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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GO DIS!
Cheap and Low for Cash


THE Subscriber respectfully invites attention
4 to his large and handsome assortment of
FRESH GOODS, adapted to the present and
approaching seasons. Among which may be
found most Of the latest and fashionable Styles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, such as
Plain and Figured Black Silks,
Plain and Figured Chene do (very pretty,
Foulard Silks and Muslins,
Printed Jaconets and Swiss Muslins,
Plain and Printed Organdies,
Brocade Tissues, Bareges, Grenadeens,
Grape departs, French Cambrics & Lawns
French Scotch and American Ginghams,
Embroidd Capes, Collars, Cuffs and Sleeves
Edgings and Insertings,
Silk Thread and Kid Gloves,
Silk aud Cotton Hosiery,
Silk Grape and Straw Bonnets, with hand
some Ribbons and Arti6cials to match,
Fans and Parasols-wth many other arti-
cfcs useful as well as ornamental.
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the es-
n tate of John Harrison, deceased, are re-
quested to hand them to the subscriber, properly
attested, and all those indebted to the estate arc
requested to make payment.
JAMES NJ. HARRISON.
Administrator.
Sept 3, 1850 ly %
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Notice.
A IL persons having demands against the es-
n tate of Jacob Shibley, deceased, will please
to render them in duly attested, and those owing
the said estate will please TO make immediate pay
ment. SILAS- LANIER, Admir-.
Cum Test. anner,.
Sept 4, 1850 ly 33
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Notice.
TOUR MILES of the Hamburg and Edge
i field Plank Road being COMPLETED. is
now opened for the use of the Public.
RATES OF TOLL.
Wagons drawn by A or more horses, Sc pr mile
do do 2 do 30
do or Carts drawn by one do &c {" "
Carriages, &C., drawn by two do BE !"
Horseback Travellers, lie
H. A. KENRICK, President.
Hamburg, May 90, 1851. If 10
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- FEMALE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The
second annual catalogue of this institution
at Philadelphia, (Pa.) shows that it now has
forty female students of medicine, all of them
being from Pennsylvania except six, one of
whom halls England, two from Massachusetts,
and one from each Of the States Of New York,
Ohio, and Vermont.
w SCHOOLS IN GEoRG1A.-There is to
be convention of delegates from each of
of the counties in the State, on the 9th
July, at Marietta, Georgia, to devise some
practical school system, and the means of
carrying it into effect. Great interest is felt
in all parts of the State, and the attendance
of the convention is expected to be large and
to embrace talents of the highest order.
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"NoT THE PEopLE."-aWho are urging
secession :" say the submissionists and their
organs. Our observations on the matter have
convinced US that the feeling which is urging
the State on to secession with rail road
speed, is not confined to any particular class
or sex. We have heard the necessity of the
step urged in the palaces of the wealthy, and
the humble cottages Of the poor; BY the
politician, who is ever on the alert to find
out the sentiments of the "pcople," and by
the sunburnt yeoman, whose honest counten-
ance, plain garb and habits of life, all bespeak
him devoid of political aspirations; by the
grave matron, as she surveyed with pride her
group Of boys, who were soon to grow up
and take their position MS independent free
men of an independent State, or the degraded
vassals of a dependent province; and by the
youthful maiden, who would prefer to see
her brothers and lovers slaughtered in con-
test for equal rights, than living and submit
ting to an acknowledged wrong. The mono
tony of our editorial sanctum was interrupted
the other day by q visit from aone of the
People, who said he had heard that we were
likely to loose patronage on account of our
ultra. position on the. question aof secession.
We informed him that we had mot heard aof,
ii, hut that; ;our. Inst. of subscribers was still
steadily increasing He replied that he had
only heard it surnised, and that sc had caused
him. to determinet 10 become one of our sub.
scfibersAthat he had felt that. he, wasstoo
poor, but was now'd determined to subscribe
aat all hazards" He expressed himself IN
favor>o of early secession on the part of South
Carolina drawing the line, as he express
ed it, and seeing who were our friends.
,'s1''''' - Darlington Flag.
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". %. .NOZOSSeS.
~ BIS. NEW CROP, superior article, for
lC sale by IL. "A. hENlilCk;
Hamburg, Feb
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A PATRoyrlc WoMAN.-The Charleston
Mercury, of the % inst, contained the follow
ing communication, the substance of which
was of actual occurrence, and took place in
Orangeburg.
"Not long since, while attending one Of
the Tax Collectors polls in this parish,
was delighted to hear an expression fall from
the lips of a lady who happened to be present
at the polls, and think it should be spread
before your readers. 1t was as follows !:
When the Tax Collector handed her the
amount of her taxes, she exclaimed with
establishment: e Sir, what means all this ?
This account is double that Of last year :"
The Tax Collector then went on to tell her
Of the new law, and finished by telling her
that the principal object Of the taxes was to
raise sum of money to prepare South Caro-
lima tos meet the enemy. On hearing this,
her countenance frightened as she exclaimed /:
aIf that is the object, care not were it
doubled again." Would that the God Of
Battles would infuse in all our souls such
noble patriotism! Then we would be pre-
pared to preserve, pure and immaculate, the
unsullicd honor of the PALMETTO STATE"
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Notice.

