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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
FAX NOtice--T853-

EFSE undersigned Treasurer Marshall
county. Indiana. Hereby informs the tax pav-
els OF said county hat Il c following per cent
um has l. cen levied on lie taxable proper v
and polls or lie lowing purposes, TO W.:
On each SsdJ valuation OF taxable pro ,er.v.
for STA purposes, % Cents. AM on eacii poll,
Iu Gems.
For county purposes. on each Slo1 valua-
uon OF taN'tle proper y, % ceAtS, rnl OH eacn
pol, 40 cents.
ior Library purpo- -, ~ cen.s, AMI - cent,
on eacn POI, ai.l for s.uAins fund purpo - }
tens.
For Township. School end Road purp sc i,
as tol loy>.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

poll, aud ''c + township purposes
And 1 do Ler y give no l.e II AZ accorlins
% law, shall IA Per Oh or by ieputy, attend
at H. Il IA piat e. ~! holding tlec ions in each
o; II everal ,own>h p>, on the DAYS spec f-I
below, lor lie urpDsc OF receiving tile raxe>
for the CURRENT year rom such tx payers as
Prefer iayihs IN lher oAn townships:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

DEL ES-SUPE lOR STYLES
Z aD ES step in ani look AZ them. end II
\ Won haze upply. yhu can lheu 'eli M
fr ends ina, they can get "suPprze Ear alls ss
,ha REiC LATOR'
Oct q
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
Oct q, Ie5] JitI.
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY s.:
In the Marshall Circuit Court FEB

Joseph Mirtln
WHEREAS the said plaintiff. nv her attor-
nry. filed her bill of complaint IN TIL, behalf,
in NV office, March 5, So, upnn which \
summons was issued and re urned no found.
and whereas onthe lilh day ofOctober 1853.
an aft !avit wa file in my off e 10y adI.in;-r
esresl person, ty Which IT appears that the said
defendant is a non resident OF tie State OF In
diana.
Tie aid defendant. Joseph Martin. is there
lore hereby noifie of he filing and pen lency
o .sid bill of complain anl that unless he
Mead answer or deinus thereto on or be ore
lie calling this eau -, OF ihe first day o tie
n-xt tern of sal cour, TO lie held at he cuhrf
hon. in "lynrn IN SAIL county, on The third
Monday IN febru Try next, tie same a 10 i n,
will be ia Ell confessed, and will be heard
and Determined in his abSen
r. iLEY Clerk.
w. G. Pomeroy. Sorcr. 'or plId
Ovt ~ 1879 Stt5
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27
5000, 5000, 1000.

honest community TO solve, as have just re-
ce.ved splendid 1t nj
ED y 20 @EDWD EE ~
From the city. which Will re soil FOR cash or
really pay Al Great Bargains.
Mus. da I.ans from ~ 10 iiL Ginghams
at ~ 10 o Dress silks will ,ell - city
cost, and fire assortment. have n CIV PEE
re- more of those calicoes a. 9 cents, and
Blanket Shawls that will keep Won warm or
: p. | am honest in there assertions, AMI If
you 20 not believe it rail- on G. u. Clark at
tie Bank Store, and convince your elves hat
am stating the hnne facts.
| remain your reni,
c. u. CLARK.
Oct 27, 1853. :4.f.
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Ncw civilizations.

GOOD BOOKS, useful for every reading
Jmenber of family may be Obtained in plain binding
at moderate prices, of FOWLERS WELLS Ohn1oA
Hall, No. ISL Nassau-st.
Hints Toward Reform BY II. Greeley. 81.
Literature and Art. BY s. Margarite Fuller. 81.
Human Rights. By Judge Huribut. 75c.
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The Constitution OF Man. BY George Combe. 75c.
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uansins SCHOOLS.

CEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING ACAD-
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Master. Al 81 and dtoclocs sfecn for Gentlemen as7t
md 81 O'clock evening Mr. Ill coniaenss the second
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Cost an0 foHno.

OsT-On Tuesday evening December -,
eil.r IN Fourtl,st or Broadway sable Fnf Ilpget'
The frder Of the same BY leaving Il AZ No OSl ~
VIII tie suita,ly rewarded.
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This country the fa- greater variety Oh able and pop
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SMALL FARM for SALE.-The under,

signed offers for sale the Farm Of the late JAMES
WRIGHT deceased pleasantly situated near Jefferson Val
ley IN Yorktown Westchesie County on the road Leading
and four fom the latter place The Farm contains about
ten acres of good lard On the premises are good Dwell
ing House AID other out buildings, all nearly new also
excellent Apple Orchard and other fruits Of various kinds
IL the above property Is not sold At private sale before the
first day of February next IL will that day be sold ne
public auction on the premises, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
N B.-Se0 Of the purchase money may remain on the
pre- misses, If required.
For further information sppy TO- or address, the under
ssned Ut his place of Tosidence. Nest Somers N. I.
r. C. VERNOL. Executor of James Wright, decd.
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Matbinerp, &r.

