ocr: j Ve respectfully invite all persons looking ftr iu 1 ui Hiiti iuo;v in' cLewhre. at our btock. be fürs purchas artete $r ClcaDrl.inBr, HAVE lately received, ändari still recciv iriir a bir'e stock of ... Making our assortment and usual variety larfce and full, to-wit: DRY GOODS, luVSVjSS AND CALlCOhS, 1 cf new and beautiful styles Honnefs and Rib bons, English and French cf th? latest fashions. SUDIFJl, FA.M'V AAI) I3UIS SHAWLS . LACKS, (i LOVES, AND ottou summet erocsi?0, BROAD CLOTHS, Sztixelts,Casiihircs,Shirti7ig, Sheeting, Palm, Leghorn and Fur Hulv; 'JS .SL JL,J1UCU Llt xl 1 LI a Of n!t lind Kults nf.d ScTv. s. n,u1r Tln.ull. s. POCILKT-KXIYES, KNTVES AXD iDUKS, Locks oi .11 kinds, Neils, Iron, Crockery, Leather, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, BOOTS & HOE, Of all kind, for Men, Women and Children, bf ali hi uds, (except liquors,) besides other e ( ?T In great 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, t3eef Hides. Calf Skins, Furs Gin.-eng, Snake i It ot; ttee'sWaxi Wheal, Corn, niuJ Ioney, in exchange lor uoous ami on ac count; aud they Pay Cash in part for all the a bove articles. CARTER'S & CLEVELAND. Plymouth Marshall county. May 14, Ib5l.


The Plymouth pilot.

ocr: C. Hi RSETCB, ATTORNEY k HOU.N SELtflH AT lkl SOLICITOR and Master in Chancery, Nota ry Piibiic, and" general Acent, fcr the se curing and collecting bf Claims, purchase, Sab., and Renting of Real Estate throughout the West g-in'iraily .)cent for the Siakinj Fund Lands in Marshall eoiinty. Office one door north of Pershing's Drug Store. REFERS TO. JOHN STEWARD Jr. i Co. New York. DAVID JAYNE M. D. Philadelphia. Hon. J. W. CHAPMAN Madison Ind. A. L. WHEELER Esq. Plymouth lud J. I1RADLY Esq. Laportclnd. C. B. At L. RLAIR, Mich. City Ind.

place_of_publication: Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.

publisher: John Q. Howell


ocr: THE PILOT. PIIMIOI7T1I, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, July 2, 1851. DE?IOCIt ATIC IYOJyI I .VITIOAS. . . FOR CONGRESS, - CRAnni x. Fircn, roa raosrcuiirro attorney M..C. DOUGHERTY- County Democratic Ticket. TOR REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM M. PATTERSON, roa COCNTT commissioneb MERRILL WILLIAMS. !


ocr: W.G. Forrifrnv,! John B. .iles POMi:itOY & NILES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. riyraouth, Indiaoa. WILL attend to all mokessioxal ivhst entrusted ty Tiir.M. in the Marshall Circuit end Prolate Covrtf. i My2a, Sbl. n!3 !y.


ocr: CARTER'S &CLEAVELAND Take this public epportunity of thanking all their friends and customer., for the large share of confidence and patronage which have been extended to'them foi'the last tea years, and hope that by . Fair Dealing and a.Sltady Course, In Trade and Business; they will still continue to merit & receive favcrs of all purchasers of 35r&D SZI ElD p . V"e respectfully invite all persons looiinf foe 43 SS 8 &'!&. Ss To call and loook at our stock before purchaa ing elLe where. I I AVE lately received, and are still receit mir a lame sto k of - Making. our assortment and usual variety larg and full, to-wit: DRY GOODS, LAWNS AND CALICOES. 7 of new and beautiful styles Bonnets and Rib boas, English and French of the latest fashions SUMMER, FACV AND LESS SIIAVTLS, LACES, GLOVES,' AND . . Cotton summer dooUtf . BROADCLOTHS, Sati7iette,Casi7r.:rcs,Shirtir.g, Shitting, Palm, Leghorn and Far Ilats, . Of all kinds Butts and Screws, Door Handles,' POCKET-KNIVES, KNIVES AND FORKS, Locks of all kmds, Neils, Iren, Crockery,' Leather. Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum," BOOTS &' SHOES,' all binds for Men, Weinen and Children. Of til kinds, (except licuor.O besides otLc'f In crcat variety, which we will soil as CHRAP as can be sold in the State of ndiana, as our facilities of obtaining Gocds.'are equal to any.' WANTED , peer Skin?, Beef Hides, Calf Skin?,' Für,' Ginsenr, Snake ftoot, Bee'sWax, Wheat, Corn, andM-mcy, in exchange for Good., and on ac count; and they Pay Cash in part for til the bove articles. . . CARTER'S & CLEVELAND.


ocr: CABINET MANUFACTORY 1851 PRICES REDUCED!!! LEWIS A. JOSEPH, RESPECTFULLY tenders their thanks the liberal pa'ronage heretofore bestow ed upon them, and be leave to state that they are ready to execute all orders for work, pertains to the CABINET BUSINESS, in a neat and workmanlike manner, and at prices toMiit the times. UTAX US, KURHAUS, BOOK TAULES, CUPBOARDS, BED STEADS, Vc, yc, yc. And every varie.y of Cabinet ware will made to order at their shop, in a style cannot fail to please customers. C O F F I N S , made to order on short notice and on reasona ble terms. P. &. J. will devote strict attention to bnsi ness, and hope, by their endeavors to all who may favor them with their work, merit a liberal share of public ratronage. '51. no 1-3


ocr: 5000! I will give the highert price for any number of Oak, Poplar, Walnut, or Cherry Saw Logs, delivered in Tlymouth. A. L. WHEELER. PJymoum, April ICth, 1S31. 13lf.


ocr: 'dr. h. Bit a wI7 PHYSICIAN. 7 WILL attend to the practice of medicine in all its various forms. Also on hand a pood Electrical Machine for the cure of Rheumati.MTi and Nervous disenses generally. OFFICE one door South ol J.L.WecterveL Store. Plymouth, May 5th '51. nol5-ly.


ocr: DRUfiS&GROOER ES HENRY B. PERSHING, HAVING jist received direct from New Ycrk City.'the larcest assortment of DRUGS AND GROCERIES. ever brought to this place, he now offers them to the public on the most reasonable terms for Cssh or approved Country Produce, at the low est Uying prices, as he is determined to tell our and at su.all profits for the ready pjy. Among his Slock maybe found: iCO oz Quinine, 0 lbs Alex Sen3, CO drams of Morphine, 50 its Gum Aloes, 60 lbs Gum Camphor, 20Ö lbsPulv. Ginger, 60 lbs AssorieiCuyaue Pepper, 300 lbs Coperas,' 50 lbs Tart Acid. 2 i, lbs Gum Opium, :&0 lbs Epsoin Sails, rCO lbs Sulphur, 3C0 lbs Drimstone, 50 lbs Peruvian Bark, CO) S 9' 150 Gal. Linseed Oil, 6 baskets Olive Oil, 100 " Spinn Oil, 1 bbi Castor Oil, 100 Tanner's Oil, 1 bbl Lamp Oil, 12? jsi. n rar rso 9 100 Kegs White Lead 1 bbl Fire Proof Paint, in Oil No 1, puro and extra, lOOKeVs White Lead Drr. 1 bbl Yell nv Ochre, 350 lbs Whiting, 200 lbs Venitioa Red, 200 lbs Lampblack, ICO lbs Crome Green, 1C0 lbs " Vtllow in Oil, 1 Spanish Brown, 1 ' French Yellow, I " Putty, C Cans of Red Lead hi Oil. 200 lbs RJ Le4d,' W I N D O W G ASS 50 boxe? 3 by 10, 20 boxes JO by 12, 10 boxe 10 by 14, NAVAL SpYits Turpentine. Copal Yaraih, 20 boxes 7 by 9, 10 boxes 10 by 15. G' boxes G by 8. STORES. 5' bbii o:' Tar, 320 lbs Rosin. Putc,h Madder, Allum,' C:ream Tartar, Am. alio, Extract of Logwood, s& ja? ä Pepper, C ssia, Nu:iiiws, Mustardi Allspice,' Cloes, Logwood Chipped, Blue Yiiriol, Carboy Oil Vitriol, and all the difiere.it Acids used in dyeing. 3Z Z Ground (Jingcr, Hebt Ginger," rt Blacking. Brushes, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Whitewash Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Paint Brushes, assert ed sizes, Tooth Crushes, Nail Brushes, Hat Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Counter Brushes, Varnish Crushes, & & m & e Jinny Lind Cigars, Principe Cigars. Spanish Cigars, Regalia Cigars, STATIONERY, Quill., Blank Books, Common Envelop?, Fine French Envelops Steel Pens, Slate , and Inks. Foolscap Paper, Letter Paper, Fancy Note Paper, Copy Books, all sizes. S U G New Orleans Sugar, Havanna Sug.-.r, Double Leaf huqar. ARS. Loaf ! uzar, Crushed Suar, Table Su ror. Green and Dark Rio, Old Java Coffee. T O D A Dark Cavendish, ceo. Anderson's best cut


ocr: Notice. 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.


ocr: 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.


ocr: 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.


ocr: P 'Ei T B Y. For the Pilot. Why art thou away, Love! Most Retpectfully referred to the considera tion of Deletti. Thou fain would ask why I was away When the moon's most entle lisrhl .- . Shed its mellow beams at the closa of the day When the kindling ray of the glittering star That studded the heavens brieht Was shedding most sweetly iiear and far Its radiance soil ana light. . But ah! I aik, why wert thou away From the side of thy gentle Cate, 'Neath th loving moon's soft light to stray, And leave me alone to wait? ;, I know that man's deep vows of love Will often turn to hate. ' . But why. did you leave me alone, my love To stray with auother Cate? Is her cteek more fair? Is hex voice more sweet? Can she love more deep than I? Or dost thou think, vain man, that sLe Can . ray jealous hate defy? . If thou dost, beware, think not that I Am easy lost or won. But know that the frowns of a slighted eye Will ever meet thee, John. CATE GREENWOOD.


ocr: THE PILOT. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, JaljSo7l85l7 DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR CONGRESS. CRÄfilM N. FITCH, tor rRosECüTisö attobkit M. C. DOUGHERTY- County Democratic Ticket. TO XZTBESEVTAT178 A7ILLIAM M. PATTERSON.. 70S CO Dir TT COMMISSION!! DAVID VANVACTOR.


ocr: VPfJPQS A? " 8 Jty 8 5 e 1 - -Sk LASET Alii A: DYSPEPSIA B I TT LR.S, TliF MOST POlTLAIt ....,,. ,,,.i,t,.,vr rv Tttv r AMIL MLDICLnL Ob IHK AOL!!. I f il !iv Pinsirisns cf lils'i Sliuulin?.


ocr: ; j j 0 Ä L s a 1S51. B TAVING remove! to his oil stand J. JL door south nf ti e Fmnl.amllou: e, where. he may be found on !:?u l I would my thanks to the tuM:c (or their liberal oat- ! rona-e, tir.all.fVvors thankfully receive,!, und larfe'otics more treatully receive J. He Jeeps constantly on hend at all times, GrOrlIfS of Ever" DeSClipliOll, Tf.a, rofl-e?f EvgHr. Mola-so. Toba-co Rfc Ginger Vc-ti, Spire, Clovej. Nut- Kick's S'tr-rch, Indigo, Sale a- tus. Candies o- vari ous kind.l. Tai- , us. Pies Her ri nz S;. irJir.es. Pcppf r- a'ico. Wl i fish, Mackerel, 'i'omi'o Cat-sup. ami a varietr 0 oth-r article to.) toi:ins nation. He intends to kc,p a sundy 0 y ; fj, $f $ C S ß on UnJ torupply the want of his customers, ron.c one and a!i you th.u v.-.int to 1:7 GROCERIES lw . or cash, rr ready pay. I am r.-ndy :o wai ai! who may .'av i me with t.i.r u to-n .... 1 , 1 , , ' ,,.., . 1 111 , l: 0 t n .Mt ho; e ' y .s.ti-i ::f. n tio.i iu!".t iiici ;ieyv.dl iilltou iauo to ic a call. V A N T KD! n ltt-.-r. FiTirs. Ree.-wax, Cr.ml-err.e7, and ' JAMI'J DN.ON. 1.) 1 1 r lit n ;i;r .lie 11 rr i r. 1 i i: lit ci pre riymouth. Nov. )S:h lb. m4t-v". time : : riMi: : : i A fe'.v dor. f.f.feu dollar cl'ck?, can 1 e had Ioj a piece at May 15. 85 . WUFKLFK S. - . , L 11 - - - Take this pu'di o;por:unlty of thanking R" li,eir f'i-'"'l-' and customers, lor the lirre ' conn ence alio pv.ronajo wuii, Jflve allJ ,h;ll ly I. r. , ... . gi hair Daums; and a Steady Course. In Trade and H:ii:;e.vs; thty will still couünue


ocr: MORE NEW G00DS7 CARTER'S & CLEVELAND; Are now receiving a large supply of SUM MER CLOTHING, of all QUALITIES, which they will SELL at very LOW PRICES! A large addition of COTTON AND LIN EN GOODS for Men's and Boys' SUMMER f LOTH IN G;. ALL at very LOW PRICES. Plymouth May 21, lS5h ,n!9tf.'


ocr: WHIG TICKET. FOR REPRESENTATIVE THOMAS SUMNER; FOR COUNTT COMMISSIONER SAMUEL D. TABER.


