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= 4 III VI y y a l.ssatssasafsll H111I n u.
fI'RlpS resumed 10 Smyrna, D1ver. New Castle
4 Delaware City and Port Penn
That swift aud stbstaptia! Steamboat, the Zen1vr
having been thoroughly ovevbauled dining the yinie,
has resumed her trips BET Vsen Philadelphia and The
above named places and will continue lea We Phia
dephia. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings at 1'ciock, returning every Monday.
Wednesday, ani Friday mornings leaving Dono
Landing, at clock, and Smyrna Landing az sI
O'Clock touching at all intermediate places both vavs
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware Civ
for ST. Georges .CaRtweHs Bridge and Middleio,on
also at Dover, for Camden,. Frederick Milford and
Georgetown. -
Freight taken at low prices Breakfast and D;nn..
on board C.J. VANDEGRIFr Cnntain
March 9th 1853. elta ~ s.. .'
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George VGgs,
FRA a-aN EyD35sE-
CA1snut street, between Third and Fourth

CA1snut street, between Third and Fourth,
PhIladclphia.
OLIVE u. p PARKER, uf OHIO, AMI JAMES
IL t.Ait }. "I PhII1 ieiPh!i have lea rd The an,,
We'll Known all! popular hDGs for 4 ies ui cars ~ =
INV prepare 10 iccJHROaie s,tcss IA a manner ,,
LI aiIy ia the rrty.
fn'; "riI!nl n tI;S house is spe. iJr TO any other
"cAlS ia ih'h' itaIc proximity To OisIurs-; nln>
Oi the biIIs, Pub Ic OHirrs Posi- lice ami the n,
chalse Where OI- nIissc, SIai E all parts of The c
I"e h'.ise having Dt"n pd IA Ii Ign r. .uar and
II ~ lafht ar" iirsi Niih ~ M ~ dT.i improvements
~tiI AID in I"I ia i!Ie vi gdcrt- Tuo l,
MIll at all times be supplied with nc hes. the Imarhci
all rls in n1;hing saIil bc wanting. un oar par t.
E'aEe Tie Et ANh,.iA va the fr.Ivolcrs- Home
fJuf pIirO:!ase Is hTJsl res sprciiu!iy sliciled
PARKER Il LAIRD. .
Julv y; ri ON
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ssASs'aDSe ana Desirable

49, Nov offered and Will be said ,,,,,, ro,,,,
HAiii v bic terms AT PRIIAFr - a. ,'9r''- 70
S9Iil MANSION or FONT ILL FAI|I .,-',2-1
IIiarc, t,, '''n Il vi '9'i! rlia ai'I InH Il eli
LAND 49,, - ,'-''''7 '""' ~'i' ~ u al arabic
ever 1dIan!a9" as ryatc rp>i.icur, I,J '.~.,L ~ :
agriculture. | l0n iAs Farm 10 .,,, l,,T "a l
eis ol Lane, - 900 b,shpl> u: N,nn },L l '''"''
OF GualO have be, sJr,.d " I.iir iiie ,,I, = w.. M
sicS gfcat variety other conccu;r,I,i ..,,,
ana HE Pto alig unlcf green Gro = o Ol;I H. L,
Cl"Ner. &c aii &" winch has also hrpu Il d,,,I 49,, @ -,
Ut Ihrice win The besi slIb!c and barn Yard m me-,
The Wh0i" tract is inclosed with the hl.I a.,J So,
substantial! new chestnut and white oak f,Iicing .L"
IVc lhosa!d dollars expended in The erecE,on ~ 0i.
BUILDINGS, comprised in which Is eyerl,IInr rc,,,',
siie to highly improved and y ell directed Farm -
Fiz> Acres al OtIed 10 the Inosl tb,,ce vor;o
ss59SSs lies ul Apples, Peach Pear. CHER. On;mr,
- i'inn and \pricot; BESIDES tie t;afdgn obonId
yc i'''oN STA" "eFfy' raspbFrry, grapes
any one wishing 10 pnrchase will be shd dyn ,bo r-.
perry hy Iiie uIdcrs, gncd. F''
DANIEL CCMAINS
Near smyrna, Feb. D. 'ji-lr
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I'D, SfeYeus0Re

