Plymouth Pilot, Volume 1, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 June 1851 — Page 3

EJ5 i. . r iLJ-'i-J-m TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Arrival of the Pacific. New York, June 7.

The Pacific from Liverpool with dates to the 23th reached her wharf at half past 12 to-day. She left Liverpool on the 23, and made the trip in 11 days and 20 hours. She brings 60 passengers. Ko tidings cf the Propeller Lafayette had reached Livorpoot when she sailed. Wheat is dull. Corn more active at slight advance. Freight dull. England Parliament is still upon the ecclesiastical title bill. Crops look well and are backward. France, in a commercial point cf view, the French news is better than at last advices. Politically it is unimportant. Esglasd. At the Great Exhibition yesterday to the astonishment of almost everybody, notwithstanding the fall of the price to one shilling, the Crystal Palace was not so much crowded as usual. A gnat rush was anticipated, buta comparatively small number came. France. In the French Chamber they have had very violent debates. On Friday, the Minister of the Interior was assailed for exercising undue influence in a recent election lor department of land. M. Franc-lie pleaded that he had expressed the firm opposition of the Cabinet to tiie eiectorial law of May 31. The defence failed. The Assembly would have been better pleased if the ministry had boldly declared that the povernmeiit hud inihienced the elections in its favor. 130 Hungarian refugees have embarked from Havre for New York. A report states that the Austrian Government has consented to the liberation ofKo.-suth, biit it is not confirmed by other arrivals. New York, June 3. The sailors, Dougluss, Clement and Hall, who killed the mate of the barque Glen, have been sentenced to be hung on the 25:h inst. Three other men, Cornell, Stoops and "Wall, are to be hung on the 27th. An abortive attempt to overturn the government "of Chili was made on the 20th of April. Iloboken, June 2. There was no disturbance here yesterday, although a party of some two hundred were assembled. The strong military forces present, repressed all attempts at riot. John Jordan, an old merchant, of Patterson, N. J., has been arrested for having a large amount of counterfeit notes in his possession, W. L. Gallagher, formerly an elector, has been appointed pension agent for Ohio, vice Judge Hall, removed. Boston, June 3. The testimony in the fugitives case his cb se 1 to-day, and II;n. J. P.Hall commenced t.Vj closing argument for the defence. The trial of Stephen D. Crary, for the murder of George Haward, depot master on the Fitchburg railroad, commenced to-day in the Supreme court. New York, June 5. Proceedings have been commenced bv Coddington and wife, formerly Miss Hanmer, against Col. J. W. Webb. The lady is the one referred to by Col. V. in his charge against Willis. Morris, N. J., June 4. It is understood that three indictments which grew out of transactions connected with officers of the State Hank at Morris, N. J raine up for trial at the Monis county Court on the 17th. Struintxmt Collision The steamer Visitor left our wharf yesterday afternoon for Evansville, and when turning the bend three miles below town, was run into by Hiram Powers, coming up, and immediatels sunk to her hurricane deck. It seems the boat on turning the bend did not see each other, t at least did not get signals in tim- to save the collision. The Hiram Powers is large, loaded with railroad iron for the visitor were takan on board by the Powers and brought up to town just at dark last evening. The Visitor is supposed a total Joss. IVubash Courier. May 31. Schuyler Colftx, Eso., editor of the St. Joseph VaHey Register, has been nominated for "ongress, by the whigs of the Oth District, (Ind.) Colfax is a clever fellow, but of courte w cannot wish him success. One who would consent to abandon the dignified position of an editor, for a seat in Congress, deserves to be beaten. We thought our friend of the Register had mor pride but h whig will do anything.-Detroit Fret Press. Grace Greenwood thinks that General Houston would fill the presidential chair pretty well only let him be put under bonds not to whittle the arm off. Never leave the highway for a. by-way in religion, politics, or morals. .An Irishman inquired of a conductor on a railroad ear for his bit of baggage. What s it?" inquired the conductor. "Jist the two crowbars and a thrifle of a handsaw. The Indiana Stite Sentinel says thai from seventy to eighty thousand of beef cattle arc driven annually through Cov ing'on and Lafayette, on lhe Wabash, and through Anderson. Muncielown, and Winchester, on White River, for a mar dceton the Atlantic sca-biird.

