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From the Philadelphia Pennsy!ynnian, august 10
THE PHILADELPHIA SLAVE CASE AGAIN.

Col john H. Wheeler left the city of Philadelphia on
Saturday morning He has been here since the 18th day
Of Jaly the day which he assaulted and robbed
by Passmore Williamson and twenty other negroes who
forced lis servants out Of his possession board the
steamer Washington He had scarcely left the city when
a man NAMED MeNim, accompanied by nm aboitionist
lawyer named Earle and another negro called Still pre-
sened themselves at the Office of Alderman Hbbard, and
made the following affidavit which is copied as il stands
upon the adermans docket.
The information and complaint of VIM. Sti who being
affirmed, does SAY, that John H. Wheeler did, the 18th
day Of july 1855, violently and umuuously seize upon
Jane johnson and attempt carry her away, contrary 10
her wish, claiming her fugitive from servitude or
labor and that be attempted 10 carry away said Jane in
violent tumultuous and unreasonable manner contrary to
the OF assembly of March ls47 in such made
and provded said John II. Wheeler is also at the same
time charged with assault and battery the person OF
Jaae Johnson aforesaid and with attempt TO kidnap
the said Jane Johnson against the aforesaid act OF
blys
Affirmed and subscribed before me this 18th day Of
August 1855.
WIN STILL
Commonwealth august il, 1856.
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Bounty land applications received under act 50 Mar,


been allowed soldiers Of The revolution TO widows OF
revolutionary forty three TO the former, and three
hundred and the latter Three of the soldiers
three of The widows each above hundred
Of age.
Agricultural Dic!sion 81 te Patent 0fee.WtEd Rice.
communication has been received at this Office from the
corresponding secretary Of the Benton County Agricultural
Society Minnesota giving interesting iacs in rea
ton the wild rice, (irunia aqaic) abundant in that
Territory We copy extract from bis description of the
in which the Indians prepare the rice for cookng
"a large proportion Of the wild rice which has been
from Territory has been that which prepared by the
cooking The preparation consists in taking the
reddish hue, putting into bags and pound
ing until The hull leaves the Kernel 1t is then winnowed,
which is ready for cooking In consequence of this
process il ia of value for seed. The seed which send
you procured directly from the rice field have
growing upon the river bank and win send you stalks
as soon as it natures.
This gentleman also writes that the SorQc Suerf Of which
already given full description is growing finely in
Minnesota, and is expected to yield abundantly.
Patents GrantedThe issues of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, August II, 1855, are as follows:
Patents sc
Reissues
Designs
Total Al
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NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Charlotte Hail. ST.
In Marys county, Maryland teachers capable
preparing pnps asAics for advanced classe college,
Salary $780, The ot. TO acquainted with branches
and mathematical studies, well Infantry and nfe
drill. Salary, Sijo
be made until The third "Wednesday in September
whe win liable
Judge regard required teachers
Ibis school, personal application will
from Warrington city Charlotte Hall
Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays.
Address: r. u. BROWNE, Principal
Care Of Wan. 4. BRISCOE, Vice Principal.
3awilathSeptlScp
Rich nond Euuuife lea
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TErAsuRr Drr4KrAssT, August ,, fe5.
Notice hereby holders Of authorized
by the Of sao, receemse amer the leah Move bo
ie50, whole Of ly
this department time previous 10 the Goth November aex
for which per peGiam VIII be
oxp sessed the certificates.
And The holders Of the stocks OF The other loans o. the United
States, PURCHASES Of she $40
also be made during the period The following
Of ief2 premium OF per
OF loans Of 1877 and ies Of 0 per
commonly called Texaenaeu-
nifty stock, I~eusum Of SIX per cent.
Interest win also be allowed the stipulated in the ceh
ffosa the July Of sel. here,
day IN addition, 10 enable the Teasuers dr reach the
Certificates transmitted to this department under the present
lice should be duly
lied TO receive the purchase money.
Payment ior these stocks win be made by upon assist
ant teasnrers al Boston, New York. Philadelphia parties
entitled TO receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug A-dltNos3U Intel. d Earl
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MICHAEL NUUHsE,
-iscnfJor the Mutual Life bsrrmec compong, H@ora Conn.,,
orhcc No. ssI Thirseeab
Gan think all mortal bat themsclves,--
How often verified by the omission Of whose cr,,u
should for their widows asd
children Of death
Aug i4-lpw3w tInLl
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A YOUNG LADY competent teach all Latin
IL and Creek auihos usually studied IN preparatory
cege, also French, higher
branches aud tho rudmoIs Of wishes pecop
Hess assistant IN seminary, school,
References upquesionnbe Address TEACHER, WIN. q.
POMERof, Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Aug le-codJls
hOrlCE.Proposais i'll received
furnishing the Treasury Department with hundred cords OF
hickory hundred y cords
thereof less than IS cords Thu quality
and be deve ed corded and easued premises
the department
And, also, for from 5o 200 Of coaai
lump b. n. MckEAN
Aug lte0dt2uh Superintendent Southeast Ex Building
ARf AUR'5 Sh;I.F-SEALISG CANS reTriger.tors leo
~ pitchers, magic ficezsrs, &cJast receiving
oiher LOT of Arthufs
fruits vegetables the trade supplied.
Also hand Of ivss.i
Waierman patent vcn,aor ai'scbed which will be sold
duced prices. tase
pitchers Austns magic
srcica gas
" Aug ll-aEeod e.. w. BOrEi.ER, Iron Hall.
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Home school for Young Ladies

