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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

a.. FOR BRONCHITIS, Throat Diseases,
Hacking Cough, and the effects ofimprudent use
Of Mercury. no medicine has ever been discoy-
cred which hiss effected such cures as Cartpr's
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hack
ING Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease,
Neuralgia and Rheumatism, have all been relley-
cd and cured IN a wonderful manner, BY the
great purifier Of the blood, Carter's Spanish Mix.
tufe.
Tho case of T. II. Ramsey alone should salts.
" any Who doubt. Call on the Agent and pro-
cure pamphlet containing cures, which will as
found you.
.. See advertisement.
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TnE STEAMER JonN II. HAuonroY.-

The STEAMER JonN II. HAuoHToN.--
We have noticed going the rounds Of
the papers for sometime past a para
graph announcing the unheralded arri-
val Of the John II. Haughton At Hay
wood, and stating that she would short
" start down again with a load Of
flour for Wilmington. Asthis occurred
some weeks since, and no Haughton
had arrived here, some curiosity has
existed 10 learn the cause Of her deten-
ton. We learn from the last Fayette-
willie carolinian that she has not been
able to overcome some obstacle above
Fayetteville. The river is quite low
and il is presumed that the steamer
will have 10 wait for more water.
WILMINGTON journal.
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ANOTHER yETo.--I'he President, on
Saturday. sent to Congress Message
accompanying his veto of the Ocean
Mail Steamer bill. The House sus-
tanned the yeto,-the vote to pass the
bill, Notwithstanding the Presidents
objection. being 98 yeas to 70 nays
not two thirds as required BY the
Constitution. The bill was suisse
quently amended, giving the appropri-
alton, but allowing the Government to
terminate the present contract at any
time alter six months notice.
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Obituary.

Died, in Caswell county, on the 10th inst,
Mr.. ISAAC r. CuRRIE, aged So years. Mr.. 6.
was consistent member Of the Presbyterian
Church, and was for several years railing Ell
der. He was kind husband, an affectionate
father, and a most excellent citizen; and his
loss will he deeply felt by his family and the
community in which he lived.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

HoMcipr. = We understand that a
lracas occurred between a man by the
name II johnson, aud another BY the
name 81 Stewart, on last "Wednesday
night, in which Stewart was shot dead.
Johnson Is now in the jail 81 Fayeite-
vile. The homicide occurred 10 the
new county Of Ilarnett. We have not
been able TO learn the particulars. but
presume we will before our next issue.
Argus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14
Jan. 80
To Merchants. Tailors. &C.


T.H Z undersigned publishes, for the benefit
i Of those interested, the 26th. 9th and 2slh
Sections Of The Revenue Law passed BY the Lee
gislaiuie Of 1876, and requires strict. com.
pliance Herewith:
&c. Every such merchant. merchant tailor or
jcwellcr. engaged in business in any county, on
The frt day Of April, shall arply 70 The sheriff
Of such county, and on paying the Tar on his
CAPITAL, estimated % aforesaid. the account Of
which be shall swear 10 in an affidavit subscribed
and made before the sheriff, shall take receipt
therefor, and be allowed 10 carry on his bust.
ness.
"a. Every person opening such store, after
the iirs, day Of April, shall pay Tie tax, or
shall execute and deposit With the sheriff q
bond. with good security, payable 10 The State
o. North Carolina, % ray The Tax on the amount
Of 81 biz purchases, including bis present stock.
b the fret day Of April next succseding end
taefeupon shall take from The sheriff q receipt
cor such tax or bond, and be allowed 10 carry Oh
bic business.
2s. Every wholesale, commission, OF retail
merchant, merchant tailor, or jewsllcr, who
shall sell any goods, wsres or merchandise, with.
out first taking the receipt 81 tho sheriff as IN
any Of the foregoing sections Of Ibis chapter is
provided, shall pay on additional tar Of one
hundred dollars, which The sheriff shall collect
forthwith By distress with The Oihei tar imposed
RIM. JONES, sheriff.
IIillsbdough, March 5ih, 1855. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

GREAT Sur DEcIDRD.-A suit involy.
Ing the town Of Columbia, Tenn, and
adjoining property, has lately been de-
cided by the Supreme Court of Ten.
nessee, in favor Of the plaintiffs land
against the citizens Of Colulnbia.) The
property is estimated to be worth from
four to five millions of dollars.
Jackson Missisappiaa.
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The new dome of the Capitol. for
which 100000 were appropriated, will
increase the present altitude Of that ed
lfce to 260 ieet--or only fifteen feet
less than that Of the spire of Trinity
Church New York.
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HillSborough House,