Z y ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the public
~ u gene. ally that he still continues his
"a MARBLE BUSINESS, in a. its various branch
-, es at the CORNER Of COMMERCE and MAR.
kEF STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE, whaEr
ne viii Manufacture, and oinke to ORDER MuNU.
MEAIS aud GRAVE STONES OF the most approved
ana modern styles lie will a!so maRufat turc VI AR
BILE NJ MANIElS and do all kinds OF " ORR IN cOnncc.
Ioa wiih buildings with uealneSs and DESPATCH and
al Philadelphia prices. lie would state that all work
a ms line IN point oi beamiy, ch sapnos, and excel
ehce ol Workmanship shall be uneXceled. lie there
lore assures tbo public thai he can make IL 10 fhr
Interest ot all TO extend To hl share Of their patron
age. 81 Orders from the country attended 10 vItn
despatch. (tjec 90 IS33-Iv
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Young -AmHcEicam's Library,
A USGE UL and aiIr cuve series c1 BOOKS for
IA young people EN- bfaclng event connec ed " iil,
The carry hlsoryo OF cO nIry and lives OF dIstn.
gushrs mrn, written with much care. and IA an cnler
Iaing and instructive manner, with IllusI nns of
l.npurIant events. auU beautifully illuminated lille
pascs containing The life OF Daniel Webster the great
lrave OF his character, and the follow ing
Young Daniel in the Saw Mill.
Webster lishIng at Ffysburg
Webster declining The ClerRship.
Webster expOunding the Constitution.
The Bunker Hill Celebration.
Websiera al Faneulllllall.
MarshGed tho residence of Webster.
Webster on his Farm.
The Life ofllenry Clay, the Mill Boy of the lashes
nine IlluSt' ations-
The Lite of Benjamin Franklin nine illustrations.
The Life OF General Washington, nine instratlOns
The Lite 0i Marion, HIne illustrations.
The Lie of alayetie, nine luslraiions
The Life of William Penn, mae illustrations.
The Life of General Taylor nine illustrations.
The Lifs Of Andrew Jackson, nine illustrations.
The Life Of Napoleon Bonaparie, nino illustrations
The Old BELL OF independence; or Philade phia in
l176 nine illustrations.
The Yankee Tea Party, snd other stories Of the Re-
volnton. nIae illustrations.
Containing over 100 illustrations
Each volume is we'll written possessing high
mo raj tone and can safely be placed the hand Of
Young people. They contain numerous anecdotes
Illustrative OF the history OF our country and are well
adanted for iumiy CIR school libraries.
Price per NlanAsOmeiy hound in cloth, gilt backs
aud neatly put upii boxes S675,
Price per volume neatly bound, cloth gilt, 56I cts
Coporleuis Agents, or School Libaries, will be
supplied at q liberal discount.
Copies wal be seat by mail postage free, upon the
,ecerp; of the price Of the set. or any volume.
LINDSAY 81 BLAKlSfON, Publishers
Feb ~, lB54-5ni |
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Bomnefs, Millinery Goods. &C

BOmne9s, MlfAInefy GO0ds. &c
a. (xALNER has new ia Store and is daily re
b6fznO cciyIng from Manufacturers and Impor-
ters. a handsome assortment oi Straw Brad,
Lace and Lawn B0NNEFS, French and
American Flowers. Ribbons Silks, and general as
sortrEent Of Millinery Goods. as sas
Also, new manufacturing Wire and Buckram
Francs and Crowns Of the latest french and English
patterns. o..
Merchants and Miliners invited 10 call and ex.
anime before purchasing, being confident that his
style and prices will compare fayoraby with those Of
any other ereslahishment y 2AE
sAFa WAf. c.. cALvER
az. No. 50 N. Second St. PhIlade e phig
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TRIM NIsFdCS,
CON j. EIGTAO 1EieEgEGSI

