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rosr o'rres ps n..sgs e. loo
y ,s Gay November next u Of The clock al noon io
s posi- oss Il lie ed sase @ Yeas
the M Gay o. Dseese, net 1a as hs so ONE s
Washington, D. Co New York ety. and CINCINNATI
The estimated quar article and he quality thereof re
CURED each agency, yearly, are specified below,
DISTRICT NO 4, AT WASHINGTON, D. 9.
size and % weigh MOI s n1 % Is gsS s d 70 The
10 do hind paper % by 80 nebes in size, and
1000 pounds bard twisted and in balls
nom y TO 10 ounce. in weight ,o, ,oo
ing from ! X to 2 pounds
500 do hemp about oneeighth Of an inch IN
diameter, well twisted, and IN balls Or hanks
weighing from one 10 one aud half pounds each
DISTRICT NO. >. AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 reams aI s. % No . that '' described IN the
100 do similar last described in said estimate
400 do 40 %s e 20 M not NE e a pound. size
5000 pounds of gotten ,w the snme as that st described Tor
1000 do that Of the second l 70 e SAID dse
GOO do scarlet sealing wax, for district MOL
DISTRICT NO. ,, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 wrapping similar 10 that first named for district
40 do similar 10 tina, last named said district
s. pounds cotton wine similar to Of the rs' description o
900 do coarse hemp wne similar descrp
n,sle for district No. 1.
Proposals for eaGh article separately separately
district, for this whole
should Reconstructed Increased In number
the delivered such places as The Fos
m,,,.-r shah designate. At pro rata prices
Fch b With snmpie OF The aticio pro
- !. ~ samples used
~ he can no procured from either Of the
above named agencies tut articles may 70 ~ A'
responding To The samples referred NJ nj,
Each bidder furnish, with his proposals, 'N"N' - =
ability comply with his bid.
Two sufficient sureli.s will be required to contract
e lures 2 furnish The article. &c for promptly Or n
fcieDt fur the forfeiture Of the contract.
Bids not made In accordance with these proposals will moi
be considered.
Proposals envelope
the article articles proposed and
ing them addressed tho First Assistant Postmaster General Wash
ingon city, d. G.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OCTOBER Is, 1885,
Oct l7--Iaw4w
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United States Pstehs Oh,ce,
Asr Ii m 11ia1a1 nni.aheI LIZ


IN petition Robert Pggo, OF ennoe Maryland, payinE
OF granted 10 him On the tfih OF
January, 1884, f in apparatus for teaching
the Of said pat
en which mk place IN the l7h day Of ianuafy, 1876
the Patent ONCE on
OF Jsurary at u o'clock, md all
persons appear and show they have,
why said petiuon ought 10 be granted.
opposing required To file in the Patent
objections specially oh writing at least twenty
testimony died by either party
be mui be akcn and transmitted IN &C
which will furnished
plica,ion.
testimony the will be closed on the 27ih Of De
deposions papers relied Testimony,
the office before the morning OF that days the
u any, within ten days thereafter ,
Ordered thnt this notice he published IN the Union nie
gepcsy and Evening star Re ubcsn Balm
Journal of New
York Post Roson, Massachusetts week for three
January The day Of
hearing. - .,,,,,,,
Acting Commissioners of Patents
r. sEdors the papers viii please copy, and send
Office ai,h containing dis nol'ee
20--law3w
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HOME MAN EACrUNEs.
Eatvvsssv Cotton works,