ocr: DRU8S&GR0CERIES HENRY B. PERSHING, HAVING just received direct from New York City, the largest assorlment of DRUGS AND GROCERIES, ever brought to this place, he now offers them to the public on the most reasonable term for Cash or approved Country Produce, at the iew est living prices, as he is dcttrmiuedto sell low and at small profits for the ready pay. Among Ins Stock may to found: 100 oz Quinine, GO drams of Morphine, 50 lbs Gum Camphor, 25 lbs Gum Opium, 300 lbs Epsom Sails, 300 lbs Sulphur, 3C0 lbs Brimstone, 1)0 lbs Gum Aloes, 200 lbsPulv. Ginger, 50 lbs AssoriedCuyaue Pepper, C00 lbs Coper as, 50 lbs Tart Acid. 20 lbs Peruvian Dark, CCD XC J3Lu 9 150 Gal. Linseed Oil, 5 baskets Olive Oil, 100 " Sperm Oil, 1 Lbl Castoi Oil, 100 Tanner's Oil, I bbl Lamp Oil, ü? jsl. aar $ 1C0 Kegs White Lead 1 bbl Fire Proof Paint, in Oil No 1, pure 350 lbs Whitine, aud extra, 100 Kegs White Lead Dry. 1 bbl Yellow Ochre, 1 " Spanish Brown, 1. "' French Yellow, I Putty, 200 lbs Venition Red, 200 lbs Lampblack, 1C0 lbs Cr o me Green, 100 lbs " Yellow in Oil, 6 Cans of Red Lead in Oil. 200 lbs Red Lead, WINDOW-GLASS 50 boxes 8 by 10, 20 boxes 10 by 12, 10 boxes 10 by J4, NA VAL Spirits Turpentine. Copal Varnish, SO boxes 7 by 9, 10 boxes 10 by 15. C boxes 6 by 8. STORES. 5 bbls of Tar, 320 lbs Rosin. Dutch Madder, . Alluni, Cream Tartar, Annatto, . Extract of LogwooJ, . Logwood Chipped, Blue" Vitriol, Carboy Oil Vitriol, and all the different Acid3 used in dyeing. J21U S& Pepper, C ssin, Nu:megs, Mustard, Ground Ginger, . Root Gincer, Allspice, Cur.es, . .jB'iB'wsas'sas, Blacking' Brushes, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Whitewash Brushes, Flesh Biüshes, Paint Brushes, assort ed sizes, Tooth ßrushes. Nail Brushe?, Hat Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Counter Brushes, Varnish Brushes, - 0 2& & - Jinny Lind Cigan, Principe Cigars Spanish Cigars, - Regalia Cigars, STATIONERY, Qu. lis, Blank Books, Foolscap Paper, Letter Paper. Ccimnnn Envelops,- Fine French


ocr: CABINET MANUFACTORY Rl 1851. TRICES REDUCED!!! LEWIS A. JOSEPH, RESPECTFULLY tenders their thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed upon them, and beg leave to state that they ire ready to execute all orders for work, that pertains to the CABINET BUSINESS, in a neat and workmanlike manner, promptly and at prices to suit the times. st ax us, nv ju: A US, HOOK CASES. TAUI.ES, cupboards, bed steads, $e., yc, Qe. And every varie.y of Cabinet ware will be mi!e to order at their shop, in a style that cannot fail to please customers. -'-. COFFINS, made to order on short notice nd on reasona ble terms. . P. & J. will devote strict attention to bnsi nes?, and hope, I y their endeavors to please all who may favor them with their work, to mrit a liberal share of puLlic patronage. PI) mouth, May 7th, '51. bo H If


ocr: 5000! J will c:Te the highest price for any nvmtai ? of Oak, Poplar, Walnut, or Cherry Saw Logs, delivered in Plymouth. A. L. WIIEELIR. April Jv, I5!. 13tf.


ocr: Plymouth VS The World! TA Eft JAMES H. CASE, BEING thankful to the public , for past fa vors, would respectfully solicit the pit ronage of the citizens of Plymouth and the vicinity feeling confident that his knowledge and experience in the TAILORING BUSINESS, will enable him to give entire satisfaction, in all cases good fits warranted all the time. done on the shortest notice, and warranted if made up right, in a workman like manner. All orders in his line of business promptly attend ed to. Shop one door North of J. L- Wester velt's Store, and one door South of H.B. Persh ing's Drug Store.


ocr: cuitoa.er?, shsre of cor.fiJeacc and patronage which havo been extended to them for the last ten years, and hope that by Fair Dealing and a Steady Course, In Trade and Business; they will still coatmus to merit & receive favors of all purchasers of v.e respectful!)- invite all persons looking for To call and loook at our stock before puichia iug elsewhere. HAVE lately received!, and are still receit in a lsr-ie.sto-k of Making cur assortment and usuil variety large and full, to-wt: DRY GOODS, LAWNS AND CALICOES, 7 of new and le .utiful styles Eonnets and Rib bons, English and French of the latest fashion. SIjDIEIL FANCY AND EIIESS SHAWLS, ' LACES, GLOVES, AND ottou Summet ooZTff, BROAD CLOTHS, Sat in eltt.Cas i ne res, Sh irt ing. Sheet ing, PüIih, Leghorn and Fur Hats, Of all kinds Butts and Screws. Door Handles. POCKET-KNIVES, KNIVES AND FORKS, Locks of all kind?. Nails, Iran, Crockery, Leather. Indifo, Madder. Coppcra', Alun. BOOTS & SHOES,- Of all kind', for Men, Women and Children. Of &11 kinds, (except li-.u'or?,) besides ether 7 ft In creat variety, which v.-e will sell ss CHEAP as ran be sold in the State of ndiana, as our facilities of obtaining Gcods, are equal fo any. .WANTED, Deer Skins, Beef Hides, Calf Skin. Fura. Ginseng, Snake Root, Bee'sWax, Wheat, Corn, and Money, in exchange for Goods aud on ac count; and'they Pay Cash in part for til the a tove articles. CARTER'S fc CLEVELAND. Plymouth Marshall county. May 14, 1651.


ocr: SAN FORD nOKDON, SETH llL'SKEV, Sh'r.if. JACOU U. N. KLIMJEI?, County Surccytr. I irr; 1 1 p.. dixon, Amissm-. iUOVE P0MEI10V, County Aent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner. Tl VAWACTOIL Conn tu 1 111;? r Ii, WiX. ......... . HICHAI1D COKIJALFA, CUri. THOMAS AlcDOALD, Auditor. irivj n' c-rV PI rVI,'l .1 YU tlllJ),-', ' -'l'l'.l'I.IJ.i.l-, JlCl VI I.LJ


ocr: of ncu' 'e.iutilul My!es-l!oiiiietsan.l lült- boa,, V,U a:,d French of the IrT.eM fashions, M m . .FAJH" . AXD . SVLS, CTQ HlUUtCf .' (SDOU.O, 1-1 r- m -v U rtUrtU OLU US, SttlltUCaimtrtt,.ShirliHg,ShtcUi', Making otir assortmeul and usu;;l variety lare and full, to-wit: ! L " O f , J X S XJ J J IJ O U t ' ' 8 . re -i u:...t. 1: i...-..t ... .r ül mi'J, ie.eepi istptoi?,; oet:ties oinei 1 ! CMi Ct CiJ Jj Kl I ....:..l . T . ..,1 T,i 1,1 S'e.n wuicij, 1: e m ni nuu as can be .sold m the State ot mhana, a, tu iacildies of obtaining Goods, are e .mal to any. . W ANTED. CARTER'S & Take V..U public opportunity of thank in all their friend. and customers," lor the lar-'e share of confidence and natronar which have teen extended to them for the last .ten years, and hope that hy Fair Dealing and a Steady Course, In Trade and Uusiness; they will still continue to ir;ent & receive favors of all purchasers of i we respectfully invite all persons looking fr . .Iii. Jc'i .vv .: s$ t i To call and loook at our .slock he.-jr. purchas ins ckewhere. sfrt -s.v AISf.Ttth T2 AVK lately received, X JL insf a 1 ire s'.o k of and oro Mill receiv -i -aru ia- .iai I.V i ll I'M lnU ' rr m nr 11 i Loc L-eaincr, ROOTQ f W ( P O J J I O C n VJ tZ. , Deer Skins, Ucef Hide?, Calf Skins, Furs, Giiuuiir, tinakc Koot, IJee'sWax, Wlieat, Corn, and Money, in exchange for Goods and on ac count; and they Pay Cash in part for all the a bove articles. CARTER'S & CLEVELAND. Plymouth Marshall county, .May 11, 1631. kinds Units and Screws, I)..nr Uan-lle.-, ii iii'pm I't'ii-iM fv-ii-i. i,ini.., ks of all kinds, Nails, Iron, Crcckrrv, ' i i - v .1 i i v i . tv ilM:fi. , Indiro, Maddtr, Copperas, Alum, ; ! '"GLXa. Ll'Jl.Ha. I i


ocr: Ana ol those comptamfs which are canse.l l.y "pa of the mysterious powers of Galvanism and Mae- nctism, has been pr.n.OHnced bv distilhished ..i .. .. i - . 1- t-.i. -I ('" u.; u i.. ..n , it i.i , ?.,".. i'J,."' v0'aaU to"64"1 ' .LMf. i tl.LIIf, . . For tltc Ecmoval and Permanent l'nr ef all It'EitVOUtt DISEASES' Dr. thristic's Galvanis Belt and


ocr: - " m or i'i 10:1 1 'i . . i .11 fi.n, ,his inedicme ol JnesM i ;i hie V a I si o. , Äl 'l,ltlRe ; THOUSANDS tcslt-d its ..ftlfiH-y, and thousands more arc now under treatment; and uot one Mditary n j r f$ fl t d r & r d I 5 I VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE ?.I0.ST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AG V. I'sfd hy riiysiriaus cf Ühd Stiiüili;. T IIIE Ui'tcrs remove n 11 mort.i 1 ; er-retior:?. purify the blood, tiv ir:-at toneaiid ':- or to the d'es'ive organs, -'o.o v ti cv..; in gainst all futv.ie di-ea-e, can !e t ikeu wii': safety, at no time debilitating t!.( paiien- l-e- ing f-rateuil io the mo.-! v.t.w-n e Ntotnicn, an t rn.iarkal h for thdr '. !i' t r . ', invi or.,.:;iv, Mren-horing, and nrt ne j.u, ,r an invaluable and i,ure renu-dy f. r AI n, l.ivt r ctunphiirit, Jaun-bce, Heart! urn, Co.1 live nt ss, Paint lies.-, Di-orders of the Skin, ;(!1 skij, Eo-s of armel !te, EowSpints. Nervous Headache, Giddiness, PaEma ion, of the Ileri. sinking and 'hIEics of Veight at impure s!;.'e of li e Mood, liver, He., which tend to debilitate and ". taken the .system. rc males .... T- , ii" ."ui'. I 11:11 . ,1.171 ..ui. iiii'i uiijiii .Ulli e'iii case of failure has vet been r. nor'ed. V.ilmres could 1 e filled with certificates of those who : have been permanently cured. 1.111 Uli ILL Anl ill ..!!! nru I dhipillll ; Containing the CcriihY.-ites of reinarhahh- ures j and the hij-h estimation in which this Jledir-ine ; s held by the pullic Press tan be had of he . Agents, free. j I'ric 0 Outs r L:u-o JJoHIc. j nur.....! lti: i . n i.'.. i . -v- - A I u'ruM'M l,ttl lutK' II. R. PKRSI11NC sole Ajrcnt for Marshall ; ndiana. Plymouth, Aug.COth, 1S3I 31 lv. r v & zia jLs TTAS got home from NFAV YORK, and close j i ! i !


ocr: , ! j j j Attest RICHARD C0RUALEY, Cl'k. Dec. l")th, J8'l. pr fee S'3,7 no 13 iw, -1. 3 ft, Ct 4-4 - - r 5. i. o vr y 7 -5 - I P rr .' 3 '5 j.S'J 13 - 2 o:..-. r- p : rs . - " -i. . ET P. - n - V. " i-l . i z J' , H 'J Z V. -j - ; ? - - r w J--; - v. b - -. ;s - - r - 5 - Z o ii rs .1 vi H 73 I. C"5 - - - ' d o, 7 ? " " es' p. tt A . a r. a 0M " v5ti 0V Y-!5! LL A. the LL persons who want good bargains GROCERY LINE, will 'o well, t y calling two doors North o( W. G Pomeroy ec C-)s Store, where you will find . poo l assortment of articles and satisfactory Prices lo vit: Tea at f., 7 a::d S slid Starch at I shilling Pepper '5 cents, Alspice at 1" cent?, Ginger at 15 cents Macktral at 7 cent?!, indigo lOctsper cz. Lead r.t 10 cents Shot at 10 cents, Saleratus at cts. Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Co .Tee 8i pounds for one dollar, Siuar at 7, 8. 10 and 1 shililing per pound Molasses atd shillings Tohao. at 'J shillings to 1Q cents, Rice al 7 t. ;;i, liaisons at 20 tents to 2 shilling, Fiis at 2 Shilling?, IVj i-ot Sauce at O cts to 1 sh'.lli'ljr per bot lie, aim pickled Cl.mis and Lobsters, virion other articles too tedious to men tion. Recollect the place two North of Pomcroy's Store, and eu qttirj of the subscriber, ED. S. LEWIS. Plymouth, Nov. 2 Ith Icöl. 45 If C - "Z. - - ZI U r Z J' i ES


ocr: PRINTING, in Colored Inks, with neatness and despatch at this Of fice, FÜÖÜR! FLOUR!! A good artic le of Flour on hand which I w fell cheap. ALSO. Buck-vhet Flour or sal by . JAM CS BANN0N.


ocr: h. I'tmeroV, J0II11 1). t i ys v 1 ( f. VII l.TlL.liUl W IXlliTi, ATTOKNEYS AT LAW. PHmmil!! Iiuliana lv; i f ! ' oova, isnrss " l'1.': ., 5 'ifSiL!1.? ! I I'rulrtle Courtr. May , n0 :y.


ocr: 1 -j 'in I'MSLLLUK T LtH O' '" f.' funeral Ageiu, lor the cu"l,ft coiieeiin 01 e.iann, i-urci.ase, .c .I I W 't' iCli ,t h,s reduce, Unbuild .Xorth Dunham s lio.eL . K E P 1 It ST 0 . C H. REEVE, JOHN STEWARD Jr. &. Co. Now York. DAVID JAYNK M. D. Philadelphia. Ibm. J. W. CHAPMAN Madison lml. A. L. WHEELER Esq. Plymouth lnd J. RRADLY E.-q. Laporte Ind. C. R. & L. RLA1R, Mich. City Ind.


