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In the meanwhile the now thoroughly exesed pss..n

IN INC e,shbVnle, tne DOW thoruughy ssctSu
ger bad risen ro the taoe the female pJrtion sees
INTO the after cabin and ,he gathering round nc
eursged as Sgter
"He's nedn shouted one
throw him uverpoAril7 yelled another.
Knock him down p cried third
blind hi1l hand and foot!- bawela fourth
Take care re don't H., s.rns ONE ecIJed 4 ana
But the voice Of the -Nih speaker ~ts drowneio ~
the louder lungs Of the H1os!er who saidniy exciA
ed in a voice Of tdUBler
Here | am answered the person called for as be
came 70 the spot. -.
he N, inted 10 the - o he hsd knocked Iowa.
a'whstfor asked the Captain.
"What for Way for stealing I'1a, ofc1 guar %, "a
nv rirnt stole nv purse containing I'VE nun ira DOL
Lars Iii m esgles which have bcdn year IN laying
M 10 GO 70 California; ami that thief got my new sax
pocket handkercheF, I'm to me oy Fo'y "0re l ''4'
home"
Nao Ven are haf .r he shpu.i in passion, a, The
same time ustng his hand into his bosom.
"Youre a thief you SON of gun ! retor;ed the Hoo
asarch him. captain and il you don't ind the puss On
him. why cAop into sansags, and eat me Tor supper,
1--WE mus, search you, sir, said the captain to the
msn accgsed.
~ won't be searched answered tie fellow, hauyh-
iiy. ." SIN gentleman
That remains to be seen repisd;he skipper calmly,
Searched vru shall be"
The man was accordingly searched and though every
pocket was lOokel into. money answerng 20 the
description Of the Hoosier found and they were
sbou, giving il up Look in his boo;s cXcsim ii tle
loser Of the purse " Hes some kin 70 John Aaire,
lnd vii he hung yet aiore he dies
The left boot pulled OF and sure enough there "as
the money, exactly answering the description, con1rm
ing the guilt Of the gentleman.
Cpon tie other fellow hehandkerchief was also touai
having IRE H0Csiers name egb,y written upon H. and
the ~ rascals were with the permission OF the lnL
anisn, Tended upon the shore AZ once
TIE Hoosier also for putting II. ashore, declaring
be had engaged nm in conversation thai purpose 10
call his attention that the scOundres could rob HIM
But a. the wag wei known to many on board ne
wes let Of the Hooser saying it was some sanstacuon
to know thst he hsd spoiled hs best ruled shirt with
the contents OF hs plate H. hiss never since attempted
10 poke fun at an lDdaIiGn, and doubtless the two
thieves will also be careful how they proceed IN rou'ins
q Uoosicr Memphis Express.
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A Coon Hrr.-An effort is being made in the

y 6oOD HiT.-AD cuoft IA pttng made IN the
Buffalo Common Council change the of the Ter
Eirao-e-svenue" petition hs= into
TIE Board praying that the other members Of the firm may
be overlooked and Ia the language OF ae petitioner
have lot been honcEsd ay degree in proportion - er
effort. for the aud prosperity OF city. The
osrsnsd would therefore respectfully suggest tast De,
be changed and take OF worthy etiEea.
N K. Hall, and that !. be called Hall 81 :" that franklin
81 te changed, and take the Of Hayenst.; that
Pears also DC changed 2ad take the vi Bowen a."
LARGE FIRE IN LOwELL.-By slip from
tkesftcs u The LtreH P.r P0gul We learn that de-
suctiye Gre occurred Meac< St IN that City about
oe!oek this morning number OF snsll wooden bgldrgs
occupied - stores were consumed and the st)ks Of several
were szvec BY removal. Joseph Whitley boot and shos
dealer lost ks stocs worth 81 1oo and also his books sad
secolEts-Isured eco; G. l. w. Maynard. lace goods
lost $40 oon stOck-insured &c go xs.esD F. Maynard
millinery, So stock partially blrt Misc Hawleys va
nsty soTe entirely Destroyed Michael Brennan dry EoOda
$40 stock partially sayed-insured s6Oo; John ". Da-
va periodical store stock partial removed but nearly Ie-
strOyed-ro insurance Mr.. l. Einsron IN xonz u tn.
lost Lis wallet with 500 Tie huilainss barned were
principally owned by M WJuaAn Concert Hall nano~y
escaped destruction. Boston Transcript ID
lowA-GOv. Hampstead has vetoed the Act
of TIE Le gssture. Submitting the question Of revision Of
the Ccnsiifutsor - lie people Of the S,-.se.
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A New Chip Canal.
from II, Anany Evrnrns Journal


