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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
THEsn woass mye bon -eth .reraton III

T7HESE WohRs lm,e bon vet srerotion ith
u al the latest f@p,otfa Machinery inr Wood aud
II 3n work. and upop scale omncn.nrpie with the
pf 1he SoaI' and N.st. inr Car construction
More than one hundred 81 III description have
be mad these works Tor the Virginia A, fennessoo
~ Il Road
!residenrs aud Engineers OF Rnl. Roads ure respect,
fully invited h"stnw their pnrunn They may
~ gpou having then work hushcd ia sifit pliauoc
Wiz their own r',us and awnings; allcr the LOST
approved plans ~ Construction, prices satisfactory
Southern Rsati-Rs0ads
VIII no longer be cempelcd nb'aib ther Cars from
the NORTH SUBJECT large expense aud n # Of rian.-
poItation. GEO. 6. CuRLE Proprietor.
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Oar Terms will be cashier negotiable paper safisac
torly endorsed.
TIE subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
bestowed him for the last fourteen year, he has
been business in Lynchburs. woul just mention thai
he will still continue his firmer business heretofore
and iiprs wiih the addpona ficiltcs hp has and
y the constant tention he feels give to
lis business in all its ynrnus branches merit CON
unnance 81 the pair.nage of a liberal public
se,.r 23-is go e. CURLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

Office The undersigned have. this day
chased n. g. Taluferrp's interest in the com
of Echols, Pryor 4 raliaferro the business, a f1
lore, will in future be conducted under the si!f
firm of ECHOLS e. PRYOR, who alone are auth
To Use the name of the former concern, in w'nd5
They solicit u continuance of the patronage
friends and the public generally. LTD
aug SITS W. II. PRYOR
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CT. &C Il -

W e hive On hand a good lot Of Clocks, sofne IRON.
en.rd nluid with pearl, very petty mantle o'hahc"S
aud good keepors--Also, very pretty Time piece
saimble fof Churches Counting roomsNc NIL - "'eh
w. guarantee 10 perlrm accurate n'cAnd inst hot MOI
Isast " have Nv oi the celebrated he outer h'n"
s,,,i,., n,,ir,e--We hive tried them aud therefore
nov lhon, la excel any ey, used heioe All those want
iHe GOOD. IN iur line nrs respectfully solicited 10 Gun
n al examine Our stock before purchasing else~ here,
c, tI.n H. SILVERTHORN co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
Agricultural implements.

The attention Of Farmers is also invited to these
Works. theirs will be kept always and al kinds o
Agricultural I'm dement's.
say Flows Harluws Curyaiors orn Shelters. Churns
of various pstrr and of the improved and lnes
style Also Hay presses and everything necessar, for
agricultural purposes Farmers rely getting ju.t
good articles these Works they the North
any other works, nd at Northern prices
We viii KEEL constantly on hand large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER. both yellow and white
Pine, Oak Walnut. 49,, which will sell al regular
boat wholesnle prices Persons wanting lumber W m
find it IL r advantage to purchase these Works,
ley Iave the lumber worked and dressed to or.
der. 'lete, sav'r the expense of hauling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

caIIed IOr IN ms mafkeI.
Mr.. X. PowELLs subscribers will be Furnished -
end Of their subscriptions, and new ones furnished
any time with anything in the above line.
oct Ia Is c. MORSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

Aittetce apytop,iae 10 ne fns Ctoss-Boxeso OF hats
bonuet-H furniture
Aricles aDpr0priateto lSerond Class.-Boxes, bnles
fdry good feathers shoes, addley glass, paints, oils
hugs and confectionery.
Arfiaies an ropliaieto Third Class.-Vginia domes'
ties sugar, coffee liquor, bagging rope. butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather, hides, cotton yarns cop
per, tin sheet IRON hoow-ware queepswan. castnss,
hardware marble (dressrd) andothrr ea~yartices mol
enumerated in special or fourth class rites.
A,fic'fs appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass.-Flonr, lin
sack- rice, pork, beef, fish lard, taow and buco. lin
rusks boxes sucks, beeswnx bales of rngs ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron marb e. (undressed) rI:ll and
grind stones, mill gearing.
H.. ( 10 miles l.50 Salt per bushel
lm.'' 81, pr 100 miles. 200 ccFiity pounds 10
900 rs zoe zoe miles %'iss. 800 800 Carrie s..t 70
SoIf7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
pOCKBR1DGE LIME-l0O bills in good
Ia order, for sale by b +. SACKTf
sept BITS

ENSSENCE OF COEFEE-one package of
~ Thu essence will 60 four pounds of Java
Office, aud coffee made by this Essence will preserve
perfectly The real of the best Java Coffee and will
nave II mnre delicate and finer flavor. 1t will also he
clear without requiring anything clarity it. Full di
recIioas attend each package. For sale at
WRIGHT & ALLlSON'S
OCT 27-,s New Drug Store
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Silver and Plated Ware.

