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The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

THE CASE OF DR. THOMPSON AND Mss PHARR.-The Greenbrier (Va.) Era furnishes the testimony in the trial of Dr. Thompson, charged with having poisoned Miss Pharr. We gave the particulars of this horrible affair some time ago, when the body was exhumed and before the contents of the stomach had been submitted to chemical analysis The editor of the Greenbrier Era was at Covington during the trial. He says the evidence of Mrs. Pharr bears severely against the prisoner, and also of Major Gillian, of the Institute. The latter is chemist, and testiies to finding strychnine in the stomach of Miss Pharr. The trial was not concluded at last accounts.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

6T It was stated by Professor Mapes, at a recent meeting of the Farmers Club at Louis- ville that "the value of live stock of the United States at this time is not less than S6OO,- OOO,OQO, and this will be increased by an in- crease of the grass and grain crops. More than 12O,OOO,OOO bushels of wheat are annually grown, 100000 bushels of rye, 15O,OOOOOO bushels of oats, 5,OOO,OOO bushels of barley, 100000 hushels of buckwheat, 2O,OOO,O0O pounds of butter are made, 1O5, 5,OO0OOO pounds of cheese, and IA, ,000,O0Otons of hay" These estimates do not includ Indian corn, potatoes, beans fruits, tobacco, and various other pro- ducts, equalling in value those named.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
MARsHAL,s SALE OF NEGROES.

4 DY virtue of two writs of Fien Facias, issued 6A ID by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States in and for the Eastern District of Arkansas and to directed will offer for sale to the highest and last bidder for cash in han the door the United States court room in the city Little Rock on Monday the 2d day of October next, tine fol- lowing described negroes, slaves for liIe: Julia, wo- man aged about twenty five years; Catherine, wo- man aged about twenty seven years, and Enoeh boy aged about seventeen years. The above described ne groes levied on and to be sold the property of Arthur Hays to satisfy said executions issued i'll favor of Joseph Kimbro. Sale within the hours prescribed by law, where due attendance will be given by me.
 JOHN QUINDLEY, Marshal of the
 Eastern District, Arks
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

Married-On the 17th Sept, 1854, by the Rev. MT. Young, MT. J. F. JAMES to Mrs. SUE PARKS, all of this city.
 Luxures of any sort put us in good hu- mor but they are peculiarly acceptable from old friends, and those whom we have occasion to regard and esteem. It is with no ordinary feeling, while we acknowledge the present sent us, that we present our hopes that future full of brightness may dawn upon them
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

thy voiceless keeping! What! nota word o1 welcome from all the houseless sleepen?-no warm greeting from sisters loving lips?-no throb of pleasure from the maternal bosom Silent all!
 Oh, if these broken links were never gather ed up-if beyond deaths swelling flood there was no eternal shore-if for the struggling bark there was no scrt of peace-if athwart the low ering cloud sprung no bright bow of promise!
 Alas for love-if this be all
 And naught beyond-Oh! earth, -Fa'any Fern.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
NOVELS JUST RECEIVED.

 TTNHE pighter-Vathek; : l The Foresters, by Dumas; Sweeny Todd, the Rutian Barber; Masaniello, the fisherman of Naples; Lady Lees Widowhood; m Woman and her Master by the author of Minnie Grey, etc. The Star Chamber, by Ainsworth; The Planters Northern Bride; Ilnny Lockwood John, oris Cousin in the hand worth two Counts in the bush; The Royal Favorite the Mysteries of the Court of Charles 2nd; The W omen of Israel, vols., lby Grace Aguilar; Life and its Aims; Two Roads, or the right and the wrong; Trials of house keeper Life and adventures, of a country merchants at the book store. JOHN k. REARDON. Sent l3 1854
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

eF The Angel Gabriel" has been convicted by the Bostonians of disturbing the peace, and fined $2O and costs; he has also been required to give bond in $500 for his future conduct.- Query: Is the sum of the "angePs" shining, blowing his horn in the streets? There was once law in Boston, we believe, against the blowing of horns and all other instruments in the streets under which a man was arrested for blowing his usual protuberance
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

GrA little boy had colt and dog. and his generosity was often tried by visitors ask. ing him, "just to see what he would say" to give them one or both of his pets One day he told gentleman present he might have his colt reserving the dog, much to the surprise o his mother, who asked, "Why, Jacky, why didn't you give him the dog?" "Say nothin, say nothin,' mother, when he goes to get the colt, I'll set the dog on him!''
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

THE CAPITOL EXTENSION CONC oN-There are two hundred and ten bricklayers, and car- penters and blacksmiths employed on this work, which is progressing finely. The wall of the principal stairs are at spring height, and the aisles are being turned. The arches in the cor riders are to be of the most magnificent descrip- tion, consisting of series of panel frames groined and band arches.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
MORE SCHOOL BOOKS.