C A1YDIDATES

Mr. Howell Will you submit my name to the people of Marshall and Starke counties, as a candidate before the Dtmocratic Convention, for Representative in the State Legislature. N. SHERMAN. Plymouth, June 11, 1S5I. Mr. Howell: Please announce the name of WILLIAM WHITE, as a candidate for Representative to the Stale Legislature, for the counties of Marshall and Stark. Subject to the Democratic Convention. MANY VOTERS. Mr. llovcdl You will please publish the name of William M. Patterson, as a candidate to represent the counties of Marshall and Starke, (subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention,) in the next Legislature; an oblige MANY VOTERS. May 28, 1651. AUDITOR'S REPORT. An Exhibit of the receipts and expenditures of the County of Marshall, for the financial year ending May 31st A.D.1S01. Receipts. Received from State (delinquent tax collected,) $49,60 " For merchants & peddlers license, 45,00 " For county revanue, 3091,42 For Stove, &c, 3JS " From common school fund for money advanced 10,00 From Rosd distiict No. 3, Cen tre Township, 7,10 From Clerk of Marshall county for jury fees, 4,50 Total receipts, $3211, SO llxpoii dittircs. Fur expenses of the poor. 615S.01 ft of Supervisors, 143.31 of Auditor, , 300.00 of Roads. 219.25 " of Specific. 5S4.40 ' ' of Elections, 4S.50 " of Stationary 220.31 ' ' of Assessor, 11S.50 " " of County Commissioners--, 102,00 " of PublicBuildings, 1419,00 " of Grand and Petit Jurors, 219,00 AssociateJudges, 74,00 Bailiffs, 41.00 ( I 4 It Wulf s- al ps. CG.00 AdvertisingDelinqnent list, 30,00 ' County AgMit, 2.00 Mo ney returned 8 00 " Insane persons, 49, 6J Criminals, 23.26 it Sheriff extra, 7S,(JU Sheriff, 85,00 Clerk of the Cir cuit Court, 39,40 Treasurers bill for stove and stationary 27, S? " " Interest on county Orders. 43,53 " " Treasurers 21 per cent on 63103,17, 17,75 " " Trcast r.-rs 5 per cent on 845, (license) 2,25 " " Treasurers 2i per cent on $75, (sundries) 1,SS Total Expenditures, Total Receipts, S4513.03 3211.S0 Excess of Expenditures over Receipts, 81301,23 Exeess of Expenditures over Receipts for the vear ending May 31, 1650, 6136,08 Expenditures over Receipts for the last two years, 8147.81 The Extraordinary Expenses of the County for the last year lias been "iusually large. There has been paid for Public Buildings, 81419,00 To the former Auditor for Ex pense of Starke countv, 8100,00 Paid for Expense of A. Mosely at the Poor House, (which will be refunded when his estate is settled,) 8100,00 Paid the Clerk of Marshall Circuit Court for delinquencies of former Clerks, 8300,00 Paid Albert Bass for digging t well on the Public Square, 830,00 Total extraordinary expenses 81955,00 Total expenses for last year 4513,00 Ordinary expenses of the last year, 82558.00 Total receipts of last year, 321 1,60 Amount of Receipts over ordinary Expenses, 8653,60 All oi which is respectfully submitted June 2, 1651. t. Mcdonald, a. m. c. Examined and approved by the Board: RANSOM HARBER, ) ROBERT SHUOEDER.V Com.. SAN FORD GORDON. ) 51 AI L ARI 7 A LS & DEP 1 RTr RES TO i FRO i riyuioiifli, Indiana. Southern Every day at 5 o'clock, p. m., and departs immediately North. Northern Every day at 3 o'clock, p. m., and departs irninediVrly South. H'e-jtfm Every de.y at 2 o'clock, p. m., and departs same day at 5 o'clock. West. Gothen Every Thursday at C o'clock, p. m., returns to Goshen next day. Fort Wayne. Every Wednesday at 12 o'clock m. and starts tack at 2 o'clock same day. OnonJaza Every Saturday at 4 o'clock p. rn., and returns immediately. Marxh ill Every Saturday at 2 o'clock, p. m., and returns at 4 p. m., sime day. All mails close half an hour before the departure of caid mails. L. C. BARBER, P. M.

