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Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
From Washington.

New loRX, Dec. Ia.
From Washington, the Tribune's cor
respondent telegraphs.
'Fuller's vote was increased to day at
Richardson's expense. Fuller has been
making explanations in the know nothing
caucus which secures to him the entire
vote Of the Nebraskaites who are not de m
ocrnts. He now belongs 10 them.
There is considerable trouble amongst
the democratic senators about the newly
elected committees. Rumor says that
Mr.. Fitzpatrick will not remain Chair
man of the Committee on Printing unless
another member of the committee goes
off.
The Senate caucus 10 day postponed
the printing question until TO morrow.
Mr.. Iverson offered string Of resolu-
tons advocating the fugitive slave law
and the Nebraska act. and opposing the
abolition OF slavery in the District of
Columbia. In support Of these resolves,
he made q violent. nflammatory speech
Mr.. Toucy also spoke in favor Of their
odoption. md Mr.. Bayard and some 9TH
ers against them. There was no vote ia
ken, and it is rumored the resolutions
will be withdrawn.
The Herald correspondent says,
The proposition TO run Pennington to-
day was overruled. Banks will not, un-
der any circumstances leave the field. /
was info, med this evening tina, 100 Banks
men have signified their intention TO stand
by him until an election is effected.
The administration has rot working
majority in the Senate. Some Of the
leading spirits have openly declared their
hostility TO it.
1t is the universal opinion that the I'm
ion men cannot get The Senate printing
1t is rumored this evening that, among
other interesting propositions contained
in the forthcoming message, there will be
one advising the purchase Of the Hudson
Bay Company's possessions on the north
west coast of America.
The Times correspondent says,
learn definitely that special ins:ruc
lions were sent TO Minister Wheeler,
which reached him too late, in which he
was directed not to recognize Walkers
Government in Nicaragua.
The President has advces Of the abso-
lutte overthrow of the Alvarez govern
ment in Mexico. The effect of this is
favorable to the American assignees of
the three million idemnity.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Arrest of the Robbers of the American Express

BOSTON. Dec. Id.
Oliver King and Warren G. Ayers were
arrested last night in Lawrence, by
Messrs. Ham & Savage, Boston police of
ficers, charged with robbing the American
Express Company at the west of so 600
in gold, the particulars of which were
published some weeks since. The accus
ed were arraigned in the Police Conrt
this afternoon, and committed for exam
ination on Wednesday next; bail $50 900.
Ayers was recently broker in this city.
and King hotel keeper IN Lowell. Moth
ing has yet been made Of the evidence
against them. w. G. White, Express
messenger. who had charge Of the money
between Chicago and Detroit when il was
stolen, is also under arrest. and circum-
stances strongly implicate him with them.
fourth person is also in custody. who.
short time after the robbery. left the
employ of the American Express Compa
ny. Officer Best, of Buffalo, was instru
mental in bringing the matter 10 light.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

tie system is ont ri order. under the inau
ence Of disease. One or two doses of Radwav,
Regulators has frequently checked the progress
Of the nlo st terrible diseases. AMI restored The
system to health and regulariiv.
Trey establish new and approved nrinci
piles III medicine. aud secure The great and i'm,
p"rfant power OF regulating To healthy. natu
RAJ and harmonious action. each and every or
gan ia the iovv. This great controlling power
Las never formed any part of the properties of
tie popular Ca'haric, Vegetab' or indian Pay
gl'Ive PILE, that have ever been IN use.
Radwiy's Regulators rid the system from
disease and restore the human body 10 health
on an entirely different principle 20 the weak
ening. sickening and gripping method of the.
C mmon calIarlic aGd purgative nils
One or two of Railways Regulators will r..
move the cause that occaSihrS pain or sick
ness. or an irrcg qlar unnatcraI action or cor.
diion of the organs of the body. quicker. mora
Gecfual, and with less trouble 10 the patien-
than SIX ten Of the common ca hariic or nur
gativc pills. The moment Radwav's Reou,l,
tors are taken Into the system niicted with III;
ease. their eFnaiizing efficacy begins: thew
search oVt the elements Of disease wherever II.
NAV be seated they act upon the whole surf,ce
Of the inicstnes and bowels, attracting the fopI
and morbid humorS from tho blood, glands. Sc
crefing vessels, and cxrel'ing these seeds Of
disease from the holy. restoring ii healthy and
regular action 10 the liver. wells. Pancrass
Heart. K'dn,ys, Bladder, Skin and all otllcr
Vi cera.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
A Tirsinian'S Opinion Of Kansas,