Notice. u! Iit&
A LII those indebted to the Estate of Abiah
II Robertson, deceased, are requested to make
payment, and those having demands to present.
them, properly attested.
JOHN HILL, Adm. y
April 90, 70 ss.tf5 80
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Notice.

Chairs.
A GOOD Stock of CHAIRS of different
"A. qualities, sizes, Sc. For sale by
- a. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, Feb 13 If 4
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Lime.
% m BIS. CHOICE STONE LIME, not
eD W Stacked, in fine order. For sale by
II. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, Feb 8, IS
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ShOe7aa0EerS,

an. .,a., ShOe2a10EerS.
WI ANTED two good sHOEMAkERS, ac-
w oustomed to making pegged work.
r. T. MINIS.
May % tt IL
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Edge6eld G. H., Mar II, 1884, If Say7
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June 4, 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 10, s P. n

WAsHINGToN, June 10, s P. NJ.
The California Indian commissioners
report to the Indian bureau that they
concluded treaty with the Legante
CoConoon, Poterinte, Apangasse, A pla-
che. and Aglache tribes of California In
dams. on the 10Th of March. The In
dians cede all their lands TO the United
States, and consent to be located on four
townships between Mercedo and TonO-
imnee rivers. They bind themselves TO
abstain from all acts of aggression against
our citizens, and TO live in friendship
with Indian tribes.
The Indians removed to their new
home under the superintendent Of Mr..
Mckee. the commissioner.
The President, with Messrs. Stuart,
Crittenden, and Hall; go to Virginia on
Monday.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
State of Indiana, MARSHALL County, IS.

UarShaH Probate Court, May Term,
A. D. 1851.
Estate OF Azariah MoSely decd, po,;.;on Tor
JON" Lo"1y |uii1iiio'ia'o'' sale of real
Louisa MoSely
CHOW at this time comes John Lowry, ad-
miniSlraior ofthe Estate o. Azariah MoSely, de-
ceased, and files his petition for the sale o..
some Real Estate, belonging to the Estate Of
said deceient, and it appearing to the satisiac-
ton of the Court that Louisa MoSely, one Ofthe
heirs "a law of said Estate is non resident OF
the State of Indiana. 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court th:t publication OF the filing and
pcndancy of said petition be made tor three
weeks successfully in the Plymouth Pilot. a
weekly newspaper of general circulation,
printed and published in Plymouth Marshall
County Indiana; and that unless the said Lou
lisa Mosely appear, plead, answer or demur
thereto on or before the calling OF the said
cause, on the first day of the next term of this
Court, to be held at the Court house in Ply
mouth in said County. on the second Monday
in August net, IS the same as to her will
be taken as confessed, and will be heard and
determined IN her absence.
Attest, RICHARD C0RBALEY, Clerk.
Jnue I, 1851. n2l-3w prs fee 800
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
TELE GRAPHIC NEWS
Louisville, June Is.

Louisville, June 10.
The CITY council have passed an ordi-
nance making a subscription OF 5000,
600 TO the Jacksonville and Columbus
Railroad. and 81 coo. 900 in the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad. They also
appropriated $4,000 for the Nashville
read.
Wash, June Is, P. M.
A rumor is current here, that Sec'y
Corwin will shortly resign, and that NJ.
z. Gentry, of Tenn, is to be his successor.
The deaths in this city during the past
month were II.
St. Louis, June 8, p. NJ.
There were SO de aths by cholera. III
this city, during the week; many persons
are leaving.
Cincinnati, June 10, p. M.
The city to day passed an ordinance
establishing quarintine below the city.
Every boat arriving from n. o., has a
large number of cases of cholera and ship
fever.
The hospitals are full, but there are
very few cases among the citizens. The
voting on the new Constitution passed
oft quietly.
Hartford, June Is.
The House resumed lis balloting for
Senator this 2. NJ. The first stood for
Baldwin. w. l04, Seymour. d. 90
Scattering, Is.
OF the scattering votes were free soil
s wings, S democrats. I'd bellot-Sey-
mour 103; Baldwin l02. Scattering Ia;
Of which democrats, free soil, and 2
blanks.
Sd balIot-Baldwin lO6, Seymour lOl.
Scattering /, including W., 2 d. and
2 free Soil.
4th Ballot-Seymour l03; Baldwin
los. scattering 49, There being no
choice, further balloting was postponed
till Wednesday next.
New York, June IS.
Mr.. Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury
is here, oil his way to Cincinnati. Hon,
Mr.. Stevens is much better; his recovery
is con fden,ly anticipated. The trial OF
the Cuban invaders las again been post
poned.
ID. H. Williams, the British Charge to
Venezuela. arrived at Philadelphia last
evening.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
Sale of School Land.

