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CHARLESTON, March Il.


The oath of office was not administered
to the Vice-President on the 4th. Mr..
Rodney, United States Counsel, visited
Mr.. King, but he considered the ceremo-
ny unnecessary, as he feared he could
never return TO Washington to ass ume
the duties of the office. If he should, the
oath might be administered then. His
friends encourage the hope, however. that
the salubrity of his present loca ton may
yet restore him to health.
W.sHINGToN. March 10.
Oar city yesterday was quiet. owing TO
the absence Of the President. He return
ed last evening.
Secretary Marcy has announced that
none of the clerks who have faithfully
performed their duties ID his de partmnnt
will be removed.
The Editor Of the Rochester Aducrti-
ser, J. II. Hoyt. will it is certain, be ap-
pointed U. S. CONSUL at Turin.
S~chaumberg has been admitted TO bail
atS5.OOO.
President Fillmore does not leave town
till Monday.
ROCHESTER, March 2.
The extensive works for kyanizing tim
bea. &c, owned by Parsons & Child, of
Rochester. were burned this morning.
Loss $40, 00e.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

WITcHcRAE~ IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The
singular instance of superstition, which
proves that the belief in witchcraft is not
yet done away with. 1t appears that re-
Gently a female member Of a domination
called the Christian church, in Fulton
county, Pa, was taken sick. and finally
immagined she was bewitched by ID sister
in the the curch. A meeting os the session
was called in due season. at which the
minister presided. and the charge of wich.
craft was formally preferred against the
lady, Being a new case, and. we pre-
sumo, not provided for i'll the discipline.
the session vas puzzled as to the proper
manner to proceed in the case. At
length it was proposed that she should
be asked to stem over a broomstick. as it
had beer said that a witch could not do
so; but the accused got over it without
apparent difficulty. After q consult
alton it was then agreed that she should
be tried in a pair of weigh-scales with
a bible to balance her. and if she was a
witch the bible would be too heavy for
her. Accordingly she was taken to a
mill. and the experiment tried. bat she
proved too heavy for the bible. 1t was
then intimated that probably her clothing
prevented a fair test. and half d bushel
Of corn was put on the scales with the
bible. to balance the clothing, but still
the lady was too heavy, and the charge
was formally dismissed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

Messrs. Vanhorn s. Westervelt have
ente red into partnership in the manage
ment of the Steam .Saw- Mill in the east
part Of town, and say in their advertise
ment in another column. that they do
not expect to make their living by puff
Gng. Can't Go it, gentlemen-you can't
make a living on a steam saw-miH rith-
out putting,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
For the Banner.
THE SUICIDE,

Poor White, thou art dead and gone
pitied! Heaven knows that one, at least.
besides thy heart-broken mother and sor-
row sick sister. pitied. Did any try
to stay thy suicidal arm? The benig-
nant smiles of a gently setting sabbath's
sun, alone witnessed the sympathetic
countenance Of thy friend. as he, from the
deepest recesses of his soul. plead thee,
prayed thee to desist from perpetratiug
the heinious crime CT self murder. All
was in vain. The poor man was pos
sessed with a demon: at times he knew
and acknowledged it. He felt it eroding
his %vitals, and imploringly cast about for
help, to rid himself of the monster by
which he was unnamed. His eye, blood
injected as it was, frightened with hope
at sight of Christ's minister; but the d.
vine was just then TOO deeply absorbed in
schemes of universal philanthropy, to
uuglove a hand for the humble purpose of
raising one, fallen, polluted creature
The suicide then turned to his acquaint-
snces-former friends and neighbors-
with a look bordering on despair, but
they rejected and drove him away from
their presence, as d pest 10 society and a
disgrace 10 mankind: for they all saw
certain signs in his co%untenance, forebo-
ding the awful death that awaited him;
vet, dear reader, few feared the pointed
d lager he carried. Indeed, many handled
it-inhicted slight flesh wounds on their
own persons through mere w~antonness,
and laughing gave it back TO him.
Poor man, he might have been saved.
Too late now. His ~lifsless form has lost
its symmetry in death: worms are bur-
rowing into his once manly cheek. I'm
mentioned, unpiticd, forgotten. save by
few, he lies in a grave, dug By strangers
for the bacchanalian. Had other mania
sliced him. legalized benevoience would
have furnished an asylum where restora-
ton, or at least mitigation, might have
gladdened the heart Of his human keeper.
But for the sin Of inducing the disease.
he was cast out beyond the pale Of mer-
cy. He was condemned because, una
wares, a point stole into his downward
pathway, once passed, he was powerless
to epass. This is the secret Of his un-
timely death. Temptation stalked abroad
the Devil wore an angels garb-the
poles Of sa:ety's magnet were reversed.
Where sympathy and philanthropy on
other occasions attracted, on this they
repealed. But | wonld not write unwaf-
ran:ed condemnation to his memory
HIS crime speaks in thunder tones to
the thinking; anu would to God that my
feeble pen could subserve the object in
tended. that of impressing the horror OF
such a death on others. without arousing
in my own mind the palsying conviction
that many are following his footsteps.
J. V. d.
Mechanicsburg. Feb. 18th, 1853.
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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

