Plymouth Pilot, Volume 1, Number 42, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 November 1851 — Page 4

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POETS1 CORNER. Can't do Without a i'apcr! A SOLILOQUY EY OXE OF THE PEOPLE. "What! do without a paper? No, I've tried it to my sorrow; fo, to suW.ibe for one, I'll go, Nor wait until to-morrow. Should lovers hang or tlrown themselves. Or other foolish cappr, 1 never get to hear of it I do not take the paper'. Why, there's my neighbor, Toby Stout, He alwavs heres the news, And having news to talk about, He never gets the "blues;" While others yawn in ennui, His mind is light as vapor; The cause is plain to half an eyelie always takes the paperj ..... Wlnle neighbor Stout hears all the news, And knows each current price. And always minds the P's and Q's Uy taking good advice, I cannot tell the price of grain, Or poultry, coffre, tape, or Any kind of merchandise Uecause I take no paper! Though I have studies which require Much time and mental labor. Yet I can spare a little time As well as .Stout, my neighbor; Though time he precious, J can use A longer midnight taper, And thus lind time to "read the news Therefore, I'll take a paper! But now which one shall I select, So many greet my vision? One stubborn fact which I detect Shall influence my decision: The freest paper and the best Is filled with nkws and thymes, And when I bring it to a test, I think I'll take the "Pilot.' I 5?;a HUMOROUS I' IT !"()! I.tivvrn ,1,1 IanV walked into a lawyer's office lately, wheii ' I. .. 11.. " t the following conversation tool, nhicr T irl.- c,...: i .. ti. i . J,U11: ijune, i raneu to tee ii vou would like to take lawyer of him. this bsy and make a j Lawyer The hoy appears oun-, madam. How old is he? T I rather i jjauj even ycar., sir. T r. 1 r - . .... ,JU".,CI "e is too VOUI12 ( ecu pdlv j,,,. 1T " j . loo young. Have yon no bovs older? Tn.lr ni. ti ' , . . . mi, 1 i.jYP several; Dut ve have concluded to ,.,flL0 r ' J .. ., uiuni, laillltl 111 the others. I told my man 1 thought I this little feller would make a first rate! lawyer, and so I called to ee if vnn ; would take tliem. 1 1 . t .1 j " Lawyer Xo, madam; lie is too young yet, to commence the study of the profession. Hat why do you think this boy so much letter calculated for a lawyer than your other sons? Lady Why, you see, sir, he is just seven years old today; when he was only five, hel lit like all nature; when he got to be six, he was sassy and impudent as any critter could bo; and now he'll steal every thing he can lay his hands on. A Xrnrn 5rtf- 11 .t r I .....j. . .I... .1 . . - 1y near irens i and bedren," said the preacher, "de soul j w ..u,rt muH i3iib near in uc Loru, as ne soul ob de white man. Now you all see Judge Harper, a-settin Iah leanin'on his gold-headed cane von all know de Judge, niggas, and a berrv fine man he is, too. Well, now, Ise Swine to make a little comparishment, tfuppo?in'de Judge some fine mornin' put h's basket on his arm, an' goes to market to buy a piece ob meat. He soon fin .S a nice fat nirrp nh mulfnn an imtc

oil wM it. Doyous'pose de Judge would ! branch, sir; the master has used almost stop to 'quire wedder dat mutton was ob ! a whole willow tree.' a white sheep, or ob a brack sheep? o, I the opinion of Mrs. Mulloney, the n Ulli 11 ob de kind 11 de mutton was nice j man that dies 0 a washin- da v. does it ijn fdt, it would be all de same to de out of spite. Husbands will please 110-Jucl-e he would not stop to ax wedder j tice. rie sheep had white wool or brack wool. ii.,.:..,. . 1 1 1 1 Well les Rr. it - r -i i horr 1 a man who says he lias been tu, its SO It is. mv fren. nul nur 1 . . ..