/ SWIN ES AAO : tEESEES &c.
Z 'o9Eo > q. y ~ \. DhbL desire 10 Cummn
~ h'ca'e 10 me pupiic the tact that they have
'HcOu "e Vl me ulost select anu extensive
'"'S 90 'i'H.lbS' N': tiia h's ever been presented
:" '''' .'%9"' =" 2mFrha' ihey have cqnstaHiy OH
nan" ''o'ce Seectiohs Oh trimmings and Fancy Ar
ii'i's' consisting a. "iows:-lIress Frmmings. I'm.
''i'''cs, hl" hi"Nes liahdkert hietsl ilusierIcs.
%"Pl'YFS' idy ana h"i'ine lotion. Window Shades,
t,"Aih. NiaSses ""fk BASKETS, Sewing Birds. Por
Ninu'aes ctc. Also an excellent assorImcnt oC Sin
tiuncry, Periumcry and Coniecttoncries
t''NI"s do"e at the shortest notice and ht PhIade.
lhIa prices
s. T.. IL r. A. BELL =
SMYRNA. Anril 10 '5itc
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6. L. PAMCOAST & co.

No. Il North IFhGrrtS, PhiIudeipbio.
i 'OMMlS%ION MERCHANTS abd Wnol.
$ lie Dealers IN FISH aud PkOVISIONS
Se"GtIiIy' nave constantly on hank large
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~42DRtGS, PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS Ann
Y? - Dye ''ia'is French and Jersey Znc Pants
Window t'!ass, coored and cnamolled
Superior Coach and Furniture Varnlshes;
Gals. for sale al W '
ALI RED WlLTBERGER'S
Drug ard Chemical Store,
n" lG9 North Second street PhiIadeInhio
'ltii"' neIol lor The sale OF Sariows Indigo Blue
Ei>rng's ST ve, Tattersa!re Heave Powders and Kar
bees Fnh:ncaiion.
~ Phy-clans and torekeepers supplied. Goods
Seit to any OF Lhe Depot', free Of charge
May 81, j!-Iy
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TO THE" AFELECT ED.

Smyrna, April II. '5i.tC
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Congressional.
w AsHiNGToN

WASHiNGToN. Jan. 10.
Amongst the bills introduced into the
Senate yesterday there were several Of
importance. viz: To allow credi, for a
limited period on imported RAILROAD iron;
to establish cour, for the invesiige ion
of claims against the United States; and
to provide for the payment of such cred
itors of the late Republic of Texas as are
comprehe nded in the act of SeptembeI 8.
1850.
A resolution was adopted calling fol-
such correspondence as may have taken
place betweeN,his government and thai
Of Mexico. respecting the right of wa.
across the Isihmus o. rehauntepec. since
that communicated in July. 1852; and al
so for all the information in possession
! Of the Executive concerning the action o.
the Mexican Government in relation &c
the said right of way. and any proposed
convention concerning it.
The following is the select committee
appointed by the President Of the Senate
on the motion OF Mr.. Quinn, 10 which
to refer so muth Of the Presidents Mes
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

Judge they will be size less than the
Paddles. As TO Grapes we raise them
in California by the ton. as swee. and
delicious as was ever plucked By fairy
hands In the sunny fields Of La Bell.
France. Think of that, oh Hooserlom,
and weep!l
In addition to the Cincinnati Dollar
Times. which. it seems. in the opinion
of its Editor. has such a mighty influence
on :he growth of vegetation. we suppose
on the principle that like begets like. lei
the good farmers Of Indiana take our pa
per. THE San Jose Telegraph" and then
they may chance TO make "discoveries"
that are discoveries.
like the Banner and its spicy col
umns. as it halls from the place which
was for nineteen years nv home-I like
its Editor-l like its subscribers, for
many. very many of them my old as
socistes. friends and acquaintances.
like to hear the joyful booming of he sig
nal cannon that proClSims the arrival of
mail steamer--for engearly sought for,
and joyfully received is the Banner and
the news from home. sweet home -
Blu. there is one thing | don'i like.
don't like to see so nucn fuss made over
small Potatoes" That's all.
II. POMEROY.
P. S. send you clip from the "Ss n
Jose Telegraph" VIVA, DO you think of
"a lb. Potatoes? see by your advertising
columns that friend Lemon has ego. a
potatoe clock" II be has gone into the
manufacture of that article. would re-
commend him to send 10 Santa Clara Val.
ley for timber. II. 7.
| The extract alluded to follows;
A MAMMOTH PorAToE "A farmer liv-
! ing on the road between Union City and
San Lorenzo. has raised this season very
large crop of remarkably fine pota toes;
among the number is enc which weighs
"a lbs, for which he has been offered ten
dollars. but refuses TO take less than
twenty dollars for it. Although many
| fields of potatoes have been destroyed by
the worms and the rot, yet such vast
quantities have heen raised. that we fear
the prices will not advance much beyond
PRES low figures.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

