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are not true. The "Imlianian" tells us that Christ and the thief were that day in Paradise; three days afterwards Christ told Mary he had "not yet asceuded,' &c. The "Indianian" has exhausted his criticisms on our remarks, about changing the punctuation, we let these pass after seeing that he has taken the responsibility of subverting the plain sense of words spoken by holy men as the spirit gave them utterance, and after doing so undertakes to excuse himself on the ground that other men have taken the same course. I care not what he may say, neither what he may assume, contrary to pluindeclarations, notwithstanding he may be backed up by Uev. Luther Lee. A man must be hard pressed when he has to resort to a course like he did, of perverting Psalms 14G: 4, and Lccl. J: 5, 6. Now fui Phil. 1: 23. "For 1 am in a strait," &c. In reply to his argument we say, that Paul points the Vhillippians to "the day of Christ.'' as the time of .their reward; and it would be preposterous to suppose he expected to meet with his before them. His ad-

ilress to Timothv is proof of this. Paul uir.s iu um ' j 1 is not discussing his own fote, except so far as Christ and his Gospel were invelvrd. He says all his aniiclions, bonds and 1 imprisoiMiients had furthered the Gospel, ; instead of retarding its progress. And j in reference to this he makes one hold 1 . . and unmistukeiiblc declaration, that i .nr.:t M n;Rei! hi v Infa J W rf I 4 ' J Ir U lit VI ,J- " V J J h.t1if.r In- nf, nr bv death" it mattered not thin icould he the result, Having thus driven the nail, he clinches it by saving, "For me to live is Christ it will redound to ki-t glory, for 1 am set for the defence of the Gospel," -and to ; die, ill lU ll U V, U V " ' . . . i m .i ii rii i o i w r rii w , I r r!. ot to me, Paul, .but to ' ise. hon- could "Christ sikc. "is nam ii" (üirist: for otherw 1: 1.:. i-ti 1 Hfi j,i ui? imdu b-i a?. at if liie ! . . . ... m t I v'v 111 pit 1 ' j j reader will pleas; note the fact, that itj wis -in body" anil not out of it, nor in I lbe "Snirit uorid.'' that Christ was to be magnified. 15ut,M savs Paul if lj live in the flesh, this the fruit of my 1. bor; yet what I slid i I choose I know jijt," Vhy did lit not know what to choose For," or because 'l am in a strait betwixt were thes strait? accordi which AYhila in this strait, therefore, what choice did he make? Did he choose life iJid he make choice of death? No; for between these he could muhe no selection; but there was a third point in reference to which he could, tiul di 1 make u j choice: and that was v: returning atol tv-in with Christ," which was far better' than life or death. The "Indiaiiiau" j savs. "that to depart ws to be with i Christ immediately." This is the point j of his argument, and il is a pure assump- j tion, as a faithful exegesis of the pis-j

tico." What -tico," things St.vr.rnit Gvs. Our f.icnd. G. Q . en Prizes m 2,(W sent to Montpelicr, nd. , A?i2 STATION

a Iwi .-...n'wliii.'i lit. in 1. I . . .1 . r . . , 1 ;" H eonly ak one ur!er to prove conclue, Detwcciiwntta Ii w a.- 111 a Colton. who has spent the past few years 4 , : ' snni tws of nil .m.i Kiitw.

Were they life and dtct.if ln?n i,, California, dicing gold and adnillllS- 0u aii Wl)ri n il r.viied auciicy, that will ! kirn's, Plush Caps and nil to this view, he did not know! terhv hiw Jn,:ir, of the Peace in San i.-nvos- waiviviwnvmi t I Prin ers an 1 Tales for Hats,

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'be with Clirist"' iu death, is not so much as hinted at in the whole pura-1 rra nh. It was not a tlepurtitre tii.it j 1 ' . . II . 1 ..... .!? I ratil desired, out a rciuriuaz; un.i outri . fhwiil 51 IWII II I tllt:iilt- lll-:i.!.. from either dyiiiz or living in the present State. If the 'Indianiun' wants to prove anything by 2 Cor. 5: S, he must commence with the chapter and afler he has j;iven his expositions of tlie suLjct we will notice it, for the subject begins vith the chapter. The "IndianianV" next proof is Kev. G; D. Where Jolwi 'saw under the altar the fouh of them thct were slain for tlie word of Go.l." 5cc. Upon this texl I shall not dwell, for it must be obvious to every intelligent reader of the Scriptures, that John gives a symbolical description 0fwh.1t he saw; aud that he speaks ol things which had no real existence when he Saw them; and, therefore, that they were merely images, or symbols, reprt entin other ihings, That Jo!m should see the uoulz of the martyrs under tlie altar, and that thes souls should be represented as "crying with a loud voice," is uli iu perfect harmony with the whole subject. The blood of Abel cried from the ground; au I the blood of Christ is said "to speuk better things than the blood of Abel;" and in perfect harmony with the nature and decorum of tlie ligure, the blood or nouls of the saints, slain for the word of God. is represented as being "under the altar," upon which ue may suppose they were sacrificed. The "Indianian." eays "We will then compare this grain of wheat sown to the resurrection." The ilrst thing to be noticed is that he makes the grain of wheat to represent a man buried let us sve, he burys tu mau iu the ground, but first takes the ;eriii from Lim and has it translated as far from him as possible I need only ask is this the way you use the grain of wheat, or is lhe eniire grain, ho ly an I germ put in the ground tJether, we think it will appear plain !hut he has subverted his own theory, we let it puss without further comment, and let him ponder over his own figure to represent a resurrection. He next charges me with denying thatvtan will have a tnind after the resurrection, toiid drawn out a long nonsensical argument on a supposition of his own, and tries to show that if the man if ill have any mind it will be a new one, &c. As he has taken this trouble, we will look at his theory. 1st, the body dies the mind does not, but continues to live and have enjoyments finally tbe body is resurrected the mind again enters into it. Now the mau ha a new body and the same old rniud inference, half of the man is resurrected and made immortal and cannot sin; the other part is the same mind that has lived in this sinful world, and while here did sin, yet they must go together, how do you like