Ilcbenlr Marfpr 1 To i --ri" iv. iiiuii or a brack man wedder his head is kivre4 wid straight har, or kivered wid wool de only question He will ax, will he, 'Isdis a ood soul?' an' if so, de Masfa will say 'Knter into de joy ob de Lord, an' set down on d? same bench wid de white man yo'se all on a perfect 'quality.' siory is toUl cf a verdant daughter ! yi nun, ... cnaiu in one oi our city families. The first day she made her appearance in the kitchen, the lady of the house was present to initiate the unsophisticated daughter of Erin, into the mystery of cooking. Iu preparing for dinner, she desired the girl to brin; her the 'spider.' 'The what, ma'am?' inquired Biddy, with great astonishment. 'Why, the spider,' replied the lady of the house. 'The spither, is it? Öch! holy Moses! and do you eat spiders in this country?' My dear, what shall we name bub?' Why, huz,' I've settled on Peter. I never knew a man by the simple name of Peter that could ever earn his salt.' Well, then, call him Salt Peter.' There is a man out West vhose beard is so strong that it takes a barber and a broker to shav him, and it is frequently not rUan at that.

SQIBS. Why is a dandy like a haunch of venison. Ans. He is a bit cf a buck. The busy man is tempted by the devil.

but the lazy man actually tempts him. Why is an active waiter like a race horse? Ans. He runs for the plate. A man cannot run away from himself. His evil genius will follow him, whithersoever he may turn his footsteps. Why should marriage be spoken of as a tender tie? Because it is so tough that nothing but death can cut it. Why is a drowsy person like the track of a slow sailing vessel? Because he is hardly awake. Why is a liquor merchant like a man of perpetual vivacity? Ans. He is never out of spirits. 'All men,' says Byron, 'are intrinsic rascals, and I am only sorry that not be - ing a dog, I cannot bite them.' To seek redress of grievances by hav - ing recourse to the law is aptly compared to sheep running for shelter to a bramble bush. What two men are there whose influence is equal, and whose power extends from pole to pole? The carriers of a sedan chair. It may not be generally known that there is a sure remedy for the toothache by taking into the palm of the right hand a certain root---to wit, the root of the aching tooth. D'Israeli, in his 'Calamities of Authors,' mentions a student who devoted himself so assiduously to the study of the Oriental languages, as entirely to forget his own. Carrying politeness to excess is said to be raising your hat to bow to a young lady in the street, and allowing a couple of dirty collars and a pair of socks to fall upon the sidewalk. 'Rcmember, John' said a Pennsylvania sheriff to a friend who had shaken him rather roughly, 'remember, I don't care a copper about it, personally, but whoever shakes me shakes the commonwealth.' A lady hired a Western country girl for family 'help,' and was surprised to see her poke her head into the parlor one afternoon when visiters were present, and ask, 'Marm, did you call jest now? I thought I hearn a yell.' Rowland Hill made a good remark upon hearing the power of the letter H discussed, whether it were a letter or not. If it were not. he said, it would be a very serious affair for him, for it would make him ill all the days of his life, Whenever the wish is father to the thought it will be a (p)parent. It is easy enough to tell a hard drinker his offence is always brandied on the end of his nose. Why is a very angry man like a clock at 59 minutes past 12? Because he is ready to strike one. It rained so hard in Arkansas, last week, that people had to jump into the river to keep from drowning. The best bite we ever had on a fishing excursion was the bite we took along with us. Since the triumph of the Yankees in steaming and sailing, Yankee-doodle-do should be altered in England, to Yankee-doodle-did. Many who seem to carry the liberty of trouts---tickle them till they catch them. the people highest, serve them like There is a man in Indiana so thin that when the sheriff is after him, he crawls into his rifle and watches his adversary through the touch-hole. 'Don't be in a hurry---keep your seat,' when addressed to a visitor in an editor's office, means, 'clear out as fast as you can.' 'What branch of education do you have chiefly, in your school?' 'A willow at evening parties out West, where the cave in. He has had many of his own ribs broken in that way. What is the difference between the trunk of a tree and the trunk of an elephant? One leaves in the spring, and the other leaves whenever the menagerie does. A man down south, describing a lady who had swooned, goes on thus: Down fell the lovely maiden. Just like a slaughtered lamb. Her hair fell round her pallid cheeks, Like sea-weeds round a clam! 'Mrs. Smithers, where's (hic-cup) my shavel 'tensils?' 'Your shaving utensils? What do you want of your shaving utensils at this hour of the night? Come to bed, you brute, you're drunk.' 'You lie, my love. I'm not (hic cup) drunk, but I want to know what come (hic-cup) of them saven 'tensils---them saven 'tensils what I bought yesterday morling (hic-cup) of that blue-eyed bonnet what wore the white silk young 'oman. Say, where's them shaven 'tensiis? If you don't speak, [hic-cupl I'll take a door, my love, and burst the club in' When we left, Smithers was talking about the constitution to the key-hole of a bed room door.

