Plymouth Pilot, Volume 1, Number 17, Plymouth, Marshall County, 14 May 1851 — Page 3

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American dootls at the AVorlds Fair. A correspondent of the New York

Commercial. writing from London on the j red on the Rail Pwoad at Geneva, While unpacking of American articles for exhi-, the Express train was waiting for thacbition, at the World's Fair says: ! conimodatioii train, it was run into at 'In nothing, however, do we excite so j the height of its speed by the latter, much surprise as in our India rubber ! smashing five cars to attorns, killing one

goods. This is a thing almost unknown J in England, the convertibility of India ;

rubber into almost any conceivable thing- j Coning & Co., had both legs smashed, ami on earth! 'Good heavens! what is thii, hassiuccdied; S. 15. Scott, Kenosha, Wigand this, and this?' were exclamations I ! consin, both legs smashed; Mr. Petrie, constantly heard, as case after case of the j Milwaukee, another, name not known, almost iufinite varietv was opened. In ! was thrown from the car and seriously

Djguerreotypes, throughout the whole j art, we are far ahead. It has been wise r.KPnd thus the. likeness nf our eood r- t ; l i,.. i ! ana great men. uuv. urmgs iici uiu ; ,,,1 alld.iv arnnn.l M nerf.ct and ad-1 crow mirable likeness. Twelve hundred Da

guerreotypes handsomely framed and Surgical Operation'. We take pleashung judiciously, will not be the least ure in noticing the fact that, a very deli-

attractive part of the exhibition, and I i am told there are arriving that number ot , individual portraits, ssspatios. Result or Fashionable Di

The New Yorker mentions the lament- j lv had assume I such a character, as to able denouement of a young lady in ; render amputation of the breast necessahich life, daughter of a clergvman, who rv. Chloroform was administered and

was recently married to a gentleman of fortune, and went to Paris with her husband, where she plunged into the gayeties ofthat splendid city, until her husband became alarmed, and sent for her father. Uut it was loo late. The fath- j ex and the husband returned to NewYork, sadder and wiser men, the former to ponder over the truth that virtue is more to be prized than wealth or fashion; and the latter convinced that a beautiful woman is not a beautiful wife, an. I that gayety and jewels go but a little way to make a home happy. The husband has taken counsel, and the courts will do justice, in the meantime the fallen beauty remains in Paris, protected by tier

charins, and apparently elattd by the sen- ja parlance, swapped horses, on this consation she has made in that gay and vo- J dition, that on that day week, the one luptuous city. who had the best of the bargain, should

The New York Democracy. The concluding resolve passed at the great meeting at Albany on Friday night in favor of the Senators who resigned rather than permit the passage of the Canal bill, was in these words: Resolved, That out of intended evil sometimes comes good; and that we lind it a source of congratulation that the oaset which a reckless and profligate faction have made upon the constitution in this scheme of debt, has hud the effect of uniting in one body, and unimatiiig with one purpose, the Democracy of 1 lie Slate; anil Mia f U'P rcinwp Mi:if v- u n sihl.. tu ) VIII.. .V II JUIVV I II U I ..V w . w proclaim that the united Democracy of Jew York are ona and invisible. The Argus, which bus bee represented as friendly to the bill, says: "There can be no doubt that, in relation to the canal bill itself, there are scarcely two opin ions among Democrats. That they gen erally concur in opinion hat the bill in with the spirit and intent of the consti tution, and that in its details it bear a strong partizun impress, there can be but rery little doubt." A REMARKABLE WOMAN. Yesterday the widow Wilson, of Shippen street, relict of Capt. Andrew Wilson, was consigned to the grave in Pine street church yard. In an address at her funeral, the llev. Dr. Braiuerd, said she was eighty six years old, anil had worshipped in Pine street church before the war of the Revolution, and ever since; that when the British held possession of Philadelphia, they not only converted Mrs. Wilson's church into a stable, but expelled herself and family fioir. her dwelling, south east corner of George and South streets, to accommodate British officers; that, once sailing with her husband, Mrs. Wilson was captured on the high seas and taken a prisoner to Jamaica, where her force of will and language availed to protect a good part of her property. He might have added that she was in the receipt of two pensions from the General and the State Governments: that she kept up t.i unbroken interest in all political affairs, and could sketch to the life prominent politicians; that her strength of character, was unefTecte l i-y years, that she carried to life's clrse, unchanged by contact witi new generations, the peculiarities formed in the early days of our laud and the moat stormy period of our hislory. She was a character at once so unique and resolute, that she would hare been a treasure to the genius of Walter Scott; and we could not allow her to pass from among us without this tribute to her memory. Philadelphia Gaz. The Germans. The emigration from the German States and from Sweden and Denmark within the last few years has been ver great. Our Westren cities are crowded with them, and in many sections they are found in great numbers in the country engaged in agricultural pursuits. In the main they are a most excellent population. An industrious, sober and law observing people, with habits of economy which in time will ensure for them or their posterity wealth and influence. With our wild notions of extravagance and fondness for display which rivals the gay population of France, we need an infusion of this staid, sober and economical German character. We welcome thein to our shore. Slate Sentinel. Seven tons of wild pigeons were bro't into New York city, on the Kric railroad, from the counties of Steuben, and Alleghany, on the ri7th pf April,