Irl a r r i c cl , On the 5th inst. by Austin Fuller.Esq. Mr. Lewis A. Joseph to Miss Susan S. Elliott, daughter of-Mr. Jame3 Elliott, all of this county. Our friend Joseph thought it was "not good for Man to be alone!" and has wisely taken unto himself a companion to cheer him in his journey thro' life, md share his sorrows and his joys. The happy couple have commenced matrimonial life aright, by remembering the Printer, having sent us an ample supply of delicious wedding cake, for which they have our hearty thanks. May they fully realize tha joys they now so fondly anticipate. As we rose from the rich repast the happy couple sent us, our Devil smacked his lips, and wondered when ther'd beanother wedding? CO" Delphi Times will please copy. On the 5th inst., bv W. M. McCormick, Esq'r Mr. Jocob B. Falcoxbuhy to Miss Mary Jase Sxtucr, all of Marshall count v.

PLYMOUTH PILOT OFFICE. Wednesday June 11, Apples Green, 73, Drv, $1,50, Putter, per 11. 8, It tSNvax, per lb 20, Rrooms, per doz. 81,5'J Ueans, per bushel, To Racon Hams 7 Shoulders, 6 Sices, 6 Cranberries, 51,00 Com Meal, 25 Corn, 22 a i5 Candles, per lb 15 Chieie, 10 Chit kens " doz. S1,C0 Erps, per doz. 5 Flour barrcl,S4,50 bund. 2,C0 Flaxseed, Si, CO (.iiuscnij drv, 25 Hay Tame C7,00 Wild, 3,00 Lard, per lb 6 Oats, per bush. 25 Peaches dry,2,00 Potatoes Irish, 25 Tallow, per lb. 10 Wheat, per bus. CO Wood, cord, SI, 00 Coonjkius, 00 a 75 State of Indiana, Marshall County, ss. Marshall Probate Court, May Term, A. D. 1S51. Estate of Azarhh Moscly dec'd.,1 John Lowry Administrator, Petition for sale of real r Lcuisi Mo ely. I aie . I T 11 "Now at this time comes John Lowry, ad-niiiii.-trator of the Estate of Azariah Mosely, deceased, and files Lis petition for the pale of rome Ileal Estate, 1 elonging to the Estate of aid deceased, and it apj earmp to the satisfaction of the Court that Louisa Mosely, one of the heirs a law of said Estate is a non resident of the State of ndiaua. it is tlr-efore ordered by the Court that puUieation u tre fAlnx and pendan y of said petition be made for three weeks successively in the Plymou'h Pilot, a weekly new paper of per.eral circulation, printed and put lisl.cd. in Plymouth Mnrshall County imliana; and that unless the said Louisa Mosely appear, plead, answer cr demur thereto on or I rre the calling of the said cau e, on the firt day of the next term of this Court, to le leid at the Court-house in Plymouth in nid County, on the second Monday in August next, hS5 ! 1 the same as to her will be taken as confessed, and will te heard and i cetermmed in her ahsenre. Attest, RICIIAUD COKBALEY, Clerk. Jn:.e 7, 1S51. n21 3w pr's fee 3,00 WANTED!! A JOrnXKYMAN SHOEMAKER can get employment by apphiag immed;atclv to C. A. SMITH. Plymotr.A, June It, 1851. 21 3t. THRESHING MACHINE. A second hand Threshing machine for pale G. P031EROY. June 1SÜI. II 3t WOOL! WOOL!! Wanted ly POMEROY & CO., ORDINANCES. Tie it ordained by the President find Truteex of the toirn of Plymouth, That no person or persons of any description whatever, whether associated, in company or individually, shall within the I'ai.is of said incorporated town or within one half mile thereof, ell, barter, exchange, or dispose of in any wny whatever, either directly or indirectly any spirituous or intoxicating liquors to any person or persons un der the ape of fifteen years, nor to any person j or persons intoxicated, nor to any person or i persons non-compu, or who is of idle and disolutc habits, to be used as a beverage, and any person so violating the provisions of this ordinance, shall pay a fine of not less than one nor more than three dollars, to be recovered by prcenta ion, or on complaint beure any Justire of the Peace having competent jurisdiction. And the Marshall of said, incorporated body is hereby xe quired to enforce this ordinance. 77 it further ordained by the President and Trustee o f the toten of Plymouth, That the Marshall of sai l town be and he is nerer y required to prosecute diligently, any and all person or persons, who shall at any time within the limits of said corporation, or within one half mile thereof, violate the provisions of section 93 of chapter 53 on pate 979 of the revised statute of 1813 of the State of Indiana. R IF LIS BROWN, Prts't. W. G. Pomfäot, Sce'y. May 29;h ;8)1. STRAYED! ABOUT three weeks since, from A. X. A me suoscnuer, a nun, ö yer oli juJl HE PER. common size, horns wide apart, an i probably has a calf with her at this time, Whoever returns said Heifer to me, or pives me such information that may get her ajain, shall be. suitably rewarded. HENRY DEL NE, Residence near Plymouth one mile south of Whiteheads mill. Plymouth Marshall Co. Jnd.. 21 3t. lion WAmmB. flEN TONS of OLD CASTINUS, wanted, JL fr which will pay COODS, at the couner of Pomkroy's or WnrEua's store, in Plymouth. Farmers! gather up your oi l ron.and bring it aljn-, remembering "That a penny saved is as good mj one earned." JOHN McFARLNE. Plymouth, a., June 4, 1851. 20tf. TAKE TIMELY NOTICE ! ! ALL PERSON':; INDEBTED TO ME ARE specially requested to walk up, forthwith, ard SETTLE. AUSTN PULLER. Plymouth, May 2?, 151, J9tf

HÖRE. NE V GOODS.