this? We acain say the mind is an at-

tribute of the man, and without it he is not a complete man that when he is resurrected be will not bo deficient. The 'lii-tinilin" li.i- f?v...l mit -j mu'Ctinn n ml calls it ours. I fear his mind was siikj LA - V t I 1 1 1 11 L III i 1 I - 111 II lir liJW J ... t ursiliII clllil I lliin III Ll 1111 o;niii Ii, 4 O lor we never did ask anv thin- like it, it reads as follows: "If mankind are in possession of immateriality, how did they obtain it," Ve asked a queetion as fol lows: "1st, If man is in possession of ir. mortality when und how did he get it? He has made no attempt towards answering it, and he cannot do it, there is no help for him, he has made an assertion, but that is of no avail where there is a dispute, if however he lias anv "Thus saith the Lord" let him brin it on. Our 2. question he has treated almost with coutenipt, the question is a plain common sense one. and we think deserves some notice. In answer to our third question he says "The wicked before the judgment are j ;st as much condemned officially as the criminal bt fore his trial, hut of whose Liiilt there can he no doubt. f :. .Now we s.iy that the crr.nuiul is not ccndcmncd ofciull-j until he is brought before the ju l-e, and has had his tnal, alter which the jud-ment is pronounced upon him und ne is delivered into tue hands of the subordinate 0l.i1. 2rs to be ex1 .... .1 1" 1 ecuted. u Hat execute,!? ;ue ouuji decree or iu. '.cement fullv entorccd and O brou-ht to bei.r upon the criminal, but he i.s not t officially judged hut once, and t the. tim.- appointed. Uc thiuii , that is u we have answered tile "IndiHiimi up ( to this time and will wait for I nn to bring up more proof, as he said, so we .. 41. ..-,,,(. ..K...f !,. friti :t - --iTr(-it:iriiiiiii ii hihi l c iiu iv I ill W j - - - 7 perish we have nothing to say at this time lie has proved our position to bj true j I 1 as lar as ne nas cone, aim as ne sm oer- 1 n ' ie!i means a coiitiuuuiice of existence we will wait for the proof of it also, wi are ready to prove tue reverse at any t ...... in. but it is his business to put these things ; out of his way, ele thev stand with ail.' i their force tgainst him. A CITIZEN and snowed ns a iron of a most unique and singular construction, form of a cane, hut in reality It has the in I i".n !. n..,t h-im: :i 1 1 tin. iwir Mm! Ulli luii i.' v. ii.-i 11 . .i.i u.i .... 1 - -. . . - - . . -. ( elf. ct of a riß:. It shoots without pow,iPr or (,,,s! ij,e roj-lli force b in notliiut; but air. And what is most i h,-a bout it is. that with one charge, nflet n ,UU , an be f;red. It carries from fi--?it to ten balls with sulicielit forre l( ujn s'j.tirre's from the highest for- j est tr"cs. A lull or churtrcdf shut can j be used as there'are two bands one small er Ve saw it iired (lircd is not the j wcr.l.as tliore is no fire usM about it) at I u mar fcV( fal tim - - - - - . . . . . 1 . . 1 a 111 I it d ove the ! ' hall every lime tlirouli an inch üoar.i. iJtrrii.tgtcii 17. Stnlincl. t?v- zrszf t4"' PLYMOUTH PILOT OFFICE. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1351. Apples Cireen, Vi, Dry, 31,00, Ihitter, per lb. 8, Ueeswax, per lb 20, I5roo.;:s, p.-r doz. 51,00 IJean', per bushel, "" liacon llatii, 7 Miouhlcrs, 0 Sides, r, Cranberries, Sl-"0 (.'urn ileal, '2rt Corn, 22 a L'5 Candles, per lb 15 Cheese, " 10 Chickens "doz. Sl.CO T.j?, per doz. 5 Flour barrel,' 1,50 Flaxseed " Si 0 ' Giire 1 '- Irv " .J ' ',,T ' ''c-f.n ' xr-!' V -o hund. 2,10 Wild, 2,50 Lard, peril) Oats, per bush. 15 Notic3 fZO the Landowners ol Kection L" T 31 K.K. Ion are l.erely notified that the County Surveyor pursuant to my application, will at o'clock in the morning of the ötli day of December, l.'iöl, proceed to locate tl.e(ori;ers to my land, Je tojubdivide the section, to which your lands is adjoining:, when and where you may attend, i:' you see jimpcr. L. M. HOWLS Plymouth Nov. 18- 1. -12 llw. Aß.ilED RESiSTAME TO SLAVE CATCHERS! Souikcru Tniükkers in Olood! TAKE HEED! In ttie marred name of Humanity, we earnestly call upon the Fill ENDS OF LHEUTY throurrl.ont tlie world, and fervently implore every human creature, upon the al'er of whose heart there burns one spark of veneration tor the priceless boon of lnti:a.mmi:lkd freedom, to raise a voice in the general shout, now subdued, only to burjt upon the appalled ar of the SLAVE OWNF.n, with a ten-fold crushing force. Let every man pledge uneoinproniising hostility to the iutamous 'Fugitive Law," and until the 'men in l.ili places'," revoke iti obnoxious enactments, use his efforts to de eat its I ! A U It A 1 O LS ECK I i ES ! Let him swear by the hall owed rememberance of his ghostly ancestors, his unswerving fealty to their declaration, that "All 3Ien arc Created Free and IqiwV and avowing in the broad face of Heaven, bis utter repuiruaiue to that most unrighteous law, which fastens the fetters 011 the lacerated limbs of the "down trodden" Atrican. DEMAND 1TSI1ETKAL! Let liim swc;.r to defend the "unalienable riirhts of liberty and the pursuit of happines," astfuarauied to all men hy the Declaration ot liidepeudeii ce, and to ASSIST TUE CAPTVE 'in his efforts to cast off the manacles rivited by law, and the tyrant will of a :.lLUC;LLS:i il VSTEU.