Official Strcttovn.

J II DICIAr, OFFICE EIS. ?Znrlin E. r. CHAMBERLAIN. President Judne. DAVID STEELE, , . . , . ELIAS JACOBY, Aoc"e Jllt!?f' CHARLES H. BEEYE, Prosecuting Attorney JAMES A. CORSE, Prolate JndSe IVIAItSIIALL Co OFFICERS RANSOM BARRErT ROBERT SCIIROEDER, County Com mies's. SANFORD CORDON, S RICHARD COBRA LEY, Clerk. THOMAS McDONALD, Auditor. JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer. fHLSON S. CLEAVE LAND, Recorder. tr.m 111 Sfk, Sherff. i-u.wi. ii. Mii.Miut, lounty Surveyor. if mil B. DIXON, se,sor CiROYE POMEROY, County 'Acent. I I A PHI' 1 V VI IVnnr, j JAMES LOGAN, Coroner. . -- 1 jL" 5. AJ- 0rICI-S'r:ll11 j H. P. RIDDLE, VreidTnTTudge, j J,nAJl' rp Associate Judges, i i i-iw irosccunn? Attorney, JAMES R A ECO CK, Prolate Judze. ri LT ). (t)i:XTY OFF1CJCKS JOHN SIIOI P, County Commission ers JACOR smith. S ANTHONY SMITH, Ccr?.- and Recorder, JOHN DOrr.l.ASS Auditor, ISAIAH HOOYKrr, Treirurrr, ALKL ORF.ENWOOD, Sheriff, AVILLIAM CULVER. County Surreyor. ANDUF.W E. RARCOCK, Assess, HE N.I AM IN C. WILSON, Conntv Aent. CHARLES RRACKETT, Coroner, " WM. K. LOHAN, ) WM. TYNER. Justices o f the Pcac LEWIS SIIP.OUFE, S STOVES! ST0E A. M. BIGGINS, Wholesale and Kalail Dealer in Stoves, Copper, Brass, Tin, oliSfl 3 ran F ferne r markt & fourth sis., oppcxilr (VnTsSlcrp I;iiii-t. Iiiiiui):i. rrHE undersigned respretfnliy invites t!,e i.nu Jni 'Ur s mviX' in 1Le Waliasll vall rnIn;osltTrrriU,rr:p. ,10M- .-nion!. jus eleet. ons ;re the fuliri'.viiiL'. purchased in Pittsburgh, Cinciiinalli, Dayton, Itocliester and Albany: The far-Limed F.irmer's air ti.'it, which for beauty of roristruct 1011, economy of I'm 1, audi capacity for cookinsr, is unsurpas.vcil in this or anv fiM.nr fitiittrThe well-known Hathaway, Ccbhart and Marshall's make, Dayton, Ohio and at Day ion price.-, Marrante.l two years. au sizes ami (juniituN of Premiuin, T niverse V niton and Pebance Cook Stoves, which he otters very low. An excellent assortment orten, seven and six-plate, and Franklin stoves. All the shove stoves are warranted of the best material, and to give entire .satisfaction to the purchasers. I lie invites attention to bis Innre variely of' Parlor Stoves. And part.cularly to a Superior Ajr-tl.rl.t that rti.iti r-.. I...r., Self-Heulalinsr Air-ti'ht. that reuuires tmt one tenth of the woim". necessary for a fire place. He has a full assortment of the following articles: Copper. Plain and J." panned Tin. and Hollow-ware, Andirons, Waffle-irons, Suunr-ket-tles, Skilies, St,.w-kettles, Dutch-ovens, &c, Ho.Tt IlllllilW fiTi1 l.:rmw Sl " 1 "l ... .i.. ..1..-, .11. . I- u wu, -VJH!-., Präs?, Zinc, Dead, Cow, .-.ml Ox-Hells, inc., in mi, .., 4 .x-ucu, Oic, and a few sujirrior Straw-cutters. He has also an excellent article of Well and Cistern pumps with wood, iron or lead pi pes. Tii..- above articles will be poM low for Cash or most kind of country produce, nr old fw or most kind o" country produce, or old Cop per, brass, 1 txt tcr, liecsuax and liar's. A. M. DUiCIXS. X. P. Call at the stone Luildin.ir, corner o Market and Ponrth streets, where job work will be done, at short notice. Logsnsport, March 2Gth, 18-51. 