Kail Iloud Accident. Accounts from Albany N. Y. of April J7th, stale that a terrible accident oecur-

person and badly maiming three others: Isaac T. Holler, confidential clerk to j wounded; his life is despaired cf. The accident whs caused by caiclefsness of j the switch tender. The. want of cars 1 1 . i I ..r . i. . ! uumpeiica a iiuuiurt hi uic jiussrnia iu ; take the Erie Road. Cate operation was successfully performed a few (lav's since, by one of our rest dent physicians. The subjec t, Mrs. Stunlv, has been laboring for some years uu-1 der a scrofulous affection, which recent- ! when the patient was fairly under its in fluence, the operation was commenced, ami concluded in the short space of one minute and a half. Trie short time occupied in, and the ent'ne success of, the operation, reflect g cat credit on the Surgical skill of Dr V. Y. Moorhead the operator, while every credit is due to Dr. B. Ilenton. for the skillful, cooJ and self-possessed manner, in which he discharged the duties devolving upon him as asistant. The. patient is doing well. i'crtt Sentinel. Id Fashioned Honesty. Some years ago,, two aged men. near Marsha I ton traded, or according to Yirginpay to the other two bushels of wfieat The day came, and as luck would have it, they met about half way between their respective homes. "Whert art thou going?' said one.

To thy house with the wheat," an-; ted that many at? ret under the ruins of swered the other. "And whithu art t,e shop, which was completely dethou riding?' stroved. -Truly," replied the first. "1 was ta- " Raltimore, Miy 7. king the wheat to thy hous-.v" Commenced snowing at Hagerstown

Lach pleased with Ins bargain, had I thought the wheat justly due to his neigh- , ... J"vcilf'SllIl Year fjOr?:Ms We have been told by some ;l the oi l ; settlers hereabouts, that the pr. sent is j t!i? yt ar for the appearance of the nerenteen year loctsts. If so. we will have no want for music in about four weeks from now. Can anv one inform us of the time of their last appearnr.ee here nur rci-idfiire in lnrlimri in too short ff Pcrry.3tiuc EagU TIio Constitution of our females must be most excellent,' says a celebrated physician, 'for, take an ox, or a horse, ami enclose its sides with i corsets, and he would labor indeed, but it would for breath. ITIt'lancholy Spectacle. Yesterday evening, the train of enrs from Cleveland, brought several convicts from that city to iliis penitentiary. Among the rest were three or four mere boys who have ben sentenced for years, in the morning of their days, to the walls of a prison, for heinous crimes against society. One boy was a little over ten years of age two others were only a little older, an las they rattled their manacles, ami hobbled from the cars to the omnibus, they laughed about their awkward fix and looked hardened and indifferent to the terrible punishment awaiting them. The sight was sickening. Aud yet how many parents are permitting their children to run at large at all hours of the night without any restraint, thus imbibing habit a that, sooner, or later, will bring them to the same end. British officers, serving in Canada, complain bitterly of desertions from the ranks of the army. They say that men enlist in England, get a comfortable passage to Canada, and off they go to the States. Ileal Estate Appraisement Judge Hoover, one of the Real Estate Appraisers of this county, informs us that he has completed Liberty Township, and on comparing his return with that made five years ago, finds that he has increased the valuation pbout eighty thousand dollars. The Township contains 12 sections of land. We suppose the increase in value will be irt .about this proportion throughout the country. Neictaxtle Conrier, A similar increase will be made in the appraisement all over the State, and much larger ratio in the personal property. The total appraisement of real and personal will show an incrra?e of not less than fifty per cent, making thf entire valuation about two hundred millions of dollars. The Cleveland Treue Democrat says, up to Saturday, 2060 brls of egr;s, each containing 70 dozen and 2J buh oats, and 75 boxes containing 120 dozen each. were shipped from this port, worth here lILb'00. The llen are doing their tluty 0 The Cholera is now raging at several points on the Mi&siippi mer.