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his Country's cf liistorr weich If counts the hritht (iced of his .evolutionary sires, refcsVi-.! to rive " Aid r..,inrr a Ue a.-zn-tiiitr tuUnicSt ana a dvr' de:th to his Irul rulil ue.i IV';: jivrni'-'rt! T c i!.riVP i) e lnmiiirp sriwiM IUP! by ultra a nti-slavcrv advocate.-, to "show their iti-.lawrr advocate,, to .how their of tharreculiar institution, while . v.' nni'p .n frn in their a .urreiice I ,,tl..,r.- i.inr.i 111:1 I. V.V nm Ulli' l.liuwiv int! jk mn. . oio ition, ad.n.t a more conciliatory tone. i.oll er class ocuoy a strictly neutr.tl pnuwl, upon the princ-ple'that there are men enou;h , t!n cr.mirvto s,!.tl.. that vexation cuesl tion without fi.eir aid; anion? this class, oc - Icui.viii-averv rro.ninent position, may be V fun' 1 1 1 " iu;: truly lit ;y axd far famed EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY BROKERS, P.LI.rYFER&Go. ?,8 Sirprr'or ulrrc!, Clear It; tut, O'iio. j Y,!io are aeiivt dy tnred, dnj an I nigh:, in Sellin,' to every ieciiou of the country, an ar ray ol Hi at far ert 1 even their own wiliest roneept ions of the f-ucceos of their wurld renowned j rilK j W 1 ho paid in October, in prize money S'J-3,-P. M. PYFER & Co. V ho sell and piv, a' n tally, null oris of dollars? j p M PVFLli Sc Co t,it.;r in üoMf ' ;I pvpu;uCo. ! . v;i ) .euory in Lesral Lotteries? p. ym pYFER & Co. ( Who d the heaviest lottery business in the ... i i wu. P. M. PYLEll ecCo, "ho sell the most prizes? A, M PYFF.R ec Co. an iii;n;euve count v business? P. M. PYFitlll & Co. Who mlmifJH twnty year ffff that the I ii.-t u i d i d 1 1 1 l.t r i.iivin.l im-io firm At IJ . 0u 4 1 I II .i.l. (, Jil'l 1(11 MIj;CU Wli.'L 31. Pyk-r A Co, Lwl ,.! Aulh.rhed ; I'T'I .iiCI.S.l MHI' iWUn 1 L"M-i:ill III liillHi - am' occnp e I the muit prominent position inj 1 ! e inniuJ EYEIIV HODY. 1 ri.fci:rrr.'i:jr rcsr.I'?..' Lm'itds 5xi!c Elfh. ' Wit.i.ti, ... f,.,;-nr.l..r PrtPu.Uin the We have ou file at our ' f 1 .... 1 ,. ..ri-,... ..ii f ... . tiie:YizeofS-2,.M Oa-itUo iidiana. i;an 01;:' 1 , wi ."! f.i v iriii. On-' Prize ot f-iö.O'.'il sent to Chicago, One Prize of :.",. M sent to hake Co. O. ; Two Prizes of? uy. 1 0 sent to Illinois. ' I one Piie of i,;io sent to Pickaway To. 0. ' Four l'rizes d'" U- 0 jentto JlleuCo. ü. I O' Try the Scheme tnr nvrm ipr. nivl ! orilcr v.irl'j Hill LL AN'T LOTTEIi ZE 1 FOR NOV. 13!. Dato Capital No.C.illets Price o' Price of P'l;'?:;. ! S37,(V)i 15(0 ! 37.50 35,0; I i 8,."0 ; 1U,50 4fi,5'J Jl,5 l ; 1 S, 75 ' SLO) Oct. Prrzes Tickets 1 Sl'VOO 7.)No. I2dr'n Sil 3 1 10, 1 ( 0 73 M 12 14 1-2 11 iG 12 13 12 15 KI 11 i'2 H 15 13 1.1 12 M 13 M 12 15 13 8 5 10 5 5 15 8 Ä 10 5 4 10 s 5 10 5 5 CO 8 5 10 5 4 10 ( o of 1 1',0 (i 75 7 CO,H-0 7-j 8 4',MjU 11 ,q 1 1 C,!!0') 73 IT, !" 75 IM'-'. s::,o 0 7"j -V-en (v W.r2 7S :il.S-:s 7S 'Ji.,lt'U 7-" r 0:1 1 t -I Kl it;, 5 15,('0 1 1 17 LS 2;!'I' (.) ' 1750' on ll o oi 18,75 Tl.fiO 2S.00 f.iy.n:il 7" r-,coo 7s U' 0 75 U0!:( 7S i .V'v 7" ityoo 7S n,5')i 3.' 0 1 i r.((ii r,'5(J! 37,50 i . 1 3: Tl.e price of Packages of Quarter Tick ets oidy i: advert ied above. 11 The Mana-.ers Printed Drawing, endorse cd by the Coimnissioners ap;ointed (for this: rurl,0-v-') I'Y the Governor of Virginia, are iu all cases etit to our coirc pou lents. Letters always stroiiudv and car ullv sealed, T, t" I lofi'.'ers of Packages of Tickets s-el-dorn have more than six chance.? against the.r drawing iu a Package any q'the capital Prizes, a ml !.! ':ifL: jiüiv i ! ri c (nur nf tin lnal,cs;t " - . ..... .v. ..v......-, 'rirr..! nw vntil 111 - before the Lot .ually answered by the re aim maih. Person ct a distance who wish "Fortune Ruckled ou their Packs," will find that it is only necessary to enclose the price fas laid i down in the above schedule, lor a Package or mi igle Ticket to the Truly Fortunate, FarFamed and Old Established House of P. M. PYFElUy Co. No. C8 Superior Street, Cle aveland, Ohio.

