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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
TRANSFORMERS DEFREES,

ATTORNEYS & COUNsELLORS AT LAW,
Will attend all the Courts o. Marshall county.
South Bend, Jan 10, 1853 4iyI
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Shaving and Hair-DreSSing.
DONE IN THE NEATEST MANNER, EITHER
A OR NIGHT BY
sf. I'll. Fec = e

HENTLEMEN Of Plymouth and vicinity, !
VI am now prepared to shave You and cut
your hair at prices lower than has heretofore
been charged in this town. Come and Civ c
me achance. Don't use your old razorS any
longer, for they always make you cry.
Shop 4 doors east, under Brownlee's store.
March 3, 1853. tml. A. NJ. L.
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"a N ACCT


Declaring the uord "tcn," az the tenth
section Of an act to Incorporate the
fown of Plymouth. Marshall county,
approved february llth, 1851. a mis-
print.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Indiana. That
The word ten" i'll the tenth section OF
all act to incorporate the town of Plym-
ouih. in Marshall county approved Feb
ruary llth. 1851. is hereby declared a
misprint. and the word tro is substituted
therefor.
SEC. 2. This act is hereby declared to
be an act of emergency. and shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
passage and publication in the Plymouth
Banner. Approved June Is, 1852.
March 10. 1853. BIB.
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EXH T

OF the Receipts and Expenditures of the
Town of Plymoath, Marshall county
Indiana. for the fiscal year ending
March 7th, A. d. 1888.
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R. L. FARNswORTH J. 81. DErREEs
SOUTH BEND. INDIA. A.
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SALE.

March 10, 1853. 2w3
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MUSIC DEPOT.

TIME UNDERSIGNED have just completed the
l. most perfect arrangements with Northern and
Eastern Publishers of Music, enabling them to
promptly supply tho public with all the newest
music.
We have constantly on hand PIANO FORTES
of the celebrated ROSENKRANZ mandatory,
and being agents for the sale of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia. and Baltimore pianos. we tatter our
selves from practical experience in this depart
ment to warrant satisfaction to the most fastidious
purchaser.
We have for sale also MELODEONS from the
mandatory Of BISHOP & CHILD. Cleveland,
Ohio, acknowledged by judges to be superior in
strumcnts to any of eastern manufacture.
We are also sole agents for the unequalled Church
and Parlor ORGANS of PAMPLETZ and RODE
VALID. The organs from this manufnctory are
said to excel all others ufactured in this Coun-
try for beauty and power of tone.
We have also the sole agency for MARTINS
unrivalled GUITARS, an assortment Of which
direct from the manufacturer, we shall constantly
keep on hand.
We are likewise agents for Kcller's american
Crsm Violins. Badgers B@hm and Diatonc
Slafes the keyed violin, and the spirited advocate
of music, the {. Musical World and T.mes"
We constantly keep on hand Strings for all in
struments, besides every thing appertaining to tn,
musical line.
Musical instruments Of every description t,net
| and repaired.
HILBUS Il HITZ,
Music Depot, south side Perm. avenue,
| four doors west of Tent street.
Aug l-dlw [star.I
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

VXTHEREAsb by the act entitled .An act relating
w to Dogs" approved 25th July, 1929, and the
act amending the same approved 9th April, 1888,
it is provided that "vhenever it shall be made APP
pear to the satisfaction of the Mayor that any ami
NAL Of the dog kind within this city shall be
"deemed and considered mad.'' it shal be tsthe
duty of the Mayor to issue his proclamation
curing that all animals of the dog kind shall be
kept confined for such number of days as he shall
deem expedient and proper, to state in said proc
lamation, not exceeding ninety days; and it shall
be the duty of the city constables, and lawful for
any other person, to kill and bury all and every
dog going at large contrary to the said proclama-
tion,' SIC.
Now, therefore, it having been made to appear
to my satisfaction that there 'animals OF the
dog kind" mad within this city, do hereby give
notice, to ali whom it may concern, that call ami
mails of the dog kind in this city are required to
be kept confined for and during the term of sixty
da va from the date hereof and the police officers
of this Corporation required to enforce the law
in respect to all such as may be found going at
large contrary to this proclamation.
Given under my hand at the Mayors office, in
the city OF Washington, this 10Th day of June,
1858. JOHN w. MAURY,
July 6--law6w Mayor.
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THREE CHEERS FOR THE RED, WHITE
AND BLUE. ara
ssChango Makes Change