DOILERS.- Three Marine Drop Flue Boil
I'D ems nearly new be sold either sney or together on
reasoretle terms. CIiAS. w. COPELAND, Consulting
Engineer, No. O. Brosdway. t...re 80 III -
DRINTING PRESSES for SALE.-Ono
layse Double Cylinder Hoes make with air springs,
M for daily palef. Alo sfools;ap Cylinder tHoes
make1 and a large Taylor Cylinder ,,.r,,r~
No. 4 Sprsce-&, ny
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Real Gstate for Sale.

4 FARM for SALE CHEAP-In the town Of
"A Clsrkstown Rockland County, New.York, thirty miles
from the city. containing 81 with good aud cenye.
nent House Barn and other necessary outbuidinss ell
nearly good well Of the door; also young
snd fourshing orchard For particulars inquire OF s g.
ACTON, No; 6SS Broadway, COT of Amty-sS yASks0S
PIER WALTON, Fordham, or Of JAMES CoRSA, ON
The premises. -
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books for NEW YEAR PRESENTS

DOCKS for NEW YEAR PRESENTS
I'D ADEIANcE, SHERMAN a Co. Nc. Actor House
desire call the aitenroa Of the puc 20 tAer sr-e col
lection Of ANIMALS. ILLUSTRATED WORKS and
oskeT GIFT-BOOkS.
Their assortnent consists Of BOOKS suitable COR
EVERY AGE, and will be io.ud upon inspection 10 Be -
extensive aud besuEl aay the city, and S be sold
stequRiy low prices. -
Tfev lave also 10 olrr a hae assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES selected fTola ID lates upora, expressly
for Ire Hoday sscs and hch they enabled 70 sell AZ
~ IDEIlEtT' SHERMAN \ Co. No. 2 stor House.
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i.NHO MEN WANTED-Engineer
HUN OSce Trenton, \. J.-EnlaEEe13en, o. nc ~,
Delaware sud Rrritnn CanAlN anted- li-ed4A.T,ff, 80
tits work stoe Men inclEdsus arge NUMBER OF s
sud Carptutsrs Also frs-ra'e eoerseiie snl e1 ,s
Ssperin:endeuts and about 50 Forernen Nonr - 800
Known 10 TIE undersigned OF bringing the very o..
rnendatio need sypy. Applications tor 'as,e > = iii
Nil he received az this oice u Moaday eriSsa ~ -
'-''' ao '' EnrIueer D. ard z Canal
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NUMBER FOUR Of the NETWORK
~ QUARTERLY Il ready !or delivery.
CoSrxSTs--Pslh Wad0 Esfscesoa Memoirs OF Bsr,hoid
George Niebrhr New Works Slavery, Review Of DIS
closuf from tie Spirit World Bzncros H6.ory OF tie
United States Scientific Researches Outline Drswnl-s OF
10! N Flaxinsn WITH ether OF cdnal coeu2ozlry in
tc.est. Published by CORNISH, LAAPoRr s Co,
So. 3PAgk pia.,.
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vT,HE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.

TT'HE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO.
Il Having eopsunns,ed their ssrsnes &c,
hand tose,her with supply for ssles After Dceember
lie Once for exhibiting and for general .;a3sasi,sn Of tho
Murray st. second foor where tie public are invited to
can sld see sewing Mscbilo o 80 at viii DO Al kAs
OF work. om the ntctess canhsvto fe cosrsess osWhg
rp nor unrayel SIR ClfAs. NErTLETON, NO. 81 Wall
ST. will the business Of The Co. and ave expana
tiers touching the merits and utility CT this truly wonder
of the sye. Price only 53
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900 0O0 MAY be SAFELY and profit

" SUsUUO ably invested in an established Hard.
concern located OF the larger cities interior
the State Of Newlork The business OF the concern has
been placed in its present advantageous condition after
pe-rg through several yesrs the usual OF col
ectng and selecting set OF customers The stock consists
entirely Staple Goods well assorted and in good order
The patty Offering the sale is led IL by domestic circu
ard business opening another land lie does not
wish application from any party unless they have the
means O, ueir command within reasonable time.
A. no would engage in a business without LOOKING
into il carefully il thought best cay in this place.
in addition anyt ing more than that the location pleasant
and healtly-the business Is good oue-the society good
ard the expense Of living and Conducting reona-
be To person Of moderate expectations who has tle
means and WHO disposed occupy snug and safe posi
tou. The oTenng lie desirable one. .
All communications may he addressed 10 FLEMING at
the Office OF the New Yors Times No lis Nassau ST. whieh
in al cases will be regarded confidential and be replied
with ankness within week Of their being left Of the
Times Office.
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GOLD MEDAL awarded for the best

