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important to Females.
DR.. MANS PILLS

The combinations of ingredients in these
Pals is the result of long and extensive prac-
iice; they are mild in their operation, and GER
tain of restoring nature 20 i:s roper channel
In every instance have the Pills proved suc-
ceSsful. The Pills invariably open those OBJ
siructions 10 which females are liable. and bring
nature into It's proper channel. whereby health
is restored and the pile and ceathly connie
nance changed to healthy one. No female
can enjoy good health unless she is regular; ana
whenever an obst -uction takes place whether
from exposure. cold, anv other cause the
general health imm9distely begins 20 dec.ino
and the want of such a remedy has been The
cansc of so many c'nsumptions among young
females. To ladies whose health will no, per.
mi, an increase of their family, thes., pills will
prove valuable acquisition they VIII pre-
vent pregnancy. Head ache. pain in the size,
pnpitation IF the heart, loathing of food, aI.l
disturbed sleep do most always arise frorn III,
rruption of nature; and whenever that is the
the pulls will invariably remedy al. IA, s.
evils. Nor are they less cfii-acious in the cure
of Leucor. hpl. commonly called The Witt"
These pills should never be taken curing
pregn sncy, as they would be sure - c.Ysc a
miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable.
and free from anything injurious to lifo he'li'h
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box.
These Pills put up in sq1are, fa' boxes.
Persons residing where there is no ascncy f.-
tal,l shed by inclosing one dollar In l.rter,
to q. K. Trip fremont House, oIc ,.o,.r i-s,sIl
j. fferSon Avenue, Detroit. Michigan, eau have
them sent to their respective addresses lpy re-
mail C.. L. CHEESENAN,
Proprietor. New Y ~:
o. K. TR,rP, fremont House. general agent
for Michigan ii. B. Pershing, Agent, IiyIn-
outh. lnd.
Sept 90 1855 c-vi
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. Sc

Richa I'd Corbaley, clerk Of the circuit
j. court of said county, hereby certify. that at
the next annual election 10 be held at the usu-
al places of holding elections in said coun ty,
on the second Tuesday, the 9th day of Octo-
Der next, the following officers are to be fill.
ed, to- wit: one Clerk OF the Marshall circuit
court: and one county Commissioned for the
frs. district; also in North township in said
comfy. the qualified voters will elect two per-
sons to the Office of Justice o. the Peace, nice
Silas N. Champlain and Designey Conger,
present incumbents, whose terms will expire
on the LIST o. November next; also in Bourbon
township. there is one Justice Of the Peace to
elect, pice James McWhorter present incum-
bent, whose term will expire on the LIST Of
November next.
Witness nv hand and the seal Of
CsEAL.] said Marshall circui. court at Ply
mouth, this 18th day Of September
1855. r. CORBALEY, elk.
Nofe.--The above notice, for the election
oil clerk is given in compliance with provis-
ION OF the new Constitution OF the State of In
diana, which took effect and became Of force
on the first day of November 1851.
hold commission as clerk OF the Marshall
circuit court, issued by the Governor OF Indi-
ans, authorizing me to hold said office for the
term OF seuen years from the 29th day of April
1850; and hereby give notice to all concern
ed that intend to hold the office under said
Commission. R. CORBALEY. elk.
September IL, 1855.
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Arrival of the A Africa.
LATER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX Sent lit

HALIFAX. Sept. llth.
The Africa arrived here at an early
hour this A. M. Her dates from Liver
pool are TO Sept. LIST, one week later than
those by the Atlantic.
The Africa will be due at Boston OH
Wednesday afternoon. so that her mails
will reach N. Y. that night.
The week had been productive Of no
event Of mo nent. and the attitude of the
belligerents was entirely unchanged.
Interesting details of the battle of Trac-
tar Bridge on the Tchernaya aud the Of
fetal accounts Of the Allied comma nds
had been received.
They do not alter the complexion OF
the affaii. and claim it was decided vic.
tory for the Allies.
Another Russian attack on the allied
lines. near the cemetery. was looked for
and pre- partitions were being made TO re
sist il.
II was definitely announced that Omar
Pacha is 10 command the forces in Asia
forthwith.
There is nothing important from the
Baltic, or in regard to affairs at Kars.
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rived at gravel bed switch. which she
appropIia ted TO her own use, jumped off
the track, turned a complete double sum
merse:, and so twisted and turned her
self as 10 land right side up headed in q
reverse direction. completely de molishing
the Tiger" and terrifying gang OF ha nds
tina, happened to escape destruction at the
final smash up.
When the coupling broke. the engineer
and fireman happened to be on the tender,
and thus they were deprived Of the plea :
sure of this lightning ride. The engine
happened to pass over the road on the
time Of the down passenger train. but by
n fortunate occurrence the passenger train
was delayed beyond her time. and thus
saved itself from certain destruction.
Plain Dealer. 4.
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Inhalation For the cure Of .fsfh
ma and CO2tssFssslstiO1t.
New & very wonderful Hygeana brought
home 10 the door OF the million.

