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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
OF THE PRISONERS
FOR SPAIN.

b. the mail schooner William S John
Captain Parker. arrived at Savannah. adj
vices from Havana TO the 9TH inst. have
been received at Baltimore.
Capt. Parker states that l60 of Lopez s
men were put on board transport bound
for Spain on the 9TH ins.. the day he
sailed. and the ship got under way and
followed him to sea. Capt, p SAYS that
four were liberated, and that one was Mr..
Chapman. of Charleston. This, we pre-
sumo. is the Mr.. Cantley. previously re-
ported.
Capt. Parker, of the William & John.
has been engaged in the Havana trade
about l3 years, and he says he never saw
the city more quiet and orderly than at
the present time, and he found all the
officials with whom he came in contact
unusually polite; and he expressed it as
his opinion that Americans were never
treated with more respect than now.
The brig Palo Alto. Capt. Wood, from
Mariei, CUBA bound to Baltimore, put
into Savannah, on Wednesday las, as
heretofore announced, in distress. She
left Mariel on the 9th inst
Capt. Wood reports that few days
before he left Mariel some 20 or Is more
prisoners, connected with the Cuba expe-
dition, had been captured in that neigh
borhood, whom he saw in charge Of the
Spanish officers. They were chiefly
Americans and Englishmen = four OF
them being Spaniards. one Of whom was
a searjeant, and formerly belenged to the
Spanish army, and had joined Gen. Lo-
peg during the Cardenas attack, and ca me
to the L. S. with him. He returned with
Gen. l.. to Bahia Honda, and has now
been recaptured and sent to Havana.
Mariel is quiet, but the Spanish Off
GERS are insolent to Americans, and ex-
tort money from them whenever an OPP
portunity occurs.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

A young man from the neghborhood
of Terre Haute, named J. IL. Cannon, we
believe, who had come to this city, with
drove of horses, fell out of the third
story window of Mr.. Linn's tavern, on
the corner of Main and Eighth streets.
about 10 o'clock night before last. The
iuries received from the fall caused his
death yesterday morning. 1t seems that
he got out of bed under the impression
that some one was calling him and seated
himself in the window, fancying that he
was on level with the ground floor
Lou. Jour.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

An inquest was held in Wayne town
ship, in this county, by ESQ. Morrow, on
yesterday, Q6th.) on the body of Mar
tin Adams. The facts elected BY the
examination are these: Andrew Ada ms,
and his brother Martin, went into the
woods near their house to try gun. the
sight of which were supposed to be
wrong. Martin shot at mark placed on
a blackberry tree, and went to examine
and replace the mark for his brother to
fire at, remarking that he having shot
too low Andrew should aim higher. Sup
posing the tree TO be sound, lie stepped
behind it,; Andrew fired, and the ball
went through the tree and passed thro
the body of Martin, killing him almost
instantly. On an examination Of The
tree, it was found that it was hollow. be-
ing a mere she'll. The verdict of the
jury was in accordance with the above
facts.-S. Scn.iacl
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
WOOD WOODii

Those of our subscribers who promised
to pay us in wood will please bring it
on Immediately as we are OUT, and want
to have our winters wood all brought in.
as the mornings are getting very cold and
sit is not the thing that it is cracked up
to be- to set type without fire. Who
comes first?
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

CO "Goday's Lady's Book" for Oc-
'oDer presents an interesting amount Of
reading matter together with several
splendid engravings among which arc
1.-The Hearts Resolve" Memory" and
q peep at the Fair
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

&C. ''Grahams Magazine" for Octo-
Der is replete with splendid engravings
and interesting selections from the best
writers. The embellishments are -
1.-The Dawning Light" paris Fashions. :.
and ga Scene in the Country.'
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

0s We received the appointment
sometime since. of Honorary Secretary
OF the American Art Union, Cincinnati
ana have been waiting to receive instruc-
'ions and specimens to commence opera-
tions' but have not yet received them.
The American Art Union will n1e,sa ~.
forget us as we are a passionate admirer
Of the Fine Arts.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

CO. The highest price will be paid for
RAGS-cotton and linen, if delivered at
this office Immediately.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
J. s. GORSUCH.


