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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-08-31
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leetea amount d ADDRESSING eading THe
stotr u sister Mazda ha the irs page
will DO perused with interest, while the
lrsadsszcannOt ssupPrassd smile ~oaFeaahtg
Niagara Falls-Doesticks ony4S Bepd9F
The Test of Beneyolence' is a beahtitupand
IsodsbiDg stoEss mazmostadmiEabyP ors
trays theqpalitinsef woman beart adAiagi
nifeeSt sRaHF0aa sKaterpdssa sTiibuterbO
tho Press The Enefgiesi IL a lToHtbful
lPlpet,I Ups End Downs ccH6saractesrE
SPEcmismss aof EaiEGeld Agricultural So Sc;
ciety.1 &cs &c. .gei 70 nhakey apBaa interl
l%ssthe and Instructive outside Besides
the above, our ouutside coAtains several GEM
Of poetry. viz: Beautiful Legend TT
Kate and WaiingaL tie SGlepId yooq ols
gOnathdfinsidd wnbdbe found an eaito
rial on the corruption ofour9coantya Off
efalg, Which We advise every TAX 5p6yer t
feaJfslhidd iiasYasrdly digest, Editorials fsSsb y wil
aisebe found on Know Nethliipasgism, Gqu~n
ty Fair. &c. Telegraphic, Commereiatan'
lnews-items as usual! ~ asHHa pcg Fal
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Tho Ohio Central Railroad will be
completed to Barnstillein Belmont co, by
tie time Of the State Fair 1T Newark.
Prof, %ITrrchcock,. has resigned the
Presidency Of Amherst College on account
Of i'll health.
The New York Brokers refuse to take
the notes Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Rail-
road Bank o tiany price, ssi ss4 baqi
-We'areiaiorme that a malignant dys-
fehtery is prevailing al oberlin. There
were four burials on Sunday. sda ..,iaa4 y
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Az NtKRkIDER.

-elIocllIain street, hnlcaster; Ohinf n
AGENT for Kuox Mutual and, FrsternAkAinluA,
N Fire ana Lie Insurance companies.
December no hsb3.c-l ~! SEA sN&4 S9..~A
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rr1N snor 4 FoUNDiit wAnE-r,oom
p James NIcMnhnmy

IRF James uun ,t~s
TTAVING established himself IN the manufacturing
of lin, CoPPBffmd SHkETAR0N WARE In,
Gies US Building, one Door Vest ffhe Hooking FdHeg
Bank, Is prepared TO ftrnish tho people of this county
with every thing that may DO needed In hs Hne; He
ING STOVES forVdOoD and COAL, consisting 50 part
of the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen. tsnI, E1I- "a
Triumph, Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black diamond for COAL Also iPloughs, Plough
Shares, Sugar Kettles q HoIlow-ware All ofthe above
articles will be sold as low Us can be boughtelsewhcre
lie invites citizens generally to call and, expmlnq his
stock. LANES
/ NH. Honse-spoutiag & iobbing done upon short no.
tica., Old Copper, Rrass, Pewter aud Iron takenin, ex-
change fr any o. the above articles. Nc.
Lancaster, may l, 1854 r-tfhH
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
iAadditidn to the old stock on hand.
e2ds5 1'l JOHN LYONS,
NJ,lOi FshJE: ANl1j RETAIL GROCEE


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Ann DxNIEhI IN lfss y aGsS VH
Bacon, Flour, Rish, ssits Glassware, stoneware, To-
baeco, Cordagc, Twinc, Notions, Fruits, 4s4
Nuts, Candies, &C..
NORTH MAIN STREET,LANCASTER
ENVITES the attention of the citizens Of Fairfield and
1 adjoining counties, to his new.Establishine1t which
Is fitted up in superior style, one door West of his old
staid and immediately a~tiJihing the Dry Goods Store
of Msssrs. Reber, KuiE y 60, where be win BE- pleas,
ed 20 see all OF his old customers and Ten thousand
new ones. Hohassned upin good style ~ }f,,o
IAN EATING ROOM, h9n.gi
Where perso,,s from the country having their Ladies' II
town, will find a pleasant retreat An extensive Ware
house inthc roar, with an Isle leading from the back
yard to his front shop, with a fine hitcldng place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HOUSES, sg,
Having the advantage OF fhe raifroad he Is prepared 4
sell Wholesale and rotaiFfor'the nlnfbIc siSPcnse. ke
communicating clerks, ready 10 walt on y0u from III
chiid's cent toihc gdhtIehian's thousand dollars. !.
April 90, 1854. BIT 1901 &Hf i
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A & COZ P r

