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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-01
United states Senator from Mas
SaChusetts.

majority. We should have preferred either the
election of the Wing candidate, or a postpone
mcnt to the next Legislature. The following is
from the Boston Transcript, Compromise pa
PERI
The mountain that has been in labor for the
lust three months. has brought forth and CHARLES
SUMNER, ESQ. has been elected for six years
from the 9TH of March next, 10 succeed NlrN cb-
stcr. in The Senate of the United States. This
was consummalcd in the House of Representa-
tiycs tins afternoon on the 26th ballot by vote
of 1913. beng the exact number necessary, M
concurrence with the choice OF the Senate, made
in January last.
This win be- sore disappointment to the Wing
party who have plurality of some 10000 votes
30 the States bat the fatcs have SO lccrecd and
SO it must be- The die is cast. and the Wings
and the indomitablc Democracy have lost the
game.
We arc not prepared to proclaim the country
ruiHrt u consequence Of this event Mr. SUM
ncr iorcIble aud eloquent speaker, an apt
scholar, man OF superior abilities of polished
address. and extensive acquaintance with The
men aud events of bis times; and be may become
statesman of mark iu the political ARENA lie
will probably act and wor, with the " hlg party
on all que tons but onc--a vital ana momcnt0us
one, % IS true, as hc VIII fluid when he refs TO
a.. binyf,,,
Mn sumner viii iul on reaching the Capitol,
tai Massachusetts, and even New England IS
pay p traction "' '"e lil'oH WY c. u,g,e
r,..ar l,, o,b ~ o,li,s i,s is b9und +, lep.lato
for the whole country. not sectional part that
The constitutional nights OF others must be re-
sp's.ain' "ni an .''s 's o.1 i l'7' WI" 7'''
ANN i,,' we s,y. va. do not rot despair of fine
Union. Massachusetts, might have ated in tho
Senate man Oar nore oolectonooia than Dharles
sumter I'VE '' NC '''''''' ''''''' w.
Ihc Boston Post says 'har,es SUMNER is
n's W.. zen i.l 'o'
ybo von,d s.ori6ce ,l,e safr.v of tbe Tnion bv
aegramtur sectional animosiy.-a Abolition
ist- who would treat the laws of the Constltn-
''oii '-,l.''.c ., i'.s 0's', -. r 'a-
Tbs Is t6e political beauty he Coalition Demo.
Gratis have voted for as a member Of the United
The Commonwealth savs
Mr. Sumner viii 20 into the Senate unpledg
ed to me measures Of any party. ana iree TO puf,
,l.,,. H., o,,o ,,.,..o, ,,5 .i,,., ,f ,D,
possibility to his constituents shll dictate. He
will be Senator woRrp or NAssscHrsErrs,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-01

u As the season Is with US, when all aie H.
able to the Affections that follow colds seated on
The thnoa, and lungs, We should keep in mind
that flyers Cherry Peotoral is the proper remedy
for these diseases, and that il seldom fails to cure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-01

Gieasons Pictorial Companion comes out in
new shape, like the London pictorial newspapers.
ana Tor beauty Of execution, both in engraving
and printing, will bear comparison with the best.
Terms of the paper unchanged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-01

UF0Withma few years past, many Of our mer-
chants have been induced to commence keeping
a stock of Ready Made Clothing. Ifwell pur-
chased we are convinced that garments can be
offered 10 customers at much less than the ordi
nary cost of making up at tailoring establish
ment Messrs. Whiting, Kehoe & Galoupo, of
Boston are engaged exclusively in the ,rhoiesaic
OF Clothing, and irom the long experience of the
firm, we have no doubt they are able to perform
all their advertisement promises Call on them
when in town.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-01

Rev l. d. Rusr' has been appointed Agent
for the sale Of Pure Liquors for this town.
Montpelier, VT April Both, 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-01
The Administration.

