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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
May IS. 1854.
Z EsT CFLErTEgss semaiHiagi in he

& EST CT LETTERS remaining IN he
Post office at Plymsn;h, May is, 1854.
Timothy Adams, Miss Elizabeth BuTne',
Youncdon Brown, Harriet Burch, Jonathan
B0yee, Miss Mary Be:wick, Louis Brashl0neT,
Henry Beel, y Bennett Mrs Orpha Blown.
Edward Lavender, Mis- Ann Cornelius, Hen
~ Clymer. Mrs Aeness Campbell, Robert Cart.
willard Cleaveland, c II Constable, Henry
Craig.
Nathaniel Drake. Mrs Elizabeth Dill.
Solomon Engle. VIM w Evans. Mai Easiin'
Miss Francis, Miss Mary Fox, Jacob French
Martha Fuller,
Reuben Grimes, Green, James Gibson
John Gissee, Prter Gragg
Henry Heinrich, Andrew Hagan ., Joseph liiie
2, Philip Hancock. Daniel Harding
George Jones >. VIM II Jackson.
Miss Soloma Klingman, Benjamin h'Den'
John b Kltch.
Jonathan Lemer. Miss Martha LongnoTe:
Mrs Margaret Mogos, Aaron Martin, " =
Moore, John Miller, Ahram MileL- joan
Mooney, MargaTe. Maxim James NV0'' ''"'''-
Eliza Nitchcr. Aw Noble, Vale Nicolnus.
Mary Owen.
Jobn Pl.ak >, Miss Martha proser. Miss Sa-
rah T.. Parnell, Miss Amanda Piummer-
AW Reed, Daniel Ringe.
Charles Schmed, Thomas Smith, Joseph Saw
age, Angelina Sutley, VIM Il Stackpole, Ma
linda Snyder, John Swaser. Peter Stuckn.an.
John w Williams ?, l. Williams. II Willis,
Anna Woster, Thomas Watson. Lold Will
Jams, Joseph W aterS, Geo Williams :, George
WiSer2, Wilber Wright, Isaac r Wallace
Persons calling for the above wall please say
"Adverlised'' and name date o. list.
d. NJ DONALD p NJ
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

Some time ago, We saw wager in
The New Orleans papers, that some cele.
bra,ed pistol shooter couidn', find any man
within d certain distance OF the city, who
would lei him shoot m apple. not larger
than five inches in circumference. off his
head, and if he could he couldn', hit the
apple. The following from the Louis
vile Times shows iha, the challenged
pistol man found man. and hit as good a
substitute for the apple as he could find:
PIsToL SHOOTING The New Orleans
Picayrne. Of May 4sh. says: The great
maich and bet Of one thousand 10 eight
hundred dollars, has at last heen decided.
Mr.. Travis winning the money upon the
first shot The affair came off OF May
day, at the private residence of Mr.. c. A.
Babbi,, n, Bayou Ramos. on Tiger Island,
parish Of St. Mary's. in this State. |, be.
ing Difficult, TO procure an npple, small
orange. only abou, five inches in circum-
ference was substituted. After The shoot
ing distance of ihiny.slx feet measured,
and all parties agreed, the orange wns
placed by the Judges, upon the head of a
gentleman. friend Of both parties. Mr.
]. P. o.. and no object intervening, the
first shot told the story. hitting the orange
half of the bullet going through.
Both gentlemen displaying great nerve
upon the exciting occasion. Some OF thu
best sporismen and acknowledged best shot,
in The country we're present, and al ex
press themselves fully satisfied that MIR
Travis is the best pistol shot in The rorld
The orange can be seen at Travis's pis
tol Gallery, 65, Gravier Street.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
10 Noa Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given tia; the under
signed. with the county Surveyr. will. on
Friday The 9Th dey OF June. 1894. Il 10
O'clock a. N. on said day. proceed 10 sur-
vcy and locate ,he corners Of his land IN
section 3, township %. range / eest. in
Marshall county; To meet on the p'emi
ses. and continue fscm day 10 day until
all is finished.
Non residents who fail 10 meet The sur
veyor at he time ans place above men
,ionej nnd defray or provide for deiray-
ing their portion VI the expense OF said
survey, will be returned to the county
Auditor of said county. and such delin-
quency placed on the tax duplicate. ana
collected according 20 law Hs other toAes
are collected. DANIEL GLEN.
May Is, 1884. lit5.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
ITO NON RESIDENTS

