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AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receive
subscriptions for the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
L. P. FISHER, Merchants Exchange building, Sac
ramento st., San Francisco
J. y. BtLgs, vancouver
+. A. CnESOwETn. Cascade
Dr.. PAGErr, Cowlitz Landing;
L. D. DCRGfS, Grand Mound
JOHN II. JACKSON, JacksOns Prairie
W. T. SAYwARD, Port Ludlow.
GEO, NAGGs, Shoalwlter Bay;
Mr.. WN ATKINSON, Victoria Vancouyers Island
A. BENTON MOSES, SteilacOom
RoBERT THOMSON, Portland, Oregon.
l.. B. HASTINGS, Port Townsend.
, 1855-07-06

MORE ABOUT SANTA ANNA.-A letter
from Vera Cruz says that Santa Anna has
bought the steamer Ben Franklin, and the
bark Catherine AHgNsta, for $500 900, to
receive them on the Mexican Pacific coast.
Sania Anna wants them to blockade Aca-
pulco.
Another report says that Santa Anna
has gone South, with body of troops.
1t was reported that large number Of
soldiers, in Sonoma, had reyolted, and is
sued pronunciamento. WI.
, 1855-07-06

TRIAL OF Col. KINNEY AND CoxsUL FA-
BENs.-Col. Kinney and Consul Fabens
were brought before the u S. Court, at
New York, on the charge of an alleged
design to violate the neutrality laws of the
United States The counsel for the Gov
srnment moved postponcment of the
trial, which motion was opposed by the
counsel for the accused. The judge finally
rnled that tho case should 60 on, when
the district Attorney said that as the law
left it to his disposal to call up case,
he should not call up the case in question
now. The judge then released the sureties,
and required Col. KjAney and Consel
Fabens to enter their own rccognizance in
the sum Of $1,000 each.
, 1855-07-06

CABINET MovEMENr.-A portion of the
Cabinet is rusticating. Guthrie has just
arrived at Louisville somewhat indisposed
by the fatigue Of his late journey home
ward Dobbin is still in Fayetteville, n
c., and probably will remain there until
his health, which has been very inGrm,
but is now improvcing, shall be fully re.
stored. The residue Of the Cabinet are
here in good health. The President is in
excellent health aud spirits, and looks fifty
pert cent. better since Congress has left him
TO his usual summer quiet, -.
, 1855-07-06
RNrE OF ADVERTISING.

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The number Of insertions mast be distinctly marked
On the margin Of advertisements sent u.s. or they will
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, 1855-07-06

RHODE IsLAND.-Providence, has just
elected Know-nO'hing Mayor. BY s2l
majority. y ll ~ .--.I ---.ln-
, 1855-07-06
Chr piOnfrr ano Drmurat.
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IsPUDLIsHED on EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

