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THE undersigned having connection the purpose
Of conducting Commission FORWARDING Business
the ,y Of Rehmond under the style Of dooCu ARRIs most
ftfuy soc tbs patronage Of the public, and cpnnua
on he the friends the o NAECE& GooC
ID. =. sO0CH,
2nd January, 1854. JSC. A. HARRIS.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING


Ihe above DHkcroRr 10 the ADyssTsxo Aoxxoy NJ
ID. fErTENdILL CO., ll9 NASSAU srKrKr, New YorL "
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IItnDwAUE.
ElTI IuDnDT TATInN IagA

vUyuE subsrr,r. receipt by recent arrivals from Eng
Iand Of lagc AMI we'll selected assortment Of Drmng-
ham and Rhehsd Hardware and on the manufactures In this
country they have received full supply II American goods
Their cpnsDg In part of Table
and Knives every pion; Pad Stock Rin Norite
Cupboard Locks Bsc, Halt log, Ph, Bsa-t
Tongue Chain, Axes Virgins Collin. and smmon,
Double Barrel Guns Rifles ani Pistols Anvs Vices Bellows
siedye and Hand Hanne sEp.io Springs and Axie,orse
Mule 81 and all other goods usually found In Hardware
houses.
Merehset, victims this city are tfaiy invited TO
animation OF stock determined to oer goods
they be purchased In any Of the northern cities
r. T MOORE 4 CO,
seas Importers OF Hardware, ~ Pearl Street
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Who have injured themselves by certain practice
duged In when aionen habit frequently learned from
pahons, or At scooi-ue elects Of which nightly
When asleep and not cured renders marriage
destroys both mind BODY
What pity that young the hope OF his country, and III
DARING OF his parents Should be snstched from all
enjymens OF life by the Of devstag
Hatne and nuGinr In certain habit Such person
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"E have In store, OF direct Importation, hne assortment
w Double and Single Barrel 0un,, Witch vsy
superior quality also Shot Belts fsss Bag
% W. =. q DOSSAN,
eel 3 Pearl street.
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Two THE PARMBRs OF VIRGINIA.. Ina,mueh a, the pre.
Guano become exobitautIy high,
the Interest Of the Farmer any
purpose, which be had al less than
We arc receiving Reifer called TApEU, which de.
tested. said 10 contain all the properties Of
au,no, except per cent less of Amuionia.
We invite the attention Of FARMERS 10 this article, desire
TO have II tested on the all crop.
auq6-H LEE co., the dock
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AIEf ~on-n should lnoT Is 10 lnsr .Ickly de-
bi'a'ed condition Of health making r1teace a 10
htIse ava source Of painful
hnu perhaps, tornoe reelection
or alaces and suaerngs children that IL i, he, uv
Why and from What arise thai
@ anu relief IN ~ While yet there Is time, be the
eTs De aTo:-e future, and her that
may ne htied for the duties and capable Of f
-very woman look at the enacled FORM d-athike
coeHon the deep.huried
gloomy and depressed spirits nerve, e po,,rae
u sipss condition OF wife, mother
no. herself within her circle days
Il there no reu1edys No relie;7 No hope ~
The REMEDY by knowing and avoiding them,
knowing the rrr edies and b.neating by them
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Rates OF r.-saxe.
From Philadelphia From Lira-Ipooi.
Saloon urr;hs, $50 Saloon berths, ~ guinea
MiJship " 6S Miiship IL F"
FORWARD ~ b FORWARD
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4 " Ihs, TAMAS, &c--The undeTI Isn,i ar. on..I-
pm, another lot Of those Ebroe
aheh I'm Nsret Goth AMI herino and Taim,, ~
nan .sy invite the particular OF the L.de.
noO DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
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siNtSs COATnThs lsTre. aud mos, eompj,t, .,,ori
ment % husne. Coat, that We have offered TO the
public, comprising quality and STYLE
prices, nov in store aud for sale by
osao KEEN, BALDWIN 1 co., No 100 Main o..
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NIOTiCE.-rhe nrm Of NANCE aOoCH was Dissolved on
"a the st instant by mutual consent The Of the late
hrm will be used by either the parties for the only Of
closing their late business. THOMAS }. NANCE,
January 2nd, 1854. ID. +. GO0oH.
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AfnrIagr.