Near fhc tlndI Ha1in, s3Fe1ahdffd
CITzPsTRIK BURNS propietors, aud manufacturers q
chain, tw'nc, twine, cord
cotton b Is. SIC
merchant 10 Washington ectiuy solicited for
OF viii deliver Wnshingtn
had 10 Baltimore o'e, bern markets. All
orders VIII with prompt attention by addressing above
: Oci ii-dlm II, a. ~
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No 544
Notice Of che Weapening ~ he Danviiic Land Omce
- ktitHsots.
GENERAL LAND tFFfcE, Sept. 10, 1855.
INSTRUCT ms have his dayb tranamied 70 the register
and office IN Illinois 10 lists
AMI lands d,sc AID thrty days
from daie Of said n-uc ions OF The
reoenng Which applications will
be recei.ed by theai. .
F, ihJs. q. bENbtpNhst
Sept el-2aw6w tTn,el STAR Commissioner.
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once Of Army Clothing and Equipage.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS invited, will be received this
office until 10 O'Clock of tae l0 day of December
following supplies materials,
the United Clothing Equpage Depot,
Schuylkili Arsenal, in quantities required, viz:
yards 64 blue (ndgo woodyed twlIed cloth, weigh
ing ~ ounces per yard
81 ndigo wooldyed) wiled clot weigh
ing ~ yard
1000 yards ndgo dyed) CLOTH, for aud
bands weighing about ~ ounces per yard
900 yards blue ndgo dyed and wool Ganneis
weigh 6k per yard
yards 70 white flannel and WOOL weigh 81
per yard tEt4
1000 yards dark blue serge
$50 yards Canton flannel, weigh ounces per yard
2Q yards drilling unbeached weigh 6k ounces
peTyard
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,oLD silver p,ed prctnces glasses, Se Of
ali with peoai pefscop,c and parahoa glasses
experience peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes of wearen.
324 Penn avenue between Ninth Tenth streets
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Law school Cumberland UniveraAty. ~ Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Abraham Cauihos late Of the c.reui
judges Of Tenneseee.
Hon. Green the ndges the
Of Tennessee
Ridley, the councillors OF the State.
Judges Carlers their whole time exclusively
to the school,.
Plan nsrnionl Daily examinations OF each class the
No but explanations OF tn
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations
dents statement Of facts given by the profess
all
The framed require them
Wills and all Of Documents be ead
Some OF taken by appeal
court, which held monthly in the class, and IL
every The students clerks
jurors chanccors, and In other official
saciies connected with their suits.
SsaionThe FIRST the third Monday In Sep
third Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday In Pebuay and ends second
Thursday in July -
"a boarding Students furnish their books
which can - had in Lebanon bookstores.
compee unless the
previous required
regular cusses Students
any during the collegiate year.
il a connected with the school,
Number students the last collegiate eighty six.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHER5,
Peb II--eoIy President Board Of Trustees
MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, Bost0n, hi
Rebuilt enlarged elegantly uuished
and conveniencea the
ion the travelling ppbic.
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Nassau nan college, of sew jersey, Princeton.
Should aud acquaintance be fnrgat,
And never bruugh' 10 MIN
Should aulh Acquaintance be h'reoi,
And DAVIS ~ Huid lang -yne.p

Is Should aud acquaintance be fDrgot,
And brought 10 min
Should acuuain,anre be f'rgo,
AM days aud lang -yne.N
Of ending IN less
ending June, 1884, the sopb mere
ending June 1891 and he Freshman cars p s
ending June, $780, hereby requested 10 assemble IN
the the cham of love aud tiend-' wtrh i
entirely exchange once more 10 hef
greeting sympathy, lament I'M uninrB 'a 81
OF their promlsiDg c9mprets, -,
A srli.appn.ntHd rp9'HWe wiz DE-
Monday September, A. d. 'sab az g" uhnd
HOTEL between Fnnrb auh tdi sreis
which classes whom may b. con
The bsuffs WIZ he
adopted to secure fun a attendance possible
the those whom THIS notice addressed WIZ pr
secretary ofthe committee by mail with
their respective posi- Offices
of Trenton N. j., Chairman Committee
ALEXANDER q. HAaT. 81 D..
Pailadeiihil, Eepnsy.yania,
j. NEWTON LiGHTNEB,
lnc ser, PennsylyaHia,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS
Bnlsta iron aud CHASE " orks, N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHN WRIDAAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawlMa3 [InteHigenarr
newspapers civilized Of the world are request
ed their editorial lunhs, ns H'
NE tonr great d,
visions globe all thro'gnu the un"eo
erauioue Insertion oc
casionaIIy date and the Sd Of March, \ D. 1897
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for The
Public Printing.