WEBsTERs Elementary, McGuffey's, Comley's, w Carpenters and vaughn's spoilers; McGufey's and Goodrchs series of readers; Morses, Mitchells Smiths and Parleys, Geography; Davie's, Smiths Pike's, Smiley's, Emmersons, 8, and Rays Arithmatc; Murrav's, Smiths. Wells, Bullion's, and Browns Grammar; Websters, Walkers, and Reid's dictionary
 The most approved books of History, Botany Phi losophy, Chemistry, Algebra, Surveying, Geology Mnerology, Mythology, and French, Latin and Greek works; Ollendorfs system of Spanish and French States Copy books etc. full supply just received by wagons, and opening at the book store of
 Sent 13 1854 JOHN REAPDON
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
A an f .a.On.

Why don't you wheel the barrow of coals, Ned?' quoth learned yender of black dia .A'nds ~, to his man. It is not a very hard 'O1-there is an inchinet ptone to relieve you"
 , ,Ayys' master" replied Ned, who had more [g,sh Tor wit than work, "the plume asay De in- Sf'aed, but hang me if ! am.v
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
MUSIC AND MUSIC HOOKS.

YT>HE SOUTHERN HARMONY, Boston Academy, new ! Carmina Sacra and the Shawn;
 full supply of well selected NEW SHEET MUSIC for piano and guitar.
 INSTRUCTION Books, for piano. guitar, flute, violin and accordeon.
 VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS superior quality, vio- lin bridges and rosin, etc., just received at the book store of JOHN E. REARDQN. Sept. Is, 1854
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

Married-On the Sd September, 1854 by Larkin Holt, esq.,. MT. WILLIAM P. PoTTs to Miss LOUISA DEsHzo, all of Carroll county, Arkansas.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

Fresh Goods Received by Wagons. ' BOXES English Dairy Cheese; J Italian Macaroni; 2 best Vermicello; ? Pres,on's Mo- Chocolate; Pure Gro. Ginger; l < Cayane Pepper; l Case Genoa Citron; Zante Currants; 10 half boxes Raisins; 20 Drums Figs;
 baskets Olive Oil; boxes Lemon Syrup; bags black Pepper; cases assorted Pickles l keg Indigo;
 l |" Saltpetre;
 9 " Fresh Nutmegs. For sale by Sept. 13, '54. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

0T The number of hogs in Kentucky over six months old is l,515699, against 1'35689 last year. Increase this year, 158, ,oO7. So says the Auditor of State
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
A FEW LEFT,

A FEW LEFT. M ANDEL has few more of those splendid silk 1Nl dress patterns on hand Sept. 13, 1854. Fresh O'Failon Mill Flour Reveived per
 Wagon this day. OS BBLS O'Fallon Mill extra family Flour fresh OO from the above Mill at St. Louis; and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER &5 co. 13
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
MULES FOR SALE,

MULES FOR SALE. WYE have six or eight good work mules for sale, w either for cash on short credit with approv- ed security. They may be seen at the penitentiary. Sept. Is. St GEORGE 6 ROBINS. CWAMP LAND SCRIP for sale at 50 per cent O discount by VIM. B. WAIT. Sept. IS, 1854.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
NOTICE E .

NOTICE. 4 MEETING of the Board of Swamp Land Com missioners for the State of Arkansas will be held at Helena pursuant to adjournment on the first Mon- day in October next. W. E. BUTTS, August 80, '54 St Sec. E. $. l.. Com.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
FISH! FISH!!