should that sound mind body
requisites to happiness Indeed
the Journey through life becomes weary pgrimage
hourly dsrksns to the view the nd
spar, and Allied with the melancholy
Of another becomes bllghted With
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A gsSs,.DA51Ss ssSss1. 4. .,.s.. LIVE ey n,,Ly

A CsoMMoDAIloN TON MOI LINE or DAILY.
NEW NV r.ss. ssSTGS SS,, 1Gk ,5s aud
ARsss sni san Capt Mssrose J SSiu,a
ni:re anS So, Mt. on the canal Possessing
II, pLogGMsor viii leave RICHMOND ,r.- yo,s., Wed.
s;1s s:1T S.SIoT ,a
1SS, very Ga.s,,
h4SD BY sPa q 6souoa sou ai'i'i aoopss. &C Eisa
lEaiiA1zE'S! SSSS +. .5z hfss e gosp Va
A. e.a.,n William G. sGA rs,um. her place on
en ,ad Hss in Dec
Ss S5r1 s s.H. ,sa sG sy 81
10y A. NJ touching at all the Landing, rver both ro
Pare bc,ss.n Kiehnaond and Norfolk 400
over D ahi a'' over 2,ear CT age. half pIes
TO any poi, on toe ia
Do do :of cadIsn Servants. 3
eGee Rt Co.. October as,h. s is:l s0P'-
tlsr IH'TsiSa y SassIf fSS SS4fs: SjtHAsss"isii
FARE FROM RICHMOND
T. kyassST5s 'sss ~
nd Mopi.; 4S @.ans.asI P sss
srrITs sns ssS.e p.,, day at ls 81 in Lynehhus
Returning leave Bsehsn.n a, NJ ynehbarT a. p NJ
Ssssy S"asss: and s.Sy thu sSsad
and ,eiarnne lines ef stages Tor
willie hr Charlottesville and at Nerh River for go ,n
the mail boats only. " '"h'S"' N''i
oc2i noyn rnxoun . n.vy,,,o,-
BiSARE 2S Ct.NTS-By cur daily line
Mediate e ,5s Gl.;sn:s; Es:ssad to Columbia and inter-
oa and after The ,'h noa, TASsf c.rt )
A. ". and arrive in Columbia a st2P M "
sE,StHiSG-L-aTe Columbia Monday. wednefdsy and Yri
cay AIS n NJ. and psss Pembertor 9L NJ J,Nrrsnn II
'nr ~ poS, p NJ Meheau1 Ferry PM Juies Perry Qx p
a., sad arrive n Richmond nj cS p
oclI HOYD rDynSn
EVERY
A Ehi romrn should knoS that lo.r .ckly de-
~ biita;-d condition of heah, making -1eace burden IN
htfsc Ad source Of painful and nj,
hnd perhaps orrhie reflection anS uc ing her
oN aiaces and suherngs her IL n her uty
U unisr,tAni Why -
, 1854-06-10

possessed Of any personal estate or Of any
right or interest therein not lawfully dis
posed of by his last will, the same shall
be applied and distributed as follows
l. The widow if any shall he allowed
all articles Of her apparel Or ornament ac-
cording to the degree and estate Of her
husband and such provisions and other nee
essaries for the use Of herself and family
under her care as shall be allowed and or
dercd in pursuance Of the provisions Of this
act. and this allowance shall be made as
well when the widow valves the provision
made for her in the will Of the husband as
when he dies intcstate.
2. The personal estate remaining after
such allowance, shall be applied to the pay
ment of the debts of the deceased, with
the charges for his funeral and the settling
Of the estate
3. The residue if any of the personal
estate shall be distributed among the same
persons as would be entitled to the real es-
tate by this act and in the same proportion
as provided excepting as is herein further
provided.
1. If the intestate were married wOm-
an her husband shall he entitled to the
whole of the said residue of the personal
estate.
5. If the intestate leave n widow and
issue, the widow shall be entitled to one hall
Of said residue.
6. If there be no issue, the widow shall
be entitled to the whole Of said residue.
I. II there be no husband, widow or
kindred of the intestate, the whole shall
escheat to the Territory
Sec. 245. If the intestate leave Il wild
ow and issue, and any of the issue have
received an advancement from the intes-
tate in his lifetime, the value of such adj
vancement shall not be taken into consid-
Grafton in computing the one half part to be
assigned to the widow, but she shall be en-
titled to the one half only of the said resi-
due after deducting the value of the ad'
vancement.
Passed, April 2Ith, 1854
certify the foregoing is true copy ot
the original act
G. II. MASON,
Secretary of the TeryitOryof Washington
, 1854-06-10