11 ly. ROLL up your Old and Xcw "Warrons to the Fnnth fide of the Hridtre, all ymi who want j:ood work done at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Paker warrants his work to do pood ycrvice or no pay. And vou who have bouKht Watonsof HOHE KILLKP, on the North sideofthe Uridte, hitch four yoke Of cattle to them and haul Ihem nrrr. an,! l.o will make run ?o litht that colts can null them. Never mind it they do stand in the door and hallow at you, come straight alonjr lor vou know gentlemen, that crippled birds WILL flutter. New vVnirnns made to order, and all work warranted. From the abundant patronape lie lias received gives him confidence to believe that his work has been satisfactory, and he assures you that all work herea tcr shall be done riirht. FHANK BAKLK. Plymouth, Oct. Ist. 1S51, no.VTtf. 1 W. L. BENTS, 1 'I WKES this meUiod of informiti! the riti7.t'llS of I'lvininilli. .im) llio Mirroiiiidini' country, that he Jia.s commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS, one door with of J. L. West er vc it's Store, where he will I e found at all times. Hy close attention to business, ho hones to merit a liberal share of public patrona-re. lie warrants his work to be done as well as any where west. Cutting done on the shortest notice. Plymouth, Ap.il 15th, '51. 13 ly. TIME ! ! TIME ! ! ! A few iloz. f.ftecn dollar clocks, can be I.V. hail foj 85 a piece at M'Hf.ELERS.

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j.;j- -irwv m. -tb. VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE!!! Ym by riiysirians of Iliih Slandiiijr. TTlllESE Hitters remove all lrmrhid seerctionv, JL purify tli- !J'Kl, piveLT at tone ami vicor to the dijjesMve onraus, !orti y ti e syi niapa'nst all future di-e.re, rati I e taken with safety, at no time (lelnlita'in? tie patit-nf 1 einsr prate nl ?o tlie most !elim'e stomach, and remarkalde for their cheering, invi.-oratiiii:, streiK'tlieniiur, and restorative nroirii-- niul j an invaluaMe and sure remedy for Al o, Liver comjdaint, .Tanndire, Henrthnr 1, Costiveness, Faintnes?, Disorders of the Skin, Liver, and Skin, Loss. if annotili. Lmv Snirit. Nervous llc;idar!je, Ciddiiies, Palpira ion, of ti e ne."rt. MiiKiusraim üilLiess of Weight at tlie Stomach, and other di.-e.ises ennsed I v an impure .state of the Mood, Lvtr, etc, which tend todthilitate and .eakcn the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this medicine of I ii ; I i in able Value. In all cases of general lehüity, this Medicine acts like a charm! T Ii O U S A X D S j Have tested its efiifat v, and tl.r.tts-.ir.ds more nru low umier treatment: and not ne solitary cn.-e of failure has yet l -n reported. Volumes could he filled w ith c ertificates of those who have teen pennant utly cured. call on the Agnit unci a Paisphlci Containini: tl.eC'enifiea.es of remnrkaMe cures I niiil the liiL'h estin.n! ioti in which ihis M.'i5i-ine s held hythe public Press can he had o! he .-u-etiis, tree. I'rito SO rents xor I.itrpo RoJiic. rri'u-ipal Office, 1C2 Ful:on street X. York, up siiiirs. H. IS. PhliSIIlXf! iole Accnt for Marshal county, ndiana. Plymouth, Aug.COth, 1SÖ1. .1! ly. CABINET EAKUFAGTORT. 1851 P II ICES RE DUCK DIU LEWIS A. JOSEPH, ESPECTFI LLY te,..'cr l ie tl..! . 'j -r - - !" i 1 1 1 1 1 1 p. lor jj n, uie nuerai pa ronate hereto ore h.-stow-cd upon him, ami bet' leave to state that I e 1 S reiM.v to execute nil orders fnr tiri.- tl ot pertains to the "-- -.-... i-i V1IV, 11. 