A GOLD MEDAL awarded for the best
IA Book binding, given by the American Institute
at the late Fair to Il. WALKER K SONS, Ne"-f0rk
Book BiBdeIy, No. 1 IA Fultor-st -,
T. w. Sons respectfully inform their friends and The
public that they special attention to their elegant PC
oria and Subsfatial Book-bndng Of all descriptions OF
large illustrated works,
Boydelrs Shakspere, yield Book OF the heyollson,
Hosarths Works, Virtues Bible aud illustrated
HerpeI's Bible and Sbaksperc, WORKS
Ea-ner's Magazine Tails & Co.'s Shakspere,
InconOgaphic Encyclopedias Audnbons ouairupeds ana
Family Deyotions Ornitholozy ofAmer.ca.
The Life o( Christ. Royal Portfolios and Aliases
r| All descriptions of Pictorial Library ard Job Book
binding executed in neat end elegant styes at reasonable
prces az their old utand, No ia Fulton-st.
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CAsHIOYABLE COUNTRY RESI-.

FASHIONABLE COUNTRY RESI-
IL DENCE.s to LET or LEASE,-Edrher the Htnson
House or the Marine Cottages Of tie sucfber 1T Dos
ors n. er Glen Cove L. o. 0aeres 81 the Fam vii be
attached to either il desired Each resdeace calculated
for Gentleman aad bis family sehed 10 blend the sqpei
iytenderce of anal farm With a relred, beautiful end
h.aIthy country residence Each residence has about u
rooms The land surpassed IN prodactyenes and ~"
MACS have the advantages affsDslng nose orsfe my
rs tatfd on Long Island Sound about . miles from mo
tv and about miles fr0n tine village Of Glen Cove ead
The Loaf landing Taey viii be LEI furnished 1g unfair
usea and with or without tue stock AID In piemeis0 t
Esbaudry Possession Immediately IT desired. Apply on
'' 's-'''' - - HENRY II. WESTERN.
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NNUALs. GIFT BOOKS andJUvENILE

n GAMES With large variety of other articles suta-
bic FOX tie Hoddys will be sold at the lowest prices by
ABRAHAM MAZE,
No. Z37 Bleecker-st- opposite lie Royst
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ACCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1853,
IA PAPER STATIONERY of evely variety, at low
Sc Circulars Checks Notes &c, furnished IN style re-
ouired FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Statiorers Printers and Book Binders No Il Madenane
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last MORRISANIA vILLAGE.-second-

last MORRISANIA VILLAtiE.-Second-
IL avenue R1lroad.AbOut 80 lots yet Tor sae-Terns
per down and balance before the Rth MARCH,
l85These ots occupy very healthy and beautiful oca'
ton near aud full OF tho East River and In the inn
mediate vicinity Of the residences OF several OF the most
wealthy and respectable citizens of Westcbeater County
Also fine fishing within quarter of mile The Morrana
Branch Railroad sre ady built through tbs properly
also the New Rochelle and Sccondayenue Rroad which
has been lately chartered it expected viii pas through
this property Several now building and ofs selling
rapidly Distance OF this property ion the city nlnc miles
B. WINTON. No. s TJonrow, near Harlem Railroad
OEce.
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EARM and COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE
Il in NEWARK. N. ia small tsEin, Containing rgii
tour 70 five scIes witt FOOD Dwelling Honse Barn Waz-
On House. and oter valuable inpros enents wlth Fh1s
bic Garden well stocked with choice hFit trees sna srs
s. having front of 60 feet OB one Of the best syenu
and en- high and COMMANDING Elevation overooAhz S
whsle CITY, river and harbor, and wfiI Ten gtf
of the Market-st Dep6t. The grounds are wei e~eitrd
for one OF the best ipoy IN the cy Inc foR1J
", situated for person living there sla aIlns " -
la NewYork Ter1us essv For fun particulars alIsy 20
q" W. ALBERT r. NICOLAY,
Rea! Estate aud Oenera Anetonee7
1901 no. 40 Wal-sf
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CLEGANT CHRISTMAS BOOKSHELF