torturous journey the plains, or encounter bs
poisonous deadly breath Of the pestiental Isbmps =,
brave the perls Of tedious voyage around the cape
to cast your lot in this territory. and then suffer your
selves to be deliberately swindled out of your hard
earnings by California aharpers and shavers, and ,s
ponsibe home contractors' We know you did not.
Then we say again, demand your wages and br,nv
renewed life energy and prosperity within our borden,
, 1854-06-10

By tclegraphic dispatch to the New
Orleans PioayHa5, dated Baltimore, April,
sth, we learn that Mr. Everett positively
denies having written the Hulsemann let
ter, as he has been opeged to have declared
he did. lie ackSowledges, however, that
he consulted with Mr.. Webster in reference
to the subject.
The Senate on the 10th of April resumed
the consideration of the Pacific Railroad,
and Mr.. Gwin made a speech in its favor.
In the House, Mr.. Dean introduced a
joint resolution declaring it to be the duty
of the United States to observe strict
neutrality with repect to all belgerant Eu-
ropean powers, for the purposes especially
Of securing the acknowledgment of the doc
trine, that neutral flag covers the cargo.
1t was referred to the Committee on For
cign Relations
, 1854-06-10


Ed. Pioneer and Demoerdf::'n 20 Z --.i .ai. :
SIR Have the goodness to permit me.
through the columns Of your paper, to keep
the people Of Washington territory posted
up on oil matters Of public interest. -.
left my residence. February 2sth.-
March LIST, took passage on the steamship
" Peytona,D at Portland, for San Francis-
co, and reached that city March 7th. The
steamers not connecting, ! was forced to
remain in San Francisco until the 1othf
and on that day, took passage on the
steamship Golden GateH-reaehed Psn.
ana the 2sth-0bisea 29th-Asplnwan
SOth-New York April 9tk-Washington
City on the llth, and on the 18th took my
seat in the house Of representatives Of Che
United States. At about u o'clock %
night, as the cars were passing from ObiScs
to Aspinwall, the locomotive was thrown
from the track, (by running over eoW,1
and broken all to pieces, as asO The tender
car and yet not person was injured by
the uccklcnt. The distance, as computed
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24
pruhutf Garkfts, Etr.
Plymouth Market

PLrxoVTH, Nor a
There has been no changes in the market du-
ring the past week.
wheai-Red I.5O. White ,65. Bat little ar
irving.
Clover Seed--s5.s0.
Timothy Seed-Sl ,'snaa.5o.
Flax Seed-Gooi, AT Sl,l3 r bu-
Oats--Sl 20 33c.
Cyrn-ln goOd demand ~ J0e.
Dried Fruit-.Pples, iCgI! cts; peaches
pared l0c., impaired &c.
Bcaus-Sales at 1jc To- Sl.35
Eggs-Rea,Iily sold AZ l2le.
ilAY--S6 In - per TN.
Pclts-October pclts 80 TO co cts.
Sole Leather-SalCs at &c.
Buttcr-Sales at it' - cts. for roll.
FlOur-S9. 600 Sa.jn T. bbl., retail.
Fish-SI,jO half 5bl, $500 per Dbl. white
Trout. $500.
llides-tircen. &c; Dry, Sc.
TalloW-ln good demand at 10 to lee.
PuRE-NIeSs $40 per bbl.
SALT-S3 per bbl at retail.
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SANDUSKY MARKET.