4 Wonder Ul discovery has recently been
"A made by DR.. Curtis of this city, in Tho
treatment of consumption, Asthma and oil
diseases of the Lungs. We refer 10 DR.. Cur
It's Hygeana. or Inhaling Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup. With this new method, Dr.. =.
has restored many afflicted ones TO health es
evidence of which he has innumerable GER
certificates. Speaking of the treatment, a
physician remarks: at is evident that inhsl-
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapor--the Medical properties must come
in direct contact with the whole arial cavities
OF lie lungs. and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when in
troduced into tie stomach. and subject TO the
process Of digestion" The Hygeana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
try.-Neo York DutchmGn, jim. II,
The Inhaler iSwor on the breast under the
linen without the least inconyenience--thc
heat OF the body being sufficient 10 eyaporate
the fluid. See other advertisements. 25m2.
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From Norfolk and Portsmouth.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 7.-Our citizens have
responded nobly to the calls for assist.
ance for Norfolk and Portsmouth. Three
thousand dollars were subscribed this
morning. at the counter OF the American
Office, making the total amount OF col.
lec,ions in this city Sl7, 900.
A steamboat load of provisions is now
sent down daily from this city. A NEE,
ing Of The citizens of Baltimore is called
for to morrow TO devise further means Tor
the relief of the sufferers.
The news received by boat from Nor.
folk this morning is awful.
The remaining residents are. suffering
fIum famine os we'll az fever. News from
Norfolk to Thursday evening states tina,
IL deaths had occurred at Norfolk Infir.
mary during the "a hours ending a, two
O'Clock Wejne sday. and about so are said
to have occurred in the private practice.
Four deaths occurred at the lnfirmary
Thursday morning. 81 of the victims
were buried in one pit in Potters field on
Wednesday. Among the deaths we no.
,ice the following: Mrs. Geo. w. Kemp,
Mrs. Henry Howard, Mrs. John Shuster
Mrs. Thos. F. Owen, and John Shuster.
DR.. Gooch, Of Richmond, Va. Mr.. Jack
son. a student Of medicine from Washing
ton. Mr.. Dodd. of Norfolk, Mrs. Wilson
and Chas. Solomon. one OF the nurses
from Baltimore. are extremely i'll. DR.
West, of New York. DR.. Nune, of Savan-
nah. and DR.. Smith. Of Columbia. Pa,
were attacked with the disease yes,e rday
as were also Mr.. Cracroft. SUDDEN, oil
medicine from Philadelphia, and nurse
who accom- panied Dr. Smith, whose name
is unknown. B. B. Walters and several
members Of his family are down. Mr..
Gatewood. agent of the associated press
is still very i'll and nurse has been sen,
to him. Miss Andrews. Of Syracuse, il
better. The Rev. Mr.. O'Keefe. of the
Catholic church, and Rev. Mr.. Willis, oil
the Methods. Episcopal church. are both
doing we'll. Rev. Mr.. O'Keefe's sisteI
was attacked last night. Mr.. Kirkpairick
is recovering, and the Jourdan family are
reported as convalescent. Capt. Edwards
had relapse but is now better. A, pres.
ent there are from fifty to sixty patient,
at the Howard lnfrmary. and eleven a,
the Naval Hospital at Portsmouth.
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Singular Railroad Accident Locomotive Loose

Yesterday afternoon singular accident
occurred On the northern division OF the
Toledo Railroad. few miles this side of
Toledo. by which the locomotive Tiger"
vas completely demolished. without fur.
Their injury. The engine was near the
apex of steep grade attached to a heavy
gravel train, when the coupling between
itself and the tender gave wav and left the
locomotive TO shoot forward like d fash
of lightning, without engineer. fireman.
or any other person 10 check her motion.
She whizzed on without regard to rules or
regulations. passing switches and eros.
sings without any motion or alarm on her
part. At one poin: she shot trough a
gang OF hands that were busy lereIing
and graveling the track. The men had
hardly time to jump out Of the way of
sure destruction, On. on. she sped. with
her head towards the west, until she ar.
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The Missouri MOb0cratS in Kansas.

