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A SnAxr OiD LApY.-Mrs. FRYE Of
Dcdhsm. 10 this County. who is % years
old and perfectly Mind. IS smart enongh
10 knn pair Of mems stockings IN =
week.
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Ep fhese ere Aow in Jail IN fs''sbusf,
r. III pers n-: lti0 q WHOM are OF
foreign birth.
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LssssL.To1iAL Oar Stss. L.sr.
,ure -e,,sea Of 1858. hare p..s.d So
Acp: i<e;, god oue hundred 4,p
worss, ve aye ,neiined 10 sdaan. u,
zsss; lEn;,orAn, one %. 81 eeurse. Ii.
Preksssi+, Law. - j, effeeu MOT. Q;
I-ss. Each and every individual ,.sld,n.
IA the Empire Stale some ia p.e.n
sosae in PsiaeiPse soae e.-ns,,ler /, ,an
',risSea.. fe~ ,oo hx soa,e CONSIDER,
issg II N all rs hearings vies II ~sa SCI.
sssaessou. Yet with q fear fx The To-
ia'w. Others cypress their eondetnna,10
d II IN no measured toaes. OF eos'~
a .arie,y II opsnioes Is 70 be expected
end our city Daii'<s ind pleasy OF mate.
al Tor leader, IN the eoa or uneons,i.u.
s,onalny u the lao. TAe H,rald !, lh'
principal sheet ,ha, dales 90, .. r~csH.
ly - day follows day. The uOoEe sla'
'ess 50 heavily upon is s<wspapon,
stomach; its ''msas ia6s,sa,ies" tr'dt
ST Paul'' advice to I'smoshy. } need sun.
thin" Oar Mayor, ,houxh e,idenlr
90 way friendly 10 the law. has come oa
IN a communication s.st,ug his deiefni.
nation to carry it out to the very le,le',
and calling upon all good eaizen. to hep
him IN the work. |, IS to be hoped ever
nan O; sense-,houeh the law may ae
some ~ hat obaoxious to shem.-will oh
serve II; lie, /, be thoroughly ,es,ed.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10

LOUIS F. BARTELS, PROPRIETOR.
The above named establishment is now open
for the accommodation of travellers and others,
in Albuquerque New Mexico, The table will
be supplied with the best the market affords,
and the bar with the choicest liquors. The house
contains comfortable rooms for the acCOmmo.
datiOn Of strangers, and attached, are good
stables for animals,
Albuquerque Nm.
January 2Sth 1856. m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10
KEARNEY AND BERNARD.

General out6t;irg establishment Wes:port Missouri
Will keep constantly on hand variety of mer-
chandize of all descriptions adapted to the Calfor.
MIA and Santa Fe trade. Persons going across the
plains would do well TO give them call. will
also have on hand Wagons. Oxen aad other neces.
saries suitable for emigranls-All order from re-
liable sources promptly attended TO-
KEARNEY & BERNARD
Santa Fe New Mexico Oct. 7 lS54.-5.f.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10
OAaUaaaa0qgpa oAao0u,


TlIE undersigned very respectfully begs
| leave to invite the public to visit his su-
perb Dagueweotype Saloon, (situate in the
rooms formerly occupied by himself as a Jew
cIIer's and watch establishment, and next door
to where henow lives where he iSprepared to
take their likeneSses in Grst-ratc artistic style,
and at accommodating prices. From the
care and attention he bestows upon his work,
from his superior apparatus, and from
his acknowledged proficiency and experience
in all matters relating to the art, he feels con.
fdent of receiving the liberal patronage of his
numerous friends and the public generally.
JAMES L. SABINE.
Santa F6, October 20, 1855.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
MEXICO

