Plymouth Pilot, Volume 1, Number 19, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 May 1851 — Page 3

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tur. The New York lief aid conti ins a brief biography of the late Com. Barron, from which tve extract the following account of the celebrated duel between that offiter and Decatur. On the 12th of Jene, 1820, Barron commenced the correspondence with Decatur, by addressing him as fellows; I have been irormed in Norfolk, that you said you con- nsult me with impunity, or words to th. t effect. If you have said so you will no doubt avow it: and I shall expect to hear from you.1 Decatur replied o the 17th of the same month, disavowing the offensive expression attributed to him. Two other letters followed, explanatory of the first: the correspondence ended for the time, and DecatuT considered it at an end. Nearly four months afterwards, on the "23d of October, Barron again wrote to Detitur complaining of his attempts to injure him with his friends; and considering him as having expressed a willingness to meet in the field, which he regarded as an invitation to fight, he informed him that he had accepted it. Decatur replied in an elaborate anJ insulting letter bat disclaiming all personal enmity. Finally, after some correspondence, Decatur left the adjustment of the ierms of meeting rvijh Iiis friend, Com. Bainbridge. On the 6th of March, 1S20, Com. Bainbridge was visited on board the Columbus, seventy-four, (then lying in the Potomac, preparing for sea,) by Capt. Elliot, as the friend of Com. Barron, for the purpose of making final arrangements for the meeting. The duel took place at Bladensburg, near Washington City, ou the 22d of March, 1S20, and was fought with pistols, at the distance of eight paces, or yards, the shortest that is customary. This was done by the seconds to accommodate Com. Birron, whose vision was d fective. On taking their s'a.d;, Corn. Bainbridge informed them that lie von Id give the word qniukly "Present! one, two, threes" and they wire not to fir-i before the word "oue1 nor after the word "three." Com. Barron observed to Com. Decatur, "that he hoped, on met tuig in another world, they would be better friends than they had been in this." Cora. Decatur replied "I have uever tee yoar.enemy, sir." No proposal for a reconciliation was suggested. The concerted words were pronounced by Com. Bainbridge. At the word "two," they fired so exactly together, that only! one report was heard. Com. Barton fell, wounded in the riht hip, according to the acaounced intention of Decatur. t3 ftzd declared he would hit Barron in that part of his body. Decatur stood for a moraeEt erect, bat was observed to press his hand upon Iiis right side. He then fell, the ball having passed through the ablomen. lie remarked: "lam mortally-wouuded, at leat 1 believe so; and wish that 1 hail fallen in defence of vtty1 country." He vis raised ad supported a short distance, where he sank down exhausted, near toswhere Com. Barron lav. The latter "declared that every thing had been conducted in the most honorable manner;" and told Cora. Decatur, "thati he forgave him from the bottom of his heart." j Com. Decatur was borne from the field to the home of his afflicted family, in the1 carriage which had conveyed him to the ground. He lingered in great agony until half past ten the aauie night, when he ceased to breathe. Iook at the Difference. The man who pays the printer was to see tis to-day; he is in excellent health and fine spirits , and we are told that 25 acres of vis valuable land yielded him 1500 bushels of wheal the past season; he and all his relatives have made large fortunes lie has never been engaged in a lawsuit, nor never had a quarrel with a reighbor be never suffered from fire, high water, or storms and his spring has never gonet'ry. His wife also, looks as hale and hearty aud her eyesight is as good as it was when she was only twenty: she never was troubled with cross children in her life. The man who cheats the printer, lrfft town last week, in company with the woman who Cogs her husband they were joined a short distance from the o;Vn by the fellow who stole a stick of liquorice from a sick negro baby. Three noble traveling companions. A Family Scene. The following little scene is by Mrs. Sigourney. It should teach our young renders the importance of being able to renaer themselves happy in time of misfo'tune. Madison Ban- . I have lost my whole fortune,' said a merchant as he returned one evening to his home; wa can no longer keep our carriage; we must leave this large house The children can no longer attend the ex pensive schools. Yesterday I was a rich man, to day there is nothing I can call my own.' 'Dear husband, said the wife, 'we are still rich in each other, and in our chil dren. Money may pass away, but God has given us a bette treasure in these ac tive hands and loving hearts. 'Dear father said the children, 'do not look so sober. We will help you to get a living.' 4 What can you poor things do?' said he. You nhallsee. you shall ce! said several voices. lt "13 a pity if we have been to school for nothing. How can the father of eight children be poor? We shall work and -make you rich again.' Such a wife and children are true rich es to any man. The railroad from New Albany to Sa lein, to Iml.f is progressing finely.