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A 5 111 ill iI l'ator's Notice. ! ready to wait on all who may favor me with NOTICE is hereby piven that 1 have this ' their call. I beg leave to offer my most corday taketi out Letlersof Administration, . dial acknowledgments for the heretofore l.b011 the estate o1' Joseph L. Hulls, lateof Mar-. fral patronage bestowed i.pon me, and hope shall county, Indiana, deceased. All persons I'X stnet attention to business, they will still indebted to .said estate are requested to make , continue to give me a call, immediate payment, ami those having claims; If W aulcd-Uulter, Lggs, Leeswax, Cranavainst said estate are notified to present them , berries, o:c. .C. ..

duly authenticated according to law for settle ment. Ihe estate is prohablv solvent. MARY IU'LTS, Adm'x, Plymouth, Oct. 22, 1851 40 3t A I i -ta i s: i 3 na t o rs S:i Ic. pi Olli h is l.en l.y uven that I will oner al XI p;i. ne outcry oti Saturday, the 15A day of Xovember next 1 I.,,., r t' ... r ifi.it louring to sail estate, lo wit: One yoke of Oxen, two Milch Cows, two Head of Sheep, ceased, tl.e iojiowmh; personal properly ue . .1 Ilea I of I bus, two'hor.e Plow, two P.eds seven and IJeildiii,', and various other articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. of raid d.iy. TERMS. On all Minis of three dollars and upwards, a credit oi nine months will be given the purchaser ..ivin his note with pood 'rcehold :'icuri:y. waiving valuation and appiai.seitient laws. All Mims under three dollars cash iu hand. MAR V HULTS, Adm'x. riymouth. Oct. 22, 18511031 DK. R. BROWN, PROPOSllS to cure Hernia or Rupture, by what is termed Dr. O. Hurlbuts opilative remedy, in from litleen to twenty days no matter how long the cases have been standing. Persons from a distance will le refunded in their expenses if satisfaction is not given. Plymouth, Ind., May 5tn '51, nolG-ly. J011 WORK done at this office in tlie neatest style cf the art.

Slarshal-'s Sale.