Office Of the Saniusky Register, Nov. y.
Flour-Sells at 81, 50 for country and city cz'
ira.
Wheat Good parcels worth 81 GOO 40.
Con-Sales at ste from teams.
Nnts-Nnt much dnin- Snlcs nt alc
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yE>lP az ss.Ss,sS aE1S2S',

TX EhIEY s RAMSEY,
IL would inform the rublic
that they have opened a shop
for the manufacture o. HAIR
.IESS, SADDLES, sc, on
the North side Of the Public
Square, a few doors below S
II. Starr's, where they will
keep constantly on hand, a
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Glass. 5c.
All of which We pledge ourselves to sell for
cash from 10 to 20 and % per cent less than
any other frm dare sell, who have not made a
purchase this fall. Our motto is, 'short prof
its and cash in haud," or ready pay, which VIC
consider cash. All who wish to test the vcrac-
ity of this advertisement, will please call and
examine or themselves, before purchasing else
where, for we will do you good. Save this pei
ccntage while you can
DAY g. KIRTLAND,
At the old stand of Il. McDonough, Main-st.
Plymouth Ohio. Sept, Is, 1854.
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II has become neces-
sary, owing to the fail
urc of the crops, and
the consequent scarcity
ofmoney, to bring down
the prices of all kinds
merchandise. | am de-
tcrmincd therefore to
reduce the prices of a
kinds Of clothing, and
make the Old Hulkcrs
in the Clothing Business
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Goods at Cost!
AT TIE
vi T. T r. OPOLTT A N

I AVN Deragc DeLaincs, Tissues Bonnets,
IL &c. All of the above goods, and large
variety of other kinds, too numerous for an or
dinary advertisement, will be positively sold at
Cost. There is no humbug about this call and
test the truth of it. At Cest rccollcct.
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tremb,e on account OF the desperate onslaught
now making at BILL DEVENY'Sj in the way
of good and substantial goods at prices far be-
toM onyihing crcr o6crcdin this market, for which
the whole country, to the latest generation will
be thankful, and blessings large and abundant
will fall on the New York CHEAP
STORE. 1t is matter
of astonishment to all to see such crowds filing
in platoons, and dcploying to make room for
others, at the popular establishment which has
Just opened with an entire new stock ofall kinds
of GENTbEMEN'S GOODS, trom pair of shil-
ling Hose to a $50 Coat, and all done without
Pn-!,n or the GeHcrrl High sounding words
arc Of no use, but facts and lpWes Will stand
the test. those who "sh to Get more ior fifty
cents, far rc4@H pay, than ono dollar, will buy
alta credit establishment where two good custo-
mors are expected to pay the dcbt Of one bad
one. arc invited to call at the NEW lOEh
.SHEAP" CLOTWiNG SIORE, where each
viii pay for his own goods
nea Bill Deveny' is the place to get BOYS
'CLOTHTt.G for about half the price you have
been getting them at the ''hi%h priced credit
stores" flVmo"th' NOV ~ 'o'f'
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71Iff ~ = 1T I's'''Fs
STATIONERY

-STATIONERY-
American. EHglisk and fi,ach Writing Papers.
Egr,iopes. &C of very fine assortment, amt in
quality to suit purchasers. Blank Books
Lclgcrs. Day Books. Justices Dockcts, halfand
full hound: W.,aorGH''us D,r,es, fr 81. &c.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER
:. m moth r....ri.ia-. ur',,gisiag .ge newest
ar.l ..u.. .e4u,,iJl s,.,gas f,r Fsfipr,. DHmy
Il ..a.s. B,,i Rooms, A.irtyS. dc. IA .ua'iiy and
lt rI.rr, tu sGlt the Mar,."t, aad wH.cu house
e,ry,rs who look over ctr assortment vii. naye,
So. th.v aas. he Convinced ni the ipmlgSs sgpcr,-
sr.. igF ys..- mgr tisra,i IN very respect for
walls. TlsTS-M c'aost eYdIsss rWictg, from
Raitie-joTss and R"Ifirs for the ''wec babies, 10
all sorts Edncy drciS, SHitabe far presents 10 he
"Gg Children wdcther IadieS or gentlemen, an
orrhjcb they mW sell as hov ifnoi Iower than aag
pthrr establishment in Northern Ohio.
NEW BOOKS AND NEW GOODS
constanHy Jeiny rcccircd. We invite all to call
and examine our stock. as ne charge nothing .fOj
shoripg gooRs, and are always happy TO see uuI
friends and customers. BSa- Cash, Rags, o'
Produce i0ken IN ccchdaye far Goods.
psas Ordcrs for Books no. Kept Ly us promptly
aitcndcd 10, also all orders from Country Merchont
and others. (Juuc I0) A. B BOIS g. son
H M. WOOSTER,
DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEM
u icals. White Lcpd Linseed OIL, Zinc Pain
Wngow Glass etc, Plymouth, Ohio. oct2'
| ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the estate of Tho
"A late JOHN CuLP, either by note or boob
account, are requested to call at the store lately
occupied by the deceased, and settle and pay W
the same without delay. And all persons hold
al, cold II
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DAGUERREAN
DENTAL ROOM,