NOTICE IS hereby given that the under
~ signei, with tie CyGa.y Surveyor, Viii,
on Monday the l2.h day Of june 1894.
at ten o'clock m. on said day. proceed
20 survey and locate the corners of thsir
land in sections 3. township 81. range
east. in Marshall county. 10 meet al VIM.
u. Ninndege's and continue from day TO
day until all is finished.
residents who fail TO meet the suT
veyor at the time and place above men,
toned and defray or provide for dsfreying
their portion of the expense of said sur
vey. will be returned 10 The county Au-
ditor o: said county. and such 6elinquPn-
cy placed on the tax duplicate aud cor
lectei lv law as other taxes are collect
ed. WM. 7. NINNEDGE,
J. ARBAUGH.
WM FISHER
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

PUBLIC SENTIMENT.-The stat OF pub
lie sentiment in Louisville in relation 10
the verdic: Of the jury in the MAT. WARD
case, may be inferred from the fact. com
municated TO the Cleveland Plain Dealer
by a gentleman from Louisville, that, Oh
Thursday week. about one hundred Of ih
merchants Of that city discontinued Il .
journalistic only paper in the count y
which has defended the course Of that !.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

y poor woman was arrested in Cincin-
nall the other day for stealing four pOia
toes from barrel in front of store. Ia
feed her half starved children. Tie jus
lice fined her doll.r.-Erchangs.
If Mat. Wards case had been submit
ted to jury Of such men os the Cincin-
na:i justice. the taters would have cos.
him more than dollar.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
Gin. COMMERCIAL.

PRoMisoRY NoTEs.- was hsld in =
decision Of The supreme court. rendered
at the last December term IN the case of
AyIes vs.. Mcdonnell that under the stat
ute of Illinois purchase. OF promisory
note by delivery only. (not Endorsed in
wri.ing) cannot set off the amount due
on such note in sui. brought BY the
maker Of the note egains. such holder
The owner of d promisory note not en-
dorsed to him in writing cannot sue for
and recover the same in sn action III his
own name. Neither is such note q sub
ject matter Of set Of agains! .lse maker Of
seid note.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
lDitching.

RI OTCE i. hereby given tliat the Commits
l = sioner and Engineer of the conaty o!
Starke, viii offer for sale as tie law directs,
the contract OF Dtching Is follows. to Wit:
Ditch No. &, town -, range vest, $50 rods.
Do q, - 33. % l72J -
Do ,, y, 81 $40 %
On tie ST day Of June 1874, a. tie Court
II, on said day
specifications of said bitches. given on the
day o. sale, or AZ the Commissioners Office al
any tine. {. S TiBBl'rS Com.
J. 5. BENDER Engineer.
May IL, 1874. IIt3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
O TT Il p.

Died in this town Of Consumption on
the evening Of the Sd inst. ELIZABETH.
wife OF Mr.. T. X. Heughton ofPlymouth.
and daughter ofJohn Fowler of this place.
in tho Odd year of her sgc.-S' b. Reg
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

The editor of the Newarh Herald is ev-
iien,ly short Of 'phunis.' and is stirring
up his patrons. he says:
We cannot help thinking how much
easier al editors life might he made. If
his generous patrons could only hear his
better half scraPing the bottom Of the
flour barrel! 4 man that can write ed
l.orinls with such music sounding in his
ears, can easily walk tho telegraph wires
and turn tummersets in The branches Of "a
thorn bush.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

the well. and returned to the side of he
door.
Mr.. H--hearing the noise, rushed
from the house, to save. as he supposed,
his drowning wife. She, at the same
time slipped in, and closed the door after
her. Mr.. H--.almost naked, in turn
demand admiionce.
Who are youi' she demanded
You know who | am; lei me in or
shall freeze
Begone' you ihievish rogue! l want
nothing of you here
But | must come in
What is your name?'
ou know my nnme-ii IS Mr.. Il
Mr.. lis very likely man; he
don't keep such la.e hours
Suffice to say. she. after keeping him
in the cold until she was satisfied, opened
The door and let him in
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

MhhSHALL COZ MY, s..
Marshall Circuit court. August term.
Il. y. 1851.
Seym S'ilsOn
John Shredder. ic Performance.
BE il known that on the l0,h day Of
May 1881 Seymour Stlson, nv Horace
CoF5in, his Attorney, flied in The office Of
the Clerk of the MARSHALL Circuit Court.
his bill OF com plain: ageins, the uboye
named John Shredder. for specific peTfer-
nance. together with alt d ffidsyit Of is.
Interested person thai III said Juo Shroe-
der IS not resident OF the State o. Indi-
ana.
He is therefore hereby notified of the
filing and pendenCy OF said bill Of com.
paint. and tina. unless tie appear. pleed.
answer or drmur thereto. on or before The
calling Of his cause on the first day Of
he neat term of the Marshall Circus:
court, 20 be holden az the court l-use in
Plymouth. on .hc third Monday of August
n xt. the s. me will be taken as confessed
ana uill be heofl and determined in his
absence.
Attest-R C0RBALEY. elk.
r.. s. B. Cvrboley dept.
May IS. 1891. llt3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