A correspondent of the Winchester
Republican, who emigrated to Kansas
from Frederick county, writes letter to
that paper under date Of Nov. Slh. from
which we take the following extract:
Kansas according to our humble opin.
ion. is greatly nverated. Timber is ex-
tremely scarce, being found only along
creeks. &C.. bu, the soil is generally pro-
life. The Territory has been very UNI
healthy, and The shakes have forced many
20 sigh for home again. This will un-
doubtedly be a free State. for we have
twice as many arrivals from the North as
from the South. The largest city in Kan
sas does not contain over 1900 inhabit.
ants. md many Of the cities you read
about exist only in name. Many are re.
turning. and upon the whole Kansas is a
humbug.'
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Railways Ready Relief

Is TO be used in all clSes where there is pain.
The moment it is applied externally, or taken
internally, it will aiay the most tor.uring ache.
pains. cramps, spasms, burns scalds &C.. and
Kicker ,hln Morphine, CLicrotorm, Vcratrinc
or any other anodync or remedy that has ever
been used by medical men,
IT is safer than these dangerous remedies
The public will bear in mind that Chloroiorm.
Morphine, Opium. SC, only stfle the pain by
SUPPLYING the SENSES, so that the percrptive
faculties loose the power of feeling, and that
after the influence or these narcotics have pas
ed from the system, the pain again breaks ont
with its terrible paDgs. with renewed violepce.
X dxay's Ready Relief stops the pain and
removes the cause or the disease that Occa-
sions it; it infuSeS new life into the weak and
diseased parts. 1t braces up the nerves, and
establishes Ill the system reaction of health
and strength III place of pain, weakness and
disease.
As counter irritant, R ldwiy's r eady Re-
lief applied 10 the Surface of the body, where
there is inflammation or congestion, ii W II in
stanily scatter the congested blood, oqralizeS
the circulation. and in n few minutes the most
excrIciatiDg pains removed. This may be
Seen III cases of Lumbago Cont, and Rheuma-
tism in their most terrible forms where an ap-
pl!cation of r always Ready Relief will re-
store the patient TO ease and comfort.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
ErnturkV Military Institute Burned.

This institution. located six miles from
Frankfort; was discovered TO be on fire
about IL O'Clock on the 9th INST. The
main building. occupied by Col. Morgan
and Professors, the cook house. mess hall
and chapel adjoining on the east end
and the family rooms and Offices adjoin-
ing on The south end. were entirely de-
stroyed. The fir. originated in the gar.
ret. and as is supposed by the carelessness
OF a servant. The furniture and library
were saved in a damaged state. The
school will be discontinued for few days
or until new building can be crested.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
No. EE.-R. 4. RESOLVENT.
HUMoRs-CHRoYIc DISEASES.


Diseases that have been lingering in The
sys EN- for length of time, taint'ng the blood
with impurities and covering the body with
sores and ulcers; diseases Inherited by her
editary descent, 3r contracted by incubation.
or TRANSMITTED by OTHER d seaseS; over all of
which sad diseases AMI disorders in this sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENr
Possesses the most positive curative powers.
This all powerful remedy has performed
m racleS n he way ct cures. II has made
many persons sound and whole, whose fe h
was one mass of corrupt on. and who were
so disfgurel by disease as to render Them OBJ
iectS repulSive 10 the sight.
HuMoRs-RAD BLOOD
Chronic Diseases, Scrofulous AMI syphlti;
Complains, consumption, and other affections
OF the lungs and thIoar, lnduIations and or
ganlc enlargemens 5, chronic rheama ism, CLAN
Gutar swelling, hacking dry cough, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding ofthe lungs, dyspe?-
STA, water bFaSb, tic doler ux, white swelling
tumurs, ulcers. h p diseases, female complaints
GoGt, Eickets, bronchitis, liver complain,
AND ALL ERUPTrvE DISEASES.
The moment dose of the Resolven. is TAX
en- into The system infected with dis ase, the
patient experiences The list deligh ful sensa
lions. for new life is coursing ihr ugh every
ven "'-u .iSS'cS "a tHS oouy -enEcnlng and
purifying the bl Cd and sting out all m Il
bid, corrupt an oathS ONE humors.
The RenDvating Resolv, Mt is posi- I've cure
Tor all chronic comp aims 1t has made whole
and sound patients who had suffere The mos,
terrible to-ture disease could inaict up n the
system Let t1oSe wis hare tried other treat
ments an are sill rrs-.ed, give the Resell
vent trial-it w.Ecr,e you. Price ono doi-
Ii perbottle. RAOwAY& CO., &
arf.f 81 1872 Fnlrasu street, New York.
Sold ly Druggists, ~ fcha ATS, and stoKe-
epers s"rrywheTe.
DC. 90, 1855. tt 4oyL
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