(ONER WOOSTER'S DRUG STORE.)
A RNISTRONG & DUNIIAM have fitted up
n the commodous rooms over Woostcr's :
Drug Store, in the most superb style, for the
purpose of carrying on both DAGuERREOTI-
PING and DENTISTRY. In both branches OF
business they will give the fullest satisfaction.
or no charge will be made. They feel confident
in saying that they can compete with Cleveland
or Sandusyk in the execution of their work, and
at much less prices. Call and see us when you
come to town. Plymouth, Aug. 5, 1861.
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n.esS yI;,king and MIIiIMery.

IN -uE opp-FELLows BUILDINGs, IND STORY.
NHRs. i. KIRCHEMEYER, would respect,
lNl tnn3 inform the Ladies of plymouth, and
the vicinity, that she is prepared to attend to
any orders that may be eft with her in the Dress
Making and Millinery line. Her long eXper-
ience in the above business, is sufficient guar
anty of her ability to do work in "a satisfactory
manner and in the latest style Her shop has
been removed to the front room over John De-
veny, Jr's. Store, in the Odd Fellows Building.
Plymouth, Nov. II, 1854.
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plymouth Book, Stationery, Fancy

" Mil I M In NIVINIs'
A c. DU BUlS & son hars Hsi Tcoe'red d.
II. reci from fke Es,f, al der Book Store, on
hs Sorrn SIDE OF TuE PURLlC SQUARE IA Fig-
mouth The largssi dad best selocied stock Of Books,
Stationery, Wall and WIHiov Paper and laHke'
Notions, ever before offercdin this market. They
have Books in almost every department of Int
,raiHre, Bioyraphy, H,story Science, Sc, eonPris-
igg IA, standard Old rs well as the
New Publications OF the Day.
SCHOOL, BOOKS
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Plymouth, Oct. Is. 1853.
ATTENTION

~,LERGyNJET ChmcL Members. and tbo voc,
u of mankind:
mticenty-Its Causes, Aspccts and Agencies.
Pulpit Cyclopelia- sketches and sketches
of sermons
Preachers Manual.
Cummings Works-Voiccs of the Dead, of the
Day, of the Night.
Bencdictims, or the Blessed Life Church before
the flood. &c.
Thought for the Afflicted.
Romanism, not Christianity.
The Christian Instructor.
Reus0n and Faith and Essays.
Eclipse Of Faith.
Fiuncy's Lectures on Ecyjyaie.
.>,',o',, Tvu"s Oh,i,'ioo', te.ioa, e.,
The above are but . few Of ttc r&c"Ijcn'
books for sale lv A. c. DJ BOlS g. ~DN which
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Carnage uanaIaetory.
a

u I ~ a n a ~ y y
R-E Nauit rr-p~safulf To- Nu
&SS t-u, "a. sils.s. q rI,I.2SSJz ~
c-t@Vl tnsuth uud EarianF, thsi SO~Isf~
tkrF have assssiaiss @----
Ihetaselves tug-Iher aad opened = nsS shop m
'icorgr Coanelis Buiiding. for the purpose oi
mnuiaciuring every description and KIND oi
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons
Pcr.nns leaving orters with them may rely
"a having them promptly eHeeuted, as they DO
their oEn labor. without depending upon 9TH
en-. They are both practical and experienced
Eorkman. and will give the most entire sats-
faciiod TO all why may favor them with their
patronage, in point Of ehcapness, utility and
style ol finish. They would ask a fair trial oi
our citizens e. prove to them that ''hOme man
uiaeturcs" are much more profitable than last
ern a. they will sell their work cheaper, ana IN
sure their manufactures To- 10 double the ser.
vice Of those made ia the Eastern cities, and
-rvught West Oalg 70 s,li-not TO be Of any utii'
ty-bui TO humbug. All kinds Of repairing
done at the shortest notice and in the neates'
manner. and on the most Teassable terms
Give us a call. nov.al LEE McMCNN.
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RINGS REMEDY