THE subscriber would take The liberty OF in
u forming the Travelling Community and
those who may visit our town, that he has taken
charge Of the House Of Entertainment, northeast
Of the Court House, well known as Faddis's
Hotel. He has repaired the buildings, his
furniture is new, and every thing well calculate
ed to refresh the weary traveller. Those who
may please TO call on him, viii find his table fur
nished with the best the market affords and his
stable with an abundance of pTovender.
Drosers vii find il to their interest 10 ca on
the subscriber, as they can get accommodations
there which cannot be obtsined elsewhere-a
splendid lot 10 show stock In near 10 the Court
House.
n. B. Having refined from oil other business,
give my sole attention 10 visitors, and will Try
to have their W ants satisfied. My prices shall
be moderate. ,yn .,,c.T.ICy
March 9, 1855. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

the admitted triumph Of the Collins
line. America had distanced England
in sailing ships. England then re-
sorted to steamers, and in these. in
turn, America takes the. lead.
Fayetteville Obserrer.
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SPRING TRADE.
March, IS55,

ME are now prepared, at our New Store,
w Nos. rs & so, Sycamore ST.,
opposite Messrs. MIiwaine, Son & Co., TO offer
TO the Merchants Of North Carolina and Virgil
ma the most commanding stock of
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods
we have ever had.
One Of our firm will remain in New York du-
ring the present season, and attend the Auction
sales, thus placing us daily in possession of ma
ny styles OF Goods much below regular pricesj.,
Merchants visiting this Market, would do well
% give our stock an examination before buying
elsewhere.
STEyENsON-.& WEDDELL.y
Petersburg, Va, March, 1885,. 7s--
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The most valuable portion of the
town Of St. Mary's, Georgia, was de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday last! 1t
commenced in an unoccupied building,
which was fired by design.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

Mayor Wood has written a letter to
the Lieutenant Governor Of the State.
on the subject Of the police bill before
the Legislature, giving notice that he
will resign his Office il the bill passes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14
COURT OF WARDENS.

THE mex, Semi Annual Meeting Of the Court
Il Of Wsrdens, will be held al the Poor House
on Monday. the ID day Of April. 1855, Of 10
o'clock, A. NJ. Persons having business with
the Court, can make application Of that time.
+. A. HEARTT, Sec'y.
February 9Th. 1855. 76-
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WllmIngton InspectIon.-rhe Boa

Wilmington Inspectlon.--rhe Board
Of Commissioners Of the town of VIII
minglon have ordained that there shall be
annually appointed Two persons to inspect
Flour, Provisions and Forage sold in that
market, provided the same have not been
already in this Stale By lawful inspec-
Tor. Flour 10 be inspected as follows:
All Flour shall he rut up 10 good
strong barrels made OF well seasoned lin
Der, with not less than ten hoops, saw
three on each head and Two on each
bilge. and rnnlsin l96 pounds exclusive
Of The weight n the barrel. which is here,
By fixed al 10 pounds when the exact
weight cannot be sscertained b. The
marx on The barrel, every such barrel or
half barrel. shall be examined by one Of
the Inspectors and branded in plain and
cleat letters. on The side, between The
bilge and head hoops, as follows:
Wilmington, N. e. Middllngs,
!" /. Cross,
a +" Fine,
I" /" Superiinc,
i" Family.
il accordance with the grade or quality
Of The flour, and all flour mol in Accord
ance with The above grades, shall be con-
demned by lle Inspectors. and marked
on the head Of the barrel why condemns
ed, AZ follows:
Cnndcmned--Shon Weight,
- Sour.
!" Musly.
Bags Of -four shall be subject 10 lhe
same inspection and fees Us barrels Of hall
barrels. the fees cor inspection Of which
is hereby fixed al four cents per package,
Tie Inspectors 10 be entitled to two dips
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14
/ am now RECEIVING

g UPERIOR new crop Molasscs and Rio COT.
- fee; finest quality Black end Green Teas ;
Ia low and Adamaniine Candles Cider Vine
gar; Powder and shot School Books; Pipes !;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &c.
JAMES WEBB, in.
Ian. 40. 70
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10. Seawell Jones. formerly of this
State, did al Columbus, Mississippi, on
The 20lh MI. Of pneumonia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

in each package, with irregular -four au-
ger or fryer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