11 CABINET BUSINESS, j in a neat and workmanlike manner, promotlv t and at prices to suit the times. STAM)S, Hi REU S, HOOK CASES TABLES, Cl'PilOARDS, BEDSTJ.ADS, Vf., AT-, VAmt every variety of Cabinet ware w.ll be made to order at his shop, in a si vie that cannot fail to please customers. C Ü F F 1 A S , made to order 0:1 short notice and on rea.or.a ble terms. L. . J. will devote strict attention to bnsi ncss, and hope, by his endeavors to please ,i . , 1 all who may favor him with their work. lu merit a liberal share of public patronage. Plymouth, .May 7th, '51. no 10 ly vn t nur dtupd umr?' X JJUUU VV XIX V Xj xi nuUOIi rTitiv 1 ( 11 . . Wlbj "cri! er respectfully informs the J- 0 ltlz,Ils of Plymoutl!, and th public renf rn y' U 'n,1 ,,e ,ias lakc!1 t,ie nhovu named ,i0,."e aL"1 'J ,l "P a "tylo of neatness and comfort, which he bones will 1 ii - fi ill ml cepiai.ie 10 ii;e travellin'' connnunitv at lar"e .Hoar urns. Ceiithinen and Lad :'., can be accommodated with rooms and every iitten lion. TiikTari.k His Table is furnished in the best style, consiitiii of all the delicacies oi the sea.on. 1 iik !ta ni.F. He las also mod sinhls well provided win, train, and which will be cartiuiiv Miocriutended Tlie public are mot respectfully invited to tan. D. II. KOrjEIITS. Plymouth, Oct. CC, IS.Il. ATTORN E V k r 0 T. SELLOR AT LAW SOLICITOP and Masler in C hanrerv, Notary Putdic, and general Asrent, for the ,-e riirinjr and col!ec!inr f Claims Purchase, J-ale, and HentiiiL' of Peal Kst.n. .i.iyhi.'I mo l.f, , ,evt. p.Merally-A: ent for th nil s m, axls,U "ity. L. u,',cc one (loor I'erelii I the West LMiiprallv An.nl r- ii... .:,. ii nT c I lrn i Store. REFERS TO. JOHN STEWARD Jr. & Co. New York. DAVID JAYNE M. D. Philadelphia. Hon. J. W. CHAPMAN Madison Ind. A. L. WHEELER Esq. Plvmouth I ml J. PRADLY Esq. Laporte Ind. C. H. & L. RLAIR, Mich. City Ind. ROCHESTER T'-rx-tk Dy T. HITCHCOCK. Rochester. Indiana. flIEDICAL NOTICE. DOCTOR T. A. LEMON, offers his mtvices, prolessioualiy, to the citizens of Marshall county in'.eiMiiiisr to tievote his time strictlii to the practice of Medicine, in its various branches and become a permanent citizcu anion you; he respec tfully asks, and expects to receive, a liberal share of patron.ue. OFFCE At D. Deinings Druj Store, wht re he may he found at ail times, except when absent p r o f e s s i o n a 1 1 y . Calls promptly attended to. dffj nr i""1t riyntutfc, My Cw, If-il. ntf

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lör the Lraovcl and rrnnaufnt Cure of all : ElSVOrS DISEASES, And of those Complains which are rausrd Lynn impaired, weakened o unliealth condition of t he NLUVOrs SYSTEM. This 1 eantiful and convenient application of Ihe mysterious powers of Oalvanism and Magnetism, has been pronounced '.y distinguished physir-ians, l. t'i in Europe ruf in the I'riired States, to be tl e most valuable medicinal discovery of the Aire. Br. Christies Galvanic Belt and MAGNETIC FLUID h wc with the most per'ect an-1 certain success in nil case o! C-m ral Debility, strencti,enin? me weakened i.o-ty, pivuisr tone to tie! "il.m;: , ;inu lnviconnm:; th p enl irp cvo t:m. Also in Fits. Cr.nn.M. l':r iK ;. -...i i.r " Dyspepsia or ndi.estior ' isi.,;,: V'1.:?: . 1 V11 i.