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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
'TEre fate Of s.sc wasp s,s2si her crcsy
A EaTiiEins Narrative.
Ell ]. Z. DeW. ESQ.


The w.nd that rings along the wave,
The clear uuShadOwed sun,
Are torch and trumpet to TIE brave,
Whose last g.een wreath is won.
TIE gnashing bil,ow heavei AMI fell,
Wild shrekel the midnight gale,
Far, TAR beneath the morning swell,
Sunk pennon, spark and sail.
e. W. Holmes.
1t was a lovely evening In mldsum-
mer, in the year 1911. when a sloop of
war appeared off the chops OF the English
channel. and stood III towards the silent
shores OF cornwall. The gentle breeze
from the ocean now sighed through the
neatly fitted rigging OF the belli5erent
stranger. and the faint ripple a the bows
gave evidence that she was slowly gliding
ahead. The waves seemed to creep in
long unbroken swells before her, and the
the lingering glow as it glanced through
,ha valiieS OF The deep, and rested on
their dark green SUBMITS, seemed like
the dying day upon the rolling prairies of
Illinois.
Her light sails, from sky TO water sail.
swclled beautifully 10 the rising shores OF
merry England; ard the starry ensign of
the free streamed gallantly over her quaE-
ter-deck; her ports were shut in; silence
equal TO that of forsaken bark, reigned
through her halls of thunder, while SOL
itary battle lantern cleaned at the cabin
door. The tread OF the orderly on duty.
alone gave evidence that the gallant yes
sci was not spectre shi ip-''some gale
on freighted with the dead" Hour after
hour lazily rolled away. The land nov
began to grow more distant. while the
haze OF morning settled deeper upon the
shadowed water.
At four A. NJ bright flash appeared
where the shade of the la nd md the moon
lit bil!ow mingled together and then
one after another the cleaning sails of a
vessel hove in sight.
Beat to quarters Numbered the com
mander Of the American vessel, and then
as quic ok as thought the silence of the
quiet vessel was broken by the shrill note
of thu fife, the tapping OF The drum, the
tread Of armed men; the triceing mp -Of
ports, the rattlins of cannon shot in the
racks, ard the running out of heavy piec-
es OF ordinance.
The chase now showed English co!ors.
turned swiftly upon her heel, and run up
the private signal of the channel fleet.
SHOW them the stars" cried the i'm
mortal Blakely. "Forecastle, there"
Aye. aye" replied the masters mate.
"Are you all ready with the bow gum"
'-Ail ready, SIR
"Lufi, quarter master
'Luf it is, sir" said the old salt at
the helm.
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p O u T y Y
THE MODERN BELLE.

Extract from Mr. Sark's Poem. read at ;he
late Manchester N. Fl. Fair.
The daughter sits in the parlor
And rocks in her easy chair;
She's clad in her silks and satins,
And Jewels are in her hair
She w;nks. and giggles and shippers.
And Shippers and giggles, and winks,
And though she talks but little,
'Tis vastly more than she thinks.
Her father goes clad in his rnssett
And ragged and seedy at that
His coats are all out at the elbows,
He sears most SHOCKING bad hat.
HES lloa. ling and saving his shillings,
So carefully d.'v by day,
While she, Cn her AUX and poodles,
Is throwing them all away.
She lies bed in the morning,
Till nearly the hour of noon;
Then comes down Swapping x snarliug
Because she was called so soon;
Her hair is still in the papers,
Her cheeks still dabbled with paint
Remains of her last nights bluShes,
Before she intended to faint.
She dOtes upon men unshaven.
And men with the flowing hair.
Shes eloquent over moustaches,
They i've Sucb n foreion air
She talks of Italian music,
And falls in love with the moon,
And tho bat mouse should meet her
She slnhs away in swoOn.
Her feet are so very little.
Her hands are so very white,
Her jewels are 50 very heavy,
And her head so very light;
Her color is made of cosmetics,
Though this she never will own,
Her body's made mostly of cotton,
Her heart is made wholly of stone.
She falls in love with a fellow,
Who s.veils w,th foreign air,
iAe nIrr.es her for her money,
She mdrries him for his hair;
Que cf the very best muiches-
Both are well mated in life.
Shes got fool for husband
Ee IS GOT Il fool iof a wife.
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SANFORD GORDON,
d. VANVACTOR, County CemmisS' 8.
HIRAM RaNCK,
RICHARD CORBALEY, Cicrh
THOMAS MCDONALD, 1uditor.
JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer.
gibson {. CLEAVELAND, Recorder.
SETH HUSSEY, ShcrF
JACOB L. N. KLlNGER, County Suroeyor.
HUGH b. DIXON, Assessor.
GROVE POMEROY, County Agent.
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IUE1GEAE. 0TFEgE EESS-3z@.rsza:asi.
T.. VI. CHAMBERLAIN, President Judge.
JAMES S, FRAZER Prosecuting Attorney.
JAMES 4. CORSE, Probate Judge.
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A Yankee who went over to the mo-
ther country some time ago, and who was
asked on coming back, how he liked
Great Britain-"Well," he said, Eng
land was very nice country, exceedingly
fertile well cultivated, very populous
and very wealthy; but" said the Yankee
Il never liked to take a morning walk,
after breakfast, because the country is so
small, that was always afraid OF walk
ing off the edge"
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4 what is termed DIR. o. Hurlbuts opilatIve
remedy, III from fifteen TO twenty dayS--no
matter how long he caycs have been standing.
Persons from distance VIII be refunded in
their expenses if Satisfa :ton is not given.
Plymouth, Ind, May 18th 81, nol6-ly.
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JOB WORK done at this Office in the
ncatcst style oi the art.
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G. X. REEVE,
ATTORNEY 4 CDrASELLDR At LAW