"Chango Makes Change"
Wholesale Ice Cream Depot-C street, rear of
Broiun's Hotel
THE SUBSCRIBER, in removing to his ne W
i place of business, returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage extended to him at his Saloon on the
Avenue. during his sojourn in that locality. Hav.
ing from press of business. and an increased de-
mand for his famous Ice Cream. been compelled to
abandon the retail business, and attend entirely to
that OF the wholesale, he has closed his we'll known
Saloon, and removed his depot to the above men
toned street, and in the store formerly occupied
by Hatch & Co. as an Oil and Camphine Estab-
ishment, whore he respectfully informs the public
that he will be prepared TO furnish them with
Creams of all coors, and of the richest fayors al
the shortest notice. He has attached to his depot
an Ice Cream Express wagon, in which the article
will be sent to any part Of the city to moulds Of
any size, and in any given quantity. Having just
received an excellent assortment Of moulds from
Paris, Dinner Parties, Tea Parties, Balls, Excur-
sions, Pic MICS, Ice Cream Saloons, &C.. &C.,
served in superior style and with despatch
N. b. Orders left at the Office attached to his
Depot, or with the driver of the Express wa gon,
(Which will hereafter be designated with flag OF
''RED, WHITE, and BLuE,'D will receive prompt
attention. Good folks send in your orders, or, II
you choose, you can "wAIT Foa THE WAGON"
t. M. HARVEY, Agent
For J. RUSSELL, ia.
TIL,
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REEF1Nc TopsAns.--We are informed that a
most important invention has just been perfected
for the purpose Of rcefng topsals, claiming the
following advantages First The topsail can be
reefed from the vessel deck, in the heaviest gale,
by the watch on deck, rendering it unnecessary to
call all hands for the purpose. Second. The top
sail can be reefed without laying the sail aback, or
changing the angle of the topsail yard---a most
important consideration when beating in narrow
passage, or when it is an object to save time.
Third. The reefs made much snugger, strong
err, and handsomer, than by the oldplan. Fourth.
The topsail be reefed in less than one quarter
of the time required by the old plan. Fifth. The
weight of rigging aloft is lessened rather than in
creased. Sixth. The plan can be adapted to the
present rig of vessels at small expense. The in
ventor Of the above old seafarng officer, is now
in this city, and is DESTROYS of making arrange
ments with some business party to manage the
whole mattcr.--Baltmors Patriot, yesterday,
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SurFocATED.--We understand from the cele-
brated diver, John Green, that man named
William Mcdonnell was suffocated while engaged
in exploring the wreck of the steamer Eric, above
Silver creek, on Wednesday last. This was his
first attempt at diving, but, being confident OF
success, he was engaged by the party having the
wreck in charge, and made one descent without
difficulty. The second time he remained under
water longer than is usual, and when tclcgraphcd
he made no response. Those IN charge of the
line Immediately sought to raise him, but found
it had caught in something, making such a thing
impossible. Green, and another skilful diver,
Martin Quigley, proceeded to Silver creek with
their nrmor, and on Sunday morning went to the
wreck for the purpose of diving for the body.
They found that the rope had become olsen
gaged-in. consequence OF the buoys being cast
about by the waves and wind--and they were able
at once to druw up tho corpse of their comradc.
Buffalo Express.
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| THRILLING IAcipENr About week ago a party
Of young gentlemen went out bathing The spot
selected was a large mill-pond, in the county OF
Bedford. The pond was about fifteen feet deep.
After swimming about awhile, four of the party
got into riclety old boat and attempted to pad
die across the pond. Of these four two had Just
learned to swim; the third could not swim at all
the fourth, Mr. L., was excellent swimmer.
They had gotten about fifty yards from shore,
when the boat began to sink, and then occurred
| the most thrilling scene it was ever lot to re-
cord. MIR. L., in hopes that the boat might sus-
tain one, jumped out and told those who could
swim to do the same. They did SO, and made for
the shore, leaving Mr.. l.. alone with the young
man who could not swim. Seeing that the boat
must sink, Mr.. L. said, "W., keep perfectly cool,
do Just as | bid you; am good swimmer and
can you; but if you suffer yourself to become
frightened, we will both be drowned, for will
never leave YOU" Hardly had he spoken the
words when down went the boat, and Mr.. l.. seiz-
ing his companion, who displayed almost much
GOODNESS himself, by the hair, commenced
swimming with one hand for the shore. He
had proceeded but short distance when he
became fatlgued, and attempted to relieve him
self by changing his position. In doing he
had to let go his companion, who instinc-
lively clasped him, and both instantly sank
to the bottom. Perfectly selfpossessed, Mr.. L.
inflated his lungs before going down, and, as they
arose, renewed his grasp upon w. and again
SLruCk out IOI stoIc. iIdu SOtLcHd Hdu way
when he again became fatigued, and down they
both went second time, Mr. L. initiating his
lungs as before. Still perfectly cool, as they
reached the surface he, for the third time renew
ed his efforts to reach the bank, and for the third
time they both sank to the bottom. Finding that
he had no longer strength to swim, Mr.. L., while
under the water, his lungs still full of air and his
intellect undsturbed, attempted to push w. to
the shore. As he did so he struck a stump, and
from this stump sand-bar led to the edge of the
pond, just where the other members of the party
were standing, paralyzed with fear. To get upon
the stump to raise w. out of the water, and to
call for assistance, was the work Of a moment.
They were saved. Too much praise cannot be
awarded to Mr.. l.. for the cool courage and mag
nanimity displayed on this occasion; nor is w.
undeserving of credit, for although completely
strangled with water and barely conscious, he still
resoutey obeyed the instructions of his preserver;
and thus, owing to the selfpossession of the one
and the obedience of the other, they were enabled
to save themselves from an untmely death.
(Lynchburg (Va.) Express.
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LIGHTS, H0,