CANDIDATE. Mr. Howell You will please publish the name of William M. Patterson, as a candidate to represent the counties of Marshall and Starke, in the next Legislature; and oblige MANY VOTERS. May 23, 1851.

WASHINGTON! AN SOCIETY, A meeting of this society will be held on Monday evening next, at early candle light, at the Presbyterian Church. The meeting will be addressed by Dr. N. Sherman. A general attendance is re requested. CHOLERA. The Louisville Courier, of SatUTJar, learns that the cholera broke out among the deck passengers on the steamer Iroquois, from New Orleans to Cairo six died before reaching Cairo, and were buried along the shore, three more died as they reached Gairo, and six or seven others were in the last stages of the disease. There were 2U0 passengers aboard, many of whom were returned California's and emigrants. The Memphis Enquirer of the 15th. says that during the whole season, only 8 or 10 cases of cholera have occured there, and those in three isolated families. In Lafourche Interior, Louisiana, the cholera has broken out on several plantations, and is confined mostly to the black population a few cases among the whites have occurred. The New Orleans Delta announces 59 deaths from cholera at Falourche, superinduced by excessive eating of fish, caught in quantities by means of the overflow. The Moset Goisc. la the sipgle month of March, the enormous amount S2,3GS,SGl jn specie was exported from New York being at the rate of marly thirtr millions of dollars per -ear! When we are going in debt to Europe for imports of articles that could jwst as well produced by the labor of this coun try, fifty millions of dollars per year, over and above our exportations, something must go sooner or later to pay that debt, b or a couple of years Rail Road Conds. Stocks, &c. have cone over bv the ream; and now the hard money is fol lowing. ill the wealth and Drosoeritv A ft and resources of our country be likely to be increased in this way? South Bend Register. The Fond du Lie Wisconsin Journal relates the following vcrv cxtraordina. v cjse of rapid petrifactit n. On the 2Utii of August, 1&-17 Mrs. Phelps wife of our inlormant, Abner P. Phelps, died and was buried at Oak Grove, in Dodge Co. On the 11th ofApril.she was taken up to be removed to Strong's landing. The. coffin was found to be very heavy, and the body to retain its features and proportions. After its removal to Strong's Landing, a distance of 45 miles, the body was examined and found to be wholly petrified covered with a substance resembling a light colored stone. Upon trial, edge tools made no'kwe impression upon it than upon marble. In striking upon the body with a metal, a hol!ovv riniog sound was produced. The disease by which she came to her death was chill, fever and dropsy, and when the body wasj buried it was very much swollen. rhe ground in which she hau been hurried was a yellowish loam, and the body lay about three fe4 above the A number of returned Californians have arrived at St. Louis, broken down in health, and with empty pockets. EASTERN MARKETS. Buffalo, May 23. Flour Sales not active; Mich. $3,75; 83,78 for Southern Ohio. Wheat Prime, firm; Spring wheat,dull at 5S c from store. Corn less active and low; Western mixed 37 c. Pork dull, 8M 50 for mess at retail. Whiskey 21 c. New York, May 23. Flour Canadian, quiet at 84 18 3-4 Mich, and Ind. -1.G8 and 8-1,37 1-2; , GS ami 84,75 for pure Genesee. Wheat rPrime firm; Canadian quiet, at 94 and 81,00, the latter for very nice. Corn less active; sales at 52 1-2 cts and 50 cts for western mixed, 59 1-2 for yellow, 60 & 50 1-2 c for round yellow. Hhiskey dull, prison 23 1-2. Pork 815 for new mess, new prime heavy, 513 25. For the Plymouth Pilot. EM GUI A. I am composed of thirty-one letters. My 10, 18, 12, 13, 4, D, 26, 8, 28, is one of the United States. My 6, 2, 31, 14, 6, 20, 25, is a State of Germany. My 23, 21. 4, 9,24, 15, is a city in the United Mates. My 1, 16, 19, 3, 14, 9, 5, 22, 20 is a country noted in Ancient History. My 7, 12,29, 11, 27,. 20, is one of the grand divisions of the earth. My 10,12, 14,30,29. 13,26, isakingdom in the above division. My 17, 21, 19, 16, 8. 6, is an unfortunate country of Europe. My 15, 13, 19,31, is a river of Africa. My 8. 12, 23, 13. 16, is a country through which the above river passes. My whole is the name and title of a distinguished European ruler. AURORA. Answer to last week's Enigma Franca de sa tfi'&nac dc la Motte Ftntlon,