ID HALF bbls No. and2 large Mackerel;
 < Salmon;
 10 boxes Cod Fish;
 20 ' Smoked Herring; Received this day per wagons and for sale bv Sept. Is, '54 RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20

CHARLES E. TOBEY, State Land Agsnt
 tor tue Dadamele Dsstract Dardane11e, Ark., September, 1854. 4s-2t
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
THE MISSES McALMONTS, CADEMY for yOung ladies will re.Op

THE MISSES McALMONTS' A CADEMY for young ladies will reopen A on Monday the 4th of September, and close on the 4th of July, 1855.
 TERMS.
 Primary Glass; $lo % Second Class-Including Natural Philosophy, Mo dern History of England and of the United States, Geography, Grammar, Rhetoric, Analysis, Arithmetic, and Composition, SIP 50 First Class Including Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Logic, Elements of Criticism, Ancient History and Geography, Bo- tany, Geology, Chemistry, Astronomy, higher Rhetoric, Composition, Age bry, Geometry and Trgonometay,
The true Democrat., 1854-09-20
R. R. R. CLAMATION!- II Great Mystery EYnlainedl

A n ~ACoS NAySSOAy AIARl0lnCuS In the year of Lord 1s47 in capacities of annay be agents which had before been used in medicine obtained properties possessing such marvellous quick power PAN that the moment applied the affected with pam, all uneasness ceased The most totur ing pains were relieved nsan and the violent spams and tations soohed and the system restored to perfect ease in a few minutes.
 In 1s9 we introduced this Remedy the world under the name of
 RADWAY's READY RELIEF.
 has been by of thousands throughout the Onted Sates giving instant to all troubled with Pam or Sickness
 One application externally few drops taken internally VII instantly free the sufferer from the most violent and ter M pains and restore the weak feeble and rosated frame to strength and vgor
 No person has ever used RADWAY's READY RELIEF minutes after it's use r " 3 cse wno are now suffering any pains give it '' TUT " heeen minutes they will enjoy and comfort
 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF tne st ana Is the only Remedy ever discovered that p 'c most tonrlng pains in few seconds, and free ,; @ rom nheumatic, Neuralgia, Nervous and Mias
 DiSo.ue!S III lew hours It will cure and protect the
 CHOLERA, nysrNprpv
 DIARRHEA, CHOI Tp Niopu1rc
 BILIOUS CHOLIC, FEVER AMI acITE
 PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA
 Bear in mind, it is Powerful Dsnfecant acid a;fnsxs snuan nervlne, anti spasmOdic and counter irritant The R. K. REMlDIES medical discoveras of be ,re sent century They are prepared entire new and og nal theoy to stop pain nsany and protect the human system against sickness sudden attacks The doses required to be taken are small. few drops of READV RELIEF exercises powerful influence over action
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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

'FEEs; /. $. Griunell Expedition m search
of Sir John Franklin, just received by
O. Is. ROBERTS.
August ?, 1851. iSyl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
RD" ,&Nso.

Wss; half OF 10, l67 and dwelling. on
he best business block Ia toun-orpc-
site Goggles.
100 acres Of LAID. miles south Of
Pi. mou.h; small Improvement, running
water and good timber.
50 acres o: :ine tim bered land p miles
soush of ri. month.
West half OF LoI Il. and \ Z quarter
of Lot ID. in enc; making i.o: t3 feet On
centre street. and l20 feet deep: villa
arge fine dwelling.
Improved fam Of 2l7 acres, On Eur
oaA nlls--vaiuable. and To be sold cheap.
Improved 'isrm. $50 acres. 1t North
Bend IN S,arke ouniy--leauiiful loca.
tion.
improved farm, 100 acres. miles ives.
IT Plymouth.
C.nrinnati. Peru & Chicago Railroad
Stochs-- Bonds drawing ten per cent in
iercs', payable in cash every six months.
Property is rising rapidly. ard you can
get better trades out o. lie now than YOU
can frld with any other man.
Office over Western Bank.
c. H. REEVE.
Attorney. Notary & Genl Agent.
Nav 9. 1854. lltf
p. :. Life. Fire AMI Marine Insurance
Ell, cted by the oli,s; ana best com panies
in the Union. al reasonsbl rates
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

Nf90sEpks Oh. 1zOfe!s

By2OM the subscriber living at Wylani :
Nils. Ja,k soi. township Elkhari County
ipI., oil S iar,iay nisl.. The - i INST, large
light bag mare. seven Years Old back name
and tai, naur an, fo,e-iup heavy and Some
cur.l, black lccs 70 the knees, and IA white spot
il her .nrehead rather resembling n heart. a! i
rs or Il hands hiali. and moves iIe, and active
Tor large animal. he under isiod VIII ab''i-
.Ianlly reward amy person who VIII return saia
mare or give information where ia, cah lie hid
Direct vour infurintt un ~ New Paris Post On
lice. L khari County. Ind.
JONATHAN WYLAND. jr.
ii'v 81 81
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
Aboa: I03,0es acres Of valuable
Land for Sale.