Home school for Young Ladies,
Noruck, Connecticut.
c. u. Webster, A. H., n. D., Principal.
REFERENCES.
Hon g. Poster Un;,rd senator Norwich, Connecticut
d. rhhrick sue Suprn;eDdc Common Schools, Con-
pecieut
Harvey Lindsey, NJ ID.
J. H. fhIlips, .sq Patent Office, Washington.
with further References terms, ac 10 be had at Nor
Aug 7-lo,d&cp'
IyENEltAL AGENCY AT WAsRINGTOH,-Jbe sub
scriher formerly Richmond Virginia, having established
few doors IN mont OF the Treas
tenders his claimants the
revolutionary services kounics
and pens undcr Of Congress.
manuscripts Of the David Doipgon
perhaps, only index which The
revolutionary papers the first auditors Office in
public Offices Capitol Virginia These
Accommodations from other NJ wen, experience,
hope that claim be he VIII be
able to show ~ even where The caant himself may be entirely
unable 10 do H.
under March, 1885, giving 100
Of Iand to All who battle who served fourteen Gays ms
rhlrScs viii be very moderate FELiA hlChAhDSs
Hon. Henry A. wisc, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons Esq. Richmond, virginia.
late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond,
Virginia.
stafford Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
on John &. rendIct ", Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, ID. G,
William J. Ward, CSC, Baltimore
Lewis Iimberlakc, esq, New York.
March 7-dkcplys
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Aug 4--dinNoy3o