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. New York, May 17. The steamer Eldora arrived this morning. The steamer Panama has arrived at Panama with one million in gold. Gen. ReaB ha been authorized to raise 50 men to protect the people of Los Angelos valley, against the incursions of the Indians. The report of probable appropriations by Congress, for the benefit of California, had the effect of running up State scrip, but it run down again very soon. The Legislature have refused to allow

the Attorney General to enter a nolle pro'.cjxii against the squatters. Their trial would have come off on the 7th, but as there was uo judge preseut, it did not occur. There has been more lyn-cbSng at the mines. This state of affairs is lamentable. The City Attorney's report shows a tremendous amount of litigation, amount ing to o er two millions of dollars during the past year. Politics have, been rather brisk of late: both whigs and democrats are doing their best to organize they were preparing for lha municipal elections.soou to come off. Many beds of coal have been discov ered in Oregon, so that the Pacific ma rine is likely to be well supplied soon with ibis important article. The Legislativ was to have adjourned on the 10th ult. The pnsHCs for m:ner3 acd agricultu rists seem to better now than at the sailins of the lust steamer. The rains which have fallen have ve ry much increased the certainty of good crops, besides insuring food for the poor brüte, which would have died of thirst and hunger, had the spring passed away without any rams. The health of the country- continues excellent. We hear of no prevailing disease in any part of the State. Boston, May 20. The action brought againrt Hughes and Knight, in the aie of Win. Crafts and wife, was ordered to be discontinued the plaintiff failing to produce the requir ed security for costs. Seven democratic and two whig candi dates were chosen to the Senate; three vacancies to be filled by the Legislature. Charleston. Mev 19. Frivate letters received here from Ha vana, dated Mny Sth, say that Lopez would be received with enthusiasm in Cuba. Many officers and soldiers, and numbers of wealthy an influential planters were readv to join in a revolution that would shake Her Majesty's throne. Baltimore, May 20. Win. Edube, who was sentenced to imprisonment for five years, and fined $5,000, for euticuig away slaves, and who has served out 20 montha of hi? time, has been pardoned by Gov. Lowe. New York, May 23. President Fillmore left on the 9 o'clock train this morning for Washington. There was no excitement about the boat, nor were there uy demonstrations 0 the part of the people. He remained on board the Isaac Newton until the Phila delphia boat was ready, when he proceeded quietly nix his way. . New YoTk, May 23. The trial of the Methodist church suit has been postponed i consequence of the illness of Hon, Mr. Choate. The loss by the burning of Warieli & Co's foundry, lad night, is about &G.000, mostly insured. New Orleans, May 23. Dates from the city of Mexico have been received to May 3d. There was much eicitement about Tehuantepec, in consequence of the bad treatment of American passengers and steamei Goldhunter. A treaty bad been concluded with the Chihuahua Indians. New Orleans, May 22. The River raised 40 feet in one night and destroyed much property. Accounts are received of the explosion of the Rio at Bayou Sara, by which several persons were killed and wounded. Baltimore, May 23. A destructive fire occurred last evening on South wharf, consuming two large ' warehouses, occupied by Charles Pendcrgrast,shipping merchant, and Gray, Pirrot & Co., sail makers. Loss heavy, mostly insured. Philadelphia. May 23. A meeting of the opponents of Collector Lewis, met here last night, but broke up'in a fight, in which the police apprehended and carried off several lead ers. The large number of dangerous counterfeit bills, now iu ctrcnlation in this State, should put people on their guard in receiving paper money. A D M 1 N 1 ST It A T 0 RS N OTICE. NOTCE is hrTfby j:ivcn. that have taken out Le tters nf Administration on ftie Estate of John Flatt, l.vr of Marshall couniy, Indian.i.deccased: all persons indebted to said E.stitc, are required to make immediate payment, ard those Kavinc claims against said Estate, a'e required to pre ent U eir claims, duly Authenticated, according to law. The Estate is probably solvent. tWSIWR CRUItE, May 19, 1631. Wtf Administrator.