We have nl.o good assortment al oaR'' 80 ~ -
Snoons Ladies' threaded and plain handles ooPs
Banter knises fruil-ltsvcs--all ot genuine Com. :"
hasc u-n The genuine Ahata plaied Spoons fo'hs pi'
Ter snives; an excellent article Plated 1a''oi "''
FfuBa,ket..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

II Il. PAYNE, having just returned from i
~ Northern cities ohers for sale beautiful a.ar
mtnt of illustrated Gift Books, Bibles and Prayc Bof
some tlogantl, boun in 'apier Mache White and !,
ored velvet. Also very large assortment of Sasr
any and Fancy a iicles consisting Of
Papei Machie Writing Desks,
Work Boxes,
g Polt Fuilius,
Pearl Cnrd Cases,
" Jewelry Cases,
Large assortment of Ladies' Work Boxes
g Travelling Companioi.
Gentlemens
Indies Gold Pens
Paper weights, some and beautiful
Letter Stamps,
inrge collection of beautiful Port Monies for Lad,
and Gentlemen,
Some beautiful Albums.
Fancy Ink Stands, en- Knives and Paper Cutters,
Also, many other articles suitable for presents WITH
the public are invited to call and examine
nov SITS
n,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

Trv9PIYSTCIAN$. The .ubscrber would Gull
attention Ply -iruns Ia their 81. nave Hto.h' :"
r9r Medicinal Extinct. prepared by Tilden 4 Co, o
New ork These extract. nrc prepared III Fhcno, mn
are entirely pure and reliable. They are nen'y put ~
ia glass ars enclosed in nper boSe- ut all ze from one
~ 10 one pound. Tot sae by JOIN II. SbAh ~oo'
srn 2G-dts.
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Rich .IeWelry.

We have beautiful selection al Gehileme9s 'o''i
Fol- Chain, ScHls. key.h Ganid hfy-i l'"''',, :,
Lndss' Broaehc- al the latest and m''t hpin''a
Grncelets fiprel Ring. aud cud Pins, told ana e''s'
Spectacle mud nnny other arice- IN the ih' 90 ,'
meruna fncrtiouia tai. Advertisements "''''' W
-..nn. 10 -LA lnAIi.- The aILnnlln u lne nunlo-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

0TiCE-Ms stock tnol, ana hands for Ga. En-
" ting, haveall arrived in Lynchbnre. and
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted
with hith'mcssaud di patch.
would be- thankful 10 my friends To hand in their
es once 10 prevent hurry about the time tn gas is
10 be put on.
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first film.
nary next under any circumstance.
ie 22.dfs A. G. BARNEY.
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W@1LhRE0Us
ire Watches and JoWeIry.

ME have in-t received
w n beautiful ussuri-
mcni OF G ,ds IN ouf line,
...,8t
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Periodical and Newspaper DeDot

IUVt0She Inc va Wach HoHSe, IIdin 81 !
WiERE will be kept constantly on hand, Nv
w number or supplied at short notice, 3 Il the A.,
lean and English
Quarterlies, Monthly Magazines, Pictona
and other Newspapers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

GOLD CREAM LIP sALF e.
~ se,y delightful preparation oi Cfen'n y LIP eniVe
made afcra French Recipe--for chapPcd hoods and
-oto lips--Ptcpared at .,,
WRIGHT & ALLlSON'S
,t oi,s New Dug Stare.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
NEW DiCUERREAN GALLERY,

OK stat LIGHT ooNalstD
MAIN ST. tNU DOORS BELOW EkiDGE = +.
Lynohoug. Va
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= -7TgT@I5 IHD FANCY GOODS.


xsTIII be onefed far Exhibition and saloon Thurs
w Inv anth OCT. Extra Fine Silk Plush Vesiing-
Ti9e FraGr and EngHi.h Cassimeres; Julien Shut
-ppr,or cut aud finish, with Rufflcs-sometiing ne"
Cnais Pant, ind Ve-ts -
or, Is'Jf. HATCHER LOCKWOOD & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15

