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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21
a DM!NiS TRATION.

M1tllUd NCSl,
: In clanccry--DivOrce
James Noel,
DE it remembered, that on TIE cath day OF
Z } March A. ID. 1888, the above named pc
titivner, by w. Il. Pomeroy her solicitor, led
in the Office of the Clerk of the Marshall Cir
cult Court, her bill in the above entitled &use
together with the affidavit of a disiHeres:ed
person, that the said James Noel is a nonres-
ident oi the Stale of Indiana. Sand defendant
lmes Noel, is therefore hereby notified of
the ding aud tendency o. said bill against
him: and hat unless he appear, aud plead,
answer or demur 10 Sau bill OF complaint at
the calling of the cause on the first day OF the
next term Of said court to lie held at the court
house in Plymouth, in said county, on the
third Monday IN August next, the same will
be heard and determined in his absence and
u decree entered accordingly.
Attest: RICHARD CORBALEY, ClkM.C.
By S. b CoRnALEY, Dep.
W. 6. Pomeroy sol. for comp.
March 81. 1853. 5t3.
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MARSHALL county Officers and Courts.

Circuit Court.
THos. S. SrANFlRLD, Circuit Judge.
ID. ]. Woodward, Prosecuting Attorney.
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd. Mondays in February and August.
Common Pleas Court.
Elisha Egbert, Judge.
Horace Corbn, Prosecutor.
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd Mondays in JAM, April. July & Oct.
Commissioners Court.
PsS5s TsS $sss
Meets list Mondays in March, June, Sepiem-
Der and December.
County Officers
Thos. Mcdonald, Auditor.
Joseph Evans, Treasurer and collector.
John l.. Thompson, Sheriff.
G. S. Cleaveland, Recorder.
j. b. N. Klinger, Surveyor.
j. K. Brook, Coroner.
Samuel Mcdonald. Swamp land commits nr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21

Tie castings being made under our imnedi-
ate supervision, and oar timmber for stocking
being OF the best quality, and being determine
ell that our work shall recommend itself, we
shall RISK nothing in assuring our customers
that our work shall give general satisfaction.
There can be no humbus about tins. and for
better aud perhaps more satisfactory evidence,
we refer tie customer to those who have Used
our plows OF any pattern.
Gall a8d examine, and we will risk the sale.
q. Old Metal in any Quantities purchased
at TIE foundry.
BELANGEE & ELLIOTT.
April :, 1853. ems.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21

IA the Post Office &.
of April, 1853.
Alexander Pnebe
Alien Louisa
Adams VIM
Alleman Leonard
Burch Lucinda
Butler Rev Isaac
Burch Benz
b arm Abram
Barn John ]
Brocket Mrs Anne
Baker Harriet
Brown J K
Ban Wm
Boots John 4
Baker Margaret
Bartine Valentine
Barker Joseph
BlackSoh Amos
Bixley Amos
Boo il Silas p
Benny John
Bass Marcy
Bumgardener Solomo
Birch J Esq
Crawford Samuel G
Coleman John
Cooper Mis- Mary
Culveyhouse Mrs ia
gdTet
Coltr! n Rev Y Il
Cofiia phiiander
Carey Joseph L
ColliaS Miss Eliza
Care. Hon Charley
Carel Mrs Mercy y
Collins John
Click Frederick
Cash Mrs Adam
DiSLer Thomas jr
Dunn Bruce
Deemer Peter
Ollie Israel
Davis W lillian y
DemSter John
DreeSe Isaac
Deming II Cling
EdmondS Mrs Nancy
Erwin Richard X
FlIISher Pierre
English II II
Edwards Francis
Epler Lao ID
Fulton James
Falconbury Henry
Fluelling William
Furrow Leander NJ
FranSeS Fobbetta
FarIand NJ X
Fular Charlotty
Fife Sarsh
France Jacob
Fish George
Fielding Thomas
Grabule John
GroSvenor CYNTHIA A
Gee Leonard
Gulall Mary
Gredr JOnn
Gner James
Goddard William
Garman Caroline
Hooker William
Hamilton Marin z
Hays James
Hon' nan Jacob
Harvey Master Henr!
HutchlnS Johnson
Hall George
Heminger Eli
HOSkinson Samuel
IIoham John
IluSc William
Haichard Philip
Hoover Frederlck
Hazard David
Hoffman Isaac
lngham John
jordan Benona
jenkins John
Johnson Al
Jones W IL
Johnson Isaac
Jonreiamiller George
Jewett Samuel
levitt Samuel III
Jones Samuel
Jones We
Justice Lesa
Jerrett john
King Miss NJ II
Kirby John
Keighly isaac
Lin Solomon
Luallen Thomas
Law on George &
Lengman Jacob
LA ke Joseph
Persons calling TO
advertised"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21
NegrosS and MulattoeS.

