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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

Ilo tino.n. OF IlJI.Itcs DUB or no. dua
10 banks or Oiher cred!tors,-LOlnite,
Leases adjusted aud dIe,--none.
Losses adjusted and Eotdae, Sl495Iay29
Losses uIadju justed Hiad ID sus-
FcLss, waiting for farther
proof, ol,257,51
An other claims agsns!ths COMPANY are small srch
only as printing, 6<c.
Agents instructed TO take co risk over $1,000.
The AnouHI HIlslrgd IN any city. town ar village, de-
pehds Oh thJ character, niaisrG, aud eaGsIruclion
Of buildings the width OF streets the supply Of water
aud condition of IhO IRE department, aud oiher cir
eunslAnces.
The amount insured in blocks OF buildings raTics;the
design 10 to limit ie loss BY any fire. TO 5IU CeO
isss.
The act Of Incorporation is the same as filed in July
1854. Tuo. A. ALEx.Epra sse-s,ayr
ST.TR OF CoSsEcTIcuT, | 6. Hartford, Jan. Isi, les
Hartford County. ="
Personally appeared THoHlI
A. ALFIAGoK7, Secretary Of the ATS IHsURGScE on
PANT, and made oath that the foregoing statement By
him subscribed is true, according to hi5best knowl
edge aud belief. HRERY FoWLEa, J.siiss ofGke PsGss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
In rairaeld coramon Pleas.

Benjamin F. Townsend,
agarst Petition for Divorce.
Margaret A. Towpsepd.
.TENHE Defendant is hereby notified that the Com
planHnt has this day dled in the Clerks o1ce nl
The Court aforesaid, his petition, therein demanding
dissolution of tho marrage bonds now sahssling be-
tween them, and assigning therefore First,
villul absence for moro than throe years; second,
adplterl. IQsEPH a. SHAW. Ait,y fnr Eefit itlorer
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
pRcnATE NOTICE.

NToT1CE is hereby given that c. F. shTfer, Adj
I% minstrator Of the estate OF Amanda TwymOn
decea has filed in tho Office Of this Probate Court
Of Fairfield County, Ohio. bis account current and
vouchers thereto for inspection aud final settiement
and that the will be for hearing on the 9th day
or March 1855, or as after may be convenient.
~ q NIRCsII. z. aHAYY. prnhaie -fIldee.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
TO FApVTCl,s.

5ErANTED Immediately cCOU bushels Of CORN in
w the ear. for which cash will be paid on dcivery
at the Lancaster Depot Ofthe G. w. d 2. Rail Road
ALFRED WATTS.
Morrow Ohio, Jan. 4, 1s55-35n
T-TMr. MIner freight Agent will receive and pa
for the Corn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
AGAINST ElRE,

THJIIRupdersgned has been appointed Agent for the
4 "QlTY INSURANCE. C0MPANY''of OF Cleveland
Ohio, and will insure Buildings Merehardize, House
hold Furniture, and other personal properly, dRGInsi
loss by ire. All Losses wilfbo eqnitaby and promptly
adjusted and paid. p. VAN TRUMP.
Lancaster, February 8, lsS5-.Sm4O
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
Partition Notice,

Partition Notice.
Jacob Weaver. Peter Weaver. Adam Weaver, Danie2
Weaver, SolomGn Weaver. ABHs Weaver. Emily
Wesver. minor, Samuel y. Weaver, David Weaver
George Goss ana Polly, his wife. George Fuhz and
Catharine his wife ycscT S. Sheperd and Chrig-
ua hisvifa, George Pope and Francis his wife. Jo-
ssph G. Terf niger aud SArah his wife, BerjAmin s.
Feeman and Margaret his Wits, Samuel ely and
Elizabeth HE VIE. Henry Micn aud Maria N. hia
wife ard Mary Weaver. widow.
VNTILI 4k- notice that thu ccnd dsy o. January,
w 1855, JohH Weaver aud Leonard Weaver 1led
Petition against tb EN- in the ocr Of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas Or Ftir1eid County, ohios
prai ing partition the Esst half Of Section No. 5,
Township No. IS, aud Range No. 1s. u Fairfield e0un-
". eNca pi tae South end thereof belonging
IL Eoiohoa kpaHgisr, eonflining ess aeee, Apatoet
tho rest Term or aid Court, application viii b.
made by snd PctltioDsrs for en- osdoE that paftton
may be made nf said promises.
RRAsEE q SON, Att'ys for PotItiopvG
January IS, 1s5J-35
Esrnte of .Samcs n. Afford.
NToTIcE islhageby given that tho suhserna ~
n been apT,.iuted and quained 81 admin ll~fnrop
fko Ietalo ~ Jan1ea A. Alf1rd toGu|T
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15
For Rent,

