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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19
U IST OF LETTERS Remaining in

1ST OF LETTERS Remaining in
d A the Post Office at Plymouth. Oct |, "a.
Allen Miss Mary Mercer Mrs G. II Y
Adams William B Madison James MD
Ange rman Rowan jacob
BrOadstone John Miller CE
Baker Miss Hariett Monaghan Catharine
Bishop Horace Nelson CC7
Brown OTpha Mott lessee G
Bannon James Norton Orianna2
Bennett Franklin Nitcher James
Bents Louisa Pleak John 2
BurnwOrth George Piner Miss Sarah
Boyce Peter Hummer Miss Mary
Butler Isaac Plummer Barack
Cavanaugh Patrick Plummer Robert
CaillatJ b vs. purdv Ricborl
Campbell Mrs Nancy 3Patterson Miss Jane
Cafieen w Pray l. w
Cart Rober Richmond Monroe
Crawford Joseph Rogan Peter
Curren MichaelN Rachard Phill;p2
Lavender Edward Ryerson John
Carroll John III Rec Francis
Carroll High Ivan james
COaele Mrs Emily Smith ISIS NJ.
Cooper Mrs u Sto'er John
Dawson Daniel Selenright Benjamin
DemStcr JohnP Skinner Joseph j
Drake Nathaniel Sing n elter George
Dawson VIM. Sulphen Prpda
DunlaSs Alexander Stewart James
Emerson Joseph Sherw' ell Newton
Edwards Miss SA Scott Archibald
Edwards francis Stowe f
French Jacob Selee Harlow
Fish John Sutphen Matthew
Gray Miss Hester A Tribby Abner
Gray William Thomas Fanny A
Goble James Thomas Susanna
Carver John Toham John
Gephart Rodi Marian Vauderhoof John
Hardenbrook Afford, Wabash Atlas
Hairs Stephen Weston NJ
higgins K 3 WilkiSon Harvey
iilne ii Wood Josiah
llouSchnect William TWetherall Miss Fran
Kinds q Richie MeSSrs els 3
haskell Willsrd Dmei S 2
Johnson VIM. Willbourn William
Johnson James J Winner Peter
johnson John Watts Fol =
klIngefman William We.tervelt Abrm
Linoh Jerusha Wilhelm David
Lindsay John Whitehead Permelia
Lawson George G. 2 Wood francis
Lemon John NJ Hon. WillbOurn Lidia ]
Lauter Charl Dutch Young Benjamin
Mccoy John Weekly William S.
Persons calling for the above will please
say advertised
JAS. +. VAN vALkENBURGH, p. ".
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19
NOTICE.

On the sale Of the above property, l will re-
ceive from the Sheriff one third of the purchase
money, on the first execution, and one hall on
the other two, and obligations with security
TO be approved by me, for the balance, OIL
time. not exceeding 80 days, being authorize
SO to do by the Judgment creditors.
G.. Ii. REEVE.
Oct 5, 1854. 99t3.
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Plymouth, September Z, 1854.

plymouth, september Z, 1901.
told Hank that he must do this. What Pal
Why take the papers, and get straddle of my
Red Hoss and go to these folks that said
they would pay me last January. and then after
harvest. They have not done it. This, Hank,
is IA hard Boy. He says that he will put 1t
through. Well on consideration said go it
Boy. | have not seen him since. He started,
perhaps has gune, if So call and me, as
have my hands full of work already cut out.
have no time In look after delinquent debtors.
the business AZ Johns viii be done on the mag
nctic systm Of cash down and prices to CORES
pond. JOHN COUGLE.
Sept. I, 1874. 26t
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ExT1R ACT
OF THE
".NeeU 'ersi o?s.'