CITY TRADh REPORT

THURSDAY, July Fer VI.
Asts Of 500 bbls. pots were sde chiefly a,
BrfApsTrfrs.-F our-The market was steady withou.
further alteration in prices Of moment. The sales
brsced 600 600 bbls, including inferior 10
good state AZ IS a. - 70, and fancy with
s. rs So mixed and good Western st - II ~ so;
fancy and extra Genesoe at s1 $12 so and extra Ohio
at $l1 s11 30; Canadian Il 900 bbls) sold at prices
ranging from $40 Sl1 Sll IL, southern 1000 500
bbl.. sold) ranged from $40 Is si2 Rye -four was
dull The sales OF meal reached about 100 bbs.
New Jersey, at - s7h. Wheat-About ], BOO bushels
Michigan white sold private terms and 500 do.
81 3d. and 900 heated Southern at 81 So. Rye
dull 81 IS 81 so asked Oats were quiet at SIC
Csc. CorD1he market was very active, which closed
In favor Of buyers. The sales reached from about
95tt0 geo bushels including parcels tor export at
chiefly at ole.
completed the disposition OF cargo Of BIO tons)
made at 81 30, ths price obtained for the whole.
CORN Sales OF 200 mats Java were made Al i4'.c
es.c cash. and 1860 $50 bags Rio were reported al
To-. 1oc., with about 400 bags do at lol losfe.
and the market co.ed steady without further change
10 pr ices Ct moment
fRIIGnrs we're Inactive to Liverpool about 20 COO
bushels II engaged in bulk 1t 3D. 3ad. 500
bales Of cotton, at 32d I'd. for uneomprssssd, and
900 taiss DO private terms. Rates to London
ao. T. H.yr. cotton y At al ..he: and rice
antwerp, 2Go0 obs rosin were engaged At a.. 1000
bags coffee al 30 lcd and ECO bales % cotton 5ioa
To Bremen, rome bone was engaged at &c To Glasgov,
about 10 600 bushels Of taken, in bulk AT
4hd beef was taken at 3d. and oil at 2es per ton To
Canornia rAtse unchanged.
BAY.-Tbe market III for good old shipping lots,
which soid 10 moderate extent at vi 81 o6, and
holders demanded 81 IL.
fnoS.- within day or two about 100 a 200 tons Of
scotch pig have been sold 1T so 80 a s3l.
NoiAssss wzs brm but quiet.
NAVAL STORES unchanged, and sales moderate.
PHovrsioss.-Port: The market rather hrmsr; the
sales Of reached about 200 400 bbls in
cluciDg 500 new mesa ele so, and prime At
sic 30 SIC &C. and old at $40 D. Beef was steady
without change In prices the saee we're 100 200 bills
Cut meats we're dull and easier The sales included 100
100 packages at hc Sc for shoulders, and axe.
10kc for hams. Butterstats and Western ranged from
l5c zoe Cheese quiet At 4c &c Lard heavy sales
ECO . 800 bbls. At 10hc. 1910.
RcE-SaIes Of 600 bags Fast India were sold 10 Dos
ton for Nev York At T., and 100 casks prime we're Ie
ported at &c. . exc.
srTcpz-sman sales Of Pepper we're made at lie.
srGkRz.-The sales included about GOO hhda, chiefly
Cuba muscovsdo, At 5rc. 5xe. csc about hal! OF
~hieh t6fe De. The sales embraced small iot
OF New Orleans prime ate &c.
Tstto~ quiet being held above the views q buJ.
wmsux The sales embsaeei 200 3co bois. s,ss
Prison at 2lc.
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estimated st IS $40 IoO an advance Of ss7 100 Tia
rate Of taxation win be % on ths thousand. IL hn
been found that the increase OF new shps hes more
than made up depreciation VI 20 PEI cent allowed
by the assessors.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
condition of the leading departments ofths banks
Of Boston during the week preceding Monday morn
ing the 9th inst
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The Harvard Branch Railroad was sold by auc
ton at Cambridge, Friday, the 9th inst, by an act
Of the last Legislature, the directors being entitled
70 zeal an its right, title and appurtenances. VIM.
+. Whitney, OF Cambridge, was the purchaser, for
$4,000. This branch, with Its staff IN house. cost
Abe original stockholders some twenty two thousand
dollars. The line extends from the Bleachery Sta.
ton q the Fchbuxg road 10 sonervile, TO near the
, College building In Cambridge.
\ The total vAustion Of property In Newburypors,
" tAAs IL 81 600 900, an increase q t2l45oo from
ast Assessment. Real estate amounts to o. 49,.
~ "a increase Il tl21, 400; and persosAl estate Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13
LIST OF LETTERS
RsnalHhg = ~ lev Isrk shy Psa onse,
Friday, July Is, 1856.