rpp A puip MC W JlZXStCiL New York, May G, 1 Sol. Steamer Georgia errived this morning from California, having $150,000 as freight. Great excitement exists in Havanna, n relation to the expected invasion. A poor wretch who had been sen sent out Ki- T.n-.-z in obtain idiots for the Cuban ! --r - - - , ' expedition, hid teen arrested, and after . torturing, him with the hope of eliciting information, the Government ordered him to be put to death. Judge Thurston, delegate from Oregon, died on board the steamer Oregon, and was buried at Aoapulco. "f th ChSrc s """"f Pris,n at Panama, and would be s. ere tot i in a few days. j The steamer Tennessee had arrived at! Panama. with 6700.000 in gold on board, j and the Columbia with 8900,000. Charleston, S. C. May G. The proceedings of the Convention to- j dav. authorize us to announce that sepat rate State action will certainly triumph ! by an overwhelming majority. South Carolina is fixed for secession. ! Great excitement has prevailed to-day, j throughout the city. Washington, May G. Receipts into the U. S. Treasury from ! Jan. l?t to March 1st. were 134,117! 11. The health of Ju Ige Cranch has chang ed for the worse, lie is not now expect- j ed to live. Philadelphia, May G. St. Paul's Cathedral was burnt down to dav. Weather still cold. Newark, N. J., May 7. While the w orkman were testing a new locomotive to dav. the boiler bur? t killing four men instantly, and badly wounding 30 or -10 others. It is supposttiis morning and continued six l ours. The trees are borne down by heavy loads of snow. Washington, May 7. The President leaves here this momi:i. t b" present at the opening of the Kri railro.-id. David A. R.iker and John A. Collier are the prominent candidates for the Naval o Dices in New York Charleston, May 7. The Southern Rights Convention is still in fessiou. T n to one of the membe r are for separate State secession; and that will be its dremou. Hartford, Conr. May 7. lion. Henry K. lck, has been elected lVfident of the Senate Hon. Samuel Ingham, dem., as Speaker of the House, he having 114 votes. agiinM Hon. W. Board man, whig, 109. All g the "newly elected'officers of the House are Democratic. New York. May 8. Th steamer Europa, Capt, Shannon, arrived this morning in 11 days and 1G hours from Liverpool. Cotton has declined from 1-4 to a half since the mailing of the. last steamer. Corn and flour lower. T. H. Seymour. (Dem.) has been elected Governor of Connecticut: Geo. Kendrick, (Whig) Lieut. Gov.; Comptroller and Secretary of State Dem.; State Treasurer Whig. Washington, May 8. The Department has received intelligence from the South, that the Cuban invaders are. without officers or leaders, and are unarmed. Doylestown, Pa., May 8. A man answering the description of the murderer of the Bartle family, was arrested here this morning. Maumee City. (0.) May 8. Geo. Steedman ßhot Gro. Wilber last evening; Wilber is supposed to be mortally wounded. Steedman has just returned from California, after a year's absence, during which time Wilber has been living in adulterous intercourse with Stcedman's wife. New York, May 10. The Pacific sailed to-day with 230 passengers, and 8100,000 in specie. .'JMMWRIBM, Cvmmunicj'ed. OBI TU A KV. DIED, in German township Marshall county Indiana, on Thursday the 8th inst. Rev. Joseph Q. Moore, aged 22 years, of Erysipelas, after a short illness of 1 1 days. He was from Logan county Ohio, and a minister of the United IUelhren church, and was appointed to this mission for the present Conference year. He proved himself by his course of life lo he a truly ami acceptable laborer in bis Masters vincyald, and his loss is deeply lamented not only by the church, but also by all who were acquainted with him. When the cjndle of life was about going out, he manifested perfect resignation to the will of his Divine Mastpr.nnd welcomed deatli with a smile. lie found iv death that'where the good man meets his fate. I is priviliged beyond the common walks of virtuous lite, quite on the verge of Heaven.' Papers in Logan Co.. OTiio please copy, Plymouth May 10, '51.