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PLYMOUTH PILOT OFFICE. Wednesday May 2S, 1851. Apples Creen, 5, Drv, 31,50, Ritter, per lb. 8, Beeswax, per lb 20, Urooms, per doz. -Sl.o'J Deans, per bushel, '75 Bacon Hanv, 7 Shoulders, 5 Ski ei, 5 Cranberries, SI, 50 Corn Meal, 25 Corn, 22 a 25 Candles, per lb 15 Cheese, " " 10 Chickens "doz. S1.G0 Eggs, per d?z. 5 Ficmr barrel, S450 hund. 2,00 FlaxsocJ, SlU0 Ginseng drv, 25 HayTame,' S7,00 WilJ, 3,00 Lard, per lb 6 Oats, per bush. 25 Pea c ht;s dry, $2, 00 Potatoes Irish, 25 Tallow, per lb. 10 Wheat, jcr bws. 60 Wood, cord, SI, CO Coons kiiis, 50 a 75 $5 REWARD! STRAYED from the subscriber, en thn 18th inst., a dark browu .MAHK, coming lour years old, sUr in her forehead, hind feet white above her lettcr-locks,marks of harness 0 her sides, two biles on her shoulders, one plainly seen; not shod when she left, marks visible; curly hair iu front and on each side of her head; hair olf under the tail. I will pay the above reward for her return to me, or ior any information that may enable me to get her again. ANSON LAFONTAINE, 4 miles north of South Dend, la. May 23, J 85:. 18-3t" THE WAY TO GET MARRIED ! fTIIE lest, and most improved, and only 1. rire way is to go and purchase a supply of Jewelry, which is to be had from J. P. FÖRCH, who ha., this morning, received a new sujily of GOLD PING , solid and fd'.ed: GOLD EAR-niXUS, solid and filleJ; BREAST J'iNS, consisting of solid gold Clusters, Mourning-, Ro -ette, and fancy PINS; Gold Pencils, Silver idides. Watch. Chai ns, &c., &c. all cheap fop CASH. A few pair of JENNY LIND EAR-RINGS, (solid gold,) can be had by calling early. Now don't become OU Maid, when there is such an easy aud effectual remedy just at hand, md warranted net to fail. J. P. FORCE. Plymouth. May 28, 1S52. I9tf LIVEAND LET LIVE, A PROPOSITION was made when my MLL was burnt, to take a subscription for my relief. I objected to it at the time for good reasons, as supposed. now say to the people of Marhall county, am in want of fitteen Hundred Dollars, to complete my Grist Mill, by the 1st of Nov. next. 1 will receive it as stock for two years, and pay IO per cent., and return it in two years from the üme of receiving it, as follows: one-third, July 1st one third, September 1st and the remainder, Nov. 1st. ALSTIN FULLER. Plymouth, May 23, 1851, I9tf. MEDICAL NOTICE. DOCTOR T. A. LEMON, offers his services, professionally, to the citizens of .Marshall county intending to devote his time slriitld to the practice of Medicine, in its various brandies and become a permanent citizcü among you; he respectfully asks, and expects to receive, a liberal share of patronage. OFFICE three doors So.ith of the Vunh im House where he may be louud at all times, except when absent professionally. C promptly attended to, day or night. Plymouth, Va., May 2S, 1831. l9tf TAKE TIMELY NOTICE ! ! A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME ARE specially reuuested to walk tin, forth with, ai .1 SETTLE. AUSTN FULLER. Plymouth, .May 2, IS51. I9tf MORE NEW GOODS, CARTER'S & CLEVELAND; A re now receiving a lan:e supply of SUMJLMEK CLOTHING, of all gUALlTlES, wh:ch they will SELL at very LOW PRICES! A large addition of COTTON AND LINUX GOODS for Men s .and Hoys' SUMMER CLOTHING; ALL at very LOW PRICES. riymouth Slay 21, 1S3I. nl9tf, ORDINANCES Ttc it ordained by the President and Board of Trustees of the town of Plymouth, That no person 01 persons, shall suffer any horse or horses in harness, to stand in the street of said town, without securing such