SuryeyM-General McAlpine has reported IA
voraby Of the project OF Ship Canal between this CRY
and New Baltimore Embraced in the repor. are tle
ressts OF the surveys o. Messrs. Blanc Coleman, and
Perkins.
The estmstes are based on Canal 70 miles long, %
feet deep and 100 feet vide at top and 50 feet AZ otO
Westerloo Issd (he fret south Of the city, supposed
70 be taken for the balm If 255 acres winch will give
piers equal 1000 feet in e1gth oy l0 feet deep
This basin Is N be connected with the Canal By
hiDed locks o. 10 feet lift capable Of passing vessels o.:
2I5 ny 90.
Its proposed that the inside bank shall be lined with
stone work ans the oU.s3e wherever expose 70 tie
scticn Of the river to be projected by h@avy stone
wall; the embankmen. 20 be carried i've feet above We
line twenty feet vide top; the outside slopes 70
be horizontal 20 vertical the Inside slopes from ~
boit 20 II feet high ll2 horizontal % vertical aat
al II feet high 10 have setOf OF b2 ieet from nance
70 the top slope IL horizontal 70 l vertical the en-
top water line three feet vide At the top vita batter
increasing IL width Of foot horizontal 70 vertical
and TO be carried feet below tie natural surface 81
the ground or deeper, whenever the material = o.
character 70 require IT, AZ View Baltimore tn VIII De
two locks combined each 10 fee, m capable o. passing
vefses 3CO feet losE 20 ice: wide with dep;A d ~
feet Il water with extra gaos ~ that IN passing o0as
Ct 100 and 40 feet enzh OF lock viii De used
thrp Necessary Those lock. u require apro'ection
on the river eide, and docking 70 p4ss down eeo"'a'
for the accommodation OF boats in lows
To obtain the water which vii be required, Il Is pro-
posed ether TO eleva. il from the rver, or procure
r1n reservoirs 20 be erected for that purpose The
srter mode i preferred and is estimated tia; tlc
stream necessary he NoTnsnsk chieiy) could be pro-
cured for $40. 100. ,
TIE FOLLOWING tables embrace the leading satiscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05
Rousins n Hoosier-Scene ut Il Steamboat
Landing.

II bspperaJ nv In, nor p,,y rast, s;,eo IN
..-- ~ 80 -! - - .! nc So A. -
pe g'sfe 81 ~ oosia tse iat run.lie see1hooAl "a
oSene .oi, ,L - % lou' AiEns Ile h1lJSt
H, tsh ~ go S,S -, .e ~s' al
49, I, ~ bscre,sj -, 80 t,- =, ~ II =,
solved to quiz tbs. as he supposed green ioiiral and
.',,2ye5 ~ - 49,, - s,1 ~, ~ -
,s;rs 10 plsce Lnsei, o-,ros ne Eos, =, 80 80
- soo, &C. Js hsS s1I,,,es,s5 .-i ~ hsilsi -
a. S,rous '- - 40 '--''~- ''''-
Issv my friend xo.,-. f-o,, Eoo.;.,loc, I s,,,-
,o.e = --' '-F
Il an fror, Indiana vy.s the civil reoly.
no rev -,iss rIbbs,e whore Won nm. fro., =,
"No-La;, | reekon tnsv DO yhssr you cum fror,-
.,s>s fIokts-sft - -- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05
Things in Philadelphia.