ocr: JOHN SHOUP, JOHN ROBBINS, JACOB SMITH. County Commissioners ANTHONY SMITH, Clerk and Recorder, JOHN DOUGLASS, Auditor, ISAIAH HOOVER, Treasurer, ABEL GREENWOOD, Sheriff, WILLIAM CULVER, County Surieyor, ANDREW E. BABCOCK, Assessor, BENJAMIN C. WILSON, County Agent, CHARLES BRACKETT, Coroner, WM. K. LOGAN, ) WM. TYNER, Justices of the Peace. LEWIS SI1ROUFE, )


ocr: . RANSOM BARBER. ROBERT SCHROEDER, DER, )N, S County Commiss's. SANFORD GORDON. RICHARD CORBALEY. rw. THOMAS McDONALD, Auditör. JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer. GILSON S. CLEAVELAND, Recorder. SETH HUSSEY, SherifT. JACOB B. N. KLING ER, County Surveyor. HUGH B. DIXON, Assessor. GROVE POMEROY, County Agent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner.


ocr: BOOT & SHOE Jfl&WUF.lCTOR IT 1851. s Saasen ESPECTFULLY informs the public and .sui3 oia customers particularly, that he ftJl has a?am commenced the business of Y y making BOOTS and SHOES, on Michi Vgan street, one i!oor South of the brid?e. p where be is prepared to execute y orders in his line with neatness punctuality and despatch. Kenairine done at the shortest notice. His own work always warranted. Plymouth, April 23, 1851. n2tf. SALEATRUS.


ocr: H. P. BIDDlS 'PnsdeludgeT' JOHN BALL, i . . , r , JAMES BURROUS, A"ctat Judges, WILLIAM POTTER, Prosecuting Attorney, JAMES BABCOCK, Probate Judge.


ocr: W. L. BENTS, rjTAKES this method of informing the citi JL ens of Plymouth, and the country, that he has commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS, one door south of J. L. Westervelt's where he will be found at all times. By attention to business, he hopes to merit a lib eral share of public patronage. He his work to be done as well as any west. Cutting done on the shortest Plymouth, Ap,il 15th, '51. 13 ly.


ocr: 5000! I will give the highest price for any number of Oak, Poplar, Walnut, or Cherry Saw Logs, delivered m Plymouth. A. L. WHEELER. Plyoutn, April 16th, 1851. 13tf.


ocr: STOVES! STOVES!! A. M. HIGGINS, Wholesale and Batall Dealer ia Stoves, Copper, Brass, Tin, Infi Iron Jf9are9 Comer market k fourth sts., opposite Cecil's Store Logansport, Indiana. TFHE undersigned respectfully invites the J. attention of the public to the MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STOVES! in the Wabash valley, of almost every descrip tion. Among his selections are the following, purchased in Pittsburgh, Cincinnatti, Dayton, Rochester and Albany: The far-famed Farmer's air tight, which for Deauiy oi construction, economy of fuel, and capacity for cooking, is unsurpassed in this or any oxner country. ine weu-Known liathaway, Gebhart and Marshall's make, Dayton, Ohio and at Day ton prices, warranted two years. All sizes and Qualities of Premium. Universe Fulton and Reliance Cook Stoves, which he offers very low. An excellent assortment of ten, seven and six-plate, and Franklin stoves. All the above stoves are warranted of the best material, and to give entire satisfaction to the purchasers. He invites attention to his large variety of Parlor Stoves. And particularly to a Superior Self-Regulating Air-tigbt, that requires but one tenth of the wmt". neressarv fnr . fire-nlare. He has a full assortment of the following articles: Copper. Plain and Japanned Tin. and Hollow-ware. Andirons. Waffle-irons. Surar-ket- tles, Skilles, Stew-kettles, Dutch-ovens, &c, Boat pumps and Lamps, Sheet-iron, Copper, Bras, Zinc, Lead, Cow, and. Ox-Bells, &c, and a few sunerior Straw-cutters. He has ako an excellent article of Well and Cistern pumps with wood, iron or lead pipes. The above articles will be sold low for Gash or most kind of country produce, or old Cop per, Brass, Pewter, Beeswax and Rags. A. M. HIGGINS. N. B.-Call at the stone building, corner of Market and Fourth streets, where job work will be done at short notice. Logansport, March 26tb, 1851. 11 ly. BOOT & SHOE


ocr: RANSOM DARRElJ, I ROUERT KCIIKOEDER, ounty Commits. SANFOKI) (lORDON, RICHARD COR HALEY, Clerk. THOMAS Mt DONALD, Auditor. JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer. OILSOX S. C LEAVE L AND, Reeorder. SETH 1IUSSEY, Sh triff. JACOU R. N. KLIXOLR, County Surceijor. HLTill U. DIXON, Assizor. GROVE ROMERO V, County Agent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner.


ocr: TIIE WAY TO GET MARRIED ! rfHE best, and most improved, and only 1 sure way is to ro and purchase a sup ply of Jewelry. which is to be had from J. P. FORCE, who has,this mora inp, received a nexo supply of GOLD RING?, solid and filled; GOLD EAR-RINGS, solid and filled; BREAST PINS, consisting of solid gold Clus ters, Mourning, Rosette, and fan cy PINS; Gold Pencils, Sil ver slides, W a t c h . Chains, &c, &c. all cheap (or CASH. A few pair of JENNY LIND EAR-RINGS, fsolid zold.1 can be had Kv r11ini ai-tv. Nnw don't become Old Maids. whn there ts such an easy and effec tual remedy just at hand, and warranted not to fail. J. P. rURCE. Plymouth. May 28, 1S51. I9tf


ocr: JOHN RHOrr, JOHN RORBINS, County JACOB SMITH, ANTHONY SMITH, Clerk and Recorder, JOHN DOUGLASS, Auditor, ISAIAH HOOVER. Treasurer, ABEL GREENWOOD, Sheriff, WILLIAM CULVER, County Surveyor. ANDREW E. RABCOCK, Assessor, BENJAMIN C. WILSON, County Agent, CHARLES BRACKETT, Coroner, WM. K. LOGAN, 1 WM. TYNER, Justices sf the react. LEWIS SHROUFE.


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ocr: NEW GOODS. 1851. JOHN L. WESTEFWELT Is now receiving a FINE STOCK OF GOODS, Which he offers to the nuMie nn rasnnnh! terms; his Mock will consist of all the articles Please call and examine our assortment of Before purchasing elsewhere, as we charge nothing for showing them, and do not intend being undersold. (CT P. S. Our stock of ready made Cloath ing will comprise some THREE HUNDRED GARMENTS, Of the latest Fashions, to which we invite your particular attention, J. L. W. Plymouth, Ma) 14th, 1851. nl7 tf. ROCHESTER JJy T. HITCHCOCK.


ocr: RANSOM BARBER. ROBERT SCHROEDER, County Commiss's. SAXFORD CORDON, RICHARD CORBALEY, Clerks THOMAS McDONALD, Auditor. JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer. GILSON S. CLEAVELAND, Recorder. SETH HirSSEY, Sheriff". JACOB E. N. KLINGER, County Surveyor. HUGH B. DIXON, Aeor. GROVE POMEROY, County Agent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner.


ocr: BOOT & SHOE 1851. RESM;CTFULLY informs the public and his eld customers particularly, that he GiVl nas afa'n commenced the business of pfil making BOOTS and SHOES, on Michi ' Vgau street, one door South of the bridge, where oe is prepared to execute orders in his line with neatness, punctuality and despatch. Repairing done at the shortest notice. His own work always warranted. Plymouth, April 23, 1S51. n2tf. SALEATRUS. ErpHE UHdersigaed would respectfully an Xi nounce to the citizens of Marshall and surrounding countie., that he is still manufac turing SALE RAT L'S, at his old stand, about eight miles cast of Plymouth, of the very best quality, as is well known by Iiis not being able to keep tons of it on hand (as some of his neigh bors do) olthough he is aMe and will supply


ocr: W. L. BENTS, r flARES this method of informing the 1 rens of Plymouth, and the country, that he has commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS, one door south of J. L. "Westervelt's where te Villbe found it all times. By attention to business, he hopes to merit a lib eral share of public patronage. He his work to be done as well as any west. Cutting done on the shortest Plymouth, Ap,il 15th, '51. 13 ly.


ocr: STOVES! STOVES!! A. M. HIGGINS, Wholesale and Ratail Dealer in Stoves, Copper, Brass, Tin, liul Iron-IF 9arc9 Comer market k fourth its., opposite Cecil's Store Logansport. Indiana. TTIIE undersigned respectfully invites the J attention of the public to the MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STOVES! in the Wabash valley, of almost every descrip tion. Among his selections are the following, purchased in Pittsburgh, Cincinnatti, Dayton, Itochester and Albany: The far-famed Farmer's air tight, which for beauty of construction, economy of fuel, and capacity for cooking, is unsurpasfed in this or ny other country. The well-known Hathaway, Gebhart and Marshall's make, Dayton, Ohio and at Day ton prices, warranied two years. Ali sizes and qualities ot Premium, Universe Fulton and iteiiance Cook Stoves, which he oflVrs very low. An excellent assortment of ten, sersn and six-plate, and Franklin stoves. All the above stoves are warrant l of the best material, and to give entire satisfaction to the purchasers. He invites attention to his large variety of Parlor Stoves. And particularly to a Superior Self-Regulating Air-tight, that requires but one tenth of the wooü necessary for a fire-place. He has a full assortment of the following articles: Copper. Plain and Japanned Tin. and Hollow-ware, Andirons, Waffle-irons, Sugar-kettles, Skilles, Stew-Kettles, Dutch-ovens, &e., Uoat and


ocr: F ü 1E5 I K a . ELLA LEE. A SONG OF THE SOUTHERN LAND Lay her where the woodbine cltrtgeth To the dark Magnolia tree; Where the breeze low music bringeth From the bosom of the sea; With a sorrowful devotion. Lay her where sweet violets be Where the breeze keeps gentle motion To the breathing of the sea, There, there lav- her. There, there leave herj Our fiir Ella, Our young Ella, Our lost Ella, Ella Lee. Ever blooming as the summer, Ever humming like the bee. We believed her some bright comer From the land where sons are free. Oh, she was so sweet and holy, Mortal ne'er could lovelier be, And left us bright and slowly, As the sunset leaves the sea. Yes, we've lost her, Ever lost her. Our sweet Ella, Our fdir Ella, Ella Lee. Lay her where the long grass sweepeth On the bark of many a tree Where the lonely willow weepeth Like a willow by the sea. She was lovely, she was genlle, As all gifted spirits be; Folded in a linen mantle. Slumbering near the sighing sea We have lrft her, Sadly left her, Our fair Ella, Our young Ella, Our lost Ella, Ella Lee.


ocr: n rap Hin VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE!!! I'scil by riiysirlans of High Standin?. TTIIIESE Hitters remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, civereat tone and vig or to the di.fes'ive onraus, fortify the system a cainst all future disease, can be taken with safety, at no time debilitatim.' the patient be im,' crate'ul to the most delicate stomach, and remarkable for their cheerirn:, iiivi.irorathitr, jtretiiMheniuj.', and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for D)i)cpsi:i in its worst Forms. Also, Liver complaint, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costiveness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin, Liver, and Skin, Loss of appetite, Low Spirits, Nervmis Headache, fliddiiiess, Palpitation, of the Heart. Sinking and fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and other diseases caused by an imoure stale of the blood, liver, ttc, which tend to debilitate and y taken the .system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural con ditiou will find this medicine of I 11 v s t i in :i 1) 1 c V :i 1 11 o , In all cases of general debility, this Medicine acts like a charm! THOUSANDS Iluve testfsd its t flicacy, and thousands more are now under treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has vet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certificates of those who have been peroTShently cured call on the Agent and get a Pamphlet Cnntainim: the Certificates of remarkable cures I ftn,i hc liih estimation in which this Medicine s held by the public Press can be had of zhe Agents, free. Price 50 Cents per Larpc Bottle. Principal Office, 12 Fulton street N. York, up stairs. II. I?. PERSHING sole Airent for Marshall countv, ndiana. Plymouth, Aug.COth, 1S51. 31 ly DYS


ocr: J JOHN SHOUP, john Ronnixs, JACOR SMITH, County Commissioners ANTHONY SMITH, Clerl; and Recorder, JOHN DOIT. LASS, Auditor, ISAIAH HOOVER, Treasurer, ARF.L GREENWOOD, Sheriff, WILLIAM Cl'LVER, County Surreyor. ANDRFAV E. RARCOCK, Assessor, RENJAMIN C. WILSON, County Agent, CHARLES RRAOXETT, Coroner. WM. K. LOGAN, ) WM. TYNER, Justices of the Peace. LEWIS SHROUFE,


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ocr: GZZ "Si. HC HCL ISE uTL.iT3 A X D WÄSö MAE ROLL up your Old and New Wa.cons to the South side of the Pridpe, all you who want rood work done at th'1 shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Jakt r warrants his work to do cood service or no pay. And vou who have bought Waponsof HORSE KILL LP, on the North side of the Pridc, hitch fouryakc of cattle to them and hul them over, and he will make run so light that colts can pull them. Never mind if they do stand in the door and hallow at you, coino straight along for you know Centimen, that crippled birds "WILL Hutten New Wacrons made to order, and all work warranted. From the abundant patronage he has received gives him confidence to believe that Iiis work has been satisfactory, and he assures vmi that all work htrca'tcr shall be done- riL-'ht. FKANK DAK Kit. Plymouth, Oct. 1st. 1851, notttf. 1. W. L. BENTS, riWKESthi' method of informinc the citi zens of Plymouth, and the surrounding country, that he has commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS, one door fonth of J. I.. West erv. It's Store, where he will be found at nil times. Py close attention to business, l.e hopes to merit a lib eral share of pullic patronage, lie warrants his work to be done as well ns any where west. Cutting done on the shortest notice. Plymouth, Ap,il 15th, '51. 13 ly. PRINTING, in Colored Inks, done


ocr: RANSOM HARDER, ) RORERT SCHROETTER, County Commits'. SAX FORD (JUKUUN, l RICHARD CORRALEY, Clerk. THOMAS McDONALD, Auditor. JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer. OILSON S. CLEAVELAND, Recorder. SETH IllJSSEY, Sheriff. JACOll 15. N. KLING ER, County Surveyor, HUGH M. DIXON, Assessor. GROVE POMEROY, County Agent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner.


