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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

RICHARD HILL, Js and EDWARD o. RAWLINGS a. the old
and on Main street. corner below the Banks will
HasIaet all business 10 the line Of General Agents Hiring
out OF Negroes Renting Houses Collecting 81 Claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
EDWARD @. RAWLINGS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

nRsOLUriON OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo-p.TtpeIr.
hp heretofore existing under the Arm SHABRooK
REtVE sth day dissolved BY mutual Persons
10 the ate hrn will please make
ner can use the OF the nrm in
MN. H. SEABgoOK,
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
QUARLRs g. BROOKE,

THE BUBsoRBER 10 leaving Richmond returns hank
his friends who have eonlded their
LISQB. n W TlfJRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
fIhE AND nUhGLIu TIiOoT sAEE

fEhE IND HVHGLAN EIfOOF SAFE
--. DEPOT. -
W. .ISfynASD d CO., n Maiden Lane NJ YorL
WAREH0Usf, 1ib Pratt At, Baltimore Ma '' .'A'
BAsKs, JEWELLERS and COUNTING HOUSE SAWS =, 49,
speot. - - $50 A"NAS'Ao IN every re-
M,,,r, VIM M,y,,,,,,Ic New York, April 9Th. 1854
densmeuit gives pleasure YOU TN vour
my books and The las, min, hv
.ey ming else On premises Consumed and ~
hoogn was exposed the intense heat
think, answer for another trial l''f-"'"s' "h'
-. Respectfully yours,
Jelb-6m-lyksl T. T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

'RNHE IbsCiiUEs removed 20 tLeIr laTV, re-
house In Of the store No % Main recently va
Gated by hern oder for sale their part
StrsfSS " 49,
Amsrisan Haum ered Iron
Engish aud American Rolled
English and American DIisterrd sel
G-rman, Cast and Shear Steel
Broad PiDugh Iron
Fiat R0und aud RIure Iron, al sres
Oval, HaH Oval. and Hsi Rouui Iron
HcCocack's and Palmer MoulI BosFdi
Amer cam Russia Hnd EngliSh sheet Iron
Band Run Hoop IRON
Nail Ro 5 VI American sud ESede's Iron
H0Tfe Hhos Iron
Horss shoss, sssortsd.Ess
Tit piatt Zig and Bar Tin
shtet Zinc. Sltiter and spslisr Rolder
SheAthing DrsElBr's and Bar Copper
Pig Bar alh Sheet Lead
Ground wagon ard Cart Ro1es
sole LEATHER, good and iAmsged.
Pun sisDrtmgnt OF GroSs les.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

pthkEH. sAiLY a MIMIC. I4a Eagle Square, h
Il lust opened q beautiful lot of: - -
Cambria and Muslin Bands
Cambria and Muslin capes, Collar, and Sleeves
Rich HoDaton Capes and Sleeves
Rich do Collars
Plain and Embroidered Thread Caubric Handkerchief,
French Lawn Plain and Heund Bordsrei do
Gent!emens hne Plain Threadccn do
Do do Printed au
Mourning Collars end Sleeves
Bobbin Edgings and Insrrtngs
Isle Thread, Berlin and Kid Glove,
Plain and Printed BerIges
Printed BerAge deLaiRes
Hiaek C,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
PiSM1EskE Gc9SISNDTsLISE re nALLTlca ..s:n,