~ the provisions of an act, see page 395,
I'D LIST Volume Revised Statutes of 1892,
entitled can act TO Ell orce the 18th Article OF
The Constitution" approved June lotf 1852,
II Is made the duty of the Clerks of the sew
eral Circuit Courts IL the State, to give no.
tee, by publication in a newspaper o. their
county, requiring all negroes and mulatioes
who were inhabitants OF the State prior TO the
LIST day of Nov cmber 1851. and entitled to re
side therein, 20 appear be ore him Tor registry
lie is also required TO make registry oil their
names and OF the witne sSes by whom the right
oil such negro or mulattoe TO reside III the State
shall have been proven; and 10 issue cerliil-
cate, under the seal OF said court, setting orth
the acts contained IN such register, which
will entltle such negro or mulattoe TO legal
residence therein: which said certificate is TO
be tree OF charge TO the applicant and pald Tor
OUT oil tie county Treasury.
There ore in accordance with the require
menlS OF the above act, now give notice that
am prepared, OH the presentation OF leStlmo-
ny, To make a register and ISSUE ceruh-
cafe of ''name, age, description, place oil oir'h'
aud residence each negro and mulattOe
entitled thereto; of which all persons concern
ed will take notice
RICHARD CORBALEY, elk. M.c.c.
April z, 1888. 6t'-
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70 order end on the shortest notice. They
also continue TO manufacture III the best aad
most substantial manner
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21
SHERiFF'S s ALE.


ErN vlriue Of writ q execution 10 ne di-
, rertcd from the office OF the cleIk ol the
Marshall circnit court, Will, on Saturday tue
i'th day .. May next, between the hourS of
~ { clock m. ana O'Clock pm, Oi SAID day,
the court house door in Plymouth an sad
county, offer Tor sale az public Uu,cry, 10 the
iilshc>t bidder, The rents aud profits or seven
wear o. t4c following described real estate,
-p-7*I,: The south weStqro of the north west CT.
1T e"tion number seventeen, ia township no.
tntr y-iwo north, o. range four east, contain
Ing oFty acres, no C or less, and situate III
SAD county. And Oh failure to realize a sum
si,.ii lent salts sad writ Of execution, will
Al he same time and place, expose the lee
simple said real estate.
Taken he property of Thomas Hatfield
81 TIE suit Of Charles III. Reeve, lately III the
MJr@.ali circuit court.
JOHN L. THOMPSON,
Sheriff NC.
April II, 1853. It3.-s3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21
NJ. r. PACKARD g. Co.

Give us a call and examine, as il is no trouble
10 show and tell you the pric S--that Is what
we are here or, and i: you do no, feel disposed
TO buy oar goods, we won't make fuss about
1t. We wait your patronage. or by ii We ex-
pcet 10 live, aud we expect TO obtain it if air
and honest dealing will insure it. You will
always find Steele ready TO welcome you with
a smile, and wait upon You cheer uliy and
promptly; then walk in Ladies' and Gentlemen,
and make yourselves at home. lfthe weather
IS chilly you viii find fire in the stove, Or if
very Jarn, fresh cold water 10 drink.
j. Please remember the shanty Store.
April lS5 ;. 6tff.
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Eggsg Ep0Wsg EeEEsssgo

TIL 6 undersigned having purchased the
Foundry formerly ew.el by John NcFar-
lin, are HOW prepared TO furnish all kinds OF
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21