LNOR HOUSE AEEPERs-A lar!
n ply of best refined Gclatne in Sheets an"
for making l'lancmange, Jelly, &r..-Als"' f' a.,
perial Gelatine. boxes-Sparklng Gelatine-1r
tracts Of Vanilla Lemon. &C., for flav"rlnsT,
by JNO. Fl sea-
oct o6-ts
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

ed up in this or any other Free State, and
thrust into the iron clutches of heartlesS
pretended owner. Both parties have a
right to an investigation Of the claim. -
Two cases precisely in pointare the sub
jects Of these remarks-both of whico
conclusively prove that the rights of the
parties are amply provided for in the law
as i, exists; and it is to be hoped that the
public mind may soon get that res. which
it has long sought. and which has been
more disturbed by a selfish bigotry and
reckless fsnaticism. than from a feel
ing OF true philanthropy. Where the
latter has operated, we truly sympathize
with il, but FOR the former. We have no
love, but il shall ever receive our ardent
conde mnation.
We abominate Slavery as much as any
one--but We too highly prize the peace
and harmony ofthe people of this Union.
TO be constantly contributing TO insured
tionary movements, or steps TO thwart
The legal enforcement of laws enacted in
conformity with The principles Of the
compact upon which this government
was instituted. We claim 10 be chari,-
able enough to allow each-the slave
holder and tLe abolitionist--his respect
i've opinion, and the choice of his home
We have sought ours in land of free
dom. and we expect TO remain in it. j
we loved the institutions Of the south
better than those of the north, we should
be as much the subject of lawful care and
protection. as we now are. We enjoy
/ the right of suffrage here. and we should
enjoy it none the less there; and in the
peaceable enjoyment of this right, We
shall ever--when our vote will touch the
| question a sll--give it against the ex
tension OF slavery over another foot oil
territory now freed from its evils.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
London Morning Herald.
The War Question.

The late hour at which the mails of
the Europa reached this city from Bos-
ION last evening. rendered it impossible
tor US 10 receive our London correspou-
dence IN season for this mornings paper.
COnSeq uently. we are deprived of our
best means of forming a judgment on the
present state Of controversy between Rus.
STA AMI Turkey. Our telegra pLic dispatch
from London, however, puls Us in pos
session of later advices than are con-
tained In our London files, and changes
the aspect of the case in ole important
particular. 1t appears that in acce pting
the propositions of the mediating powers,
the Car agrees to withdraw his troops
from the Danubian principalities, on con-
dltion that the Porte accepts the same
propositions without alteration. This
would leave it TO the Turks to say wheth-
er there shall te war or peace. and must.
we should say, in any event enure to the
advantage of Russia. If the Porte &C.
ceept the oposals--whose exact nature
by The way is not yet officially made pub
ilc--ws may be sure the, Russia gains
ryihing essential in her original de-
mandS. II. however. as is far from IN
probable, the Sultan should be impelled
by the ardor Of enthusiasm prevailing
among his Mosiem subjects. to reject
these proposals, on him falls the respoa-
slbility OF plunging Europe Ia war, con-
trary 10 the advice Of bis allies. With
this acceptance on the part of Russia.
the question has entered upon a new
phase. but its ultimate conclusion is lit.
tie less doubtful and menacing than he
tore.-NcW York Tribune.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

FREEMANs DIScHARGE.--The Indian
apolis papers inform US that quite a
crowd Of strangers from a distance had
assembled at that place to witness Free
mans trial: out Ellington's son mad ar
rived on Saturday previous. dismissed the
proceedings and spoiled the fun. Suits
ave been commenced against Ellirgt on
tor false imprisonment. ani the L. ).
Marshal for tr,spass, in causing Free
mans unnecessary exposure. Hope he'll
put 'em through.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
The hOSia Affair.

By the following items. our readers
will perceive how The question of Amer
lean interference in Europe is regarded:
The events which have recently taken
place at Smyrna have determined the Aus
TRAN Government, not only t. demand
ample reparation from the government.
OF the United States. but 10 require the
Ottoman Porte. in addition TO the 50 lis
faction it has already given, TO use all
ITS efforts to procure, without delay, the
oxeradition of kosta. The Austrian Gov
eminent is following up The affair with
the greatest energy.
German Journal of Frankfort.
Austria must look to the dismember-
ment of the Turkish Empire for indem-
niica:inn for the loss of her Italian Prov
inces-a contingency not rendered less
likely by the quarrel she has had the fell
~ TO bring on her wi III Uncle Sam. An
American squadron in the Adria tic would
be very pretty cOmplica iion Of an Ital
IAN instruction, and we may all live to
see II, for The Ang Saxon spirit is not
yet dead in the West.
London Morning Herald.
The II 'sta AFFAIR." is far from being term
mated. We are informed that the Wen
ia Cabinet has asked from the Washing
ton Cabinet reparation, which it msy
be quite sure not to receivs. Meanwhile
Aosia remains under the safeguard of the
French Consul.-Paris Prssss.
We must go out of the wav of the
Yankee, who is half Of buccanier. and
half backwoodsman, and no gentleman
al that Vernon Press.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08