As we have heretofore had occasion To-
remark, the signs of the times in Mis-
souri, are very suspicious for the cordial
reunion of the Democracy of that great
State, upon the common platform where
their brethren elsewhere throughout the
Union, are planting themselves. In
various portions OF the State. at their
primary meetings, the democrats
have unequirocally signified their de-
sire to meet upon common ground, and
fully and honorahly healing up all here
tofore existing differences. TO unite in
support OF the naen and the measures Of
the great democratic family. During a
recent session of the Court in Platte
county, Judge Birch. long a distinguish
ed member of Congress from Missouri. in
an able and well considered speech, laid
before The neighboring democracy Sc
res o. resolutions based upon the good
old Baltimore platform. for the reunion
of the party. in substance somewhat as
follows:-DetroH Free Press.
They recommend, in the first place, as
the basis of the reunion, the Baltimore
platform.
Resolution one protests against the ex-
efcise OF doubtful constitutional powers,
and asserts the necessity of strict cons
struction.
Resolution three is against the assump-
tion Of State debts by the General Cow
eminent.
Resolution four asserts that Justice
and sound policy forbid the Federal Gov
eminent to foster one branch of industrs
to the detriment of another, &c.
Resolution five asserts the duty of
economy in the administration OF the
government. and of the limitation Of
revenue 10 defray such expenses.
Resolution six againsta national bank.
Resolution seven against Congress in
terfering with the domestic institutions
of the several states.
Resolution eight against abridging the
present privilege of natu,aliza tion.
The resolutions then proceed to recon-
mend Gen. Cass and Butler for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency at the
next elecuon.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

CO We have received from PETER z
ABEL, NO. ISL North Second ST. phila-
delphia, "a copy of NEW GAsrr Of PLAY
called the SNAKE, which will be found
an interesting and entertaining compan-
aon Tor both old and young persons dur
Ing the forthcoming Winter evenings.
ANY person RENTING so cents, post
age paid, to the above address. shall have
copy sent them free of postage, or 3
copies for One Dollar.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

Il mas been suggested by a gentleman
"hom the Cincinnati Commercial saws is
well acquainted with the subject tina t
'ne ohio river can be kept navigable all
'he year round by drawing water from
Lake Erie, which can be done by cutting
canal sixteen miles in length to the
Allegheny river.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

The last total eclipse of the sun took
place in April, 17l5, and there will be
no other until the morning of August Is,
1857.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
From the Pensylvanian. !
A SCATHING LETTER TO COVER
NOR JOHNSTON. FROM THE son

4 SCATHING LETTER TO COVER
NOR JOHNSTON. FROM THE son
OF THE MURDERED GORSUCH.
We copy, this morning, from the Bal
timore Sun. Of Saturday. powerful let
ter from Rev j. S. Gorsuch. of Washing
ton City, D. C.. the SON y. the gentleman
murdered on the morning of the til of
September. at Christ:ana, il this state.
by a band Of armed negroes. urged or by
the Abolitionists. The letter IS address
ed to w. F. Johnston. Governor Of PEN
sylvania, and is thrillingly interesting
and convincing it tears off the veil Of
hypocracy which Johnston boldly as
sumes. and exposes his hostility TO the
Constitution, and his guilty Indifference
TO the late bloody tragedy, when law.
carrying out the obligations of the sacred
compact, was violently and fatally resist
ed. Mr.. Gorsuch is an eloquent and ex-
enplary clergy man Of the Me thodist Epis-
copal Church, and writes to vindicate
the true Supporters of the National au-
thority. when that bloody outrage was
perpetrated, as well as 10 unyeil the agi-
tator and demagogue who. after having
encouraged the Abolitionists, by his ex-
amples, refused 10 sustain the laT, of the
land, even while falsely protesting his
anxiety that it might be respected, and
insulled The victims OF shameful trea-
son, by his inhuman Indifference. We
have never read il more whitening or more
unanswerable production, and we corr
mend it to all parties as eminently de
serving their careful and deliberate peru
sal.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

The news of the capture and execu.
ton OF Col. Crttenden and his marty .,
Havana, had been received in ENGLAND
anu caused considerable excitement. The
London papers have long articles upon
1t. The Times, while it stigmatises the
invasion as piracy, considers the execu.
lions as cruel as we'll as impolitic. II
denominates them butcherics. Tho
Morning Chronicle says that the victims
when taken, ''could only be treated as
maraudlng freebooters," but adds that
the Wholesale execution was most ILL
judged measure" Justice" it saws
might have been satisfied with lesS
savage punishment, and less justificat ion
would have been given to American hos.
tility."
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

