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Dal!cy'S Magical Pain Extractor.

The great aud principal characteristics oil
Dll.ey's Magical Pain Extractor consist:
1st OF its failing and unique property,
us soon as applied TO any external injury, to
check innimation instantly and rapidly 10 reduce
it. This feature constitutes lis great power to
alleviate the pain of burns and scalds, and oil
ether painful diseases in so incredibly short a
space Of time, and as will appear from the few
testimonials hereunto annexed. Every ietelli-
gent mind is fully aware that, in all cases fcx-
ternal injury, the pain is produced by iniiarna-
ton OF the injured parts; and therefore if you
move the cause, the effect must cease.
81. Its ruriGcatve properties neutralize the
poison that may Turk in the system, aud will
when applied to the sores, draw reldily all inn
pare matter to the surface, and eject Thence
the great discharge it produces from sores occa-
stone by burns--and when applied to old and
inveteratc sores, Salt Rheum, or other cutane-
Gus diseases.
Each box of Genuine Dilley's Pain Extractor
has upon it a Steele Plate Engraved label with
the signature of o. V. CLIcKENER & Co., Pro-
pretors. and HENRY DALEY manufacturer. All
others counterfeit. Price % cents per box
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines throughout the United Stiles and Canada
OK. TRIP. Gen. Ag'tior Michigan, at Detroit
Clickcner's Pills for sale.
II. D. PERSHlNG, Ag't. Plymouth Ind.
Sept 20, 1855. 27y1:
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1)Inn,olli) Banner,
The first permanent Newspaper establish
ed at Plymouth, Ind.
Independent i'm all things:
Fet!srd by party trammcls, CliqHes or tll-
sh Misunderstanding sacred the public good:
EXTEND ITS CAREER!
The 9th Volume Of the Plyn

The 9th Volume Of the Plym-
outh Weekly Banner will be commeheed i'm
mediately after the expiration of The present
volume, and although il has at present per-
rnanent living patronage, ii is the anxious de-
sire of its proprietor to increase its circu alton
and usefulness.
| In few weeks more, we shall commence
the third year OF cur connection with this es-
! Enlistment, and whilst we seek this as fit
opportunity to return our warmest thanks to
those who haze manifested an unfaltering de-
votl0n IN Its prosperity, we appeal to them at
the same time. to continue their exertionS IN
extending the circulation Of the paper and It's
advert sing patronage.
| As heretofore the Banner will occupy an In
dependent position upon all topics which may
agitate the public mnd-leaving its conduc-
tor free to vote as his own discretion may dc
.ate; and when parties get upon our platform
we will sustain them, and when they abandon
I 1t We will as promptly and freely repudiate
them We are conscientiously opposed TO
the extension OF slavery beyond its present
limits, and would gladly see it abolished
where it now exists; bat we are just as much
opposed 10 the use OF illegal and unjuStiahle
means TO accomplish these ends. We fall
out with no one for differing with us upon such
subjects, and feel justifable in expecting the
same liberality at the hands of others.
/ DOtu III our social anu pOlluc3i Intercourse
with our friends, we have doubtless erred
We know we have, and who has not? Whilst
our faults may be of one character and those
of our neghbors partaking of another, chart
! ty, mutual forbearanee aud kindness may ap-
! ply the essential remedy; and so far as We
are conceTned--careleSs about special promi-
seS--we shall necessarily strive 10 avoid all
error. When this is done, irreconcilable en-
emies may bark and howl at our heels until
they mire and rot in their native fiiih.
1t is pleasure to have the good VIII and
patronage of every one, unless it has TO be
purchased at too great sacrifice; but we have
ever placed toe high an estimate upon the kind
and liberal inhabitants of Northern Indiana,
10 believe that there are very many OF their
number requiring that sacrifice.
The terms OF the paper will be as heretofore,
and by the aid and exerton OF our friends, we
hope to commence the 5th volume OF the Ply
mouth Banner with an increased circulation;
and surely, in view of the flattering prospects
OF our town, and the increased facilities that
are Just at the very doors of our mercantile,
laborng and agricultural classes, in the way
of Railroad and other improvements--of which
the Banner has ever been the firm friend
we may reasonably expect the realization OF
our wishes. WM. J. BURNS,
Editor & Proprietor:
Plymouth, Feb. IA, 1856.
New laniSs.-Deeds, Mortgages and
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8REgEAL NO ZEgES.
The Law of Newspapers.
Patrons will observe the following

