dining Counties.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Country Produce

Bring it in. and you will find me a
ready customer. The Ladies will please
re me m Ser that while we sell the m Fancy
Goods at New York retail prices, we
have also raised the price of Rags fifty
per cent to start on, and pay THREE
CENTS per pound for them. The Farmers
will remember that we want Eggs,
Chickens. Potatoes, Onions, Butter Corn,
and all that sort of truck. And every
body will remember that. if they want
to save 25 per cent on their purchases.
hey must not fail TO drop in at the
store of
GEO. w. MATTHEW'S,
Next door to Dayton's Drug Stor.
South Bend, November 25, 1852.
II 40-3w.
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KNaseg EOs' iSfrgc9

4 IMPROVED and unimproved by.
G.. Ii. REEVE.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
READ THIS FIRST.
Dr. T. a. LEMON.

Has just returned from the eastern cities,
where he purchased large, we'll assorted and
excellent stock of Drugs, and Groceries (which
he is now opening and offers for sale,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
D EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

ID HHE FORTIETH Edition
with One Hundred Engrav-
~ ings, showing Diseases and Major
~ nations o. the Human System in ev
90 cry shape and form. To which is
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
MELANCHOLY NEWS!!

1t may be, to learn that Humbugery must
die. but at the same time the grief is Soolhed
by the consciousness that II died easy.
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GREAT ATTRACTION! "
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wet BJ0adnGy aud Franklin street, Nsto York.
A L this Establishment can be seen a very correct Keure.
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue, and hands in motion: liz
only representation oI the kind in the country, TIe Largest
Sd best collections OF Ancient and Modern COINS in the u S.
The Inquire OF a Soldier i'll the Continental Uniform. him ami
bluif, lead buttons, marked U. 5. A., threc.corIcred Hal
BIeeches, Caters, DC, DC. Also, Birds OF Vanous Plum
age, some curious Freaks oil Nature, Indian ImpIeDents ri
War, Shells, Mllclals, Gold, Silver, Copper and other Ores.
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Engravings, with many other raIu
and. valuable CuriOsities, Statue OF George III Such, II col.
lection cannot be found Ill amy Establishment OF the Kind In
the United States. 4 double Cali, which is universally All.
from the neck down TO the middle. they are iul grown. and
perfectly formed, and we've b. Gught from tho town OF LYING.
JEFFERSON Gcunty, state OF New York, by MIR. John Jennings.
A Live White Rat from Bcrks CO. Penn. Admittqmce GRAFT.
Is. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards. Hack.
Cannon and Dominoes. A Billiard Room with two plcr.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
Observation-Disclosures and Supper partics !, II,
accommodated at a very short notice. The LarIer will he
supplied with all the delicacics OF the season. Game. oys.
ters' BeeiSteake, Mutton Chops, VealCutlets, &c, provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be seen IA celebrated bird
MlNO, that will repeat almost anything after a stranger
No accommodation for political meetings uT anv Marty
The Snhscr In vjnu b.cono D. 49, raiE:
celebrated Establishment, and having made various alteru
tions, Is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city OF New York. The Bar Room, Which con.
tains the rarest private museum in this country, being tir
collections Of many years, will sustain the reputation accorded
it under the Charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley. in The onoIityr - i.
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours OF the DIV
and evening. Private rooms for Courts.martial Referees.
Committees, Private Dihicr or SUPPER Parties, DC, &c
The public ale respectfully invited TO grant him a share oI
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
90 Persons wishing Tor pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment,
N. B.-Privatc families Supplied with Dinners or Summers
in superior style, for Parties Of any number. at their resper.
tive homes, and wares of glass or silver sent out to any uar,
ofthe City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance to the REFECTORY in E-auki,s,
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ERUPTIvE

T has now become settled fact, acknowledged nv tho
i best Physicians ofour city, that in the cue OF Sci o!ula,
letter, and many other diseases, BRENrriNGER's FLuIn
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA AND DASDELIoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations. 1tspeaks for itself whencv
used and although we have never taken the pains CT hay.
ilngit published through the papers, or appointing agents
for the sale OF II, yet we are almost weekly receiving or.
ders from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states, by persons, who by some chance means have heard
gentleman of Vermont a few days since, who used il for :"
very serious disease:-
DEAR Doctor:
The two bottles o fmedicine l got from Vol
whenin Wheeling, have nearly cured me; please send nr
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully. ..
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF olr
city, not as a quack medicine, for we have made them ac.
quaiEted with the component parts; and we now say to ali
such as we have not the opportunity of making 1t known
10, that 1t is entirely free from all minerals, and is NOT in
the least incompatible with any of the preparations OF 10.
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
To be had at Paxton d Lakes, and f. Yahrling. and ,ca,
wholesale and retail by
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, WheennsYs.
July 81, ,52. .---- ~ -
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN,

AS IT ISL!
Eeing narratives, scenes and incidents in the real .LlYr
nv THE Lowry by W. L. 6. Smith, ESQ.
The object Of lhe author is to represent the condition nj,
Inc slave ~ his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily occu.
cations and pastimes, the relations between MASTER ,,J
Save, IL mistaken impulses and misconcci we'd views OF The
HortherE fhilanthToplst, &c, &c, and TO represent tho
passions and sentiments in their natural 10 rms, as the same
sie displayed in the humbIest lot OF society, thus showing
more haPpIIiesS Mdn JTsedomj and at the same 10 represent,
as II IS, a class OF people, viz The Planter. 10 whom iustire
has seldonl been done, aud whose character, as exhibited in
avery day life, Is well calculated TO win the amiable iuJr.
ment OF the world.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia,
The Plantation-UncIe Toms L1ziucss.
5-Sobriety and Mcrriment.
=" 1.-The Punishment.
6-The School Master.
-Family of the Planter.
T-SchoOI Keeping.
S-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
" 10-lndependeuce Day.
1.-THE OveTsccr.
u l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
l3-Uncle Tom and DlIah.
3" l4-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton,
and Dinah.
l5-Cassy.
1.-THE oversecr's Communication TO the Planter.
" 1S-Tle Suspicion.
" 1S-School Master . Uncasiness and Departure.
% 2o-Unclc Toms Notions OF Freedom,
|" 2l-His~ Determination To go to the state OF Free
DOM
I" 22-The Escape.
" 23-The Pursuit.
2i-Bunalo-The Boot black
" 2j-Hard Times.
2G-Uncle TOMS Soliloquy.
" 2T-The Alarm.
:" 2S-Amercan Hotel.
!" e9-The Fee Negro.
31-Courage, Quietude and Contemiment.
" 3l-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Cuuadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncl Toms Decision.
3i-.Back to Old Virginia.
Z" 35-Conclusion.
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CONGRESS HALL.

rlNHE subscribers take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA.
vOrahly known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL, a.. -
Third and;Chesnut streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired, and all the
modern improvements introduced, and furnished in a style
ofeieganoe which will at once render it unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly the best located house in the city, being
la tie imrnediate vicinity of business, the Exchange, Custom
House, ana many other public buildings.
Lines OF omnibuses leave for every part of the city every
lew lninutes. their head quarters being within one square
of this House
The subscribers are determined TO spare no Mains in
uaking this a convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller -
James &. Norris, who is well known to many OF the bus;
i,.css men visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
OF James J. Duncan d Co, and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia Hotel, ST. Louis, will have control or the manage
nent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
egsoils.