The Madison Tribune, a print with
sympathies admirably fitting it to be an
organ of an Austrian Haynau, or Gu
ban Concha, is Gaping the climax of anti
American love OF desrotism in ,aboriRg
through an indignant defense O. the mas
sacre of the fifty Americans at Havapa
and the refusal of Consul Owen to inter-
fefe, in an Office of mercy, TO have their
lives preserved or a. least give them, be-
fore execution, formal trial, according
to the treaty stipulations between Spain
and this country.
The Tribune certainly deserves not
only to be the organ of Willard Fillmore
in Indiana, for its partizan support of
his every act, but it deserves to be the
organ of Gen. Concha, of Cuba, for all
this great West. Concha will be utterly
ungra teful, if he don't send over COM
mission at once.-Cin. Eng.
Having occasion a few weeks since to
dislodge nest of hornets who had loca-
ted themselves upon the lower branch of
an apple tree, we tussled up bunch of
straw and fired the nest. Some ten or
fifteen days afterwards we noticed The
appearance of blossoms, and upon exam
ination. found that the ends of the twigs
which had been scorched by the fire were
throwing out new leaves and blossoms
as fresh and vigorous as in May.-Ind.
Farmer.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

The prisoners were then remanded.
Bet 1du.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

Mr. Heman S. Bond, late of CHICAGO
III. had his life insured for SIS. 600 thro,
me Chlcago agency of the Charter Oak
Lie insurance Company of Hartford.
oohh. ABOUT the first of last month.
MIR. Bond died. The agent of the COM
pany handed over the dimes ON the 10th
inst. to the widow.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08


The following is from the IonJo,
Aeaoef' highiy Influential English pa per:
On authority which we believe to be
quite trustworthy, we learn the terms Of
the negotiation now going on in London
.or the sale Of Cuba to the American
government. 1t is anticipated that Gen.
Lopez will be repulsed; but after the
spanish government has thus cleared its
honor, the island will be sold to the u.
States for round sum of money. More
'han one douceur will be given-amongst
Others, an immense sum to the Queen
Mother of Spain. But the most remart-
able bonus is the allotment of half the
purchase money to tie English holders
OF Spanish bonds.
1T is said that Lord Palmerston dislikes
these terms.
We do not know how far the late ex-
plosiOn In Cuba and New York will af.
feet this negotiation; but, according to
our authority, it will make no difference
Gen. Lopez. the English bondholders.
and other influential parties, having been
engaged in the negotiation before the un-
toward event, recounted elsewhere, &C.
CURED at Havana.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

Courtesy commands esteem.
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SAINT LOUIS.

Partridge Il CO.
{ ENERAL Grocers, Commission and FOrwa I'd :
~ ing Merchants, No.l7, Water street, 81 Lou
Is, Mo. E-Will make liberal cash advances on
consignments OF Produce for sale in st Louis, New
Orleans, New York and Boston. tjune L., 80 -sm
Dr. David PRINCE.
| lEVoTES particular attention. to SURGERY, includ-
- ing the treatment of the diseases Of the Ere and
he Ear. Office, north st corner OF Fourth and
Green streets, tup xfairs) s. Louis, Mo. laux
WIN Wig d 1n u d
nv HOLESALE dealer in Groceries and Wood
w enware, corner of CONNER cial and Locust
streets, Saint Louis, Mo.
Has Tor sale at all times large and general as
sortment Of Staple and Fancy Groceries, with a
great variety Of Woodenware, which he offers at
the lowest market rates.
Merchants are respectfully invited to call and
examine his stock. fSt Louis, Feb. g. Iss,
MAIN STREET WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY ROOMS.
No. IS, Main street, between Pine and Chestnut.
saint Louis. Mo.
MY country friends and cus- <xzwn
toners will please take no --a1.1
sS9s:4sSssss..33Ssr tice that have now opened
large and conve lie Mt whole. 1xI
safe ana retail Furniture House on Main street in
adhiuon 10 my well known store, No. so, Market
street. AT both houses there will he found COM
p'ete and good assortment of Sofas, Divans Otto
mans, bedsteads. Tables, Lounge -bedstead ward
robe do. child's improved cribs, etc.
Furniture Dealers and others will take notice that
Stat back chairs. are sold wholesa at five dol
lars per dozen, and all other chairs and furniture
al corresponding rates. JOHN l. EILET
st Louis, Mo-, May 22,1S5i
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$4,000 Persons