Patrons Will observe the following
"law OF ne wspapers:"-
l. Subscribers, who do not give express
notice to the contrary. are considered as wish
ing TO continue their subscription.
j. If subscribers order a diScontiauance o.
their papers, the publisher may, notwithstand
ing, continue TO send them until all arreara
ges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they are
directed their subscriptions continue and they
are responsible until the printers bill is set
tleI and the paper is ordered to be discontnu-
ed.
a. If subscribers remove without informing
the publisher. for the paper Continued to then
old address they are responsible.
In addition to the above, the Courts have
decided that refusing TO take from the off e or
leaving uncalled-for, paper on which AREA
RACES are due, PRIMA FACIA evidence in
tent to defraud.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Three Persons Burned to Death.-A
house near Holly Hill, S. c., was burned
to the ground on the LIST inst. and three
persons were found burned beneath the
ruins.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

A genius in New York has invented a
new ra: exierminator. II is sort of
snuff. of such power that one smell gives
q rat iii OF sneezing that continues till
he Jerks his head off.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

John G. SAKE, the Green Mountain poet
and editor. has been compelled to give
up lecturing on account of i'll health,
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Rev DIR. Sprague. of New York. has
been engaged for long time upon a
History of Anne rican Divines.' and
hopes TO complete it in about year from
this time.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Why is Horace Greedy like a field of
Southern wheat9 Because he has been
struck by the rust.
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Look Here, Farmers.
E.EE BILL. Of the Marshall County
NE ECNDMG IA n @D@DGN &c n W.
ADOPTED DECEMBER 8, 1855.


public
should
would about
about
6h 1882 when everything cheap comparison the prices
eferrng o diseases Ind
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DIS SOLUTION.


II whose Indebted TO n. ii. Oglesbee x Co
Il are respectfully requested TO call ant
pay mp in whole or in part by the LIST day o
April next. We hope our friends will not
pass this call unheeded, but make an effort to
pay up in part, at least.
n. III. OGLESBEE & Co.
Feb. 81, 1856. Att.
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wu Here She COmss.--Added as a

- postscript to letter from the
persevering track-layer himself-John P.
Hull--we read as follows:
p. S.--The track will be laid 70 West
Troy, the last Of this week"
His anxiety, combined with the in
do.niiable zeal of all interested in this
work, leads us to doubt who will whistle
the loudest, he or the locomotive. on their
arrival at this place. In few days we
may expect to hear one or both of them.
as we believe West Troy is but 13 or Id
miles from .his place.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Business on the Pennsylvania Canal
has opened with great activity.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Some one has discovered that the cen.
ter OF gravity is Quaker meeting.
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Important to Females.

| The combinations of ingredients i'll these
Pills. is the result; of long and extensive prac-
tice; they mild in their operation, aud GER
tain of restoring nature to its proper channel.
In every instance have the Pills proved sue
cessful. The Pills invariably open those OBJ
structous to which females are liable, and bring
nature into its proper channel. whereby health
is restored and the pale and deathly counte-
nance changed to healthy one. No female
can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and
whenever an obstruction takes place whether
from exposure cold, or any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins TO decline
aud the want of such remedy has been the
cause of so many consumptions among young
females. To ladies' whose health will not per.
NIT an increase of their family, these pills will
prove valuable acquisition as they will pre-
vent pregnancy. Headache, pain in the side,
palptation of the heart, loathing of food and
disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the
Eruption of nature; and whenever that is ths
case the pills will invariably remedy all these
evils. Nor are they less efii-acious in the cure
of Leucorrhoea. commonly called the Whites -
These pills should never be taken during
pregnancy, as they would be sure to cause
miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable.
ndfree from anythnginjuriou life or health.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box.
These Pills are putupin square, fat boxes.
Persons residing where there is no agency es-
tablished. by inclosing one dollar in . letter,
to o. K. Trip. fremont House, one door from
Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, can have
them sent to their respective addresses by re-
turn mail C.L. CHEESEMAN,
Proprietor, New York:
o. K. TRrPr, Tremoot Honse, general agent
for Michigan. H. B. Pershing, Agent, Plym-
outh, Ind.
Sept. 20, 1855. 2y1.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

The Wabash & Erie canal is in good
order from Lafayette to Toledo, so the
American reports.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Roger Brand, Of Charleston. Montgom-
cry county. n. Y. hung himself few
days since. because he had to pay SO
Endorsed note.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

During the last tea years. more than
ninety nine thousand dollars are said to
have passed through the hands Of Rev.
DR.. Tying Of New York. collected from the
gsegation for religious purposes.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

The Chicago Democrat gives an account
of the recovery of So 400 worth of gold
watches. which we're laid in manure
heap in that city. A mar named Hic-
kox had stolen them.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

The old maid who did not love scan
del nor hate young girls, has beer justly
rewarded with husband.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

The Chattanooga (Tenn.) Gazette. oil
che 26th ult.. reports the surrounding
mountains on fire in several places.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