Snow Dfift.-On Friday last. the differ
rnt trains on the Nsw Albany and Salem
Rail Road, on their way north. met with
considerable difficulty and obstruction.
This track is poorly supplied with wood
and water from Lafayette north. For q
scarcity Of the former. the track rgents
are not perhaps wholly censurable. os
there is great scarcity Of timber on the
route; bu, water stations could be sup
piled in any number. These deficiencies
were the more severely felt. as the Loco
motives were entirely obssructed by the
deep snow drift. The evening express
tr,in fsst foundered in attempting 10
plow .hraugh. and in its efforts TO push
through TO-. some hours. used its wood
and wafer Tie accommodation train
was soon close upon its heels. SO near ou'
of The needful, that il haa none TO give
The freight train in the resr-sll in the
same destitute condition. Passengers T.
the different cars freezing and starving
children crying for bread--the weaihei
without. cold enough to freeze icicles tc
the nosiiils Of the iron horse. and but lit
warmer within. However no body was
kilt. but after six or seven hours enjoy
ment at this rate--between nine and ts I
o'clock P. NJ. the trains were at West
Vile station, twelve miles south of Mich
igan City.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

Foreign.-Tne Baltic arrived at New
York OIL the 18th. bringing dates to the
2sth Dec. from Liverpool.
Lord Palmerston had resumed his seat
in the British Cabinet.
There is nothing really new as to the
Russo Turkish war. Il was rumored. bu,
no, believed. that the Porte would con-
sent to resume negotiations.
The lates, news is contained in the
London Times of the 29th. which has
Vienna dates TO Wednesday evening"
The Russian steamer Pfuth had set two
Turkish villages on FIRE by throwing red
hot balls into them.
A private despatch dated Liverpool
Thursday. says: "Breadstuffa in good de
snsnd. and tending upwards"
Resehid Pssha had promised the for
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

LR. EDlToR:-Permit me through the
columns of your excellent paper. to call
the attention OF the citizens Of Plymouth
TO the important subject of better secur-
ing themselves against that destructive
elcment--fre.
Citizens of Plymouth, VIVA, is your
preparation for subduing fire. in the even.
Of lis breaking GU. in the business part Ct
town? Would not the most valua bic part
be consumed before its ravages could be
stayed, and vast amount Of property be
destroyed. and possibly the lives of some
of our citizens be lost in the general con-
hagTation'
Blu, some say. g: your property iu-
/ cured. SO we say. but insurance neveI
pays the whole amount los, by fire. nos
ca 4 i, pay for any more than certain
portion Of the loss.
We I've the means within ourselve;
to better pre:2ct ourselves. Can we not
have Fire Com ,a.y. with suisa bic en-
CINE for this purpose? or should this BIZ
thought too expensive ior our means. lie
us resort to the next best remedy, anS
| form q Hook and Ladder Company. suIta
Bile for such an emergency, AMI be piepaf
ed 10 arres, its progress.
AS we are now circumsiarced. we are
left TO the mercy Of the ince ndiary. ant
the devouring flames. whose fire may bt
quenched if We are prepared for the event
Citizens of Plymouth, will yeu not pre-
pare yourselves for defence. as the au
thorities of the town will tafe no action
for your safety? What say you to calling
a meeting this week TO advise and do ii
this matter? We ought TO do something
and that speedily. We have our Anti
Horse Thief Company. TO pro,ec, US fror
having our property taken nnlawfullY-
our Dog law. TO proven, us from bein
outnumbered by dogs; and now we ns
for protection against our property bein
destroyed by fire. when we are admonlsh
ed by the faithful press. whose coium !
are freighted with news from every dl
: rection, of the awful and hear,rendin
consequences of this destructive element
( TAMARACK.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
State Temperance Convention.