NOW 1T came to pass under the reign OF
i Y King Franklin, that while the people of
Plymouth were rejoicing with shouts and ex-
carnations at the mighty works which We're
soon to encompass, their city; behold two men
of that same tribe
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19

ts Es UO Z 20.
And they answered and said, we 20, but ere
long we will come again. And then their
brethren felt satisfied in their heart, and let
them depart in peace.
Now 1t came 10 pass when many days had
gone by, behold Newton and Joseph returned
and brought with them many strange and Gu
riously devised things: for they had been TO
far off lands and not only bartered for many
wonderful and useful things, but they had
brought with them
EoaVcs and Fishes, Sugar,
And Spices, Gum and Myrrh, and many other
things which the people OF the tribe of Plym-
outhites had never yet heard. And VIXEN they
had entered into the inner court Of their dwell
ling. lehold the multitude gathered. and
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19
.9.EH'TD.N' s. JOSEPH
w iaY do We GN2

BY name, departed to Strange cties and iar
off lands, and many Of them wondered and
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19

DURSUANT TO the order of three several
4 writs of ieri Facias, issued TO me ont of
the Office of the Clerk o. the Circuit and Com
mon Pleas courts OF Marshall county, in the
State of Indiana, | will offer for sale at the
court house door in Plymouth in said county,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-19
DR. S. HIGINBOTHAM.

Oct. 3, 1851.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

THH sfERIcsoops-This beautiful instrument
and wonderful - beaatifal-hks besn seized upon
BY The Dsguerreotypists, smpliasd, and put before
the public for general adoptien. On viewing the
Application Of It TO DNguerreoyps pictures il II hard
to resrsin one's wsrmest enthusissm, 20 astcnish.
ing q the result produced. Theohsct of vision
through the stexcoseepe is no longer picture; II
has I'll the hneeAents and pecsliarites, and pre-
enes Of ths nvhg sshject, only less in eise. The
ocmplesensn With Witch this Is done must be seen
q Be benpvsds he sniy plsea Eat We know Of in
the city vhsre StereoscoYN Daguerreotypes can be
procured is WHrfKHUIsTS on Penneylvsnis avenue
The world IL indebted to Professor WHRArsfoSl for
this beautiful invention, which equals in fact what
We only read Of In the fabulous miracles Of Priar
Bscoz. --------
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above,
are daily sold at WHIYkHuRsf's GAi11Y, PenuEyivs.
MIA avenue near ~ street. 7t wv
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his residence in this city yesterday, from para
lysis, having attained the patriarchsl age q
seventy-thsee years. The name of this distin-
guished officer is intimstely contested With
every brilliant engagement on tAs Niagara
frontier, during the late war. In ne oncia
statements Towson's corps formed sProninens
feature; and one of the commanding ofacsts
graphically said, "Tows ,n's battery emitted
constant sheet of fame" HeEas~pseially
distinguished in the battles of Chippewa and
Bridgewater, and in the sostis from Fort Erie
Gen. Towson was native Of Maryland. His
funeral win take place. tomorrow afternoon
1900. Mr@E.4-D axsapart.M Mr.. Thes Barry,
and Miss FannyTVining, have sailed for New
York, and may be expected to arrive this
week a. 70 a.. s-,se-,'rs, =. =,
-. Mr.. Southgate, alias John Smith, jr,
Of Arkansas, is about to publish q weekly news
paper in New York, to be called the "Percu.
pine.p It is to open with !" Nine years in the
New York custom house, and "a succinct
view of Tamnany Hall for the last forty
years. h7f ,.-''sr- LA
80. Hon. E. La Ssrs, editor of the Louis
lana Courier, of New Orleans, is now on a
brief visit to this city. az p. a.. .
80. Mr.. Pitts, clerk in the State Depart
ment, died in this city yesterday, after short
illness. The deceased was native of Pough-
keepsie, New York. - q,
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON LIST AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOYSSTORY

n SEAI-NAU TfC.dL ROMANCE OF INTENSE
INTEREST, By THE AUTBOR OF THE .'f7-
f. RATE DOCTOR" THE GA WYERS STORHn
THE sold DOCTOR de- 81
The success hitherto enjoyed by the author OF The
above popula- works is sufficient gusran zee of the
favor With which any productions coming flom bis
pen VII be received by the public. "Tte Cabin
Boys story" is r. manic narrative, illustrating
the horrors Of the Slsve Trade, carried in Ii.
Coast of Africa. The spthor has served in the nav
and the descriptions and characters peinfe,'
from personal ac9raintancs with them. The story
s fell Of exciting interest and adventure the
ebrated work Of Befee, "Robineon Crusos," and has
the advantage over that glorious fiction, fnasmucL
as it Il founded Cd facts of every day occurrence
The history Of the heroine of The story Zuleika IN
Circassian Slave, purchased at Constsninope. ed
Gated and married by the reckless yet chivsric Sey
mour-the commander Of the AlbStross, 10 sfmply
the narration OF fact painted from the li, and all
the numerous characters portrayed throughe ut q
story srs viyidly and graphically drawn
The publishers have already received orders for
the whole Of the edition 1t crg ally their in
eention to publish; consequently they have BEEN
bged largely to increase it; and they respectfully
request that al orders may he sspt in Immediately
they conf ienty expect that the work viii create
Is mu shinterest as any Work Ct hct N that has Of
late emsnsted from the press, Notwithstanding,
since the publication Of aUnele Ton Cabin" worSs
relating to slavery in America, Pho and con, have
been numerous, none have appears having relation
to the ss stem Of purchasing Eisvts ths African
Coast, Written by one who mas wines 1t in all itf
Mdeous detormity The work is written in chaste
and pure language, and will be q Welcome and in.
structive addition to the family library.
The work viii form . beautiful octave yolums OF
400 pages Handsomely illustrated with fine engrsy
ings, and elegantly hound in cloth.
pnoe IN cieth, 81 /; In pepper rs ce1ts, 1t which
| rate copies win be sent by the publishers to any
part Of the country, free OF postage.
~ Fer sale wholesale and retail by the publish
era, ELLSWORTH q STRRkT,
No % Beskmsn st., New York.
- Ard BY all the Bookse lers throughout the United
States and Rritieh Provinces. iy9l-St
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al should Be xnipersaly knorr-for It's strictly
true-that indigestion Il the parent Of large pro
portion Sf the htsl dsssss. pysenhry, diarrhos,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, nA'msny other
catslcEue Of desths, IRE eeneiassd BY indissstion
alone. Think of that dyspspn@l think of 1t all who
suffer from disordsrsd stonschs, and you vii.
ling 10 BE- guided by advice, fouaaed upon expert
enoe, resort At once (dont delay day. 70 Hoonsnds
which, Is an aiteratve, curative, aYd ipyieor.nt,
stands alone and unspproaehsd We have tried The
Bittsrs and knew that that they are excellent for
the diseases specified above FOR sale by dealers IN
uedicine eyefywhere. ,.eg pS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

CONUNDRUH BY "PUHCH. p" WHY have
bulls an aversion to crimson? Because their
frenzy is species of hate-red'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

~ Joe Shillington receives all the NHw
Books and NKwsPArrRs as fast as published. lie
u asentfsr Harper's and all the other Magazines,
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery at hfs Book
store, Odeon Building, corner Of AZ street andPe
sylvania avenue. '-'.-...-. aug 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

THE SELF ROTARY sMOOrHlNG
Il IRONS, patented March 21st, 1854, have Jus,
been received, direct from the manufacturers. ann
are guaranteed the best article invented for It's
purpose. Housekeepsrs, heads of families, also IA
dies who board;ars invited TO cali and examine the
articles. They are heated with lamp, and are al
ways ready for use, as they require but to min
utes TO heat AMI are warranted to give satisfaction
if used according to direction. For sale b,
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and llth streets.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