The Union Wing talks about the Watch
mans hostility TO the Administration" Very
well, gentlemen, # you choose to have it so. It
is perfectly immalerid whether You call the
Watchmnn an enemy, generous supporter, or a
neutral, as TO the Administration. 1t is each and
all an enemy to whatever is wrong in il; a
generous supporter of whatever is good; "neu-
tral' as 1t respects Whatever is not worth having
any opinion about, and ALWAYS VINO ALL OVER
or no Administrators, pap or
no pap,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

The Jackson Patriot copies our article
in relation TO the female horse thief, and
ra Their ridicueS our Ideas that she was
pretty" McCrofoot. Of whom she hired
horse here, gave us this information.
and Mack is good judge Of beauty
much better than the editor Of the Jackson
PdtriOt--and we believe she is what hr
represented her. One peep more, Mr..
Prtriot. through the CRATES. and you will
give it up.
The same pretty (all but brett,) black
eyed and black haired. well attired fe
male" made er appearance In our vilag'
a few days since, with IA horse and buggy.
and having stopped al the Empire house.
enquired where she might find purcha-
ser for the said horse and buggy. She
was directed to Mr.. ID. b. Hib5ard, of
proprietors, AMI having succeeded III find
ing Mr. H., Off red to exchange the horse
aud buggy for some of Din's dollars
Dan told her he did not want the proper
ty unless he could bny it very cheap
The woman seemed in trouble, shed
about the necessity she Was under of rails
ing a sum of money Immediately. This
working upon Dana sympatbies, he Of
feyed her 500 for the property which
she took and went on her way rejoicing
In two or three days, Mr. Holland. Of
Marshall appeared in town enquirina
if any one had seen certain horse an |
buggy in the possession of ID certain wo-
man. He soon got on the scent. and
brought up against his horse in Dams
barn. Dan found himself "soli,' bui
making the best Of bargain. took the
cars the next morning in quest of the
.'biack eyed and dark haired female" IL
overhauled her at Detroit. and was for
tunate in recovering his money. TIL
woman had, however, hired another
horse al livery stable, and sold it 10 ID
Catholic priest in Canada. She is now
lodged in Jail i'm this village awaiting her
rial for horse stealing. -Jack. Pat.
The female alluded to. is the one who
successfully swindled Father Sorin Of TIL
University of Notrr Dame du Lac. ami
other citiz ms OF this county som wr-ks
ago, Of which we published the rar'icu-
lars at the time Women are emulous
always but this is one Of the rasr imstan
crs of their emala,ing the masculine Grim
Of horse stealing. Register.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
N~ IA IA HD9
Any number of Faces, TO give Metallic immcItslit

II NHOSE wiSl ing correct Daguerrean Like
nesseS (not caricaiureS, ) Of themselves or
friends, may be sure of being accommodated,
on reasonable terms, by stepping into the
room of the subscriber in the Court House.
between the hours OF A. NJ. and p NJ
The Subscriber having taken rooms as above.
would be pleased if the Ladies and Gentlemen
of this vicinity, would call and examine his
specimens. give him sitting, and should the
impre ssion fail TO give full salts action don't
take it.
Parents, soon these frail tenements will be
moulderIng III the duSt--secure then, the i'm
age, ere the substance fade, to leave as a me-
mento or your Children IN alter years, wien
YOU are gone-and as children may die, would
it not be well to pres true likene IS when
so easily obtained. Friends often regret when
too late, that they have not done it. An on
portuni;y is now offered to "secuIe the shad-
ow ere the substance fade. Let Nature copy
that which Nature made
Illustrations i'll the art, carefully given.
and apparatus furnished at New York Prices.
S. LASHER.
n. B. Pictures are taken as low as 40
plymouth, Nov. 24.k, 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
EXECUTION OF CONKLIN FOR AR
SON

UREA. Nov. 2l.
The unfortunate Comkiin Was executed
at III 4 NJ. ami was attended by the
Rev. p ii. Fowler of the first Pres byte
rian church of this ciiy. of which Conk
Inns mother Was an exemplary memb r..
Mr.. F. has been his spiritual adviser and
attended him this morning. and offered
him the consultations of religion in his
last moments.
The prisoner ever since his conviction.
has exhibited proper spirit. He has
been very much broken in heart for his
past misdeeds, and has looked with hope
and con fidence for forgiveness. His con
versatioa with regard 10 those he thought
had wronged him. has all been in the
most christian spirit.
His last night he declared to be the hap
lest of his life. He often protested he had
ia Their die than live the life he had lived.
Rev. Mr.. Fowler informs us no man in
his circumstances could act better than
Conklin since his conviction.
The instrument of death was a lever
with its longer arm about two feet long
er than its shorter arm, erected in the
ward at Whltesboro.
To the longer arm were attached 3o6
lbs. weight. from the shorter end the pris-
oner was suspen lei. The longer arm
was fastened with cord to beam, and
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK. Nov. 20