ocr: Laporlc Book Bindery. r 11 IE subscriber takes this method of inform .1. ing the citizens of Plymouth, and sur rounding country that l.e is jrepared to do ever- des rij1 ion ot" work at moderate prices. II. R.'PERSHNO, Agent for Plymouth, to whom mav be entrusted all orders far me. JAMES MERCURY. I.aporte, Sept. 3, 1S51 33 ly


ocr: a CABIftCT MANUFACTORY i Hi PRICES REDUCED!!! LEWIS A. JOSEPH, RESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed upon him, and bet' leave to state that l.e s ready to execute all orders for work, that pertains to the CABINET BUSINESS, in a neat and workmanlike manner, promptly and at prices to suit the limes. STANDS, KURHAUS, HOOK CASES. TABLES, CUPBOARDS, BED STEADS, $c, Sfc. ffc And every variety of Cabinet ware will be made to order at his shop, in a style that cannot fail to please customers. C O F F I xV S , made to order on short notice and on reasona ble terms. L. A J. will devote strict attention to bnsi rtess, and hope, ly his endeavors to please all who may favor him with their work, to merit a liberal share of public patronage. Plymouth, May 7th, '51. no 15 ly ROCHESTER


ocr: DISSOLUTION OF C O-P A R T iY E R S HIP. T HE co-partnership existing between Dan iel H. Rot ere and John JUieman is tnis iliv itiolved bv mutual COUSCllt. 1 he bllSl- ncss of the Yellow River lloue will still te conducted by D. II. Roberts, D. II. RORERTS. JOHN ALLEMAN. Plymouth, Sep. C6th böl. 37 3v.


ocr: FgT the Kcmoval and Permanent Cure of all NEKVOUS DISEASES, of those Complains which are caused by an impaired, weakened of unheaith condition the NEKVOITS SYSTEM. This beautiful and convenient ajtplication of mysterious powers of flalvani.m and Mag netism, has been prononnccd by distin-.'itished physicians, lx th in Europe and in the I'nited to be tbe most valuable medicinal dis covery of the Age. Dr. Christie's Galvanic Belt and


ocr: POETS' CORNER. TUE JUSI1FUL LOVER. I never rpote to her of love, Though summer, fall ami spring, I changed my dickey and my Loot3 To do that very thing! But, while I sat, though I went in Kesolved to dare my fate, My resolution, with my dog, Lay shivering at the gate. For years her shadow was my light, She must have known it all, Although I only blushed and sighed, And stammered in the hall. Once, only, 'dearest, I ,' the blood Kan crimson to her cheek.' My heart lay beating on my tongue 'Twas all I dared to speak. She read the meaning of my flowers, She treasured all my rhymes, Faint heart ne'er won,' upon the snow, She wrote a thousand times. And in the silver sand she'd try To make me rhyme her dove, But, stupid! I, with all her help, M'ould never wiite niy love. I never spoke to her of love, ' My tongue failed at the start, And so lived to swear I would, And curse my chicken heart. One steady pulse, on gasp of pluck, To nerve my quivering frame, And J had bravely spoken out Alas! they never came. One fierce and desperate effort more! It ended in a cough! The words were burning on my tongue, couldn't gt 'em off. I never spoke to her of love But another fellow did! He called one lucky night for him. And did the thine and 'slid.'


ocr: , ! ; 1 i , 1 1 in rt on in of In to to a a ( He' it i o is i or CARTER'S & CLEAVELAND I Take this public opportunity of thankin? ; nil their friends and customers, fur tbe large j share of confi lence and patronage which have j been extended to them for the last ten years, and hope that by Fair Dealing and a Steady Course, ! In Trade and Uusiness; they will still coutmue to merit &. receive favors of all purchasers of Ye respectfully invite all persons looking for , To call and loook at our stock before purcha ! ing thewhere. Gavttfcf irnüclauir, B AVE lately received, and are still receiv imr a larue stock of Making our assortment and usual variety larre r.pd full, to-w-lt: DRY GOODS, LAWKS AND CALICOES, 7 of new and beautiful styles P.onnets and Rib bons, Fndish and French of the latest fashions. S13MER. TAM V AM) UilLSS SHAWLS, LACES, CLOVES, AM) ottou sinnmcf CJooU BROAD CLOTHS, Ha tine Its, Casimcrcs, Shir ting, Sheet ing, Palm, Leghorn and Fur Hats, Of all kinds Puttsand Screws, I) or Handles, POCKET-KXlVIvS KNIVES AND FUNKS, Locks of all kinds, Nails, Iron, Crockery, Leather, IndLo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, BOOTS & HOE, Of all kinds, for Mciij Women and Children, Of all kinds, (except liquo'rs,) besides other Q 0) 0) CD ü In crcat variety, which ve will sell as CHEAP as can 1 sohl m ine rwaui 01 Jinnann, as our I facilities of obtain wie (Jds, are fipial to any. WANTED I Deer Skins, Ikef Hides, Calf Skins, Fur?, Giuseutr, Snake Koot, lleesYax, Wheat; Corn, 1 : 1. r . ' 1 ami ',,U!lt. t v " "" .m.i u nc- ' ut; and they Pay Cash in part for aL the a- bove articles. CARTER'S CLEVELAND. Plymouth Marshall county, May 14, 51. W k-A sis Us 5 lis Ji HAS got home from NEW YORK, and close a:ter him come tumbling alon? by Rail Road Express, TONS and CORDS of the choi cest and chewiest OOUDS ever brought to Ply month. lie cannot enumerate, nor is it necessary; for the people and the "re.it of mankind" have only to see and h5ar the price when they will buy and go away satisfied that VVukkler's is, indeed, the place" to trade if you desire to save from 1U to 50 per cent on your purcha ses. is stock of DRY GOODS, .' (xTOCCriCS, IlnnhmrC, IrOCKCr)', Sä&ÖS AND HATS AND CAPS, Cannot bo surpassed in ouality, quantity or cheapness in Northern Indiana. e has also a! .out Ft) LIS CORDS of Ready Made Clothing, which lie will sell so cheap as to "Bent the Jcir.y," and do it easy. Li'lir'nib' on your wives and tlatfLters, and with them, your WHEAT, GLXSEXG. DEER SKISS, SAW LOGS, RAGS. and a Utile Moxky, and your hearts shall be made glad. Plymouth, Sept. 3, IS5I 33 3ra Fortune Telling. OCR customers having taken away the lar gest hall' of our Spring Stock of Goods, they will greatly oblige us ly callimr and tak ing the residue. A sale of S(XM) wortli in nine ty davs. is sure proof of low nrices, Just re ceived a ;.ew supply c paper and twine, and I Roys ready to do them up to suit buyers. l'OMEROY & Co. Plymouth,. Tuly Ith I Sil. SALE OF SCHOOL LAND, IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, FULTON COUNTY, INDIANA. E-ijHE County Auditor and Treasurer of said ä County will proceed to tell Section m- ! teen (1G) in Township twenty-nine (29) North of Range tihee (.5) Last, on the 2!lth DAY OF NOVEMRER. 1S51, at the Court fou.'e door in the Town of Roch ester, between the hours prescribed by law. The terms of sale is one fourth of purchase j money paid in hand, and the residue within 1 twenty five years from the date ot the sale, I and also with seven percent interest to be paid annually in advance on the residue, j Also at the same time and place will be fold a part of Section thirty-six (3f.) in Township tuenty-nine ("ii) Range three A) tasi, lomaxe up the deficiency in raid Section, sixteen (16) Town twenty-nine (29) Range three (3) East, Said Section is laid ofT in forty and fity acre lots, and is appraised from 1,23 to $3,25 per acre. The North part of Section sixteen is well adapted to farming purposes, and that portion in Section thirty-six is the best quality ol land, and food tunl'er. I . J


ocr: : 1 , ! , . J , I i j ! a w- a HAS got home from NEW YORK, end close a ter him come tumblinsr aloni ly Hail Road Express, TONS and COItD-V of the choi cest and cheapest GOODS ever brought to Ply mouth. lie cannot enumerate, nor is it necessary; for the people and the "rest of m.nkiiid" have only to.ee and hear the price when they X'!iy ?f is, indeed, the place to trade it yon ueMe .o save irom ju lo oj per ten. on uur puitua- i tes. 7fis stock of DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, a Nr iaT W SS i.aW MiWay ) HATS AND CAPS, t T'l . j Cannot be surpassed in quality, quantity or ToMK of r . i , . iieaay luaae uiotning. which he will 5ell so cheap as to "Bent the Jews," and do it easy. Bring on your wives and daughters, and with them, your HUE A I GISSEXG DEER SKISS. SA V LOGS, HAGS. end a little Money, and yjur hearts shall be madeijlad. 11) mouth, Sept. 3, IS3: 33 3m CARTER'S & CLEAVELAND Take this public opportunity of thankinr all their friends and customers lor the l.ir.ire share oi confi ence and patronage whih have been extended to them lor the last ten years. and hope that by Fair Dealing and a Steady C vrsc, A Trade and business; they will still routinne to merit &: receive favors of all purtha ers of 7e respectfully invite all persons looking for 3 To call and loook at our stock before purchas jng eLewLere. T'l AVE lately received, and are still receiv I 1. in,' a l.irire stork of 'üv vku uäuö ü jj-ö Making our assortment and usu.d variety lare and full, to-wit: DRV GOODS, LAWNS AND CAUCOKS, 7 of new and be uitiful styles Honnetsand Rib bons, Enülish ami French of the latent fashions. M.H.MLK. FAMV AM) BRKSS SHAWLS LACES, CLOVES, AM) otton summer 2?3O50, BROAD CLOTHS, Sutineitt. CusimcrtH, Shirting. Sheeting Pa!ni, Leghorn and Fur Hat, H322Bw BCUd UWvT MuSÄI. Of all kinds Hütts and Screws, D -or Handles, KNIVES AND


ocr: JIAKSHALL Co. OFFICEKS. RANSOM BARBER, )ER, ( Co s, S ROBERT SCHROEDER, County Commits': SANFORI) CORDON, RICHARD CORBALEY, Clerk. THOMAS McDOXAED, Auditor. JO.-EPH EVANS, Trentvrer. P.ILSON S. C LEA YE L A N D, Recorder. SETH HUSSEY, Sheriff. iACOB B. N. KLINGER, Cunnty Surveyor. HUGH B. DIXON, Assessor. C.ROVE POMEROY, County Agent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner.


ocr: THE PILOT. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. DELHOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR CONGRESS. GRAHAM N. FITCH, FOR PROSECUTING ATTOB5EY M. C. DOUGHERTY County Democratic Ticket. TOR RFPBESENTATIVE WILLIAM M. PATTERSON, FOR COCXTY COMMISSIONER DAVID VANVACTER.


ocr: SALEATRUS. iripIIE uadersnjaed would respectfully an- JL nounce to the citizens of Marshall and surrounding counties, that he is still manufac- turiti- SALE II A TVS, at his old stand, tL-ht miles east of Plymouth, of the very quality, as is well known by his not being to ke ep ton. of it on hand (as some of his bor. do) olthough he is ahle and will all orders that may be addressed to hirn. warrant it of the beM ouality, and an at any ott.er place in northern Indiana. Call and sec of any cf the merchants m Ply. mth pviAUiv riFFi) . ' . . l'C.VA.UUX mouth I'lymouth, Ind., belt. G, 1S51. 3m


ocr: THE VESTAL HOUSE. .j. jfM V n l it i v n r i v r L 1 J ' 1 J 1 A A . rVUL buWnber hf Inf Lcoo'e Proprietor 1 ,0' Uf C0'iveilie,n commodious House ! flUed upor the acc-oininodatioii of the travel j in pulLtc' IS drmned to sparen pains or exi'e(nsf to make thoe vho call with hnn,eel 1 ComT'Z'i0 - . ... . ,- , . T-r " . j J; 11 b fupplie-1 with all the uebeac.es and substantial in the way o eatables, that the I rmintrv will flOorl country will aiford, Large convenient STAELES are connected with tins Hotel, which wall be constantly at tended by a care Ail and trust-worthy ostler. These acts, fully warrants him in expec tti;? a larire share otthe patronav'fr of the trv eiling public and he is ele teriiiiued to deserve ir. JOHN LUARK, Wabash July 1G '50 29 tlv


ocr: . i ! ; YSPEP i f. n I 11 s z S EG ET Abi. h DYSPEPSIA B ITTERS, THE MOST POPCLAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE!!! l'srd by Physicians of Hi?!i Mandin?. f 1 MIESF. Hitters remove all morbid secretions, j jmrify the blood, give great tone and vig or to the dijres'ive ortraus, i'orti y the system a gainst all future di ease, can be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient be ing j. rate ill to the mos! delica'e stomach, and remarkable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthenini.', and restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for Dv.spepMa ill its worst Forms Also, Livtr complaint, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costiveness. Faintuess, Disorders of the Skin, Liver, and Skin, Loss of appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpita'iou, of the Heart. Sinking and 'ullness of Weicht nt the Stomach, and other i'.iseases caused by an impure stofe of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debilitate and weaken the system. FEMALES W ho suffer from a morbid and unnatural con dition will find this medicine of Inestimable V a I n . In all cases of general debility, this Medicine acts like a charm! THOUSANDS Have tested its e fficacy, and thousands more are now under treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be fdled with certificates of those who have been permanently cured. call on the eni and get a Pamphlet Containing the Certificates of remarkable cures and the high estimation in which this Met icine s Press can be had of the


ocr: ROCHESTER By T. HITCHCOCK. Ilochtster, Indiana. Luid for Sale. 1.1 OR rale on advantageous terms, the West ; half North West Sec 2 Town 33 Range Two, containing 80 acres. The N 4 N E i of Sec 21) T 33 R 2 containing 80 acres, situated six miles Sourh of Plymouth. Also, S W i of N W j and N W . o S W i o Sec 18 T 33 eontaiiiiii',' '32 18-: 00 acres, lying 10 miles West of Plymouth, on the county line adjoin iinr Starke county. For information inquire of W. G.Pomeroy, of Plymouth, or ot the undersigned at Laporte. Titles unquestionable. A. H. MATTHEWS. Oct. 14 till 851. 39 3m.