PubnaAsl sxclusivsly IN ths nEw YoaK HRAID. By
ses q Coagrsss-hs paper havss ne Is~esa circulation
y any ~ The United States
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those Of the preceding week present the annexed
staremeut:-
Capital stock .s2, 10 600 $40 us 900 Unch.esed
Sas from other 81, ssssss ssss iss Inc $50
Due to other banks e,244,lsl 6,9o2,las g 65s.ol1
Circulation ....... 7,ioo,Os5 s,243,4so " 1,l37, Ala
The British Board Of Trade returns for The m ,nt1
ending the 3lst Of May, show decrease in the
declared value Of English expectations OF 1872 $50,
as compared with the corresponding month OF last
years. This result is not says the Times unsatsfAc
tory looking at the contraction Of business that has
been long in progress, together with the fact that
although transactions are now less numerous than
they were year ago, they are all Of healthy cha.
racter such unsound speculaNons as were prevalent
at that time having terminated in the break up OF
the various parties then enjoying spurious credit
by the aid Of some Of the provincial joint stock
banks The present falling of has been chiefly in
wooen manufactures, metals, hardware, ready.
made clothing, and beer and ale, thus indicating
that the dimnution in the shipments to Austrais
and America is still the principal cause of the
change.
With regard to imported commodities, the totals
chow remarkable s'esdiness in the home consump.
ton, the quantities of the principal articles taken
into use being very rearly the same as at this pc.
riod Of 1854. Sugar forms an exception, as 1t
exhibits considerable decline; but this Is simply
owing to the argeness Of the supplies taken by the
trade during the four preceding months. OF bread
stufis the arrivals have continued comparatively
light. The imports Of other articles have bsen gen
orally limited. or dyes and dyeng stuiis the guam
tity has been about equal 70 an average; glass and
leather manufactures continue to sho decrease Of
metals, also, except tin, the supply has been small
and timber presents decrease both in Importation
and consumption. Guano and seeds still exhibit
an incnafa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13
LADIES LIST.

Allen Mrs. vapds. Armstrong Aiss
water at Elisabeth MON
Allen Mrs Eiir'th Atkinson Miss, 81
Appleton Mise Mary Marks plsce
Armstrong hissAdo- Austin Miss Lizzie
laids AustinMrs LouisaL
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Total. So, ss7 500 34os, 200 16 500 s4s SPAS 4es
Tie aggregate Of the last returns compared With
those Of the preceding week present the annexed
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(yfOrHrs. - ADglT Onoyxrfgsgs HAVING A. Y
~ 70 dbyo~s ~sss fss cash r~>s ~ s~sss-~
W The s~r~s ~ fAsfs1S ssr-~f csas. " sss
bs>sAvsy, o- W ist'v nfssgs 90 Sst L2iss ~
issssc ~ NJ Z. gsi,.,N
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During this period the navigation was interrupted
by breaks upon the Champlsin, Chenango and &C.
resee Valley canals, and the tolls upon the Cham.
plain canal were merely nominal.
Aggregate condition Of the Bank Of the State Of
Missouri and It's branches on the 3Oth June, 1856
BANK or MISSOURI AND BRANCHES
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HON EY MARKET

