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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Dyes Bank MirrOf.-We are in the regu-
lar receipt of this Monthly Detector, pub
lished at Cincinnati by John S. Dye, at
81 SO, or furnished semi monthly at So,
in advance. The late attacks upon the
proprietor would seem to be more the
work of envy. Than that Of subserving
public justice. if we may judge from the
nature of the charges preferred, their in
vestigation, and the result, and have CIV.
ed new energy into lis proprietor. W.
believe it is considered a reliable Banl
note detector, and honorable and fair il
its quotations. Come on, Mr.. Mirror.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The WEATHER.-We have been highly
favored during the past fall months-a
most delightful and favorable time 70!
out door work, and well have our citizens
improved it in building up our town,
During the past week. however, we have
had considerable rain. and some wind.
yet the weather is such as to be called
seasonable.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The publication of the Temperance
Chart at Indianapolis, has been suspend
ed for the purpose of making arrange
ments to dispose of the subscription list,
and have it hereafter conducted upon in
dividuai responsibility. instead of having
it managed By the Grand Division OF the
Sons of Temperance, as has heretofore
been the case.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17


High Prices.-Everyth thing is dear. Beef
and Pork are now sold, and have been
during the past summer. at the highest
figures known to our citizens for many
years The foreign demand for bread
stufls has created sudden and continued
rises in all kinds of grain at home, and
-four is now selling in this market al from
50 rs to 50 per cwt. Coffee has gone up
TO 3 cents per h., at which price our
merchants are now selling. Goods and
produce of nearly every description, and
labor Of all kinds are higher than the have
been :or many years; ye: Newspapers
cont get any higher. Those who pat
ronize them, almost invariably wan! them
at less than their published terms, and
some would want monmouth weekly
al penny less than ten cents per ann. il
that was its published terms.
When farmers are enabled to hear from
New York in the short space of ten C,
twelve hours, by means of the telegrap l
and their home newspapers, Of the sud.
den rise OF Wheat, and thus enable then
10 avail themselves Of the best prices
they certainly can afford to pay their pub
fishers promptly, fair compensation ant
endeavor to have their neighbors also
patronize them. Whilst the winter eve
nings are long. and an appropriate time
to read the news, we should be furnish
Ing more of our citizens with the Banner
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17
Man OvERBoARD.-There certainly

Man There certainly
must be GONE curiosity down south, some
where. The man who passed through
here last week, on his way to the State
Fair al Lafayette. said he was more anx-
ious to see it OH account of the Crystal
Palace '.bein there" He had understood
it was fifty feet high, and that the Battle
Ground could be seen from the top, and
as his boys had never seen it, he was a
taken 'em down there"
No search was made, but i, was pretty
strongly suspected that he had some chss-
nuts from Ohio, which he intended to ex-
hibit. We did not ask him as to his res
idence, but think he must have it some
where about Valparaiso.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

We are under especial obligations to
our kind neighbor Of the Register, for the
following items:
SOUTH BEND, Nov. l2. SO.
EDITOR BANNER:-We have news at
last. from New York. The Wings have
elected their State officers BY large ma
jority, Judges doubtful,) and three
fourths of the legislature This was ex-
pected; but what was not expected, is,
that the Hards beat the Softs on the pop
ular vote. The Sofls lead in Buffalo,
Syracuse. Utica, Oswego and St. Law
renee. The Hards lead in New York. AL
bany, Troy. Poukee psie, Schenectady. &c.
Yours truly, In haste.
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Another Steamer is in this morning.
Flour still higher-37s Cd, to 38s Cd in
Liverpool. In New York, 81 II.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Cox, the editor of the Ohio Statesman,
announces with the utmost gravity that
be cnce travelled from Paris to Cons tan til
nople with two ladies, whose only bag
goge was two carpet bags and himself
Awful!--Covington Friend.
Not so very Gvful! Nothing but two
ladies in company with Cox and their
carpet bags.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The widow Of Prof. Butler. who was
recently killed by Mat. Ward in Louis
vile, died in that city on Saturday from
the effects Of that horrible tragedy. Tha !;
the speediest and amplest justice may
overtake the perpetrators of this double
murder is the prayer of all good men.
LufGgette Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The Practical Observer, in speaking OF
the removal of Judge Bronson. as collect
or of Customs at the port of New York.
comes TO the conclusion that "there must
be some thing wrong in some place"C)
IL there some place, (besides Valpa-
raiso) where there is not some thing
wrong? Say, Spooney.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