horse or horses with a hotter or bridle, or other means of well securing the same from running at large upon the streets of, or through said town; and any person thus leaving any horie or horses upon the streets of said town not secured, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding three dollars, to be lecovered by presentation before any justice of the ptace within said town, having competent jurisdiction. It. MttWN, Frea't. Attest; V. G. Pomerov, Sec'y. May 24th, 1851. Be it ordained by the President and Trus tees of the town of Plymouth, That all shows and exhibitions, for gain, or amusement, within the limits ot said town of Plymouth, or within one-half mile of the same, shall p.y a tax of not less than one, nor more than lifieen dollars, to be left discretionary with the Marshal or Treasurer as to the tax iueach case. And that ell Pedlers shall le, and they are hereby required to pay a tax of not less than one nor more than fiv dollars, for every twenty-four hours they may vend merchandise within the limits of said town, to be assessed in manner aforesaid; and any person violating the provisions o! this r rdinancc, shall be liable to pay a fine of not less than two nor more than ten dollars, to le recovered in manner last aforesaid. And the Marshal is required to enforce the provisions of this ojdinance. R. BROWN, Pres't. At'fSt; W. G. Pomfroy, Seo'y. Be it ordained ly the President and Trustees of the town of Plymouth, That no person or persons shall, within the limits of said incorratedtown, tell, or give, to any person or persons whatever, us a beverage any spirituous or strong liquors, or intoxicating drinks1, by a less quantity than a quart, except lor medicinal, mechanical or sacramental purposes. And any person so offending, shajlbe lined in any sum not less, than five, nor more than ten dollars, to be re covered by presentation on complaint before any justice of the peace within saidcorpcration having competent jurisdiction. And the ltlarshallo said town is hereby required to euforce this ordinance. The last two ordinances to take effect, and be in force lrom and after publication in the Plymouth Pilot. R. BROWN, Pres't. Attnst; W. G. Po.MKiiov, fe'ec'y. March 21 lb 101.

NEW GOODS. as5i. JOHN L. WESTERVELT Is now receiving a FINE STOCK OF GOODS,

; Which he offers to the public on reasonable terms: ms btock will consist x)f all tire articles needed in this nnarkct. sinfl Gr Pleare call and examine our assortment xf Eefoie purchasing elsewhere, as we charge nothing for showiag them, and do not intend being undersold. T3' P- S. Oer steck cf ready made Cloathing will comprise some THREE HUNDRED GARMENTS, Of the-latest Fashions, to vLich v-e invite your particular attention, J. L. V. riymor.th, Ma) Ulb, 1851. nl7 tf. SMITH S Tonic Syrap. or Vegetable Febrifuge, a safe and certain cure for chill and fever, tot sale by II. B. PERSHING. Sweet Fotatoe Plants! A NY quantity of Sweet Putatoe Plauts, for sale, at 25 cents per hundred, at POMEROY S NURSERY. May 13th, 1S51. no 17 3 w. W. C. Pemcroy, John B. Mies. P0MER0Y & NILES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Plymouth, Indiana. WILL attend to all profession' At. business entrusted t them, i the Marshall Circuit end Probate Courit. May 28, 1851. nlO ly. g. k. mms:, ATTORNEY fc COTXSELLOR AT LAW. SOLICITOR and Master in Chancery, NotaTy Public, and general Agent, for the securing and collecting of Claims, Purchase, Sale, and Renting of Real Estate throughout the West generally Agent for the Sinking Fund Lands in