ADAMS g. COS EXPRESS.
EEyEiR andersgned having been appointed Agents for
services 10 Merehnnis,i Bankefs and Others seeking q
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise Money and
Light Freight Of all kinds, at rates very low t0rthe ma
tute OF the Services performed. sGfs rs 9F.Lsf
Messengers iE Charge Of cohsignments leave Laneas-
terdafiy ft the East Ina Wost. Z
II FGoods, Packages, &c., will be delivered lmrne-
dintely on arrival, free Of charge,
Port hc convenience 6fciuzchs an Order Book isleft
al the Fancy Shoe Store " g, D, SH0CkAE q CO.,
MINI Street. Any order ION at the Shoe Store for pack
agesto be sent East oTIWest will be called forfree of
charge, JEFFRIES, PRATT d WOOD, .4gsats.
Lancaster, June -, 1854.
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IFANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY,,0e.

~ tracts, Toilet Water, Cologne, Bureau Perfume,
Tooth Powder, Pearl, Ivory and Fancy Porte Months
of all kinds, Lyons Kpthniro, Barry's Iricopherons
aud Oils ofhil kinds, Schps, shaving CreaIni Ne
Gala the Boston Book Store gT D. NUDGE
Lancaster. July N, 1854. - 49, -
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ennoLp SLOW apdlE AsYToUNDRH,
Messrs. Clarke, Wright s. Co.


Messrs, Clarke, Wright 81 Co.,
TVAVE taken fot n number OF years, the Foundry
ownedfbyJohp Aney, EsQ., situate HPon coiafhS
61y and Broad Streets, u Tie city eJ LaRedster, where
they are determined to bnonfhmd with'all9 such aftis
eles in l~heirline, ns the country requires.
COAL. WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0uR STOVES,
~ .MilItGearipg, Machine CASTINGS and
NGX SPLOUGHS, OF various pattotnss war
nvauted a superior article, together with
all minor articles nj The Foundry line. .
CLARKE,S COrnstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior 10 alToGhers oftte kind IN the
county, and one to whlehYe invite the special alten-
corr fothiEh feshing or ~fatienlng stock, FHfsave from
80 tO40 per cent. Corn FQddeI5 wlepeut, rs nePriy OF
quite equal 70 huy for feeding either cattle or horses,
making mi AereIef well saved corn fodder worth two
acres OF the host grown hay IN Ohio. They are calcp,
lated for eitleF hnndAor horse power are also
preparing 70 furnish fo, ordeEg vsg3 seasSrr esA
McCOrmick,s Reaper md CrBssC Gutter and
Mooress whent Drill.
Farmers give Us q cait. .EsStfbody give us a call
andhnSnAHgdonsand DHrna oar paongha and gllnfoe
and We viii try in turn to buy your corn, your wheal
your -four, your meat, your hay, your oats, your ~
bank notes. or night YOU meydefire V spne,oi t.okel
\ Dots ~ 0fferf MIRO. We thoret0r6 have the hiEhes
4opeSwlthUlt hesiRning any joke, TINT Iou VIII give
Il liberal share OF patronage 10 US who are Determines y
do business on the most liberal Terms.
~ EebmaCl0slesho fCIARKki WRlGHId&So.
49,
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lew unscfupulous men lave chargtu the
Ameriean party, with being eneHiles to
foreigdofs. This is however, not thofase.
We are fheir best friends, and we p at
once proc eed to sustain bur position The
Vast minority of emigrlnt its VIII land upon
our shores, come here % escape being mn
ed witha rod of iron. The loadstone of
ffeedem35Nsafawdh them 70 this scontineHt
BEtIwhat do tAsiE eppressogs in the Old
MNfdtAbN Whk Ike Rhaoroah of old,
they AZ once resolve, that althopgh -theY.
have lied from their, Egyptian bondage.
they VIII fcAow1them, even tothe City vi
Refuge, and Invade its sacred portals with
theiI sqpsrsttSGod iddgfnas, and blasphe,I
NOUS assumptions. sTothis end they scat
ter their emisssries broadcastoyettiii herr
tage off ibertY.p TO intimidate the enlight-
ehed, aud coefcest the ignorant into an adj.
herence to the yery system Of oppression
WHICH they came here to escape. But let
titeth bewareih lest while engaged in their
heaven-dafing and sStll and bodybuilding
mission, God, in his wrath, does not bring
them TO as hiiserabIe'an end as he brought
superintendent and his host.9 Not, how
ever TO digfess afurther25lwe 'fefnafki that
the native sons ofAmerican soil haye.been
watching the movements of those foreign
emissaries Tor several years past, sThey
have seen In the designs Of hspeefiticid
Jesuttlsm notonyan attempt to bind heay'
Ter burdens upon their sons than they
suffered M their own ccuntry butaa bold
and daringattemptto esteblisfupon Ames'
can soilthefreoffuplbe andteFoltiuessway
inpvieVf Of thas alarming'tendeneyotaimgs
Americans, have come tothe tiftA and unit
ledsresoive, not ohlqtossaTe ehegemtgraut'
; tothis country from beng ground to'Pow'
der by their unprlhcipled parsaers, but
alsop 10 save the gueat bodyiof Naufe "a
merlcan citizens OF the United States IRON
I the. sharing a similar iatc--or suffering
J lkeiate win samson, \ whof, iors Vnes san
= Il n HdnUf IRWIN IIIO KhIlICfTnnGAnXN0A 0DHlDRI
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e STACEY HOUSE, *
Dpposito che couri iIonss ana Fountain
S EN8x ANEcVTU nTVTn- b.tHt4 ~