In India the entire Bible has been trans
lated into ten la nguages, the New Tesla
ment into five others. and separate Cos
pels into fur others, Besides numerous
works for Christians, thirty. forty. and
even seventy tracts. have been prepared
ia these different languages. To acomp-
lish this work, the missionaries main
tain 25 printing establishments. 1t is
impossible to contemplate the results
which have already been produced in this
extensive field of missionary operation,
without indulgiDg the strongest expect
atoms of its future success. The will
dernesS and the solitary places shall break
forth INTO singing
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The Dollar Weekly Times, published
by C.. w. S~TARBUcK, at Cincinnati, Ohio.
is a paper of which we can speak in high
terms. 1t has b:en published nearly ten
years, and during that time it has %receiv-
ed . liberal support. and considering the
quantity and quality of lis contents. and
low price. il is undoubtedly one of the
cheapest papers in the west.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
a Il

On the Goth inst, by Rev. Mr.. PALMIR
Mr.. CALVIN BURNS, of Rushville Indiana,
to Miss ELIZA 4. PUMPHREY, OF this o
ty. The.happy couple took stage the
same day for homo. RushuiLc JackSoni-
an please copy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
BALTIMORE, March Is

BALTIMORE, March Is.
The Baltimore mechanics held an i'm
mense meeting this afternoon. The Bal
timore and Ohio railroad oprativ-s threa-
ten to stop wofl again. if the company
grants an extension of time TO Ross
Winans ana Ausmead. on their contracts
which would enable them to resist the
demands Of their workmen.
The Virginia House Of Delegates
yesterday passed a resolution directing
the Attorney General to prosecute the
appeal in the Lennon case before the
Supreme court of the United States.
The announcement of the passage OF
the bill to Bridge the S~usquehsnns river
Is pre- mature.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The Baltimore argus says it appears
that the farmers in Berks county, Pa,
are opposed TO the erection of the ne W
county OF Madison. proposed at the late
general assembly Of that State. because
they had already far enough to 60 to Phil
sde'phla market. without going through
another county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The new Liquor Law on the first page
will doubtless De read with interest,"
BY it a man is rendered inca pable of ma
king a contract when intoxicated. Bet
ter keep sober, for when drunk, the man
is considered insane.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

Rev. D. K. MANSFIELD and LADY will
commence their series of meetings this
Thursday evening. at the CouRr House,
there being no other public building here
which could be obtained for them to
speak in. Persons cosaing from the
country to hear them. will understand
where to go.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

CS-The Quincy Wing. of 18Th March.
1851, one Of the largest and most popular pa
pers in Illinois, says:
See tie advertisement Of w. b. Farrell's
Arabian Linlment. This Liniment is the gen.
ulne cGre-all, and no mistake. AMI.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

1t is stated that the Commissioners Of
Franklin county. Ohio, have sold their
stock in the Cincinnati and Cleveland road
at 30 per cent. above par. By this the
county realizes from SIS, 900 10 $50 600
clear profit; no money was ever paid over
the equity merely loaned her Gre dit
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

lower scale Of being than those who are
driven to such Inconvenience by poverty
aud want-for the latter finds an excuse.
whilst the former remains in an inexcu-
Bile ignorance himself. and chargeasle
with the Ignorance of those dependent
upon him.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The Statutes Of 1882 have not made
their appearance here yet. They will
probably get along sometime during this
spring or summer. They have been e
to st. Joseph and many other counties,
but in Marshall county we have such a
law abiding community that it may be
conceded by those at . distance. that we
have as much law already as is needed
here, aud that those most needing its ex-
seution may be first supplied.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The farmers Of several counties in Mis-
souri, are relinquishing tobacco growing.
and turning their attention 10 stock
raising. The extremely huctuating
prices OF manufactured Tobacco, and the
great California and Oregon demand for
stock, are the causes of the change.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The New York Dutehmdn saws that
'Fevers are like Indiana-thay both fy
before civilization. Since locomotives
were introduced in Michigan. sgues have
decreased fifty per cent.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