MMnEEkk W.. pTI Nnr LINZ 10 HALTicd .seSl
-fAI - oNLf-rhe public arc hereby in-6>-e.>-AA
formed that the comfortable MARYLAND
n MITCHELL having been entirely rehted
In every the route bet- Richmond BAu
more, once weekly. f,-..a .F..
Passengers this agreeable economical line will leave
Richmond by the mornlng MONDAY week Al
o'clock NJ and reach BAitlmors in tho Of the night
securing Of Ia uore the
following morning, any direction.
Returning
Wednesday, Of each r. Aqua
Creek always In lime with the Rleh.
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail oAd Company.
Pare in either direction Forward
price, but With ais board Of the Maryland ed
Pare for nr, class between Batm
pha, by the Newcastle frruchto-n line sa.
class do, bmakng Richu.nd TO PhIa.
dephs by this agreeable t6boony
and tSee for .eeon class ditto Including
board Of the "Ni,ryland."
For further particulars through tickets pply once
the Richmond, rredertbury Railroad Company
j. B. WINSTON. Ticket Agent
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IS S S$S | | IS: | |sss$
i;::s n sss:ss: + ''''"'a '" 1900
Pt ss ian I.s 10 5000
% 'i R sass ts"sHs sa.s. ss .
ss'YG.S .ssI si.i. ra.,.v,p... from 100 alt-
As.:s: 5 Si:s:' :; e. . and
:s.s: 3 1850 1850
100 x"' h. s.' sss scse 3; Fo
.ss sl9:. III ne iS
80 perpetual eash ~,sssa. n,r,, 500 5000
50 o. security OF s So 5000
+ I: $: s s;$$
Rs.r.ns. In regard - N. p.., g. 1000
enclosed to be addressed hoEskSSR2 sss Money
The Engraving, tn. catalogue arc now r..s, y, s,,,,.
" :.,- -, ,- au9@Sn@i"nii
srt SDeI ,SkI the Agency MssIT 01,alll
.,n, G,ELEBkATED PATENT MELoDRoys,
SSr Ss. ashy .s.,,
in'uush, Warranted. FERDiSsNn 2ooshtM q Go Every
.nl2 anv. q Made Mss.n in ,nt
I'D CO. s SIS hts.5.,r =, 11E, thompson
f. s.ss
o.sss. 5Shn: H.roq other American
and warrsnt,d pstfset snsW s rst prSs'
Ooansrra so1Lf ao.ks tsS m hssi SAFE AAsurAo.
So.l. Hay Dormant. Platform D and coup,.r soALrs
ne" sa Ssi ss.s s nc.
ter Baggage H;TsE Nit
.. ... s s 1s', .s
SALE RooAs-isG Pearl Street. Ne. YorA.
H,aus,,t,-,, p,, DURYEE FORSYTH
--------- :. =, . :. -. y. !. jeli-iy-T.s
xx1uoLrst SIfh1 nF,IELs lLL;cAyERLY,
wict,, Anu mhSv Ware Baskets Mats CsrdaR. TsInr
fssskii, fss' 4er soi drsenSsh street, YOrf
- CsH,rE nEELLN BR0TlIERs a. CO., WHOLE.
liam r, New Yort. have removed 70 No ;o WIZ
Importing the leading DRUGS from their ,.
ana The Ea.t Indies and ana EnrI,h
str.p, pS 7oet Nan and Hair Brushes Hair Glove. AMI
on the most reasonable Orders either in nsr.n " @
. WV rer~,ve lh-it es. attention. Jeis-2m~TSisi
n 49,, .os 4, s.s1N itaiLiNG yVORKS, Nos ain
sales Rooms, e2 Grand street. ave doors nom sn,S
The snbserihers having extensive and pn,p,n,,.., -
en Tor manufacturing every their iine are no.
RoSST 20 70 me p9es and dealer, country
Gangs Shutters Doors Portable Bed,te.d naIn
CRIBS and Cradles for Children. Chains ssi,..,
& A,O Superior quality Of Iron Pence Of All Of shs
@ wa 10 urpass In strength durability beauty OF de-
Vae.' from every section OF the States anttir
tnsSs'ed Win sss s'T srsRs
FIRE AND BUhGLAn I'IsOOF SAFE
"M MCFARLAND a. co, AZ Maiden \ an, ~ w.,
BisKs JEWELERS. and COUNTING sa M6ss' s Nd
spcct. . -. ~ - AN'AD IN every re-
M,.r, WIN M,y,,,,,,.c. New York, April ots, 1884.
gives pleasure you tina, your ,,
anintnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

H.Ni1z HOnsE POWERS AND TIIIAsIIKIIs am now
receiving snd for sale Fg Horse Thrashers
eompsts shoh beg hVe call the atgptou VI FARMERS
Ato nr.nts bsnboroughs, DOyes RunykhI MontgO
nsJgrAN hILBe for sale manufacturers Prices Va
Agricultural Ware House and seed store,
JAMES A. LtPsoOMB,
No Pea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

noRs from sIA Ah0. Sad gsId Ls1aog .iss. snd
81 igperter q Hardware and Oausry No. Is Nain -
Ht ENTEBE AND GOoD--HEW SUPPyT.-we have
M resolved
Pail
They o. besalny We Invite AL bress shoss
Beds n gye esL We ksepa large stook, ss them
s sass' pursrY. WATTS pprsrY.
Z fSOLD FENS,--JkNfs wooDHoUsE, isS Main aTeeI,
hss 1uN opehea large choice Of pess IN
silver 6ssrA Pencils complete Pens
ssfateJ Anobe
s~n" ne orlrnai snd HnFurpsssed nspufaeiurer 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