Mel Tor Englgnd.
Admiral Dundas has received orders to
return TO Asia.
An English letter from Ezroroum, I'M
der date of Nov. s. states that all was
well i'm Kars to the 3lst of October. The
city was blockaded by Russian cavalry.
but reports are not confirmed that the
garrison was short OF provisions.
There was rumor at Constantinoble
that Mouvarief with his force had raised
the sege. and recrossed into Georgia, but
this is doubted.
The most reliable advices come via
Varns, stating that Omar Pasha has b.en
unable TO follow on his victory because
the Russians have forwarded their res
erves from Tlflin to Kutas. He is, there
lore. at present fortifying his position on
The river lngouse.
Denmark and Sweden continues TO per
NIT the importation Of Breadstuffs.
The Mexican ship Bob Capen, Capt.
Kelly, which had excited suspicion by
remaining at anchor at Stockholm Nov,
10th, when her cargo. instead of revolv-
ers. consisted of cotton, dry goods. &c.
NAPLEs.-A most serious misfortune
occurred at Messina on the 24th ult.. by
inundation occasioned by a water spout
it is supposed. The whole country about
MessIna was said to be under water
Trees were uprooted. furniture and cattle
were destroyed, and many persons drown
ed. Much damage has also been done the
city itself. The loss is said TO exceed
2 100000 ounces or million sterling
In Palermo The cholera is raging very
bad, deaths being from 20 to 90 per day.
In Naples 30 10 40 per day are occasoned
by this malady.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

LAND WARRAsTs.-We take the fol-
lowing from Washington letter to the
Baltimore Sun:
Land Warrants have declined five cts
per acre. The following nre the ruling
rates paid to day, (Nov. 3Oth.l viz:
SOS and 1905 So 81 per acre.
COS and 1905 0 SO per acre.
40s l 90 peracre,
Orders are still held back from the
West. and owing TO the large supplies
on hand further decline is expected
In New York it is understood that the
ruling rates was much below the above,
the brokers reluctantly buying at any
price
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

Wher was it'-Noi long since ne read
an account of southern gentleman who
wished to travel through one of the free
States with his slaves. and adopted the
following plan: Every town he came 10
he enquired OF its citizens if his slaves
could be comfortably located among them
us he wished TO give them their free
dom. At this, in most every instance.
the citizens became indignant NJ his ma
king choice Of their town in which TO
deposit his negroes, and was indirectly
invited out of their boroughs. He put
'em through on the overground track at all
events-no matter what State it was
We shouldn't wonder if there are several
towns Of the same kind. besides those he
passed through.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Will the Huntington Herald please
send US No. 4, Vol. s?

An Irishman's method of makinge can.
non is TO take long hole and pour brass
around Interchange.
This reminds US of George McLaugh-
Inns case in White County-Ihe same
wsg of George who was trying to sell
some post holes already dug.
In company with some ladies on ca
nal packet above Lafayette. he had got
deeply interested in describing hole in
the bank on the borders of Tippecanoe
river in White County. No one who had
ever entered il; had been BILE to find the
end oft, Sc. After informing them. that
great land slide had occurred. by which
the bank at the same place, had slipped
into Inc river for more shan a mile back,
the ladies naturally inquired what be-
came of The hole.
We'll, ladies, it left the hole sticking
out about ten feet
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
TILE nnr.rLr

All of The common pills OF The dav. called
Vegetable. sIndinn. Caihar,ic. &c. claim that
they cure disease by purging from tie bowels.
TINS Is as far AS HEY go-ihey act npon the
bowels by irritating the mrcunus membrane,
and thu, obtain IN evacuation I'm the same man.
ner as Tie bowels are moved by eating some
thing that disagrees with the system. This il
irnly an unnatural meihed Of restoring the svs
tenn 70 health, hy swallowing pills that irr,aies
and disagrceS with II, Those who have taken
these common pills are we'll aware oflhe weak
and debilitated condition their systems are lief,
IN After the securing operation Of these dras-
TIC phrsa'ives IS over. the bowels are sore and
feeble. AMI again become coSliye and bound
up. lIonce arises dy spcp>ia and host of 9th
er diseases. R,dwav'S Regulators never leave
the bowels in coS,ive condition. or occasion
pain or WEAKNESS in ,heir operaiion.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