DENTISTRY. Monday Nj. y. MAN
LOVE will pay professional visit 10 Del
phi, md will remain for a short time
Those of cur friends v no wish anything
attended TO. in his line. should cal next
week. Ho is 4 gooi dentist.
Delphi Times, l2ih.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

TERRIFIC ELoouENcE.-At a country
debating school, where the question WAS.
(which exerts the most influence. love o.
country, OF love of Franco the leader
on the Country" side, arose and delivered
himself rs folows:
"When Washington. with his invinci-
bic urchins, was preparing TO cross the
Delaware TO attack the pre2ns;erous nes-
SLAMS, was il no, he, with one hand on
his heart, and pointing his flashing blade g,
tho moligani enemy, and refining in his fl
cry sieed, and blowing his fingers 10 koap
them from freczsing. for i. was very cold,
that cried out + Pluribus UDum' torev-
er?'
He bad demolished his opponents in
one sentence. The audience WINS convinc-
ed. and country was declared victorious
by unanimous vote.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
One Of tie SigEers.

We yesterday published en- account.
taken from the Rochester Advertiser. Of
the performances Of a Reverend G.. n.
ADAMS. who. after sedu ing a young girl,
the daughter ofa Congregational minis
ter in New Hampshire. & embezzling five
thousand dollars fror a widow lady whose
husband was killed By the Norwalk bridge
dsas,er--this amount having been awar-
ded TO her By the railroad company as
compensation in dameges-left for parts
unknown
Well, occurred TO us whether this
sa me Reverend G. n. Adams might not
be one Ct the three thousand and fifty
New England clergymen who protested.
"in the name of almighty God" against
the passage of the Nebraska bill. Our
curiosity having been excited. and the
Washington Sentinel having published a
list of the three thousand and fifty pro-
tes,anis. We have taken pains to make oil
examination. And sure enough the Rev.
&c. N. ADAMS" is one Of the signers Of
the famous NelU England memorial
That will do. This is one Of the in
s.ruments Of proclsiming Gods will 30
the Senate Of the United States. This 10
one of the ministers who assume to regu-
late temporal and spiritual affairs with
''all authority and doctrine This is one
of the three thousand and fifty New Eng
land anti Nebraska cler9ymen. This is
lone Of the signers." Free Press.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
RaillO4d President. We regret 10 learn.

RaiilOad President. We regret 10 learn,
as we do by the last Laporte Wing. ,ha,
the Ill health and professional duties OF
JoaH 3. NILES. Esq, have induced him
TO decline serving as President of the
Cincinnati. Peru and Chicago Railroad
Comnauy longer than TO finish the un-
expired yeas OF Gov. Bebb. for which he
was elected The Board is to meet at
Peru or he 2nl Of next month, when
his :ern expires. and we suppose another
will be elected 10 fill his place. We
have no doubt but that the Company will
do the next best, and substitute rei:a-
bic. energetic business man.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

Love, like the measles. is rather ju-
venile complaint, who for instance. ever
knew widower to die from mixing a bro.
ken heart with n sixpcnce worth Of arse
Lie
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

CoMIcAL MARRIAGE CEREMoNY.-Amo
the Brahmins the marriage ceremony is
one Of the most singular Of their many
customs. IL is in this way: The man
and woman 90 into the water with COW
and a calf and priest The man doth
hold his hand By the old mans hard aud
the wife's hand by the husbands and oil
have the COW by the tail; and they pour
water out Of brass pot on the cows tail;
and then the old man ties him and her
ether by their clothes: they give to the
Brahmins the cow and calf Then they
60 10 divers other idols and give money.
and they 60 their way. II is needless TO
add that the money given TO the idols at
the conclusion Of this marriage ceremony
is taken by the priest"
A HlT.--In an exclusive boarding house
the boarders. many of whom were new.
had assembled ia the parlor that evening.
v Ell an awkward silence prevailed, un-
- gentlemen. anxious TO relieve. the
co embarrassment. rang the bell fof 1he
serv Mt. who shortly appeared. and being
askea by the gentleman TO bring hatch.
et.' Sal !. Sure, sir. what will you do with
a hatchet?'
Break the ice WINS the reply. A con
= sation ensued. Phil. Com.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