"0Y virtue of a writ of Execution to me JL- reeded ror.i the Clerk's cHi.-c o! the Circuit Court of the United St.ves for the District . of ndiann, I w ill on the 10t!i chiy of Novcm - her next between the lour,' of 10 o"ibk, A. :.!. and 4 nYWk. 1. M. at the Court House -L and 4 o'clock, P. M. at the Court House ' l 4 o'clock, P. M. at the Courthouse " t!.e towaof Ply.noa-J, Mar,!,Meouu'y, nt.iana, o.ier lor ioie tic iiu.ii nu. .ion ti.t - - , ul- and rofiu for eveii years l.y .: yer ot '. t,ie following real estate to wt: hist halt l1ort!l. pirtcr suction (SO) thirty, tow-isinp (-'- tlir'y-two rattle (1) one h ist had '" - "1 ye.n quarter 5-ectio.i pi) th.rty two towns h:p tlnrty-two ran.e (4) lour cast Last half south east quarter f-ectijn (.J; twenty-to ne township (32) thirty-two raii:.e (! cut. L.tvt hall li rill casttpuirier section .VJj tliiny-twj township 32 j thirty-tv.o r;ueij four east and the Jouihwest qtiar.'er n.rtliwest quarter Jcctioii 111 four.eeu towi:hi; ' thirty-two north ranxe f -1 two east in the täte, taken i:i executio:i as the pro..rty ot the dete.i iants at the suit o!" John A. S lr.Mson . ajrauist Nicholas D. drover et al. .Said property will te sold without resrs-rd to the valuauu.iot appraii-eiueni taws o: jucuana. S. 3IEl.EDi'TiI, l . S. :i. 1). . t y :c' k'UO!l' Deputy. I lymouth, Oct. 22, lSi! 10 3t 7VTTrnTT7" rvmVCl IN A Y V j j I iol 11 , Ibo 1 ( ry?7 r-i r"0 Tr VTTT! PT j lias just received his splendid Stock ol 1 F all il II ll V illtCr (00 (1 S ; Consisting of every thing that will needed j or wished -or m his line. In his stock you will find ca. Rft3C3E!IiaIESS5 7 j .MnHsscs and u3ar, t.m-er and I ! epjx -r, , . ... v, ..v. .u.v..u.u, A Lir?e Assorlnirat of lluirarc, Pocket Knives and ' Table Spoon?. Punters Hatchets and FryitiiT Fans, Shoe Hrushes and Curry fombs, Ccll'.'e Mills, Axes, and almost evciythin t lse. '. sdssors and Sad irons, ho-Chains and Gate Hi mres, , Hütts, Screws and ! Door Latches, Madder and Logwood, Alum and Coper v?, Indigo, of the best ipialily, Ammunition, of the best, always, Silk (7ocoa, ' f in;: boo.ts lor every 1 . iphor, I one. ! A I ii.ic.T5 n ml Itrnsi.Ti;. Crash and Diaper, l iiibredas and Over Slioes, Tea Kettles and Steelyards. lied Flannel &Liney, Ped fords and Ilore Pianketv, Proad Cloths and Jacoiueis, Iron and Steele, IJrass Kettles and Seamless P.ics, Ftimre, Pution, S:c., lor Drei'tes. r.;i)ton Flam;cl aiia Caiicoes, DeL.-.ii:e; and Double billed S:itiiifttPf c';is.i;jierei and ilk Poplins, I' a i is I'laiJs and Cotton I lose, U.iy State Sliawls, at aiiv jirice you wish, C'al and Sto: a Poots, Ladies IJonnetis and Skirts, Gaiters half Gaiter A Ituvgc :isorJiciit of P.EADY MADE CLOTHING, Consi.-tlns o!" Coab, Pants and Vests, which h-' 's hound to sell so low, as to defy couipetition. Do not loriret to call, am! let your wives and daughters come with you, it will cost yon nothinir to come and ce. i Ie;cn aloiiiiyour Coon, Deer, aiinfc, ami 3uhrat Skins, Cash (iinseu;', &c, and l wi tut refuse to cred.it jrood men. JOSIX L. WESTEÜVELT. Plyiuouth, Oct., 14th iböl 3'Jtf. and l will Removal. T S151E subscriber hr.vimr fitted u; the buildj jug directly opposite his firmer location I and two doors north of Pou.eroy and Co's store has this dav reu. ove I i it. where he has just received direct from Xew York city, a splendid a.oitment of ! t. rMrnioi.?nc 1 Ulli I MlÜvi.1113 IV VUJlvHWauUv. v ' f ...I.:.. I. ,. t,.,., r.... ,:..l in uuiuu 111a äiuta 1V11.11.M.J ui Tea, Coffee, Sicrar, Molasses, Tobacco, Pice, Gimrer, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cassia, Starch, indiiro, Saleratus, Camtits (of various kinds,) Paisins, Figs, Herrim.', Sardines, Mackerel, Pepper Sauce, and Tomato Catsup, c:c. &c. 1 "e Intends also to keep FIiF.SH OYSTERS on hand, to Mipply the want of his customers, Come on all you that want to buy Groceries, i low for CASH or ready pay. am on hand and Is. o. L.Cj io. Plymouth, Oct. 15, 1S51 3'J ly Administrator's TVotscc. NOTICE is hcrchy given that I have this day taken out Letter of Administration . ;laU. Thoilias shake,, late of Mar- ; -hall (ounly, ndiana, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to i come forward and make immediate .settki.iei.t and those having claims against said estate are nun tiiovi n:i ii " i i iiiii ii 1 1 1 l aiici ij Kiiiy nil. requested to . resent them duly authenticated , according to law or settlement, haul estate ; is probabiy solvent. DAVID SIL1KE-, Adm'r. October, 13th 1851. 3'J 3w, THE DUNHAM HOUSE. rjriljE subscriber having leased for a term of JL years, the above House, takes this met lied of inlorinin? the Traveling public Unit on Monday the 12th day of May, 1851, lie intends opening thesau for their accommodation. Wm. M. DL'NHAM. May 6th, 1351, 16lf. I Mil K. Ni'cs POMEKOY & NILES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. riyinoutli, lihliii:i;i. W litis attend to all prokkssioxai. ik'stnis entrusted to tiikm, im Ute Marshill Circuit end Vrulmte Court a. May2r, 1S51. n!9 ly.