PLYMOUTH PILOT OFFICE. Wednesday May 11, 11.

Apples Crcen, 75, Drv, 81,50, Cutter, per lb. 10, Beeswax, per lb 20, Brooms, per doz. ?l,50 Buns, per bushel, 75 Bacon Ham?, 7 Shoulders, 5 Side.-, 5 Cranberries, $l0 Com Meal, 25 Corn, 22 a 25 Candles, per lb 15 Cheese, " ' 10 Chickens doz. 81,00 r.-T"?. per doz. 5 Hour barrel,-? i ,"0 ( hund. 'J.'.O Flaxseed, Sl.'O Cim-eng Cry, 25 lluy Tame, 7, CO Wild, 3,00 Lard, j cr lb 6 Oats, per bush. 25 Peaches dry,2,00 Pot noes Irish, 25 Tii How, per lb. 10 Wi.cat, per bus. GO Wood, cord, 81 ,00 Coonskins, 50 a 75 H IKTi TIT"-Ti C3 0 ftT TTTT A VT"T"l OÄiULLttb & OiiLü V hiiftiNiJ Take this puMie opportunity of thanking nil their friends and cu-tmr.ers, for the htrre share of confidence and patrona.ee vhi-!i have teen extended to them fur the iast ten years, and hope that by Fair Dealing end a Sleavy Course, In Trocle and Dusir.ess; they will still toutmue to merit & rerelve favors of all pv.rc haters of D SLE o Vc respectfully invite all persons lookinr for To call and loook at our stock before purchasiii'' elsewhere. HAVE lately received, and are still receiving a liire sto: k of Making our assortment and usual variety large and full, to-wit: DRY GOODS, LAWNS AND CALICOES. of ncv and beautiful Myles Ifcmrietsand RibIons, English and French of the la'et fashions. SraiES, FAM'V AND PRESS SHAWLS LACES', CLOVES, ASD Cotton Summet föcoöjs, BROAD CLOTHS, Sa lineltH, Ca bim. eres, Sh i rting, Sh etling, Palm, Leghorn and Fur Hals, :ir;a.Ei ü el e d vsa in ti.n jz 9 Of all kinds Uuttsand Screws, D ior Handles, POCKET-KNIVES, KNTVES AND FORKS, Locks of all kinds, Naite, Iron, Crockery, Leather. Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, BOOTS & SHOES, Of all kinds fcr Men, V.'omcn and Children, Of all kinds, (except liijuor.,) besides other S2 In treat variety, which '.ve v.ilUell as CHEAP as can he sold in the Slate of udiana, as our facilities of obtainiüg Conds", are equal to any. WANTED, Deer Skins, Ik-ef Hides, Calf Skins Fur?, (ihtsonj:, Snake Root, Ree sVa ', AVhci t, Corn, and Money, in exchange for Hoods and oa account; and they Pay Cash in part for all the alove articles. CAIITEII S i CLEVELAND. ri mouth Marshall county, May M, 1851. NEW GOODS. JOHN L. WE5TER.VELT Is now receiving a FINE STOCK OF GOODS, "Which he offers to the peblic on reasonable terms; his Stock will conti vt of all the articles needed in this market. Please call and examine our as5ertii;ent of Reforc purchasing ebewhere, as we charge nothing fcr showing them, and do not intend leing undersold. jy P. S. Oar stock of ready made Lloathing will comprüe iome THREE HUNDRED GARMENTS, Of the latest Fashions, to which we invite your particular attention. J. L. V". Plymouth, Ma) Jith, ltoi. ni7 tt. Sveet Potato e Plants! 4 NY quantity of Sweet Potatoe Plants, for " sale, at 23 cents per hundre.1, at POMEKOVS NURSERY. May 13th, 1S51. no 17 Zw. THE DUNHAM HOUSE. Ml rTVIE subscriber having leased for a term of JL. years, the above Hue, takes thismethcd of informing the I raveling public that on Mnndav the 12th day of May, 1S5!, he intends opening the same, for their accommodation. May Cth, 1351, 16tf. Plymouth Stove and Tin Store " PHE undersigned would respectfiilly inorm the citi zens ol riyimuith, and the surroTindinconntry, thai he Las on hnn.1 a gooJ assortment of looking Parlor and Box Stoves, which he will sell chcnpi r than has ever been sold in Plymouth, or in tLe West. He has also a large assortment of TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE. which is inade of ttie best material. All orders attended to on short notice. 110HKKT RL'SK. Plymouth, Feb. .t, 1S5J, nl-lv. D U. McLanes Ceh 1 'a".-. l Veimifucc, a tc tain cure for worms, for fnle hy 11. U. ITlMILVi.