CARTER'S & CLEVELAND; 4 re now receiving a larje supply ofSUMXJlMER CLOTHING, of all QUALITIES, which they will SELL at very LOW PRICES! Xi. TT ?iJ CT A large addition of COTTOX AXD LIXEX GOODS for Mo.Vs anlJJjys' SODIER t'LOTHIXC; ALL at very LOW PRICES. Plymouth May 21 1S3I. n!9tf. LIVE--AN D LET LIVE. A PROPOSITION was made when my MiLL was burnt, to take a subscription lor my relief. J objected to it at the time for good reasons, as supposed. now say to the people of Marhall county, am in want of Fmeeu Hundred Dollars, to complete my Grist Mill, by the ist of Nov. next. I will receive il as stock tor two years, arid pay lO per cent., and return it in two years from the lime ot receiving it, as follows: one-third, July ist one third, Scpteml er 1st and the remainder, Nov. I st. AUSTIN FULLER. Plymouth, May 2S, 1831. l'Jif. " atmcAic notice. "ff OCTOR T. A. LEMON, offers his serJL vices, professionally, to the citizens of Marshall county intendine to devo'e his time stricth to the practice of Medicine, in its various branches and become a permanent citizen among you; he respectfully asks, and experts to receive, a liber.il share ot patronage. OFFiCE At D. Deming's Drugstore, where he may be found at all tines, except when absent professionally. Call promptly attended to, day or night. Plymouth, a., May 2Ü, ISM. l9if 85 REWARD! OTRAYED t"ro;n the subscriber, on tbc 1 8th O inst., a dark Lr-Jwu MARE, coming four yejrs oi l, star in her forehead, hind feet while j above her fettcr-locks.marks of harness on her sides, two biles on her shoulders, one plainly: seen; not shod when, she left, nail mnrks visi-j ble; curly hair in front and on each side of her head; hair elf under the tail. 1 will pay the above r j ward for her return to me, or for any in-' formation, that may enable meto pst her again. ! ANäOX LAFONTAINE, 4 miles north of South Bend, fa. May 23, 1831. 18-3t TÖEWÄY TO GET MARRIED ! rjMIE best, and most improved, and only J. fcure way is to go and purchase a supply of .1 vwviry, which is to te had from J. P. FOHCE, who has,this morning, received a new supply of (JOEL) KING?, solid and filled; GOLD EAIt-r;lNGS, s Md and filled; UK EAST P1N.S, coiisis ng of solid .old Clusters, Mournim.', Kosette, and faucy PINS; Go! I Pencils, Silver slides, Watch. Chains, &.C., ic. all rheap fo? CASH. A few pair of JENNY LiND KAli-RlXGS, (solid cold.) can be had by calling early. Now don't become Old Mud", when there is such an easy and effectual remedv just at hand, ani warranted not to fail. J. P. FORCE. Plymouth. May 2$, 1S5I. latf A NEW ENTERlMiE!! GLEASON'S PfCTORAL DRAIYlX&i-lSOOJI COrrllMISlON. A UECOPD OF THE BEAVT1FVL A M) I S EF I L IX A K T, Decorate l tu the Dissemination of Polite Literature and the Cul'.itation of Refinement. A paper thus entitled, with the purpose above strata d, will te issued by the subscriber, on Saturday the 29th day of March, current, in a style and manner to form. A NEW FEATURE IS THE NEWSPAPER WOULD. Is character, appearance and contents will te oR:uiNAr., and in point of clqucnce of style, and the material used in its publication, will be unrivalled, as it is the object of the publisher to see how superb a rpceimen of newspaper lit ei attire can be produced. llavingample means, as well as the inclination, to issue the best literaay paper in this country, the publisher is resolved to show the public to what perfection this branch of litcra. ture can be brought; and to aid him in this purpose, the best pens M ill be employed and liberally paid, to enrich the columsof this DR.1W 1NG - ROOM COMPAN ON. The long experience of the undersigned in the publishing business, and the extraordinaiy success