We are much gra,ified 10 see the ques-
tion mootea. as to whether the Execu-
iiveis under obligations TO interfere with
the local or legislative authority of Kan.
sas. II that body was legally cons,itu-
fed. and its members were the legi,imat tie
representatives Of the actual settles and
bona fde voters of the territory, there
would be no difficulty in deciding as TO
the legality oftheir acts. President TAY.
LoR, in his message to Congress, January
I'll. 1880. states that the instructions
given TO the government officers were
that all measures of domestic policy
adopted by the people of California must
originate solely rith Themselves" and
that his aim had been to avoid any inter.
ference with the election Of delegates.
Here the true principles Of territorial
organizations were adhered to; and we pre-.
sumo The present executive still endorses
them to the fullest extent; but it is his
duty. and it is SO conceded by his most
Jealous organs-the Boston Post as one
of the number-that the President is
made BY the constitution. the execute. of
the laws of the land. yet at the same time
they seem to think he has not the right
TO interfere with the affairs of Kansas as
they have heretofore been, and are still
managed. Were the members IF the
Kansas legislature elected by the bona
Jfde voters of the territory, according to
1.-The laws OF The land" and in conformi-
ty 20 the spirit and inten. of the Kansas
Nebraska act? No one pretends TO con
tend afhrmatively. Then how can that
body as at first organized. act euthorita-
lively and in accordance with the laws
of the land9 1t is simply ridiculous TO
contend that the President has no right
TO interiors. If an armed force is neces-
ssry to protect the real settlers Of Kansas
against the brutal and villsinous assaults
VI buc nllSSOuTl fUOO-
ocrats, it should be promptly furnished.
and unless the act organizing these terri
tories is executed in good faith. and in
accordance with the spirit which gave il
vitality. and living existence at this
day. it will prove nothing less than an
insufferabls humbug and base imposi-
ton. We are devo.edly attached 10 the
principle of poPuIaI sovereignty. but we
will not wear it as cloak TO cover up
swindle of either portion of the Union.
But few days ego. IS or 80 900 Indi-
anians met in Convention at Indianap
oils, and made similar resolves-men too
who had favored the passage Of the bill;
and We doubt not they will live up to
them.
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DITCHIN@,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commits.
Y sioner and Engineer Of the county OF
Starke, will offer for sale as the law directs,
the contract IF Ditching as follows, to wit:
Ditch no. l3, town 80, range ?. bends in Iiv-
er 900 rods. Ditch no 3, town 80, range 2,
4S0 rods,
On the Isl day of October, 1886, at the store
of Charles S. Tibbits, in the town OF hnox, a.
o. clio k p. NJ. OF said day.
Specifications of said bitches, given on Tie
day Of sale, or at the Commissioners Office al
any time. The contractors on the above
bitches will he paid in State lands
CHAS. s. TIBBITS, Com'r.
j. S. BENDER, Engineer.
Sept. 90, 1855. 27t3
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

New Paper.--There is an effort now max
ing to start new paper at this place, to
be entitled Marshall County Democrat
1t may be possible that two papers can be
supported ct this point. but with our ex'
periencs in the business. we look upon il
as doubtful enterprise.
Our readers are well spprised OF the
circumstances under which We took charge
of the Banner the last time, and for Oul
efforts for its regular appearance and Its
faithful advocacy of the interests OF oul
town. county and their citizens. we are
now receiving daily assurance that VIZ
shall not be deserted. We suppose their
variability would not have been so freel!
manifested, had not the effort been made
TO supplant the Banner. 1t will contin
ne its former Independent. course--look
ing to thu interest of our citizens and the
improv ement and prosperity Of our town
and county. and as il has heretofore evin
ced q trustworthy faithfulness in this re
specs. wa may reasonably expect the un'
hesitating support Of those who are op.
posed TO describing old and we'll tried
friends for the sake Of new and untried
experiments. The prospectus of the new
paper gives US to understand that il is to
be an old line Democrats sheet.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20
Three Persons Burned 10 Death.