COLLECTOR and Master in Chanccry, Nota-
y ry Public, and general Agent, for the Sc
curing and collecting of Claims, Purchase,
Sale, and Renting of Real Estate throughout
The West ganerally-Agent for the Sinking
Fund Lands in Marshall county.
OFFICE at his residence, 9TH building North
OF Dunham's Hotel
REFERS TO
JOHN STEWARD Jr. & Co. New York.
DAVID JAYNE VI. ID. Philadelphia.
Hon. J. w. CHAPMAN Madison Ind.
A. l.. WHEELER Esq. Plymouth Ind
J. BRADLY Esq. LapOrte Ind.
C. B. q L.. BLAIR, Mich. CIly Ind.
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POMEROY & NILES,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Plymouth, Indiana
WILL aftead to all PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS
entrusted 10 THEM, IN the Marshall Circuit and
Probate Courts.
May 2o, 1851. ni9-ly.
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Asl2to as ~eek above expenses aSoe u ,ssl1s ae
New VOL f,r families wiSh the fsaons ~ssnHs 'ipo
Asdress postosid American Fanny PuolcA-ee ssls--
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LIE. JEN LIMBS
VA FAREWELL CONCERTS IN NETWORK.
The public speedily informed that
MILE JENNY LIND
VII have NE honor Of giving limited number OF -
GRAND CONCERrS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
ard also At
fkIPLER HALL,
previous to her vsis 10 Niagara Falls, Western New
YorE the Lakes Csnsds and her 6nI cspsuurs n, En-
DEN, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY ,, al q
PROGBAMME-ParL
(Sacred)
Att nov has II my ksSetm;i i1:i' jTas
MILE JENNY LIND. '''"'''
Air-"Cuis Amman" (Snbat Rossini
Ah-"oh, Re.tin the 10 a. (rSe EHjah).. MsnaoIsOhn
hLLr JENNY LIND.
DD' '' ssn ps SAW iS snd salem go
Ar-"on Mighty Pens TIE 1reauonl ,....".....HG dn
NILE JENNY LIND.
PART IL
(Niscenaneousl
Overture Ser irsmde .Ross,ni
scers ana ia" Qui nae colse" (Ssatrce de
s;1or is:eti
Trio for voice ard two duIss Camp o. Sues Meyeroeer
hLLE JENNY LIND.
Flules-heIsrs Kyle aid siede. m ~,
Fantasia on the Piano ~ H"0''S
Barcsros-" sulA POpps0 La pnsiOne dEdnOurgobl
SignOr Beleti INcci
Ballad" Home Swt Ell HON ~ Claril 'bislop
MILE JENNY LIND.
CoSpucroR..............MRJ JULES BENEDICT
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
combining The mus al talent il America ocudng ne
e.leoIsisd GERMAHIA BAND, aud numbering nearly
ONE HUNDRED performers, has been eng ~seo 'o ''''
The entire Interior Of the Garden decorated and
fanished Eiih SOFAS and sErfEES made and cushion-
ONE HUNDRED ATTENTIVE UsHERs
are engaged 10 direct visitors 70 thei, seat, 1880,
OWipg 10 the great cApscit OF the OAden Ihe price OF
Teiel has beea hKed ~ ~ and 81 each according 70
nhed number Of Promenade Tickets (which win net
be EoUued before ociOek vii DO Issued a. 81 zach
osied Al Joles Music Store see Broad way and viii DO
open every day except the slbbah, from O'Clock q
vhen IL viii be closed ai O'CLOCK P NJ, and Oces open
% that hour a. Cs,ue Garden Tor 'he disposal OF any
Tickets remai log unsold TOR The evenings Concert
AlrsnP eusnts bave aso been made with WALTER Z.
HARDING Esq, prop,ietor o. ,,
for giving portion Of these Farewell Concerts Ia thai
mpgDihcsDi building.
BOoIs conlslning The words o. the songs Translated
English may 6e obtained AZ me door-Pri;e p cents
esrh
bs past AID in order 10 accommodate persons who Do
tre 10 leave by he5 o'clock Ialns VIII have eInlaaIed
al bali patti.
~. The THIBD GRAND CONCERT will be given On
MINDAY EysNlNG, MAY Il
The sncon for choice OF places VIII take place SAT
URDAY MORNING a. 10 ocock-psfhculars OF winch
msy appear 10 the papers Of Friday
The result OF toe auction held Tuesday lat fully con-
frmed The opinions entertain ed that his u BY fr e best
plan which be adopted the protection AID conv.n-
eIce OF the puLhc-ss It prevents their collision Win
spectators also ObYtss the great rush which WAYS
kes pace II The ticket Office when tho auctions have been
disTs DSeo with
Al tickets not purchased at,he auction win be osred At
the Ticket Office, a. The par pfces a. soon a. Tho salo 10
Mile jenny LIMBS FOURTH aud FIFTH GRAND
GOMEZ RTs will take place on WEDAESDAY and FRI
DAY l4th and 10th inst.
myss Pr. BARNUa.
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,hor,us zee Aso wanted situation by sresPee1she
Protestant yeuDg sri 70 90 Psn e@otioe ~a'aios sc
on c.. Al ll6 Veal sevenIeeuihsl between sixth aud
Seventh avenues NY -
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-N0IIAN HOUSE.-TAe sabscfibsr

