Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

OCs-The Delphi Jsurnal notices the
birth of the Delphi Daily Times in the
manner:
Born on the morning of the Sd inst,
The Delphi Daily Times" It's daddy |
lis doing as we'll as could be expected. "
The little fellow looks quite pert" and
if it lives will be welcome visitor"with
news from all nations numbering at its !
back" We are afraid however, that the
little stranger viii not live long, its
guardian seems 10 think it will require
about three hundred nurses at five hol
lars each, to tend it, which We think
would be rather expensive for one so
small. It's sire is an "old liner"--con-
sequenlly would be opposed to anything
like srtrurgance. Put us OF your ex-
change list. little ons!
Lucky DoG.--I'he Editor the LGfay-
cite Journal has just received curiosity
in the sanctum sanctorum. Read the
editors description Of this valuable Curl
osi,y.
1--WE received on Saturday, of one of
our. patrons, tlso dollar md q half gold
piece. 1t is about the size Of Mexican
Dollar, Ito the best OF ourrecollectiOn Of
that coin with a likeness (said TO be
strikingly correci,) of the Goddess OF
Liberty. with a constellation of stars
! (fixed) on one side. and the American
Eagle, lin his favorite attitude. with out
spread pisions snd claws clasping a bun
die of Jovss celebrated pYrotechnics. J
/ together with the inscription United
States of America on the other. Il bears
date of 1850. 1t can be seen at our Of
/ flee until , o'clock :his afternoon. when
we shall send il over to DR.. Fonda's Eye
Infirmsry. He desires to use it for the
/ benefit Of wild cat banker, at present
an inmate OF that establishment
Life illustrated, is the title OF a paper
jast started, 3OS Broadway New York
BY Fowlers and Wells. 1t is large
beautiful sheet, devoted TO intellectual
improvement. science and progress. 1t
will DO q welcome visitor to the Mer-
chant the mechan ic and The farmer. To
reformers of the age it will be priceless
boon. In short il is just such paper as
has long been needed.
Terms iwo'dollars per annum in ad-
vance.
Messrs Fowlers and Wells wish to ex-
tend the circulation OF their paper to the
far west yet They do uot recommend stop
ping their county paper as may be seen
BY the following.
1--WE occasionally receive letters in
which the writer expresses the intention
to stop his county or village paper, and
( take one of our publications instead
We always re-ret such limitations. We
think a man ought to support his own
paper first and then if he can afford to
take paper at diStsnce,le him do so
and then we shall be happy TO supply
him with the LIFE ILLUSTRATED. The
county press in our opinion,is the most
important in its effect on the n!ighten
ment Of the nation. 1t conveys in three
thousand rills. the intelligence of the age
from the various sources OF intelligence.
10 nearly every home in the county
The co pn,ry press ought to receive cor
dial support. Every place should try 10
have its paper of such = chara cter that
the people could justly be proud of it
To this end let them pay promptly; ad-
vcriise literally ,.eccommsn9 warmly and
aIravc oynuJ h,t fbci, edifor 3S long as
they conscienciously can"