A most frightful catastrophe occurred
here this evening. about three o'clock,
just as the pupils Of the Ward School No.
%. were about being dismissed. The
Principal of the Department in the third
story, miss Harrison, was seized with a
~ lden illness. of a pa rlytic nature. which
took such curious effect upon her face as
to cause great alarm among the children,
the majority of whom were girls from
six TO eight years of age. the consterna-
ton gradually increased. and in the midst
of it the alarm of fire was raised, and the
children at once rushed for the stairs,
which, in their eagerness, they complete.
Iy blocked up. becoming wedged between
The lalustrade and the wall. SUDDENLY
the hsnnisters gave way, and scores Of
children were precipitated to the ground,
"a distance of thirty feet. The parents
of the children quickly arrived, and as
body after body of the dead or injured
children was taken up, the screams of
their mothers were heart-rending So
far as can be ascertained, forty-eight are
said TO have been killed. and the same
number are more or less injured. Some
cannot survive, and probably before
morning many of the I'M ured will die.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

hy cutting the cord the weights were
made to fall, and the other arm of the
lever was suddenly raised about 6 feet.
In the enclosure were about 200 persons.
iurymen. special deputies and officers
The Utica Citizens corps and the Water
Vile corps were on duty. At Ii O'Clock
the death warrant, signed by Judge Grid
Is. Robt. Evans aud Penfield, was read
by the District Attorney to the prisoner
in his cell. He listened TO it calmly, and
then shook hands with those about him
At III A. NJ, he was brought from his
cell, accompanied by the Rev. Mr.. Fow-
er He was attired in black dress coat
and pants. His arms bound behind his
back with a cord. On his mead was the
death cap, and on his neck was the fatal
rope. He was placed on chair beneath
the gallowS.
Rev. Mr. Fowler said ''Conkln wish
ed nae TO say for him that he had nothing
to ada to wha; he had already written,
hut he prayed tina: his awful example may
b. sdnctitied TO all present that i! might
warn all to shun his course and pre- pare
for the certain death awaiting YOU ALL
He enireats you all to De ready to meet
him at the Judgment"
Conklin was placed on the chair under
the gallows. Rev. Mr.. Fowler then Of
fered fervent prayer for the prisoner
pardon and that he might be with Christ
that hour in Paradise.
Conklin said lord Jesus receive my
spirit" and Mr.. Fowler said Lord have
mercy on your soul.
/ The prisoner was calm and exhibited
no sign of fear, but met his deat IN like
one who saw brighter prospect beyond
! the grave.
While Under Sheriff Ostrum was adj
/ jus ing tn, rope. Conklin once or twice
repeated the words Lord Jesus receive
my spirit"
The death cap was pulled over his face
and the rope was cut, and he was RAISED
several feet from the ground. His necl
was not broken. but the jerk RENDERED
him insensible and he probably suffr
no pain afterwards. although his pulls,
was observed by DR.. Smith. Talcott, ant
Cobb. in attendance TO beat 3 minute!
after he was suspended. He died b,
strangulation. and easy. though life lin
gered long After hanging 30 minute:
his body was placed in coffin and brough
in hearse to the residence of his fathe
in this city.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Sale of Lands and Town Lots. De-
linquent f0rTaXeS, in Fulton com
ty. indiana,

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the first
7 Monday in January A. ID. 1852 at the
Court House door IN the town of Rochester, In
Fulton county, and STATE Of Indiana. There
will he a sale the Lands and Town Lots on
the first Monday of January next IS52,
which was returned Delinquent 'or the non
payment of taxes for the year 1852, and previ-
Gus years, by the Trea: urer of said county
and III said time and place, 30 much said
Delinquent Lands and Town Lots as may be
necessary to discharge the taxes, penalty. in
&c: est and charges, which my be due there
on, or due from the owners thereof a; the time
of such sale, VIII be sold al public auction at
the time and place above specified.
Manuscript copies Of all Lands and Lots so
returned delinquent, viii be found posted up in
the Clerks, Treasurers and Auditors Offices, as
required by the provisions Of an Act, entitled
an Act, defining the mode of publishing the
Delinquent Tax List. in the several counties
in this Sta;e-approved January %, 1917.
JOHN DOUGLASS, A.PC.
Rochester, Nov. -, 1851, pr fee 81, 45-iw.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
A good chance TO make Money.