: k1sa htilliiiilIS IA
Plymouth on the lSt day
Lyon Alexander J
Lamart Lloyd
LoveleSS Truman
Lewis J Mary
Lee David
Lyons James
McDearmot John
McBfoom James
McLane Thomas
Moor James
,Nilner William )
Miller Mrs Elizabeth
MaxSOn Orln
Maitland John
Misery i Monsieur Pre-
Fe ,
Moor Ephraim =
2.MorriS William
Marks Danyel Il
Moor McCaSlln 3
Mccoy Hugh
Miller Harriet ,
McLane Israel
Morris John Milton
Martin James
NIiJcileS Matilda
Murphy Mrs
-Ni:chcr Nelly
Newman Lucrctia p
Nal isaac
Nltcher William
NcwhouSe Il
NewhouSe JOHN
Primly Seely
Plummer Elisha
Pickerel ChaStcen
2Palmer Samuel
Payson p
Potle Perry
Phillips 5 p
Pleak John
Quivy John
Richmond Monroe 2
Raudebush NJ IL
Richards Jacob
Ringer William
Rogers Thomas
2Rugles G
Richmond Leonard
Rice Fransis
Reploele Daniel
StaTkey Jesse ID
Smith Z orr A Roads
2Siple Jacob
2Snhth Rain
Smith A b
StudeDakcr Daniel
Shaier David
Shaiier Jacob
Shaw joseph
Sampson Willard
Sharp Stephen
SwayAe Lorenzo ID
Shoaff' Willian w =
Steward Thomas l.
John
Seymour Geo
Snyder Mrs Emily 9
Scott David
Seaman Jane
Taylor l. ID
Todd \
fireman Nancy
Thompson VIM G
Taylor J Il
Taplin Minard
ThoTnbprg William
Turner Isaac b
Tuenan George
Thayre Moses
2Underwood Anuet
2Ulery Solomon j
Nanvactor Hiram
Noreis Miss julia 4
NicOry Mcrrlficll
Wyant W
" Hard Mary NJ
Whilicer Andrew j
Wo fl lbarger John
Webb Miss Hannah
2W Alison Bill
Woods Francis
W arren Phillip
W arner Anna
" hilton Scion O
2Welch Miss Margaret {
White Phinea' A
" illhan David
" akin Christopher
Williams Mary +
Welherall Sarah J
" allace Nicholas
W hitlcer Jackson
Whit Mss Marian
Wall Trivial
" hetStone Jacob ..
Weakly VI illlam
the a bove Will please sa,
}. MCDONALD, L. VI.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21
CeuntiHg-Kouse Almanac for 1853
UNITED STATES EAECUT.VE GOVERNMENT.

President, Salary.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, of n. Hampshire, S2o,Oco
Vice President,
VIM. R. King Of Alabama, e,0Od
Secretary Of State,
VIM. l.. Marcy of n. York, 5000
Secretary Of War,
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, 5000
Secretary Of the Treasury.
James Guthrie of Kentucky, e,O0o
Secretary Of the Nary,
James c. Dobbins OF North Carolina. 5000
Secretary Of the Interior,
Robert McClelland of Michigan, 5000
Attorney General,
Caleb Gushing o. Massachusetts,, 5000
Post Muster General,
James Campbell OF Pennsylvania, 5000
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21
alans, ProGies & Specifications
WI. be exhibited az the Office three

weeks PRIOR to the 20 letting.
THiS line, one hurried AMI fifty miles long,
embraces much heavy work; Is well suited for
go ecutioI ia via or, and is divided into sec
ions of rom one To Fix miles III length, and
may tie bri ior sln-ly or for the entire work.
The TIES sawed, are required TO
- by inches >quaie and eight feet long,
.Hulred al the endS --oi good sound white OAK ,
swamp, burr or pine oak, bcniiock black
WALNUT, ull 20 The size and lrce from wIney
'0-ierS. 1t Level, TO have top and bottom
Ices moi less than inches, SiX inches thick,
Sin1Ied at Ii,c ends aad rec rom BARK. The
Whole 20 be delivered during Tie coming VIII
ter.
builders WI state tie number aud place
tary propose 10 deliver. 400 ties Will he
E-eI ut'oiT each L4ile
L. R. STRAUGHAN,
Gil Engineer.
April u, Is5i. 40.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21

% tOPOS Ms ~! Re receive a. lie oil t
If tie FOR. Wayne = nal Chicago 8ai.road
Company IN Y'O,i Wayne, until noon on
+ lay, Tie zu,h 'ol May next, lor he .sdg.ag
eradng and delivering Oh cross ties ios sad
lnad.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21