10. Seawell Jones. formerly Of this
State, died at Columbus, Mississippi,
on the 10Th ult. Of pneumonia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
a SUPPLY Of Fresh Gaidcn seeds just re.
N ceiyed, and Tor sale, al The New Dug
Store. LONG & CAIN.
FEBRUARY 8, 1856. t.
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The provision Of tho Army arpropri-
alton bill for four new regiments. and
an APPROPRIATION " sa,jOO,OOD for
them, has passed both Houses. TWAS
stated in debate BY Mr.. Faulkner. re-
icrring to the urgency Of the measures
for tie protection Of the frontier settle
ments, that upwards Of two hundred
persons--mrn, women aud children
lad fallen victims 10 Indian barbara
ties since the Presidents special mes
sage on the subject Of Indian hOstili.
ties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14

JUST RECEIVED,
I CASK French Brandy.
\ 10. Madeira Wine.
ia. POD Wine.
Pure fOf medicinal use.
Also, a LOT Of iinc Cigars.
LONG & CAIN.
March, 1855. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14
We find in the Baltimore Sun O

We find in the Baltimore Sun of
yesterday, the following paragraph:
"SENAToR BADGER, N. C.-Itis stat
ed that the U. S. Senate. on Saturday
night, in executive session, unanimous
" adapted resolution expressive Of
The deep regret Of the body at the re-
tirement oil this distinguished Senator,
whose term has expired"
Never before within our recollection
has so distinguished compliment been
paid to U. 5. Senator at the expira-
lion Of his service. II is a compliment
as distinguished as Il is deserved. 1t
is a popularity Of Mr.. Badger that he
has least reputation where he is least
known /; his most enthusiastic aud un-
qualified admirers, men whose judg.
ment may challenge public confidence,
are found among those who have the
best opportunities OF studying his ma
ny excellencies as man and as states.
man. No man who has been In pub
lie life has succeeded so admirably in
overcoming the asperities of party feel
ing and in making friends of political
foes.
Asan evidence Of this, we refer, with
no ranking, to the circumstance, that
when, lew years since, Mr.. Badger
was nominated To tile Supreme Court
Bench, by Gov. Morehead, he was una,
nimouly rejected by the Democratic
Council. Now, when about retiring
from public life, federal Senate COM
posed chiefly Of political opponents.
have with unanlmity as honorable
10 them as il is to him, as one man, ex-
pressed their +" deep regret"
Wilmington Herald.
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S25 Reward.

A BOUT Two hundred and fifty dollars were
n stolen from the Store ~ L. g. Mangum &
Go. on the night Of the 26,h Of February, Of
which about sixty dollars were in gold piece.
The above reward will be given for any infor-
nation leading to the recovery Of the money,
or detection Of the thief
T.. G. MANGUM & co.
March 81, 1855. 7T-2w
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bouu- AuN htNHu auh haSU
DERBY debate which sprung up in the
Senate on Thursday last about the Ia
rill, Know Nothingism came in for a
few slams. Senator Clayton was as
sailed with an avalanche Of questions
predicated upon his supposed connec-
ton or sympathy with the mysteri-
aus Order" Amongst those who cate
chised him were Mcssrs. Rusk, of Tex
as, and Mason, Of Virginia. How much
they made out Of the Delaware Senator
may be seen in the following brief but
pithy replies:
Mr.. CLAYTON ITO Mr.. Rusk. You
will find out with the fourteen months
whether the American party j. outside
Of Delaware. gfoMr. Mason and you
will find very shortly whether there are
any d them IN Virginia. You talk Of
disunion. II you Senators. you and
each Of you. and the representatives in
the other House should resolve here
that the Union should be dissolved, the
great body of the people are so attach.
ed 10 the Union that they would come
here and hang you all, Or else throw
you into the Potomac.
The last sentence IS particularly
good. ia. Lliei
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04
Wholesale Prices Current.
ny smith 81 Fuller.
]flurriugrJ.

A. the Mrfhadisi Chap-i. AHv !. hs Rev Nr
Tep~iand. ST.. 5. Mortimer Collins 20 M.s Hsl an r.
Auu, daughter Henry Nu,t Eq. 81 OF Montpelier.
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN BOOK;
RUTH HALL:
A DoMEs rIC TALE OF THE PRESENT TINE.
By Fanny Fern.