ME undersigned wishing TO GO into other
Il business, will rent his Saw-mll and lease
his Farm, situated in Polk Township, Mar shall
county. Indiana Tor a term OF years., The mill
is IN good repair, and there is cleared on the
iarm thirty acres OF land in good cultivation. also
a good house and suitable out buildings. The
same will be leased to any good T. sponSible per-
son, and possession given immediately. for par
houlars apply TO ID. ViNNEDiE, Jr, on the
premises. Nov. IL, 1851. no a4-3w
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

Q-The Cincinnati Commercial says
that p I. Harnum has published a card
denying that he is to br candidate for
Governor of Connecticut. but he is going
to stump the State Ii f,vor OF temperance.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

CTThe reception of Gen. Lane at In
dianapolis on the 18th inst, was a spen-
did affair. The Governors address to the
General, is Characteristic and well arran-
ged for the occasion. We publish in to-
days pa3eR the address of Gov. Wright.
ana also General Lanes reply.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

Os-By reference to our advertising
columns it will BE- seen, that Mr.. S.
Lasher is on hand with his Daguerrean
apparatus. taking likenesses superior to
any thing of the kind we have SEEM
All those wishing any thing done in this
line would do well to give Mr.. Lasher a
call-roOm at the Court House.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

CA good industrious boy wanted al
this office immedia ;ely to learn the prin.
ting business. One about Is or Is wears
ofage would be pre- ferred.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
DR.. r. BROWN.

DROPOSES to cure Hernia or Rupture. by
L. what is termed DIR. o. Hurlbuts opil alive
remedy, In IRON hiteen to twenty dayS-no
matter how long the cases have been standing.
Persons from a distance will be refunded in
their expenses if satisfaction is not given.
Plymouth, Ind, May 9th 81, noiS-lv.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

will do well, by calling Two doors North w d.
q Poneroy < Co Store, where you will nd
good a sor ment of articles and sa iSfactory
pr.ce>, 10 WI:
Tea al 6, and Shl Starch at shilling
hngS per poun1. Pepper cents,
Coffee 81 pounds for Aspire at 16f cents,
one dollar, Ginger at 5 cents
Suga at Z, 3. 20 and Mackcral at cents,
shilling per pound Indigo 10 cts per OF.
MolaSSes at ShllingS Lead at 10 c.nts
Tobacco at 2 shillIngs Shot at 10 ats,
10 40 cents, Saleratus at cts
Rice at I cents, ClDves,
RaIsOnS at 20 cents to Cinnamon,
ShillngS, NutmesS,
Figs at 2 ShilllngS,
Pepper Sauce ut p cts to shillldg per bot
tie, al o picked Clans and Lobsl ers and
various other articles too ediouS 10 mem
ton. Recollect the place two doors
North of Pomeroy's Store, and ell
qurc OF the subscriber,
ED. S. LEWIS
plymouth, NOV. 9th lc5l. 45-tf
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
WEDNESDAY, Nov. rs, 1851.
WANTED

A Journeyman Printer can get perma-
nent employment BY applying at this Of
flee Immediately.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

OyBy the way. we invite our readers
attention to Ed. Lewis new advertise.
ment. He has a good supply of grocer
les seldom offered for sale in these mud
dy diggins. Walk up Farmers. Mechan-
les, Jews. Turks. Wings. Democrats: Alb
oblitionists. Hunkers and Barnburners.
and Ed will attend to your wants in the
best style. Ed has found out the secret
that will make him a rich man, and that
is advertising.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Cincinnati, Nov. %.

Sales OF d 900 brls. flour at So. Hogs
frmer-good lots at 81. so. 600 brls. o:
m. SIS pork sold al Sl2.
Exchange dropping; sight on New York
I; supply greater than the demand.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

OEThe next number of the Pilot will
finish the publication of that interesting
document the Delinquent List.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Notice to
Travellers, EmigrantS, &c,

ME Directors o! the La Porte and Ply
l. mouth Plank Road Company, have the
pleasure of announcing to the Travelling Pub
lie that the portion of the Road (l3 niles be-
tween La Pore aud the Kankakee, is now
nearly finished, and Will be entirely completei
in few days.
Travellers going in the direction of La Porte.
Mich City or Chicago will find this decidedly
the best route.
F. ROBERTS, President.
La Porte, Nop. 18Th, l55..
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
d.. ~. COa'5iss'S
MEDICAL DIRECTORY,

4 R. L. CORBIN S CHOLERA TINCTCRE,
~ a safe and efIectual cure for cholera,
cholera morbuS, dys entery, d arrh9a, colcS,
vomiting, sea sickness, and all summer COM
plants. Price only 25 cents Per bottle.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

GThe Burlington (Iowa) Telegraph
in speaking of plank and railroads, says:
while we take pride in stating the
fact. we also feel peculiar satisfaction
in adding that the outlay is returning four
fold benefits to our citizens. Property
has advanced from fifty to one hundred
per cent. all around us. a new spirit has
sprung up among our people, large mum
bers are being daily added to our popula-
ton, and business in all departments is
already doubled
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
New YORK. Nov. 81. 8 p. NJ.