Terms as heretofore:
IL paid in advance, 81 so
At the end of SIX months, . 90
IL delayed until the end of the year, ? So
RICHARD CORBALEY,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-21
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For sale a. my Brick Sore IN Plymouth, o.
Ii II ortn prices sas! a low / can afford. IN
al ,as,s for ready pay.
Hawai- undertaken the completion Of tn c
plymouth iTi~s HEs:s. and sald lar G
amour: OF goods OF time, ana believing have
done NY snare OF public Improvements, z a.k
The public 10 su>ta ne by patronage, and
PROM { sell IS iJw as M neigh bOrs--cal-
MT agree "A sell any less. desire - reduce
my hn,Ine-s 10 a cash ySleln. All notes az Il
coa Is tue ,Ae late fGn Pomcroy tio gh-
fou bAiO1r a. now tue 10 he. Payment
rr4I Sled soon - 20 S.bic, ds my situa
len q. sucl as 10 compel ne 10 collect.
Ave just received New Goods, ani shall
~ cas-, 10 rrpiearsh ny Stoea, and make ny
arin Hents + tan is 10 purchase
Gg Je.gf, 8:ce site, Sc.
snail ,o'n Dc prepared to advance money
atii SOj $ OIL Pro !u-e- tender NY sincere
t.anAa 10 he iIitii,- Tor the libe raj amount OF
1.Ile aad tu-ine gwen ne heretofore and
nope tne- same will az continued.
fue .,cOpe th.s county have made he
vIa- an. u- aca an grateful. shall
he seneral assortment el
"a q eeGAAN0LTEe
Cal and price them, aud Il you find hat ! do
80 deal is IA 7 oIherS, oondemn ne, but
.ve IT. d trial first, and Will risk the result.
IcUT o. servant,
Nm. q. POAEHOY.
April l., 49,. OIL
81 hIngies and Sash for sale Nv
~ j. BRO HNLEE g. CO.
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state al Indiana,
Mlrsislil Comfy.

Thomas Richmond Nv II
ian q. foner"y, We lev
Gre Y, Austin Fuller, Cor
do " Hams, garniShees
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

Professor AIez. G. Barry's TRfCOPHERI
Gus, OR MEDlChTEb COMPOUND. for Beautif,,
ing, turhng PreseyiRg, Restoring, and Strengthen M
The Bair, Relieving Diseases IF tSe skiu Curing 5,H
matte Pains, AMI Healing External W ennds Boz pde.
by no geographical lines the reputation Of Barr . Il
eopherous peryades The Union. The saiss Of = arti
Gle oil late have increased in ratia ~ q s;Yn,sa
exceeds heleE Professor BalFy, after ea mi erami..
nation of his sales book, finds tAat the u pssr Of ho
Ties delivered 10 order, in quantities. ufgrom half goss
upward, curing the year 1852, wssJ within tribe Of
100000.
1t is unnecessary present nj teBsA the evidences OF
the wonderful properties Of Ibe TTieepheY0Ls Whtr
the public have furnished such an ind0r N snt as This
The eheapness OF the article and The explanations riy
its chemical action upon Re hair The seals and in al9
of superficial irritation, mat recommended IL To-
the attention OF the people his all thst The in
ventor desred Every bottle advertised itself Ybe ef
ects of the Raid exceTd expectation 1t acted like "a
charm. The ladies would not he without it. Country
dealers in every srcon OF she United found ths9
mast have II aad thus bull mp Wholesale II ado
of an extent erto unheurd Of regards Articles Of
this kin The hjghesi point has been reached and
it is believed that the sales this year viii be a million
and hall Of bottles.
Depot AID Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadp ay, New
YORK. Retail price, - cents afse bottle.
{beTal discount TO purchasers by the quantity and
by the principal merchants and druggists throughout
she United States and Cauaaa, Mexico, Wesi Indies,
Great Britain, France, &C., and by siBIEY SCOTT,
Worcester. myl deodaw6 ems
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10