HoPaHTSEItsIiIP.-MrJ II. BLAIR having purchased the
interest Of Mr. W. H. sEABRooK the nrua Q; sEA-
BROOK REEVE has entered partnership with Mr. p
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR continue 70
carry en- the Apohecary AMI Drug business the
seabrook Reeve and hope by strict
III share OF the patronage literally nrIa
T. PAYsoS REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

A ETHA AMI PROTECTION TIRE INSURANCE COMPAHtFt
N OF HhRIFORD, CORTECTiCUT-hgc1cyn ~ gsR
aVadIhess OoupAhss continue aRanst loss
sgs ~ Gre, Dwelling fou's Furniture Manufacturing
suts, Merchandise and All Kinds o nsuabe property The
most favorable terms Any losses when ay
sln on ate Agsy vii be adjusted With prom
Gsss and libsTAliy. " BALDWIN, Agent
las0 No lbs Main strsst -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

H{ALL HANDM iIsL-Wc ~ receipt % a
itesh STOCK o. GoS' Of Pocket and Table cutlery
CiLpHG MATERIALS, s1e Locks. Hinges Screws Nails &c
Large as'ornlcut TO,is q al rpon
smiths, NlctEist ard Parmsrg'
'eruent CT Foreign and honsc srv suitable wants
oi the Ciy and Country Trad" and fresh stock a,
sADnEsT HanrwtRF, Consisting T,. stiTrur. Roc ss A.
coach Materials srTng srf AGles Ft: Leather Hog skint
Serge, Webbing Whips, &c.
o4T LHst. haN hee" made direct ret the roanuissturer In
Europe abd AnGI!ca, upon favor able terms.
H.Virg had the experience Of " 80 years O, the
vents OF The country Oht.r upon keepip tho
best Hsorusut q Hardware, suitable
sns Tennessee sri forth Carcni Merchants 10 he found in
any ole howe ia tie Gated States. "
We m Il rcspec'fly invite examination price,,
by Merchants aud others visiting this market feeling the assn
rance MAT Ee ailsfy the largest class customers
6MITH ROBERTO,
Importers OF Hardware No ~ Pearl atTret.
and NNn.inr' Hlr (lnfA. .,,n1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
NMoOL DEPoT.--w. h.v, a.tsrnlnsa . epsa ~

KUTOOL DEPOT,--ws have determined b open IN con
Wv melton with present Dsiyot for tb
sale Of wool and have ebEsged the Tvs' Of Mr. John
house. the former efficient OF the Factory
ely He ssnon, N bsess'A, Sll Be devoted exclusively
All Wool consigned 70 ne viii Be graded 90 that each pa chaser
buy tuoh Wool he van be compelled bug
viii HE pnrposes There IN Virginia
aent qnant,y % Wool ~ and GRADED attract
attention dealers
10, ps5ieu,s,. see On, s,sul,,, cngysUAw co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
CARRIAGE MANUFAC +,

OOhER, OSBORN d CO.. Carriage Man
u ufacurers and Dealers, No. 2s Main
offer selected and fashion able variety OF hne Car E
and Bugg'ss every description of uur-SZSx-
mAnrfacturs which will favorable
ton OF stock embraced the following list which
during the season, specially friend
I'D public to give call
french Coaches Standing Top Barouches
Diekey seat Rockavays Slide Top Bugges
Six Seat Ohariottees Pour do Wagons
Do I" RockawAys Top and Tsp Dog
Five seat RockAw6ys 4" " I" Boot
Four seat jenny Lind do Top and Top BuggieI
Two seat Rockaways Sulkies
Falling Top Barouehes CarryAns ...
Aso several second hand Carrsses and description
Hnr mil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

Real s,, IN regard TO .he Real Estate p v,sscura Co
enclosed 10 be addres'edto w HofBk6oK2 s. money
oc,r, r sos Broadway, NY.
aul9-6n--Iyhsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16
HARDWARE

retiring from business cheerfuy and confidently r
commend to the patrons and the public generally
OF REEyE 4 BLAIR. -
is.-u " eE.ppnnR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

EDACkEE ND STAGE LIMB :
FOR LoyISG5TON.-Fsre abr ,uyh from
Richmond 10 Lovingston, only a26O,
LeSse richmond at NJ by Boat, Mondays
R :; =, ~, and A'Tiyein Loyins',on NJ
and frlisy' with boat al iIoVao,y;lI -
nTe IN Richmond neIt morning at o'clock >' " 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