DApp ications TO purchase, accompanied
by propositions, will be gladly received and
promptly ate nded TO when addressed TO
E. A. WALES,
Detroit, Mich
Feb. 81, 1856. Aft.
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List of Ind. Free Banks mt Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


Canal bank of Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, Indianapolis.
Fayette county bank, Connersville.
Farmers & Mechanics bank, Indianapolis.
Farmers bank, Wesi6eld.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
lIooSier bank, LOganSport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank, Huntington.
Lagrange bank. Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics haEk, New Albany.
N. York & Virginia State stock ok, Evansville
Prairie City bank. Terre Haute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Shawn, bank, A. a.
Savings bank Of ihI.ana. ConnerSville.
Traders bank. indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo.
Bank OF Fort Wayne. dis.
Della ware County bank, Munice,
North Western bank, Bloomfield,
Upper Wabash bank, Wabash, %
Wayne bank, Richmond,
Wayne bank, Logansport,
IL For the future We shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops 10 issue them.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

DANIEL BROWN,
General Land Agent

OF THE
NINClNNATI, Peru and Chicago Railway
~ Company, ortbe sale of Lands in Ldporte
ST. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton, Miami and Grant
counties, in the State of Indiana; will also at
tend to selling and purchasing Lands, and the
payment OF Taxes, n all the above mentioned
counties, or for any other persons who may
have business ofthat kind to do.
PREFERENCES:
W. C. Hanna. Laporte. Ind.
A. l.. Wheeler, Plymouth,
] cob S. Carter, New York,
Thos Mcdonald, Plym,uth, "
l.. ]. Brown, Rochester
Jesse Higgins, Peru,
Plymouth, Ind, Feb. 81, 1856. 46.f.
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Plymouth, Feb. IA, 1856.

New B!a u ixs.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims Of an approved shortform, and at
a very short price. are for sale at this Office.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and for sale
at the same place.
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County Fee Bill Of 1855.

Marshall County Fee Bill Of 1856.
Advice and medicine at Office, 90 to 8 90
Extracting tooth, so
Visit and medicine in town, 90
When more that one by re-
quest, each 90
Night visits after 8 p. M. 30
Night visits in country, mile, 9 90
do do, per mile after first, IS
Visits per mile in day time, from
a m to I'M, first nile, 90
Every additional mile, so
Consultation in town, 300 to 10 90
MidwJery.
Natural cases in town, 5 90
Detention after six hours, per
hour, 90
Cases requiring forceps, turn
ing, or extracting with
forceps, 10 90 to 80 90
Delivering Placenta, 5 90
Attending case Of abortion, 90 to 10 90
Twin cases, 90
Mileage in obstetrical cases, and consulta-
ton, half that of ordinary visits.
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10000 s 'sa At 'is 81 as %H sis,,
which the highest market prIce will be paid
in cash. Oct25, 1855 32tf.
CLARIONETS for sale at ROBERTS.
Laporte, l7yi.
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We notice that young trees are being
planted in the vacant places in our Pub
lie Square. That is good idea. When
neslest square in the State.
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In the United States there are 5000
brokers and 000 BARRIERS; but the GEN.
sus doA not say which males the cleanest
shave. -
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No RAIN, according to the Rancine
(Nisconsin) Democrat, has fallen there
for one hundred and SIX days.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

We won't. Can't tell what's the mat
ter. we have very pretty place Tor
such an ornament. aud our good citizens
have often talked about il. yet the "young
trees" don't speak for themselves. not
withsianding an abundance of them are
Within speaking distance Of the public
square.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

The city of Leavensworth, in Kansas
Territory, is TO be sold at auction. the
ground upon which it was built being still
the property of the United Ssates.
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Endorsed note.
No RAIN, according to the Rancine
(Nisconsin) Democrat, has fallen there
for one hundred and SIX days.
The city of Leavensworth, In Kansas
Territory. is TO be sold at auction. the
ground upon which il was built being still
the property of the United Ssates.
A SAD Picture According to the re-
port of the New Orleans Chief o: Police,
during the last six months. one-tenth Of
The entire population of that city were
under arrest.
The Manufacturers Bank OF Troy. New
York, having refused TO pay its city tax,
amounting to over two thousand dollars.
the usual warrant was issued and placed
for survice in the hands Of officer Kipp,
who repaired TO the bank on Wednes day.
and seized and carried away bills to the
amount Of the debt.
seat Of war is to set down on q hornets
nest.
The lafayette Journal. Of the l3lh-
says that fisherman took out over 300
pounds OF fish, with sein in the Wa
bash. IA few miles below that city the day
previous. The largest portion Of them
were bass.
DIABoLIcAL ATTEMPT. Two men NAM
ed Andrew Williams and Alfred Todd,
were arrested yesterday at The instance Of
Captain Conley. for attempting the des
tructinn Of the steamer New Lucy. BY
placing kag o: powder inside one of
the Ca bin stoves. There was no fire in
the stove at the time, the intention being
20 insert the keg aud cover il up. so tha.
when the fire was applied the explosion
would take place. The consequences
which might have resulted. had not the
design been discovered and frustrated,
would have been terrible.
EUdRsUiIe Journal.
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A SAD PIcTURE According to the re-
port of the New Orleans Chief os Police,
during the last six months. one tenth of
The entire population of that city were
under arrest.
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by order Of the s' Plymouth April A s. eIsBorHAm s.s
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wv - NTEDD
a the Brick Store, Butter, Eggs, Tallow,
IA Beeswax, Rags, Deer Skins. To make
long story short-slmost all kinds of Produce
will be taken in exchange for Goods. at fair
prices. N. H. UGLESBEE & Co.
oct 25, 1855 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