TEyHE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on IL
Baecher's corner, including Lot and StA- ftasI2 z
ble, will be for rent from tho first ofnext April tsaSg
for one year. Forinformatun and tsrms apply
TO ,o. II. A. GEBELElN. Agent
Lancaster, January IL, ls55-5wS6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-15

$50, For sale or HCns. rt
CtEvERAL hne farms and houses and lots for All
~ or rent on reasonable terms. Apply q a.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-02-03

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place to feel the paltry distinction of human
society. In the presence of that power be-
fore which the rich and poor, the mighty and
the weak alike bow, men feel that they are
IequaIs-that they are brothers. She arose
and offered him chair. He did not seem
70 notice her, but, advancing to the bed, he
gazad long and anxiously on the ashy features
OF the sufferer, while tears chased each other
down his cheeks; then turning away he
threw himself into chair and wept with
uncontrolled emotion.
This the reader may have guessed was Mr..
Carlton. He came into the neighborhood
and inquired for William Carter, and had
been told Of his sicknes and probable cause.
Ihe good woman where he stopped had
warm heart and voluble tongue and little
suspecting who her auditor was she had Civ
en- foil scope to her eloquence in denouncing
the ungrat ateful man who suffered her poor
nelghbor to walk fifteen miles and to return
without even a dinner.
Mrs Carter stood gazing in silent aston
ishment on her visitor when he arose, and
placing heavy purse in her hand said
lake this, and let no expense be spared
for your husbands recovery l will call
again"
Before she had time to express her graft
tude or surprise he was gone
The next morning William was better
the crisis had passed-the fever was gone
but he lay weak and helpless as babe, and
put tor the many comforts which that purse
had produced, he might have died. He
grew stronger day by day; and at the end Of
week, ne was sitting supported by pillows
In large arm chair, Mrs. Carter approached
the window. and exclaimed:
There comes the stranger who gave you
the purse
A minute more and he entered the room.
Approa ching William he grasped his hand
and said earnestly:
Thank heaven that you are vet alive
that you Will live Ifyou had died, never
could have forgiven myself! l have come
TO make you some atonement for the inius-
tice of which was guilty :" and he placed
folded paper in his hand. ''There.' he
continued, "when you are able. read that,
70 not thank me-its no more than Justice.
The pocket-book was of great importance to
me !; and 1t cost you dear
When the gentleman was gone, William
opened the paper, and found it deed to
himself of his old house and farm. There
was dancing and shouting among the chill
dren; and IN the hearts of the father and moth
er deep and holy joy, mingled with thank
fulness and tIust in God
need not tell of the happy reinstating in
their former happy home, nor how in better
days William Carter often gathered his grand
children around his knee, and told them of
his bitter trials and temptations, and taught
them that those who put their trust in God
are never forsaken.
PLEASANT TO TAKE.-We have read of
certain young lady who was cured of the
lever and ague by getting married. The
medicine is recommended to young ladies
similarly afflicted as by no means bad TO
take. A week has elapsed since the fair pa
tient alluded to had recourse to this wonder
full cure, and now her health has continued
daily to improve.
EXTREME MoDgsTy thonobt +h.t
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-02-03

EXTREME MoDEsTY. thought that
we had heard of good many green people
in our time, but there is young lady in
Schenectady who has at last clapped the cli-
max. She got married the other night, and
the next day she appeared before magis-
trate, to enter complaint against her hus-
band for taking liberties with her.
CHOLERA IN THE WEST INpIEs.-The
Island of st. Kits was, at the last accounts,
suffering heavy mortality from cholera
In population of "a 900, no less than 1855
deaths had occurred.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29
CHAPTER III.