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ATTORNEY & lOl'NSELLOU AT LAW. SOLICITOR and .Master in Chancery, pencral Aeent, for the j-ecurine and c-cllcctine of Claim--, Pi;rcl.a. c, b'ale, and Reutin;: of Kcal Estate thro:!-.'' oil the V.'est goi.e-ra'.ly Aren.t for the Smkiuir Vx La:tds i:s M.'r.'hall county. ClTi.e o:ie door north of Pershirg's Druj .Store. n EFERS TO. JOIINT STEWAF.Ü Jr. & Co. New York. DAVID JAYNE M. D. Ph:lad..lphia. Hon. J. V. C1IAPM N Madison Ind. A. L. WI1EELEU Esq. Plymouth Inl .1. BIIADLY Esq. La port c lad. C. B. & L. BLAIR, Mich. City Ind.

R ETECTFCLLY lender? his profesioral services to the Citizen of Plymouth, and the ?ur romidin? country. Oihoe at II. R. Urn Stcre, on Michigan strec-, cruiiir s where he can Le fouu l when not, aosent oa : prcdo5siou.il Lusii f-:?. I I'ivmoutli, April 16:h 'öl no 131)-. SH. R. SHOWS, PUYSICIA X . WrlLL attend tD the practice of medicine in all its various forms. Also on haul 'a "good Electrical Machine for the cure of . Rheumatism and Nervous discuses t'eneially. j OFFICE one door South of Pershing's Drag : Store. Plymouth, May 3th '5!, no!C-y. :dk. k7bMw7 PROPOSES to cure Hernia or Rupture, by what is termed Dr. O. Hurlbuts opilative remedy, in from fifteen to twenty days no matter how Ion the cases have been .standing. Ft-rsoiis from a distance will le refunded in their expenses if satisfaction is not given. Plymouth, Ind., May 5th nolG-ly. FLOUR, Hamr, Pork, Reef, and Potatoes: for sale hy r RUSH INT.. PLYMOUTH BOOT & SHOE SHOP. I t ; : l o 33 irj W A 1 D uv o TT7UULD respectfully inform the citiiens V V of Plymouth and the public generally, that he intends offering to the public, a new and eood assortment of SI o o t s si n (1 S Ii o c s this Sprin?, and letter than has ever before been told in Plymouth. He Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of all kinds of work in his line of business he has mu'er his cmploy, men who are capable of making the .same. Persons wishing to purchase will find him always on hand. Plymouth, Indiana; Feb. 9, 1831. 5'.f. Drugs! Drugs! THE undersigned thankful to the public for past favors, would Inform them that ht has on hand a full Mipply of Dyeslufls Chemicals, Class-Warc, P U T T V CI (JA 11 S, Ii ü OKS, STATIONARY, and all the PATENT MEDICINES, r.rU.v nf reiblic confidence. Amonir his PaVa.w.j.g J I tent Medicines are Dr. Townsends Sarsapnrilla, ! Dr. Mvers' Sarsaparilla of Wild Clierry and Dandebon, (JraefenburirSarsaparilla, Lowden's Sarapardla; Jayne's Alterative, Jayne's Expectoiant, Jayne's Vermifuge !y Pills, Jayne's Carminative Balsam. Louden' s Medicines, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Brant's Pulmonary Balsam, Brant's Purifying Extract, United States Syruu, Roger's Liverwort and Tar, Moffalt's Pills andPhosnix Bitters Graefenlurg Medicires, Bald's Ointment, Budd's Liniment, Loree's Ohio Liniment, Chinese Liniment, Famll s Liniment and Ointment, and Siidall's Indian Vermifuge. Having no profits to divide nor tents to pay, he will sell at Michigan City prices, or as Ijw as can te afforded iu Northern Indiana. H. B. PERSHINn. Plymouth, April 1 5th, 185L n!3 ly. Plymouth V8 The World! k:L iL is my JAMES H. CASE, BEING thanklul to the public for past favors, would respectfully solicit the patronage ol the citizens of Plymouth and the vicinity feeling confident that his knowledge and experience in the TAILORING BUSINESS, will enabls lam to gire entire satisfaction, in all ca?cs pood fits warranted all the time. done on the shortest notice, and warranted if made up right, in a workman like manner. All orders in his line of business promptly attended to. Shop one door North of J. L- Weslcrvelt's Store, and one door South of 11. B. Pershing's Drug Store. Plymouth, May 5th, 1851. no lGtf. JAMES H. CASE, Futsticc olm the Peace PLYMOUTH, ISDIAXA. Ome one door North of J, L. Westcrvelfs Store, aud one door South of H. B. Pershing's Drue Store. All orders promptly attended to. May 5th, 1851, no 16 tf. ROCHESTER By T. HITCHCOCK. Iiochfbtf.r, Indiana. Rochester Knockingc! JEW GOODS, j-ist received by Rait Roaj, and for salt cheaper thin ever, by rOMC.'iin' & Co. S OLi; I.KATHUR on hand, ;5ed for sile by r'cinwY v Co.