Marshall county. Ofik-e one tloor north of Pershing's Drug Store. REFERS TO. JOHN STEWARD Jr. & Co. New York. DAVID JAYNE M. D. Philadelphia. Hon. J. V. CHAPMAN Madison Ind. A. L. WHEELER Esq. Plymouth Ind J. BRADLY Esq. Laporte Ind. C. B. & L. BLAIR, Mich. City Ind. BR. H. SHOWS, PHYSICIAN. WILL attend to the practice of medicine in all its various forms. Also on hand a good Electrical Machine for the cure of Rheumatism and Nervous disenses generally. OFFICE one door South c( J.L.Wcstervcli' Store. Plymouth, May 5th 51, irolG4y. DR, Ä. BHOWN, PROPOSES to cure Hernia or Rapture, by what is termed Dr. O. Hurlbuts opilative remedy, in from fifteen to twenty days no matter how long the cases have been standing. Persons from a distance will be refunded in their expenses if satisfaction is not given. Plymouth, Ind., May 5th '51, nol6-ly. FLOUR, Hams, Pork, Beef, and Potatoes: for sale ty PERSUING. THE DUNHAM HOUSE. THE subscriber having leased for a term of years, the above House, takes thismethcd of informing the Traveling public that on Monday the 12th day of May, 1351, he intends oeniug the same, foe their accommodation. Wm. M. DUNHAM. May Gth, 1S5L 16 tf. JAMES H. CASE, JT us i ice of the Fence PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. Office one door North of J, L. Westervclt's Store, and one door South of II. B. Pershing's Drim Store. All orders promptly attended to. May 5th, 1851, no 10 U. STRAYED FROM the residence of the subscriber, nine miles south of South Bend, one bay horse, about 15 hands high, nine years old short tail, and shod all around, when he left. TJiC hair is off his wethers, and his tail and foretop had been chewed off by a calf. He bears the marks of Sweeney, Poll-evil and Bone-spavin; whoever has taken up said horse will please give mc information of the same and he will be liberallv rewarded. JOHN HENDERSON. May 2C, 1851. 3t. - Plymouth School. Charles D. Smith, will commence teaching a School in this place, on Monday June 2nd., for all, and any scholars, who may be placed under his charge; upon the following TERMS. For the Juvenile Branches Mental Arithmetic, and Juvenile Philosophy 2,00 Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, &c. "2,50 For Higher Branches. ' 3,00 He hopes by former experience, and untiring efforts for the advancement of his scholars, to merit public patronage. Plymouth May 19, J 851. Notice. t' 1 'in. uiinii: nines im mi- pt:iMuin jfhijcii JL property ot II. H. Cuimiiiiis ilei-eased, and John Astley, deceased, are now due, and immediate payment is requtsted, and further, il said notes ,-ire not paid before the 10th day of June next, said notes will be found in tl.c hands of the proper officers for collection. W. M. DUNHAM. Jdministrator of said estates. Plymouth, May 10th, 1S5I. nl8 3w. TIME ! ? TIME ! ! ! few toi. fifteen dollar clocks, can b had foj $5 a piece at A May 15, 1851. WHEELERS. Rochester Knockings! JVTKW GOODS, just received by Rail Road, . and for sale cheaper than ever, by POMEUOY it Co. CJOLE LEATHER on hnnd. and for sale by O rOMEROY & Co.

CARTERS & CLEAVELAND, Take this public opportunity of thankinj all ther friends and customers, for the large share of confidence and patronage which have been extended to them for the last ten years, and hope that by Fair Dealing cuid a Steady Course, in Trade and Business; they will still coutmue to merit & receive favors of all purchasers of CS CD CD !ECD vVc respectfully invite all persons looking for 52S3S&!? S0&238 To call and icook at our stock before purchasing elsewhere.