The Surveyor General Of New Mexico, by ac
Of Congress pproved on the 22nd July 1881 isre
ored to "make Full report on all such claims as
originated "before the ce>sion Of the Territory to
the United states ''by the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dalgo of l84S, denotiag the v1rionS grades of tile
with his drscSion thereon as 10 the validity or in
valditr Of each of the same under the Laws MS.
ges, and customs of tine country hefore Its cesSion
to the United States s"-Aud he is also required to
m Ike report in regard to II Pa'boS existing IN
the Territory, showing the extent and locality Of
each, stating the number of inhabitants in the said
Pueblos respectively, md the nature Of Their titles
to the nd. Such report 10 be made according 10
the form which may he prescribed by the Serrcta
rv of the Interior; which reNort shall be nd before
Congress for such action thereon $ NAV he deem
ell lust AMI prouPr with view 10 ufrm hooaf
grants and give full effect To the Treaty Of 1873
between the United ,alrs aul MrNl5o
Claim nj, in every case will be required 10 fl
written notice, setting forth III E lame of hr
"present RI imant,' name Of Original claimani'-
nature OF claim. whether incOhate or perfect-ilS
date-from what authority the orgini title was
derived-wlth a reference to The evidence Of the
power and authority under which the granting Of.
fcer may have actpd-Quanty claimed, locality,
syr and eyentof conflicting claims, If any, with
mony rsIisJ nnor 70 "stahIish tho oIoin .ns ~
"", "h, ,s " s,;L, s. ,ho t"e t,",i" o"u 80
to nT" nrosont 'c cana'i '''"' '"' 'S""' H'''''
Fa,r ",'," ,,;,, i,.o h u;.o1 - f,,.l
an auhenlical plat of Survey, if survey has been
exc uted, or other evidence. showing the precise
bounds and extent Of the tract claimed.
To enable the Surveyor Gpner to execute the
duty thus imposed on him. bv law. he has TO re
Al
e' N s ;"oSt ,nuNt,'a.a WHO ,s,Ue" '"n0S u.
,he .i nrnoo T'.mt '"t lr''t 81. i', " r'Sa"ts
s s'neuv'N y. '"Fn e'd'''' "' '"'' o'ee at '""'"
ie'"S SUI" as PosS'o'e
TO DONATION CLAIMANTS
Tho a., % conr.a., ,horo rof.,,oJ 10 o,,n,
,6o acros ~ ,anT J., ,rh,o r,oo , o;i,gon s"
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10
SANTA I'D WEEKLY GAZhYTE.
TERMS.

WEEKLY 50 30 a year, payable invariably in
advance; single copies 10 l-2 cents Advertise
ments, 81 90 per square of ten lines for the first
Insertion. and 51cs. for every subsequent insertion
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10

Fare through,
From November lst TO MOy lst $3.50
From May lSt to November lst Sl25
Packages and extra baggage 35 cents per h..
in summer, and so cents in winter, but no pa
ckoge charged less than one dollar. Allbag-
gage at the risk Of the owner, and no respon-
s.bilty for any package worth over fifty dol
lara unless contents given and specially con-
tractcd for.
Provisions, arms, and ammunition furnished
by the proprietors. All passage money must
be paid in advance. -
H0CKADAY & HAIL.
November 3, 1855.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10
STAGE LINE.

FROM INDEPENDENCE TO SANTA rE.
Leaving each end of the route the first day of
each month.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1855-11-10
Joel W alker.
W. H. Chick
WALKER AND CHICK.

Commission Merchants, Kansas Mo-
REFER TO
Col. Robert Campbell, Messrs Riley & Chrisy
SAINT Louis Mo. Saint Louis Mo.
Santa Fe New Mexico October I, 1S54-t.f (.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
agricultural.

To STOP POTATOES FROM ROCKINGHAM
experienced sgricuturalist informs US
that about six years ago he applied slaked
lime 10 potatoes that were partly rotten,
snd it Immediately arrested the decay
Potatoes that we're partly rotten when
The lime was applied. remained as they
were, the progress of the rot being stop
ped, while those TO which the lime had
not been applied. continued to rot, and
were lost. Since then he has made it q
constant practice to apply slaked lims to
his potatoes as he takes them up. He
puts thin layer of lime upon the floor
where the potatoes are to be said. and
spfinkles some of ii over them-aboul ev.
cry ten inches-as they are pu: down.
He considers This as perfectly protecting
them from rotling. as he has never had q
rotten potatoe since he has practiced it
and he believes that potatoes thus used
are rendered some batter by the action o.
the lime.
We advise the farmers 10 try this plan
as i, can be easily done By them.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

MEDICAL VIRTUES or PARSLEY
physicians of Paris have published very
important memoir. the object of which
is to make known the immense resource:
which the healing art may draw from The
seed of parsley. This common indigen'
Gus plant possesses incontestible iebrifuge
qualities or properties; the decoction Of
lis seed may be substituted for that Of
cinchona. and the active principle which
has been drawn from il, and which they
designate under the name Of apiol. is e.
quivalent to quinine in the treatment oil
the local intermittent fevers.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