that has crowned his efforts, is apuaranlee that the promises made for the new paper will be faithfully Kept' and that' it will at once assume the po-ition of the Leading Periodic il of America. , It will be printed on the rinnest and most beautiful paper, manufactured expressly for it, in royal quartoorm. and upon ad .cr and beautiful font of brevier type, copper faced, and also manufactured expressly for its columns, thus forming typographically. An Elegant Sptciinrn of Art. The contents of the paper will embrace talcs, sketches, and gems of poetry, with the cream of foreign and domestic inteliirenee, arranged with great editorial care, and review of the most prominent and entertaining events of the times, touching cpon all that is XOVEL A XI) IX TERES TIXG j Its aim will constantly be to inculcate the strictest and highest tone of moral ty, and to encourage viriue, by holding up to view all tha is good and pure, and avoiding that which is calculated in any way to pamper to a vitiated taste, thus forming the BEST FAMILY PAPER and such a one brothers and fathers will be happy to place before the home circle, and to see on their centre table. In short, we shall make it loved for its cheerful, . entertaining qualities, respected for its moral instruction, and sought after by all for its combined excellencies. Each number of the paper will le BEAUTFULLY LLUSTRATED with accurate engravings of current and notable events of the times, interesting scenes, remarkable structures, etc., etc., altogether forming a brilliant and unrivalled weekly visitant. TERMS JNVEJUABLY IN ADVANCE 1 subscriber, one year, - - $3,00 2tUbtcribr, - - - . 5,00 4 ... '.- 8,00 8 " 16,00 10 " - - - - 10,00. One copy'of the Flag ofocr Untov, and one copy of the Drawing-Room Companion, one year for $4,0.) Through tlie.se two journals eminate from the same cstalliihment, still not one line will appear in one that has been published in the other, thus affording to tho.-e persons who take both papers and immense variety. F. GLEASON, Publisher Boston, Feb'y. 8, 1MI. Any paper coppying the above will be entitled to a year' exchange with the 'Pictorial Drawing Room Companion, and the 'Flaj of our Union.

! CARTERS & CLE AVELÄND

Take this public opportunity of thanking all their friends and customers, for the large share of confidence and nationale which have been extended to them for the last tea years, and hope that by Fair Dealing and a Steady Course, In Trade and Rnsinw; they will still cotiiime to merit & receive favors of alt purchasers of "vTe respectfully inviie all persons looking for To call and loook at our stock before purchasing chc.vhere HAVE lately received, and arc still receiving a lar'e stock of Making our assortment and usual variety larue and full, to-wt: DRY GOODS,! LAWNS AND CALICOES, of new and beautiful styles Bonnets and Ribbons, English and French of the latot fashions. raaa fimt and klss shawls, LACES, CLOVES, A XI) ottou Summer (Sfooöö, BROAD CLOTHS, Satinctl-i,Ca$imcrc,Shiriinz,ShcLLivg Palm, Leghorn and Fur Hate, Of all kinds Ruttsand Screws. Door Handle-1, POCKET-KNIVES KNIVES AND FORKS Locks of all kinds, NrJls, Iron, Cnckrry, Leather. Indico, Madder, Copperas, Alu.n, BOOTS & SHOES, Of all kind', for Men, Women and Children, Of all kinds, (except liquors,) besides other i I a In great variety, which we will sell as CHEAP as can be sold in the State of ndiana, as our facilities of obtaining Goo Is are eual to any. WANTED, Deer Skins, Beef Hides, Calf Skins, Furs, Ginseng, Snake Root, Uee'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 k CLEVELAND. Plymouth Marshall county, May 14, IS51. PLYMOUTH BOOT &, SHOE SHOP. TOULD respectfully inform the citizens y f ot t'iy:r.ouUi ana i.'