A splendid FAILURE.--W have here.
tofore had intimations through our ex.
changes that the Crystal Palace at New
York was paying but slim per cen,.s-
upon the money expended in its con.truc-
lion. and were led to believe that it would
prove rather an Improbable Investment
10 these who had taken stock in the con-
Germ. Mr.. Wheeler. who has just re-
turned from New York, informs us tina
the great bubble will mos, surely meet
the fate OF al. bubhies--it will burst.
Instead of sufficiently recognizing the
grand objec. of such sffairs--that of en-
couraging industry and enterprise. aud
the arts and sciences. it was gotten up to
make money, and its probable fate is not
at al! surprising to but few.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
The last fines represents Fort Wayne
AS having been unusually healthy during
the past summer.

DISCOVERY IA MAMMOTH CAvE.--A
aatufal curiosity has been recently dis
covered, bout one mile from the town of
Sonora. Californis. The San Joaquin Re-
publican of the 10Th July. Says that yes
eTvoir ofs water company was built on
its mouth, and it was discovered By the
sudden receding Of the heavy volume of
water contained in it. Upon exsmina-
ZION, the subIerranedn passage was found
The entrance TO the cave is Wild and rug
ged, but short distance in the cave ex-
tends to an almost unlimited extent
Some TWO hundred yards rom the mouth
the bones of some large animal were
found, and tooth. weighing SIX or eigh,
pounds, in a remarkable state of preser-
vation. Two or three hundred yards
further the exploration is impeded by an
immense lake of clear water, and our ad
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
FOREIGN-BY THE ATLANTIC

The Atlantic arrived at New York on
the Sd inst. Her news items contain
but little interest. Parliament was pro-
rogued on the 10Th ult. The Queen saws
she has good reason to hope that ali hou-
orable arrangement of the eastern ques-
ton will speedily be accomplished. Lord
Palmerston stated in the Commons that
he is confident that the Car will eyacu
ate the municipalities without unnecessa-
ry delay.
The Liverpool market is wildly excl.
ted. Wheat advanced id. White quo
ted rs l0i SIS. deliverable in Novem Der.
SIS Gil. Red. rs id IS.
FLOUR. Advanced Is Is 81 Is 6 4
per Dbl. Baltimore, Ohio and Philadel
phia % % 81; or delivered in Novem-
Der. 30s. Western canal, 28s.
INDIAN CoRN.--Firm. Cd advance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

The Yellow Fever Is abaling at New
Orleans. Our latest dispatches report
but little over one hundred per day.
1t is conceded OH all hands that no city
in the United States has ever suffered
from this Or any other disco Sc to the same
extent. in the same length Of time. that
New Orleans has this summer from the
ravages OF Yellow Fever. Heart rending
narratives of deaths doings still reach us
daily. The Delta Of Aug. 18th ss"s:--
ION Triton woik. Yesterday. we noticed
i boy about eleven years Of age. carrying
on his head cotfin, which, OH inquiry
we learned contsined the BODY of his lit
tie sister, who had died Of yellow fever.
He was accompanied By his eldest sister.
girl Of some thirteen years of age they
were slowly an1 sadly making their way
0 the cemetery"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

RArrLEss aKEs.-Mr. J. 6. Jones, of
Ora geburg District writes The Palmetto
STANDARD. under date Of the 18Th inst,
as follows:
"A few days ago. being out hunting,
| encountered and killed two large rattle
snakes. measuring 4 feet z in, one hav-
ing eleven rattles. Those of the other
were scattered, and | could not ascertain
how many there were. but suppose they
were equally as many. They were both
females of different stripes. but were
found together. In one found eighteen
young ones. and in the other seventeen,
each measuring about LIZ inches. These
young ones were enclosed each in sepa-
rate sack, like the young of squirrels aud
I'd bits, and am now satisfied that the
rsttlesnakrS breed in this way instead of
laying eggs. as is generally supposed"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
El0RMrnt.