bounty ol M .r,hall an I Slate of i.id.au... an I j e -7.t uns company is overnoa, an-t Kor ,.ilMaut, ,ce. wb:UcVer vou please, upon fn'ure to realize a Mdlkient sum to .at- : U n.us a. once rcye Tw.tMheir E,,;; ,lcxv:v i.,iJ, hesh butter andebeese, is;y tie demand. I wdl at the same time and rAlli.r,:b A.MJ LlhCiuALl i t : ! D,y lo.i-Is and l.ard'.varc, potash and graiu

! piaie u:!u in manner aiores.ou oner i-.r ; isi. j i.ey recoi-mze tl.e actsot tlietf autlin- . fj las.. ware and china, f.nred and plain, i the fee simple of siid above described real e.s- ze 1 .Aden's, Lo h in making surveys and in is- C.m.ii.-s . , . . l V ,.t v-iiratnc. ii..,i;ise.i

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(CAPITAL 12 5,0 0 0. j . ' , . . , ,, . . . . , T P F' ol Vn Cor)?y 13 to ,,,5ure ' ' -a- l o'!l Irsonal Property gainst j, 0 nTh e Vri irA tJ- rl-rt'v, e , . . ... 1 , . Sf-r.V.'.l lr..lil itc I"! orfi.r in,.'.. t! .) ir,.nr.ril fii. Juranee Law cf the State o;.ew Yori:, as weil i s from the !:.i? cj-jurictiee of unite of iis OfJirrrr, He Directors 1 el confulent that they can do o ou as FuuraUc Tinnt, and with as emirs SAFETY TO THE ASSURED, as any o.: er responsible t.onipany whatever. ; i..-.iieo;;:r-te.. o:i t.oth.Mc 1 c Ahau-lsriCK j i'lMNCU'LI'.-', H conjhiües the a:!rai!i.Tre.s o ; l'tt! sy.-tenis, hordes many not pos.-ese I ! y ! J1:1' Co:;;j;u.y onducted o!e!y upon titi.er o; the.:-, i he loihiw.!! are some of the prin.-i ninir IVdiclc-;: and to avoid litivra: ion, arran :e cüü'er. n' es I y arl-itratioa at localities couveni- , ent lor the is.-ured. ; '21. They promptly pav all losses .'or wlion: ; iney i e ome liai-te. 1 I'd. They hold thenstlver rej-pousiblo for j losses and daina-es .y lilnnin-. ( j 4th. Tt.ey take no single risk for a rrvater j sum than t -'id'CO, nor on real properly for more ' 1,151,1 Uvf,-,!li,,1 value. : ! 5,!u AH s,iri,,,,s Funds, after prying losses ' jand e.puies, and invested for t!ie teuelit o:'; j the company, or divided oniony the members : u eieoi, as may Le i.ceineU CMieUieat Lv the Directors. j (th. They classify risks in furh a m.innrr' ' l,iat Uie I,fc:"i,llil ::,le:i of Farn.ers ? nd perm us inurniir property no more exposed than farm Luilumjrs, re not liable or losses of more ; hazardous property, nor are .Merchants and tl.e ms iri rs oi ouihim-'soniy paruany expose, nable for t!:e los of that which is considered e- ! Ira hazardous JOHN" F.. HIXMAX, President. EDWA1JI) I'.AMhS, Y,ce Vrest. W. D. I1AML1X, Treasurer, A. F. IV CKV DLL,. Secretary, M. lh THOMSON, Ac; wiry, J. M. GKAY, (inn ml Jaent, O. POMEKOY, Azcnt f'-r Xortkmt I.iuittaa I lymouth, Atiir. Colli ISj!, -tf. MORE HEW GOODS. CAUTivRS & CI.EVKI.AXÜ: 4 re now receiving a huve supplv cfSl"Mx.MKil CLOTliLN'CJ, of ail gLALlTi', which they will SELL at verv LOW PFIICES! A larue addition of COTTON AXD MXLX GOODS' for Men s and ISjvs' SU3I3IER rLOTHIMi:' ALL at very LOW Fit ICES. Plymouth May '21, Itfji. n 1 91 f. IawA for iSalc. jlOlt sale 011 advantaifeous terms, the West West of Plymouth, ou the county line adjoin- ,,....." ..,., uid Starive rontity. Far inlonnatinn neu ire of V. G.Pnr.irrov. of Plymouth, or ot the uni.ersiL'ned at Laporle. Titles u mi uestion able. A. If. MATTHEW, 3'J Zm. Oct. 11th 1831. 50 00! Iwill eive the hkdipst price for any number of Oak, Poplar, "Walnut, or Cherry SawLogs, delivered 111 Plymouth. A. L. WTIF.KLER. Plymoutn, April 10th, 1851. 13if. Notice lo Tax Payers. TfHE Tax Duplicate of 1851 is now in my J. hands for collection. W.tlk up, irentlemen, and trit yo;:r receipts. The taxes for the vear 1851 in Marshall count v ate as follows,

