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Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
Fog safe.

THE North half Of Lot in Plymouth.
occupied as Stores, &c.-A valuable pro-
peGy.
West half of lot | 67 and dwelling. on
the best business block in town-opno
site Cougle's.
lG0 scr.s Of Lard. 8 miles south al
Ply mouth; small Improvement, running
water and good timber
so acres of fine tim bered land 2 mile 5
south Of Pl, mouth.
West half OF Io: II. and \ L quarter
of Lot 73. in one; making Lot 63 feet on
centre street. and l20 feet deep; with
large fine dwelling.
Improved farm Of 2i7 acres, on Bur
oak nats--rahuable. AMI 10 be sold cheap
Improved lorm. $50 acres. at North
Bend in Starhe county beautiful loca-
tion.
Improved farm. 100 acres. 6 miles wes.
Of Plymouth.
Stocks Bonds drawing ten per cent. IN
ierest. payable in cash every six months.
Property is rising rapidly. and you can
get better trades out Of mo now than you
con find with any other man.
Office over Western Bank
C.. III. REEVE,
Attorney. Notary & Genl. Agent.
May l8. 1854. 1lif.
7. S. Life. Fire and Marine Insurance
effected by the OLDEST and best companies
in the Union. at reasonable rates.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
State OF Indiana,
Marshall County, SIS.


Marshall Circuit court, august tsrm.
4. d. 1884.
Walter Delrick.
vs.. Petition for Divorce
Sarah L. Derrick.
Ea f it known. that on the llth day Of
Cd May A. ID. 1851. Walter Detrick. by
Pomeroy & Corbin, his attorneys. filed in
the Office of the Clerk Of the Marshall
circuit court, his bill of &C mplaini egaihst
the above named Sarah E. DERRICK. for
divorce. together with The aflida vit OF u
disinteFestcd person that the said Sarah
K. Deirick Is not resident Of The State
Of Indiana
She is there fore hereby notified OF the
Sling and rendency of said petition for
divorce. and that unless she appear. plead
answer nr demur thereto, on or be fore the
calling OF the cause on the first day of
tiie next term Of the MARSHALL circuit
court. To be holden at the court house in
Plymouth. On The third Monday of August
next. the same will be taken rs confessed
and will De heard and determined Gccor-
dingly in her absence
Attest-R. CORDIALLY. Clk,
i'r. 5. B. Corbaley dept.
May Is. 1851. ll,3.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue o. an execution TO me directed
- from the Clerks Office of the Marshall
common Pleas Court, will offer fnr sale at
pubic outcry at the court house door in the
town Of Plymouth, in said county. on Satur1av
the Sd day OF June 1854, between the hours of
ten and four o clock on said day, the rents and
prohiS for seven years of the following des-
embed real estate situate in Marshall county.
to wit: the west half of the southwest quarter
OF section Is. township 80 NORTH of range
east; and il the rents and profits fail to sell
for sum sufficient to satisfy said execution.
the costs and aecruing costs on the same, will
then and there proceed to sell the fee simple
title to said real estate. Executed as the pro.
perty of Joseph Hall and Michael Kesler at
the suit of James Wallace and Robert Wal
lace. J. L. THOMPSON. Shift
May IL, 1851. 1868.
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Mortgage Sale.

"a \ virtue OF an execution 10 me direc-
80 ted from the Clerks Office Of the Mar
shall Common Pleas court. | will offer for
sale at public outcry at the court house
door In the town Of Plymouth. in said
county, on Saturday the l7th day OF June
1851. between the hours of ten and four
o'clock on said dny. she rents and profits
for seven years Of the following described
real estate situate in MARSHALL county. to
wit: the undivided two thirds part Of the
wcs, half of the north east quarter of Sec
,ion 26. and the south west quarter OF the
south east quarter Of section twenty.ihree
all in township thirty five north, Of range
three east; and if tho rents and profits
fail 10 sell for sum sufficient TO satisfy
said execution the cos's and accruing
costs on the same. | will then and there
proceed TO sell the fee simple title to said
Tt al estate.
Executed as the property Of Gcorge A.
Meicalf. and others to satisfy mortgage
in favor of Peter Fries.
J. l.. THOMPSON ShfT.
May IS. 1854. ll,3.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
TO NON RESIDENTS