= HhN NHA1D3 ONHAO' !,
MTEW ADDITIONS arc now being made totho fur
EN- nitVre nnd cOnyenieneeofsthts already First Glass
Hotoi. Travellers will find this house decidedly the
most comfortablc place In zahesifIlc, and the nroprie-
tor sparcs no pains to make his guests c0mfortable,-
There are attached ID tho above house, elegant BRICK
Marehs ,1ejl-l2m WIN. a SONS Proprietoft (
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DORE Ga

rT MERCHANT TAILOR. Eis,fs s,,-,
IN Shefsr's Esp Blost, Istpeea ne Tspnsdge Asuss,y
SF1 Sfb x iaad SheGcrsS Hotel, ~ oi5I ,&s&tt
- TTASjust onened a-lafge md beautifal iassort- Z
M ment or READY MADE to-,
ma Gether with rs chOice selection OF Ctoths. GdsstSs
MA. Taeres aRd YestiRgs. All ofwhieh has been select
ed with great care and with special reference. to tho
His long experience IN tlis branch of buhness, is a
sure garantee that dis stock ~enbfaces the choicest and
best variety, anahls purchase has mAse nPon such
forms thatKe can sell at me LOWEST POSSIBLE Pkt
iBES. .o .tES p
The public are respectfully requested to call and ok
amfne his assortment. He has on hand a 'gehefai as
'0~ sU MMER WEAR, '
And Il al an times prepared to acconimodate iifs old
friends, either with an excellent article of Ready mndsy
Clothing, orto. MANUFACTURER ORDER, out OF
any style Of ~earmenta, FOR MEN AND BOYS I'M tho
| best and most fashionable manner, He Is eonndent, IN
this respect, that he can give generalsatiefacion, J
His assortment embraces a general variety Of. ff.fS,
| Linen Coats Vestings, Suspendefs,
Dress dOtlg PantaioonsS ( HosteyTl rieAa
Sack do CraYats, Undeisnirts, a.
tnred ir the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT Is ENTIRELY new;
III hasb een purchds ed OF Men-estabIisied houses in
tho Easter m cities, and Willie parrdntsd, to be made Of
good material and fn 4 durabie manner.
to call at his new establishment, who're he will at at
I times beready TO walt uponsthenf With COOP GOODS At
hTuE LOWEST RATES. To tesths pr0misesshe ASKS ar
examination 0fhis stock in trade and the style and quail
l nv OF manufnetufe.a8FI fA4f As&aT.
Lancaster, May 5, 1854. 40 fsy Lsa atggfa III -
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mAGRTEO,