ocr: G. H. 1XEMB, ATTOR.NEY i COISSEUUR AT LAW S'OL1C1TOR and Master in Chancery, Nota . ry Public, and general Ajei., for the se curing and collecting of Claim, purchase, Sal.?, and Renting of Real Kstate thron srl.out the West goncrally Aceat for the Fund Lands iu Marshall countv. Sinking Office one door north of Pershing's Drug Store. REFERS TO. JOHN STEWARD Jr. & Co. New York. DAVID JAYXE M. D. Philadelphia. Hon. J. W. CHAPMAN Madbon Ind. A. L. WHEELER Esq. Plymouth Ind J. UKADLY lvq. Laporte Ind. C. R. ec L. BLAIR, Mich. City Ind.


ocr: joii:; Kiiorp. joiin Ronnix., JACOB SMITH, County Com m AN'TIIOXY SMITH, Clerk an I Recorder, JOilX DOiT.LAv?, Audit r, ISAIAH HOOVE!!, Trcisurtr, AREL OREEWVOOD, Sherif, WILLIAM Cc LVER, Cju.-ify Surveyor. ANDREW E. BAHCOCK, Ase-r. r.ENJAMIN C. WILSON, County Agent, CHARLES BRACKE IT, Coror.tr, W.M. K. LOO AN, ) WM. TYNER, Justices o f the Peace. LEWIS SHROITE, S


ocr: BOOT &. SHOE JUlJUFlCTOR I 1651. 7nsPF.CTFILLY informs the pullic and E., his old customer'? parhc uhcnlarly, that he has a. riii eorMmenrcd th business & making HOOTS t gan street, one d and SHOES, on Michi- door South of the bridge, where be is prepared to execute order in his line ith neatness. .:T!TrBTi punctuality and despatch. Itepauu'g done at the shortest notice. own work always warranted. Plymouth, April 1551. n2tf.


ocr: INDIANA E. F. KELLER, Proprietor, WABASH, INDIANA. ' IIIE subscriber has taken charge of this .1. well known Tavern StanJ, lonnerly kept by E. II. Cox, and has it in poo J order for the accommodation of the public. He has had much experience as a landlor and is deter mined to spre no pains or expense to make all v.-lio favor him with their patronage, feel fortably at home. H I S T A B L E , "U ill always be supplied with the very lest of eatables that the country affords. S S TABLE Is lanre and commodious, and will always be proidedwith a careul and attentive ostler, and plenty of pood grain and hay or horse?, O" N. He keeps horses to hire by the day or week, on reasonable terms. asonabe terms. M HOOSE.


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ocr: , j without any jus! cause or provocation. All ' persons aru thcrefcre hereby notified not to har j r r 'cr ni' accmir, as 1 ill not M A , p a- c V fft Whereas mv wife Klizal-c-th !.-. left mv house 1 i-j - Tr r i GEOItfSE KOEDEKT3. Dee. 6th 13"1. 47 3w.


ocr: 50 00! Iwill pive the highest price for any number ol Oak, Poplar, Walnut, or Cherry fcaw Lo's, delivered in I'lymouth. A. L. AVHKKLKR. Plymutu, April toth, lfcdl. 13tf.


ocr: THE PLYMOUTH PILOT. Is publisLcd every Wednesday, by JOHN Q. HOWELL. Jit Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana. Vf paid in advance, (or within two months fcf.?r Mibscribini,) - - - - - - S;l,50. If paid within six months, - - - !$2,00. If delayed after t! at time, - - - $52.50. UThe above terms will be strictly adhered to positively. ITJTown sub?criher., who have their paper left by the Carrier, will le char.e 1 Fifty cents in addition to the subscription price. 0"No pa er will be discontinued until nil fcrre.-irairei ; re paiJ, unless at the opliuu of the tubiisLer. Terms of Advcrlbin?. Advertisemeats will be conspicu tuly instr- ll ir. r 'Vyv?:yzi i uo", ai ie loliowuig prices, viz: For I square (of 10 lines' 3 insertions Sl-,00. Each additional insertion, 2oC fcj'Aiiythingle.ss than a square, will le con sidered a JU.lre. O Advertisers mast be particular to mark the TismfrlT of insertions on the fare of the adver tisement"' or they will be published until or Jered out, and charged accordingly. O'A liberal discount will be made where ad vertising is done by the year. T7All Communications from a distance should he addressed Tos r-P.in to the Publisher The Law uf Xewspaprn. 1. Subscribers who do not give express no 1;ce to the contrary, are considered as wish to continue their subscription. '2. If subscriber. or ler their papers discon tinued, Publishers may continue to tend them till all charges are paid. Zi. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers from the i-fli -e or place to which they are .sent, they are held respmsible until they settle their bill and discontinue them. I. If vubscribers remove to other places Mithout informing the Publisher, an l the pa per is sent to the fyr.iier dire :li'n, they are hell re-ponsil le. 3 OF every description, executed at the ofli-e of the "PLYMOUTH PILOT" with promptitu le, and in the bet possible manner. ROOKS, I CIKCULARS, I f! A K!) DILLS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS, j AND POSTERS, Printe J on the moU accomino la'in? terms, and in a style not to be surpasse 1 by any other establishment in Northern Indiana. DEEDS, j SUMMONS I EXECUTIONS, MORTGAGE!, J SUBPOENAS. J BLANK NOTES, aid all kinds of JUSTICE? and CONSTA BLE'S BLANKS, are ke,t. constan'ly on hand at this offhe, or printed to order. JPICIXTEltS.


ocr: THE PILOT. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, Jnlj 16, 1851. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. FOR CONGRESS, GRAHAM N. FITCH, TOR PKOSECUTlSO ATTORJf EY M. C. DOUGHERTY County Democratic Ticket. FOB REPRESEKTATI VE WILLIAM M. PATTERSON, TOR COUJfTT COMMISSIONER RANSON BARBER. ' -


ocr: LL persons who want good bargains in GROCERY LINE, will do well, by calling two doors North of "V. G Tomeroy Sc Co's Store, where you will find a eool assortment of articles and satisfactory prices, to wit: Tea at G, 7 and 3 shil lings per pound. CoiTee Si pounds for one dollar, Suar .it 7, 8, 10 and 1 sliilllinsi per pound Molasses at 4 shillings Tobacco at 2 shillings to If) cents, Rice at 7 cents, Kairons at CO cents to Starch at t shilling Pepper 15 cents, Alspice at IG cents, fiinjrer at 15 cents Macktral at 7 cents, nduo IOctsper oz. Lead at 10 cents Shot at 10 cents, Saleratus at cts. Cloves Cinnamon, Nutmegs, 2 shillings Figs at 2 shillings, Pepper Sauce ni 20 cts to 2 shillid perbot lle, also pickled Cbuns and Lobsters, and various other articles too tedious to men tion. Recollect the place two doors North of I'omcroy's Store, and en quire of the subscriber, EI). S. LEWIS. Plymouth, Nov. 2 1th 151. -tf ft E V 0 1 A 1 1 HAVING removed to his old stand doors south of the Dunhamllouse, where he may be found on hand 1 would my thanks to the public for their liberal pat ronage, small avors thankully received, large ones more greatully received. He constantly on hand at all times. Groceries of Every Description, Tta, CoiTee, Sugar, Mla-ses, Tobacco. Rice Ginger. Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Nut megs. Starch, Indigo, Salera tus, Candies of vari ous kinds, Rais ns. Figs Her ring. Sardines. Peppi r-aucc, Whiefish, Mackerel, Tomato Cat-sup. and a variety of" otlir articles too tedious ! mention. He intends to keep a supply of M? resit O & xtc rs on hand to supply the want of his come one and all you that want to buy GROCERIES low fox cash, or readv pa v. 1 am rtady to ! on all who m.iyavnr me with their custom. I beg leave to oiler my most cordial edgementsor the literal patronage hereto, be.Ntowed upon iue and hope by strict atten tion to business, they will still continue to me a call. W A X TED! Butter, Eggs. Bees-wax, Cranberries, Furs of every description. JAMES BANNON. Plymouth. Nov. 18th I"51. nol4-t.


ocr: GROCERIES. ! i6si O. II. P. UAILEV, WM. TROWBRIDGE. BAILEY & TROWBRIDGE, 1 AVE just opened a large and splendid stock of ever offered in this town. We give great in- ducements on the TEA TRADE. an article usually sold for one dollor, we will sell for seven shillings, and suar at 8 to 1(1 and 12 cents, Prime Molasses for four shillings per gollon, Prime Rio orrec, for one shilling per pound, Mackerel for si and one fourth cents per pound, Lake Trout for six and one fourth cents per pound, Mould Candles for one .shilling per pound, TOBACCO, o'the best quali y lor Chewing and Miiokin?, also, a tip top Cigar, and some of those nice Cheroots, Nuts (cheaper than ever,) of all kinds. Raisins, Figs, CON FECTION ARI ES, in abundance, nice and pretty and oil! how giceet so say the girl. OYSTERS. We are receiving direct by Stage, three times per week, and the way we do sell ami hir if you don't believe it come in s-ome evening and try a dish. Also SAHIUNES ready at all times. EATABLES arc on hand at all times, Plymouth, Nov. 1 Ith, 1851. nt3tf.


ocr: JOHN SHOUP, JOHN ROBB INS, County Comm iss io tiers JACOB SMITH, ANTHONY SMITH, Clerk and Recorder, JOHN DOUGLASS, Auditor, ISAIAH HOOVER, Treasurer, ABEL GREENWOOD, Sheriff, WILLIAM CULVER, County Surveyor. ANDREW .E. BABCOCK, Assessor, 3ENJAMIN C. WILSON, County Agent, DAHLES BRACKE l'T, Coroner, CII WM. K. LOGAN, WM. TYNEK, I Justices of the Peace. LEWIS SIILOUFE


ocr: CABINET MANUFACTORY rTO-1851. riUCES REDUCED!!! WM, L. PIATT (LEWIS A. JOSEPH. PIATT Sc JOSEPH, ESPECTF U L L Y tenders their thanks for , the liberal patronace heretofore bestow R ed upon thein, and beg leave to state that they are ready to execute all orders for work, that pertains to the . CABINET BUSINESS, in a neat and workmanlike manner, promptly and at prices to suit the times. STAXDS, BUKE AUS, HOOK CASES. TABLES, CUPBOARDS, BED STEADS, $c, $e., $c. And every varie.y of Cabinet ware will be made to order at their shop, iu a style that cannot fail to please customers. COFFINS, made to order on short notice and on reasona ble terms. P. & J. will devote strict attention to bnsi ness, and hope, by their endeavors to please all who may favor them with their work, to merit a literal share of public patronage. Plymouth, May th, '51. no 1Q ly


ocr: A. M. HIGGINS, Wholesale and Kalail Dealer ia Stoves, Copper, Brass, Tin, 1ml Iron-Ware ferner market k fourth Ms., opposite Ctril's Store Logunsport, Indiana. riHE undersigned respectfully invites the J. attention of the public to the MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STOVES! in the "Wabash valley, of almost every descrip tion. Among hh 5elections are the following, purchased in Pittsburgh, Cincinnatti, Dayton, Rochester and Albany: The far-famed Parmer's air tight, which for beauty of construction, economy of fuel, and capacity for cooking, is unsurpassed iu this or any other country. The well-known Hathaway, Gebhart and Marshall's make, Dayton, Ohio and at Day ton price.-, warranted two years. All sizes and qualities of Premium, Universe Fulton and Reliance Cook Stoves, which he OiT'.rs very low. An excellent assortment or ten, seven and six-plate, and Franklin stoves. All the above stoves are warranted of the best material, and to give entire satisfaction to the purchasers. He invites attention to his large variety of Parlor Stoves. And particularly to a. Superior Self-Begulatin? Air-tight, that requires but one tenth of the wood necessary for a fire-place. lie has a full assortment of the following articles: Copper. Plain and Japanned Tin. and Hollow-ware, Andirons, "Waffle-irons, Sugar-kettles, Skilled, Stew-kettles, Dutch-ovens, &c.. Boat pumps and Lamps, Sheet-iron, Copper, Brass, Zinc, Lead, Cow, and Ox-Bells, dec, and a few iuperior Straw-cutlers. He has also an excellent article of Well and Cistern pumps with wood, iron or lead pipes. The above articles will tt sold low for Cash or most kind of country produce, or old Cop per, Brass, Pewter, Beeswax and Bags.


ocr: DROGS&GROCB t - HENRY B. PERSHING, .ed direct from Net? r ri , S, , Ä si & Häw. piijk igMW.ww tm - - .man j. M . 1 , I .'ft Ii" AVI Nil ju.t n.-ceiv ork CnV, the largest assortment ot ti IT ' V J V ) ; 7 (I v JJ I, V fr S A A JJ (r Ji U ü L Jx I J. A, ever bro-orhtto this pl.ue,-he nowotTersthem 10 th, , uMic on t h, most .or Cash or :M.provcdCoui.tryV(ditce,;u the low- t , and at :.' profits for the ready jmy. his S'.ock maybe loiiud 01 oz (Juiiiine, GO drams of Morphine, 50 llr.s Camphor, 25 lbs ( iiüi Opium, oOO lbs Kpvom Sal.s, JOO lbs Sulphur, :u-0 U s Uriinstone, 5Ü lbs iVruviaii H.trk es: lea: hl 1 5'i Cal. Linseed Oil, o baskets Olive Oil, no " Spir.nOil, 1 bbl Castor Oil, 10'J " Taiiiier'sOil, 1 bbl Lamp Oil, :t 0 Ke-s White Lead 1 bbl Fire Proof Paint, 50 lbs Alex Sena, 50 lbs Cum Aloes, Con lbs Pulv. dinger, SO lbs Assort edCuyane Pepper, mo lbs Coperas, 50 lbs Tart Acid. 350 lbs WhitillL', 200 l!)s Yenitiou Red, 200 U,.s Lampblack, 1 CO lbsCrome Oreen, 100 lbs Yellow in Od, C Cans oi Rtd Lead in Oil. in Oil No i, pure and extra, 00 Ke.s White Lead Ihy. ! b! I Ye'.b-w Ocl re, 1 " Spanisii Itr m n, 1 44 French Yellow, 1 " I'u'tv, 00 lb.-, fled Lead, WINDOW-GLASS 50 boxes 8 bv 10, r0 boxes 7 by 9, 20 bo.es -O by .2, 10 boxes 10 by 15. 20 boxes 10 by I I, 6 boxes 6 by 8. NAVAL STORES. Spirits Turpentine. 5 bids of Tar, Copal Yamish, 320 lbs Rosin. 12 -8 1 u fl s 9 Dutch Madder, Logwood Chipped, Allniu, Elue Vitriol, Cream Tartar, Carboy Oil Vitriol, and .-viuaiio, air i lie uinereni Extract of Logwood, used in dyeing. Ä in1 XL GZZ 3253 Hai . Pepper, Cssia, Cround Ginger, Nui:ne;s, Mustard, Root Ginger, Alb pice, Cloes, 2S VrSS5 23 S. Among Tooth .'rushes, Nail Brushes, Hat Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Counter Brushes, Varnish Brushes, Blackiug Brushes, Hair Bru I es, Clothes Bru dies, Whitewash Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Paint Uiiishes, assort ed sizes, Cj ' e a & is $ 0 Jinny Liud Cigars, Principe Cigars. Spanish Cigars, Regalia Cigars, STATIONERY, Quills, Blank Hooks,


ocr: TIME ! ! TIME ! ! ! A few doz. fifteen dollar clocks, can be had foj $5 a piece at May 15, 1831. WHEELER'S. MORE NEW GOODS i CARTER'S cc CLEVELAND; Vre now receiving a large supply of SUM MER CL0TH1NU, of all which they will SELL at very LOW PRICES! A large addition of COTTON AAP LIN EN (lOODS lor Men's ami Boys' SUMMER CLOTHING: at very LOW PIUCKS. Plymouth May '.M, 1531. ul9tf.