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed, with the County Surveyor, will,
on Monday the l2ih day of June 1854.
at ten o'clock m. on said day. proceed
to survey and locate the corners OF their
land in sections 3. township 81. range 2
east. in Marshall county, 10 meet OF VIM.
u. VinndeGe's and continue from day to
day until all is finished.
on residents who fail to meet the sur
veyor at the time and place above men-
toned and defray or provide for defraying
their portion of the expense of said sur
vey. will be returned to the county Au-
ditor oe said county. and such Gelinquen-
cy placed on the tax duplicate and col
iectei by law as other taxes are collect
ed. WIN. P. VINNEDGE,
J. ARRAUGH.
WM. FISHER.
May Is. 1884. 1lt3.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

Pursuant 10 an order Of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, will onar at ri
vate sale. Lat lei in Plymouth Indiana,
on which is Carnage and Biasksmith
Shop. To be sold as part of the estate OF
Wesley Belsnsee. deceased. suhjec; 10
the widows claim foI one lh;rd.
Terms cash. or one third cash and the
balance in six and twelve months. secur-
ed by notes and security on interest.
waving app;aismen! laws. APPRAISED at
$500.
None mach more valuable-one Of TIE
best locations for business in northern
Indiana. Arrangements can be made for
clear title FOR the whole without trou-
BILE.
Apply to Z. s. Elliott. on the premi-
scs. or TO G. IL. Reeve. Attorney in Plym-
ou,h. Bids received for four weeks from
date. +. s. ELLIOTT. Admir-.
May 4, 1854. 9t4.
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zs1is AsoaO S2ostee.

.=-s==:=.-.s By an order of The Board Of Di-
ES-s--.s-zsH r.ctors OF the Fort Wayne and
g licago Kali Road, an assessment Of ten
per cent OH each share Of the cash sub
scrip;ions of stock has been made. and
subscribers will be required to pay that
amount ON the first ofeach month--con.-
mancina on the frs, Of August las;--un-
til the same is pail out. Subscribers in
Mlrshali county will pay at Plymouth.
TO A. l.. WHEELER, Director.
Sept 20. 1898. l5tf
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

Afflicted. read this testimony for your
own Individual good, and then teke the
Remedy--il will cure you.
Cured! 4 bad case Of Scrofula. Inherited
Dr.. \. l.. ADAMs- Dear Sir: hereby certify
that my daughter CyAthia had the Scroiula
when babe, growing worse until she was a.
bout 81, years old. Size always had sores on
her body and limbs, over which dry scabs form
ed, running wa:ery matter, so that she was a
piti.ul sight TO behold, and required great at.
tentiOn. When she two years and four or
five months Old. March, 1885, by Your adj
vice. we began 10 give her your Lirer BalsGn',
washing at night with weak white ley, and in
the morning with col rain water. rs you di
rected. Size took, in all, one bottle and a hall
and was completely cured, and has la 10 AZ?
peaIance Of II since.
YOuss. in friendship,
JOHN FISHBJRN.
Reeds Grove, VIII Co. Ill. 9t4.
See advertisement in this paper.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
Land Sale.

Pursuant 10 on order of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, otfrr for sale at
private sale. tract of land about six
miles from Plymouth. Indiana, described
as the west half Of The south east quarter
of section 26. in town 80. north. of range
east. c,ntaining 79 acres. Partly i'm
proved, good location. and Of considera.
bic value--to be sold as belonging To the
estate of Daniel McElrath. for not less
than S400 cash down: or, best terms. half
cash down and the balance on credi, not
exceeding twelve months. secured by
notes with good security, on interest and
waving appraisment laws. Bids will
be received for four weeks from date.
Apply to c. Il. Reeve, attorney at
Plymouth.
ELIZABETH McELRATH.
Administrative
May q. 1854. eta.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

Ny dear child, said IN afrectionate
mother, how came you so wel?' Why
ma. one of the boys said darn'i jump in
the ereels, and by gos, tell you ] ain, to
b da.sdF
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

ioTs Eyei.einent.-It seems 20 be concen
trating acr"ss the way opposite our Office.
at the Peoples Clothing Store. For the
Cause and other particulars. see small
bills" and the advertise ment.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

See Notice o. UIi Me,caifs sale i'm this
paper. He tha. wants a choice Mich
Cow would do well TO keep posted.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
Office Of tie Gin, Peru 4 Chicago Railway Go.