II ME Auditor and Treasurer Of Fulton
Il County ind, Will expose to sale, to the
highest bidder, on the 2Sth day o: August next,
al the Court house door in the town of RocheS-
ter IN said county, or the non-payment O.
back Interest, amounting TO $500; the lol-
lowing tract o land TO wit, lot number or
south-eaS o. The northwest ! oil sec. l6
town 30, north range east. containing 10
acres, which will be sold in the name of Ebe-
nezer Ward, dec, ifthe same be not previous
ly Tt leemed. JOHN DOUGLASS, A. F. G.
Rochester June l6, 1851 NIB.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hOCTOR II. A. LEMON, offers his ser
~ vices, professionally, TO the citizens of
Marshall COMMUNICATING to devote his time
strictly to the practice of Medicine, in its va
rOuS branches-and become permanent cit
lzer aJuong you; he respectfully asks, and ex-
poets to receive, q liberal share of patronage.
OFFICIAL ID. Demings Drag Store, where
he may be found at all times, except when
absent professionally.
Calls promptly attended TO, day OF night.
Plymouth, Ia, May %, 1851. I9d
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
The Indies Ikccnsake.
Eai.ed by Professor ABDoTT, Published

Edited by Professor ABBOTT, Published
monthly by JonN S. TAyLoR.
Will make one of the most elegant an 1ual
volumes ever publishe in this country. The
rolume for 1851 Will contain twelve splendid
engravings Of tie most llluStrious Women OF
the Bible with deScr p,iye sketches o. each.
The subscriber begs 10 call the attention Of
the Ladies to tins work, and as an iaducement
to subscriptions, Qnsiead OF the usual commits
sion allowed to agentS.) he will forward the
work free Of pos,age. 10 each subscriber who
may send to the Office OF publication, one dol
lar; seven copies for FIVE dollars. fifteen copies
for ten dollars.
Money may be sent by mail. ~ tie risk of the
publisher; all communications should lie ad-
dressed 10
JOHN s. TAYLOR, Publisher,
lz3 Nassau, Stree. New York.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
From Pfailadcl phia.

PHILADELPHIA. June -, P. NJ
OREGoN.-We have Oregon dates to
the 81 of May. The weather was exceed
ingly warm. The miners from the kla-
math mines do not give very flattering
accounts They are only digging from
three to four dollars per day.
The census of Oregon has been taken and
the population amounts to 1928.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
EilteIi's living age.

PRoSPzCrr s.-TliS work is conducted III lie
spirit Of LittelFs Museum afFoTeign Literature
(Which was iavorally receiyed blythe public or
twenty years') hat q i Is twice r. large, and
appears so often with not only SpirIt end fresh
ness 10 1t by many things which were eXclu-
ced by months delay, but while thus extern
dng our scope and gathering crater and more
attractive variety, are able 20 increase the solid
substantial part 0. literary, historical, and
political harvest, as fully % satisfy tie wsass
of the American reader.
Tie elab crate and stately essays tie E1n-
Jvrgh QuGrerly, aud other Reviews aud B!dss-
Irood'S noble criticism on Poetry, his keen pO-
itical Commentaries. hiyh,y wrought Tales,
AMI vivid descriptions Of rural and mountain
scenery; and the contributions LlteTature.-
History, and Common Il c, By the SPACIOUS
Spectator. the sparkling Examiner, the judi
ciouS AntheR9um, the busy AMI industrious
Literary Gazette, the Sensive and comprehens-
i've Britannia, the softer and respectable Chris
tan Observer these are inermixed with the
Military and Naval "reminiscences Of the Uni
tied Services, and the beSt articles OF the Dub
lin University. New Monthly, FraserS, Traits,
Ainsworth'S Hoods and Springs Magazines,
and Of Chambers admiral Journal We do
not consider il beneath our dignity to borrow
wit or wisdom from. Punch; and when We think
II good enough 10 make use tie thunder OF
Inc llmeS. w : shall iItICdSC DOk fdE ely py
importations ron the continent Europe, and
and rom the new growth o. the British colo
MES.
The steamship has brought Europe Asia. and
4 RIGA, into our neighborhOoI. and VIII great
" multiply our connection, as Merchants,
Travellers, and Politicians, with all parts Of
the world, so that much more than ever i now
becomes every intelligent American 10 be in
formed O. tie condition and changes 0 ioreign
countries. And this not only because - their
nearer connection with ourselves, but because
the nation seems 10 be Fastening through q rap
id progress 0 change, to some new state Of
things, while tie merely political pTophe. can
not compute or ioresee.
TERMS, The Living Age IS published every
Saturday, by E. LITTELL. y Co, corner Of Ire
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Remittance for any period VIII be thank lilly
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Clubs paying year Z advance, VII 20 sap
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WORLDS FAIR.