400 pp., ~ mo. Clon. Free 81 2j.
r has been rsssrred 10 ,his Distinguished an hofes
10 schievs What nay, under the cir,ums un.rs h.,
regarded the most bflii.nt esnrubianod b,
an American writer Of fiction. " RUTH HALL hei
inst continuous slo'y, though deriving
popularity from connection with any OF those ytnsd
questions which agitaie the public mind has 10 the
t~e months snee It's hrst appearance eaeled. great
y larger sale ihaa any other AmsIican wok Geton
whatever within The same period. Til, extraordinary
fact H. Of il.elf abundant evidence Of tho absorbing
interest and graphic power Of this femarkabls work
We have in our possession several hundred rtsisss
OF " RUTH NALL" which have already appeared In
tho prime pal newspapers aud periodicals.. Nearly all
OF these pfonouo,o II COMPATIBILITY a work Of genius
many pr dieting for il tho largest .ale OF any Amen
can book, aud de'oiing whole columns 10 Il. cunsi.m
while NO have yo, seen but vefy os mot twelve IN
ain which deny rs singsiai fascination.
"Rurn HAi-L" - for sale by Booksellers general
". Pubhshsdb b, MASON BROTHERS,
26s~' No. % P.rk Row, New York.
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DrutIJg.

il Nou.ssl o. or the ith inst ce~,ss. soi Of ir.
Cainp nf Dr.Hy, asrd % rrars
a. thu flllier Aptu ~. OF Cnnsuna,ie4 sophfa e.,
Ntilta.as. eyed % ssar.
= 1aa ttnHfh Apfl 4 be Hf~ t.i g. N.,s HrI~ o.
s oronf, aeet .H year. . Hfnfh sol % Dats
H. Lssi tuunih aul lt Nr. .filahe Jarl.n. ~if-
ei Grud'sufs farIn D. 90 soc Ssh fe4f Of hoo sse
in Nrff Tor naia Ariil 10, Ne. Jssr SUIT sgsI r.
y~nts mHuI. and u DAYS.
fn Rssd i..h Arrii 81. Ni.s Nsrs Jane fnrsi,trf oil
lac aai n.ts..5 r.. Z, .s~d q rsafs
u Na'do'pa, aiafeh %, Joseph g.. Smith, aged %
Yoafs.
IN Wat-h-id, An'il o. OF canscr t.sh, MARI Chra
only daughter ~ kuius end Gshtalc Batnaid aged I
sess months aud 6 ds,s.
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BOSTON MARKET,

AsHEs.--The market il firm for both kinds, with o
better demand. Sales of POTS and Pearls at "a cents
per lb cash
CORN EXCHANGE The Flour market has been
fsther doll durRg the week. The sales for days
past have been at siO,50 1875 fa common brands
Wssern; Os7 Ia u for fncs, few fasorto fan
cy brands selling at II p and extras have
ranged FROM 81 ,oe ~, 50 per bbl The Auval. Of
Cutn hsye bcou moderate aud with fair demsn nd from
the trade, better range Of prices has been sustained
than last week The transactions comprise about 90
600 hu-h-is at slltA - c. Souihern yellow, and
81 ,O5a % for and good white. Oats are
scarce and crn-defssie sdvanc- IN price. hs. taken
p.ce. The sale. been IS - cents per hu Tor
Northern snd Eastern, CLOSING with sales Of Northern
al tho latter rate, and held a, as cents. Ryor
very scarce. sales early IN the week were made Al,
81 60 hot ~ The c'oso - high rs pef tu Oh
tanned Nhito Beans demand and have advsuc
I'd. The sales have ranged iicm so pcf bu, high
Pfces thtn have been realized Tor long time. Can
DDS Peas afe dull aud IN moderate demand At el rs
80 pr hu
BOPs.-Tho transactions have been confined To small
lot. "a p y efnts pei N. cash
fRONtSfDNS.-Lud has been In good denls q l. and
- Drmrt. lies al 20 ~ " cents nutor has ans.
ed uuto freely and efabo decline IN prics. ha.
taken p,aoe. The sales have been from IS PC cents
per H. for common u very choice ialty la Chrsse
sales ~ pticcs longing from l. cents per 10.
PuTA TOES rae mafkct u fam for all kinds
Common White. and Peach Bows have been sold 1t eli
10.
WOoi.-rieece Wool meets f,ir demand The
stock u light with nofersts rceipts and 80 600 bs
have been taken by manuta tuiefs a. quoted pfices
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MarkRf5.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

WfoTffDtY, Mat ?, Is55.
Photographed to VT Waterman h state Journal
A. Market 9e2 cattle $50 bseves, add % stores con
s.iiug Of Warking Oxen, Cows and Calves, Yearlng,
Two, and Three Year Olds.
Psess--rrifa95 50 to 1905 i.iqualty 81 p to -; %
quality $50. TO SIS third quality, IS to -; ordi-
mary, 80. TO
WonstNa OrEr-s i25 92A
srsNts-Cows and csve. from s2s 10 Sc; year.
ing s-tos- two yeat old Ito 81 three years
old sfi to s6s.
sHtrt avn L,rss.--At Msttet las. Erirs o. 30 10
1900 by lot from S2S1 10 Is.
Remafts.--Ihe matktt was vof, slightly stocked and
safes slow, aud hardly ccntested BY tho huNer,
who veiy unwilling 10 pay the prices asked. The
beet beef In the qaafct, sold at Bosto Market this
mOfning al SIS, so pot cwt.
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WEBSTER HOUSE.
,s2 Hanover street, Boston.