DR.. d. BRAINARD, Surgeon Dentist.
lately of this town. leaving the care Of
teeth. has distinguished himself by descen
ding TO the heart of at least one of his
patients. and Gas common rumor has il }
fat he has operated successfully in de-
coying from her husband and home. The
" f. OF his friend who is man of the firs I
rank the county. of uub.emished la
tegrity, aud even env Id Ole for mis- BUSH
ness prospects as wei as the extent and
responsibility Of mis- connexions and
friends. These parties and those immr.
dately affected BY this disgraceful trans
action, are almost nukuown to US; and
whilst we would rather throw over the
mantle with averted face. We deem ii re-.
spectful to all. to commend Dr.. ID. Brain
ard. Surgeon Dentist. TO the fate Of ii
just appre citation of such conduct where
ever he NAV pitch his tent, and 10 the
mercy Of the Court whore the lawful Mrs
u. shall complain South Bend Forum
We consider the widowed husband d
very fortunate man indeed. The Or. de
serves no worse punishment than to be
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

THE SURvEY.--MR. FISHER and his en-
eineer troup, reached our town Oh Satur
day evening last, upon their surveying
route for the Peru and Chicago Railroad
Mr.. F. seems to think but very little diff
ticulty need be apprehended in securing o
favorable rout. by this place to Lsporte.
On reaching Laporte. it is the intention
of the corpse. to run direct line on their
return from that place to Rochester,
Thus far, our citizens have manifested Il
perfect Willingness to extend ample en-
enlargement TO the company, to make
this place point on their road, but il
our limited ability is not sufficient in
ducement TO Justify their touching our
county seat. our attention and patronage
must necessarily be directed 10 resJs
which do give us q call. There is but lit
tie danger. however. of this company
losing sight Of its best interests. The
patronage which this place will be able
to beslow in after years, will doubles:
have its weight and influence with tn,
directory in deciding upon final loca
ton.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

FAMILY FUSES The Wa bash Express.
at Terre Haul., is hauling the State Jour
nal ever the Goals. The Express wss
once Wing paper. We don't know
what il now is.
The Greencastle Sentinel, DEM, is also
lectures. upon the subject of Executive
appointments.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

HEaE's A QUESTION "A wag Of the
'Dingus Debating Club" submits the fol-
lowing:
whether the notes used by the Rev.
-, in delivering his sermons on Sab
bath. wsive all relief from valuation. ap-
Prsismen,. exemp.i ion, and stay laws now
III force in Indiana"
We gre under the necessity Of eferring
The question 10 the Plymouth portion of
the Stark County bar. as this defendant
neUcr "doeth the like" We are pretty
certain however. that they DO no: waive
the benefit of Clergy,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

Brother Turk, of the Greencas,le Sen
tinel-where DO you buy your paper?-
We have nothing to say dispsrsgingy OF
other manufactures, but really think. t
you will give the Delphi Paper Mills a
call, you will never have 10 use any such
paper as yours Of the lst inst was print
ed on.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

MATmEMArIcs.-W- heard story the
other dsy-new TO us, though it may be
old TO oihers-worlh relating. A young
collegiate. who had just just s:adua ted
was taking beakfds. after that important
event with his vene rable parents
We'll, JOHN" said the old gentleman
tell US some thing of your learning -
why, father, that would take grea;
while; for | know good deal of The elias
sizes, the languTg es. philosophy. mathe-
matics. &c" What are mathe ma tics
John?" Mathematics Why. for in
stance. take those two EGGS there. This
is one egg, sGd that is tue; two and one
are three So by m tn m4tics we are en-
ablel to show that there are three eggs on
the table when you supposed that there
were bat two" Very well, John. very
well. indeed And to show YOU my epin
ion of ma theinatics. | will give your moth
er one egg, | will take the second. ana you
may hare the third. had no idea larn
ing was useful.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

The world will yet learn that America
is the proper home for men of liberal aud
enlightened views, for all but tyrants and
menials in disposition.
Mr.. Editor, you will say that the ex-
tracts incorporated here have been pub
lished once. 1t Is true, and more, vet
they breathe forth such sentiments, ami
from such u source, That they should be
stereotyped and kept standing under the
editorial head for all tire 10 come.
RESPECTFULLY yours, SNIcARTv.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

venturous spirits have rot dared to cross
it. There will. doubtless be many dis
ceveries of this kind as the interior be
comes more intimately known to our har
dy miners. California presents the finest
the geologist.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

The Swamp Land Commissioner OF
Starke County, Mr.. TIBBITs is making ar
engagements to let the ditching of por
tIcn of the vacant lands in that county.
His Office is at North Bend.