ARREST OF A ScoUNDREL.-We copy the
following from the Milwaukee Sentinel, o,
July TO-: ...... r..e
"a man styling himself the Rev. G.. W.
Adams, was arrested by tavern. keeper at
Fulton, Dane County, on Wednesday last
This is the fellow who obtained the 5000
awarded to Mrs. E. G.. Tempieton, as damages
for the killing of her husband at the Norwalk
tragedy. Adams introduced himself az cler-
gyman, rendering his services to procure the
money for the widow, and having obtained it,
sbsconded with the amount. A hundred dol
lars was offered for his arrest. Officer Como
yer Of this city was on his trail, and was
within q few miles of him when he was arrest
ed by the tavern.keeper."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21
THE ORTHOpEnyc rus

Fur tue cure OI bOuny UeDrmltle6 aud UlSoaoeb o.
the Joints,
457, 45e, 4sl Pdc.fe st., South Brooklyn, N. l.,
A DMITS indoor patients afflicted with the aboys
IA specified malslies, On moderate terms. 1t at
frcs all advantages OF sanitary Institute, with the
conf rts Of private home. -
The Institution Is located in . fashionable an 4
healthy part OF the city; and extensive and complete
Gymnasiam for bodily exercises is attached Z, IL
baths in the house, warm and cold sea bathine
within ten minutes drive, &c. 80 ?
Applications to be made to LOUIS BAUzRM
at the office OF the establish before 10 O'Clock
m or BY letter, Box l47, Brooklyn Post Office.
iv 2l--1nn 5.. ----'
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A11uaEAdEHT6.
AoohASo1ANp TsIP ii.
PINEY'SPorrr

W chAh SaIVhbhf, JULY I'D. We p
win f Bot. , ,s., s. :, e: . IRON s
Al the request ofs mum s.r Of lsdss ana ssote.
men, the swim steerer GEORGE FzSETgI,ToN
VII Iesyr pr the above Bathing Place on SIfUR-
Leave washington at &, and Alexandra. NJ am.
m. Returning, i ave Piney Point on MONDAY morn
ing AZ oolk, arriving IN Washington a lee'cloci
g. m. '..- a. a $40 ...."F
Meas, lee Cream, 30. viii be furnished on hossS
p.s-Ae. round tip $s-sinsle r.ssge to Or M
the Pavilion 81 50 . - .FW--g
The passengers VII please be pun ,sus at Tie tie
% as the party expect 70 land a the Psvii-
The 9eorss washingtos fs the boat 70 m.ss
The Stockholders of the above bost ars I'll
expected to sccoupsnF this trip. g-4 III 10.
The party, b. the above arrangement rot ths IN
ing. - = -. - - -
Go and m,ke the trip, you yin not res-et H. y -
" IS-St JOB COR6ON. Csptsip.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

~ SMIfHs DYsPEPsIA OoRpIAI---Ih1 delicious
compound Ii Offered - positive cure In al eas0s o.
Dyspepsia. or derangsmsnt Of the Digestive organs
Certificates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
bottle 1t Is entirely vegetable and free from any
ds,stesious substance. Por sale by z. D. GILMAN
and at nrowp's Hotel, Washington, end wholesale
and retail BY Dr.. SMITH. IL and 70 South 18th St.
Philadelphia. fi.taEs-if may I'll
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~ Use HAMpToN's VEGETABLE HScrURE.-H av'
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debilit,
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Die
arrangement Of the system, We but point you e
the thousands who have used the GRxAf lxvfeoh-
TOR +-f
In prof Of what we say above, We refer you Il
champions Vegetable Tincture," and its effects.
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GREAT BARGAINS

At the Neto York Store, Bridge st., G.orosss,pa
- MISS McGAw Wishing to reduos bee
present stock of Goods, offers thsa a. oost
such ss English Straw Bonnst., Ribbous,
Lace Goods, Dress Trimminga PerfumSry
stationery, and pany other ency articles OF ~ =
scriptions.
The ladies of thu District Win please call and en-
anime for themselves 10 ao-.Irs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21
GRAND PIC MIC
8 ANXIOUS GLIDE.