Could we look into the hearts of the
different guest who had attended this par.
iy. what variety of impressions we
would read in each. Some filled with en-
w and disappointment, some with quiet
happiness, aid others with wild dreams
Of the future. But we will only give our
readers glance into the heart of Katie
Smith. and her more ambitious neighbor,
Celia Harris. When Katie laid her head
OH the pillow, she gave thought to Mr..
Esslington ere she slept. with q feeling
that she would like TO meet him agaiu.-
Celia was in perfect futter of excite
ment, and she said TO herself. won't be a
belle this winter. 1t is lucky that was
invited to Mrs. Smiths. Being seen there
Establishes ones claim to best society;
and it is SO early in the season. shall
have an opportunity to manage my cards
with the different gentlemen to whom l
was introduced, and who evidently admir-
ed me. Mama was right in her opinion.
that | would create sensation in society,
if could only get once within its circle.
Thanks to the simple hearted Kate for the
first invitation. but my own tact shall Sc.
cure Others. I'm bound to have bril-.
liant winter.
As Celia anticipated. she had bril-.
liant winter.
The theatre. receptions. soirees, Ievees,
and parties were visited very frequently,
and Mr.. Pinkerton was her devoted cava
lier. Ere the close of the season he lad
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Another Plank Gone.

The American convention OF the
State of Virginia. at its recent session at
Lynchburgh. adopted the following reso.
luton:
'Resolued. That. in the judgment of
this convention: all ceremonies of inita.
tion into the American party be discon.
tInued, and all obligations of secrecy be
removed that its meetings should be open
and public, and its proceedings conducted
IN accordance Oith the us0ges of politi-
cal bodies, and we invite the cooperation
OF all who approve the principles and OBJ.
jects of the party
Here is large surrender! The Know
Nothing; started out to break up the prac.
tices of the old parties. and here is for
NAL recommendation on the part of the
State convention of Virginia to fall back
on their old usages!- Wash. Union.
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WHOLE NO. 1913.

What. said her husband, lucky that
your sister is dead2'
No. certainly not that, but that the
money should come TO Celia just now,
whan she needs il so much
Mr.. Harris rose and left the room with
out further remark, but he could not for
bear mentally exclaiming:
oh fashion, fashion, what a monster
thou art. to deaden the natural affections
of the heart
Mrs. Harris decided she would not nut
OH mourning for her sister, it would look
too gloomy. and a wedding on hand. She
justified hersels by saying: Poor Celia
she has suffered with poor health so long,
that death is relief. and it would be
sin for anybody to mourn for her.
"A sin which you are not likely 10 com.
nit, mamma, as aunt. by stepping out.
put Thousand dollars in siss's pocket,
said hopeful youth of about fourteen
years Of age. Mrs. Harris turned TO re-
prove him. but he was gone, ere she could
finish the sentence.
TO BE CONCLUDED NEXT wEEK.l
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The following extract is from the pen
OF the Hon. Isaac Toucey of Connecticut.
The hearts Of the American people are
right. They will not suffer this govern.
ment TO be overthrown, and oil our ma.
tional blessings and future hopes to be
scattered 10 the winds. They will never
permit the gallant ship which has borne
us safely through many stormy sea, 10
be scuttled and sent down to the bottom
by the treachery of portion of the crew.
They detest the narrow liberality which
would sacrifice man 10 an accident of
birth. They detest the narrow bigotry
which would deny to others the religious
liberty which it claims for itself. They
detest the gross injustice and selfshness
which would challenge for ourselves. for
our own people, or our own State. great
er rights and liberties than we are will
ling to accord TO other people or other
States. They will never permit the Union
to be broken up because we recognize ia
all our policy the great ins.rumentality
by which the people of every seperate
community. both SIS colonies and as State
have been accustomed TO be governed in
their internal affairs, from the first set
tlement of the continent down TO the
present time.
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a HINT TO PosrMAsrERs.-A postmas.
ter In the interior of Pennsylvania recent.
iy had judgment given against him for the
price of subscription of several years
TO distant newspaper. on the plea that
ne had not given sufficient legal notice 10
the publisher to stop it, and had contiu.
ued to receive the numbers for severn,
years and sell them for postage. The
magistrates merely returning a copy of
John Smiths papers with stop this writ.
ten on 1t. without postmsrk or other in.
dication oil locality. was not a sufficient
or legal notice but a written notice. with
name place. date and reason must be sent
to the publisher, and 'franked,' that il
may be taken out by him,
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LET Her BE.-A Detroit gentleman.
who was travelling eastward short time
since, went to the clerk OF one Of the On.
iario boats TO be showed 10 his s,ate.room.
The CLERK handed the applicant key. at
the same time pointing TO door. at some
little distance, marked b.
Our friend wen, in the direction indi-
Gated. but opened the door next to his
own. marked A, where be discovered
lady passenger making her toilet. who
upon the strangers appearance, uttereda
low scream.
Go away go away screamed the la
dy.
Letter B. yelled the clerk.
I'm not touching her at allr shouted
the indignant merchant.
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society. she shall be dressed as we'll as
those she minsles with
You are certainly right TO act according
to the dictates of your own judgement,
yet is there not some danger Of giving the
young mind wrong estimate of what
constitutes happiness, leading her to look
for il in riches
We'll, I'd like to know where else to
+ find i,?'
In the cultivation of the gentle home
! virtues
! 'Ah. shat will 90 vesy well TO write a.
bout in novels. bu, it is not the thing in
Washington. No. you must make dis
play or you'll not be noticed. By the
time you have lived here as long as l have
you will find what say is true
i have already perceived. with regret,
that every thing must yield to appearance.
Mothers especially will forego every
home comfort. tha, their daughters may
be dressed with elegance, but can as
sure you cannot fall into the CUSTOM
And let me suggest to you, Mrs. Harris,
when there is so much keeping up Of mp
pearances. there is danger of both parties
being deceived. So take care that Celia
does not, instead Of securing rich hus-
band. get only the appearance
I'll watch out for that
When Mrs. H. had left. Katie looked
up INTO her mothers face, and said.
Poor Celia. how can she belp having
such foolish notions. with such mother?
Il have no doubt she is saying, Poor
Kate. how pity her that she has such
al ole fashioned mother, who will not
get her becoming dress for the party
but. trust, my daughter you do not desire
it,
NO indeed! .hlnk my white muslin
far more suitable for me than silk laces.
Il am glad to hear you say so; was
afraid Mrs. Harris conversation might
have made you wish for something more
elegant.
No. indeed. have more confidence in
my mothers good taste, than TO wish for
ything she does not approve
i trus! you may ever retain that con.
fidence: now, if YOU wish. you may go
and spend an hour with your cousin Car
rie
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