Cofrsepondeac ace Of lac ~ L. hh-he
PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, March ., 1853
The bark Charles +. Lex, Capt Harper, ar.
rived at this port this morning from Portau Prince
whence she sailed Feb. 18th. The country was very
tranquil and except among the shipping, where the cp
demc still ragged esrtully there prevalent sick
uese The Emperor and he family were at the South
eru Spring, where they were to remain ter three
months, accompanied by the Imperial Court. The
weather had been very wet and the arrivals OF coffee
from the interior Ind been retarded and the crop been
injured by it, That staple consequently command
inc higher prices On shpboard could no. be had for
less than Sl20aSl22 currency y 1909 n. Logwoot on
board, S67 QS6S q LOCO 10 Doubloons s2dQe9J5.
There were 1897 tuns of Coal transported
on the Reading Railroad during the week ending Jestcr.
day.
Snow is falling quite fast here this afternoon.
Bark Charles f. Lex, Harper, at this port,
from Port PriDce 18th nit reports that the Br 5rig
Primers, sailed for New.York days before, and tue
American brig Haywood, sailed days before for Bos'
ton. Left bngs Hayd, Cheesman, tor New York IN :
de Milton, McNesr. TOR New.York, dschsrging Ver-
mont Luget ,or Philadelphia in days Orlando, Dun
bar for Go, loading Vesta Ellen, Whiunore, for New
York loading RoSalie Holmes, do. do Coronet, Stan
wood, rom Boston, unc. sehrs. Warrington, Holmes,
tor Boston loading Champion. fer Aux Cages in de-
and Forester, CULVER. for Cuba, Encountered
very heavy weather ami head winds during nearly the
whole passage.
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EsTERrAIsmHyTs.-Mr Fowler gives one o.

light, and did not seriously Obstruct the streets.
EsrERTAIsMESTs.-Mr. Fowler gives one OF
his lectures tonight Subject" Matrmony."
Or WmrING will lecture on Physiology tonight
at the Mariners Church.
Prof OWEN will lecture Spirits 1t the Stuyves-
ant Institute.
-AtNIBLo's to night the Philharmonic Concert will
take pace, with the usual attractions.
AT the BROADWAY, "The White Slave Of England, !"
and the new piece, Dolphin of France"
AT BUETos's, Twelfth Night" and The Pie
nomenon-"
A. WALtAcxs, the Road TO Ruin" and the " Hap
py Man"
A, BAaxuns, " Blue Beard day and evening
AT the ST.. CuAsLEs, the "New.York Fireman I"
and Jack Sheppard"
At WooDss the usual variety Of frstclass Ethio.
pean performance, delineotions &c.
AT the AIR UNION Rooms, the Washington Exhi.
b,on Of Painting sc.
-HZLLEKs MAGIC at $50 Broadway
CALEDONIA MUSEUM, 3l2 Broadway.
MUSEUM Of Egyptian Antiquities, go Broadway.
BRYAN GALLBBY of Christian Art, 3s4 Broadway.
-BASvARD's Panorama Of Holy Land, 500 Broadway
-RisLEY's Panorama of the Thames, 400 Broadway
PANORAMA OF Mississippi River, Metropolitan Hall
MATRINosY- Fowler will deliver
lecture Mstrmony this evening In Clinton Hall
Young people Of both sexes, will be interested nor
would the subject be lost upon those already embarked
On The uncertain sea Of matrimonial life
II The Inauguration was celebrated yester.
day in this City by the display of nags and the airing
OF hundred guns in the Park. grand ball was given
at Eblo's in the evening.
CRY REToRx.-About 200 of the employees
engaged ia the ship yard Of Mr.. VIM Webb, held
meeting yesterday between - and o'clock, TO take
into consideration the proprie,y Of attending the Re.
form Meeting al Metropolitan Hall this evening TIE
meeting wss organized BY choosing Christian Metzgar.
Chairman, aud Jacob Seaman, Secretary. Appro-
priate rerrks explaining the call Of the meeting. &c.
were made BY Mr.. Butler Of The Journal Of Conm>rcs,
after which the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WAeds, The erormit,es Of the present Common Coun-
c bear upon the insere Of labor In the shape Of heavy
and unjust taxation, md Also upon the rights OF the labor
irs men, N the dssace which brings upon free instita-
tors
Ressed Tia, ". vii attend 10 body the meeting OF
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City Reform, called At the hetopostaa Han ss.sus~
tSefuTdsy) sveniDs
Rsssrsi That xe recommend ell sssras men 10 Z, u.
The meeting expressed their appreciation OF The ~
ton of the Grad Jury IN the case Of the Aldermen
after which they adjourned
The LATE HOMICIDE N WArEs-sr.-TAe
Csroners investigation relative to the Circumstances
which led to the death Of John NcCsbe In the Fosrth
Ward on last Tuesday night, concluded yesser.
day and verde, rendered by the Jury s.-s the
deceased came to bis death by fracture Of the skun
from blow or blows inflicted by Jerry Kelly anda
man to the Jury unknown, believed to be Maurice
Murphy. On the rendition OF this verdict the parties
under arrest were committed await the seon Of the
Grand Jury. Peter Lsspey. alias French Pete, was
6etsinej as witness. The deceased was nasivs Of
Dublin, Ireland and about 50 years Of age.
WHAr DOES 1T MEAN The following Ca
bshstic ,elersphie appeared in yesterdays Nsss
F1s DspaeA
SECOND DISPATCH
copy programme of ceremonies from yesterdays
Washington papers
r We learn from the Thirty-second An
nusl Report Of the New.York Eye lnhrmary that dur.
inc the past year. three thousand and seven patients
suffering from various diseases OF the eye and ear,
have been prescribed for at the Inhrmary
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