OrYIoE d rms SUPERINTENDENT PRfsTtso,
Washington, september ~, 1000
pursuance Of The provisions OF the Act os
cung public printing Sc, approved August % ea sealed
da) Twelve o'ioek, for
furnishing paper required iof me public ii ihg Dt
Toe Isl day OF December eoo ana ending
% day of Decsmber 1886
specifics nearly be aseerainsd te
quantity quality description each kind OF piper mat VIII be
required.
10000 fine printing paper uneaendered 10 measure % ~
81 inches, weigh forty five pounds 10 the feh o.
4eU sheets.
1000 printing paper. caendersd "a by %
inches aud TO weigh hiy sin poulds 10 the Of 4eO
sheets
CLASS 3.
5000 reams supedne caendered printing paper
"a by % inches and . weigh hy wo pounds to
the Of 4eU sheets
CLAss4.
10 "a by 81 incBss anu TO weigh ioriy-Sisht
pounds TO the feain OF feO sheets.
=uperne and cend red map plrr Of such
sizes as be CURED, corresponding weight Win
paper measuring ~ ny "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per reaileoi 4cu sheets.
Class
900 rsams superne plate paper aeudered uncalendeed
may requ,red 10 by ~ inches of such weight
per r required
paper euch Of the above classes q of linen
Cotton, all aduerain win mineral other sub
whteness quircs OF nsruy uf
each, bundles of each each 10 con
sheets Uninrmiyin COLOR thick and we ht
required and bundle lexciusye wrappe
standard weigh, be
ceved grosz WEIGHT VIII be equred Mixing
bundle make up the weight
will be considered violation Of he contract.
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CLENNlOOD CnMErEWY.-omce No. asa p.on.ylv,r,,