ME Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Pal
/ wayC Co. offer at private sale a large Guaa
i'y Of clo:ce lands situated in the counties of
I.apo;te, Porter, Marshall, Fulton, Miami Wa
be> h, and Grant, in Indiana.
Many OF these lands are well improved farms
IN 4 high state of cultivation, oilers are TIM
her sEd prairie lands in stale Of nature, and
are all admirably adapted 10 the purposes OF
agriculture 4 great inducement is here pre-
scented to those wishing 10 invest meaLs IN
real estate.
j. b. Niles, John c. Walker, and ID. g.
Rose Of LapoTte; II. B. PerShing, al Plymouth;
Isaiah Hoover, at Rochester: Z. p. Lovei land.
4. \. Cole and Adam +. RHODES. at Peru; c.
5. Ellis, AT Somerset, in Wabash county. viii
gi all the IN orGlation necessary in regard To-
price and terms. and are authorized to make
sale OF said Land BY order OF The Bolrd.
JESSE HIGGINS, Secretary.
June - l!i.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

n OTlt Z j. Hereby gwen that tie iInders;g en-
7 81 Adm nj. :iatvr ri the estate of Madam
C.dwa laGer de,'d.. viii sell al public auction
the 20 haay OF September ext. if not socr-
cr ui>p' sod OF II private slic) "a the door of he
cont house IN rlvmonih Indiana. Ia, norim
hal 81 LIT N , in SAID ,ov.n. y h improvc-
IDeilts I 'cr.on.
'E'csEsls 0s Sale Olc ili~l of ile r,g-
chase u4is,, . be ...id cash n ilsni NJ i..i:d
il siN, aud lii remainder in ;sv,lx. months f.
day ri sile-.he Purchaser giving lis i.o.t-
WIKI freehold rely. y .th interest Il, III date.
wai'ins valuation and appr1i< 'neut lass.
JACOB /. LEWIS. Admir-.
Aug 10 l8.t 23ss
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
Post oMca Stamps.

~ l. i3fA s EitS. =
ME Advert er, Postmaster, pleasant
Il Grove, All ghany county. Mary and, i.
the first person III tn. Unlted sta es, who
ceived an undertook eTte isively to publ
the ca of furnishing all the Post Offices il
;he country viii cheap Stamps. 4 Stamps
made by INN are warranted equal or super OF
20 any others that Can be procured for The
same pFice; and whenever any are sent on
that are elective or unsaiisfac or Il plicate.
'Vlil be forwarded on no ice and withou extr;
CHI rgv. Al who Order set OF stamps W ia i
{ II set of changes Of dates, only Two dollars,
[ ior thirty piece shall be kept in Stamps Al
LBrrM. Full set with change 81.
ADDRESS z. VI. Pleas mt Grove, Allcghan,
cou ly Maryland.
~ Any E.liior publ;s i1g the ab We " I'll
thi. no,ce) three times, and sending COZ,
OF the paper, shall receive creiIt for 20
lars IN WOOD letter, or "a ten dollar proof press
or # leseire.' wood engra ing, or an en- rav-
ell newspaper head of the ab.ve value viii be
forwarded
June IL, 81 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
TO .yeese Epeetcsehsgeo

AIOrlCE is hereby given that the andersi:sn-
= al, wi Il he County lrvcyor will. on The
9Th day of O eiollcr le5I ut 10 o'clock n IN. on
Snid dav, proceed 10 survey and locate the cor
ners of his l,nl In sec ion 10, tcwnsli 81 range.
ibrea west, S.ayk c0up'v, Ia meet al the sub
scribrrs aud continue from day To day until all
is fniShrJ.
Nm residents who fail ~ meet the Surveyor
NJ, tn time anil, place above mentioned. and de-
FRAY or pro slefor deiraying their portion ftlie
, xoeuse. o. said survey will be returned to he
County Auditor # said County, and such de-
linauenov placed "a the tax duplicate and col
lcctcd according TO law.
ORANGE GRAVES.
Sept. !. 1854. e6tj.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
State OF Indiana,
Marshall County. SIS:

NOTICE is hereby given that Oslas Baird,
Y A lmin;s:rator of the Estate of Francis
Decker Deceased. has fled his petition ;o sell
the Real Esta,e of the Decedant. his personal
being insufficient 10 pay his debts, aud that
said petition will be heard a, the next term of
the Court of Common Pleas of said county, 10
be holden On tho third Monday of October 1854
RICHARD CORDIALLY.
c.. c. {. r.. NJ. G..
Sept I, 1854. 2s3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
aflire of tie Gin. Perm Il (hirago Railway ro.

Peru, Apul Is, Ssh.
FR7liE Subscribers TO the CAPITAL Stock 81
d tits Company are hereby na,iied, tia,
a second requisiiion OF ten per ceat, on the
amount al iheir cash subscription, viii lie
made on them payable OIL the FIST OF June
hcXi, and like requisi;iop OF ten per cent.
20 be paid le first OF each month thereafter
until the Whole te pa..
JESSE HIGGINS, cecreiary.
Subscribers living in Laporie county can
pay 10 J. i. Niles, at Lapor'e: in Marshall
county, 10 II b. Pershing, al Plymouth; ia
Fulton county, ISiah Hoover, al Rochester; IN
y abash, 10 c. S. Ellis, al Somerset.
April eth, 1854. Stf
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
ssaas.fss-s &Ssa.

Z DN virtue OF an execution 10 me- directed
s } from HE Clerks oilire OF The Marsha
Circuit court ! VIII expose 10 public sale
the court h0u.e door IN the town Oh plymouth,
in 81 Il county, on Saturday epienlber 18th.
1851, between lie hours Of ten O'Clock a IL,
and four O'Clock . IA OH said day, tie tents
and prOi.S Tor seven years If the following
described rcal estate. Ia W.T.: the east part al
tie property owned by PonefOy and Boiler,
in Brehnen. IN Aar-htil county, it lelng II
ont of The north west quarter oi The north east
quarter o section ), township 81 north. OF
range ; east, bounded West by lot oi and
now owned by VIM. q PonerOy and cupied
by Geo. Pomefoy, and Sou1h by the STATE read
runnin., and west, and leading from III IA
outh 10 Goshen, and running east i.om tie
south east corner the SAID Nm. e. pOMer0y 5
lot along lie line oil said road, and thirty ieei
from us centre, eighty feet and tour in les,
thence north one hun red aud thirty tvo .eet,
thence west totae north east corner Of SAID
Vim. q. Pomcroys lot, then south along
The line SAID % 10 the place OF beginning
co tanning on' quarter OF an acre, more ori.ss;
ami il the sand rents and profits tai 10 SCI. ioI
a sum sufficient 10 SATISFY sad execution emu
cOstS, viii al the same time and place offer
the Zee simple little 10 the same. Executed as
The properly Of Vim. g. Pomeroy at The suit oil
Ruth 5erng aud others.
J. l.. THOMPSON, Sniff
Sept I, 1873. @6t;
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
Millinery and hsan:ua Making.

II rs DiING: = wouId Respectfully IN
I'VE form the citizens OF Plymouth and vi
ciniy, that she still continues the business of
Millinery and Maniua Making, aud IS prepar
el 20 10 the work IN its most approved style
and in accordaDce with the latest fashions
She ,icitS share of the public pa ronage.
Residence on the corner OF Jefferson and
Mic!iyan streets April 90 Sj4-7m6.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
misunderstanding Notice..