SHIP BuuDISo.-Therea are at present on the
stocks in the various shipyards of Newlork and Vi
ciny the following vessels, OF various kinds, all OF
which will probably be launched by the las, of August
The following will show the kind of vessels now being
I,,;i, and ,he,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

Cawthorn, Of holy Spraes wa KIDD n Tia; place % he
lsih- BY . man named Roswe1 Casthorn and Roswal
bad Sssele& the latter drew knife and cut the aga
vein Of the former, esusns HIN TO expire almost instantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

~ The weather yesterday was stormy and
most uncomfortable. A. snow storm began about
sunset and continued with increasing force until mid
night, with signs of stopping. The snow was very
light, and did not seriously obstruct the streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

RANCE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J Dsia,ouvs Lormeyty Lynch & C1arksl 2s4 WEi-st.
1853. IAN. Noon SPIN 6P.a
March i............30 ~ Ill 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

IL We have received the Fifth Volume Of
HupsoNs admirable edition of SHAxsPrAsE, contain
ing Richard II. Henry w. and Henryv. The beauty
Of the Typography is no less honorable to the Publishers
than the breadth and of the criticism to the
editor Boston James Munroe Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

vllI," by AGNES STRICKLAND These Memoirs. which
present striking illustration of the stormy period OF
transition from the Middle Ages to modern times,
taken from the large work of Miss Strickland The
Queens OF England" and republishcd without abritse-
msnt. (svo. PIP. 400 Blanchard LEAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