Peru, April ls, ls5i.
'5'HE Subscribers to the Capital Stock of
IL this Company are hereby notisied, tina,
second requisition of ten per cent, on The
amount OF their cash Subcrip;ion. will =,
made en- them payable en- tie first Of June
next, and I Ike requiSilon CT ten per cent.
to be paid the frSto each Honth ihereat ter
until the whole he paid
JESSE HIGC fNS, Secretary.
Suosci Lers living in Laporte county can
pay to ). B. Niles, At Lapa.e; ia Marshall
county, TO Fl b. pershine. a. Plynouif; IN
TQ1ton county ISiah Hoover, al Rochester, IN
Wabash. 10 c. S. Ellis, at Somerset.
April 18th. 1894. atfJ
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
To Non Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given chat the under
signed. with the county Surveyr. will. on
Friday the 9th day of June. 1884. at 10
o'clock a. m. on said day. proceed to sur
vey and locate the corners Of his land in
section 3, township 80. range l east. III
Marshall county; to meet on the pfemi
ses. and continue from day 10 day until
all is finished.
Non residents who fail 10 meet the sur
veyor at the time and place above men
toned and defray or provide for detray-
ing their portion Of the expense Of said
survey, will be returned TO the county
Auditor of said county. and such delin-
quency placed on the tax duplicate. and
collected according to law as other taxes
are collected. DANIEL GLEN.
May Is, 1884. lli3.
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S ALE OF l. AND.

~ - - - - ~ tH tS
>Y order OF the Marshall Common Pleas
g ; court, in tie State OF Indiana made at
Ire April term, 1851, 1 offer a: private sale,
the Undivided one fourth part of the south half
OF the south west quarter Of section I5, west
OF the Michigan Road, belonging TO John Jr.
and Agnes T. Bacon, Minors, and heirs of Rob
ert J. Thomas. late of the city of Philadelphia,
deceased, (Sai'. part being appraised at isll2,-
5o,) for cash down, or on a credit not exceed
ing two years. (at my option) for two thirds,
and one third cash down.
Payments to be secured hy good endor6ers,
and also m )ftgage on the land.
BY vlrtHe OF i complete power Of Attorney,
| Will also sell the remainder of said land,
owned by adult heirs, on favorable terms, and
convey The same by good tile. The Land lies
about y miles south of Plymouth.
c. Ii. REEVE, Comr.
May Is, 1854. Ilti
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60, III. n, ManlOve, D. D. S.

dlIrYTD viii be in Plymouth on Monday
the Goth day Of Nay, on a professional visit,
10 remain one week onIy; and will be prepar-
ed 10 attend to all operations pertaining to
tile Teeth in the most scientific manner.
Rooms IA. the Durham House.
May | /. 1851. lUt-f.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
SPECIAL NoTGgEgo

New BianiS.-Deeds. Mortgages and
Quit Claims of approved short form, and at
very Sh0rt price. are for sale at this office.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed an for sa e
at the same place.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

Life and Pire Insurance.
NoME one and all and get your lives and
~ property insured. at reasonable rates aud
by reliable Companies.
Office over Wheeler Store.
!. G. OSBORNE Agent.
Feb 9, 1854 aq,,
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

HAVE RECEIVED THEIR FRESH SUPPLIES
a; their Grocery and Provision Store.
There is no use in putting the assnrt
rnent we now have OH hand, as mere
peep in viii! satisfy every one that our
present stock will not be troubled with
the mo co. complaint. How can it?
We are selling good Sugar at sixpence per
pound. and other things, equally Us good
in proportion.
If :his community suffers for want Of
good things in the eating line. it shall not
be our fault. Whilst the hog and HON.
iny doctrine still sticks 10 the ribs. we
must ull make preparations with little
extra chicken fixius. when aunt Betsy
and cousin Sol. and Susy como to our
house. and where can we get the nice
Cheese, Golden Syrtups, md ereryta:ng g
else to set off tai Bile in real French style,
without! going TO Packard & Furry?
Well. just come along. they are here
for you. and wels pledge ourselves to do
The thing that's nice. and at very tri-
fling cost. P.&F.
May d. 1854. OF.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
\ anE&ee Notions.

ENORevery thing IN this line, from a pln -
l. abool jack, including Raj traps and finger
Rings, you should callat the Regulator
Oct l3
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS.