EIGate o,lhe Povsll,oo Ho9se pl..sn,s
m spDoapcng % the pese bal be bAs IsEsn NE new
1laLsly eTecied f5t BfO.ows Twelfth 81
=, tbs bs bas PEI ed II hfsl czss HDtsl The Houss
- been most speodicly fgnished and 10 admirably ar
vale families
The prOpnsJrs vel known reputation ass "ea.erer
ia % ,seEt qua Ltee hat ka "t4os' VIII b sappet
xith evsTy cslica The mAset enOrds -Hsw.Yors, MAJ
isf ltsi lmy7 6I q DONALD
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~ Dspasttsry of Fine Arn.-HARRtEGrOS
frame ana Picture depot beug removed from ~ oeySS
10 AunSt & lew d0ofs from btosdwAy Opposite lno
A,or House whore will be found . cobsaal supply OF
sperec Pictures, fssh ported from EoglNd, France
No Germany, to please all Isses Also LoOking 1lsn-s
trd nifFofe and gll and ornamental fsmes OF every
syle, which viii BE- soo al the lowest price All orders
promptly dispatched Gail ard examine
ms SsTukfh' 5 Ii HARRIN0FON, Is AunsL
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WANTS. &C.

A s CHAMBERMAIb, and 10 assist in Wash
ing and ifouir do any other up stars WORK, by
respectable young woman. eau he al her present
place 81 Amos sL for week longer II not suile1
my6 ST.
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WANTED-A Situation by Boy, l6
W years old, 10 learn ,h- Watch case makingor Jew.
elsll bullleLI Cal a. IS Princeal up VAIN mys lLt