CEMETEVF.-Umce No. vi vnnin
VI avcnu OF 18th the
Nlaid celebrated OF
New situated high distant aua-
mile leading
10 the This received charsr from
burial making
Zee title TO the purchaser md prohibiting All
legislation oberwisa which OF importance those
wish their they placed
all when ground
m'scuouy no large pits and legal
= tties gronni.
y. oac- open ffsn 10 ID, where pamphlets
srsr, the laws, all norm,oa
sped ai for ie1
No 40 seventh any other undertaken win prompt
atsrrem June IDLY
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and s,aa inches wide, blanket . weigh pounds
aesce wool and wiz double and twisted yarn; TO weigh
1850 ponpoas, artillery infantry, d,asoens, rifles
$4,000 yards aud inch worsted laeei yelog scae
40, yards crimson ak lace, y inch
20 600 yards cotton tape, \ ineh
Is 900 sheets Of cotton waddng
300 gross sress coat buttons
500 % % :: VIM. s @s4 .y.penasr button.
$4,000 ten, buttons, wood, small
1906 1900 tent tent s buttons DO % large
Is lss na,e i'.'' ten, sa dc ss,s
900 hospital pins, largo size
5000 ws 81 do DO DO 90 i a1ss Do, DO
ioss s ssiSaaiasa iron wire staples for tent,
1000 Collns's filing axes
1000 handles
asoo DO do handles
g bugss. with extra mouh-pieces
% trumpet cords, er cavalry
% drums. artillery
IS drum-stick carriages, bruss
600 drum-heads batter
$50 drum heads,
375 drum-cord
MISCELLANEOUS
Silks red we and bue for regimenta flags and crd
s a'. mSs Sn' as
boiling rope; spears and arrp,ss is gudogs,
all respects the standard patterns sealed IN
this office, where they be examined
Sample patterns mail with ADDITIONAL nTma
upon subject which may be desired by manufacturers wish
offer proposals.
per Of each delivery will be retained
Completed which to be forfeited TO the
Of the
fulfilling The and tpuaons Of the contract About
will before the LIST OF July next
Them the next
Congress OF funds for tins branch of the service is avala
BILE the remainder will be paid for delivery
The privilege reserved Of increasing by oncr me quantity
Of all the supplies above mentioned.
upon accepted proposals. for tho fulfnen
NJ which win be required Bids desired
article proposed
TO be furnished will be respected considered from any
dealer the de-
auppie which the be distinctly stated
the bids ocred well the and address m the persons
contract is obtnncd
containing proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Army Supplies :"
Address @. II. CROSMAN,
Magsr and Quartermastcr U. 8. A.
I--e
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Ii ina s''' anatomy volumes
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow jask, from Dickenss Household Words
The Confessions OF Pretty Woman; by Psrdoe.
The Jealous Wife by miss Pardoe.
Fresh Fruits aud Vegetables all prices and
how obtain them. Price i2x
septi FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CLAsab
No ooo writing 10 by % inches, TO weigh twenty
i'o - oJ'o" i'a,
No. 2--3,l00 realms writing paper, : -
pounds ,yeigb toeuv
3D. 100 wIiung paper 10 by ~ inches, IL
POUNDS
$40 writing ~ by isincies to weigh twenty
pounds
ST. 400 writing II by Ia inches, to wesh Wec
pounds par T"Rni.
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Hr Only ONE AUTHORISED !-'lhe Rob Of DR. BOY
per para similar remedies 1t radically cur'
w,hou, al affections the skin daes NE s"n
hereditary acrimony OF huinors As depua
ons and o,hs wsatnes Of the organs arising from sses
injections sounding A. an an,yphiie he Rob cures ~
halsam capavia cubebs from injections which only p
in sypi Diseases whether recent or long stand
and which have resisted the powers of mercury or the odp
General far the United States: Gabriel Blondn, esq
William New York; for wholesale orders Guiio, Ducong'
Orleans; SeuilIy, San Francisco.
throughout the I'm,
properties by writing O. Bton
dun % Witn street. New York. who will give every niormauo'
@. s prepared for America the Wes u
free the United states dutea he has tho Rob on
ruooER,Es, WINES, ,aaUons. &c.--we beg eavs93
call the attention of friends and public our sioek
fresh groceries, consulting Of
Jaws, Rio, and Laauayra eofecs
Refined and brown
Family, sups r6pe, snd four in bbls. and bags
Cheese, lard hams and shoulders
Grain and ground spices of every description
And every ohe article to make up complete as'O
ment
wiacs, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry and champagne wines ffaYorie
brards, and superior
Pine hrandies whssey, gins, sc. in wood and glass -,
Together large stock of Havana German, and domestic
win the above goods many which We
hall be Giving such prices ne 70 make an indaeemsn m
families and the trade 70 give US es before supplying hs wants
South side Tenn avenue, hetwe m ~ and 9Th streets
octo-1aw3wif
Ioss DsvEaEUx. Commis.ioner OF court OF
Rs sa % Sgssrs sssa sassan Co. sssr
Co.. os Luther nrad.e Iames W ee,"d sa wa ,v Sa
sey Joseph u B'Odes, ESQ washington, 2 ,..,o,,oO
make the and place o. asi"g depeso
me oe. o. up on ea who's She ns undersigned
'' DC, ic~aswim p'''''''' J. c. DEvEREUx
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OFFICE CoMalssARx GENERAL or SUBSISTENCE,
Waxhiuston letohrf "a. Ihs5.

orueE o. eoMaissARr GEnKRAL OF suAslsrEscs,
Washington, October 70, 1855.
troops Unred States upon inspection,
follows;
al FSr Brady, sauA SIC. Muris Ahehisan.
90 barrel Of pork
l25 barrels Of tresh supethne -four
so bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds good hard soap
2eas p q d. Of ani qua,ity do b,owa sugar
"a bushels ~ good clean dry me salt
$40 GALLONS Of good eide, vinegar
oGsnaf on Isl June. sSSi remainder BY 18Th September
at Fort Maekinae, Michigan.
90 barrels OF pork
l25 barrels Of irrsh superdne -four
50 bushels Of new white field beans
a1e pounds o hard uiiow candies
a02s pounds Of 6fst quality brown sugar
"a pusn nlI ~ 81 n,o enan dry ane sa,
2 gallons of good cider vinegar.
half Is, Iune, 1856 by 18th September
1856
at Fort Independence Boston, Massachusetts.
lea barrels pork
$50 barrel, Of irssh superine -four
l752 pounds Of good hard soap
CSC pounds Of good hard ,allow candles
So 8 pounds Of Gre, quality DRY brown sugar
% bushels of good Dry salt
43s gallons of good cider vinegar.
AT Fort Ontario osWeso, New York.
90 barrels Of p,rk
ia5 barrels of fresh superhae aour
50 bushels OF whine Geld beans
s76 pounds o hard, Oa
262s mounds Of d 81 quality dty brown sugar
/ 3ia pounds Of hrs qusiiiy ~" coffee
IA bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
2g gallons NJ good cider uurgar.
half ls 1886 remainder all October, 1855
AZ Hest Point, Ns'o York.
900 barrels pork
frrs! superhne -four
geo bushels of white field beans
35at pounds of good hard
1912 pounds good hard Isi"w candles
1859 pounds Of drs' quality dry b own sugar
5,255 pounds OF Il Il quiity Rio coffee
So bushels nf 5000 oieaa me salt
SIC gallons Of good cider vinegar.
al Fort Columbus, Gopernors Island Nete York,
200 barrels of pork
$40 barrels Of fresh supertnc -four
600 bushels white field beals
3,504 pounds Ut good hard soap
1912 pounds OF good hard tallow candles
Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22