ocr: Temperance puts wood on the fire, flour in the barrel, vi;or in the body, intelligence in the brain, and spirit in the "whole composition of man. D t c D On the 11th ult. Mr. Walker, Esq. of Fulton Co. Ia. Mr. W. was a kind and exemplary Christian, a loving husband, a tender pa rent and one of the best of neighbors, II clothed the naked and fed the hun gry. He has left a widow and a la rue family to lament his loss. "Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord." ii. M. II.


ocr: JAMES H. CASE, Justice of the Peace PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. Office one door North of J, L. Westervelt's Store, and one door South of H. B. Pershing's Drug Store. All orders promptly attended to. May 5th, 1S5I, no IG tf.


ocr: : ! i - ; REMOVAL! TIAYIXfJ removcl Jo Iiis ell fd.vid t doors sonlh of the DuuLnmllou-c. where he may be found on haul I won Id my it.anks io t!.e put-i.e tor ;iie;r ni-tr ii p.it IJinccr. Pepper Sj i-', Cloves, Xut n:egs. i-'v rf.li, Imlijo, Sle.a tus, l it s r'" vari- ! kiad.s. r,.ü - us. l'ii-s. Her rin? Sardiües lVpp r-sauce, Wl.it.listi, Ma kerel, 'I'.mia'.o l.'at-sup. a;id a vaiiey u (.th. r articles too ied:ms mention, lie intends to keep a supply of El o J AT ... p- n c & & ' ff Ä ' ' on hand to supplv the want of" his t ori.e one aiul all V'iu lliat v.-.uit. to !.i!' GROCERIES l.v.vor cash, or ready j.ay. 1 am r. a ly to on all who may favor me v.'.tii t! et tu-t nn ed-e:i,tnts Joi the lit crr.1 patronaa l I e towed upon .:.e and hope by strict attt tie:, to btwnees.theyw.il ,t,ll coatiuuc to if-a tan. W A N TED! Ruttor, hez. R.e:-v."ax, CrunUrrc-, Furs oj every de;tr:p;ion jame; ranxon. Ply.v.outii. Nov. lS;h 1-51. ne-M-t. ronaire, small favors ihar.wn'lv received, au: lar-w ones mofc urea'ulh-rcreivei. lie keeps coüita.'itlv on hand at allti.r.es, Groceries of Every Description,


ocr: Police Is hereby given that I have lo-t a rcr:ifica'e of payiuent, made by Nathan jlowcl, on the South' West tx nf the North West qr of S'ee tion Twenty, Town 33, Ranee Two East Said certificate was signed by Howcl to Ja nes Thompson, and from him to me, and that will nnke application or a new certificate on the 2th day of Deccmler inst., at the Land OlTi.-e at Logansport. PIILEMOX THOMPSON. Dec. 0th 1851. 47 ?w.


ocr: ', MORE NEW GOODS. CARTER'S & CLEVELAND; 4 re now receiving a larce supply ofSCM VMER CLOTHING, of all QUALITIES, which thev will SELL at vcrv LOW PRICES! --ex n .i A larpe addition ot COT I OA A A D LIA- ii.V GOODS for Men s and U ys SIMMER I L (I T H 1 A G; ALL at very LOiV PRICKS. Plyriou h M-y t -i t n!0tf.


ocr: J ' : F l'LTOX COUXTY OFFICERS JOHN SHOrp. JOHN JIDBBIXS, j County Commitsioners i r-fr c- t i ti t i vittav tin-pti rr.-T. I r I i l ' i .m till, unu iicivt ut , johN DOTT.LAS-, Auditor, ISAIAH HnoVER, Treasurer, ABEL GREENWOOD, .VÄf, iVlLLTAM CULVER, County Surveyor. ANDREW E. BABCOCK, ,lior. BENjAMIX C. WILSON, County Agent, CHARLES BRACiiEIT, Coroner, CHARLES BR AC LIE IT, Coroner, WM. K. LOGAN, ) WM. TYNER, Justices of tie Peace. LEWIS SHROLTE.


ocr: ROCHESTER .- r L a I VC C W 3 Ml"! F ; IM. J " W " (tir By T. HITCHCOCK. 'liochesttr. Indiana. THE WAY TO Gi:r MARRIED! rrHE best, and mos improved, and orly .1. jure way is to j.o and purchase a sup ply of Jowrlry, which is to be had from J. P. FORCE, who has, this morn im, received a new supply of GOLD RINGS solid and filled; GOLD EAR-RINGS, solid am? filled; BREAST PINS, consisting of solid jrol 1 Clus ters, Mournin, Rosette, and fan cy PINS: Gold Pencils, Sil ver slides, W atch. Chains,. tfcc, S:c. oil chean foe CASH. A few pair of JENNY LIND EAR RINGS, (solid rold,) can be had by calling ear arly. Now don't become Old Mrid?, when there is Mich an easy and etlec tual remedy just at hand, and warranted not to fail. J. P. FORCE. Plymouth. May 23, 1S5I. IStf


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST "POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE CF THE AGE!!! Used by Pliysifhins of Hiili etamliiir. fflHESE Bitters remove all morbid secretions, M , purify the c blood, give sireat tone and vig- ivc organs, fortify the sy.-tem a- c ili.-p.ivp r.,n lo iiif.ii with or to the diges gainst all future YSPEPSIAÜI safety, at no time debilitating the patient be- i ing grateful to the most delicate stomach, and j remarkable for their cheerin?, invi-oratintr, j strengthening, and restorative propert an 'valuableand sure remedy or DjpcpSia in IIS WOISt l ÖF orms. Also, Liver complaint, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costivencss, Faintncss, Disorders of the Skin, Liver, and Skin, Loss of appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Palpitation, of the Heart. Sinking and fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and other diseases caused by an impure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debilitate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural con dition will find this medicine of Inestimable Value. In all cases of general debility, this Medicine acts like a charm! THOUSANDS Have tested its t .flicacy, and thousands more are now under treatment; and not one solitary 1 ca' f failure has yet been reported. Volumes coula be filled with certificates of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent and get a Pamphlet Containing the Certificates of remarkable cures and the hi'h estimation in which this Medicine s held by the public Press can be had of the Agents, free. JPiicc 50 Cent vv Larpc Itottlc. Principal Office, P-2 Fulton street N. York, up stairs. IL' B. PERSHING jole Ateut for Marshall county, ndiana. Plymouth, Aug.COth, 1831. 31 ly. JOB WORK done at this office in the j I


ocr: I ' ' I IRU&S&6S OOERIES Ti o m. HENRY B. PERSHING, HAVING just received direct from New York Citv, tl.e lar.e.st assor'ment of J) E U G S A X 1) G E OCEIUE S, ever brought to this place, he now offers themr to the public on the most reasona'le trrm or Cash or approved Country Produce, at the low est living prices, as he is determined to tell low and at sin ft II profits for the ready pay. Arnon , Stock mayle found: 100 oz Quinine, 50 lbs Alex Fcnn, 60 drams of Morphine, 50 V. s Gum Aloes, 50 lbs Gum Camphor, 200 lbs Pulv. Ginger. j 2o lbs Gim Oimnn, o'J lbs .Asor eiLuyai.e Pepper, "00 lbs Cop.: n?, 5J lbs Tür: Acid. "00 l!.s Epom Salts, 'MO lbs Sulphur, 3f-0 lbs Brim-tone, 50 lbs Peruvian Birk, eis :lx 150 Gal. Linseed Oil, 5 l nd,e!s Ol've Oil, " S. m Oil, 1 1.1.1 C.i. trr O:!, t T:inntTsOi!, 1 bid Lau: p Oil, 100 XT0 rx i Ji1 ri 1C0 Eegs White Lead ' in Oil No 1, pure and cx:n, 100 Ke,s White Lead Lrv. r.50 lb 200 l!,s Veni'i ..i Red, 200 livs La-npbl i-k, 110 lbsCro:r.e Green, UO lbs l ellow in O .!, G Can.; of Red Lead in Oil. 1 bid Yellow Oebre, 1 " Spanish Lr nvn, 1 " French Yellow, i " I'n'.w, 200 lbs Ri'd Lea 1, WINDOW-GLASS, 50 boxes 8 by 10, CO boxes 7 bv 0, 20 boxes 10 by 12, 10 boxes 10 iv .'t. 10 boxes 10 by !4, 6 boxes 0 by S. NAVAL STÜHES. Sp'ri's Turpentine. 5 bbls of Tar, Copal Varubdi, 320 lbs Bomii. Iß y S' t n ifs Dutch Madder, Logwool Chipped, Allu.n, Blue Vi:nd, Cream Tartar, Carboy O.l Vitriol, and Anna to, all the ditlere at Acids Extract of Logwood, u- ed i i c'yeing. s3&n ü az3 yiAZ Pepper, Cssia, Gre-uud Giu.-er, Nu: megs, Mustard, Root Ginger, Allspice, Clones, Blacking Brushes, Tooth ruhee, Hair Brushes, Nail Bnul e, Clothes BrudiC-s, Hal Beu.-he.-, Whitewash Brushes, ' Shaving Brushes, Fleh Brushes, Counter Bru dies, Paint Brishes, assort- Yarnuh Brushes, ed'tizes, S Ä S 0 Jinny Lind Cigars, Principe Cigars. SpauiihCicars, Reealia Cigars, STATIONERY, Quill?, Blank B.X)ks, Foolscap Paper, C emm:; Envelop?. Let er Taper, F ue French Envelops Fancy "Vote Paper, Steel Pens, Copy Books, all tize?, Slate--, a id Inks.


ocr: ! MARSHALL Co.- OFFICER S RANSOM BARBER. ) ROBERT SCHROEDER, SAN FORD CORDON, S County Commits' s. RICHARD CORBALEY, Clerk. THOMAS MrDONALI), Auditor. JOSEPH EVANS, Trcnwrr. GILSON S. CLEAVE LAND, Recorder. SETH IR'SSEY, ShrrHr. JACOB B. N. KLING ER, Countv Surveyor. Iirr.H B. DIXON, Assessor. C.ROVE POMEROY, County Agent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner. j UDSCIA L OrFICEKS. Fillton


ocr: r a i For the removal and rcrraar.ent Cure of all And of those Complaints whieh nre cancel an impaired, weakened of md.enLh of the r'EUVOl'S SYSTEM. This beautiful nn'u '-onveiiient applirr.tion the mysterious powers of ' and netism, has been yironounced by ti T '-tiis physicians, ho'li in Enrobe and in the lii.'''' States, to le li e mot valuable medicinal dis covery of the Aye. Dr. Christfe's Galvanic Hell and MAGNETIC FLUID, XZ" 3p-4 AJ


ocr: 1S51. Mva Uta RESPECTFULLY informs the public and his old customers particularly, that he has again commenced the business of PVt making BOOTS and SHOES, on Miehi- tgan street, one door South of the bridge, where be is prepared to execute orders in his line vith neatness, r?.,.T. punciuaiity ana ttcspatcn. Kepa.nug done at the shortest notice. His vn work always warranted. own Plymouth, April 23, 1S51.


ocr: Lime for Sale. .V r. fev.- weeks we will have a Iirjc quaa a liiv nf I.iir.n on hand and for sa!e. at tho for rer residence of . N Ecsh, which wo will WRrra;.t to te of good duality. A. SCOTT, . '. LESH, Plymouth Jul 3Qil . 1551. r.o23 2ra.


ocr: AirrQ U OAQP J M IVI D O n . vnoCj (C 0f gfog 1CIC . I'M O U Til, INDIA -V.l. OH.ce o-.'C dcr North cf J, L. Wcstcrvelfs St-re, end one 'oor South of IL B. Perhihs's Dm? Store. All orders promptly attended to. Mav 5th, 1S51, r.o 13 tf.


ocr: 5000! I will give the highest price for any number j of Oak, Poplar, Walnut, or Cherry Saw- Loirs, delivered in Plymouth. A. L. 11 hit, LLK. Plymoutn. April ICth, 1631. -13tfv


ocr: or'FlCE one door South of J.L.WcsterveL' DR. R. B5.0WS, PHYSICIAN. TTILL al;:vl the practice cf medicine V V iu all its various forms. Also on hand" a good Electrical Machine for the cure uf ET!cui''atism and Nervous disenes generally.