The GRAVE OF MADIsoN.--A cores
pondent Of the Fredericksburgh News. in
Culpepper county. gives melancholy
picture of the last resting place Of the IL
lustrious Madison. He lies with his fam.
ily in a grave yard short distance from
his house, upon his estate of Montpelier;
the family ceme,ry is surrounded by a
brick wall, and the gate is entirely down
The correspondent says that not stone
marks the great mans resting place; dark
running green box wraps it with verdure,
and the tracery Of branches from an old
lesfless chestnut tree, relieving itself a.
gainst the warm azure sky. nod aud wave
over the dark mountain-'lis solemn
calm and peaceful spot.
The spondent adds that Mrs. Mad
ison's remains are in the vault of the
Congressional burial ground in Washing
ton: her direction was 10 be inferred by
the side of her husband. but her son ha:
never fulfilled her request.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

Cool AND CoMFokTABLE.-As we came
on the Brooklyn ferry boat the other day,
= gentleman. one of the fast men evident
", drove on board at a rapid rate and
nearly ran over man. who seized his
horse by the bride and brought him to q
osand still.
what do you mean?' said the driving
individual, by catching hold of the horse?'
What do you mean, by driving over
people in this wayF
Let 60 my horse. tell you
I'll Sc you hung first
The man leaped out OF the buggy, and
coming rapidly upon the other. whip in
hand, cried out:
j say let go of that horse
i say won't till get ready.
We'll, them said the driver, throwing
his whip into the carriage. Just hold him
will your and he walked into the cabin.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Hardware and Cutlery,

To my lar ely increased stock purchased in
the east this fall, am conSt nty receiving
additi us from the eastern markets and manu-
factories.
! have now on hand larcer 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, Lac hes. Butts
Screws, Nails, BladS. Window Sash, Glass,
&c, &c.
Table and Pocket Cutlery-the best assert
ment ever offered in this market.
G rperters' and Coopers' ToolS--A fall sup
ply of n. Kellogg'S and other makers just e
ceived Cabinet Makers Goods, Mahogan,
Vensers aud Knobs, till, chest, and cupboard
Locks, table and bed Casters, Glue, &c.
Sadllery--A sele ass rtment Of al kinds
of Saddlers trimmings.
Carriage TrlmmngS--Gutta Percha and Oh
Cloth, enameled and Patent Leather and Lace
Also, Hubs, Shafts, Felloes etc.
For MilerS--Anchor Boiling Cloths, Lea
Their and Rubber B | s. Saws, Files, Pack II.
Yarn, Block Zines, &c.
For FarmerS-All kinds Of Farming uten. il:
Plows, cast steel, and cast steel back scythes
Cradles, Forks, RakeS, Spades, Shovel. anC
Hoes.
For 81 enthusiastically on hand. &
very large st OK OfShoenberger IRON, all kinds
ofStreet, 70 ghiog-ny c al, and BlacksmilbS
ToolS--all warranted.
Also, Tin Pl te, Copper. Pumps and Lead
Pipe All very cheap. a wholesale and retail
al the sign OF the big paddock.
Peru. Nov. %, 81. 4syI
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

EISOR the prevention aud cure Of Intermit-
t ut a al Remitent Fevers. Fever ( A que.
C.ills and Fovor, d NIB AgGe General Debil-
ity. Night Swcals. and all other forms of dis
ease which have common originin Malaria o.
M;asma.
This il natural aniidote which viii entire
ly protect any resident or traveller even in the
most sicbly or swampy localities, from any
Ague or Bill ious disease whatever, or any IN
jury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Mas
ma.
1t will instantly check the Ague in p .rsons
! who have suffered for any length of time, Fl ON
one day to twenty years, SO that they need
never to have another chill, by continuing in
use according to directions. The patient a.
once begins to recover his appetite and strength
aud continues until radical cure is effected.
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary
cases; some may require more. Directions
printed in German, French and Spanish, ac-
company each bottle. Price One Doil4r -
Liberal discounts made TO the ira lie.
JAMES a. RHODES, Frovidence, r. l.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

The potatoe rot has destroyed great
portion of the potatoes in this county
In many instances the potatoes looked
healthy when first taken from the ground
but afterwards took The disease, and be.
came a mass of corruption. The loss will
be severely felt. as all kinds of food are
extremely high.--Laporte Union.
Many Of our farmers make similar com
plants. The crop is not near as large a:
was anticipated before the digging sea
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