EoTIoE-EIprots packages Eorfoi Petersburg
7nd Intended for shipment Roanoke jamestown
will hereafter be received ADAMs& co. 90
ths only authorised agents for Express privileges
ships LUDLAM A PLEhSANTs,
ieT-iu 90 Broadway New York
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

why. that very blind horse that you We
got belonged to me
The dew
No, the horse said Beckett. again. in
terrapting the jockey. You remember
you sold ne O horse a year ago. or
more!'
Look here. Beckett. the man said he
hadn't fault
We'll, | suppose he considers this al
friction a mis- fortune. rather than a fault
replied the wheelright, coolly.
Sold. completely insisted Brown
Sold! Well. Beckett, you say nothing
about this, and Iwont. It's an even thing.
hain't made great heap out ont. you
see. so don't peach.'
They parted. though Beckett could not
resist the temptation 10 telllhe story as |
give it, But tho man who can nOw sell
Tim Brown d bind horse. must gei Up a.
a vary early hour in the morning, il | am
not mistaken.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
PLYMOUTH INDIANA, THURSDAY, MARCH o, 1854.

OF " heat. should have suspected il IS
soon as saw him. for read last week
Of just such LOOKING chap as him having
got ahead of some igaorant county far
mers by buying mp their produce, on a sud-
len rice of the market. a, price much
below its reol value
Good day said Ashburn, suddenly
applying his whip To the flank of his
horse, and away he dashed homeward at
gallon.
The farmer never sat down 20 make a
regular calculation of What he had lost
by stopping his newspaper, but ne requir-
I'd no formaliiy OF ye"cil aud paper to
arrive at this. A difference of thirty
cents on each bushel made the Important.
sum OF three hundred doliars. and this
fact his mind instantly saw.
By the mex mai b rclosed Two dol
lars to the publishers OF the Post ani
re ordered the paper. He WILL doubt
less. ,hink gooi while anu retremch a
good m1ny points before he OTDieEs an
other disconiinuance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
A MONTH LATER FROM NEW MEX
100
[NDEPENnENcE. Fe


The Santa Fe mail arrived to day. hav
ing encountered severe weather on the
outward bound trip. with the loss OF two
or three animals and the mail wagon
The dates are to the lst Of February.
The papers are barren of intellieence
of an interesting character. The usual
number of Indian depredations and mur-
deTs are chronicled.
i Gen. Arm,jo died recently aihis resi-
dence on the Ko Asajo.
Bishop Lamay. OF the Catholic Church.
with small party of an escort. is on
his way to the States. and may be expect.
ed in few days.
Business in the territory Of New Mex.
leo was at a stand still.
No boats have yetarrived at this point.
The river is rising srd in fair navigs>le
condition. -, - :,
Earl Fitzwillisms, member Of the
English Parliament. who has been pass
ing The winter at Taos and Bents Fort,
has arrived at Westport. in this Stats.
homeward bound.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
SIN 6.

Advertisements Will ccnspicuously inser-
ssi, az the following prices, viz.
For / square (oflO lncs1 5insesiionsS GO
Each additional insertion, Zoe
HAnythingles than a square, willbe cen
sldered SqTare.
riivertisers must be partIcularto mark
the number CT insertions on the face ofth al
sertiSements, O! they viii De published until
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
IA liberal discount VII be made " here
aivertisingis done by :he year.
Legal advertisements must be accompanied
by the cash or secured, we cannot always
await the issue OF pro.rac,ed settlements i0F
The printers fees.
IrAn Communications from distance
should be addressed, PoSTPAID, 10 the Editor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
How 10 Tell q GOod Teacher