EULOGiEs of Calhoun, Clay. and Webster-co,n-
u piled from official docnHentsrhis book OF pages neatly
bound be furnished 10 purchasers at 81
Distant purchasers, BY r1nng 81 single copy
sent TO lher address by mail free Of pssage-
One hundred will be free of charge
remittance Of s75
JOHN TRETLER,
Aug l2-d&cI2ms Seventh street, Washington, d. q.
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EvER-LASriNGa sHIA1IaG--We have al last suceesd
~ In getting the factory
sioux and even hrsad sng cotton OF exeeence lax
yard.
We have three brands Of We
produce Of the kinds below named asa.a
Housewife cotons' the best article
dIen's wear
Shaker ongclo,f ead admirable
shrting al l2s cents yard.
shrting weight sionness ret
ecedney so and piabe II exce all the qualities
great durability.
Our stamped the above kinds guarantee
quality.
judges goods cordially invited 10 call and examine
them
A fun supply OF each kind constantly hand.
Also al other kinds shifting cotton that bear the stamp OF de-
cided excellence Of fabric
\ A large supply Of pure linen goods Of all grades.
Mourning goods in thick and thin abrcs fun stock all
100 fAc and medium annes nany bargains
In the lot.
and very cheap lot plain black siks great weight
gless.
IS pieces plaid and plain white cambrics.
a, pieces Swss and Nainsook nuslns.
With vast lots Of all other articles tending up
ou2hly assorted stock.
An summer goods at the "markeddown prces.~
One provebialiy low price only.
New sa0ss received daily.
Az shall important
stale In advance 10 our numerous ca
have bills win us ihxt they close
willing 10 sell them titan before.
hae not pad or closed their bills by note July LIST H Ia
e1Peed 10 DO 50 bcote another bill
eui attention. to tais poins in adrapcc
All persons the habit Of purchasing where
one pce asked cordially invited call
ine advantage resulting TIE buyer fcm price system
Good ARTICLES low prices aud lair denug be relied In alb
PERRY K BROTHER,
Central sores,o building opposite Genre Market
Aug ll-IOtdf =
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TINS YELLOW FEVER AT NoRToLg poRTsMouTH.-The
published and private accounts in regard to the ravages Of
the yellow fever at Norfolk, Gospor and Portsmouth
ict very materially. If there is abatement in the dis
ease there Is abatement in TIE panic which prevails in
those places The Petersburg Express of yesterday
p9 saysl
The people are continuing their fight from Norfolk by
every possible mode Of conveyance The steamer Coffee
chartered by the Hon. John S. Mlson and three
four others All Of whom arrived City Point on Sun
day afternoon, with their families in good health They
took the cars the South Side railroad yesterday morning
fer toe mountains.
Mr. Samuel X Borum, n large dealer In agricultural
implements, Is i'll with The lever.
Dr. Henry Selden o: Norfolk, is also reported sick Of
the fever
All the verbal accounts from Norfolk report great
sickness and distress prevailing throughout the city
In Portsmouth the disease is said to be not at all
abaiing
Dr. J. w. u. Trugien one OF the nost eminent ply
scians 10 Portsmouth, aud oaayiug very extensive prsc
ce had ST. Sunday five of which be sent the
hospital
Mr. Thomas Herbert well known in this city, having
been formerly engaged the establishment Of Mr. Urah
Wells was very i'll with the fever Sunday last and
expected 10 live.
Mr. James E Wilson, retired merchant died Of the
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Death Of a Midshipmnn.

Dedth u a WidsHipmnn.
New YoRK, Aug. A,-Mdshipman John Cain, IT,, of In
DIANA died of yellow fever board the Falmouth during
the passage from Key West to New York He was gradu-
sted at the Naval School at Annapolis last year.
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HAVE VIZ BoURBos AMONG Us REV Eleazer Williams,
the lost Bourbon oticiated in ST. Paus church, Troy
Sunday, the 9th inst
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GREAT sAyEe--The Erie railroad has cut down its
fuel expenses from $4,000 month $4,000 How this
has been done is not stated Probably by the ntroduc-
ton Of certain Improvements in the locomotives
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THE DAILY UNION
ENERAL NE WIS.

EscoURAGIsa cALcuLArios-Among the calculations
with regard 10 Sebastopo Is in the London Morning
Post which says that tue termination OF the siege is no
longer amatter Of doubt but may be exactly estimated
The calculation Of that journal is that the place will be
taken year altar next
The ACCIDENT AT CNcRSAr.-The jury called to inves-
gae the circumstances Of the accident occasoned by the
falling Of the cornice fthe Trust Company building con
cude their verdict thus
In considering this melancholy occurrence resulting
in the loss OF SO many valuable lives and
Of many families occasoned by gross violation of the
Simplest laws OF mechanics cannot too strongly
ommend the enactment Of municipal law for the pur-
pose Of nsurng the peranence Of buildings and the safety
Of lives and property
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
Hardware and Cutlery.

To my lar ely increased stock purchased in
The east this fall am const ntly receiving
additi us from the eastern markets and manu-
factories.
have now on hand lar-er and cheaper
stock than can be found elsewhere in this vi
cinity--I have added many new articles, as
well as increased those heretofore kept, A.
mong the articles Of which have kept full as
sortment on hand are. building Materials and
House Trimmings, Locks, La ches. Butts
Screws, Nails, Blads. Window Sash, Glass,
&c, &c.
Table and Pocket Cutlery--the best assort-
ment ever offered in this market.
c rpeEters and Coopers' Tools-A full sup
ply of N. Kellogg's and other makers just e.
ceived Cabinet Makers Goods, Mahogany
Veneers and Knobs, till, chest, and cupboard
Locks, table and bed Casters, Glue, &c.
Saddlery--A sele ass, rtment of all kinds
Of Saddlers' trimmings.
Carriage Trmmings-.Gu.ta Percha and Oh
Cloth, enameled and Patent Leather and Lace
Also, H lbs, Shafts, Felloes etc.
For Mllers--Anchor Boiling Cloths, Lea
Their and Rubber B S. Saws, Files, Packing
Yarn, Block Zines, &c.
For Farmers-All kinds OF Farming utensil:
Plows, cast steel, and cast steel back scythes
Cradles, Forks, Rakes, Spades, Shovels ant
Hoes.
For Bl -cksmiths- on hand.
very large st ok of Shoenberger Iron, all kinds
ofStreet, Youghiogrny G. al, and Blacksmitbs
Tools--all warranted.
Also, Tin Pl,te, Copper, Pumps and Leat
Pipe. All vesy cheap. at wholesale and refai
at the sign of the big paddock.
| Peru, Nov. %, '54.s ~ ssp
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