~" Dick WILSON, THE RUMsELLERs
vrcrIM, by john X. CoRNYN Q9 mo- PIP. ISL Au-
burn Derby & Miller) story of domestic life de-
signed to illustrate the evils of incompetence 1t Is
founded on fact and is well adapted by the impressive
scenes hich describes to the attention OF the
reader to the mschies of the liquor traffic. We
this volume will find wide circulation. IL cannot fail
10 exert salutary influence.
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dnes oised upon him sha DO perform cd BY tee Lien
tnans Police either oiwhon, waite acting IN such ca
pacty sha posses ant exctcs the p0we % sush captain
ST. In the absence Of the Captain ard both Lieatenan
shs tme helms, pslisr,a he duties Of such Captain
eSs The Board Of Commissioners OF Police shall have
power to appoint, salary TO De hxet by tne Board OIL
Supervisor alderman for each police Station house
ESQ. The Chief Of Police and suhorlnatss him. tina
members Of the Police Department. shall be saperinteni
snis OF sss and sss@en coaches AID ,%en
stAses and accommodation coaches oaaneases and their
6rivsrs and csItmerl and AL peEcus employed 10
drive through the streets aud lanes ofths CITY OF New
Yorl; public portcrs> hands vendes OF chxco.
Srewoa coal and boats and hsAtuen; and sh. also
Be inspectors Of pawnsrokers shops secondhand dcale
shre unk shops and int shces aud keepers az
l.nS, ana psces aud the Captains Of Poce shall be ire
vsraena health wsrdens and IN the rwela Nineteenth
and Twenteth Wards superintendent OF roads aided snd
.,sa hy Tue oioes apieI tASis in their respective Dl
.s n. Police sA. repair the Of all
aSs IN Be ,s,st.nce Il he police force, ey ~
20 ssye and protect pTcperty and reaove ., cans,
a. Se removed ali idle and suspicious Pe'oHs no" ee Vi
T Ne shai proceed to the scenes o. riots and al ts
vuaaous or unlawful ssscmhs and with the As 81 t1s
police ,S.sf %.s s ns sSssS IN Srsns the pese
eho may cid or aect othersln aets Of dlsoract A.
SA The Chef Of Police shall once IN evsr, thre'
,hs rrrort 90 the Board OF Commissioners. the fracts
81 ten sfse and condition Of the Department. VITA
s,ch in6rmsron - may tend to ifs proncs'en and en-
e The BOARD Of Csmaissoners Of Poliee shall iepor,
.,sss Coumcn Coancil once m esery nx moaths tut
snd seease ~ shs Bcsrd and the ccnatcn Of he De
me Tne Common Coanc shall ssne such rrpsr,
70 be rubshed in Of lsAst sour oftss aay o
IA i, TIE sssrpce ofthe Mayor. ether q re Cou'ns
cpe,, AZ preside in the Bosrl sae .a. paw 'As riga
al The Conters Of TIE CITY shall from rms 70 ofne
atrresd ty The Board Of srrervsers uroo the rears
scn q he Hoard q oeu.scs. Sssw ~ menu, az.
isxitimaie expense Of the department.
Ss II shsli Be- the dssy Of the Mayor % entertain oon
plsinta sde on oath involving otcose asAnss ny
Re members ofthe department. EXCEPT the Chiefsf PSiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

~" ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY"
for 1853, edited by DAVID H. WELLS. Boston Gould
& Lncoln) In addition the usual variety of scien
fc facts recorded in this work, the present volume
contains copous and valuable series Of itorial Notes
OH the Progress OF Science in 1852.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS OR
A C. | ID S.

REMEMBER TIL S: DR.. HOUGHTON'S Pep
sin great natural ramedy, free from Alcohol,
BitterS, Acids, and NauSeouS Drugs. 1t is
extremely agreea bic TO the taste, and may lie
AIKEN by the most feeble patients who canno.
lat water cracker without acute distress.
Beware o. Dragged ln.itatiOns. Pepsin is no.
Drug.
f57OBSERVE TIL S.-Every bottle Of the gen
Wne PepSin bears the written signature of
). HoCGHTON, NJ. D., sole proprietor, Phila
felphia. Pa, Copywright and Trade Marx
secured
lTSold by all Druggists and Dealers II
Medicines.
PERSHING & POMEROY,
Plymouth Ind. Wholesale & Retail Agents.
also Wholesale Retail Druggists * Grocers.
no 80 ly.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
WHOLESiLE & RETAIL.

AT his new Store room, one door north of J .
Brownlee g. Co, in Wheelers new building.
DR.. l.. being prac ical Druggist and Phy-
stefan, has been enabled TO select his drugs
with view To HE real wants nd good OF the
public: and can Sa ely offer them as pure and
Hnaiulernted Paints, Oils, Dyestulf>, and ev-
cry article kept IN Drug Stores in western
markets.
Having seen and felt The want of some place
where families could furnish themselves with
the thousand and one little articles that fill
up table. make eating luxury and | fe com
Portable, DR.. l.. has purchased and now of
ferS one OF the choicest lni OF
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
EXPEN S ES j..