On the Gath inst b, g. Steinman, Esq, Mr.. ~
NKFF hhdlNMs MANY MARfSBL, both OF walnut
Township, Fairfield canIdy, Ohio, 'shasi
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AmNOLD'S INKS.

A n Invoice OF ube above article. of all eolora In use
N from'one quartto Que, or. just received at the BIOS
ton Book Stopo. go fUt III ID IL NUDGE.
Lancaster, JAY n, 1854 a .tsIrf Re- Eg
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DoOroR wAGHNITALs

~ DOCTOR WAGENHHALS
TTAvING p~raetIcod hfs profession Fottho past Eigh
years, has now located Himself permanently i
lancaster. Residence, ShWfer's Hotel.
tIPoFFiCE-@In Z. 7. sliGfer's Law ofico.5 'H13'
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, AMsRReANs ANp~ FoEErsNERs.E ome
few uas sci upulous hsen have charg the
Ameriean party, with being eneqiles to
foreigdofs. This is however, not dc fase.
We are heir best friends, and we p at
once pruee ed to sustain our position The
Vast majority of emigrlnts WIN land tpon
our shores, come here "a escape being mn
ed with q rod of iron. The loadstone o.
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Niagara Falls-Doesticks on4y Bepd9S
The Test of Beneyolence is a beautiful and
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This ends TIE initigEoTy Ceremonies,
which are cdrAiaIy bsausAl 8 i@Pfes-
sive, =
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20
SHERIFF,S SALE.

bT Virtue of two executions 10 me directed
, rom the Clerks Office of the II irshall
Common Pleas Court, | will offer for sale at pub
lie ortcry at the court house door in the town Of
Plymouth in said county, on Saturday tie 5ih
day of August, 1854, between The hours OF ten
and four o'clock on said day, Amasa w. Read's
Unrest in he rents and profits for seven years
of tia following described real estate situated
in NJ rshall county, fowl: The North half of
The north west quarter of section &c, township
j range Z lst and the south west half of the
south west quarter of section o. township 30.
range east, in all containing 100 acres, and If
the rents and profits fail to sell for sum suff
cieut to satisfy said execution, the costs and ac-
cruing costs on the same. will then and there
proc eed tn sell the said Read sntrest to the fee
simple title TO said real estate. Executed as
The property OF Amasa w. Read at the suit OF
DIN l. Westervelf.
il. THOMPSON s. NJ C.
July l3. 1854 1853.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20
Know Nsthings.

The following is said TO be the platform
of the association called the Know Moth
ings:'
/. Repeal ofall Naturalization Laws.
g. Mono bu, native Americans Tor Office.
3. A pure American Common School
System.
4. War to the hill on Romanism.
B. Opposition. first and last, TO tho for
nation of military companies composed
of foreigners.
6. The advocacy ofa sound, health. and
safe nationality.
Z. Hostility to all Papal influences, in
whatever form, and under whatever name.
8. American institutions and America n
sentiments.
g. More stringent and effective Emigra-
ton Laws.
10. The amplest protection to Protestant
interests.
IL. The doctrines Of the revered Wash
ing,on and his compatrIois.
IL. The sending back of all foreign pau.
pers landed on our shores.
l3. The formation of Societies TO protect
all American interests.
Ia. Eternal enmrty TO MI who attempt
to carry out the principles of foreign
Church or State.
IS. Our country. our whole country
and nothing but our country
l6. And. finally, American laws and
American legislation; and death to all
foreign influence, whether in high places
or low.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20