-
GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS.
South side Pennsytpania avenue, betsceen Al md
9TH streets, opposte National Hotel.
ANDELABRAS, ORNAMENTAL GAS BURN
EMS, PROJECTORS, BRACKETS, &c, &C.
ME SUBSCRIBERS having lately fitted up
- tneir establishment, are now prepared 10 in
INTO stores, factories hotos or private res
loences, Fipes, with all tho necessary append
ages aitsr the most approved and modern STYLES.
having Deon engaged almost exclusively fov the
last hve years In this particular branch OF bust
ness, they feel confident that THAR work will not
fail to please any who may favor them with their
patronage. lf
They have now on hand and are daiIv rec wing
n beautiful lot Of Wall Brackets and ornamentsl
Gas Fixtures, suitable for saloons private psrlorg
and halls. to which they resp fully invite the
public inspection.
Orders left at our Gas Fitting Depot will be
punctually attended to.
The subscribers having in their employ none but
competent workmen, good and faithful jobs may
be expected ~ M
Gas Fitting and Plumbing in all its branches
attended to promptly and with despatch.
J. REESE & co.
N. b. The subscribers have for inspection one of
their porte BILE Gas Generators, intended for light
ing churches and country residences-a new and
extremely convenient inventions.
July l6-eodlm ]. r & CO.
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BY J. o. MCGUIRE, A~etionser.

BY y. o. Mc(7UxRk, Auottoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PRINTING MATE.
i RiAL.-On Monday morning, August let, at
10 O'Clock by virtue IT decd OF trust, shalI sell
at the publishing Office Of the "Amercan Tele.
graph,' on the east side Of sixth street. south OF
Pennsylvania avenue, the following printing ma
tefial, viz:
l Hose X Co. Double Cylinder Napier Press, with
Taylor air springs. bed 81 by Al M
Double Stands, with racks n
Single Stand
Standing Galeys
Imposing Sticks
! Imposing Stone, "a by 76
do do 44by3 81
I Brass Galleys f
500 lbs Nonpareil a41
TOO lbs Brewer 4'
Head Type, Leads. Rules, Cuts, Chases
Stove, Tables, Chairs. and Office fixtures.
Terms: $50 and under. cash; over that sum,
credit OF two, four, and six months, for satisacto
riy endorsed notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MEG UIRE,
July 25-d Auctioneer.
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PORCELAIN GOODS.