Cards Of AL mission inrariably in adponee, OF
secured, So; Diplomas SO Stationery 80;
Boarding 81 so per week; incidentalS, at op-
ton of student, SIS. Making entire expenses
about SIS.
On application, a catalogue will be furnish
ed, giving full particulars.
All letters will receive prompt attention on
being directed, post paid. TO
w. Mex. SCOTT, President.
Ind II aoolS MAY 81 1873. 15yl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
Ds.. II. BrO9c2l,

DROPOSES to cure Hernia or Rupture, b,
j what is termed Mr.. o. Hurbuts oplative
remedy, in from fifteen to twenty days-no
matter how long the cases have been stauJIng
Persons from distance will be refunoed in
their expenses if satisfaction is not given.
Plymouth, Ind, Nay ste 81 no l6ly
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
COUNTRY ERCH ANTS
SUPPLIED,
"OEice.

CTATED Meetings of the Board of Trustees
= Of Center Township for the transaction OF
Township and School business will he held
at the corrt house in Plymouth on the last
Saturdays of August, October, December and
February next, at 10 O'Clock a. m. on each OF
said days. By order Of the Board.
w. NJ. DUNHAM c. CT.
June % 1853. lens.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
DR.. CUMMING 'S
VEGETABLE GASTRIC
Sugar-COated Pills.

TEHESE Pills are thoroughly Anti Bilious
and alternative, and are adapted to all dis
eases in the West are care ully prepared, at
ter thirty years experience among bilious dis
eases. They are invaluable as a remedy for
Headache. GiddinesS, Diarrhea, Dyspepsia,
Cholic, Fever and Ague, and diseases gener-
ally attendant upon a arrangement OF the
Stomach and Liver, Forthwith restoring the
appetite and digestive organs TO their natural
vigorous health. Directions accompany each
box For sale by PERSlllNG * co.
july 7, 1853 lSyl. Plymouth, Ia.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
Commercial College,
(Late Commercial Institute,)
OF lNDIA ANNAPOLIS,
Established March 81. 1851.


INCORPORATED 1888.
w Mex. ScorT. A. VI. Foun der and President.
JAMES c. HAYDEN, Late Professor in Bacon's
Mercantile C0iiege, Cine matt Professor
of BOOK KEEPING and PENMANSHIP.
The Session will commence at College Hall as
follows
LIST Session on the LIST Monday ofSeptember.
ID Session on the LIST Monday Of November.
Sd Session on the LIST Monday Of January.
4th Session on the st Monday Of Mach.
9Th Session on the LIST Monday OF May.
Having secured, permanently, the services
Of the distinguished Professor above named,
and leased for term OF years the commOdiOuS
and beautiful Hall formerly known as Concert
Hall, but now named
COLL lGGIG HALL,
Which is o be fitted up in style Of great ell
egance, taste, and convenience, the President
would say. that this College now Offers advan-
tageS superior TO all others for impartng q
sound, thorough, and accomplished business
education.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
The course of Studies, as enlarged, will be
as follows, viz:
1. Bookkeeping, by Single and Double
Entry, in all It's various branches, and It's APP
plcallon to all kinds OF business.
,. The laws, customs and usageS OF trade
and commerce.
3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon the short
and easy system Of cancellation, Caught IN o
other coliege.)
.. Commercial law. in a series OF lectures.
thorough and systematic.
>. Business Penmanship.
6. Commercial correspondence.
Z. Lectures upon Banking. Political econo-
my, and other subjects valuable to the bust
ness man.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

REMEMBER.
That am agent for the Franklin lnSu-
rance Company that in answer to a letter OF
inquiry as to the Responsibility o this COmpa-
ny |, received the following reply
First. The company has a-ell invested
Capital STOCK o. $500, 000--and is managed
by set OF business men who fully understand
their business, and are known as men of in
tegrity. And second, business is done by
them IN the most car ,iul manner that can
possibly be done and lastly they are doing as
large business as any other in the land and
and we think these things taken together, con
SGtue good company, if anything can
Yours Truly,
]. A. BAUGHMAN, Sec.
Policies issued on reasonable terms.
w, G. POiER0Y, 1gt, Plymouth Ind.
Jan. J., 1885, no 40 ly.