aE members Of the ~Amicus Club tsks vas,sups
y In speouncing TO their fti~nds and IT, puhlse
That they Win give their nrst PIC MIC On NON
DAY, the a4th July. At ArkAsson Spring. :
AS this is their frsf they are determined 70 M.
every s1ersion regardless q time, trouble or IN.
pense, 20 make it compete with any that bss ban
given this D ason, and to make each and every on.
who may favor US with their prsssnos enjoy th,m.
selves to their fullest delight. =
An experienced cAteref. has been engaged, Who
will furnish refreshmenfs, including Dinner snd
supper, Of the best quality and style.
ksputs's excellent Brass and String Band hare
been engaged
An Omnibus has also been engaged to start from
the Navy Yard, accompanied by the band, which
VIII convey persons TO the Bost ut 18th st. bridge
which Will start xt O'Clock m.
Tickets 81 so; admitting one gentleman and two
lafies-to be purchased Of Messrs. Hflbus Hitx
Music Dealers, Of he Committee Of Arrsneemenfz
Managers and az the boat.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
PJ Cohson, 7 Rcgesoa,
no MANAGERS:
HBesrdsley, wB Cooper,
EF Alexander, Is Se&<ord
HR schsehler. -'s' .a &c Brsdshav.
Cunningham, WI Dovden,
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A CoNsIDERArR WIFE.-The wife of Mr.. H
Houseal, residing in Maytown, Lancaster
county, gave birth to three fine boys, one day
last week - AIS. .lr
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

A Observation-Disclosures, Emperor of
Russia, is ffty-nine years old, six feet one
inch high, erect and soldier-like in fern, and,
when young, was decidedly handsome.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

"a On Friday morning last, an alligator
between three and four feet in length, was
caught in one of the streets of Savannah.
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~ s. Honor TO whom Honor fs
u Due." AeSSrs. Editors: In your account
Of the Flag utstion, yesterday, to the Liberty
Club there was an error We dssire to correct. IL
was presented by Miss sUsAN KELLY. OF behalf CT
herself and other ladies. Justice to the parties
cerned requires this correction.
The CT lb also desire to return thanks to Mr.. JNo.
RIGHrsTINE (Confectoner, Mas ave-, between 9th
and 10th sts) for the creditsble in which he
served the dinner and Refreshments at the Pic Mic
The provision was abundant, and of the very best
quality. 49,
= By order of the Club, iy 2l-ltA
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

DRowNED.-Dr. W. D. Livermore, of Phila
dslphia, druggist, was drowned on Wednesday
last while bathing in the Delaware.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

1 Land warrants are selling In New York
at $l62 for 100 acres, $s2 for 80 acres, $4S for
40 acres. In. "a a.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

u The celebrated Christy Minstrsls, o.
New York, have disbandoned-Mr. E. p.
Christy retiring with fortune.
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By order of the Club. iY,

M The Corbins Of YfrEiniA, Ma
US y and, and their cullsterals. are requested
to meet az BARNUM,S, baltimore, August 9th, for
the purpose Of defining their geuea'ogy in order to
take some legal steps TO Investigate their claims to
the 'Jennings Estate !" 1t il important that all tft
branches of the family, who msy have any family
records, should produce the same at that time.
,ijy 13-3tA 40 .f,.-..- 80 .sr-.- ..,. .
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

! a Miss Cummings new novel, The
Lamplighter," has been dramatized for the
Royal Britannia theatre. -J>. !
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"A = ARE RECEIVING Der schooner
w Hamilton and Washington, from New York
the following goods, viz:
LIS half chests frssh Green and Biz Tsss
It's bags Java, Maracaibo and Rio Coflee ?
so boxes Fresh Ground y do 81;
90 dc Adamantine Candies sa,t.r
-,'" 20 do CASTLE Soap i.l.-. r,- sJ-.
% do Hull Sons Fancy do .r
, $3.50 pounds Cal Soda =. =
SO boxes Pearl Starch s =. .-..
rs dozen Yeast ,Wjer ~ tJ... rt.....-
$50 do Brooms zr. .
% 60 do Painted and Cedar Buckets 49,
80 do Cords and Lines - -.
200 gross Matches sl.--y.F ~, &
so do Backing rF ga.fI. ..5.s
20 bbls Eastern Herrings
10 bags Grain Pepper Z Z EErrEr
= 90 boxes Bunch kaistns ~
Q "a, cases Salad oil &c..
5000 choice Havana Cigars -. i-
% ALSO, IN STORE, y, 4,.r--'
100 hhds P. b. and Nc Sugars rfr -.
10 bbls Crushsd, Powdered and Clarified de
- 30 bis and tiesees N. O. Molsssse
40: do Small ~ 5ksrel i,es J.. 80. -.
1000 Shoulder bacon lac s.,5 sl,.,7 ...f
lOO0 choice Family Hams 5as eli -.
20 boxes Manufactured Tobsceo ---,-
100000 German Oigsrs e Lii. us..- 's
And general assortment of Wines and Liouors.
- 1or sale low BY AaO MURRAY 4 SKN HEs.
3yH-6t =.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