r HAVE on hand full supply of Porcelain goods
l. from the celebrated factory of Cartilage & Co.
such as plum white. gilt edge, grapevine, and
fancy Door and Finger Plates, Number Plates
Moutbpieces, Door Knockers, Fancy Escutcheon
Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer Knobs of all the
different fancy patterns; Porcelain Sign Letters
several sizes, article superior far to the gilt
am prepared to fit up door plates at short no
tice, of any patterns persons may select, which
are far neater than any article yet introduced.
E f. WHEELER,
Opposite Browns Hotel
july 9-lmeod News & Start
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DAR-IRON, STEEL AND NAILS, TIN,
ID Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, and Tin
Zinc; American and English Sheet-ron. Bellows,
Anvis, Upright, Parallel and Chain Vices. and
other goods Of this description, which will be sold
cheap. H. WHEELER,
Corner 7th and streets, near the Canal.
July 9--1m News and Star.l
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Electric Telegraph--South Farland to Belgium.
TRINrrY HOUSE, LONDON,
June %, 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the submarine ca
BILE, extending from the South Farland to Bel
GUM, lies in IN east by south direction, (by COM
pass,) with the South Farland lighthouse in line
bearing w. by N until without the stream of the
Goodwin Sand, passing about one mile to the
southwark of the South Sand Head light-vessel
after which, it takes general E. s. E. direction
across to the Flemish banks.
Mariners are requested to observe that it is de-
srable that vessels should not anchor with this
mark or bearing on, lest, by so doing, they dam
age the electric cable, or lose their own anchors.
BY order J. HERBERT,
August lit Secretary.
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THE VIRUs OF SNAKEs.--Dr. Jeter, of Pal
myra, Missouri, advertises for rattlesnakes, cop
per-heads, or moccasin snakes. The head of the
serpent should be unmashed. 1t appears that
Doctors Taylor and Jeter are performing course
Of experiments on the virus of serpents. DR..
Jeter was appointed by the last Medical Conven-
ton, held at st. Louis, the chairman of COM
mittee whose duty it became to draw up paper
on the subject of snake bites, and therefore these
governments are instituted.
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THE DEAD ALIvE.-A little girl, about ten
years of age, the daughter of one Of our most es-
teemed citizens, was taken sick few days ago,
and on Monday evening, to the poignant grief Of
her PARENTS apparently died. The usual prepare
tons were made, the room darkened, and the
body enclosed in shroud, with the intention of
burying it yesterday afternoon But on yester-
day morning the apparently dead girl revived,
and terribly frightened at the situation in which
she found herself, with cries alarmed the house
hold. She is since doing well.
Norfolk Ta.) NeacS. y
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On Saturday, July 30th, at six O'Clock p. m.
in the triumphs of the Christian faith, ELLEN
JOSEPHINE NYE, daughter of J. w and p.
NrE. in the 22ds year of her age of lingering
consumption, which she bore for two years and
was at the time, and for number Of years, a
pious and exemplary member Of tho, Methodist
Episcopal Church. a.
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Total for three weeks. S2,97O,96O $5,299, 1886
ssIf the increase at other ports shall correspond,
there will be no reason to complain Of the balance
of trade. The Franklin took out S850,S76 IL in
specie.
"The stock market is again depressed. I"
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Total. .$23, 863, 3l2 $3l, 73O, l54 $33, l94, OlO

Total. 23,6b3,3I2 $3I, 73U,I54 $33,I54,UIu
The entire deposits for the first seven months
in 1852, it will be seen, were $3l 100, 154. Show
ing an increase this year of 81 ,463, 1856.
The shipments of specie to foreign countries
during the month of July have been $2,455,6
making the entire shipments of specie to foreign
countries since the first January, of the current
year, ,637, not including $780, which
was taken out by the Franklin to-day, making
the whole amount $l3, sos, 637, against exports Of
last year, during the same period, $l8,851 ,6l4,
showing a difference in favor of this year OF
$5,245,979.
The receipts of gold from California therefore,
in round numbers, will exceed our exports four
teen mllions.-Philadclphia Bulletin July 80.
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REMOVAL.