corps. as well as tue French Government,
were present.
The steamer Crescent City. with dates
from Havanah to The Sth. is just in.
The steamer I'll Dorado arrived at Ha.
vanah on the 6th, from Aspinwall, and
having been fred into twice by
The Spansh-frigate Terolona, and com
PEELED to step and exhibit her papers,
One shot struck the water about twenty
yards from the bow OF the steamer, and
tho other passed immediately over tie
wheel house.
NEW ORLEANS, March Il.
The steamer 0rizaba, with dates from
the City Of Mexico TO the 81 inst, has
arrived al this port from Vera Cruz,
Santa Auna has gone to the South
with his troops, leaving only fifteen bun.
dred behind. The official paper says he
has gone TO the baths, but il was rumored
he had gone to meet Alvarez. and execute
q cOap 'ctat.
a severe shock Of an earthquake oc-
CURED at the city on the 2Sth.
Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22
This NNzice

Must re-establish our old mode Of deal
ing with foreign subscribers. Those liv-
ing cut of our own county and wish our
paper. must pay IN udvance. or have some
one here responsible for them. unless we
are personally acquainted with them.
We shall gladly at all times. send our
paper to any part OF the world. but we
must have our pay Cor it. After this
number. all papers sent to distant sub
scribeJs will be discontinued. unless pro-
viled for as above. Money may be re-
mit:ed by mail at our risk, postage paid
Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22

prove their farms, that grow poorer every
year. starving cattle, farmers boys turn
ed into clerksnn6 merchants, and farm
er's daughters unwilling TO work; end IN
all, farmers That are ashamed Of their yo-
cation, or who drink whisky till all uon-
est men are ashamed OF them.
Twill also add believe in snpport-
ing orr County and StHe Agricultural
Societies
believe in having we'll dlled agri-
cultural library.
believe IN supporting the ngricul,ur-
al papers Of orr State, aging for i5e.n.
reading them. and circulating them Il
mong my neighbors.- 0Lio Cultirc.or.
Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22
Terrible iffFay in fle Tinrs.--TWa men Killed

cit tHe iAtsjeftt htdEtfa.
core sponden, o. the M-rys1 lie tx
press. writing frola the scene ofthe trag-
edy, reports that on the 9th of Feb. q
terrible conflict took place between two
parties 0I miners, at place called tie
Sand Hill, OF Fimbucioo, near Palk's bsr.
on The main Yuba. The facts a5e rela-
ted as follows:
A com"any of men. headed by k,es5ra.
Webster and Anderson, owned "a mining
claim In the ravine at this place, but
were working IN the hiIl near by. While
thus employed, several men from Parks
Bar came up, and as no one was at work
II the claim, or had been for some time.
proceeded TO place their sluicc boxes ard
prepare for work, ciglming tha; the ground
was open to any one who saw iit 10 work
It; On hearing Of this. Webster, Ander-
son y Co., wen: and warned them 70 de-
sist and leave the claim. as it was their
property and they should work it as soon
as there was wafer
The Parks Bar Party replied. that !hey
(Webstes, Anderson * CO. hal forfeit
ed t.!eiE claim to the ground. and express
sed 'hcir lie determination 10 hold The claim
and work ii. al all hazards. Yesterday,
however. Webster. Anderson & Co arm
ed themselves. AMI returned 10 defend
their claim. Each party was seven or
eight strong, well armed. aud seemed
ready for hos.ili;ies, From angry words,
blow from the but; Of pistol passed
which knocked oue man down, where
upo.. both parties commenced to fire.
The alarm vas Immediately given and
the citizens rushed 10 the scene, but too
late TO prevent faiul results. Webster
was SHOT dead, a ball having passed
through his heart: Anderson was shot
through the head. aud ye: he lived two
hours. although his brains weie oozlng
out; MIR. Rice was shot through the
breast, and was thought 70 be lying at
last accounts. Anderson was known by
the name Of kensuck;" he leaves a fam
lily in paducah. KY; he was about thiT-
ty-llye years Old. He bore good char
acter among his acquoiatances. Web
ster was from Concord. \. II. He was
twenty three years Of age. He has a
brother in Oregon. Rice is from Wash
inston, Maine. aged twenty five years
He was Z partner Of Webster and Ander
SON.
Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22