1t was reported about town on Saturday
that the Woodbury. Bank, the Bank Of
North America, and the Eastern Bsnk.
all Of Connecticut, had failed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

SANTA ANNA late ,elegraphic des-
patch states that Mexicans have deter
mined to recall this noted parsonage and
have despatched a vessel of war for that
purpose.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

The Chicago Tribune states that $40
per zoe lbs were paid at Shullsburg.
Wis, last week, for 100000 lbs of min.
eral lead. This is the highest point ever
before reached in this country.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

We have not heard the result of the
Rochester Railroad Meeting. Will some
one tell us what was done? Don't build
the road before we know il.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

We invite attention to the new AID
vertisements TO be found in this paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
Mechanicsburg. Feb. 18th, 1853.
For the Banner.

The following is taken by permission
from the unpublished manuscripts of I
Greenbrier of Mechanicsburg. Ind. !
for itself:
The other night when all was still,
No sound came hence from wood or rlll;
lay me down to dream and moan,
That l was one entirely lone.
No tender sister near my side,
No loving ma, or witching bride,
To cool my tongue or fan my brow,
Nor listen to repeated vow.
Then one came up in image fair
i looked saw Miss. j. p. there,
To Soothe my sorrows, calm my fears
No stranger to sweet PHYS tears.
Let gliei and sorrow fill my heart,
If 1 c cr from that mage part;
Fen though it lose TO ME on earth,
The soul that gave its being birth.
That soul of origin divine
1 would not, dare not, call 1t mine,
Though it be gold, the other dross,
1t biubbers tor another boss.
Dec. 1852. T. G..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

~Several original articles appear on
the first page of this number.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
. LEI

On the 2lst of February. William w .
of John w. and Permelia A. Cleave-
land; aged a months and 10 days.
ellis sufferings ended with the day.
Yet lived he at its close;
And brea the long. long nigh, away
In statue-like ropOse.
"But when the sun in all his state.
lllumed the western skies,
He passed through glory's evening gate,
And walked in Paradise"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
At the Methodist Church on Saturday
next.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
FIRE, FIRE! FIRE!
THE NEW YORK INDEMNITY
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital sI50.0oO with n surplus.

HEREBY tender their pstr1nage to
ENEraE the lnSuring public, and with
80 the following board Of Directors. and
Officers, (wh,s- known integrity and we'll tried
business capacities. are a sufficient guarantee
for lis future success, p r%aanency md a 'ety,)
they can confidently step forward with an open
hand Cor tie relief of the merchant, tho lar
mpr and mechanic.
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G

Joseph Blair, Laban Capron.
Fay Smi h, h. 7. Simpson,
Thomas Low, 4. II. Van Nest,
John Stewart, LuciuS Rice,
William A. Smith. Sherman Batchelior,
Daniel Pet e, John McNab.
Gsicers:
Joseph Blair. Pre- t. A. d. Van Nest, Sec.
John McNab. V. Pres. L. Capron, Treas.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24

Marshall Common Pleas Court, April
Term, 1853.
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GERMAN AND INDIAN PHYSICIANS,