INSANE MAN LosT.-Francis NJ. String
er, an insane man, aged about twenty
seven. five feet eight inches high. light
complicated, dark hair, dressed in a black
cloth sack coat. brown jeans vest, grey
mixed casinett pants, and leghorn hat,
wandered away from his friends short
time since, and when last heard from was
in Howard county. Ind. He is insane.
Any person knowing of his wheres bouts
and will give information TO Thomas M.
Slringer. at Carpentersvlile, Ind. will be
suitably rewarded FOR their trouble.
Indiana papers by copying the above
will confer great favor upon distressed
f. mily Sentinel.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

THE ENGLISH AND THE FRENcA.-A
Consiantinople correspondent of the New
York CONNIE rcial Advertiser says. it is
a singular fact that the English are al
most entirely excluded from the French
part of Sevastopol, while the French go
without molestntion wherever their in
clination may lead them. This system
prevails throughout the entire works. =
Humiliating indeed it must be to the
English army. The truth cannot be dis
guised-ihey play second fiddle alto
gether.'
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

How TO CURE AN ABoLITIoNIsT.-The
Madison. Wisconsin, Argus. contains a
report of charac teriSlic occurrence at
Wauwatoosa that State. A negro,
protesting 10 be runaway, in great dis
tress, covered only with tattered rags,
was taken by an sbolitionist into his own
house. Salnbo was requested to take off
his garments, and while the LADIES' of the
house were mending them he was allow
ed TO put on the Sunday go-to meetings,
including boots, Of his hospital BILE white
bother. In return, SambO proposed 10
do some chores for the ladies', and went
out to get some wood. and he did 60 out.
and that is the last that has been seen of
coats. vest, pants, shirt, boots. wood. or
Sambo. Fugitive darkes must avoid that
place for some time 10 come.
Chicago Times.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

L olns TO Quit.-Charles Baymiller C.,
the Madison Banner, talks li,.e Chris.
tian, and knows whs.. ne is talking abou,
when be SAYS:
Lieut.. Gov. Willard pledges himself
in recent speech TO the democrats OF
Marion county. TO refrain. if he should
be nominated by the locofoco State con.
vention for Governor. from the use of
ardent spirits during the canvass, and, if
he should be elected. to taste not a drop
during his entire official term. This
pledge, the honorable gentleman says. is
due to himself. that the tongue Of Sian
der may be silenced. and is due the de-
mocracy who have honored him re pea ted :
" throughout his public life. This is an
excellent resolution of Gov. Wizards.
who. probably. so far as whisky is con-
cerned. has, like some others, been as
much sinned against as SHINING. We
have no sneers for the man who takes
even but step in the direction Of soSri-
ETY., of virtue. of decency aud of truth
Gov. Willard, or any body else. resolv.
ing to do right, has our warmest hopes of
his ultimate triumph over a temptation
the almost overwhelming power of which
those who have never fallen have not the
slightest capacity TO comprehend.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
To Won .k2psisypSsfs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
/ Y signed, with the county surveyor, will on
on the Is day of January, 1856, at , O'Clock p.
m, on said day, proceed to survey and locate
the corners OF southwest quarter of the north
wesi quarter cf section 10, township -, in
Nar.hall county. Ind. To meet on the prem
iSes, and continue fromday TO day until all is
finished.
Non residents who fail TO meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and
dcfray or provide for deiraying their portion OF
the expense of said survey, will be returned
10 the county Auditor or said county, and such
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and
collected by law, JACOB NIGHTLiNGER.
Dec 20, 1915. 40t3,
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Railways Regulators.