THE MAILS. I'VE understand it to b.
the indispensable duty Of contractors to
keep the moils iii their charge dry-ex-
cep. the drivers, and they can be red bet
ter wher they are not dry. Our Sunday
mail was in considerabl 0! a muss.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Our neighbors of the South Bend Forum
and Register, are getting naughty. Their
papers evince some little bitterness
towards ed ch other, and although il is
none of our business, we dislike TO see
our neigh5ors. here in The north. SO near
II approaching the aoooL trade.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

New CoUNIERFEITl-An new and dan
gerous counterfeit has made its appear
Bank of Indiana, of .be denomination oil
$40. The bill is dated at Indianapolis
March 3; 1853, payable al Lafayette, let.
ter A. The paper is bad, but the engra-
wing is rathe: good
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

At LAsT.-Steps are now being taken
by the printers of Philadelphia to secure
the erection of a monument to the mem
DRY Of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. work that
has already been too long neglected. Put
US down V, TO begin with.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

FAILUREs.--Several very heavy failures
have recently occurred in New York city,
one of which. Mr.. Henry Dwight, caused
the explosion of the Ma:sillon (Ohio)
Bark, of which concern it is said he was
principal owner.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The Cincinnati Dollar Times comes tn
us now clothed in dress Of beautiful
new Type. We should feel as proud as
little fixed up girl on Sabbath school
excursion, if we had its old dress for our
paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Nof4oo To - Wise. or the ow-
1SOSSSC ner of the south west quarter
dissection number IL, in township 81 north' OF
rance ; east; also the owner CT The east nan
of the north west quarter OF section NUMBER
"A, same town and range. In constructing the
necessary bitches to drain the Swamp lanuS
adjoining your land, 1t has become necessary
10 cut a ditch across the north part oil your
land. SAML. McpONALp,
Nov Il 1853 Swamp land Conlr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

ERRoR-In the last sentence Of the
fourth paragraph of the Clerks comnu-
nication which appeared in our last is
sue, the word not was omitted. 1t should
read: elf such claim is not so admitted,
&e
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

A man in ST. Leuis who was rescued
from drowning, swore terribly at his pre-
server because he would not rescue his
hat also!
The prescrver should have gathered the
hat, and left the owner to the mercy Of
the waves.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The Delphi Journal commences its
fourth volume strictly upon the advance
system. Its publisher says that no
name is entered upon the new books,
until the almighty Dollar is shelled
ont
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Another fire occurred at Michigan city
Thursday last, partially destroying the
large frame house Of G. b. Blair. Esti
mated loss, about $4,000.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17
% b tfttTtD !.

Died in this place on Friday morning.
the 18th inst. the infant son of Leonard
and Elvira Wilcox, aged three months
and ID DAYS.
The Toledo Blade is responsible fer
this.
Some years since an Englishman
whose pronunciation was tinged with
cockneyisms was sent TO preach to the
henighted and wicked Hooshiers of Elk
hart in Indiana. which Greedy calls "a
tidy vigorous borough with future be-
fore it," lle thus commenced his dis
course:"l Inhabitants of Hell kart. come
TO the halter"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

telegraphic report says that the Pope
has made formal complaint against the
course of Gavazzi in this country. 1t is
not stated 10 whom the complaint has
been made, nor is the information worth
inquiring after. Gavazzi has right to
utter his sentiments, and. if he teaches
false doctrine. let those who oppose him
refute it.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17
yNO. :. DODDRsDGE,

Attorncu at Law, and Notdry P"6t'.
Also Master Commissioner IN me u IN"
c. p. Courts. Plymouth, Indiana
e.oIIaet;ons of claims. and wild promptly at
tend to all professional business entrusted ~
him, with fidelity. o.,
Nov 10, 1888.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

STATE OF INDIANA, Starke County. SIS:
NJ GEECE 10 heirs, of petition 10 sell Real
i Y Estate. Henry Walters. administrator
de bonlS non, of the estate of Matthew Laugh
ridge, deceased, has filed his petition to sell
the real estate Of the said decedeDt, his per-
SOnal property being inSuflice mt to pay lis debts
and said petition viii be heard at the next
Term OF the court Of Common Pleas OF said
county.
Attest: CEAS. HUMPHREYS, elk
Nov II, 1858. 3It3.f
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Fairmount is filled with goods. Cas-
per Fox has something else at his town
besides the post Office. which we noticed
last week. See his advertisement
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17
go sSs9as Kse36sseaetSe