\ gentleman from Swampvilie. State OF
New York, was telling how man. differ.
cnt occupations. ho had attempted. ~
naonz otaers he had tried tia, oi school
teaching.
How long did you !cach?" asked by
standef.
wal, didn't teach long, that is on
ly went TO teach.,'
Did YOU hire oul?'
"Wal. didn't hire out, | only went t,
hire OUT
"Wby Cd !ou give 1t up
"Wal, gave i, up--lor some reason
or nuther. You see travelled into dee
strict and inquired for the trustees. Some
BODY said Mr. Snckles was the man l
wanted to see. So found Mr. Snickles,
uamed my object by inlroducing myself
and asked him what be ,hought about let
ting melry my luck with the big boys and
unruly gals of the deestrict. He wanted
to know i'll really considered myself ca
pable; told him wouldn't mind his ask
ing me few easy questions in 'rithmeiic
and jogfaphy, or seeing my handwriting
But he said never mind, he said he could
tell good teacher by his gait
'.Let me see you walk a.linle ways,
saws he, and con tell, says he, 'jis's wells
I'd herd you examined" says he.
'.Ile sot in ,he door rs he spoke; and /
thought he locked a lillle skillish; bu, |
was considerable Illustrated, and didn';
mind it much SO | turned and walked of
as smart as knowed how He said he'd
tell ne when to stop, so | Kept on til
s'pocted su'thlng was to pay, and looked
around. Wei, tho door was shut and
Snicki les WAS gone.
.-Did yon G. b"ck7"
''Wal mol didn't go back"
sDid you ever make application for
another schooll"
"Wal, no--I didn'! apply fos another
school. said tie gentleman from swamp
vile, 81 rather Judge my appearances was
against me-"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
NEW Yoag, Feb IS.

TIE Europa arrived at o'clock this
morning.
No decided change in the eastern cues
ton.
Another tall; Of arbitration.
Wheat has declined 4d-9our Is Cd
corn Is 81 for the week,
American securities steady. Consols
9l9 for money and .cCcunis.
The Cunarl Company deny that the:r
steamers are chartered By government for
,5areying troops 10 Turkey.
There Is not much actual news. Mat
tcgs remain precisely as before. TO re-
ply received as Jet from the Ger 10 the
Gnsl uliimuium Of France and England.
Count OaoG ief. Vienna on the sth.
lieccl fox ST. Petersburg. His mission
had filled.
Ramifications OF the great conspiracy
have been discovered widel, throughout,
Turkey. and crushed on the Danube.
There had been rather a severe encour-
ter near Gaesgeva, without any result.
Another attack on Kalafat wss daily
expected.
Omar had recovered from his sickness
The army on the Danube is in good health
and spirits. Nothing new from ASIA
Gen. Guion was popular and had recog-
nized the army. The allied fleets were
intending to re enter the Black Sea-
The Ambassadors were much dissatisfied
with the return Of the fleets 10 the Bos.
phorus.
The Emperor of Russia is SICK. and
had not been seen for some days. Il
change is reported in the Russian cabi-
net.
Hohome. Ali. the Sutan's brother-,n-
"a ~. a. rePvIrrct - --t,s---;.s,i Dy rsis..
Pschs. and Ashald Pacha succeeds Risa
as Captain Pacha.
Britain and France continue their ar
maments on large scale.
The ship ". H. Davis. from Liverpool
fox New Orleans, was totally lost, Jan.
27ih. On the Island of BsrEa. West Scot
land, all hands except the steward wess
lost.
France was making extensive arrange
ments with the Bank and credits Mobi-
lier 10 meet TIE expenses OF the coming
war.
The overland Indian mail is Telegraph.
ed.
Dates from china are 10 December 81.
Annoy and Mingho were still quiet. The
insurgents had burned a large part Of
Shanghai. and had also captured Teen
ding. 50 miles from Pek;n
The death of the Emperor Of Tspsn and
the seizure of New Caledonia by the
French. is confirmed.
Dispatches from ST. Petersburg have
been received in Paris to February lst.
Excitement very great--war party en,hu-
siasIic.
LONDON, Saturday. Three battalions
guard with two regiments cf the lin. are
under orders TO embark on the l9;h for
the Mediterranean. The whole number
of the British troops TO be be dispatched
is 10000. But as many more will be
held in readiness. 20 ships of the lar
gest tonnage will be required 10 convey
troops and supplies.
The Government had taken Oriental
coast steamers Homulysh. Ripon & Ma
Mia.
ST. PETERsBuRG. Feb. 2.
Several purchases fallen indicate there
are some operators who still doubt the
probabilities Of Blockade. Msrseiles con-
siderable decline. Wheat 50s60. Ship
loads about 10 be sent.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
T. Z B A y y T. II
Is PUBLISHES EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY WM. ]. BURNS.
,EEE pa NE&s

III paid IN advance, S. SO
At the end Of six months, 200
II delayed until the end Of the year, so
A failure 10 order dScontinuance al the
expiration of the sine subscribed for, will be
considered a new engagement, and the paper
continued.
IFNo paper viii be discontinued until all
srrearageS are paid, unless at the opsior OF the
Publisher.
urrhe above terms will be strictly ad-
hsred to.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