-iM, .11 me .u.u v.i.jf.nic, i.oute, i-.pilepsy, l.uniba-o, Deafners, Nervous Tremcrs.Palpi'atioii of the Hear Apoplexy, Nenmlda. Pains in the Side ami Chest, L.ver Complamt, Spinal Complaint and Curvature o ihe Spine, Hip Complaint, DNeases u im: rvinneys, jiencifjiry of Nervous and i:ys!C;il h-iercv, and nil Wrvn-u n:-..o, c whicli complaints arises .roni one simple cau.-e) ll.Illir-I V ; A nnriANnEMENT oftiiexei?. f.ytem. inrreae the m. e.ic, for ! ,ev wenkct. tf. vitni ,., f,r .,..,,. 1 . , Cl.Cr. le.v O 1 l.e n lre-n:' Jsrnv-'ro t.? i -l -- i " - i-.i..-w nue u.m. r i:.e .-irem.'Tt.eiii!)-, ,fe-LMvinP, vitnliin i int.uence ot (iMvair.s,, , Q applied by this beau- ! Unland vomier til ilismverv, the rxI.aii-tP.il patient arid v. . a kc.e.l n.lTi r r is restor. fi to for- t in r I eaPh.s-tienpth, cla.tici:y arA viiror. The j:ieai peculiarity ami excellence of Ur. i.m.s.r.S Calvailir Clir.ttivCV Conit. in tie f-,f tl ,t .! . . z ioZ :t;J- !il 1 a:Ure llly I Ticv.tnn.iiir., tu i i i - tlJ rlu h i !.Ie !V,',nI,e! on I V, uler o , r the I m:ed SHr; or.Iy t! re-yearince, mere iiichidiiigr .-.11 aies. flnv...!..i.i i.nn,i;i; . jnoni: which were n lare v.unA er of b.dies who an: -f'ii.iari Müject to erv.iM-. Com,;,inv 1 ...... I .. P'Vil lln.i - . .... I ' i ave l et ti L.Y HREI.Y A XI) I ' R.M.V ENT I X :i RED, vhrn all l.oj e ofrelie: had been .'iven up. ami every. I. , I v ,vtn lT,., in v.,;r To llu,tra:e tie ti.-e o tie Cnlvar.ic R, R Mippo.-e ti e de ,,t a ,.,1S( ri attic: ed with that Chronic or Xervims Dis; on' - I II 1 1 . 111 I l . I'.l,-lll, ... . -. I slimul-in's iret-'-. i; . i . . lmui.iiii.s an t..en, v. I.ieh, ! y their action on the nerves ano mnsd. s o the stomach, afford temporary relief, but which leave tie patient in a lower stale, and with injured faculties, after the action thus exciled has ccad. ow mm - pare this with the effect rtvnltsnjr from the anplication of the Calvanic R, It. Tjke a Dvs - peptic sufferer, even in the worst svmptom o1 ' an attack, and simply tie ti e Pelt around the body, usir.-r the Magnetic Fluid a directed. 7n ImTZZT, - i .i'ii.i ni i u.e ieii, I tieretiV ciusin;: a ".aivamc crcula'io.i which v ill n, on to Hie negative, and thence back a-ain to Hie positive, 1i.us keepuiir up n continuous fJalvanic circulation throiiL'hout the svst...,. ti,,,.. the most severe cases of Dysnepsia are permaiic.oij . ure-i. .-v lew Hays is amply sullleicnt to eradicate the disease ot years. STRANGE EXOUf.II! To D. C. :.Iori:iikai, M. I). have disposed of all tho not, n.... ... . ". '"'.MIIIU liLU. wiui tin exrc Ption of trn. am! tl been most MiccesM,,, )e vou M-ill send me a new supply nnmediatt ly. A vouiur man in a town adjo!limir Lad 1 .eu cut of health tor a Ion-' ume, aim umu.jc to do any work at all. He tried !he"Ie!.ulars' until t hev Cf.mpletclv physicked his pockets as well as his svsteni lip then concluded to trv a l.'elt. niul his'.n,,, 0...1 friends beirre! him to lake ofTtl ivn ; '-II .-1IIV it would make him worse, Ä :c, but I e Kept it on, and ti e next day went to bavin-, and has worked hard every day since. ours truly, A. J. SMITH. Prist ol, N. H, Kejiteml cr 13, IS',0, Dr. Christie's (alv.::tic Necklace s used forall complaints alT-ctitiL' the Throa ami ueac, Mich as Unmchitis, j'nilamation o ; theTJ;r-at, .Yervous .-lid Si k I! n!.i iu. I:,,;. I n.. ,1 II 1 , ' nc.vs o ihe Head, .Ne lira lira in the Fare Ihi7. 