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed will, or Monday the 18th day OF
December, 1853. at 10 O'Clock m, proceed 10
survey their land in sections %, ~, 81, and
33, in township 33 north, of range four east, IN
Marshall county. Non residents VINO iail 10
meet the surveyor on the premises on sad day
and provide Tor defraying their portion OF the
expense of said survey, Will be returned to the
County Auditor of said county, and such delin-
quency placed on The tax duplicate oil 1907
and collected as other taxes are collected.
G. II. PARKS,
WM PkUMMER:
Nov II 1853. (S2uO) Sit9
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

he young men of South Bend have their
de 5afing club in full blast. Question
WHO struck Billy Patterson?" Tott
says it was the man who don't take he
papers, He had no more sense.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Our Cincinnati Commercial reports
put wheat at 51.10. and -four at $50.
whilst here wheat is worth but about IS
or go and -four S2.75 TO So per cwt.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Wisconsin has lately given quite de
cided majority in favor of the Maine law
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Bank of Masslllon, Ohio, certain.
&State Stock Bank, Peru, Ind.
Farmers joint Stock Bank, Canada.
Those marked (#) have State stocks de-
posted as security for their circulation.
The reports are contfadicted as to the
0wego and Whites Bank. The State
Journal says that Woolley and Co. Of that
city were taking the Owego money at
par on Friday. They were also taking
the notes Of The Chataque county bank,
Lewis county bank, and Pratt's bank at
Buffalo, at 40 cents, and those of the
Patchin Bank at 65 cts. Private advices
from the east, as we'll as newspaper ac-
counts, are favorable 70. the redemption
of these notes eventually at par. Our
citizens will be less apt 10 suffer loss by
having little to do with any of them un-
til further and more satisfactory informa-
ton is received.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

War. WAR;. Between cold feet d nd fin
gers, and those Of our subscribers who
promised US Wood.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Bank SuSpensiORS.-Our late exchanges
mention several Banks as having suspen-
ded, and as to some of them there are
conflicting statements. Th. following is
a iisf of fhnSa re nnrtel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

The BANNER contains an unusual
amount of interesting reading matter this
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

"ThOQ God SecSt ca father and MS
son went out together to steal. When
they came to the field. the father climbed
up on the fence, looked carefully around
that no eye might see him. He then be-
gan to fill his bag with corn.
Father" said the boy There is one
way which you did not look"
"Ah, my son." replied the father. "and
where is that?"
"Oh, father. you did not Ioek up
The man returned home with an empty
bag and stricken conscience.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

Extra copies in wrappers can be had
at the Office By those wishing to send
the m to their friends.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17
Immense Excitement
yn Nors.a Township and vicinity!
FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
FAlRMOUNT.

ETAVING Just received his Stock of Fall
4 L ana Winter Goods, is prepared to wait
OH all Of his old customers, and as many new
eneS as NAV favor him with a call. tie Will
keep II hand all such articles as are usually
called Tor in a country store.
ain prepared to sell rs cheap as the
cheapest. Thankful for past favors from the
citizens of North and Polk Townships, for
the very liberal patronage heretofore exten-
dcd to me by perseverance and talr dealings,
shall hope Tor the continuance OF the same.
Nv Goods are cheap, bought them low,
And they're selling for the Rocks;
Just make a call, you'll find 1t so.
Then do your trading with c. Fox.
Having discarded the credit system as ia
furious TO both Debtor and Creditor, sell fol
the Ready pay only.
All kinds of approved country Produce Ia
ken in exchange Tor Goods, as we'll as little
cash, for can sell cheaper for cash than any
one can on the credit system.
G. FOX.
Paramount, Marshall Co, Nov. IL, 1888
37m3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

= ksoy wanted at tlis office, TO learn
the printing business.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-17

*Patchin Bank, Buffalo, n. Y.
%Pratt's
%Whites L" 4" e"
*City {"
Lewis Co. " Martinsburgh, g
Blk. Of Owego. Owego.
Tio.a Co. Bank 90
Chataque Co. do. Jamestown,
Orange Co. do. ''
Genessee Do. do.
Bank of Buffalo, 90
Bank of Massillon, Ohio, certain.
G II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
The SACRED CoLLrar "A letter from Paris 10 Tie
National ,egencr gives the following information re-
lstiye to the Roman Cardinslate:

"I a,,ers from Rome lust received in Paris apprss N.
that in secret e0ssOry held on the 7th ut the Holv
Father completed the Sacred College by the creation Of
cigL mr. CydinaisOne of them French prelste the
Archbishop ofTours These letters contain interest
inc information relative 10 the Roman CariHalae On the
~ Of January Last the number Of vacancies in the CORDS OF
Cordipal was seven The recent death Of Cardinal Diem
nbrock left an eighth By virtue Of the promotions ofhs
7tb all the vacancies are filed iIl Sacred College has
NOT been witnessed before fora good many years The
very advanced age OF the actual Cardinal, makesh
urobabe that there will soon be other vacancies but these,
when they occur will rot give rise 10 speedy nominations
but custom requires that the College should not be fun.
There should be few Cardinal, hats always held in
serve BE- disposed Of urgent circumstances may re-
quire
According to the Pontfcal Constitution the Stcred
College is composed Of seventy Cardinals, divided equally
between the three orders thus Six Of the order Of Bs
ops 80 of the order Of Priests and u Of the order Of Des
cons O;the 20 Cardinals now living there upward
of 20 wears of age between 20 aud 80 10 between 20
and 90 - between 80 and 90 and between - and 3D.
Tho Youngest is Cardinal Andrea born in 1919 the Oldest
Cardinal Oppozoni who is - years old and WAC has
worn the hat 30 years
Of the living Cardinals two date their promotion from
the reign of Plus VII, who regned from 1900 10 1873,
three from that of Leo NIL who succeeded Plus VII;
thirty FIVE received their hats from Gregory XVI. who
reigned from ISL TO ls46 and thirty from tue regnng
Pope. Plus IN.
Fifty four of the actual Cardinals Italians sixteen
fore gners OF the fyfour Italians thirty three are
Romans by birth adoption Piedmontese
Neapoli@n Tuscan and five belong 10 the Lomb ,ro
Venetian kingdom OF the sixteen foreign Cardinals six
OF France three of Austria two OF Spain. OF POr
tugal one OF Belgium OF England and OF Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
MARRIED..

BELsER-A BERCRoMBIE.l Russell Co Alabama April g. By
Rev John Dawson Mr. p Beler Montgomery 70 Mis- Js
GNFY-JoNEs-At Portsmouth Ohio, April II. Mr. George D.
siSCIAiRZSMUCK~M Hamilton c W. April H. William Yin.
CLAIR Esq OF Hamilton to Miss Lucrets suek OF the township
HOOD-McCRoREYA AT Coumbu. Ga April T. Hon Arch bsia
H3oa OF LIMOS g. m~ Mayare, McCrofey Talbot county
Mr. Leander Principal Propr,,cr OF
the Emirs Academy Ms sarah AveFe P.eceptres OF the
VERNOR-ROBERTs Detroit April H. Mr. J. Vernon and
Mis-. :. s. daughter Of John Robers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Hartford Conn, April H.
Rev w II Robertson of Nsw-York Mis- Mary Middeen OF
OLMsrED-yAN ANTwERP-At c assapolis Mich, Aprii7 NJ,
STEVENS ARrER-At New ilhany. lad lpr 10 Mr Johu
MALkER-JEsSUP-At Howell! Mich, Apnl1 NJ. Benjamin T.
welssr e HaLbor Creek, Penn Mis- JriaA jesup
Detroit; end Mis- Sarah N. Hyde, Of Grad Rapids,
ANDREWs-fAiLOR-AtD Detroit. Mich, April IS Edmund Al.
drews T. OF Ann Abor Mich, to Sarah Eliza oldest dsshtr Of
CROsBY-BiKERnC srr..unk SIC April TO- josiah Crosby Of
MEREDITH-BOURIE- At Fot Wayne Ind April q Mr. James
Harvey Aeesth to Miss Adelaide Csthane eldest daughter Of hs
THAlER-HARvEY AT Constantine Mich Apri7 Mr. Miard
ThaJe Hardware Merchant to Miss Deh daughter Norman
wlEDsoR-CATHC ART-M Cops,,ntine Mich, April ~ I'M
VIM Cathcst, Of White Pigeon Prairie Mich
hLEN-klNGoln New.ior CITY March 80 BY Rev. 1h,mis
Mary +. hing of Fulton y daughter OF Rev Lypdon Kus
OF Fulton; VITO have gone to Europe
Church oeek shsnansO County y to Miss Margaret ssy.
DIMMcK-Fo6T-In Eden L..~lle County IN March 81 NJ,
ELIJAH Dmmick. Of Dmmck to is Caro.ne Foot, OF Eden
THOMPsON-DE LAND-A speedsvie, N. Y, April 10 NJ.
Henry Thompson Of Norwich c. to Miss Cornea NJ daughter OF hs
late James DE Land NJ d.
T0BEY-LAMB.-ln Chc,go Ill, April TO- ". H. H. Tobey gsl,
y 0WARD~MURRAY waverly N Y April a. Mr. Abyt
Howard of Providence Rhode Island TO Miss Ellen Murray
VAN BJsKIRK-O wEN-Aprl 10 in the Baptist Church Ia Fec
toryye N y Levi, Buskk heman< 5as.nas
Owen. of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
MAINE LAW in VERMONT.
The Termont HatchmGn gives the following cheering
acconnts Of the WORKING Of the LauOr Law that State