The steamer Blltic, which sails for
Liverpool TO morrow. has already nearly
one million dollars engaged.
The sales of cotton to-day only 700
b'les. business being dull in consequence
of the inclement w ather; sales Of 5000
brls. flour at 50 81 4.l2 as TO q ality,
aud holders have put up the prices above
the views of buyers; sales of 500 bush
els mixed western corn a: 603; 600
bushels rye al 69c; 10 hhls Ky. tobac-
coat 52a95c; provisions are firm: lard
heavy; sales of ohio whiskey at 2lIc.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

DIR. L.. CoRmN's ORIENTAL CoUGu DRoes.-
Prepared expressly for coughs, colds, and all
complaints leading TO pulmonary consumption.
ut up IN large bot.lcs-price - cents.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

DIR. Il. CoRBN's WORN DESTRoYER.-An eff
fee!ual remedy for worms, Indigestion. dySpep-
STA &c. No family should be without this in
valuable medicine in their house. Put UP in
large bottles at 25 cents,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

CT On next Monday Congress and
our State Legislature will meet. We are
determined to keep uor readers posted up
in regard to their proceedings. And it is
now a good time to subscribe for the ri.
lot. our terms are reasonab BILE. as willy be
seen BY reference. and we pledge you tina
you can find no better place to get your
money back. But some say we find more
reading matter in the eastern papers,
very true, but do not our county pa pers
do as we'll as possible. considering the
facilities they have. Come and increase
our subscription list, let every one do
something and all will be right.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

@TIn the Villrge of Cleveland, Oswe-
go county. New York, containing pnpu-
la,ion of over 200 inla bitants, there has
not been death Of either old or young
since Nov. 4th, 1850; nor has there been
q re, nor case Of assault and battery,
nor any open breach of the peace.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

Four democrat papers inOhio has hoiS
ted the name of Judge Doug Ass of Illinois,
as candidate for tie Presidency.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

Dr.. u. CDRB'N's B,I.sANIc OINrMENr.-For
the cure of burns, bruises, rheumatism, fresh
aud old sores, cou yh. sore throat, in flammation
mumpS, sore eyes, salt rheum, chilblaius,
cracked hands, and for horses and cattle un-
surpassed by any other ointment. Price only
% cents per box.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

OFThe Indiana State Sentinel speaks
out in the following bold and positive
manner, OH the subject Of the repeal of
the Fugitive Slave Law:
The Sentinel will support no man for
office who is in favor OF the repeal of the
Fugitiv. Slave Law. lfsuch man should
be nominated by Democratic Conven-
ton, we will strik,- his name from the
list Our attachment TO the Union is
stronger than to party.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

Oy-Our thanks are due TO the Hor 6
\. Fitch, for copy Of the Patent Of6c
Report, for lSf9-50.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

Os- There will a social dinner to NOR
row, (Thursday) at 2 o'clock, p. m. at
the Division Hall; prepared by the Daush-
tiers OF Temperance, expressly for the
Sons.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

owe would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement: of F. Rob-
erts, President Of the LA Porte and Plym-
outh Plank Road Company. This road
under the superintendent of MI. Roberts
is rapidly progressing-it will be pushed
forward as fast as possible. OF the util-
ity we need not speak. but that they are
beginning to be introduced in this portion
of the State with success and profit The
advantages to be derived from this pro-
ject are evident to all, beneiitting equal.
ly farmers and the travelling public.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

n-PETERsoN's MAGAzrNE.-The De-
cember number Of this splennid Magazine
is received-this number is superb in its
embellishments. For 1852, the reduced
prices TO clubs will be CONT ued, while
the quantity OF reading matter will be in
creased. No expense will be spared I'm
the way Of embellishments. The Janua.
~ number is already out. Reccolleei.
the terms Of this Magazine are but two
dollars year; Three copies $500. Eight
copies for $40. and sixteen copies for $50.
Address, Charles J. Peterson, No. %
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.