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1851 PRICES REDUCED !!! WZi. L. riATl lvwis a. josipii. PIATT & JOSEPH, jf ESPECTFELLY termers their thanks for the liLtral pa-romige heretofore bestowed upon them, and beg leave tosta'c that they iire re.idy Ui execnte all erde for wort, that pertains to the CABINET BUSINESS, iv a neat and workmanlike manner, prorr.p..y said at pii.es toui't the times. STAXDS, UTK HAL'S, BOOK CASES. TABLES. CUPBOARDS, BEDSTEADS, c-. And every var!e,y of Cabinet ware will bt ii:a '.e to order at their shop, in a style tht cannot fail v please customers. C O F F i y s , wide to order on short uotlte ai.d oa rc&sorLde tt r.ns. P. & J. will devote 1 riet a'JcrAioa to Lrsiness, aiid hoj-e. by their endeavor'? to please llwli ui.iy 'favor then with their work, t it?crit a liberal share of public f a ronagc. Plymouth, Mjy 7;h. V.l. no 1J ly ""TwanT E D . V JOURNEYMAN Cab net .Maker can get e.milovn.eut Vv cal'.inj: immediatrly on PIATT oz JOSEPH. Piymouh, May Cth, 5 1, no lG-tf. NOTICE, IS hereJ y ;iveu that a writ of comest.c atiicl iricvit was is.uci by me James H. Case, oneuftho Ju ticcs of the Peace of Centre Tnwnvi.m. in tbf cour.tv of Mirshill, and Stat c of Indiana; on the 7th day o! April 1851, Pa . A it . thcsmlavit of James Thompson, againsi u.c fronds, rights, credits, chattels, monies and effec is, ol Jotlfiibsoa, late of said county, which writ was returned oa tic lftth day of April, 'A endorfed no prperty lounl, and from the arlidavit of James Thompson a writ of garnishee issued Lyme tl e aforosaii Justice of the Peare on the 9th day of April 1851, against Joseph Furrv of said couaiy. vipou the 15th day of April 1S.')1, at 10 o'clock, a.m., said writ of garnishee was returned, and also come the said Joseph Furry, and being duly sworn upon oath acknov. le tges himself to owe and be indebted to the said Joel Ciibson, the defendant in the sum of c-30 on two note-;, one for 10, and th other fur 620, V.th due the firt day of September 1!3I, and that 0:1 the'J'2d day of Miy at 10 o'clock a. m., at my olTi-.