MrLLvILLE, z. 1. Sept. IA house on
the farm Of Joseph Cooper's estate. in
Hamilton township. in this State, occu.
pied by Wesley Vanamar. was destroyed
by f:e this morning about 3 o'clock, with
its contents. Two sons OF Mr.. Vanamar
sged ten and eighteen years, with Mr..
Albert Ashley, persisted in the flames. A
young man occupying the same room. es
ca ped by Jumping from window. The
cause OF the fire is unknown
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The Deserted Wife, is the title Of new
volume now In press. and to be issued
the last of this north. from the pen OF
Mrs. Southworth, author of the missing
Bride Of which we spoke few weeks
ago. The work is TO contain upwards OF
600 pages, and from the acknowledged
originality and genius of the author. we
have no hesitancy in promising every
reader Of this effort. a rich treat.
Persons remitting 81 25 to 7. B. Pc
terson. l02 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
will receive The work. neatly bound in
cloth. free of postage; or for 81 il will be
sent. in two vols. paper cover.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

What's the Use Of it!-The fusion grind
ers continue the pittiful cry for the resto-
ration Of the Missouri Compromise, and
at the same time resolve and re-resolve
that no more slave States are to be ad.
mitted into the Union. If no more slave
States are TO be admitted. what is the
use of reins,ating the Compromise line
Oh. what a solemn obligation has beer
brokeen-on both sides.
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Hurd'S Golden Gloss
FOR 6EAUTIFYlNG the HAZE

Mis- preparation is highly rerfumed. L
Il gives the hair dark soft, glossy aud
lively appe arance, which cannot be obtained
rom any other article. 1t effectually cleans
es the scalp from dandruff and scurf, and keeps
the head clean and healthy. 1t prevents the
HAIR from falling of or turning grey, and in
splres,t with new life and vgoS. Hurd's Col
den Gloss is put up in large bottles, and sold
at the low price of t,oenty fce cents, by all the
principal dealers in Drugs, Medicines and
Fancy Goods throaghou the world
o. s.. TRIP, Wholesale ag't, fremont House
Detroit, Mich, and ii. b. PERsmYa Plymouth
Ind. Sept 90, 1885. 97vl
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HURD'S HAIR RESTORER.
producing Hair on Bald Heads

NHIS preparation has never failed to pro-
duce new growth OF hair, VIXEN used
according to directions. 1t is designed ex-
pressly for the growth of the hair, whereas,
nearly all articles advertised for this purpose.
are in reality designed only for the toilet
hence the unparalleled success OF Hur3's HAIR
RestoreT. For a superior article for the toilet.
use
HURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS.
Hurd's Jfair Restorer is sold at 81 per bottle.
Golden Gloss g cents, by dealers generally.
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING Co., Projectors.
29l Broadway, New Eork.
0. X TRIP, Wholesale Ageat, fremont
House, Detroit.
Sept; 20, 1855. 2Tyl.
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There is a female Saxehorn Band in
New Albany. and it gave a concert the
other nigh,.--Courier.
Now if you can explain without bloW
in or en-, we should like TO know which
belong to the feminine class-the horns
OF the performers.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

Sentinel Of the l4th inst. says, we learn
that Rev. G. w. AMEs. the Superintend.
emf of the Institution for the Blind, has
resigned his position. and that Prof. w.
c. LARABEE. of Greencaslle. has been
elected by the Trustees. to fill the vacancy.
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Fatal Affray.-The last Rochester Flag
gives an account of an ARRAY that occur
red in Wayne township in that county,
between Charles Hiser and Taylor Nc.
Laughlin, in which the former was killed.
The quarrel originated about a business
transaction between the two. We have
heard of no legal investigation of the mat
ter
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Notice to Heirs & Creditors,

State Of Indiana. Marshall county.
A Petition will be presented to the Mar
IA shall Common Pleas court, and heard at
the court house in Plymouth by said court at
Its next term, to commence on the third Mon
day OF October next, for an order for The sale
of Land belonging 10 the estate OF Daniel An
drews deceased, late of this county, his per-
sonal estate being insufficient to pay his debts.
z u JAMES ELLlOTT Admir-.
Seps ~, leoo. r 27t3.
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O. Ns TRERR,

MANUFACTURER and wholesale Dealer
lVI in Perfumery, Patent Medici mes, Mil
ler's washing compound and Starch Polish.
German Green Sslve, Thermometers, Canded
Spices Chewing Gum, Cigars, &c. fremont
House, one door from Jefferson Avenue.
Detroit Michigan. sep 20, '55-27yl..
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From Burlington.