A NEW TIE.-A poor widow was asked
how she became so much attached 10 a
certain neighbor. replied that she was
bound to bin by several cords of wood
which he had sent to her during the hard
winter.
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An OCEAN OF BLoop-lt is said that
within radius of FIVE miles around Sc.
vastopol more blood has been shed. more
lives sacrificed, and more misery inflicted
within year. than on any other equal
extent of the earth's surface in the me
space of time. since Noah's flood.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

A GOOD Cusroa.-ln Paris apotheca.
ries are obliged to put up all poisons in
red paper while labels must be used for
medicine intended for internal applica.
ton.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

The executors of the Webster estate
announce that it will pay abou, 81 cents
on the dollar.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

Hang your cat up by the neck when
you 60 TO bed. TO keep he. out of mischief
You can take her down in the morning.
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ADVERTIS NJ G i.

frEs LINES OR LESS MAKE seUARE.l
One souare three insertions or less 81 90.
Each additional insertion 2oc.
Business Cards inserted one year $500.
Legal advertisements must be cash In al
vance or accepted security. Advertisements
time not marked will be inserted till forbidden
aud charged at the above rates.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

N ELS. MCLAUGHLIN Saddle and Harness
~ Manufacturer, one door west OF the cor
ner in the old Plymouth Hotel.
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TIL IL B A n n E X
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY morn. NC
(Up stairs. in the Old Plymouth Hotel,)
BY WIN. j. BURNS.