PARIS, July Z, 1856.
The Revolutionary Spirit aqain Retiring France-Popu.
lar Complaints A9oina ne Eristno order Of Things
The orleonss Stirring up tie Embsry Of R.ror-The Re.
oomaendo,ion Of thc Pension Conmees Disre9orded BY
the Legislasice Bodyfs Political Sri scance-The En-
pres Of ST. Cloud, d., d..
II Is certainly not the least among the marvels Of
the strange times in which we live that now that
Napoleon the Third has fairly carved his way
through obstacles which might well have over
whelmed higher and more commanding mind
that now that he has secured FOR himself, both at
home and abroad. position Of almost unquestioned
pre-eminence, his reign should be spoken Of with
greater confidence than ever rapidly approaching
its termination.
In q recent letter made an allusion to this fact
before but the continuance Of the feeling spoke OF
obliges me to return to the subject. The restless
character Of the French cannot, it appears, remain
any longer quescent under the spathetc pressure Of
peace They seem to he just recovering the breath
which the cosp dttaf Of 1851 deprived them Of.
Then they meekly acquiesced in a disposition Of
things which rolled them back half century; but
now the shackes upon the press upon freedom OF
debate, upon political discussion generally, appear
to their eyes in all the naked deformty Of their in
fanny.
There Is something at the bottom OF all this not an
parent to the general eye The fact s the partisans
Of the expatrated house OF Orleans have been cease
essy occupied during the last three months in stir
ring the sumbering embers Of their former fire. The
police are on the alert and IL il believed that
arrests have been made, but az yet nothing
is known. Still the very singular fact that since the
Imperial baptism, in all the principal towns Of
France the same topic has been mooted and com
mented on with vehemence utterly unusual Of late
does seem 70 imply that sinister means have been
employed TO stimulate IL. Go wherever you will
talk with whom you may, you hear nothing bnt
complaints against the chains which fetter the iler
ty of the subject. Against the Emperor personally
not word is uttered; his boundless charity. his in
variable af'sbity, his Jouhomnis, his admirable
foreign policy his improvements, not only OF the
capital but Of all the great towns in the principal
departments Of France, his hospitality, his moral ex-
ample as the head Of a family-all are spoken Of
with commendstiou but the better the man the
worse il IL said, likely 70 fare sbe liberties he
has appropriated.
IN we 90 on after the present fashion, Il Is aaid
flor heccn cats noe. every eight and priyitego
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THE Frrg CosTEsr.-They are going 10 have a
grand fire department show m New Haven the com
take place the 18th Of October-the date OF theirs
IL not mentioned. But at New Haven q novelty is
TO be introduced into the programme Of proceedings.
A trial Of fire engines is to be made, open TO oil
corners, and q new engine, in running order, valued
at 81 00o ia the prize offered TO the company doing
the hest service. Here Is capital chance for aome
of our ambitious firemen. They are not easily beat
en- and the victor in this Is TO take home the
prize. New Haven builds some powerful engines,
and they throw water remarkably well They ex.
celled one or two New York ones some time ago in
q match. but we are satisfied IL occurred by acct
dent, and in fair struggle we are convinced that
our people could take them down" Az any rate,
the trial is worth attending to, and we presume will
DE attended to IN proper manner-Me Messenger.
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ELorsnErT IN CrscIsNArr.-Lsst Sunday even.
ing, lady (wife of one OF the Sixth street mer-
chants) eioped from her husband in Cincinnati,
leaving an aIcctionate note requesting her husband
to take good care OF child she left behind sssur-
ing him that the child was his. The only emotion
expressed by the bereaved husband was 10 knock
down Gcntleman--an intimate acquaintance
came 70 sympathise with him in his loss.