-e puonc generally, that he intends ottering to tüe public, a iiev and good assortment of IS owls si m 1 Shoes this Spring, and l etter than has evcrbc ore been sold in Plymouth. Ib; kreps constantly on hand a full assortment of all kinds of work in his line of business he has under his employ, men who nre capable of making t!.e same. Persons wishing to purchase will find him always on hand. Plymouth, Indiana; Feb. 9, 1S51. 5:f. Strugs! I2sz?gs! rriHE undersigned tliankful to the public j for past favors, would Inform them that he has on hand a full supply of DycsiufiV, Chemical Klitss-Warc, PUTTY CIGAR Ü. BOOKS, STATIONARY, and all the PATENT MEDICINES, worthy of public confidence. Among bis Patent Medicines are Dr. Townsends Sar.-aparitla, Dr. Myers' Sarsaparilla of Wild Cherry and Dandelion, Graefenburg Sarsaparilla, Low den's Sarsapar;lla; Jaync's Alterative, Jayne's Expectorant, Jayne's Vermifuge Pills, Jayi.e's Carminative Balsam. Louden's Medicines, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Brant's Pulmonary Balsam, Brant's Purifying Extract, United States Syrun, Roger's Liverwort and Tar, Moffilt's Pills and Phcenix Bitters, Graefcnburg Medicines, Budd's Ointment, Budd's Liniment, Lorec's Ohio Liniment, Chinese Liniment, Farrell's Liniment and Ointment, and Slidall's Indian Vermifuge. Having no profits to divide nor tents to pay, he will sell at Michigan City prices, or as lowas can be affordel in Northern Indiana. II. B. PERSHING. Tlyntouth, April 15th, lt5l. nl3 ly. Plymouth JS The World! C7 T.T ? I 2 S im JAMES H. CASE, J")E1NG thankful to the public for past fa- ) vor, would respectfully solicit the patronage of the citizens of Plymouth and the vicinity feeling confident that his knowledge and experience iti the TAILORING BUSINESS, will enable him to" give entire satisfaction, in all caies good fits warranted all the time. done on the shortest notice, anwarranted if made up right, in a workman like manner. All orders in his line of business promptly attfn lcd to. Shop one door North of J. L Wcs;trvplt's Store, and one' door South of II. B. Pershing's Dru Store. Plymouth, May 5th, 1S51. no lfitf. rijmonlh Stove and Tin Store. r FIIE uncersigne Q?j'SiSJ J- rtfully in ed ould resorin the ci'i5 zens of Plymouth, and the t-ur-roundmc countrv, that he lias on hanl a pood assortment of looking, IV.rlor and Box Stove, which he will sell cheaper than has ever btcn sold in Plymouth, er in the West. He has also a large assortment of TIN, COPPKIl SHEET-IRON WARE, which is made of the beit material. All orders attended to on short notice. ROBERT RISK. riouth, T:b. c, 1251, ni-Iy.

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NEW GOODSI851. JOHN L. WESTERVELT Is now receiving a FIKE STOCK 0? GOODS, Which he c:T- rs to the puMk: on reasonable terms; his Stock will consist of all the articles needed in this market. Pieare call a:ul examine o'ir assortment of

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Before purcl;a?jn? cl.-ewhcre, as we charge nothing i r showing them, and do not intend Lein u;ider.-o! i. 3 j"- P. S. Oar stork of ready Kade Cloathin w:ll co.i:pric io:i;c THREi: HUNDRED GARMENTS, Of the bi'e-t Fr.hionr, to which we invite your par:i-ular a'te:iLi-jn. J. L. W. Plymoulli, M 14th, 15!. nI7 tf. SMITH S Tonic Syrup, nr Vegetable Fcbrifnce, a siif.' and certi'i'i cure lor chill and, fever, for rdc 1 y II. 15. PERSHING. W. G. tacrcy.l I John B. Mies. P03IKR0Y & XILCS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. rhinonUt. Ii:i!i;ina. WILL a'.fcml ti uH runn sMovu. BrrxK rntr.ialr i to ti: :.m, in tn! M -Vvt Circuit and 1'r ''!! Co-.rl'.. MayJS, 1S3!. I; :0-:y. ITTilltMV k ( Ol V N i: L I- IL AT LAW. COUi VrO'l and Master in Chancery, XotaO ry Pu'di', : n 1 .