l'LEJANI
II KFEPsAKE for la53-''The Queen ofthe Annualsr
STORIES AND STUDIES FROM CHRONICLE AND
HISTORY. 1.-THE best Giil-book for youth
TIE WALDORF FAMILY. BY Mrs Embury.
THE ROMANCE OF NATURE; Or, The Poeleal Lam
e@TIffE 81 GIFT LEAVES OF AMERICAN POETRY. Ed
tied by Rufus w. GTiswoid, Esq.
SCRAP BOOKS in every desirable form and binding.
and other rch bindings -,
Also large stock OF miscellaneous Books adapted to the
Holiday season For sale by JNO. L: KIkEis,
No l29 Fulton st., Herald Buildings.
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AT PRIVATE SALE--The three-story and
IN brown-sope HOUSE, No.i1 @th-st, between Broad
way and 4th-ay. -
PRTNcE-sr.-North side No. 90, Mercersy three
story brick House with all the modern improvements.
l7TIIsT-ThreestOry brick House, No lS8 West lIthst
north side between It'll and 8th-sys.
BLEECKERsT Three story brick House, north east cor
ner of Lsurens with Stable on the rear Of The lot
BLEEcKER AND GREENE-sr.-Nortl-west corner, 81 oy
100 with the Buildings For price terms and part cnais ap
ply TO COLE CHlLTON, NO Wal-sts
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Uants.

CLERK WANTED-In a Lawyers Office
~ one who can sneak German and French; German
preferred Salary s.0per month. Address LAWYER, At
the office of this paper.
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"ANTED-A Man of enterprise, having
w from $500 TO $4,000 He can have sn opportu.
nifty of establishing for hmselfn New-Yors, cash business
which will net 50 PER The principal article will be
furnished 10 hun from the Mandatory in Philadelphia
One familiar with dental materials preferred. Communi'
cations prepaid TO J. X L., Philt dePhs, stating name
and address. viii be at once repLledto
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CALESAfEN WANTED.-Partiesw who have
- had long experience ard have acquaintance with
cash and shortme buyers Of dry goods CARPETS OF fancy
goods termed Yankee Motions effect iayorab!e AZ
Tsngemenis with the undersigned. o,,
TWEEDY, M0ULToN PLlMPIoN,
No. "a Broadway.
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rTIO SHIP.OWNERS and MASTERS For

i sale cheap complete set of English Charts with sail
ing directions for the North and South Atlantic aud Ia
cite Oceans including the Straits OF Nsgean and the Bay
and Harbor of San Francisco from recent sveys and on
the Ian sest scale published Apply 10 GEO '" Af"ooD
No 20 MatAr-st.
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,oP sAIT-A Grst.class FARN. highly im

EOR SALE-A Grst-class FARM, highly in.
Il proved Of 49, sele. at Harrison Pu,ehsse IL Wet
chssr Co N Y about three miles from tie Harlem Rail
road Depot White Plans and about four miles from the
New. Haven RsilIoad Depot st PoTteaester 81 Rye.
srre bouse barns ard other ut-buidngs-oschards aud
vsrety Of other fruit treessyns suitable 20 divide IN
or three small f<s, having tine view Of the East River
from most parts OF the farm VIII b. sold in plots ali
together For particulars, inquire Of JOSHUA SUTTON.
on the prsnlise- who wishes the city OF of
i SlTTON No. 10 Enlron Il Blpokyn. l. J.
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E0R SALE-The Store and lot. No 5t
Il CTsrast Applyto JAS. CARR, No. S'' Bsv2ue,s 81.
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DARTNER WANTED.-A person having q
capital Of SIS ooo and who is willing ~ engage in and
take charge Of manufacturing business can clear $4,000 to
Size per year. for ~ years Cash required down only
as eco Address. with real name, MANUFACTURE Fri
bune Office. Good references given and required There
can be no competition in the business.
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NENTLENIEN wishing good Board, with
DERMANENT BOARD.-Three separa.e
DOOMS to LET, with BOARD.-A Gentle
Eonses 10 Get.

IfUU1tb 10 IIEs
DOOMS with STEAM POWER TO LET
III Fine light Rooms with good steady Power, TO- let IA
be rev Depot Building corner Of Center and Frsnksts
Apply to w. A. ALLEN, On the premises second door,
rom 10 10 daily.
CTFAM POWER TO LET.-Several we'll
- hghted Rooms with constant and steedy epower, IN
buiIdinr corner Elizabeth AID Hestersts. Apply 20
MORTON 4 BREMNER, No. 2I2 Pearlst, cor. Fletcher
THO RENT on BROADWAY-Three Stores,
l. rent $50 to $500 also Carriage or other Manutae.
tory rent moderate; location good Also an stiniaoo
ScbcolRoem in second story rent SS0. Also large
Basement 24x7o and apartments 20 small respectable fam
lies. Apply to r. G.. PIERCE, No. ll4 broadway
YNO LET-Well.lighted ROOMS, with or
il without Steam Power, of any size. Inquire Of
c. NJ. SIMONS0N No. 1871 Lewist