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I 1 half North V, est i Sec 2sTown :v. Pan :e j v" ,ur- ,N wY .V' rn , . cm ' . ppi v 1 v r 1 . I"1 ! x !-rned have this dav taken ont Letters 1 wo. co;ita::niiuf o'-) atre.. 1 he A h rs li .; ol , ; ". . n Sec 20 T It 2 coutainin- SO acre-', sitieited ' A Admintrat.on Otl H.e e. ta,0 of J homas F .six miles Sourli of Plvinnrh. AI.o, S W of, ilvcy, late of Marshall county, inuiann. c!eX W i and X W oi S W j o !t T 3:5 i ' - . All pcr,'o:t.s mutbte-l to sa:d estate ,.i.;, ;yi!fi is.!fi:i ,.r.., :vi,. r in .;i.. ; are rceutred to come forward andi:):tke linrae-

1o wit: For State purposes o'U cents on each given 0:1 all Minis of three dollars and upward one hundred dollars valuation of personal prop- j the purchaser giving his note with good freeerty and real estate, and li ft v cents on each j hold security waiving valuation and appraisepoll for county purposes:' fifty cents on each ment laws. All turns under tl.rje dollar cash one hundred dollars valuation as aforesaid, in baud.

1 and seventy-five cents on each poll for school ! purposes, the sum of ten cents on each one i , , . .1 t. f....:.i ...Ii.. r..... uuiiuiLa iiuiiai.) ia iiiuiLj.iiii .1 1111 iii;-iii-i I 4. .,.1. ..11 't'l : o 1 t- ; h-iil.- 1111 iMi 11 imu. l ue :uniiM I MS; DC iioni 171stricts have levied an additional School Tax, to wit: District No. '2 township No. 35 north of ranee 1 east, 50 cents on each one hundred dollars valuation of personal property and lb al Estrte. In District No. I township 32 and .': north of range 3 east 10 cents. In District No. 4 township 33 north of ran ire No. 3 east a tax of t?8. in District No. 4 township 35 north of ram,re 2 east a tax of 15 cents', in DistricVNo. 1 township 31 north of ranee 2 east 50 cents. In Distric t No. 3, township 31 north of range No. 1 and 2 east 25 cents, and in District No. 2 in township 33 north of range 2 east 15 cents on each one hundred dollars valuation of Peal and Personal property in said Districts. For road purposes on eaeli acre of taxable land iu said county one cent and in German and North townships one additicnal cent on each acre as aforesaid, vllso in Dhtrict No. 1, 4, 11, 12, 10, 17 and 18 in Centre Township, District No. 2 and 3 Green Township, District No. I and 2 Tippecanoe Township, District No. 1 and 4

Iiourhon Township, and in District No. 2 Polk f IfX a few weeks we will have a large quanTownship one additional cent on each acre oft H til v of Lime on hand and for sale, at th

taxable land in said districts for the vear 1S51. JOSEPH EVANS, T. M. C. N. H. vlll those that know themselves in arrears for the taxes of 18 )0, will savetheiulves cost and me trouble by calllnsrand i.aymg up tlictr taxes on or tetore the loth ol r.o vernier next. J. EVANS, T. M. C. Plvmouth. Oct. 15. lS'il 31 ?.t - ' - J2 WMü 1 W. L. BENTS, rjlAKKS this method of informing the citiJL 7-etis of Plymouth, and the surrounding countrv, that he has commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS, one door south of J. L. Wostervclt's Store, where he willl e found at all tunes. Ily close attention to business, l t hopes to merit a Lbcral share of public patronace. He warrants his work to be done as well as any where west. Cutting done on (he shortest notice Plymouth, Ap,il 15th, '51. 13 ly. TIME I ! TIME ! ! ! 4 lew doz. fifteen dollar clocks, can bo X.V had fiu S5 a piece at May 15, 1831. V WHEELER'S. PRINTING, in Colored Inks, done with neatness aud despatch at this Office,

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ISM. Dil yo'i ever think as you parsed by its door, V.'hat a curious place, is this Couple's Store,