u n Ia OF IN III A y y.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS.
MarshaU Circui. conri. august tcrm,
4. y. 1851.
's' "'"' vs.. S'''S'' Complain, 70, spec
John Shredder, ic performance.
EeE il known hat on ,he 10Th day of
~ May 1881 Seymour istilson, by Horace
Corbim. his Attorney. lied in he Office of
the Clerk Of he Marshall Circuit Court.
his bill of complains. against the above
named John Sire oder. for specific pcrfor-
nance, together with an affidavit Of dis.
interested person that he said Jno S'roe-
der is not resident Of the State Of Indi-
ana.
lie is ihc refore hereby notified Of the
filing and pendency of said bill Of COM
plant, and that unless lie appear. plead.
answer or demur thereto, on or before the
calling Of ;his cause on the first day Of
he next term of the MARSHALL Circui:
court, 10 be holden at the court house in
Plymeuth. on the third Monday of August
next. tie same will be taken as confessed
and will be heard AMI determined in his
absence.
AtteSt-R. CORBALEY. ClA.
Pr. S. 3. Corbs!ey Gept.
May i8. 1851. ll,3.
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Office o. TIC Gin. Perm & Clifaco R. 4. Go

Office o. Tic Gin. Perm u& Chieaco R. h. rOi
Pera. May I'd. 1854
2 s VIE Stockholders OF the Cincinnati, Peru
Z and Chicago Railway company, are here
by notified that an election VIII be eld at the
Office o: the company IN Peru, on The second
day OF June next, for tie purpose OF electing
thirteen Directors for sad company to serve
for the yeaI then mex: ensuing. By order OF
tie Board. JESSE HIGGINS. Sec'y,
Nay IL, 1854. ICti.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
The Russian W al.

EeEING now in full blast, the subscriber is
fve perfectly willing that the excitement
hall be kept up so long as his war on high
prices Will keep il up 4; his S-cre at Vol
Creek Mills; and he is still making the effort to
keep good and WI selected stock OF
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
WEN. j. Rmrns. MAsrER CoMMlssIoNER

for Marshall County, is empowered by the late
laws o. Inliana, to administer all oaths and
aiirmations which are required by law; to take
and certify Iii lavIts and depoSItionS, &c.
Also as Notary Public, he will take acknowl-
edgmentS OF Deeds, Mortgages and ether le-
gal instruments, and which may be executed
al tri1ins expense uPoa application At ths
Banner Office, Plymouth. 1
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
DRY GOODS,

"a EE q p Il : EE ESH Z EE SSS g
And everything necessary 10 supply the wants
OF his customers in the neighboIhood. He Is
constantly receiving supplies of all tie articles
usually kept in Dry Goods establishment.
He returns his thanks for the liberal patron
age heretofore received, and hopes by strict
attention 10 business to merit continuance,
and respectfully invites his friends and neigh
borS to give him trial. He charges nothing
for showing his goods
j. NJ. WlCKlZER.
April -, 1851. Sff.
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25
The State OF Indiana,


Marshall County. SIS:
Marshall Common Pleas Court, July
Term. A. ID. 1854.
John p. Weaver !
Hiram s. Root and Petition for parti
Mary A. Sherwood. ton.
RE il RENE IN be red that on the is, da.
of March 1854, John P. Weaver, the plain
tiff in the above entitled cause. by Ho-
race Corbin his attorney. flied in the Of
flee of the Clerk Of the Marshall court Of
Common Pleas. petition for partition Of
the following described land, 10 wit: the
east half of the north east quarter of sec
iion thirteen. township 33 north. Of range
one east. And at the A pril term 1884 Of
said court. by return Of process mot
found il was made TO appear TO said
court that the above named Hiram S. Roo,
is not resident Of the State of Indiann.
He is therefore hereby notified of ;he
filing and penden,y of said petition. and
that unless he appear, plead answer or
demur thereto OH or before the calling
Of the cause on the fl rst day Of the next
term Of said court 90 be holden OF the
court house in the town of Plymouth in
said county. on the 81 Monday in July
and will be heard and determined in his
absence
Attest; r. CORBALEY, elk.
Pr. S. 8. Corbaley dept.
May IL, 1854. lOt4
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Of YOscss | Property

MAY 4. 1854,
Plymouth banner., 1854-05-25

Reeds Grove, VIII Co. HI. 9t4
See advertisement in this paper.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
setck 10 Some o.ae Pursuit.