In New York, furniture is mlnufac;ur-
ed now on purpose 10 be sold as having
belonged TO some Of Inc first fami les =
Il gOeS off well.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
6 ALE OF | AND.

y order of the Marshall Common Pleas
: , court, in tie Stale OF indiana made a.
the Akul tern, 1854, offer 4; private sale,
he uIdlyl led one fourth part of tie south half
% The south west quarter o section Is, we s:
Of the Michigan Road belonging 10 John Jr.
and Agnes I. Bscoa. Minors, and heirs of Rob
ert J. Thomas. late OF The city OF Philadelphia,
deceased, lsail pagt being appraised al SIP
80 for cash down, or OF a credit not exceed
ing two years. (at my option io- two thirds,
and one third cash down.
Payments 10 lie secured hy good eadorsers,
and also IN )ftgage on The land.
By vir;ue OF Il complete power of Attorney,
| VIII also sell the reminder OF said land,
owned by adult hcif., o. favorable ;crnls. AMI
convey lie same By good lille. The Land lies
about u miles south u plymouth
{. L. REEVE, Comr.
Nav ls, 1854. Iit4.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

A letter writer in Canada West. SAYS
You can't knock down farmer in the
whole Province, and find less than two
hundred pounds in his pockeI!'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

ry-and stopped their advertising; on
Friday two hundred and fifty moro order
ed its discon;inuance; and, on Saturday.
as many as three hundred mN,e. Mon
day morning there was not boy in Lou
isville who would carry the paper about
the streets.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

A very absen, minded gentleman beine
upse, by boat into the river sunk twice
before he remembered he could swim.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
2Saaterll s. IIar Sirius,
Arrival Of TIE Canade.

ild'idh, Ma! ~.
The Canada from Liverpool, Saturday,
April 29ih, arrived at this por. at seven
o'clock this evening. with $50 passen-
gers. She brings no intelligence Of the
City of Glasgow.
The news from the scat Of war indi-
Gates increased yigor or the part Of the
allies. 20 600 French end 80 600 En-
glisfI had landed at Galliroli. No even,
OF importance had occurred. An engage
ment had taken place near kalafat with
out decisive results. 1t was reported
that the Russians had been defeated at
Tscherna
ST. Charles Napier vas q, Stockholm
on the 27ih Of April. His flee, was
about 80 miles off,
The allied fleets on The Black Sea were
at anchor off Odessa. April 26,h. The
Russian force was Withdrawing.
Liverpool. April 90.
BREADsTUrFs. Denniston and Co.
quote dull market for oil kinds. and pri
ces lower and tend downwards. Decline
on flour during the week 6dals: on wheat
Al, and on corn la2s. Western canal
quoted a: 35a37s Gil; B.ltimore and
Philadelphi SIS 6a39s 6a39s. White
wheat lls6al2s Sd; red and mixed los
lOallS Cd. White corn 39saI0sall
yellow 40s.
PRovisloNs.-Gardiner & Co. quote
limited business in beef at unchanged
Driccs and defcit i'm tho ;o,nortS az -
coo. Pork firm at previous rates. Ea-
eon-large transactions q: lower prices.
and holders are demanding further adj
vance. LAID lower. Sales al 5ls52s On
the spot; So TO arrive.
Bell & Son report American securities
unchanged. with moderate business and
ll'm markets. London money markc,
eusy for shor, periods; closed On the 29;
alt. at S7faS7S.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

Has the Plymouth Banner Gu, our nc-
quaintance? We have not seen a copy
since lis enlargement. complimentary
notices of which even. have come TO US
through sun9ry exchanges.
Laporte Times
Before The enlargement, the Times cut
our acquaintance, and our established
custom lorb;ds our begging any paper for
an exchange. Us want of capacity to dis
cover my thing in the Banner, worthy Of
"complimcntary notices. made il depend
ent upon its exchanges for This Bit of in
ielligence.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
Goods You Want!
Farm for Sale.

6DQfh ACRES, about 20 we'll improved,
Z.OV good Rouse and large Barn and 9th
er buildings with good orchard, - miles
north west of Plymouth, one NILE south u
the Laporie road, and two miles from a good
GriSt Mil. The above VIII be sold low Tor
cash. Gil! and see the premises.
EDWARD SMITH.
My Is. 1854 lIt3-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
BnStOn My IL.