earn? ic eicaUelantf, HAVE lately received, and are still receiving a lar-re stock of zsarisaznL era Making our assortment and -usual varietv iargä and full, to-wit: DRY GOODS, LAWNS AND CALICOES, of new and beautiful styles Bonnets and Riblions, English and French of the latest fashions. SLOER, FANCY AND DRESS SHAWLS, LACES, GLOVES, AND Ottott Summet co5r, BROAD CLOTHS, Setlinctt, Ca simcrcs, Shir ting. Sheet in gt Palm, Leghorn and Fur Hals, Of all kinds Butts ami ScTews, Door Handle?, POCKET-KNIVES, KNIVES AND FORKS Locks of all kinds, Nails, Iron, Crockery, Leather, Indigo, Madder, Oppcras, Alum BOOTS a SHOES, Of all kinds, for Men, Women and Children, Of all kinds, (except liquor?,) besides other In preat variety, which we will sell as CHEAP as can be sold in the State of ndiana, as our facilities of obtaining Goods, are equal to any. WANTED, Deer Skins, Beef Hides, Calf Skins, Furs, Ginseng, Snalift Root, Bee'sWax, Wheat, Corn, and Money, in exchange for Goods and on account; and they Pay Cash in part for all the above articles. CARTER'S & CLEVELAND, Plymouth Marshall county, May 14, 1851. PLYMOUTH m BOOT & SHOE SHOP, IS. 13- Hi B WAEBS, "TTOULU respectfully inform the citizens V V of Plymouth and the public generally, that he intends oflerin.5 to the public, a new and good assortment of Hoots and Shoes this Spring, and better than has ecr before beenold in Plymouth. He keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of all kinds of work in his line of business lie has under his employ, nren who are capable of makin? the same. Persons wishing to purchase will find him always on hand. Plymouth, Indiana; Feb. 0, 1S-51. 5tf. TjMllE undersigned thankful to the public JL for past favors, would Inform them that he has ou hand a full supply of Dyestuflfc, Chemicals, Glass-Ware, P UT T r, CIGA R S, B O OKS, STATIONARY, and all the PATENT MEDICINES, worthy of public confidence. Among his Pa tent Medicines are Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla, Dr. Myers' Sarsaparilla of Wild Cherry and Dandelion, Graefenburs Sarsaparilla, Lowden's Sarsaparilla; Jayne's Alterative, Jayne's Expectorant, Jayue's Vermifuge V Pills, Jayne's Carminative Balsam. Louden's Medicines, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Brant's Pulmonary Balsam, Brant's Purifying Extract, United States Syrup, Roger's Liverwort and. Tar, Moffalt's Pills and Phoenix Hitters, Graefenburg Medicines, Hudd's Ointment, Budd's Liniment, Loree's Ohio Liniment, Chinese Liniment, Farrcll's Liniment and Ointment, and SlidaU's Indian Vermifuge. Having no profits to divide nor rents to pay, he will sell at Michigan City prices, or as lew as can be afforded in Northern Indiana. II. B. PERSHING. .Plymouth, April I5tb, li51. 13 ly. Plymouth VS The. World!" my JAMES H. CASE, BEIXG thankful to the public for past fa vms, would respectfully solicit the patronage of the citizens of Plymouth and ihe vicinity feeling confident that his knowledge and experience in the TAILORING BUSINESS, will enable him to give entire satisfaction, in all ca.ccs good fits warranted all the time. (!nnr on ihe shortest not ire, and warranted if made up risrht, in n workman like manner. All orders in his line of business promptly attended to. Shop one door North of J. L. Westervclt's Store, and one door South of II. B. Pershing's Drug Store. Plymouth, May 6th, 1851. no lfttf. riymouth Stove and Tin Store. riHE undersigned would res JL pectfully inform the citizens of Plymouth, and the surrounding country, thai he has on hand a good assortment of Cooking, Parlor and Box Stores, which he will sell cheaper t han has ever been sohl in Plymouth, or in the West. He has also a large assortment of TIN, COiTER & SHEET-IRON WARE, which is m.ide of the best material. All orders attended to on short notice. ROBERT. RISK, riynaouth, Feb. 3, 1851, nt-ly.

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