For Ercr and AyHe BHIous Remittem Ferer, &c.
A CUE AND FEVER, and its kindred
~ diseases. Bilious Remi,,ent and Intermittent fe
vers, net only the inraeae in every country dis
rrct but becoming the sCOrces of our cities, and
have reached localities supposed 10 he safe r' III ihe'
ViSitatiUnS. Ordinary treatment does not avail, anu Tue
PREPARATIONS hitherto advertised ascures have ~" rh"'N
ed the rpread # the malldlhS
In this emergency RlNS'S REMEDY IA 'ntro uce"
1t is GUARANTEED by six years experience in the private
practice ufan eminent physician, to be an absolute spe
clC in Ague aud Fever eaking the chils in The most
aggravated 'es restoring the strength are appetite,
and accomplishing in every instance complete ana
permaHeHtc cure. The same results occur in RemNcnt
Fever, however protr,ccd its attacks maybe, or how
ever feeble the sufferer may have become No mineral
substance minges with co"Centrated extracts OF when
is composed and its effect upon the general health
is as senia, lis specific aCun On the organs III which
the disease originates sspcedy certain and satisfactory
Those organ the Spleen, the Liver and The Stoi
ach, and the Kidneys Upon every link of this vi'cera
chain it acts with the certainty and almost the speed o
electricity changing their cOndI'Ion regulating thel
functions, and expeIng the morbic matter winch con
stitutcs the of the disease No family or hulVdi
nj residing in the West south west, OF any locallt!
within reach ufthe malaria arising from low lands ant
stagnant water, any material from which uhwhoIe
some etivia arises, should be without thiS gear meui
cine poweriu as preventative of and lnallibe as
tor, every 'orm of Intermittent or Remttent Fever
No matte how the patient may he prostrateh ny th'
enfeehllng influence Of the maIadv, RINGS REMEDY
will remove il within two weeks and give tome ant
vgor the system which will orfy it against the mi
asmatic intuance for long time. All who wish to b.
shielded from the deadly vapors which arises under
burning sun, from swamps, malshes, or the impnrt'e
which more or less deho the streets OF all our cities
take it occasionally preventative throughout til
warm season.
Prepared by c. II. RING, Chemist,
1872 Broadway, New YORK.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24

large assortment Of everything ~ thelf llne'--
They have now readyfor inspection, an assort-
mcnt of Fancy and Common Draught Harness
witch he will sell at the lowest possible prices
All work warranted to prove as represented
Farmers and others are invited to call.
pl,nrnnth Oct u. lSO4.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24
The .Besvs completely Routed!
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS
Bill DevenV has come to town

4lndhe is "loying them oll' IN tile ecay Of
selling CAeop ClotliDg-".SmuN Prgfts
md plenty Of Customers' is: his m0tto
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS
INDIANA MONFy

REiNG on year Indiana Monry-uarthlrs.
~ hses-nost kinds q NhieL Elii BE- takrf
Tor goods' for the ParPose q sending il sui Q.
the state, until further notice.
Nov. 10. 1855. SPF NCEg 4 WRIGHT.
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|. E. w E B S T E r
DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PRVI SIONs
NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
FALMOUTH, OIsHO.

NORTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
FLYTIOUTH, OIsEO.
7 L. WEBSTER, would inform the citizens of
l.. Plymouth and vicinity, that he is prepared
to fill all orders, i'll his line, at the shortest
tice. lie will keep constantly on hand, we'll
selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, and
Provisions, comprising everything family may
need lie has fitted up in connection with the
above, all elegant
Oyster Saloon,
to which he would invite the attention of those
fond of the bivalves. They will be served up
in every style. His saloon is fitting up in suit
able style for Ladies, Parties, sc.
Cigars of different varieties, constantly on
hand.
Plvmouth Oct IL 1883
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24
'EOIyEl E.cl.

A GOOD one, to trade for Canal Bank Cleve-
n land, City Bank Of Columbus, Miami Val
ley, or any other "Dacent' broken bank paper,
enquire at the Farmers Store, Of
Vim. W. BRENNAN.