l Eah iE! HEAR fE!i HEAR YELL Read
L anu he wis., The celebrated Gre man ard In
VI IN fhS 81 ltns Doctors brothers CIR \, hye e.
tao>he p"rm iient Ell Cal Office in til scitv after
having Travelled the worlj in search OF krrowI-
ease; ami. having spent Years Among the la
o'is ZOE te PURPOSE of getting thorough "a ledge
o. bot n.y. they fat hemse. q,Iaiiii to all. vi.
hte ana 'u"e all com aints wbicn the hum IN finn.
NY are s1tge t. We fiatt-r ourselves III a., will mt
ashl;iS Il question, will tell all who IL with
e'ii Their complaints and symptoms ard guaranty
an easy anu speedy cur. te:Iet advaht ,ge We
nave over OF er III. deal men il in the manner we
let ru,ine t. G nature and 10 alton of the iii .eas..
WHICH i Dy tn" urine. We require at as two ounces
Oh the nrs' Ia TN morning he wary cti aft rd-
e'' us ny ho>Plial aud pivae practice, tnis and
ior l,n toun reS, warraDt i'll ssuring those " no
are suffering 4 ON riv te deas.> tina, Ire; meut
Is attended, with .4nuSu lily f.v rai results There
lore, let 10 iise mdesty Diet ON making your
ease snown 10 one who viii bef iend you Ali disc .s+s
OF htG ntl Organs. whether of recent or long stand
g such AS Ghono, hoe, Syphilis, q Get, Strctur s.
ria = affect Ons. Ulcers upon the d., or in the
throat and DGSe we treat vi Ii that success ich few
phySlc1 NJ in the worl are capable of TIE s.. WHO
APP IN the cary stages OF the dseise surp i.el
at The little inconv ind rapidity attending their
c.s.. aud thos. who have suffer- from gu cks and
their roisohs, will b.. rrantcd permanent cure
without Inc curry DR.. Brothers celebrated hool ing
ohsh Syrup is to be hid only at the office Il Drs
nfotheis Graz: OPT Ole tie Smiths.n Inst tn.
to-, Island. feb ?-eo2w
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Letter from lion. Wenry Clay.

As;lL'ND, 20 h Julr, 1855
Dear Sir: wish to exp,cs- to y"u III .rt fc;,,,nn
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Trc' H;in iIuLt, ts1. Ii CLAY.
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LONE AGAIN. t,ke great p!easur

ONE Az IN ana axe great pleasure in
IL forming my old friends and Gus oaleIs thar,
1T hav Eg tried my luck in Calf r:,it have t.
lie down Winds, RS Old stand, It'll street.
ami will be pie .sed to furnish Dry Goods, Boots an
Shoes at thu low est arket price.
From this day until tn LIST dry of Mar, h. viii
4. all suot.s in my fifteen per ut less tn
cost to make for fresh supply OF Spring Goods
Pleas ~ ar il mind that shall d rx,ctIy VIII t
pr''m:s. and lest Il nv sine hty give early
call. Don't fo,gt the store, two doors south of st.
Oh 1th +. NJ. MAGKCDER.
On leaving Seventh street, take great pleasure in
recommending Mr.. Magrud to my customers an |
the public generally min highly or 10y OF their
pa rnnase. Join A. WINDSOR
feb Sc st
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Letter from tie Hon T,oma3 IL. Deafon.

WASHINGTON IIY. !rii -. 1919.
VT trccH an Hunt. fla: owe you many ttsuks
Tor Tic l' iuniti hrrJ had read the Ner naIts
Mag: zne AMI Inv uu'i it in - c Il Mapn.
1l"". AID int welt re- lea i-hei. uf AL tte u,ef;l
matt viii ii the utlc would imp y. aud presented
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THOMAS H. BENTON
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MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN COMMERCIAL. REyftv

Ef FIRE NAN HUNT. kpIToa AND pHcpia.siaR
HE nu Der f.r Dccem CT. 1850. COZ. ;r...i ine
twenty Til 1t semiannud vo uhIa The work
has been en al sn'c its mmati, cRicili IN Jaiy
i>1J, and each ,ol'me containing I4,,~c III an
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re- o. 'e VA :'znr may ie o. t"ine' ~ the uiish.
vi : "H C IL IL ton street New foi ~ neatly .n
substantial buut H. for two dollars al.d i la!e p,r
In" 10 lowing arc n w of The many commer,ltt5r,
lett rs rcc'i I'd 10y d I'll tor of the Aiertauis -.
siztnc from siingu;sh. sTatc man:
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HoUsE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
L Furnishing Ware Rooms large and we'll .elect
ed assortment IF Furniture, China, Glassw are &C.
compri>ng-
Rose God. Walnut. and aaho.a any Sofas
Arm Chalr. and Part.r Chairs finish, Il in Eroca
telle. Plush, and Hair Goth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut. ad Nah gary full.
Slab Dressing Bureaus, Wardrob+s. W a. h.ta.. ds
Bed>tead- Feather Bed lair aud Shuck Mat
trAs>e>, &c.
Cd Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly dc.
cOrap-d
French China Teaware Flower Vases, Coffee Ours
Silver Plated Casters. Spoons. Ladies', Forks, Ac
In short i. stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the iiUUSE-FURNlSlIIAG- Iine, an
at pr,c ; tn Il cannot tail TO p.easr.
A liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references
dec 10 JAMES &. MCGUIRE