THURSDAY, July l2-6 +. M.
The market was duu to. day, and the bsars had
trise tho advantage. As compared With yesterday,
Erie declined 1; New York Central, /; Reading, u;
Cleveland and Toledo, &; Cumberland Coal, 1; Nj
caagus Tranait, I. The business done in bonds
was small, except in the Illinois Central, OF which
several lots changed hands at decline of per
cent On yesterdays prices.
Al the second board the market WIS steady, but
there was mot much doing In any stock. There Ia
evidently scarcity OF buyers, but holders are NOT
Obliged or disposed to make any couc sssons OF con-
sequence. The bears see in the future an impor-
tant change in the money market; trey believe ia
serious drain upon our supply Of specie and their
minds are filled with all sorts Of gloomy thngs. II
10 very curious to hear this class Of spscus.ors pre-
dieting ruin snd desolation waie every ore else il
anticipating great abundance and prosperity. Now
that the harvests have been pretty generally &c.
cured and We have guaranty Of plenty il is really
refreshing to listen to these croakers We know
that bread and potatoes will be cheap, and that l.
worth more than all the fancy stocks and fancy spe-
culatons in Wall street.
Money is easv: in exchange nothing is doing,
The report CT the Committee of.<ne Bankers Con.
venton at Syracuse, in favor of general clearing
house for the country banks, IL much discussed and
generally approved
Tho following dividends have been declared =
The Boekman Fire Insurance Company, semtan
nual dividend Of seven per cent payable On the LIST
OF August. The Mercantile Bank, a semiaunual d.
vidend of five per cent, payable on tho 10th inst.
The Continental Insurance Company, Q Sc nj annu.
al divideEd!of five per CENT payable on tAe 10th inst
The Delaware ard Rsritsn Canal and Camden and
Amboy Railroad and Transportation Companies, a
semi annual dividend Of six per cent, payable on
tho 18th Of July. The Alsbams Life and Trust
Company, a semiannual dividend of SIX per cent.
Fulton Insurance Company, Mobile, eight per cent
for the last six months. Merchants Insurance
Company. Mobile, eight per cent. The Mobile City
Insurance Company, semi annual, eight per cent
Bank Of Mobile, semi annual, four per cent, all on
demand.
A. H. Ncolay sold this day, at l2a O'Clock, at the
Merchants' Exchange
- n - n
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tho Eastern Railroad defalcation, and is natural that
some Of them should not BE- strictly correct.
pendent Of the Courier states that Mr.. s. Tuckerman
the dsfaultsr, paid dividend yesterday the Port
land, Saco and Portsmouth stock, at the office Of the
Eastern road and asks If the transaction under the cir
- forowsA stocktolder called at the Office, and
Ing no one 1T the desk but Tuckerman went away and
called again. Upon his return he found there, with
TucksrmAn, young man named Osborn, who has bsen
employed in the Office for some tne and asked for his
divicend, which handed to him by Osborn-Mr.
Tuckerman rsmAIking, "why, il had known what you
wanted when you came In before should have paid to
you the dividend myself" Tucserman was all the time
~ ever which naturally excited the Of the stock
holder
Receipts on the Morris canal continue on the in
erase. They compare as follows
~
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THO eISCIlVu TOT u1tCIOIB u JUG UUrWICu 6uU
Worcester Railroad Company was held yesterday.
st Norwich. The old board were reelected, With
the addition OF the following gentlemen, TO fill
cancies, wiz Charles J. S.edman and John A.
Weeks, Of New York, and A. II. Almy, Of Norwich.
Joel W. White, Esq, Of Norwich, was re elected
President. The new board subsequently declared
dividend Of two and half per cent, the same 10 be
credited to each stockholder, and to bs paid, with
interest, 90 soon the company in fands, from
the sale Of bonds, to replace the earnings which
have been expended in the payment Of matured la-
bilites, and In thu construction Of the connection
with the London Railroad at N orwich.
II appears from the Boston Traveller that Tack
ernan u still at large, and easy in hts MUD. That
i0nrnal aava:-
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At PgylTg ssfg.-osF HUNDRED AIsacc
"a oos., o. -, anss ess,s, ". sia<s elos sr-rs.,
IA uiuny yfea<h cloth, " ~ bnsa ss.sis ssd Dasts
81 sA<k OWE sreiios fsoens C~sA s3vaao~s saAAs
60 e.ssiSnrssis 81 siotstsg ssf s,y y>c1s svs
troasn tes-'s rsfshsss4 In Nsssaa ssy~~t
rAsg ofS C'BfHfsS ~ KyyusY fs1ssstPYl0s
- vssi~a-ns hssssi pgiss r.ss, sss essk rsi1 70
tufs~s' DsSsy. Sssu~rsA vsssiss W sspsss ~ esssA
lns ~ s"ez fsssy, fee . hssgNl a~ss ssvvsls~a ere
rsqasss>< " sst % sass~s JANA. h0kVsxf. n
hrssf ssrssi Qs;s Orssss ssr~~t)
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
i Dramatic Incident.