THE undersigned beg leave to announce that
l. they have removed their WINE q QUok
STORE to rs Dock street, two doors east of their
former establishment, where they will DO glad to
receive the visits of their friends and patrons, to
whom they offer the attraction of Stock not SUR
passed for purity, variety, and excellence by any
establishment in the United States
THOMAS II. JACOBS h CO.,
Jply6 rs Dock street, PhilsdelPhia'
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LAMARTINE's MorMER.---It is currently re-
ported, and believed to be quite authentic, that
the mother of the celebrated French patriot, La
MARITIME, was Massachusetts, girl, named Wait
still Brigham. She married the father of the
eminent statesman Lanartine, when quite young,
in Boston, and then went to France, where she
remained during her life.
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OFFICIAL.


To ALL WHOM II MAY CONCEHN:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited t.
me that HusERT MEuGENs has been appointed
Consul of Belgium, for the port of New Orleans
inthc State ofLouisiana, do hereby recognise hin
as such, and declare him free to exercise and en-
Joy such functions, powers, and privileges as arr
allowed to the Consuls of the most favored ma
tons in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these let
tiers to be made patent, and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, the 28th day of July, A. d. 1853
f.. s.. and of the independence of the United
States of America the seventy eghth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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July l9-tf
FOR RENT.

A. TIE FOUR STORY HOUSE on street,
@iiI lately occupied by Mrs. Reed "a boarding
house. 1t has been thoroughly repaired, and a
large back building has been added to 1t. Inquire
corner of Thirteenth and H streets.
July 25-eOdtf +
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DEATH OF COMMODORE NEwToN.-A letter from
Pensacola to officer of the navy on this station
announces the death in this town, on the 18th in
slant, of Commodore John T. Newton, command
ing the home squadron.
..-.. f----. Norfolk Renco1,, IltLu %.
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The SPECIE MovEMENT-From the statement
of the United States mint, the amount of gold
deposited during the month of July amounts to
$3,49l 900. The following is comparative
statement of the deposits at the mint for the first
seven months of 1851, 49, and SO:
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A CARD.

IOSEPH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
81 M0SIC, respectfully informs the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity that he has established
himself in this city, and is prepared to give les
sons on the Piano. Guitar, and in Singing.
Orders left Mt MIR. Thompson Daguerrean Gal
iery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
r. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms--Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar 25 IE n.
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TO BUILDERS, CARP ENTERs, AND CON
TRACTORS.

HAVING taken great pains to lay in q good
HI and general assortment of building Hard
ware, am now prepared to offer to those wanting
such goods such inducements AZ am convinced
will suit. am determined not to be undersold
by any house in Washington. All my goods
come direct from manufactures, which enables me
to offer them at New York and Philadelphia prices;
and making the building material my principal
trade, think can come IJttle under others in
this line of business.
enumerate in part NOR. villa, NOR. hotel, rab
NOR, sliding door locks and iatches, NOR. night
latches, plated furniture. horizontal, upright,
raj, cottage hotel, western and novelty rim locks
and latches, rim iatches all kinds; white porce-
lain knobs with porcelain plato furni-
ture; dark min lsgrey mini, variegat mini, and
all kinds of rose and fancy color knobs for front or
parlor knobs, with the patent silver glass knobs,
an article that needs only to be brushed of to
clean it, and always showing fine plate; the old
plated knobs, when they cleaned leaves dirty
spot the door. Also, cash astenngs. all tho diff
ferent patterns; windowbiind fasteDings, inside
shutter fastenings, cupboard catches, hooks and
eyes. loose and fast Joint butts, hinges, Parliament
hinges, Plant & Partners patent shutter hinges;
bets Of all kinds nails hat and coat books
pulIeys. sash weights, sash cord, and many other
things to numerous to mention, which will be sold
low. WHEELER,
Sign OF the Gun and Paddock,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
July 9-Imeod News Il Star.
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FURNISHED HOUsE.-Wanted to rent,
IL small, comfortable furnished house in a quiet
and pleasant eighborhood-locaIity not material
Address, for three days, r. j. H., through the Post
Office. July 29-3t
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ID RICKLAYERS.-Wa nted, on the Extension
ID of the United States Capitol, about fifty Brick
layers. To good workmen steady employment
will be given. Wages depending upon skill and
attention-the average being So 25.
M. G.. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers,
In charge OF the Capitol Extension
INV OS
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a. FOR RENT-Two third -story rooms of
@ii1 the new building at the corner of 9th and
D streets, near Pennsylvania avenue and the Cen
tire Market. One ia 20 by IS feet, tho other 20 by
80 feet.
Inquire at the Republic Office, opposite.
Juiy