including all sges classes aud conditions smang which
large number Of ladies' who peculiarly subject
10 Nervous Complaints, have been
1MTmELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when I'll hope az relief had been given up and ever,
thing slse been trad in vain
To illustrate the ase Of the GALvANlC BELT,
,.,;c. nvspNps 20 an ,Sa w n .ns' pane o.
Gus Dacsdsr In ordinary cases. stimulantS taken
which, by their action the and muscles Of the
stomach AFFORD temporary relief but which leave the
patient in lower state and with injured faculties ae,
the action thus excited has ceased Now compare this
With the effect resulting from the application ii the Al.
VANiC BELT, Take Dyspeptic sufferer. even in thu
worst symptoms Of an attack and simply tie the Be-,
around the Body using the Magnetic Fluid directed
the postive element Of the Belt thereby causing Gal
vanic circulation which will pass the negative and
shence back again to the positive thus keeping up con-
nnuons Galvanic circulation throughout the system
Thus the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA are PER.
MANENTLY CURED, FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
YEARS -
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NEW STRING AND SUMMER c0nDs-

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
INHE Subscribers have received and are NOW -.
1 eeis'ng full and well selected assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardw are, Boots and Shoes.
ha.s' laps, oonnets, ctc., ETC.. from the eastern
anu sootnern c'ties, to which they solicit the 1t.
tention oftheir old customers and the trair, con.
muni,y. CoPP, PARSONSk RI
JEFFERSON street. Burlington, Iowa, Nav 1881
k1AiMh WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE At
Wholesale and Retail to suit purchasers. al
ways on hand at Our House No. 2, Front street,
june 6, $50. MATrcSoNs
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S,p>sY, New Jersey. July II, is.s.
Oa- A. H. CHsIsrm-pesr Sir: Yca wish to know of
ne what has been the result own case Of the an
P!lcatson OF THE GALvANIC BELT AND NECkLA CE
My reply is rs follows:
For about iG.niy years had been suffering from
Oyspepeia Every year the symptoms became worse
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course 81
medical treatment whatever About snce
~ consequence Of frequent exposure weather in
ehe discharge Of pastoral duties became subject 10
sevse Chronic Rheumatsm which for year AFTER wear
caused me Understandable sngush Farther in the winter
10 and 10, ia consequence Of preaching great deal
IN my own and various other churches in this region
N atsacked ~ the Bronchitis which soon became so
severe - 70 require an immediate suspension IL NV pas
nrsi iaonrs. Ny NERVOUS system 0as nor thcrssshiv
Srestrsssd and ~ my Bronchitis worse % also aid
my dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection thus cv,nc inn
mar sneso disorders were connected with each othei
through the medium ef the Nervous system. In the
whole pharmacop0ia therc seemed TO Be no remedial
agent which could reach end rccuperate nv Nervous
cyssm every thing that had for this purpoec had
compistsy fssd At last was led BY my friends 10 an.
anime your inventions, and (hcugh with no very san
euine hopes q their eciencyJ aetermncd to Try the
eject u tne application Of the GALvANlC BELT AND
NECALACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This wa
IN S1ne iS<@ 10 M GAEAr ACCOMPLISHMENT, ~ TWO pAY,
NJ OSsskssiA MAD Gosr Hiaar pAys va. sSAs,,o
70 asscns Mr PAstoaAI LAsols HAvx siNcx oN,r.
tsp sN9LE skhstcx o. AccOcSr rhN BaoSea,r,.
ANe M RnEcAAric ArFecrios Mas ANrtsslv csAssc ro
rsocslE NE Such b the wonderful aud happy results
o. the experiment -
ihavs Iecoaasnd@d the BELT and rLCrp :, many
Mo have been hkswise suffering from NsursiRic a1ec
0"ns They have tried them. w,rH AA.Py nssrIr. !
okIaEsg, ~ EvgRv
an. dear sir. yer, respectfully you're
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STAPLE DRY GOODS,
sneeuhs,uriiisI Sps. brown Hollands;
oooo.~ osnaourss; - dopant Ncoat ms
,ooo -. cotton oating; 20 do cord cambrics;
w no yarn; 10 do Nankeens;
IA AZ ASA nckings; do oil and Turkey
49, w hickystps red prints;
..,e, Sum'r pant, l0ps. Jeans, satinetts,
On -. tweeds and cloths;
.hs.rs. ana coat cps. Carpetings;
sops. ass'dginghams; lToreth., ,si,h
" r,ntsi J sortmento Of Dress Goods
Printed and Bingham Lawn.. ,;is pe,,;,.
and white Dress goods; Hdk's,
srssn. Soses, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, Edsings,
stc. ETC., received and for sale BY
may, 'eos CORP, FARSOEsA co
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE..