We here direct the attention of the public TO
our newly discovered rcu1eiy-RADWAYS
REGULATORS they poses the great curative
proper les OF Iurgaiive, cathsriic. aperient
sudoriiic, anti-dysI optic. corrector an Reg
lator of fine system. They are in fact the only
perfect purgative aud cathartic that las ever
been discovered or given TO the worll.
Railways Fegulat,rs viii answer better
purpose than Calomel or Mercury, without en-
failing on the system the terrible injuries Of
these bancful drugs.
They are in the form of pills, elegantly coat
ed with gum, perfectly tastelsss, aud can be
taken without sickeniug or nanss ating the pa
tien'. They arc 70 be used-i all cases when
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

Mr.. V. T. Smith, of Harrodsburgh and
Miss Alice Templeton, OF Marion county.
left the former place. where the young
lady was attending school. in a consider
able hurry, on Saturday morning last, ar.
rived at Maysville the same night. and
crossed the river to Aberdeen without de.
lay, and were promptly made one by the
famous Squire Shelton. The young lady
is an orphan heiress. and is said to be the
owner of an estate worth not less than
Sl30, 900.
The Chicago Democrat. Of Tuesday, says
that woman arrived in that place few
days previous, with the dead body of her
husband, which size was taking East for
burial. On the route she fell in with a
young man, and on the arrival of the cars
at Chicago. they went off together. leav-
ing the dead body of the husband in the
depot, where il has remained since.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
From Mexico.
New ORLEANS. ]

NEW URLEA Ms. DEC. IT.
Advices from the city of Mexico TO the
9Th of December announce the discov-
cry to make Uraga President. The af-
fair caused great excitement, and several
arrests had been made. Col. Roples had
been appointed 10 succeed Almoute al
Washington.
Ii is iumored that Comonfort had retir-
ed from office.
The church was opposed to Govern
ment, and affairs were in general confu-
sion,
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

ARREsTING AND RETURNING FuGI.
TIVE SLAvE.-At the late term OF the
Wabash (Indians) Circuit Court, G Will
liams was tried for kidnapping. he hav-
ing arrested a fugitive slave and returned
him To his master in Kentucky. The
prisoner was acquitted. the court instruc-
ting the jury that when fugitive slave
is arrested by person in Indiana. with q
bona fi5e intention of returning the fugi
tive to his master. the person so arresting
cannot be prosecuted under The laws OF
Indiana for kidnapping.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

HoRRIBLE.-A young man named Laird
was killed at Olney, Ill.,. on Friday night
last. by throwing himself from the night
express train, between the tender and
baggage car. The car wheels passed over
his head, cutting the skull entirely off
just above the eyes. He was, il is sup
posed. in a fit of delirium from fever,
having just had severe chill.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

LOST Gu Ida little girl between ten
and twelve years OF age mysteriously dis
appeared from the employment OF Thorn
as Ford. of this county, to whom she
was bound, on the 22d of November last.
Her name is Nancy Ellen Franks. Fears
are entertained that fOnl play has been
used toward her. Any information con.
corning The child will be thankfully re-
celved by the trustees uf Center township.
Boon county.
Lebanon Boon Co Le9gcr.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Crippled wih Rheumatism. arm and leg per-
ished-no hopes Of has reuoUeyy-timeiy use
OF X. X. R-A tcondertuL cure.
LETTER FROM ISAAC HuDDLEsroxE.

Rapids Parish, La. Jnne l0th 300.
Messrs Railway & Cor .dway Ready Re-
lief has cured Peter May OF Rheunatism, Wien
there hopes of his ever recovering.
hearl of his situation ami sent for him. His
right arm and leg was ali persisted; he lad no
use If them at all: but by The of your med
icine in vo months he was carrying the mail
from Cherryville TO Burl's Ferry. l objected.
H. said he must do something for living. 1t
has been fourteen months since he was cured.
He is now We'll and is working on his fam, and
the whole cost of his cure tor 70 ar med cines
was five dollars. ISAAC HuDDLEsToNE
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

FRIDAY NOT AN UYLUCKY DAY.-This
day. which has been long superstitiously
regarded as a day Of i'll omen, has been al.
eyentfnl one in American history.
On Friday Christopher Columbus sail
ed, on his great voyage of discovery; on
Friday he. though unknown TO himself
discovered the continent Of America. -
On Friday Henry III. of England gave to
John Cabot his commission. which led To
the discovery of North America. GA
Friday. St. Augustin, the oldest town ia
the United States. was founded. On Fri
day. the May Flower. with the pilgrims,
made the harbor of Princetown, and on
the snme day they signed that august com
pact, the forerunner Of the present ccnsli
tuition. On Friday George Washington
was born. On Friday Bunker Hill was
seized and fortified. On Friday the sur
render of Saratoga was made. and on Fri
day the surrender of CORVALLIS at York
town occurred, the crownirg glory of iht
American arms. On Friday the motor
was made in Congress that the United
Colonies were. and of right ought to b,
free and independent. Americans surel,
need no: be afraid Of Friday.