The TernOR UGtchmGn gives the following cheering
accounts of the Working Ofthe Liquor Law in that State
The Ltquor Lo,r in MoafpeerLas week three persons
were arrested in the vicinity of Nrgts mills and confined
in ia until released by the Wi, Of s0Jcri0rar-n other
words until the officers concerned supposed the respond
ert- could tell where they got their liquor The magistrate
discharged them for want OF jurisdiction Il appearing mat
tb, accused cot their pickle somewhere beyond the lin
lis Of Montpelier On Monday, 3J9 gallons were seized IN
this village and they dealt with according to law
There seems bee firm determination here TO execute me
law. hit where il will
HaLinytord-TwO casks seized in the railroad de-
Fsser CouHty-Iast week armed force Of l20 men
made p descent on The line OF the Atlantic and n Lawrence
Railroad arrested lot of rioters entered the grog shops
and DESTROYED the liquor and escorted ten or more OF the
kecuer To- Guiiha Jail This successful ioriy was made
undar the direction of Hon. VIM leywcod States At
tornev. Does Tie Patriot know VIM. Haywood
BHflugt0n-A topper having disclosed under arrest u
barrels OF liquor seized on the 18th ui More se.L
Ire, have been made since.
B0rttf-A lot OF GIN and brandy has been taken. On
two trials tie Jury did 10: agree The case 10 be tired
again. IN .p..,-, 80 ,
,ractical demonstration of their authority the =iLl
Three seizures were made amounting in all q over nun
dr.5 Gallons of the critttr which summary con
e,ned and poured ont. and each of the offending parties
fined $50 and costs II don't seem 70 pay 20 dI gard the
law now days. and. things gong peol viii begin
n find If ont pretty shortly! Those who have the vile att
ole in their possession Will something more than tine
$40 bv destroying themseves-a hint which may as wei
h. sEeu and acted upon first last Rutland Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
The Price of Gas.
TIN, Editor Of the " L. Tribune.


S The 7ti5pc Of this morning. q ith INST contains
incorrect OF the price charged for Gas IN tins City
ib i probably derived from in the application
70 the Corporation by the proposed new Gas Company.
c is and has been since st January ls52 al 81 cents
5,tions have been made at different times since Coal
was substituted as the material in place OF Oil and Resin Of
Which the article was formerly made Since Coal Gas
sLJ The price has been lowered from 80 70 40
t November ls49 to IS cent, from May $50 andto 30
n,s since January so and it Is intended 10 make fur
,l,ar reductions as the business will admit
The dividends of tie Companies have not exceeded ten
Int nrr aunum which i not large return for Manu-
i,ctnrng Corporations whose investments are principally
,ro,y Of comparatively little value for any other par
Pa han i, peculiar business Tha price Of the Goals
pJ fr Gas has advanced and reights have greatly in
used notwithstanding which, the charge Tor Gas in this
80 ~ ryate consumers (as also for the public lamps
by below the average of other cities. appears
80 he renort of Committee OF Citizens OF Charleston,
recently investigated the subject, noticed in the
W Z -. n NH ms SHOWING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19

prowSrD-A mortal accident occurred in tbs village on
- roner+y for which he enabled to get
nn1 iO% aSor as he pleased owed he'll originating
and life killing and that the deceased s ysn ne, Ssnj
oC Mr. Alden Having 10 pass the mill
@ bs G in and was found Wednesday morning dead
s IL the third accident of the kind in the county in one
ms f =. s ,be same cause This Misunderstanding soul
year 10 both buyer and seller needs comment
s orr hand In agony Of prayer say give US the
Name Law or some other law that will put stop to this
nefarious. deyish orphan making business We thank
God that we co not keep Lguor ShoP
Ooo '''" barry County Pioneer, Hastins Mich.