CuoLERA.-In New York, on Tuesday, there
were sixteen deaths from cholera.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

w Schuyler, the great 's Confidence Man.
and Wall street Financier, of New York, Wis
seen in Baltimore, on Saturday evening last,
i'm bibing brandy snash.-Phit. San. -
We are perfectly aware of the reputation
which "Giddelman" enjoys for brandy smashes;
but they are downright i,lsipid compared to a
regular, Wall street Schuyler smash.
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THE RUSH FOR THE New TERRIroRrEs.-A
letter to the St. Louis Republican. dating from
ST. Joseph, which is great centre and halt
ing place for the emigration, writes: E.,
'They come by boats, stages carriages,
wagons, On horseback and muleback, and it 3
40 unusual thing to see troops of hardy pion-
GERS passing on foot, with their ages and KNAPP
sacks upon their backs, making their way into
the forests Of KANSAS and Nebraska, to hew
out home. The emigration to these terrific
ries is unprecedented, except in the history Of
California. Thousands Of sturdy and enter
prising men are AoSking thither to select the
;hoisest spots for their future homes. The
ferry boats here are busy in transporting
hem from daylight to dark. They arc, thus
far, all from slave States, except a few from
illinois and Indiana and these are Of slavery
procIivities ''5 -l. a e29 IT, :.
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n Mr.. Kyle, the defrauder of the arlem
Railroad Company, is still in the Eldriage
street prison, New York, unable to obtain the
100000 security demanded for his apr ear.
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a. The Angel Gabriel, McSwish, held forth
to the people of Kingston, Canada, on We'd
nesday last. A terrible row ensued-of course.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

a. Governor johnson, of Virginia, is on
visit to his home, in Harrison county.
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aq,A Coon SHor.-The following shotfrom the
? New YORK Journal Of Comnsyee,' although
attended for tina. city, will suit this meridian
L ii!s Peaches, about the size Of grape shot, and
y af,out as hard, are retailing in the streets, anu
viii doubtless do good execution in thinning
cat the ranks Of our redundant population
). one of these balls in the stomach, may do the
Sn,anes. as e6ectaslly as . bullet in the
T h..d ~ IL G5hGl Is" iii .bs+f-...
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ELECTROMAGNETIC

A GREAT MEDICAL AGBNT.-DR. DIp7D soy
"a has relieved, and IL treating With unpsrsfleI.d
success, those diseases which have been stsrh
oy other physicans, With the Electro Magnetic Ma.
yulHons, krysipelas, Cutanecus Diseases s,~ m.
Spnsi Aanectloos, Rheumatism. Paralysis, st vNu9
Dance, papi.s ton of the Heart Epispsy, and sny
o'ner Diseases not necessary to mention.
streets Alexandra. Va ~Ho @o!a
an "a iair trial is all we ask. Our pss,-nt,
without one word from us. ~ nssn'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

vThe commuters" of the Harlem Rail.
road are in state Of open insurrectiona They
are in favor Of bringing the Company to terms
by demolishing the railroad track.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-21

~ Governor Morehead has been re- elect q
president of the North Carolina railroad.