ocr: OFFICERS. joiin siiorp. JOHN ROBBING, JACOB SMITH, Co untyComm issio ners ANTHONY SMITH, Clcrh and Recorder, JOHX DO Cf, LASS, Auditor, ISAIAH HOOVER, Treurer, ABE I. OIlEENWOOD, Sheriff, WILLIAM CULVER. County Surveyor. ANDREW E. RARCOCK, Assessor, BENJAMIN C. WILSON, Co untu A sent, CHARLES 11 RACK EIT, Coroner, WM. K. LOGAN, ) WM. TYNER, Justices of the Peace. LEWIS SHROLTE, S


ocr: MARSHALL, Co OFFICERS. RANSOM BARBER, DER, ( )N, S ROBERT SCHROEDER, County Commits'. SANFOKD UOKDU.-N, RICHARD CORRAL EY, Clerk. THOMAS McDONALD, Auditor. JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer. CILSON S. CLEAVELAND, Recorder. SETH HUSSEY, Sheriff. JACOB ö. N. KLINGER, County Surveyor. HUGH B. DIXON, Assessor. GROVE POMEROY, County Agent. JAMES LOGAN, Coroner.


ocr: THE VESTAL HOUSE. WABASH, INDIANA. rjlHE Subscriber having become Proprietor I of this cttnUenient and commodious llotase fitted up for the accommodation of the travel ing public, is determined to spare no pains or expense to make those t ho call with him, eel comfortably, at home; jhz 'a WiU be supplied with nil the delicacies and substantial:; in the w ay of eatables, that the country will afford. Large convenient STABLES an; connected with this Hotel, which will be constantly at tended by a careuland trust-worthy ostler. These acts, fully varrRts mm in expec ting a lare share ot the patronage of the trav elling public, and he is determined to deserve t. JOHN LL AKK. Wabash July 16 '50 19 tf.


ocr: FULTON COUNTY CFFICLKS. County Co mi m ission ers JOHN SIIOIT, JOHN BOBBINS, JACOB SMITH, ANTHONY SMITH, Ceri; unJ Recorder, JOHN DOUGLASS, Auditor, ISAIAH HOOVER, Tre-tsuitr, ABEL GREENWOOD, Sherrf, WILLIAM CULVER, County Surveyor. ANDREW E. BABCOCK, Assessor, BENJAMIN C. WILSON, County Agent, CHARLES BRACKE IT, Coroner, WM. K. LOGAN, ) WM. TYNEIL Justices of the Peace. LEWIS SI1ROLFE, N


ocr: BOOT & SHOE lb51. UEPECTFCLLY informs the public and his old customers particularly, that he ')as aFain commenced the business of fü making ROOTS and SHOES, on iMichi ' l-gan street, one door South of the bridge, wl.ere be is prepared to execute orders in his line ith neatness, gaCtS punctuality and i'epatch. Lepiurmg done at tl.e shortest notice. His on work always warranted. Plymouth, April 23, IS51. n2tf. W. L. BENTS, 1 t I WKE- this method of informia? the zens of Plymouth, and the surrounding country, that he has commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS. one door where I e a I it I 1 x irrrlf ir lo J.r 0? -oll ne ft n V whrp west. Cuttin? done on the shortest Plymouth, Ap,il 15th, '51. 13 ly. south of J. LVestervelt's Store. wdl I e found at all tirr.es. By close to business, he hope, to merit a lib-


ocr: J I IJIC IAL, OF I'lCEltS. Fulton hTpTTiIDdIe, President Judge JOHN BALL, ) , . , , , . JAMES III. RROl'S, locate .udges, WILLIAM POTTER, Profecutinc Attorney, JAMES BABCOCK, Probate Judge.


ocr: I, Ti a " r 1 , T V- i ""CT' T, ' w. l. bents, . if I . r J AKRS tliis method of informing U.e citi JL zeiis Of Plymouth, and the country, that he has commenced the . TAILORING BUSINESS, one door south of J. L. Westervelfs Store, where he will hp found at all times. By close attention to business, he hopes to merit a lib eral share of public- patronace. He warrants his work to be done as well as any where west. Cutting done on the shortest notice, riymouih, Ap.il 15th. '51. 13 ly. Official ZJCrcctorj?. JUDICIAL, OFFICERS.- Ularslm


ocr: BOOT & SHOE 1651. Kiuin inlormsthe public and his old customers particularly ttmt i rzii ,,as a-ram commenced the business of f lL5 T"ak,nS BOOTS and SHOES, on Michi pan street, nun (limrSnntii ,.fj.r. !.:.? litre ie is prepared to execute orders in his line with ncatnes punctuality and despatch. Repairing done at the shortest noüce. His own work always warranted. Plymouth, April 23, lsöl. n2t'. S A L E ATRU S 7 FIIE UMlcrsijracd would respectfully an iL noutuc to the citizens of Marshall and surrounding counties, that he is still manufac Uiimg SA LERATl'S, at his old stand, about ciIit miles east of Plymouth, of the very best quality, ns is well known by his not being able to keep tons of it on hand -'as some of his neigh bors do) olthoiiL'K he is aide and will supply all orders that may be addressed to him, ami warrant it of the best quality, and cheaper than at any other place in northern Indiana. Call and see of any oftlie merchants in Ply mouth. BENJAMIN REED.


ocr: A. M. BIGGINS, iiioiea!c and Katail Dealer in Stoves, Copper, . Brass, Tin, elttd Iron Ware? Turner markt i fourth sts., opposite CioTs St ore Lo:uiioi-t, Indiana. TIIIE unrfersisrned respectfully" invites the X. attention of the public to the .MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STOVES! in the AV abash valley, of almost every descrip tion. Anions Lis selections are the following, purchased in Piftsburgh, Cincinnatti, Dayton, Rochester and Albany: The far-famed Farmer's air tight, which for beauty of construction, economy of fuel, and capacity for cooking, is unsurpassed in this or any otLcr country. The well-known Hathaway, Gebhart and Marshall's make, Dayion, Ohio and at Day ton prices, warranted two years. All sizes and qualities ol Premium, Universe Fulton and Kebance Cook Stoves, which he oilers very low. . An exc ellent assortment of ten, seven and six-plate, and Franklin stoves. All the above stoves are warranted of the best material, and to give entire satisfaction to the purchasers. He invites attention to Iiis large variety of Parlor Stoves. .And particularly to a (Superior Sdf-I!e;L'ulatin? Air-tiht, that requires but one tenth of the wood necessary for a Tire-place. He has a full assortment of the following articles: Copper. Plain and Japanned Tin. and Hollow-ware, Andirons-, "Waffle-irons, Sugar-kettles, Skilles, stew-kettles, Dutch-ovens, cVc., 1'ioat pumps and Lamps, .Sheet-iron, Copper, Urastf, Zinc, Lend, Cow, and Ox-Nells, is.c, and a few superior Straw-cutters. He has also an excellent article of Well and Cistern pumps with wood, iron or lead pipes. The above articles will It? sold low for Cash or niost kind of country produce, or old Cop per, .Brass, Pewter, JJecsw ax and I'acs. A. M. HIGGIXS. N. IL Call at the stone buildin?, corner of Market and Fourth streets, where job work will I c done at short notice. Los.nsport, Jlarch 2Gth, 1851. Illy.


Glasgow weekly times.

ocr: JOIIK WILSON. ALT.X. V. DCNNY, UII.KO. & DEXW, ATTORNEYS A'T LAW, Saint IoiiU, Mo. Office, No. oa pine street, up stairs. C-JoiiH Wilson, Commissioner of Detdi. 7. i. i ' wwwwippi and

place_of_publication: Glasgow, Mo.

publisher: Green & Shirley


ocr: DfinT sun pnnr imicPTnDVj uuui niiu onur. mnuui nuiuni. The subscriber respectfully announc- es to tho public- that he has resumed business, and is prepared to attend tu all orders fur Boots and Shoes of every des cription. He has on hand a complete assort ment ot materials, ui me lien uoscripuon, ana fashionable Lasts, purchased under his own supervision, and as he employs none but (he best ot wontmen,ieeis comment ui giving sa tisfaction to all who will call upon him. He also keeps on hand a Oeneral Assort ment of Boots. Shoes and Ladies Slippers, of Eastern Manufacture, which he will sell at very low rates fur cash. A full supply of Leather and Shoe-maker's Findings Generally, kept for sale. Shop in the old Drug Store, opposite Dr. Vaughan's office. BAIViUbL, SlJilWIUbl. Glasgow, May 6tb, 1851.


ocr: PLAIN SAILING AM FAIR DEALING," Clicnp (Boon as nny Itody's. AS there is some excitement in Glasgow on tho subject of low prices for merchan dise, tho undersigned is disposed to go with the current, and follow in tho footsteps of his neighbors, and by band bill and other wise tntorm ins customers snd the public, that he has on hand Five or Six Thousand dollars worth of well assorted Merchandise, which he will sell as low ns any house tn Glasgow, or in tho county. His Stock contains: CVi.Mf and Cassimers, Vettings, Craxatt, illoren, Ladies' Dre.it (Jooilt anil 7Vi Mings, Unoh anil Shoes, Halt and Caps, Linen, Shatcls,Ilose,Uib bans, llardirnre, Queensware, Window Glass, Cotton Yarn, Groceries, d-c , Ac, Ac.


ocr: PHILIP BAYER, G i.a s.oow, Mo. FAMILY GROCER AND PtALkH IN IJiiiots, I Vint, Cig'ir, 4r. A (Mil l' l.'M y


ocr: PLANK ROADS PROGRESSING! OLD THINGS DONE AWAY, AND LOI A NEW SADDLER'S SHOP l. ULASUOW. THE undersigned would inform the citizens of this and surrounding counties, that they have openud a Saddler's Shop in Glasgow, in Chiles' Row, one door below the Drug Store of Digues Sl Co., where they will keep on hand a large of Materials, and or" prepared to do all Wdrk in their lino with d'spaich and in the neatest and most durable n anner. Par'icnlar given to repairing. Blind Bridles, all othr kinds ot far ming gear always on They expect competition snd will sell their goods as cheap as any establishment in Missouri. JOHN M. PAYNE, ALEXANDER MARTIN. Jan. 16, 1S51--46-im. CHEESE. 60 Boxes Western Reserve cheese 25 do English Dairy do sale by n7 PERKY & BARTHOLOW. Hale ISopc


Fremont weekly freeman. [volume]

ocr: Rail Road Store. I sua NEWG001S: NEW GOOIW SECOND ARRIVAL OF Fall and Winter GOODS! fit the Railroad Store! John P. Haynes & Son, Dealers in erery variety of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS! Boots and Shoes, Jlais and Caps, Clothing, Hardwnre, Crockery, Nails, Leather, Stoneware, &c. &c. "We Will not be IS OUR MOTTO!

place_of_publication: Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio

publisher: J.S. Fouke


ocr: ' , ' NEW HARDWARE! im m f - LEATHEB, TI. AUD STOVE ST Oil E! AT THE SIGN OF THE - Padlock & Store! In tlie Store formerly occupied by E.N. Cook . Nearly opposite (be Sew Bank. THE 8BB9CRIBERS take this opportunity to ssy a word to the eilisens of Saudusky aad .. neighboring counties. You have no doubt lon leittno necessity at naving a narnware tsonn. me nt in Fremont, where can be- loflna vat a .'ri me n I of good necessary for nearly every bia&cs business! Seeing this, we have come among yon, with aa good an assortment of Hardware of ail de scription asean be found in any town west of the city of New Tork. From a long connection with the business, euroiacilrties ror buying Ameftcaa gaod direct from tbe manufacturers, thereby sav iug commission to agents, will give as the advant age of selling over general counlrv dealers, as we are disposed to sell goods at a small edvanee ai ore eost. Wn shall be th better able to de so, aa w have concluded to adopt the cash system. We will take auy thing the farmer has teener in the way of produce, and pay the highest market price in Cash or Good. Among ourextensive assortment, may be found the following article, viz: FOR FARMERS' USE. Shovels, spades, hay wire and ox tip. 1 ' , Spring bellows, steel yards, even months, and wheel heads, St. sires. -Chopping axe crow bars, grind stone and roller, and pick axe. - Nail' and iron, and all th e accessory imple ment for farmers' use. forks, manure forks, po tato hooks, bees, and pruning knives. ; Scythes, grain cradles. scythe snath, rifle, rub tones, hay rake, and sheep share. v torn ahellers, olows. and fanuing mill. Rope, bedcord, twine, Mechanics' Tools! Carpenter' Plane, Bevel, and squares, saw mers, sledge, bellows, toek nd dies, pliers and wincera. Hand, panel, up and back saws, t (- Masons' trowels, e lipera and role. German and call steel mill and X cut saws. Circular saws, web saws, and key bole do.r Taper, mill, fiat, bal round, square, and rouud files. - Wood rasps, balf row and flat, horse rasps. . Wrenches, back saws, frames and stretchers. setts, and cutting pliers. Braces and bite, augurs and gimblete, angnr bits, and hollow augur. Broad axes, hatchets, hammers and addze. Plan Irons, gauges, compasses and gonges. Former, mortice, tur ning chisels, and turn ing goege. Coopers' toots; an as sortment ofBar ton's best Tanners' tools; and brushes, paint mill. Anvils, vice. ham HOUSE CABINET TRIM3IIXGS. American door loek of every description with silver plate, mineral and brasa knobs, at manu facturers price. Bras and iron pattent blind fastening and self fastening hinge. -- Blake's patent thumb latches, stop latches, knob St rim latches. . Window priogs.frame and screw pnllies, sash fasteners, shelter screw and fastenings. Butts and screws, bolts, cobboard ketches ana Sutton. Cobboard, till, chest and trunk locks. - Brads, tacks,fruishing aails rivets, hooks, sta ples and heaps, strop, hook, table and blind hinges. Mahoghy and miner al drawer knobs, bell pull, door knocker and eprings. Leather and Findic Sole and upper leather, kip akina, french and e e m m o o, calf akin, morroceo, roam, lining and binding akin. Lasls and peg, shoe hammer, piheers, pua ehe and rasps, - Pegging and sewing awls, pat . helves, com mon do, eand stone, sparables, gum, kit files, shoulder sticks, shoe knives, long stick. Steel tacks, ran fi'es, stitch markers, brush dr bone slicks. : Roll binding, galloon inding and we bbiog. Shoe thread, wax, measuring tape St six ticks. - French wheels, peg "markers, eollieee, sta'pe last hook and boot iron of ail descriptions. . SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS: . A full assortment of Buckets, rings, tenets, pad hooks, swivels, cock eyes, breeching loop, snaffles, mull & ring bits stirrup. Breast Sc rein snapps, pad screws, ornaments, bras revets Sc nails, ro sette, martingale rings, &all the trimmings nec essary for a harness. - Tools, hammers, pin cers, punches, patient leather compawes, pink ing irons, rein rounds, eat awls, needle and awls, pattent channeler splitting knives St all other necessary tools. Haines' pad trees, blind irons, aaddlera ilk rein & girt web. Carriage makers and. Blacksmith?, Iron axels, steel springs wagnn boxes, inaleable iron, Sc carriage bolts. Brass Sc. silver hub. Slump Joints, carriage . bowe, top irons, india ' rabcloth, curtain frame Sc carriage lamps, irou & steel horse shoes Sc horse nails, raspa and all the necessary tools for blaeksmithing and wag on making. bands, sand bands, dash frames, Sc seat handles. Pattent leather, pat. cloth, eatinett, damask, broad Sc narrow lace. dr. lace tacts. .. Public Generally! Brittama. bras, pla all sizes, chain pump Sc fixtures. Gnn. doub'e Sc Bin pie barrel shot guns, r ' ties, pistols, powder, shot percussion cape, powder horns, game bags, shot pouches, 8c gun trim mings. - Cofiee mills, paint mills, skates, sad irons Sp tailor' goose. Brushes oT all des criptions. Wooden & willow ware. . Sites, csrds curry combs, tea, hand, cow, Sc sleigh belts, wire cloth i& bras kettles. Jappaned 'Ware, an assortment. y Gate latches Sc liing- . e, Sc tool scrapers, and a general . assortment of ted, irou, jap'd, tin and glass candlesticks. A beaotitul assort ment ef Phosgene Sc so lar, stand lamps, earn phene Sc oil side Sc sus pended lamps, & mantle piece ornaments. Kaivee Sc forks,- pen &, pocket knives, carv ing Knives, steels.butch er Sc bread knives Sc cleavers, Cords Si tassels, slides Sc rollers for curtain, eurtain pive Sc band, a fine stock ef the latest styles Win dowshadea &. damask for Curtains. Scissors Sc shears, ra zors, britlania tea & cof fee pots, snuffers & tray bras & iron andirons, shovel & toil js Pamps St lead pipe of j housekeeping article Stoves and Tin Ware. We would call the at tention of farmers and Dthere to our fins stock of cook St parlor stove consisting of fanner air tight, mechanics, west-' ern & premium, fe iron witch-. Parlor, Irvihf, thears Taney, open ffout, cot tage fhet iron & bos stoves, beautiful iylea all or whieh We will sell at as Inw prices as any establishment inthestate .. An assortment of tin war constantly on hand Sc raanufactbr4 to or der, - . Tin conductor & cava, trongh, .t Eng St Russia stove pipe, line, sheet iron Jr. coppor. . ' Stovej trimmed with tin or eorp-r. , .. Job work done at the. shortest notice, and ia the. 'neatefst and most substantial maaaei. : DonH forget tlie place; Tyler's: block, opposite the new Bank, at tlie sign of the Mammoth Pnd-loclr. 8nd Slove . " ' - CAS FIELD i. MITCHELL, ': Fremont, Ngv. 23d, 1,850. ly. ,", .. t CARPENTERS can find Hand-sews,, Draw, kniaee, steel Square, trv Squares, planeieaua.. Nail Hammers, Hatchets. &'. of tha beet quality els ' - Havana' Cht Stow-V.. ,., choicest Lienor and Wine for Medicinal An, to