IA" ~ NE9DOD HA ~s
TINE following is few of the many Books
Il just received and for sale at the Old Line
Book Store.
Lost Prince.
World of Art,
Rob OF the Bowl,
FowlerS Publications Entire,
Novels large Stock,
Buist'S Kitchen Garden,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Parley'S Cabinet Library,
Poeucal Works all kinds and Styles,
Sol Northrup,
Trantwine on Railroad Curves,
N. p. Willis Works Complete,
ScribnerS Engineers Table Book,
Bancrofts United States,
Jackson'S, Noys', q Strong's, Penmanship,
Modern British ESsayiSts,
Rollo Works,
Present age and Inner Life,
Pirates Own Book,
Hazletts Life of Napoleon,
Humorous Speaker,
Bulwer's Novels in one Vol.
Mechanics Book,
Florel Gems,
Wild Western Scenes,
Old Brewery,
Mrs. Ben barley.
August 3, 1851, l9yl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
To Won Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed. with the comfy Surveyor. will
on the 7th day of May 1855. at 10 o'clock a.
m. on said day proceed to survey and Locale
the corners of his lands in section
township 80 north, of range east in Mar.
shall county, to meet at the residence of F.
Hoover and continue from day to day until all
is finished.
Non residents who fail 10 meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and de-
fray or provide for defraying their portion o.
the expense of said survey, will be returned tt
the County Auditor Of said county, and such de
linqnency placed on the tax duplicate and col
lecied according to law.
FREDERICK HOOVER, Jr.
April ~. 1855. Ara.
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CONTEMPLATION Notice.

AT a meeting OF the President and Trustees OF
the Corporation Of Plymouth holden on the 81
day of April A. ID. 1855, 1t was ordered that
notice be ubl shed in the Plymouth Binner,
That application will be made to the Board OF
County Commissioners at their June Term
1855, for tie annexation to the Corporation OF
the fol owing described Lots and Territory, to-
witt
So much of the north halfof the southwest
fourth. west of the Michigan Road, Of section
number thirteen NO. l3) Michigan Road lands,
as has not been heretofore annexed to said cor
poration. owned by A. L Wheeler. Esq AL
SO, Ewings' addition AS laid and plated, but not
recorded. numbered from one TO one hundred
and thirteen (from / to 49, inclusive and also
including out lots A. and B. and the territory w
ing nosrb of the Fort Wryne and Chicago Rail
road, and south ,f out lot number fifty seven
(No. 57.) Also. so mnch the Plymouth Mill
properiy. owned by Austin Fuller as lies wcs
OF Yellow River.
Plymouth April Sd 1855.
f R. BROWN President,
Attest, NJ. W. SMITH, Clerk.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
Nj DlCAL NOTICE,
Eer. =. REGENB0TTfAM.

Having permanently located in Plymouth, begs
leave I" tender his warmest thanks To The Pull
he for the liberal patronage extended him, AMI
scllcits continuahce of the same.
All calls, day or night shall receive pronp,
attention. Office Michigan Street. first door
SO ih of Mr. II. B. Hines Hardware Store,
Jan.tSl 1855 VI s. H,GlNB0THAM.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
EDWARDS HOTEL

FEfHE subscriber will still be found
at his old stand, endeav, uring 10
please the pubic, promises TO keep tie
table we'll furnished, barn we'll supplied and
Will DO all IL his power TO make bis guests
omfortable, and solicitS pablic patronage
Dec. le, 1854. 40tf VIC EDwARps,
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Throw PhYsic to the Dogs.
ETC.. etc,