A lazy boy makes lazy man. just as
sure as a crooked twig makes a crooked
tree. Who ever yet saw boy grow up
i'm idlenes5 that did not make shiftless
vagabond when he became a man. unless
he had fortune TO keep UP appearances?
The great masses Of thieves. paupers and
criminals that fill our peni,ensiaries and
almshouses have come up TO " hat they
are BY being brought up in idi eness.--
Those who constitute the bust ness por'
ton of the community, those w no make
our great and useful men, were trained
up in their boy hood TO be Industrious
When boy is old enough 10 begin To play
in the streets. then he is old enough to
10 taught how to work. OF course we
would not deprive children of healthy.
playful exercise. or the time they should
spend in study, but teach them 10 work
little b. little. as child is taught at
school. In this way they acquire habits
Of industry that will no, forsake them
when they grow up.
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EOs. .&egF<s

West half Of lot lG7 aud dwelling. on
the best business block III town-oppo-
site Goggles.
100 acres Of Laud. s miles south Of
Pi. mouth; small improvement, running
water and good timber
90 acres Of fine numbered land 2A milcs
south of Pl, mouth.
West half of Lot II. and \ quarter
Of Lot q. in one; making Lot Go feet on
centre street. and 100 feet decp; with
large fine dwelling
Improved farm OF 2I1 acres, on Bur-
oak flats valuable. and to be sold cheap.
Improved farm, $50 acres. at North
Bend in StaFke couaty--Leauiifui toca-
ton.
Improved farm, 100 acres. miles west
OF Plymouth.
Cnrinna;i. Peru & Chicago Railroad
Stocks Bonds drawing ten per cent. in
ieresi. payable in cash every six months.
Property is rising rapidly. and you can
get better trades oat Of me now han you
can find Ai,h ally other man.
Office over Western Bank.
{. IL. REEVE,
Attorney. Notary & Gent Agent.
May Is. 1851. llf
r. 5. Life. Fire and Marine Insurance
effected by the oldest and best companies
in the Union. az reasons 5le rates
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NOTES, OF an approved
ID forw, for sale at this office.
DITCH LETTING.

TUNHE Commissioner and Engineer of Swamp
Lands OF Marshall ounty, will receive
sealed proposals for the construction of the
following Ditcles, and will let to the lowest
responsible bidder, at the following places:
At Union Town, Monday, Dist day OF Au
gust, 1854, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Ditch No. ) in section 9, township b, range
e, 80 rooS: ditch No. s in section Ii town
ship 81 range ! c, 100 rods; ditch No. 9, sec
ton 81, township 81, range e, lao rods; ditch
No. TO- section 81, township 81. range e, 80
rods; ditch No. Il, section 80, township %,
range ! e, 100 rods.
Al Smiths Tavern, Green Township, Tues
day, 22d day of August, 1854, at | O'Clock,
P. NJ, Ditch No. in section 3, township -,
range c. $50 rods Ditch No. ], sectional & D.,
township g., range e, 400 rod: Ditch No. ,,
section & township 1921 nge ) G, 200 rods.
At Bourbon, Wedn. stlay, Odd day OF August,
1854, at O'Clock, P. NJ, Ditch No. !, in sec
ton 3 and IL, township 80, range 4 800 rods.
ditch No. 6, section IL and Ia, township 33,
range c, leo rods; ditch No. Z, section SO,
township 33, range e, 30 rods.
AT Brennan, Tn, rSday, oath day of August ,
1854, at o'clock, p. NJ, Ditch No. | in sec
ton 4, township 81, range e, 200 rods; ditch
No. 2, section 8, township 81, range e, 80
rods; ditch No. |, in section 20; 30, -, town
ship 80, range 3 e, 1000 rods.
At Plymouth, Friday 25th day of August, at
O'Clock. p. NJ, Ditch No. I, township 81,
range c, in section 10, 100 rods; ditch No.
,, township 81, range 2e, in section ., 100
rods; ditch No. 3, township "a. range e, in
section 3 and 4, 500 rods, ditch No. 5, i'll sec
ton Il and 10 township 81, range e. 400
rods; ditch No. 6, in section 80, township "a,
range | e, 100 rods; ditch in section %,
| township "a, range e, $50 rods: ditch No.
III and II in section and 5, township 81,
range e, 100 rods
The propositions are TO be by the cubic yard.
Plans and specifications 10 be seen at the En-
gineers Office in i'lynout b.
SAMUEL MCDONALD, Comr.
J. B. y. KLlNGER, Engineer.
July l3 1911.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20