The State Temperance Convention held
at Indianapolis last week was. unexpect-
eddy to many; attended by large dele
CATION. The weather being cold and too
disagree cable for comfortable travel. ii
was hardly expected that elepsn hundred
delegates would enroll their names at In
d'anapolis on the llth day Of January,
1854. ret such was the fact. Besides
these, many were in attendance who did
not think il necessary. after the counties
were called in the forenoon of the first
day, to presen. themselves to the Secreta-
ries for enrolment. although they par
ticipated in The deliberations Of the Con-
vention.
The platform upon which the men and
,comen of Indiana intend to act during the
approaching contest for the election oil
me m bers TO the next Legislature. appears
in the resolutions which we publish III
10 days paper. An address to the reo-
pie of Indiana precedes the resolutions
Let every temperance advocate preserve
the paper containing them. as future RET
erence TO them NAV be necessary.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Sax Jose. Dec. 4ih. 1853.
igan City.

Mr.. EDIToR, Dear Sir. II notice in
the Banner of Oct 18Th. by an extract
from the Cincinnati Dollar Timts. that
great discovery has been made in Hoosier
dom. The Times. as quoted in the Ban
ner, gasseates OH the high pressure prin-
ciple, about Watermelon received from
indianapolis. Ind. weighing 40 lbs. and
potatoe received from BiackfeId Coun-
ty, Ind, weighing 2lbs. and z ozs. And
then the Times makes the astonishing
discovery that the circulation of that
paper is the stimulating principle tina:
brings about such large results. Great
Mr.. Editor, with all the influence of the
Times to assist the growth of Potatoes &
Melons2 Well. perhaps that will do v. y
we'll for Indiana. after ALL Forty ID
melons anu ID. z OF. potatoes are no
sliced up every day in HoosieEdom. Van
keedom. or any other dom place east o
the Rocky Mountains. But that is moth
ing TO wha: wc do in Calisornia--hafdl,
circumstance. Why sir. just shut you
eyes and imagine-yes, imagine. for sucl
discoveries you are doomed never to sc
in Hoosierdom-ihat you see a melol
weighing 68 lbs. grown in the Nspp
Valley. Squash weighing 100 lbs. whic
, tried in vain myself to lift. but coul
: not reach around il sufficiently TO get
: hold. grown in the Sacramento Valley:
, pumpkin weighing lao lbs.. grown in til
San Joaquin Valley; Potatoe weighin
8 lbs. Z ozs.. raised by o. II. P. BAILEY
in Santa Clara Valley. Fine Pears. Peacf
/. es and Figs are grown in the latter plac
APPLES have not borne here yet. but fro
!. the growth Of young trees planted out,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

eign ministers 10 do his utmost for the
furtherance of peace. at the Grand Divan
to take place on the 20Ih.
II was generally reported in the Prin-
cipali,ies that an armistice during the
winter would be agreed upon. but this
will enable Russia TO take the field with
not much short of $50. 900 men.
A Meeting is called at Southampton to
petition for active measures against Rus
STA.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