uO AAHuA luSut duCC SOuipduy.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE..
Capital Stock-S2OO,OOO!
TOhce On Water street,near Market,in Wise's
Brick Row, VINcENNEs, INDIANA.
mis- Company having been duly organized and
l. ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock sub
scribed, and the balance secured by mortgage IN
Real Estate and by ar now pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss or Dam
age BY FRI, on Buildings. erchandise, Machine.
ry. Mills, Manufactures, and all dissertations of
property, also Merchandise and Produce m the
course OF inland transportation, the risks of the
Seas, etc., ETC., also, the Huls of Steamboats, and
other vessels; and upon the lives Of 60
ing to California. The rates Of premium will be a.
low as those OF any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Alllosses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock oft Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
-DIRECTORS-
w. Hess, va'nesane' TT II
Ino W Maddox" i" H D Ailis, Evansville, :"
Jacob Pea, 4" $ Bo,torf, Jeffer on lille g.
Samuel Wise, " w Hughes, g
P.P.Bailey, Fl Wayne" L. Sparks, &C
James Keigwin, Jeffersonville.
Hon. r. N. CARNAN, President.
SIMON BorToRrF, Vice President.
c. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. W.. HEDERD, Treasurer
T7-Short Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FooTE, Agent,
may Is, isso-dec 27'4o-f Burlington, Iowa
Phoenix Stove Works,
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
THE subscriber is manufacturing at these
.@y works his
Prairie State Cooking Stove Of sizes, also
irving A. I. do do do
California prem. do do do
Commercial Paror, do Go
Three sizes of which have open fronts with fold
ing doors; Ph9nix and Clinton Box Stoves Of 4 ST.
zes, in all making the best assortment of Stoves for
dealers or merchants, who may wish to purchase,
trimmed or without trimmings, for retailing, to be
found any where.
These stoves are sold by Comstock 4 Co.. of
Quincy, at my former prices, and by Comstock l.
Brothers, of Keokuk, for the same prices save the
addition Of Freight. A. COMSTOCK
Quincy, Illinois, May -, ls5l-6m
BOOKS!!
JUST RECEIVED, large lot of Miscellaneous
j Books, among which, are
Lardner'S Works. 10 vols. 70. Lond. edition
Prideaux's Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Fail Of Roman Empire;
Hume's History Of England:
Gliddon's Egypt, paper, csc;
Won Rotteck's History Of the World;
Wavery Novels, Boston edition 81 vols. IL mo.
Wirt's Life of Patrick Henry;
DAabignes History Of Reformation, cheap;
Pope's Poetical Works;
Goldsmith's Poetical Works;
Burns
Maore's
Byron's
Eie!ding's
Letters Of Lord Chesterfield.
All Of the above Books for sale at the levest
prices for cash, at ABRAHAMS,
apr io'5o Burlington Book Store, Jetfer son st.
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Palsy and Paralysis.

~ pnyaclan, acknowledge that these terrible All,
s.I caused ~ d.6ciency u Nerreas Em.rey ia the
vsss Hmes Or. CMsssraCs Galvanic Articles viii
.s sas dsneens POWER and complete and ensir,
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PRICES OF THE L,NlNENr.

IN eonseansnce OF the Increased demand We are now
na,nt IN rs cents So cent?, and 81 bottles The s0
eoes contain three times much the IS cen,s s;,
anu the bottles four times the SO cent, ,;,
INA, money viii be saved in hu,ing the large bottle,
rme.pst Depot at G. BRACES Drug S,ote
terms. v" hpe'ai
street. Burlington 1--WE 'e"0's"n