NOTICE /, her.b. given that the nnlersi gu
Y Ell have taken out lett, rs %. 4 nini .iraiion
upon the Estate ot ] lco5 Shafcr. late of II n
shall C unity Indiana. decreased. All per>ouS
knowing themselves indebted 10 said the are
r, lir.,l to rl' iui;nedae payment and tho (
l1liug claims ~ liusi said E.la'e are repaired
IT, present them Ihly authenticated according To
i,w f,r settlement, Tac E,iule is Supposed IL
he solvent. JOIfT SfAFER \ iu'r
CATHARlNE SLATER i Wx
& ~ 1871. - !.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
To eNo1ka Es2SseERsngGa

NIOrlCE is hereby given iha, The uudersgu-
/ Z 81, with ihe County Surveyor Will, on the
Oh day 0f Sept. 80 |, at 10 o'clock IA IN. on said
day proceed 10 survey and .octte The corners ol
the, land IN sect. -. township "a. range east
IN Marshall county; az meet ~ {. l.. Fcrsuson's
q cont mn. from cay div until all is niSle,.
Non residents who all 10 meet the surveyor
At the time and place above mentioned, and de-
fray or provide Tor defrayng their portion Of
the expense of said survey, will be returned
TO the County Auditor OF said county, and such
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and
collected according to law, az other taxes are
collected G. p. FERGUSON,
w. FERGUSON, e. ZIMMERMAN,
ANN CORNELIUS, S BARNIIiPT.
Aug. IL 2it3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

I fY yir'Ge Of al order Of ,hn Mimi Court q.
, COMMON Pleas. | viii cxpos,. ia sale al
pab.ic cu.cry, on the premises. to he lieirSl
hi der. on The Is |. day Il sept 1851. the ~
.o":n .,sc,ibc Il al iaie. to-.,i: The nor.
enS' Z ,artcr ot section weIfs-. 'ir. east 81 the
Michigan Road. c.i.:s,', IL lyy - 100 lcro. +,
being Michigan Road .s.l,l .i:a..le Marsh..i
conniv. inailri.
Sid land vii: be sn'i on 'he .rilawirr terms:
O c four j of iis, purchase. is.ius IA bani one
fourth in SIX. one fourth IA Twelve. and enc
toai;h in eighteen muniiis from Tie day ofsle.
tn, purchaser giving his notes >.iill aipraV Ell
>ecurly. on he deferred ~, iucurS.
AE RHODES. Admir-
.Iuly go, 1874. POI.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

MsCs'7S RNCE Oil.

EINROM A WELL 400 Feet deep, near Pitts
burgh, Pa, is offered 10 the public as q
Natural Medicine of no common value. IL is
a different thing from The old Kentucky, or
American Oil, as this : used INTERNALLY
as well as externally. As local remedy iu
Paralysis, Piles, Rheumatism, Deafness, loss
of Sight, Burus, &c. Also as a valuable In
ternal remedy for Piles, Ague, Scrofula.
Coughs, Diarrh6a, Erysipelas, old sores, ETup-
lions OF the skin, Female diseases, Worms
Bladder and Kidneys, Bronchitis, Pans &c,
&c. 1t invites the investigating Physician, az
we'll as the suffering patient, TO become ac-
quanted with its merits
Discovered in 1919, it has within ? or three
years, male multitudes of cures, and multi
tudes Of friends, aud as soon tried, the sales
not only increase 6uf holJ cut. Testimony 10
IFS great merit is constantly accommodating in
the hanas of the proprietor by certificates.
letters, and In other ways.
Full as the world is OF Patent Medicines
it is thought Lot best to suppress this, the
work OF NAFURE--to make room Tor Human
Inrentions. Price 80 cents per bottle. =.
For sale by L. A. LEMON, Pl, mouth.
II. N. LYON. Proprietor.
81. Dearborn st. Chicago, IN.
July %, 1854. sIm6.
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= g. OSBORNE. 4. p. NOD IFS
OSBORNE Sc HcD G. EG,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.
Office over Wheeler'S store.
June -, 1851. 16tf.
Plymouth, September 1854.

told Hank that he mast do this Whai L +?
WHY take the papers, and get straddle CT my
Red IIpss aud 90 to see these fnlks il,at said
thew would pay me last ] ,nuary. and then after
harvest. They have MT done il. This. Hank.
IS a lard Boy. He says That he will put il
through. Well on consideration l said q il
Boy [ have not seen him since. He s'artcsl
perhaps has gone, IL so call and see me, as
hive my hands fall of work already cut out.
have time IL lock after delinquent debtors,
the business at Johns will be done Oh the mlg-
netic systim Of cash down ami prices tn cores
pond. JOHN COUGLE.
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