-e in Centr-i TowiKhip, in said county, i will proceed 10 hear and decide upon said attachment aal garnishee, and the claims of the said debtors. Given under my hand and seal, this the 21 dav of May 151.' JAM Ei H. CASE. J. P. seal. noiC 3-A-, 1 r foe S3. Administrators Notice. N'OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has this day taken out letters of aliniuistratfon on the Cataie of Detsy B. Vancamp, late or Marshall county, and sta'.e of ndiana, deceased. All persons indebted to .ald estate are hereby notified to come forward and make jcttlemeat; and those having claims against said estate, are notified to present them duly authenticated according to law, for settlement. The cstatr is supposed to be solvent. STEPHEX MARSTEKS, Adm'r. May 6th, 1551, lo3w, pr fee 81,50. "ov is the time to Buy. LARUE SALES AXD SMALL PROFITS iS the motto at Pershing's Drug Store. Amomr his rüdes may he found: iCO j lb-:. White, Red andBl&ck'Lead. CO (lall'ms I.insced Oil. 1 liarrel Lampblack. 1 Ddrrel Coperas. 1 liarrel Madder, 1 Ihirrel Turpentine, 1G U lbs Saleratus, 50 lbs Indigo, Spanish Float, 1 Barrel Aowood, 1 Rarrcl Varnish different kinc!? 1 Parrel Spanish Whiting, 1 Keg Puw.ler, Shot, Percussion Caps, Plug and Paper Tobacco, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Cinnamon ana Ginger. Toys, Blue and Black Ink, one cross Shoe Blackin?, Toilet and Shaving soap, Taper, Letter, Billet, Foolscap and French fancy, Hull'a Patent Truss, Scotch candy, for Cauehs &c. H. B. PERSHING. N. B. Pcrshinjr warrants every thing sold by him to be such as he recommends it, and if it is not he will be happy lo refund the monevta the purchaser. . II- B. P. Plymonth April 1650 no I ly Do your own Painting, USE BARB ET'? Patent French Cement Faint. Recommended by the French Academy of Science for its beamy, cheapness nnd durability. The materials arc easily obtained; and it can l e prepared and used by any one with a common whitewash brush, at one tenth the coat of oil and lead. The Art of right of preparing and using this valuable preservative of walls, buildings and fences, in all the various colors, is now offered to the American people. The work can be ent by mail at single letter postage. Single copy. Si seven copies Cö. Address Po.tact- paid, JULIAN DARBET, 104, Nassan street New York. ID Editors giving this advertisement (including this notice) a few insertions, and sending their paper with it marked, to the "Nation! Police Gazette." New Yak, shall have a copy of the work sent them. no 1C 4'. The I urge st Paper in the world! T II E ALBANY DUTCHMAN. ' A .Huiiimutli M'hcckl). Published at Albany, New York The most original paper ia the United States. PROSPECTUS. 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