To DRIVE AWAY RATs.--A friend has
Just informed US of plan he adopted to
get rid of Rats. His premises swarmed
with them. He took small fish hook
attached it to fine wire. and suspended
on il piece of cheese. letting it harg n
bout foot from the ground. Que of the
rats leaped at it and was hooked. aid set
up such horrible squeal. noise and rut
tie, that all the rest forsook him and fled
Not rat remained on the premises.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20

ROMEO FoUED Recently in Detroit,
when Romeo and Juliet was in the bills.
. scapegrace known a. Romeo was In The
pit, and when Juliet exclaimed. Romeo!
where art ;hou?' 1--WE quote from memory
and may not have the text) the young
ster arose and said. here / ON in the pit
II had only quarter and couldn't gel
into the boxesr Juliet tainted.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
Great Bargains.
4 g 6 q OR ES
OF Choice Land For Sale.

ENWO IMP PROVED FARMS, ten
4 miles south west of Plymouth, in the Bur
Oak Flats, Marshall county, Ind, are now Of
fered for sale at bargain. they are situate
in the very heart Of the county.
A 246 acre tract has 100 acres in high state
of cultivation, with good and lasting stock wa
ter, good bearing orchard of selected fruit.
Also frame Dwelling House. and other out
buildings. The balance Of this tract is we'll
timbered, and adjoining the improved part.
Persons wishing to settle in Northern lndi-
ana, Will do well TO call and see these Farms
before making selection. The county is fast
settling with an industrious and thriving pop
ulation. anl the Railroads now being flashed
to the county seat, affording outlet for pro
duce and travel, render all the conveniences
incident to a comfortable and raluable home
complete in most essentials.
These farms are richly worth S2j per acre,
one half OF which we want cash in hand, and
the balance in annual payments, with simple
interest. For further particulars, inquire Of
VIM. c. Edwards or g. p. Cherry, at the Ho-
tells in Plymouth, or to Isaac Dreese on the
premises. ISAAC DREESE,
RUBEN DREESE.
June %, 1855. I5tf.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-20
TO CURE SHEEP SKIN WITH THE
WOOL ON.

Take one spoonful of alum and two OF
saltpetre, pulyerize snd mix well togeih-
er, then sprinkle the powder on the flesh
side of the skin. and lay the two flesh
sides together. leaving the wool outside.
Then fold up the skins as tight us you
can. and hang them in a dry place. In
two or three days, as soon as they are
dry. take them down and scrape then with
a blunt knife till clean and supple. Thi;
completes the process, and makes most
excellent saddle cover. Other skins tina
you desire 10 cure with the fur on, ma.
be treated in the same way.
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Evidence CT GnGnfv.

NEW YORK. jane H. 1855.
81 have made chemical examination Of
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure or '.Altidote
to Malaria.'' and have tested it for Arsenic,
Mercury, Quinine, and S'rychnire, but have
not found particle of either in l., nor have l
found any substance i'll Its composition that
would prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES Il Chiffon NJ. D., Chemist"
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CHoLIc IN HoRsEs.-A Tennessee cor
respondent says: The best remedy that |
have tried for choiic In horses is, one pint
of xhiskev and two thirds of tea-cup full
of gunpowder. Mix well and drench
the horse. In ordinary cases the horse
will be well In half an hour.
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\ fashionable young lady found one
day reading novel. was asked by gen
tlemen how she likes the style. Review
ing the incidents in her memory. she re
piled. 1.-The style? Why sir. | am mo-
come 10 that yet"
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A writer in the St. Louis Republican
saws with some truth. that Omaha City,
the Capital OF Nebraska. is the best one
ueur old torn he ever saw.
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JOHN AG.AZN.

EOHN has been to New York. Niagara Falls
- and Canada. I must tell YOU friends a
little of what have seen, if you will call at
my market soon, before l forget it. did see
numerous packages of goods marked ]. & II.
]. Cougle, such as
Rice. Sugar, Coffee. Fish of all kinds,
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"LswISBuRG. Uuion Co.. Pa. May ,. 1855.
Mr. j: A. Rhodes-Dear Sir: The box OF
medicine you sent me Was duly received on the
llth OF April. have sold about one half of it.
and so far the people who have used it are sa-
tisfied that it has cured them. 1t has certainly
st"pfedt the Asue III every one who has used
II and SIX of the cases Were of lo 9 standlng.-
My sister, who has had it for five or six year
back, coul never get it stopped except by
Qninine. and that only as long as she would
take it, is now, think, entirely cured by ,our
remedy. c. r. MCGiNLEI.'