Itpaid n advance, 50
a,tbs end ofsix months, 200
Ifdelayed until the END oil the year, -oo
ToiIurs 10 order discontInuanCe at the
o,n;ration of the time subscribed Tor, will be
eopsiderel new agement, and the paper
continued.
TrNo paperwill be discontinued untilall
.rr.,rages IRE paid, unlessatthe option ofhe
Publisher.
Trrhe above terms Will be strlctly al
Lsrsd to.
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N r. PACKARD. Dealer IN Foreign ana
N. Domestic Groceries and Provisions,
east side Michigan street.
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CHARLES PALMER, Dealer in Dry Goods,
~ Boots * Shoes, Hardware, QueenSware,
Groceries. and Hats Il Caps.
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T BROWNLEE & co. Dealers IN Dry
-. Goods, Boots & Shoes, Ready made
Clothing, Hardware & Cutlery
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DR.TA. LEMON, Practeing Physician,
)and dealer in Drugs & Medicines, olis'
Paints & Groceries, east SIDE MIchIgan sIeet.
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DROOKE & EVANS, Dealers in Dry Goods
ID Groceries, CrOckery and Reahy made
CIotbing. corner Laporte & Mich. streets.
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NIARSaALL COUNTY rEMOCRAT, T.
wi NJ Donali and II. b. Dickson propri's.
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VIZ l.. PIATT, Chair 81 Cabine, maker,
" and Undertaken. Furniture room I'D
moth rnorn of the old Plymouth Hotel.
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II OBERT RUSK, Dealer in Family Groce-
III ries, Provisions and TInware. Bakery
attached east side Michigan street.
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~ S. CLEAvELAND Wholesale and re
". tail dealer in Stoves. Tmware, * Hard
ware generally, west side Michigan street.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

ICE CREAM SALOON, NJ. II. TIbbits pro-
prietor, up stairs in Rusk's building
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nj n. OGLESBEE & Co. Dealers in Dry
~. Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots anC
Shoes, Crockery &c. in the Brick Store
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u RIMPLER. Merchant Tailor, and Deal
er in Clothing and all kinds oil Furnish
ing Goods, in RuSk'S building.
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n BARNARD, Saddle & Harness man
ufacture-, west side OF Michigan street.
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4" B. PERSHING Wholesale and Retail
Il. dealer in Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints,
Glass & Glassware, Groceries, & ginger wine.
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Il Z. ARMSTRONG, attends to all calls
In his line of ofDaguerreotyping, at his res
idence north OF Edwards Hotel.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

NDWARDS' HOTEL, VIM. c. Edwards Pro-
II prietor. corner Of Michigan and Washing
ton streets.
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nR. r. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon,
- Will promptly attend TO all calls in his
profession. Office at his residence, south Plym.
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VTTESTERyELT & HEWITT Dealers in
wv Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Boots
4 Shoes, Ready made Clothing &c.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

7 MCDANIEL, Manufacturer and dealer
81 in Boots & Shoes. and Shoe findings
west side Mich n-Street.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

TAMES & VI. ELLIOTT Turner's. Chair Ma
- kers, and Sign Painters, Michigan street,
South Plymouth.
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UNR. SAM'L. HIGGINBOTHAM, Physician
IL and Surgeon. Office at his residence on
he east side of Michigan street
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~ II. REEVE, Atty. at Law. Collections
~. punctually attended 10 in Northern In
diana. Lands for sale cheap.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

A K. BRIGGS. Horse Shoeing and
Blacksmithing Of all kinds done to order.
Shop south east of Edwards Hotel.
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M H. PECHER & CO., Dealers in Family
1Vls Groceries, Provisions, Confecsionaries
&c. South Plymouth.
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nR. J. ID. GRAY. Eclectic Physician, Will
- attend TO calls day or night Office four
doors north of G.. Reeves residence.
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ENLLIOTT 4 Co agon, Carriage & Plow
IL Manufacturers. at their new stand at the
south erd OF the Bridge, Michigan street.
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IOHN COUGLE, Keeps a general aSsort-
- .ment of Dry Gools, Groceries, Vegetables
and Meats Of all kinds. Cor Gano g. Mich. SIS
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n MEXICAN HOUSE, G. p. Cherry & Son
"A proprietors, South Plymouth.
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M W. SMITH, Justice OF the peace, will
wi. attend TO business in the Circuit and
Com. Pleas courts. Over the Post Office.
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ID c. TURNER, House Carpenter & Joiner.
Shop on Washington street, east Of
Michigan street.
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rHAS. KLINE Clock and atchmaker,
~ and Silversmithing generally. Up stairs
IN the old Plymouth Hotel.
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DROWN & BAXTER Manufacturers OF Tin
ID Sheet Iron and Copperware, and dealers
in Stoves-sign of Tin shop 4 Stove.
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John SMITH. Manufacturer of Fine
Custom made Boots. Shop next door south
Of Dr.. Higginbotham' office.
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hR- CHAS. WEST, Eclectic Physician,
IL Office at his residence, east side Micki-
aan street.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

A. JOSEPH Cabinet Maker and Tn
IL. der;aker, South Plymouth.