Ia The undersigned, late Of the FRANKLIN
UNIQ HOUSE, the lcass u which ~ q hoitl Va,
tNtG errired, have taten tie new, spacious and
elegant Huiei, (Websid Housed No. 3e2 Hanover
Street, and opened II January let, 1855 The sttuct
ore 10 a. susiantia aud comn"dious as u IL elersr
aud ever, apartment spacious, pleasant, an ftted
with taste, having every modern Improvement for The
comfort OF convenience 81 guest, The location Of
tho house pecunsfly favorable Tor merchants aud hu-
snefs msn IL 10 located but short distance hom the
railroad stations, and st affords 10 the viser quiet
not usually found in our city hoels. osp-cal, rtoen-
BILE TO ladies he proptetor. grateful for liberal nat
ronnge While conductors OF the Franklin House. solicit
continuance ofpuhlio avof ,nd will aim to mako Tho
Wob.tot House popular and deserving Of support The
Prtces are ~ low reasonably he expected Tho
shsrse for transient bostd :, hu, 81 2s pc, day. Nm
Ihis house - supplied with extensive hot and cold
baths.
SAMPSON n g. h. MARTIN, rropr's,ors
April IS, 1855. %. 3m.
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NOTICE.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
FULLER L. SMITH,

AVE fhc heat lots Of Herds Grass Seed for .sic
- To 'oen. Cheap cor Cash. Call add ser at the
Depot Sitrr.
March 80 1855. %
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For Sale!

2 or 3 LOTSI'' co ,sn 1r, sT ,,d.. ''''
Inquire Of Jh.yAr..
Montpelier, April -. 1855 sI:5~
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10
Money to Give away.

q Oder for sale far below their vrlue. and 20
4 low what is asked by others for less valu.-
Die situations. the following desirable property:
The "Pomeroy Brick Store Property" ana
arehouse- being % feet lront by I26 deep;
large fine brick Sto c, and warehouse back.
the best business location in town.
AlsO-Part OF lot Al. % feet ty l2s, lyinf
20 feet south OF tie brick store, with . two
story wood building. A fine bu mess locatio.
--bo'h in the best business block IN town.
A!s0-Nillage Lots, with and without
dwellings--lArge aud small in various paris u
the town.
AiSo-Eight Acres Of Land adjoining 30
OWN plat WIKI a good Tannery thereon, and
fine water privilege 10 suit that busiue s-v..y
desirable location.
AisO-SeveTal tracts OF land in vsr;ovs
parts Of this county
50 acres Of heavy timbered-wili, "a niles
from town.
100 acres heavy timbeIed ana Se. pIs!,ie.
miles from town.
1877 acT 5, pant timt. T and balance improved.
" miles from town
80 acres light bauens, one forth o. l-iis
from town.
80 acres, 80 improved, bsucns, II nile,
from town; All in good neighborhcods. .GrroUa-
ded 10y fine Improvements. and for sale g; psy
Tor rItes. Title inaiSputable.
Aiso-other Lands at the usual prices tho
the country. {. II. REEVE.
lymou:h, Ind, May ;, 1850. IL
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-05-10

BARsUhs BABY SHow.-We see the
ladies whose names were emblszoned TO
the world. as judges of the points" OF
human stock. are beginning to declare
that their names were used in such con
nection without their consent.
OF course every one Of them who is .
modest and srue womsn-and we have
no reason TO doubt that they all are
will go aad do likewise "-disclaim and
decline.
The n. Y. Advertiser very properly
says:
The best friends of the remaining
judges will be glad to see similar fe-
pudia,ion from each of them. We can
no. dou5, but ,het they will take that
step when they learn the general feeling
Of disgust and modification with which
the announcement of the show has been
received
Barnum is very shire wd-,hinks he
understands The soft spots in human ma
ture pretty we'll. but he has a new re-
cord for his biography now. viz: the
American people are not quite SO gross
nor quite SO silly as imagined the n to
be.
Barnum ought to set him coat OF
arms and retire-dsvice, o Gull couch
an.-Chicago Journal.