None OF YouR BCslNEss.-An Old
nj nd in n dJy~n eastern village, called, in
her inquiSIllyo way, upon young anu
very pretty lady great iavori o In The iown
who las she hal 'wormed out oil some
body with vi om she had b ell talIllng.
was about to get married TO worthy
young gentleman living III the same place.
She began her questioning adroitly.
i hear soubody is g'ing To get MARI
e d.
Who do you guess lis now2'
Il don't know, am SIRE.
Couldn't you guess now: don't you think
of somebody that's going TO be marri.
ed
81 guess not"
We'll now. Susan. sposin' anybody
was to ask ne if you warht engaged, and
was going to be married fore long what
should | say to emf
Tell en-" said Susan, that you don't
know anything about it, ,,ni that it is none
Of your business"
The business" OF pumping was
over for that day-in that quarter al
least.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20
Receive Receiving Received.

TIBIS day splendid assortment of BonnetS
of the latest styles and fashions: Blue
and White Grape, White Florence, Rutland
french rolD Tulip Satin, French Lace, with
French Crown; Net Lace, Embroidered Silk,
with Lace and flowers. Silk French Crown
tan color, and various other styles.
We invite the attention OF the Ladies to ouI
stock, as we are sure OF pleasing, both with
prlce and quality.
WESTERVELT & HEWETT.
June 90, 1851. lift.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20

Sammy my boy, what are the breach
est Of trust?" said her 10 his smart
est son.
"What funny question. Pa"
Cant ynu answer ii Sammy"
Yes. Pa. but | don't like to-
"What silly boy. Come, out with
it nv son"
We'll. Pa. your Sunday trowsers are
breaches Of trust, cause you got 'em on
tick"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20
Perfectly Disappointed

WE had until ol hate con sidrrcd the DAYS fer
selling and OF course b Tying Patent Medicines
past aud that rerewersIn Medicines must soon
greet the worlds few, red inhabitants. But We
give it up Dr.A. l.. Adams Liver Balsam i,
"a ll,-I of more. used more, and creating more
excitement 'lan any other Compound before the
public and should hot this be .hc case. II l.
positively producing more cures titan any other
Medicine now eNtaut. L. IL an ustcDSIble fact
ia his MelIcine is go ID for what it claims
- n WarrIntcc--in.i we are yet To learn of the
,irSt failure III which ii claims do. We pledge
ourselves TINT there is no humbug about it,
See. the testimonials in this paper. IG4
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Sale Of School Lands.

NJ Office is hereby given that i'll pursuance
| Y TO an order OF the Starkc county Board Of
Commissioners. will offer for sale at pub Tic
auction on Saturday the 29th day of July next,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a m, and 4
O'Clock m, on said day. at the court house
in the town OF Knox in sad county, the fol
lowing School Lands, to-wt: Section No. l6.
in township No. 81 north. of range No. west.
Said lands will be offered in 80 and 40 acre
sub divisions.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth of the pur-
chase money p id in hand, with per ctntum
interest on the residue OF the purchase, for
one year in advance, and the residue OF pur-
chase IN ten years from the day OF sale, with
like interest annually in advance
CilAS. HUMPHREYS, y. S. C.
Knox, June IL. 1854. Ei3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-20

ANSTzsAY Mare IL Colt. Taken up
H. 10y Mar in Lcoh living one mile east of e., :
ddr Lake, lii North Bend Township StaIAe Co.
Ind on the 26ih day Of Nav, 1851, one grey
or f-.a-biten Mare. supposed 10 be nine YEAR
ol and one bay Colt Suppressed to be enc yeaI
old. Mare appri>ed ii 500 Colt appraised al
$40. BIZ J I'm Good and Samuel Shirk, before
Charles ). Tihbiis justice Of the peac
ic<,-CllAS. HUMPHREYS elk.
J Nv 6. 1851. lS.3.