Eyes Right. Those of the present sub
scribers 10 the Banner who do not wish
to continue il, are requested TO return
this number, or otherwise notify us.
When the pa pcrs are sent by mail, they
may be returned TO the postmaster with
refusal to take it from his Office, and II
is then made his duty by law to forward
to US, and we hope none OF them will neg
lect It's performance.
Those who have paid for the papers in
advance and expect us to furnish thea
the numbars yet due them. woald 10 well
to call at the Office and see that the prop
cr credits are entered on the books. We
shall Of course hold each subscriber re-
sponsible for the paper from this date. if
no credit is entered on the books of the
office, or where they have no receipt
from or agreement with, the Messrs.
Thompsons. They are ready to make the
necessary arrangement. for the fuiiillment
of their engagements. The contracts OF
Others we are under no obligation to
fulfill. without some satisfactory arrange
ment.
Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22

An GmiSSi0n.-Somc two or three weeks
ago two Of our old and worthy citizens
departed .his life. and our paper took no
notice OF their decease. Editors OF pa
pers, however, often incur unjust CEN
sure cor their neglect 10. notice such oc-
currences. fof in many instances they do
not know the narnes ages, cause ofdeath.
&C., of deceased persoaS and to ac-
quire knowledge of those facts, would
require more time than they can spare,
but wh en- our Oldest citizens are taken
from amongst US. some pains should be
taken 10 notice such events. The friends
should furnish NAMES. ages. dates. &c.
Wa. N. DUNHAM was one among the
Oldest citizens of the place, and had, we
believe faithfully served his fellow citi-
zens two terms as County Auditor. He
was Kind and good ncighbor--a father
10 the fatherless, and his loss is deeply
de2iored b an extensive acquaintance.
His health had been on the decline fol
several months past. yet but few of his
friends believed his departure was so near
at hand.
Mrs, BRooKE, wife OF John X. Brooke,
merchant of this place. died CT con-
sumption in few days after. Mrs. B.
had suffered long but patiently. She had
been married but lttile.over two years.
and was but just entering upon the duties
of life, when deep affliction sapred and
finally blasted the brilliant career which
lay before her.
Plymouth banner., 1855-03-22
Farmers and Gardeners Attention.
s. D ua.ssh OMioM seedx:.

Nih subscriber VIII send 20 anyrpart OF The
a United States and the Canadas, free OF
expense to the purchasers, a paper OF the
seeds ofthc above superior Onions, on the re-
ceptlcn Of ten cents, Zone dans.) Farmers x
Gardners see to II that you secure the best of
seeds. For mere trfe now, you can put
m iney IN your pockets ana Eat on your RIBS
Address: J0AB s. SARGENT,
2s6 HEX ST. corner OF S-se, Brooklyn, n. Y.
mar -, l555-s It3.
P.S Publishers ct nesvpspers giving the
above, and this notice tkree Insertions, calliag
attention edi.osialiy thereto, and sending
marked copy 10 the subscriber, will receive
BY The return mail three aailars' worth OF he
abovessee'is. OF copy OF Barnes Notes on tbe
Gospel lued at s. 80; or .Wo dollars in CAST.
address plainly as above AILttea.