7li)Z or ' l.oarilitf in the I.ars, Deanesv, Wl,ie, is LM-liera v irvnn tl., .1:... : , i,i. t ,'nv it in 1 uiawMiig complaint, cahed f.c Doloreuv. n t i TT . Ur, i Ill iSlU' S (sUIVaniC Kracelcls Are ound o va t ervice in enses of Pmn ni. vionsnrK.lv v;,..,t,, i r. . i . erT rNVru, s' ' m nn! Fn ''V' "1 ri.u .m rons All i t,ons of the Head and nnn. r extremes. Also );, paSy an,j Paralysis, and I I , an ine.ies caused l.y a deficiency or power ort .Nervous Pner-y in the limits or other organs of j IV Many hundred CertificntPN from nil nnie of the country o:' the most extraordinary char- '! ue tiven, ii required. J; Ao trouble or inconvriiienfn iffrii,t. io use of Dr. Chris: ie's Calvanic Articles, and thev may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, wflii perfect (ae and .feiv. in the sensation attendimr the.r ue is highly pleasin .uu u reeai ie. i lt-y can be sent to any ;rt of the country. ' L' I C E S : Tlie Calvanic Hr If. Three Dollars. 1 he- (inlv.-niic Necklace, Two Pi llars. I'he (Jalvanic Rracelets. One Dollar. The Ma.netic Fluid, One Dollar. !T - The irti'-Ies are accompanied bv ftill and 'lain dircciions. ljm pMei.s with nl'l pariicuars may be had of the authorized Aiient. PARTICULAR CAUTION. U J; Reware o'" counter cits and wnrtt.l itations. D. C. MOIIKHEAD, M. D. fJencral Ac-t lor the I'liited States. 132 RrorJway New York. For sale 'v II. R. pF.Rsmß. a Mr'.vhnll County, n.-Jinriü.

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; CARTER'S Sl CLEAVELAND ! Take this puMic opportunity of thanking all their friends and customers, tor the large shnre oi conti !enee and patronage wliieh have leen extended to them for the last tea yean, and hope that l.y Fuir Dealing and a Steady Course.. In Trade and Business; they will still continue to n:crit & receive favors of all purchasers of vve respectfully invite all persons lookinc for To call and loook at our stock before purchas in cisewiiere. entttvs tc eicnUrlantr, T j A h lately received, and are still recenr J JL iiK' a Livestock of Makinu our assortment and usual variety large and full, to-wit: DRY GOODS, LAWKS AND CALICOES, 7 of new and beautiful styles Ponnetsand Ribbons, English and French of the latest fashions. SHDIER. FA.M'V AI) MILSS SHAWLS, LACES, GLOVES, AM) Ccttou Summet CJooö, BROAD CLOTHS, Sa I i)ietti, Cas i m eren. Sh irtuig, Sheet in g. Palm, Leghorn and Fur Hals, e 2. n u tii" a ttur: 9 Of all kinds Hints and Screws, Door Handles, POCKET-KXIYES, KNIVES AND FC) It KS, Locks of all kinds, Nails, Iron, Crockery, Leather. Indit'o, Maddtr, Copperas, Aluiii, bOO rs & HOE, r , 1 ' u "I1 RI"aV r " V1' omen ami Children 1 rjr trj, yf , (.r M k ?r j y üi 40 j 5 , 0f r11 kinds, (except liijuor?,) besides othr f f f fS vX f4 U JJ fcJ In preat variety, which Me will Fell as CHEAP as can be snbl in tlie State of ndi.ma, as our tacilities of obtain insr Coo Is, are equal to any. WANTED, Deer Skins, Peef Hides. Calf Skins Fur. Cinsens?, Snake Moot, I'.ee sVax, Wheat, Corn, .t t 1 1.-.. .1. . . .... e .. "'"''"' n.t i a v-asii in pari lorau trie aI 1 .... .1 v ! L'0e ariuies. CATiTEPt-S et CLEVEL wn Plymouth Marshall county, May 14, 1851. r 2 Zi .