-eueial A-eut, for the iCcurin an I ,1i..c:m i f Claims Purchase, Sale, au I R utins of Ite.il Estate throughout rho W"et i:-'T:era'.ly A.:;e;.t for the Sinkins Fund Lands in Jfanhcli 'county. Oili.o one doer nc-rih of Pershing's Dru Store. REFERS TO. JOHN STEWARD Jr. fc Co. New York. DAVID JAVNE M. D. Philadelphia. Hon. J. W. CHAPMAN Madh-ou Ind. A. L. WHEELER E.-. Plyin-juth lud J. ERADLY E.q. Laporie Ind. C. B. iz L. RLAIP, Mich. City Ind. "DIU K. I'UYSICI A X . "YT7TLL attend to the practice of medicme V V iu all its various forms. Also on hand a pood Electrical Machine for the cure of Rheuiiia'bm and Nervous discnses generally. OFFICE one dooi South ol J.L.W estervel. S ox c Piyn:cuthr Mt.y uth "51 , nolG-ly. PROPOSES to cure Hernia cr Rupture, ly vi at is ter.ned Dr. O. Hurlbuts opiUtiVo rr..:1.-dv,"in from fifteen to twenty days-no tnittef how Ion- the cases have been standing, penonsfrouiadbtaiu-rr will le rc.unded m t'.eir e'.en:-e- if sUisftiou is not given. ' Plymouth, InJ.. -day 5th51, nolC-ly. "THK DUNHAM HOUSE, 1 1 1. f inilE uUrr.ber haviu.i leased ir a term of I ve ;rs the at-ove II on. c, tatxcs this metlicd of iiiimii:J the Traveling puLljc that on Mondav the 12th day of May, Piol, he intends MayGth, 1S31, bf- " JAMES H. CASE, Jzwl ice of lhe Peace PLYMOUTH, IXDIAXA. Cf! e one door North of J. L. Westerveir Sture, and one door fc'outh of II. B. Pershing's Dm,- Store. All orders promptly attenued to. May 3th, V'A, uo 1 j tf. STRAYED, FROM the residence of the iütv f"' ' ycrii-er, nine imi" li South Bend, one bay horse, ti .... i. .o,' i'.Th. tiine vears olT""tr.il, and shod all around, when he left. 'The hairisoffhis wethers, and his tail and forctop- had been chewed off by a fair. Ho tears the marts of Sweeney. Ioll-eril anj Bone-spavin; whoever bastaVen 1 will please cive n e in'ormation of the same andhew.lleliberalrded. Slay 22, 1851. St. , IMymouth School. Charles D. Smith, will commence tcachin; i School in this place, on Monday June nd.. for anhand any scholars, who may be placed urdcr his charge; upon the following TERMS. For He Juvenile ;rimcAr-Mcntal Arithmetic, and Juvenile Philosophy w . JVJ Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Cco;raphy, Ccc. Fvr Wghir Brandts. . 'uu He hopes bv former experience and untir-iu-efforts for the advancement oi his scnoiars, to merit pubUc patrouage. Plymouth :iay r., Notice. rilHE undue notes of the personal property I proptrly of IL IL Cummins, deceased, and John Astlcy, deceased, are now ue, ami immediate payment is reVled;.an'lh"; if said notes are not pain before the tCLh d.ay of June next, sail notes will be found in the bauds of the proper "1" V"c.cn.;f Administrator of said estates. Plymouth, May 10th. ISOt. nl8-3w. ADMmSTRATORS NOTICE. TVTOTiCE is hereby given, that have ta1H out Letters of Administration on thc Estate of John Piatt, la'e cf Marshall county, Indiana.decea-ed: all ptrons indebted to iaiJ E.-tae, fire required to make immediate payment, ard those having claims against s.&id Estate, rre required to present their cbiims. duly auilu utited. According to la'. The Estate ,s pTobaMy .solvent. CASPAR CRL'BE. May I9f 1 03 1 . It'if Administrator. TIME ! ! TIME ! ! ! 4 few doz. fiLcen dollar clocks, can te f. "V had foj a piece at .May 15, 1831. WHEELER'S. JVR. McLnncs Celebrated Liver Pilb, a sure j and afe remedy for Liv r complaint, for sale by the undersigned, sole acentfor Marshall county. 11. B. PERSUING. Rochester Kncckings! EW fiOOD?!, just received by Rail Road, and forsile cheaper than ever, by rO.MERnvdtCo. N