EY-There is no one quality, says the Hartford
Courdnt, that so much endears man to his fel.
low man, as cheeriulness. Talents may excite
mere respect and virtue more esteem. But the
respect is apt TO be distant, and the esteem cold.
But i is otherwise with cheerGuIness. II endears
a man to the heart, not the intellect or the imagi
nation. There is kind of reciprocal dfusve-
ness about this quality, that recommends its pos
SCISSOR by the very effect it produces. There is
mellow radiance in the light it sheds on all social
intercourse, which pervades the soul TO depth
that the blaze of intellect never reach
The cheerful man is do1ble blessing bles-
sing TO himself and TO The world around him. In
his own character, his good nature is the clear
blue SLY of his own heart, on which every star of
talent shines out more clearly. To others, he
carries an atmosphere of joy, and hope, and en-
enlargement wherever he moves. His own
cheerlulness becomes infectious and his associates
lose their moroseness and their gloom, in the am
Der coored light of the benevolence he casts
around HIM.
1t is true that cheerfulness is not always hap
pness. The face may glow in smiles, while the
heart 'runs in GOODNESS and darkness below, but
cheeriulness is the best external indication of
happiness that we have, and it erJoys this advan.
tage over almost every other good quality, that
the counterfeit is as valuable to society, as the
reality. IL answers as a medium oil pubic cir
culalion full as well as the true coin.
man is worthy of, all praise, whatever may
be his private griels, who does not Intrude them
on the happiness Of his friends, but constantly
contributes his quota of cheeriulness to the gen
eral public enjoyment. Every heart knows its
own bitterness, but let the posessor of that heart
aka heed that he does not dsti il INTO his neigh
Dor cup, and thus poison his felicity. There is
no sight more commendable and more agreeable
than to see "A man, whom we know fortune has
dealt with badly, smotherng his peculiar griels
In his own bosom, and doing his duty in the So
ciety in which Providence has placed him, with
an unruffied brow and cheerful mien. 1t is
duty which society has right 10 demand por-
ton of that great chain which binds humanity
together, the links of which every one should
preserve bright and unsued.
s6lt may be asked, what shall that man do whose
burden of griefs heavy, and made still heavier
by the tears he has shed over them in private;
shall he leave society! Certainly, until he has
learnt to bear his own burden. Shall he not seek
the sympathy of his friends? He had better rot;
sympathy would only weaken the masculine
strength of mind which enables us to endure.
Besides, sympathy unsought for, is much more
readily given, and sinks deeper in its healing eff
feCts into the heart. Mo- no. cheerfulness is
duty which every man owes to the world. Let
him faithfully discharge the debt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10
The Free Soil Head Quarters,
Free Democratic Meeting

The Free Democracy OF Worcester convened on
Saturday evening at the Police Count Room, for the
purpose of organizing for The Campaign.
The Meeting was called to order by Oliver Har-
rinaton, and upon motion Of WIN. w. Rice, il was
voted TO appoint committee Of one from each ward,
who should report the meeting the names OF eau
didae for lie office of President, Vice President,
Secretary, and Treasurer, also the names of bus
mess Committee, 10 consist Of six from each Ward'
which Committee, with the Officers, shall have ia
charge all matters relating a thorough canvass Of
the city, and have in charge all business arrange.
men,s that may I've necessary to insure full vote at
the coming election, and the following gentlemen were
chosen:
Ward /, c. Shepard; Ward ?, w. &. Maynard;
Ward 8, Luther White; Ward A, D. J. Rawson;
Ward 5, }. Gleason; Ward 6, j. P. Blood; Ward
Z, W. w. Rice; Ward 8, W. w. Pratt.
While the Committee were absen; in The perform.
ance Of their duty, the meeting was addressed by
Oliver Harrington, E. B. Sioddard, J. NJ. Earle,
and A. C. Walker, after which the Committee on
Nominations reported the following Candidates.
President-H W Bench!y
Vice Pyesidert-W w Rice.
Sscraary-E Stoddard.
Treasusr-Augustus Tucker.
Ward l-Beaj Rice, Geo w RUSSELL Samuel
A Porter, N I Bems, II Bancroft, Gerry Val n.
tine.
Ward Geo H Estabrooks, Charles w Eng ley,
Walter Bigeow, Jr., John w Brooks, Edward
Earle, Homer Sawtell.
Ward 3-Jesse Wheeler, J F Estey, Luther
White. Dauie Harrington, Reuben Randall, v
B Jones.
Ward 4-Joseph Pratt, John Clark, Calvin L
Prouly, F Harrington, D Rawson, Parker Hol.
den.
Ward Edward Southwick, H Whpple,
Rowland Perry, Frank Strong, S d Tourleou, Da.
vd Woodward Jr.
Ward 6-John Bluod, Edwin Draper, VIM A
Brigham, Charles Hersey. Joseph II Walker, A G
Walker.
Ward wv w Rice, Augustus Tucker, E B
Stoddard. o Martin, George Geer, Thomas Drew.
Ward S-Wm Dickinson, Joseph Daniels, Ibert
S Brown, E NJ Elwell, Henry II ChamberIn, Vim
w Pratt.
The report Of the Committee was accepted, and
the meeting adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10