Our readers will remember that when
the schooner Washington was wrecked, a
short time since, near Milwaukee. it was
supposed that all but two Of the sailors
were drowned. When the news reached
Milwaukee. the wife of one of the sailors
supposed 70 be lost came TO the shore,
heard the heavy iidings which made her
q widow. and returned to her poor home
IN state bordering on phrenzy. The light
and warmth of this poor woman's life had
gone forever. All through the long
hours she sal weeping and rocking to and
fro, ard pressing her child to her heart,
for it was III, until midnight Then she
heard feeble step and knock at the door.
She said WHO is therep 1t is L. the
familiar voice replied. She gave scream
os joy. end admitted her husband.
Nothing could exceed the womans
frantic delight; she threw herself upon
the floor and wcp.. and clung to her hus-
bands neck and laughed Til The tears
came again. Such happy reunion was
d foletaste OF Heaven.
Love like this can be repaid but with a
lifetime of devotion.
The sailor. it seems, had left the wreck,
and, al tae imminent peril Of his life,
reached the shore, and had walked TWEEN
ty miles ere he reached his home.
I1IilpGHkee american.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

APPEARAEcEs.-Upon the subject Of
dress and appearances. the n. Y. Times
thus remarks:
"A coat that has the marks of use upon
it is recommendation to people of sense.
and a hat with too smooth a nap and too
high lvstre is derogotary circumstances
The best coats in Broadway IRE on the
backs of penniless tops. broken down
merchants, clerks with pitiful salaries,
and men that do not pay up. The hea-
West gold chains dangle from the fobs Of
gamblers and gentlemen of very limited
means, costly ornaments on the ladies in.
dicate TO eyes that are we'll open to fact
OF silly lover or husband cramped for
funds. And when pretty woman goes
by In suit of plain and neat apparel. it
Is the presumption that she has fair ex-
pectations and husband that can show a
balance in his favor. For women are
like books-too much gliding makes men
suspicious that the binding is the most
important point
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
Rhodes FeverAnd Agua Cure,

HISOR the prevention aud cure Of Intermit-
Il tent aud Remitlent F levers. Fever & AgHe
Chills and Fevor, Dumb Ague, General Deb.l-
ity, Night Sweats. and all other forms Of dis
ease which have common origin in Malaria OF
Miasma.
This IL natural autidote which viii entire
~ protect any resilient or traveller even in the
most sickly or swampy localities, from any
Ague or Bilious disease whatever or ANY in
jury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Mas
ma.
1t will Instantly check the Aeue in p srsons
who have suffered for any length OF time, ION
one day TO twenty years, so that they need
never to have another chill by continuing II
use according TO directions. The patient 4
once begins TO recover his appetite and sirenstl
and continues until radical cure is effected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
cases. some may require more. Direction,
printed in German, French and Spanish, &C
company each bottle. Price One Dolllr -
Liberal discounts made To the trade.
JAMES a. RHODES, Providence, r. l.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

Dr.. Thomas, of Monticello, Indiana.
reports case of rattlesnake bite. Mr.. J..
II. S., aged IS. who stands six feet in his
stockiags-who by the way was very
fond 0! bsandy-had just been bitten on
the inside Of bis left heel by large rat
tlesuake-both fsngs had been we'll in
serted IN the muscles. In So hours he
WAS sound and well. gave him in the
snort time alluded 10. one quart of bran.
dy. and oAe and hall gallons of whisky,
al without intoxication. He wanted
more, and | refused to supply his wants.
The next day Mr.. H., his neighbor, was
passing along. and saw him with his pants
rolled up to his knees. barefooted, and
wading around in some weeds and gras;
with his feet. H., asked if he had los,
anything. No SIR What are you doing
then2 L am hunting a snake There
amt any liquor only what DR.. Thoma:
hos, ana he won't let me have any unless
am snake bit. SO am hunting one.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