The coal fields OF Jadiana cove1 "a
area Of SIS 600 square ull<>.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

A FAIR DEMAHD.- Constitution
mel tells s,oty OF an American lady who
had just beeu married - a Captain in the
navy. The Bridegroom having been or
tersd to join his ship, The bride wrote to
the Secretary of the osvy. and referred
him ~ the 3 IN verse Of the oath chapter
Of Deuteronomy, which says, when a
man ia In taken a new sife, he shall not
go out te war, neither shall he be charg
ed with any business; but he shall be free
one year, aud shall cheer up the wife
which lie hath taken"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

Miss Susan Nlpper soys the Russians
have an awful responsibility resting on
.hem TO killing the Turks--ior ever Turk
hat is killed leaves dozen widows.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

a shor, Sermon. by Quakeress, runs
as follows:
"DEAR FRIES Ds: There are three things
greatly wonder at. Tae first IS. that
children should be so foolish as TO throw
up stones, clubs. and brick bats into fruit
trees to knock down fruit; if they would
let !. alone. it would fall itself. The
second is. that men should be SO foolish.
and even SO wicked. as to go to war aud
kill each other; if let alone. they would
die themselves. And the third and last
thing which | wonder at, is that young
men should be so utwise as TO go after
The young women, since, if they would
stay at home. the young women would
come after them"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

Orogoa must be grea. country. for they
say that there OF a still night, you can hear
the bark of n tree for twenty miles,
Such things ought not 10 be aloud.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

EGGINo-Professo Goodall. who trav-
els with youthful Ole Bell. was pelted
with rotten eggs at GEORGETOWN. Della
ware. last Friday nigh. The editor of
the Dover Reporter thus rejo:ces over the
Professors misfortune: The next time
the distinguished Professor visits any of
the towns in Delaware, let him no, fail
to extend the customary complimentary
ticket to the Editoi. and he should
remember that the newspapers travel
faster than he. and :orm the impression
in advance. Let the hens which laid the
eggs live foreveri
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2.
Several purchases fallen indicate there
are some operators who still doubt the
proba biliies Of Blockade. Msrseilles con-
siderable decline. Wheat 5Qa60. Ship
loads about 10 be sent.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09

Yes. live ia P
when did you leave theref
-Four or five weeks ago.
Then you don't know Whist wheat is
selling for now?'
Wheatl No think il was ninety Fl We
or dollar. l don't remember which,
when left
Ninety, is all that it is selling for
here.'
Ninety! Ishould like to buy some at
that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-29

lNs lLk-fo cases containing each doz. two
Or sale by lrGiIrE al tsi. tpt'a 'V'''.'So,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-29

EISH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
" LARD atL--l5n bbs Winter SrrautU;
SPERM ofL-s0 bhs
WHALE 0L--lN bhis =.
TANNER 0lf4-7E bbis Bank straits
LINSE ED olD-Se bbls BEed AM HHsy,
NEATSt onT oIL--9p bids puEe,
CASTOR Olt-a5 hbs Blows
SPIRITS OF TURPENfINE--9atl si
ALCOHOL 90 bits;
MACkEhEt--l0OO packages Nos. ], and 3,
SA1MuN-20n pigs bits and ktrT
C0DFlSH--sb0 rses ChHfthilla;
HERRlsG-lG0 hois aud 700 boxes SeA'ets
SHAD- 81 halves aud 81 quarters,
TONGUES AM S1UN DS- 20 hNlyys and 5U&Ittsi
SALMON TRUuT-lO bbts,
CA DLFS- 90 boxes Sperm, and sJH 5ta Star
SOAPS 0 BGxss lackson,s and live tH,ote's,
CRUSHED SGSAR-2O bblsy
TEA Fkgs Imperial and Pouchcug;
Lemon SYRpP-th0 bnnsa various kIAntss
BkANIY-2h Or. and 70 eighth casks;
WH!Sk ~ 50 Ubls Old Boa bon, 70 hbB Me9ong ahelai
MADEIRA VINES eighth casks, vsty inj
CRANBERRtES-iU bbls, 20 half and I54r.i
RAiSlNS-lp9 half Boxes
sVV boxes Pie Fruits Pickles, Preserves, Jeesl Jams, Pepper
Sauce bseIs CLANS Salmon CapeTs Boiled Mutton, Roast Beef
Oliver Powders Mustard Herbs For sale low
HylS HI CATER L CO., Is aud Is Common street,