THE BOURBON QUESTION AGAIN.-A cor
respondent Of Frederick Douglass Paper, thus
puls this vexed question at rest
We haze BourboDs among US! MIR. Putnam,
you are answered Dr. Hawkes. and Eleazer Viii
lams, stand aside, clear the--kitchen, for
our Bourbons, like one Of yourselves, are colored
people? Our proofs al e not wrapped up in wig
vans, and Prince de Joinville, and wood cut
resembIances-no, Sir!-(Mr. Putnam we adj
Dress not Lewis H., at this time)-our proofs
are direct and circumstan
Aboat The year 1915, among the officers of a
gallant French regiment, stationed at the Cape,
(now Cape Hayien) in ST. Domingo, was the
Comte Charles D'Arlois afterwards Charles X of
France. This young Prince formed asson
with Il beautiful quadroon, and NJ. Benjmin
D'Artos was the consequence. The royal
blood of France mingled with the African cur
rent
This Monsr. Ben, as he is called is now walk.
ing before my door, the Every SPITE of Charles
the Xth, in every lineament of his countenance.
Charles, 1t will be recollected had not the Bour-
bon features so well marker as some of his BROTH
ers; but-and here Walker on nter-marriages
comes into Court-the children Of Monsr Ben
are purely, strictly, and undenably Bourbon, in
every feature, in figure, in carriage, and in char
acter.
easy old gentleman. and has bored the ears of all
the pretty Franco African giis in our city, during
the last half century. lie witnessed and described
wildly, the death by torture of Vincent Ole, the
apostle and martyr of Haytan liberty Monsr.
Ben married after his emigration to The New
York, and has some FIVE sons and three daughters.
Emerson says 10 day is king in disguise -
Tom Benjamin, or as he signs his name, L Ben
Iamin D'Artois, the grandson ola King of France,
stands some five feet six in height, is tremendous
ly Stout and walks with cUrvnear movement
of his arms-caused by IA twenty years practice
in freezing ice-cream Ye people of Gothum
Ye who, from 1915 10 IS45, were wont to visit
Cantoit's garden in Broadway, between Franklin
and Leonard streets-who do you think made
that exquisite ice cream? Gentleman and ladies',
it was Bourbon Only think of it was not
Emerson right? How many slipped that cream
IN utter ignorance Of the sIupendous fact, hat The
royal blood of France, the royal intellect of France,
and, what Is still better, the perspiraiOn-roya of
France was actually distilled, or eYerGed in pre-
pairing III 1t is matter of profound reflection
Tor our times and our county, IN view of our gO-
nous institutions aud manifest destiny, that per-
haps some American citizens have gone down TO
their graves ignorant Of the fact that the exquisite
ice-cream they have enjoyed at Cantoit's was
made by Bourbon
1t may be objected, Mr. Editor, that my Bour.
hons Of fts lineage that the bar sinister
(GngIice ''over the lefty sullies their escutch-
con. Softly, there, Dr. Hawkes. slop a mo-
ment, Mr. Putnam. Mons. Ben was born in Hay
ii, and the Haytian law makes all children born
to a man, his legitimate heirs, whether in wed
lock out of wedlock. So we have Bourbons
among us, thou great light of Episcopacy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10
A SONNET BY BRYANT.

Ay, thou art welcome, heavens delicious breath.
When woods begin To wear The crimson leaf
And suns grow meek, and the meek suus grow
brief,
And the year smiles rs il draws near lis death,
Wind of sunny south! oh s,,Il delay,
10 the gay wood and IN the golden air
Like TO good old age released IRON care,
Journeying IN long serenity away. r.
In such bright day quiet, would that
Might wear out life like thee, mid bowers and
brooks.
And dearer yet the sunshine Of kind looks,
And music Of Kind voices ever nigh
And when my last sand twInkled in the glass,
Pass silently from men, and thou doth pass.