sage as relates TO ,he subject Of Nation
al Road from the Mississippi to The Pa
ciic ocean. 1t is certainly a very able
committe. unequalled almost by any 9th
er which we RENE mber:
Mr.. Quinn. of California. Chairman,
Mr.. Bright. of Indiana,
Mr.. Rusk. of Texas.
Mr.. Douglass. Of Illinois,
Mr.. Bell. of Tennessee.
MIR. Everett. Of Massachusetts,,
Mr.. Seward of New York,
Mr.. Geyer OK Missouri,
Mr.. Evans. of South Caroline.
Five Of this select committee are chair.
men of prominent standing committees.
viz: Mr.. GwIN. Of Naval Affairs; Mr.
BRIGHT. of Roads and Canals: Mr. RUsK,
of Post Office and Pos, Roads: Mr. DoUa
LASS. of Territories; and Mr.. EVANS, OF
Retrenchmen
The house Of Representatives, took a
holiday yesterday. but meet to-day, and
will doubtless sci earnestly abou, bust
ness.
Mr.. Bright presented a bill granting
400. 900 acres of land each. 10 various
companies, to construct a continuous
railroad from lake Erie TO the mouth OF
the Ohio. Mobile. and New Orleans, ma
king total Of two million ucres--,he
companies 10 carry the mails. and trans
port munitions of war, free of cos:.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
The Madison Banner perceive by

The Madison Banner. We perceive By q
late number of this old and reliable paper
that Col. ARIoN. one of lis oldest pro-
prietors. has again become connected with
it as one of the Editors and proprietors
The Gel is the oldest Elitor In the State
aow occupying the position. We gladly
welcome him back to his old post. as we
have cheerfully needed his advisory coun.
sells in days of "Auld Lang Syne." we
have now The opportunity of again seek
ing them when occasion requires. War'nt
we good boy. COLI
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19
Fir On Tuesday night week. the store

Fir On Tuesday night week. the store
room Of WM. Z. Thompson of Bourbon In
this County. was consumed, together
with its entire contents including hli
Books. Tie estimated loss On building,
goods, &C.. is about $4,000. Insured
for $1,000.
The adjoining room of RoBT. CoRN-
WALL. occupied as drug and grocery
store. was also consumed, buta portiof
of the contents was saved. 1t was alst
partly insured.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

PERU lNDIANAPoLlS RAILROAD. The
Directors of this road have been in SEES
s:oa during the week. arranging business
with view TO the consolidation. which
commences with the New Year. The
business Of the road is increasing rapidly
ani from present appearances. when com
pleted, il will rival that OF any road in
the West. The trains now run d distance
OF ffly miles-io within three miles OF
hok1mo. connecting at the end of tn
track with a daily line of stages to Peru.
The earnings of the portion Of the road
in operation for the last five weeks. have
been as follows:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

The Columbian News is the title Of neat
little county paper just commenced al
Columbia. Whitley Co.. Ind. ny R j..
Strickland. II bids fair for respectable
and we hope a prosperous travel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

rup!ed when the road Is completed.
State Journal.
Our citizens cannot fail to feel inter
esied in the foregoing statements. The
increase of business is doubtless more OF
less contributed by influences brought
abou. by the connection with ;he Madi-
son ana indianapolis Road. and as soon
as the road is completed 10 Peru, it will
BE - The interests Of its owners 10 seek
a still larger patronage with an eye to
certain portions Of Northern Indiana
Tina. road canno, fail to be deeply inter
es,ed in the early construction Of the Pc
ri and Chicago Road. What steps it will
take towards aiding it. We are not prcpar-
ed &c say.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

Hon. J. J. CRrrTENpEN was elected to
the U. S. Senate last week. by the Ken
tucky legislature. to serve six years from
the 4lh OF March, 1855.
Kentucky will again be heard. seen and
felt in the u. S. Senate.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

We viii cheerfully comply with the
request of Messrs. Witter 81 Miller. of
South Bend. when The Pharos prepares its
corrections in relation TO the school book
question.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

Slsighing.-our citizens have had during
the pas, week. an excellent opportunity
70; this kind of enjoyment. and many of
them improved it finely
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

"Father." said an ambitious shaver,
about the size Of d pepper box. II can do
without shoes. but am suffering for q
bosom pIn."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

An exchange says that ihs Tea most in
favor among unmarried ladies' Is B.cvhe.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

Brother Corbaley has our thanks for
his attention to our little Banner last
week
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

QTThose interested should notice the
advertisement Of Will. Z. Thompson.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-19

This amount will be more than Quat
rup!ei when the road is completed.
State Journal.
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