A WONDERFUL discovery has recently
IA been made by DR.. Curtis Of this city, in
the treatment oil Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases OF the Lungs. We refer TO DR.. Cur
It's Hygeana. or Inhaing Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method, DR..
G. has restored many afflicted ones to health,
as an evidence of which he has irnumerable
certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a
physician remarks, cit is evident that inhsl-
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing yapor--the medicinal properties must come
In direct contact with the whole AERIAL cavities
oil the lungs, and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when in
troduced into the stomach and subject to the
proc SIS OF dlges ton" The Hygeana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
try.-NeD York Dufchman, Jan. IA.
The Inhaler is worn on the beast under til e
linen without the least inconvenence--the
heat OF the body being sufficient to evaporate
the. fluid.
l5TFor sale by II. 3. PERSHING, Plymouth.
May 3, 1855. wi.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
Great Bargains.
4 q g ASR T. g


HWO PROVED FARMS, ten
i miles south west of Plymouth, in the Bur
Oak Flats, Marshall county, Ind, are now of
Tered tor sale at bargain. they are situate
IN the very heart OF the county.
a DAG 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.
The 240 acre tract has $50 acres well i'm
proved, with the usual number of farm build
ings, and young orchard. The balance tim
bered, 30 acres of which is three miles north
west of the Improvements. and is heavily tim
bered.
Persons wishing to settle in Northern Indi-
ana, Will do well TO call and see these Farms
before making selection. The county is fast
settling with industrious and thriving pop
ulation. and the Railroads now being finished
to the county seat, affording an outlet for pro-
duce and travel, render all the conveniences
incident to comfortable and valuable home
complete in most essentials.
These farms are richly worth sos 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. q. Edwards or g. p. Cherry, at the Ho-
tells IN Plymouth, or to Isaac Dreese on the
premises. ISAAC DREESE,
RUBEN DREESE.
June 2S, 1885. l5tf.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"LEwKBURG. Uuion Co., Pa. May2. 1853
Mr.. j: A. Rhodes-Dcar Sir: The box oi
medicine you seat me was duly received on tie
llth OF April | have sold about one hal. of Il
and far the people no have used it are sa-
tised that 1t has cnred them. Ii has certainly
stopped the Ague IN every one who mas used
it and SIX of the cases were of To- g standing.-
My sister, who has had it for five or six wears
back, coul never get it stopped except by
Quinne. and that only as long as she would
take it, is now, think, entirely cured BY Your
remedy. G.. r. McGINLEN.'
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
b97a Meat Market.

j. & 8. Patterson Have erected a
Meat Merket on the corner north of Pershing' S
Drug store, where they will endeayor to sup
ply the citizens of Plymouth with fresh meats
every morning, or as often as the demands OF
their customers may require.
They will pay tire best market price in cash
for Butter, Eggs and Chickens, and sill at ali
times be ready to pay cash for Fat Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs. J. as. p.
June Z, 1855. 12tf
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
Evidence OF Safety.

NV uRK, june IT, 800.
al have made chemical examination Of
Rhodes" Fever and Ague Cure or '.Auiidote
to Malaria,'' and have tested it for Arsenic.
Mercury, Quinine, and Strycbnine, but have
not found particle of either iD il, nor have |
found any substance in Its composition that
would prove injurious TO the constitution.
JAMES r Chiffon, ". D., Chemist"
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
II. c. BAXTER
MANUFACTURERS OF
in, Sheet Iron and Copperware,

NIOULD most respectfully inform the
wv citizens of Marshall county, that they
are now under full Roadway, and are prepared
to furnish any article in their line, a Shade
lower than customers have heretofore been
IN the habit OF paying, and perhaps a little
lower than any other establishment in this part
of Northern Indiana.
We are practical workmen ourselves, and
manufacture our own wares OF the ve,v hest ~
stock, and as we intend making ii a permanent
business-perhaps for lie, our customers may
rest assured that we Will sell them none hut