There rannOt be greater error than to be
frequently changing ones business. If any man
viii look around and notice w ho have go rich and
who have not, ont Of these hr started life win he
will find that the successful have generally stuck
to SDa!e ore G2HYu1f.
Two lawyers, Tor example, begin to practice al
the same tirie. One drvo his vi hole mind to his
procession; lays in slowly stock Of legal carnng
and wns patiently, Ii may be for years, till he
gans opportunity to show his superiority The
other, firing Of such slow work dashes into politics
Generally, at the end Of twenty years. the latter
will not be worth penny, while the former will
hav" Il handsome practice, and count his tens OF
thousands IN bank stock or mortgages.
Two clerks attain majority simultaneously.
One remains with his former employers, or at least
IL tbe same line Of trade, at first a small salary,
then larger, uni finally, If he is meritorious
he is taken into partnership. The other thinks it
'cneah him 10 fill subordinate position, tha;
he has become man, and accordingly starts ia
some other business OH his own account or under.
takes new firm in the old line OF trade. Where
does he end? Often in Insolvency, rarely in riches
To tins every merchant can testify.
4 young man is bred a mechanic. He acquires
dislase tor his trade, however, thinks it is n
tedious way to get ahead and SETS out for the West
or FOR California. But, in most cases the same
restless, dis ontened and speculative spirit which
carried him away at first. renders continuous ap-
Plcation at any one place irksoms to him AID
so lie goes wandering bout the world a sort of
semi civilized Arab, really vagraht IN character,
and sure to die insolVent. Meantime his fellow
apprentice, who has said at home, practising econ
ony and working steadily at his trade, has grown
comfortable IN his circumstances, an0 is even
perhaps citizen OF mark.
There men of ability in every walk Of life,
who are notorious for never gctfiRg along
Usually ii is because they never sick to any one
business. Just when they have mastered one pur.
sur. and are on The point Of making money, they
change il for another, which they do not under
stand; and in little while, hat little they are
wcrth is lost for ever. We know scores of such
persons. Go where you Will, generally find that
the men who have failed in life are those who
never stuck to one thing long. On the other hand,
your prosperous man, nine times out Of ten, has
always stuck TO one pursuit. Ledger.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
sound sen1fn,en,s.

The Norfolk Ncars in lis issue OF tie 25th has
The following pef'incnt and fitting remarks upon
one Of the absurd isms Of he day. This ism
will wear out, like al other absurdiiies and hum.
tugs, and people will be surprised that they ~rre
ever simple and green enough % give in 10 any
ihIng 0 perfectly ridiculous, undgnfed and ua.
patriotic; bun 10 the NetcS:
. Winie abotnnisnn Is rampant ia the North,
tacrlng threats and denunciatlons against the
slave interest Of th" South, new ;, CT whose doc.
irinos, artfully framed by is cunning founders,
appeal 10 The w"rs prrjudices OF The human heart,
n"cares war against the naiuraizeG citizen and
The Catholic, and with insidons adeanca, is quiet.
y saPplng Tie foundations OF sound morally, of
CHRISTIAN charity and Of republican purity. Not
content with making its power felt IN local cleo.
ions which, esen IN The extreme supp0stIon Of
theIr principles being cnrrcct. oif;red The oniv Ie.
gilImate field for exercise, this new scc; ussoci.
atom party. whatever il may b. styitd asprrcs
to higher deeds. and openly procams lis deter.
m'na'i"n 10 lake pari, distinct and separate
organization, IN the Gaming State and Federal
elections"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-11
Selections for :, Ney.s7,arcr.

Most people think the selection of suitable mat.
ter for news paper the easiest part of the husi-
ness. How great an error. 1t is by all mean
the most difficult. 70 lock over and over hun
drcds Of exchange papers every week, from which
to select enough for one, especially ~hen the
question is not what shall, hut what shall not be
selected is no easy tesk. II every person who
reads paper could have edited it, We should
hear less complaints. Not unfrequentIy is il the
case that an editor looks over all his exchange
papers for something interesting and can abso-
lo'eiy fad nothing. Every paper is dryer than
contribution box and Vet something must be bad,
his paper must come out with something in ii, and
he Goes the brst he can. TO an editor Who has
the least care bout what he SELECTS. the wiring
he has 10 dn is tAe easiest PAR: of the labor. El-
cry subscriber thinks The paper prnlod for his
bcne!it, and ii there is nothing ii that suits hirn.
il must bc stopped, il is good for nothing. Just
many subscribers editor have,
MANY Ia sites he has 20 consult. One wants some.
thing smart, another wants sonnet thing sound. Onn
likes anecdc.as fun aud r"fc and the nex door
neighbor w0nders that man Of good sense will
Pu, such soG III !: paper. Some iuaE. spicy CONES
nuI, and The editor is a black guard Next comes
: melhing argunaeniarire ana the editor is dull
fool. AGd So b.ta cen lheR all, lie poor fellow
gets roughly handled. They never reflect that
what does nGr pieas- then, may please ti9e mex
man. bat fil-p rnSs: if the paper dces not su.r
shcrri IS conJ 70: nothug.- !lrmg.t IIEtes.