BURLINGToN. N. j., Sept. 7.--Mr. Fisk,
of Connecticut. one Of the persons injured
by the recent accident on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, died this morning
This is the twenty third victim of the d.
saster. Mrs. Gillespie is rapidly sinking.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

LNROM the subscriber at the Job on the Fl.
IL Wayne and Chicago Railroad. near Bliss
vile in Marshall county Dun Horse. black
name and tail, blind Of one eye. pretty we'll in
years of full age. but ! wish to give him his
free papers. Any one returning him, shall be
suitably rewarded. WM. HOGAN.
Sept 20, 1855 0zt2
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The Evansville Journal makes quite o
gay appearance in its pretty new dress.
and it pouches out like a little two foot
Hoosisr on Sabbath morning, inpatient
ly waiting-wi,h its hands in its breech-
es pockets up to the elbows. for the ring.
ing of the church bell. That's right. II
don't get one every Sunday.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

INDIANA FREE BANKs.--The Indian
apolis Journal Of yesterday. saws: The
deprecated. Free Bank paper has mostly
disappeared, Ind the books of The Auditor
show but a small amount remaining out:
and that is mostly in the hands ofdeal.
srs In uncurrent paper"
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HURD,s COUGH BAISiN.

IS prepared from a receipt fsOm an elnine u
i member Of the Medical profession, and s.
licits the scrutiny Of the scientific. Il has
been success ul in arresting disease m a mui-
titude OF cases, IN which without this invaiua-
bic medicine, the sufferer would have become
a victim o. that fell destroyer, CohsumpIi IN.
Try 1t La lies, already the incipient grow IN OF
this disease, is discernable in your hollow
cheek and Sunken eye, which il not checked,
Will bring you into premature and early eraTe
TRY 1T, and you Will find a restoration OF
youth and health. o. X. TRIP, ho.essls
Agent, fremont House, Detroit. II. B. PER-
SIZING. Agent, Plymouth, Ind.
Sept. 90, 1855. s7yi.
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The CHICAGO JOURNAL makes its ap.
pearance in beautiful new type, and is
now one of the neatest. as well as one OF
the ablest conducted pa pers in the West
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

In Warren county. Mississippi, recent
ly.a corcner's jury returned verdict
that ''the deceased died from the vista
tion Of God. or some other disease I'm
known to the jury.
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Another Murderer Convicted Hubbard hs

Another Murderer Convicted. Hubbard hss
been tried az Wabash for the murder Of the
French family last fall, convicted and
sentenced to be hung on the 18th Of De-
cember. His wife will probably not be
tried until next March.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

The qualified voters OF Marshall county, and
State of Indiana. are hereby notified to meet
at their usual places of holding elections, in
their respective townships, on the second
Tuesday in October next, and then and there
vote Tor persons to fill the Offices mentioned in
the clerk certificate, true copy Of which is
hereto attached.
JOHN L. THOMPSON,
Sheriff NJ @.
Plymouth Sent. 90 1855 o7t3
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

wife" said henpecked husband,
Ego TO bed" Il won't" We'll then sill
up--I will be minded"
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

Sam why is your head like dc moon?'
i don't know JIM Give il up. Be
knse it am supposed to be inhabited. =
Yah! yah!
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

Young ladies should never object being
kissed by printers, they should make every
allowance for the freedom Of the press.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

There is man in Vermont who feeds
his geese on iron filings, and gathers steel
pens from their wings.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20

Yankee doctor has got up remedy
for hard times. 1t consists OF ten hours
labor we'll worked in.
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A Boy Shot.

We have jus, been informed of the par
ticulars OF a sad accident which happe M ed
near Milford, in Kosciusko County on
las: Friday. 1t appears that two boys
aged resp eclful'y IL and Ii years. had
borrowed gun md went out hunting.
they had got some distance when The old
est boy requested the youngest 10 carry
the gun, il being loaded at the time, bu,
had no cap on; he done SO ill he came 10
fence. when the youngest boy pointed
the gun at the eldest said III shoe. you.
the oldest boy knowing there was no CAP
on replied. Fire awny.' when the hoy i'm
medlateIy pulled away nt The trigger and
sho, the eldest through The temple. on the
right side; he never moved afterwards. /,
is supposed that the composition in the
hammer ignited the powder. and thus the
poor boy lost his life. The boy name who
was shot is Shaffer. the other boys we
did not learn Goshen Democrat.