Owing to the bad working Of the cas-
tern line the whole of the news By the
Canada has not yet been received here
Russian decree gives the English
and French vessels six weeks from the
l9.h OF April 10 escape from Russian
ports in The Black Sea. and six weeks
from the l9ih of May to leave the Baltic
ports. Property in neutral bottoms will
be regarded as mviolable
The Washington sailed from South
ampton on the 26ih inst. with 200 pas
sengers.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

WHAT Posi- MASTERS NAY FRANK THEIR
OWN PRIVATE LETTERS. &c Each post
master whose compensation for the las,
proceeding year did not exceed $500. may
send through the mail all letters written
BY himself on his private business.
which shall not exceed ore half ounce
i'll weight. free Of postage. II the com
pensation exceed $500 then he has the
right to frank only such letters as relate
exclusively to the business of his Office
or of the Post Office Department. No
postmaster can receive or send free any
printed matter; and in every instance
where postmaster receives communi-
cation addressed 10 him as postmaster
which is Of private character aud de-
signed TO promote private interests.
without paying postage. he will return
the same TO the person who senti,. IN
der new envelope. with the charge OF
letter postage endorsed thereon.
Washington Star.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

The whole amount Of corn shipped ut
Chicago during the month Of april, WIS
1872, $50 bushels.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

advertisements to insure inser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday prec ed
In e day ofrublication.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

The Madison and Milwaukee Railroad
will be open to Madison on the goth
inst.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

Such tributes as the folowing-unso.
lici,ed and unsought-of course have no
tendency TO fat:er our vanity; but be-
cause they speak in commemorate terms
Of the liocrality of our generous patrons.
lob eoase" we copy them for their graf
iica.ion. The following is from the
Fort Wayne Times OF The l0,h inst. -
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

There are in Paris eight thousand Free
Mnsons. The Grand Master is Prince
Muyat
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
Pl,mnulh EanIfr

Still comes d welcome exchange. Few
County towns like Plymouth can-bosst Of
so good and able paper as the BGnHer.
BIO Burns make the Banner equal to
your ability. and the people wall patron
izc you literally.
i Lem.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

Cir. Peru AND CHICAGO RAiLRoAn.-
If the work on this line continues 10 be
pushed with the sama energy tina, has
marked It's progress Anus lar i: will be
completed within The period specified in
The contract, and no mi~t~ke. On the
high grounds north Of the prnris where
the heaviest cutting is. large forcs is en-
ploved end large amount OF excavation
is already done. A steam cxcavnior will
be on in few days when Il e cutting will
proceed with increased speed.
PERM Sentincl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18
w aslIington. May II.

The Union Of this morning seys that
If ample Satisfaction be not awarded for
the seizure Of the Black Warrior, il will
advocate the imm adiate blockade Of Gu
ha.
MIR. Richardson offered resolution
that the Dc bate on the Nebraska bill b.
terminated q. 10 o'clock 20 morrow
The resolution was discussed. and much
confusion ems ues. Mace moved 10 lay
the resolution on the table. English
moved 4 call II the House-refused
The excitement in the House is ire
mendous. The yeas and nays are being
called constantly on Richardson's motion
20 terminate the debate tomorrow: SO
far, without result. The prospect is
that nothing will be done to-day. and
The house will adjourn when i, is wear
ed out.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

SHg's THE SogT As an evidence of
what the girls can do If they have a mind
a Cincinnati press states that three years
ago poor orphan girl applied aud was
admitted to SCI type for thai paper She
worked two years, during which time
she earned $500; and avuiling herself Of
the facilities which tie printing Off
afforded, acquired good education.-
SlE is now an associate ediiress OF a pop
ular paper. and is engaged to be married
toone Of the smartest lawyers III Ohio
Such girl is bound to shine and &C ipSe
tens of thousands who are educated IN
The lap of luxury end taught all the sac
plishments" of boarding school,
Such wife will be a jewel 10 her bus-
hand. Ill ornamen, 20 society. AMI al
honor 20 her sex and her country.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

The calo,ic ship Ericsson has been
raised and moved into shallow wa,ef.-
Two Thirds Of the diameter of The wheels
are out Of water. and she will probabl y
float ct next high tide.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

There is tide in the Affairs OF men.
Which, taken ct The food leads en- to
fortune"
"And there is tide in the aGairs Of
women,
Which. taken at the food. leads-God
knows whe,e?"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

The "Adventis,s" in Salem. Massa-
chusetis have appointed June l0Ih of Tie
present year as the "linaliiy" OF this
earth.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-18

SHARP. "A Numerous fellow suhp0An-
Cor brow beating Witnesses. asked him at
what distance he was from the parties
when the assault happened; ne an
swered:
Just four feet five inches and half
How came you TO be so exact. fellow
said the counsel.
Because expected some fool or OH
ev would ask me, AMI so | measured it,