äJ t4 OAS trot hoii.efrom NEW YORK, and close j XX aierhim cone turiilliru- alone br Rail il''Ul hslr'ss, IONS and COKD.V of the ehoiZor1 GuoDs cvcr b-ut to .Mtl-e "rest of mankind-' l,aveo"1 'i'co and hear the price when ther -aysatisfiedhnt Y,r,,r. ,n,:e,,,' U e to Ua!e i(" desire to ,s stock of DRY GOODS. (loceries, Karclirare, Crockery, lä-Ö AND :H23S, HATS AND CAPS, 1 J n. ! ' Polity, quantity or ! 1 : ,,KJ! "i.erri 1 nCia na. 7. 1 as aKo n' out FOt if nnn-r I J , XT ,Ul U)RDa f i R 6 a QV Hade C 1 0 t hlll. ! , , , " AU6 t U ? cl'eaP as to "Beat the Jf,rs''' a,Hl do 11 CY- ! ,,rsn n your wives and daughters, and ! Tll' ei"' your I U llLA 7' VLXSEXG, DEER SKIXS, I '1 H" LOGS, JIAGS Ün'la 'I" o T hearts hall be ! ma'ie tria 1. Plymouth, Sept. 3, 1S5! 33 3m Fortune Telling. OUR customers havimr taken away the largest half of our Sprnisr Stock of Goody, they will greatly oblige us by callim; andtakins the residue. A sale of SSiKXt worth in r inety days, is sure proof of W pn'rr, Just received a :.ew supply ot paper and twine, and Roys ready to do them up to suit buvcrs. POMEROV & Co. Plymouth, July 4th 1851. SALE OF SCHOOL LAND, IX LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, FULTON COUNTY. INDIANA. 'pUE County Auditor and Treasurer of aij Ö, County will jiroceed to j-ell Section nixteen (10) in Township twenty-nine (29) North of Jlanve trhce (3) East, on the 2'J.h DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1851. at the Court louse door in the Town of Rockester, between the hours prescribed by law. The terms of sale is one fourth of purchae money paid in hand, and the residue within twenty five years from the date of the sale, and also with seven percent interest to leptid annually in advance on the residue. I ni. n i- .-0111, l.-IIIC iWIU uaic win uc oia n rvirt ,.. t; n. ,o,m : m , Abo at the. vame time and place will be jsoKi ! tuenty-nine CJiO Ranee three (3) E.ist, to make 1 .1 - i ' . ' n u.e ceii. iciicy m mi ection, sixteen (16) j Town twenlv-mce 99 . l?.n.. th. m v.J I nwiifc.- 114(1.: '' XOi.p !aid Sec,io" is lfl'd off forty and fi ty acre , 1,rtSf a,i,j is aPP"ised irom 6I,S5 to $;J,V5 per ! 1 ..'i,. i . f panoi Action sixteen isMell uuajm-.i 10 larniimr purposes, and that portion in Sec:ion th.rty-s,x is the bestqual.tr of land, n,..! .r..i .:.i ... 1 ' mm J,uuu .linger JOHN' DOCr.LASS, A. F. C. ISAIAH IIOOVKP, T. F. C. Rochester, Sept. 12, ISM. pr fee $3,75 35-lt. Laporic Book Bindcrj. riHE subscriber takes this method of informX intr the citizens of Plymouth, and surrounding country that he is prepared to do every description ol work at moderate prices. . R. PERSHXd, Apent for Plymouth, to whom may be entrusted all orders for me. JAMES MERCURY. Laporte, Fept. 3, 1S51- 33 lv DH. H. BROWN, "PROPOSES to cure Hernia or Rtmtnre, by I What IS terilü-.l Dr. O lliirlliut: nnilstir I remedy, in trom fifteen to twenty days no j matter how Ions,' the cases have been standing. Persons from a distance will be refunded in

their expenses if satisfaction is not given. Plymouth, Ind., May 5tli 51, nolG-ly. D I S S ÖLUTION OF CO-PA II TXE II S IUP. f IIIE co-partnership existing between DnX it l H. Kol-rrts and John Allem.in is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the Yellow IJivcT House "will still be conducted by D. II. Roberts. I). H. ROBERTS. JOHN, ALLFMAN. ri) !!.. ff. -:dh jt-w.

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