These chains were first introduced in the
city of New York less han one year since, and
a'teT being subjected to thorough trials in ev-
cry hospital in the city, and applied by Drs.
Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Buren, and
Others it was discovered that they possess
strange and wonderful power in the relief and
cure of the above class OF diseases, and their
sale, and the success that has attended their
use is unparalleled.
Previous TO their Introduction into this conn
try, they were used in every hospital in Eu-
rope, and are secured by pat ants in France,
Germany, Austria. Prussia, a d England; and
also in the United States.
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
The principles upon which il is claimed that
the Chains produce their marvellous cures are,
firSt--that all nervous diseases are attended
and produced bya deficient supply of nervous
fluid, and an agent that resembles closely cleo
tricity, or electro magnetism; and second
thatthe electro magnetic chains, by being worn
over and upon the part and organ diseased
furnished to the exhausted nervous fluid which
is required to produce a healthy action through
the entire system. No disgusting noStrum is
allowed 10 be taken while using the chains
but rigid observance Of the general laws oil
health are required. Brisk friction upon the
part diseased adds much to the effects of the
chains, byincreasing their magnetic power.
One Thousand Dollars
Will be given to any person who Will produce
so many we'll authenticated certificates ofcure
both from intelligent patients and scientific
physicians, as have been effected by the nSe
| OF Pulvermacher's Electric chains. They nev-
er fail to perform what they are advertised tC
do, and no person has ever been dissatisfied
who has given them trial.
IN FEMALE CASES
More than one hundred permanent cures
of Prolapsus Uteri. have been effected
| within the last year BY the use of these
chains. By applying one end of the chain
over the region of.the abdomen, and the
| other upon the spine just above the hip
the usual severe symptoms incident tC
| that disease are al once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain should be moisened before use
with common vinegar, and then one end olthe
chain should be applied directly TO the sea
ofthe pain or disease, and the other end OPP
| posed to it.
BE NOT DECEIVED! The Eclectic Chain!
are not to cure all diseases; but for Nervou:
diseases it is claimed that NO Medical Agen
/ in the world has produced so many cases in tie
last year as the Eclectic Chain.
! INSTANT RELIEF from the most acut,
pain, is produced at the nome nj OF application
much more effectually than can be produced
by opium, in any of its forms.
Call and obtain pamphlet, gratis.
]. STElNERT, Sole Agent,
sos Broadway, cor. Prince st.
H. b. PERSHING & Co.,
Agent for Marshall county.
March 2, 1854. 52yi.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
Attest, M. w. SMITH. Clerk.

New lnmks.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims Of an approved short form, and at
very short price. are for sale at this. Office
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and for sale
at the same place. $500 ttr--.,fi
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

DianOs. The subscriber has just reed a
new assortment from the celebrated House
of Pirth, Pond d Co., and Hallet, Davis & Co.,
with and without the Eolian attachment.
G. B. ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 22yl.
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DIR. LEMON.

Thankfulfor pastpatronage and confdene
still continues his practice, and can at al
times be found at the store, OF his residence
when not absent on business.
Oct. s, 1883. stiff.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
I'm Ordinance.

Be It ordained by the President and Trustee
Of the Corporation of Plymouth.
That Douglas street shall be and her, by is eA
tended north from its present termination pal
allel with Michigan Road south of the Bridg
until it intersect South Street.
Plymo ith April Sd. 1855.
r. BROWN, President.
Attest, M. w. SMITH, Clerk.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
A. BARGAIN.

on ACRES of land are now offered Tor ale,
GU described follows the east hall OF
the south west quarter Of section q IN town
ship "a north of range east. This land is
well timbered, and the best OF soil Aud be-
ing aboRt one mile from the town of Plymouth
is of the best chances new offered.
For terms inquire at the Banner off e.
5Otf
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
furnishing GOODS,

Cloths, CaSSmerts, SatinettS, ard all other
kinds of Whit Goods, can't be beat in any
portion of Northern Indian and his rarlety of
Trimmings for TaloTs and others making up
clothing, Will lie found more extensive than 1;
any other house in this place.
Don't 20 somewhere else and get cheated
before you cal at the Peoples cheap clothing
store " here you are sure TO let the worth Of
your money, and leave the prophet of tie
establishment with the wameSt thanks for your
patronage. }. X.
Oct. -, 1854. 3lti.