ocr: FREMONT' OHIO. J. S. FOCKE, Editor. SATURDAY JULY' 18, 1851.' For President. WINFIELD SCOTT, Of New-Jersey. : -r , . ; .. For Vice President, JAMES JONES, i Of Tennessee.: . i:i Subject to the decision of the Whig National Convention.


ocr: r Latest Arrival SPUING GOODS: Jnst received at the RAIL ROAD STORE, NO. 1, BCCRLAXD'S BKOCK 100 pieces Merrimsic & Coelieco Prints. SO " Fancy Prints. 33 Ginghnms. 2') " Fancy Lawns. Silk & Linen Poplins. Berage de Lanes, Ac, &., &., All bought since the great reduction in prices nnd we enn now offer you CLVGII IMS at one shilling per yard such as have heretofore been sold . in Fremont nt 18 cents. LAWKS, 8 ynrtls For one dollar only six days from New York city. PRISTS were so low in New York that we bought none but fast col ors to sell at one shilling. Call and see them-nlso our Six Pbnnt Prists which are worth 1 0 cents at old rates. We shall receive our full supplies of SPRING AND SUMMEtt GOODS ;n a few days and then look out, not for -Breakers" but for the best selected, and cheapest stock of goods in Ohio. JOHN P. HAYNES & SON. Fremont May 3, 1851. tNPER O sals PERM and Lamp Oil A first rate article for at . a. lcKLAas as Co 'a


ocr: Rail Road Store. JVEWEGOOIlS: SEW GOODS! -,. SECOND ARRIVAL OF Fall and Winter GOODS! At the Railroad John P. Haynes & Son, Dealers in every variety of FANCY AXD STAPLE DRY GOODS! Boots and Shoes, Eas and Caps, Ready Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, Nails, Leather, Stoneware &c. &,c. "We Will not be IS OUR MOTTO!


ocr: Rail Road Storew NEnlGOOJJS! SEW GOOUS! SECOND ARRIVAL OF Fall and Winter GOODS! At the Railroad Store! John P. Haynes & Son, Dealers in every variety of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS! Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Headu- Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, Nails, Glass, Leather, btoneware, dc Sec. "We Will not be Undersold," IS OUR MOTTO!


ocr: THE FREEMAN: FREMONT, OHIO, t J. S, FOl'KE, Editor. SATURDAY MAY 24, 185 1. i For President, 1 : t ,. Of JVVw Jersey.' ' .. i f For Vice President, : JAMES JONES, . ' Of Tennttsee. ' ' Subject to the decision of the Whig s Convention.


ocr: Rail Road Store. I i XEYYECOOliS: GOODS: SECOND ARRIVAL OF ' Fall and Winter GOODS! At the Railroad Store! John P. Haynes & Son, Dealers in every variety of FA.CF A.D STAPLE DRY GOODS! Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready Clothing, Hardware, Crockery, Mails, Glaus, : Leatber, Stoneware, &c. &.c. "We fW ih not lie V Undersold," i ' IS OUR MOTTO!


ocr: Rail Road Store. SEWJGOOUS! NEW GOOJ18! SECOND ARRIVAL OF Fall and Winter GOODS! At the Railroad Store! John P. Haynes & Son, Dealers in every variety of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS! Hoots and Shoes, Eats and Caps, Ready Cloltiing, Hardware, Crockery, Nails, Glass, Leather, Stoneware, Ac. dec. "W e W 11 1 not be ; Undersold," IS OUR MOTTO!


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ocr: MEDECINE DEPOT. DR UGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, D YE-STUFFS, 6c. JVF, W00STER, : TTTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of V V Fremont and vicinity, that ne has opened the store recently occupied by Messrs. Oppeuheimer, with a good and well selected assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, &c, which he offers on very fair and liberal terms. Having been engaged in the business forseveral years, he can assure the public, that from his expe rience and facilities in buying in the New Torkand Eastern Markets, that he can and willsellas low as any establishment iu Northern Ohio. He will not be undersold. . .... . .. Please call and examine quality and prices, and if we don't sellyon, it will not be owing to Ihe price Physicians are particularly invited to call and ex amine quality nnd prices. , At J. F. Wooster's Drug Store may be found a choico lot of Liquors for Medicinal, Mechanical, & Sacramental purposes. Alcohol, 4th proof Brandy, pure. Pure Juice of the Grape. Port Wine.Ma. deria. Sherry, etc. -jM s..-,.- Fremont Doe. 7 1850. V


ocr: AHEAD OF ALL' COMPETITION I Elf GOODS AT TOE OLD COMER! A. B. TAYtOR HAS just returned from the east and received a epleudid lot of ' Fnshionable Dress and Silk Goods, by the New York and Erie Railroad, sixty hours from: the eily. Call and eee them Ladies and G.ntlamea. .. n .i


ocr: 1 . jalWaUilP 11 UL ARBWARE i"inr it "y 11 THE The question : settleil, at Regular Hard-ware establishment in that line, as the rush to the Hardware store for last month fully proves. The "Boys'5 take this op to return their sincere thanks for the incrcas- a S an -a aa m m -an fai . e . - - - . . patronage with that they are have brought HARD-WARE AND be found in Northern Ohio, which low prices. We invite MffiiTi-w the fact that we any other VsaBsBaaSkSaT BUB B a Bass A ant But ana HA I SUIfcW inorj ALL nourjo loo UAGons, at 25 S PEEL 1 We are determined not to be undersold! but can and nudersell.' that IB E T IP A E E E E M A JL JL S $S 5 PEE 1 ILEJS. And a comnlete assortment of Hard-ware, at nricen to with the above, purchased direct from Elan- aO -A M m A ' dfU -W -m -BB a. consisting, in part, 01 house and cabinet trim (Darriage and Mapness tools; Blacksmith's tools; Cooper's, Farm Masons and Tanner's tools; Leather & Findings, txlass, Jtumps & lead pipe. CHAIN P to Patent Cast Iron Curbs. Cuttlery, Steel, Guns & Gun and a general assortment of house keeping STOVES AND TIN-WARE! A large and complete assortment of Stoves at lower than ever before offered in this market, consist of Farmer's. Premium. Niagara. Western. Median- . I m I A. afA miu jc ores i iueeiiuuuii jioves. dux stoves an sizics. m nay. i f I III BOYS ELECTED whicii tney have been favored, and to not entirely unirrateful fornastfavorr4. on the largest assortment of are now selling- Iron andNnils establishment in the State. , We will A a a aaa w . LUUSt y offering is our motto. order, with an improvement in the way afl S Oi.. in; anenwaaaaBasn anjBsmsjswaB sjaj.aaxasaM . aaj hi.iilli id jii.u'ihi aj as," , i. . sw .-.-.-,-ia s. 0 M V'ULj ft In : v: I -V LJLJLJ LJLJU .I, LJ : U Iasti".,4hatt is the i.lncf to Knir IRON! they now ofier at the attention of all ran! TriminiEsgo. BP W II MPS?


ocr: Land for Sale. THE following lands belonging to the De heirs will be sold VERY CHEAP, as owners are anxious to dispose of them. Thev sitnated near Sandusky Bay on Big Pickerel in a well settled neighborhood. R'ge. Tp. Sec. Description. . west h'f south-west quar north-east quar -north-west quar south-east fraction south-west quar Also 10,000 acres of Iiand, in Ottawa county, embracing every variety of timber and prairie. Settlerscan be with such tracts as they may wish, nnd the will be not more than half such lands would sell in Illinois or Wisconsin GEO. B. SMITH. Sandusky City, June 29, 1850 16:3m TO PAINTERS )AINT Brushes, Varnish do, Striping do., Oil Lead, Copel Varnish &c. at WOOSTER'S COD LIVER OIL. B Y the Bottle or Gallon, warranted pore at . - VYUUSIllt'S. 17 5 6 17 5 6 17 5 6 16 6 36 16 6 36


ocr: Rail Road Store. J "ReS Latest Arrival SPRING GOODS. - Jnst recwived at th RAIL ROAD STORE, XO. 1, Bl'CKLiANU'S BKOCE ' 100 pieces Merrimac & Cocbeco Prints. 50 " Fancy Prints. 7 31 " Ginghams. ' . 8 "' Fancy Lawns. .. Silk dt Linen Poplins. 4 Rirrfv de Lnnes, t, &, fe, .'. All bouglit since tho jrrf reduction in pricee. and w can now offer you GIGUA3IS at one shilling per yard such as have heretofore been sold in Fremont nl 1 8 cents. LAWNS, 8 yarda for one dollar only sis days from New York city. FRISTS "." weresf low ill New York that we bought none but fugt col-'""''- - on to ai-U at one shillinif. " Call and see them also our Six Pbkkt Prints whii-h are woith lf cent at old rates. We shall receive onr full supplies of SPRING AND SCIIMKU GOODS tn a lew dill's and Uien loo out, not tor "Breaker" but fr tlie best selected, and cheapest st"-k of goods Ohi-i. JOHN V. JIAYXES ifc SOX. Fremont May 3, 1851. V - I' R


ocr: FR?MQNt WEEKLY. FRE;KMA?r. X H i- r-.ii .t ( For lreMident, . ,m WINFIELD SCOTT, ..... . Of. New Jersey, ,. For Vice President, i ' w JArtIESvJONESj: 9. .. Q! tennrssee. Subject to 'the decision of the Whig National ,nt '. c. -".Convention. . t !-! i i ;-i . '. - , ,r : - . .-. . .. .... ; FOR GOVSRS'on. SAMUEL VINTON,' , in -r .i --ij. il of Gallia County.- ! JOR.t.IECTSFASX.GOVERSOR, t ( E p'li It" A i SI U .e E C KLU Y , of Carr'olf Criunty. 5 , 'I -V l.MCBTAltr OF STATE, , t - , ' EARL. BILL, of Urie. J i '! Iw'i!, 'iATTQREt'XBBi'V'.yj.' S"HENRY STANBERY, of Franklin. V i tri-"n",' AUDITOR OF, STATiC ".'..'Vi Ju- i ' ,: JOHN WOODS, of Butler. ; - -t- i , r f ,!;.!-.. TRBASUREB OF STATB,. . , .. ',! ' I ' ''ALBERT' Ai' BLISS, of Lorain. v.vx ,i-- n f. . TCBLiq -WORKS, .!. i bXNTZL SEGtJR. of Lucas. BENJAMIN .-Fv CONWAY, of Shioto. DAVID H.' LYMAN, of Muskingum. ' ' 3: ANDRE'WS,' of Cityalioja ' C ; C CON VERS, of Muskingum.' ' PETER ODL1 N, of Montgomery. . BELLAMY ST0RER; of EamUtott, GE0..B.;WAY, of Defunct.: ; ;tr A')