All persons Nho have not paid their Taxes
Tor the year $3.50 in Marshall county are here
by notified, that have received positive or
derS rom the Auditor of State TO proceed to col
lect the Delinquent Tax by distress and sale.
All those who are Interested viii save cost, by
paying over the needml by the 18th OF July,
1875 JOS. EVANS, L. N. e.
June Is, 1851 ma 3W
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The doctrines of the Journal nave been sane
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THE WAY TO GET MARRIED !

= ME best, and most improved. and only
4 sure WAYS to go and purchase sup
ply of .scWciry, which is to
be had from ]. p. FORCE, who has, this morn
ing, received new supply of
GOLD RINGS, solid and filed; GOLD
EAR-RINGS, soliI and filled; BREAST
PINS, consisting Of solid gold Clus-
tiers, Mourning, Rosette, and fan
cy PINS; Gold Pencils, Sill
yer slides, Watch.
Claims, &C., &c.
all cheap for CASH. A few pair of JENNY
LIND EARRINGS, (solid gold,) can be had
by calling early. Now don't become Old
Maids, when there is such an easy and enec-
tual remedy just at nand, and warranted not
to fail. ]. p. FORCE.
Plymouth, May 2s, 1851. I9,f
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
Hymn EN- EAL.
at is mans truest bliss in lie,
When he can say 1 have vile"

MARRIED.--In this place. at the res
idence of G.. S. Cleaveland, on Oath inst.
bv the Rev. J. NJ Sadd. of Rochester,
Rev NATHAN l.. LORD to Mrs EMELINE
HAwLEY. both of Plymouth. In accord
auce with divine law, were this day mar
ried in the Lord. p.
CCS-It is useless for us to inform our
readers that the above notice was accom-
panied by very liberal supply of the
"exquisites' of the occasion. The Pilot
Office unite (the depil not excepted) in
wishing friend Lord and his fair assis-
tant, long and happy life together, and
that they never may have. cause to regret
the circumstances which induced the CO.
partnership.
On, woman's treasure,
Her love is pleasure,
Which sweetens the moments Of life;
Nothing else that kind heaven,
Hath unto man given,
Can ever compare with wife.
On the 18th inst, BY Rev. Austin Full
Ter, Mr.. JOHN RAY to Miss Nancy CAMP
BELL, both of this county.
On 18th inst, by Rev. Austin Fuller,
Mr.. JAMES GREEN TO Miss LUCINDA RAD
ABAUGH. all Of Marshall County.
C. Our devil says he has no objections
to see people marry, particularly when
they remember him, in the way of CAKE.
The two last mentioned from some cause
or other failded to send said fee--but he
(devi) consoles himself with the idea
that it is never to late TO do good, and i
convenient he will take it at any time.
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A EOOSier Down East.

A live Hoosier from White Co., writes
from Boston to the Chieftain as follows:
The people here are very much astonish-
ed to find that | wear boots and breeches.
and speak Ineligible English; and
have worn my laughing utensils out,
(and by the way send me on new set, J
at the ideas in regard to the West-her
schools. mprovements, and in fact eve
ry thing connected with her.
attended church yesterday and heard
one of the most powerful ministers in
the State preach one of the most pouer-
ful sleepy sermons | have listened to in
many day. He tickled the palates Of
those that were awake, by telling them
what great things they they had done for
the West. in the way of Chrls;ianizing
US. He is about as big folderoler as
ever read off sermon. The masses here
possess more intelligence, perhaps. than
they do at the West but they are so ego
tistical and so full of vanity on that &C
count, that it is enough TO make one
sick to listen TO their talk.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF NIAGARA.

New York, June 90, "a P. NJ.
Niagara arrived at half past seven O'Clock
this morning.
Notwithstanding proceed
ings uninterestlng.
HoIyhead has been determined upon
as the place of departure of the Cunard
steamers.
Bishop Hughes is at Liverpool.
FRANcE.-Political news unimportant.
Commercial affairs improving.
PoRTUGAL rebelliOn-this
time in favor of the Queen against Sal
dena-had been suppressed for the pres
ent@
The French and English Ambassadors
combined to give support to the Queen.
Late Sydney advices came, that two
wrecked vessels had been discovered IN
St. Georges Sound. supposed TO be Sir
John Franklin's.
New York, June ID.
The fire work mandatory of Downs
blew up to-day, with tremendous shock
instantly killing Mr.. Downs, who was
alone in the building. His body is aw-
fully mangled.