i not o;;e o! vour c:tv town Lred allJirs, Wi;h fi'io:i-hred traces and rKmpadore airs; ! a '- tood bargain,, on almost any sc; i, SCfiie, ; ''ol w 3I & V' on CIJ 5IH8U I ti e. , l's vl' W alvertisement, are pastel 1 j, . , , T 41 . . irrom the Whirs aaa the Locos-, the ias ani IJie cuts; TI:e in:::;! er of votes each pnrty hath polled .'.u-ii.Ji'.s anil fa'lnres, and tanns to be sold. l:o.v ott'.u pau.-e ere open the door, To read the adverUseme its over and over I'or the v.alls and the shutters', within anil Wi'hout, Are (j.Uy lettered, around and a! -cut. ( ,:,r I ,1: m! ntl mli.-r .iI tms..-. Dru-s ar-d tobacco Mi aran l Visn Fir (ash erv br.v whatever von wish. ThnAv o.-n 'le !"-or and venture wUhin rj'iJt. Tcdtraoli cfäce is there tobe eeu , Idaek lookiu-'Move. son;e beaches a cl.air. V.'ith three or fuur lounsres alreadv to stare. lor this: Couple's SiUiO though my time is toi thort," To tell y.u one i.aTof Ihe wonders ouht, u here'the me-ha:iic finds tools to his band Aed t'n- armer his also tor tilling the lani!, t ; .ur.j ;;ie ,r.to, (i:llu- so fru.-al and thriving . r;, .,t. f.,ri... l. iii. r.i-nlivof l.er l.ivimr. With an eve to tl.e main chance the dim of hi-r barter : Shu frupi dieth the wants of each rosy cheeked ; eau'ikr HuyS stripes iJr the boys with or.e suit of ; drilliu ' : 'onnswer for meeting and dress upgr-d willing, or sl))V case filled up, in a brilliant array up, j Still holds on the counter Us flittering sway, A Innre asseiabl i?e of nick nacks and toys, Doll's heads for the girls, and fish hooks for the bow, ; Sonp for tiieir daddies, with merits so flush ; Put no shaving here, without razcr or brush. The shop we now speak of no village or town I lath ever a shop to compare with our own, j Ti. ;i.-!i hon.ely its mien and rustic its grace j : is Tieveri Ltless a prominent place, ; Ii serves for a Teie-raph office reading room .tore, With yoods kot!i clomotic, and foreign and j innre j "Tis the t;e;:eral Exchange, for whatever you (ho-be, j The place .or the barai ns the focus for news, j And Ly o:ue chance it should burn or blow .. . ; .-ia.s: ;or i:.e village, on: aias: iorxne wn; j The whole country round would Lo lost in j a maze, j T.Ian, woman and boy dress in crape thirty days. Your.-; truly. J. Plymouth, 20th, 1S51, 3Itf. ! ( ta:iuenr, an.i t..ose navm ciann ; ii-::iü.;t a;d estate are reijiies.ed to present , ... i,. r.. . l"ii uu.:.eiiLic, ici -uuiuni, i" i" - 1 .tr ir. tit. 'I'I i-cvt.nlc nr.i'i:-.!i VxnlvPTiL ilANXAll SLVEV, J , , , i Flymouth, Oct. 15, 1S51 3J St JlUlüsini.ütrutor'S Sali. OTT'K is hereby iven that we the un- .!...:.,. 1 a ,;... ,smb f t,i3 oviiin oi.iM.i.eu, .i.uii.;iii5iiui'i.- ui t.iv -o"" of Thomas P. Silvey, late oi Marshall county, uüiaiia, deceased, will 0:1 Saturday, the Sth day cf Xoremlcr next, at the late residence of said decedent, offer for sale at public outcry the following personal property bclongin.sr to said estate, to wit: Horses, one Cow and Calf, one to-horse Wagon and Harness, Plows, two pair of Gears, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other articled too tedious to mention. PLUMS. A credit of nine months will be IIAXXAH SLVJJY, I WM. KOüEHTä. j Adm'rs. I ri 1 r. icr.i -'i o .. fon C Plymouth, Oct. 15, 185 i 3'J 3t pr. fee M. .HAIL AKIJIVALS & OTASTrRES TO k FK03I I'lyuioizCi, !zi(i:tu:t. Southern Every day at 5 o'clock, p. m., and departs immediately North. Northern Every day at 3 o'clock, p. m., anil departs immediately South. Western Lvery day at 2 o'clock, p. m., and departs same day at 5 o'clock, West. G:!;cn Every Thursday at G o'clock, p. m.t returns to Goshen next day. Fort W:yi.r Every Wednesday at 12 o'clock m. and starts back at 2 o'clock same day. Onondaga Every Saturday at 4 o'clock p. and returns immediately. 3l:rs!iU Every Saturday at 2 o'clock, p. m., and returns at 4 p. in., same day. All mails close half an hour before the departure of said mails. L. C. BARTER, P. M. Lime for Sale. former rcsideace of . N. Lesh, which we will warrant to be of -jood quality. A. SCOTT. . N. LESH, Plvmouth JulvoOth, 1S51. no-S 2m. JAMES H. CASE, df cist ice of'ZJze IFeacc PLYMOUTH, 1X1)1 AX A. Office one door North of J, L. "Westervclt's Store, and one door South of II. I. Pershing's Drug Store. All orders promptly attended to. May ötli, 1S31, no 15 "tf. IMIYSICI A N . T""71LL attend to the practice of medicine V V in all its various forms. Also on hand (a p00,j Electrical Machine for tlie cure of i iii'',.m,1;l,ism and Nervous discuses irencrally. i oFFiCH otic door South ol J.L.Wcitervclt' 1 swe Plymouth, May 5th '51, nolG-lv, DISSOLUTION OF C O - P A 11 T X E II S HIP. rjpiIE co-partnership existing between DanL h i IE Roberts and John A'.leman is tint day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the Yellow River Home will still conducted by D. II. Roberts. I). IL ROBERTS. JOHN ALLEM AN, Plymouth, Sep. CSik 1S31. 31 3w.

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