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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-11
For the Plymouth Pilot
Death Of Gen. Warren,

Americas Eagle came weeping and cried,
The friend Of mankind, our Hero has died.
She was bitterly mourning, because he was
slain
So far from his home, on the blood-stained
plain.
He died fpf his country; while bleeding he
cried:
For Liberty's sake, this day have lied.
This was WARRENl the hero, the valiant, and
brave,
Who poured ont his ife-blood, his country
to save,
The loud d-sounding cannon has ceased now to
roar:
Love, harmony, liberty, reigns evermore.
Let the stars she'd their rays, and the moon
give its light;
Let tie sun shed its beams on us-Freemen
so bright
The fierce waves may dash, and'the billows
may roar,
But harmony, LIBERTY, reigns evermore.
Michigantown, la. j. Y. r.
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Plymouth Marshall County, Indiana Wednesday, June H. 1851

afraid to move backwards or forwards,
for fear he should incur another fine.
And this was the case; Flunkins was
afraid to move lest he should break some
other unknown law of the city. He
thought the matter over as we'll as he
could in his confused state of mind, and
remem bering he had just one dollar left,
enough to carry him home in the cars, he
looked about him for moment, to see
that no one was by stop him, and then
scratched gravel like new one, back
towards the depot. AS he swiftly ap-
preached the grocer's house that had been
pointed out TO him as the mayors, he
pulled off his hat and only ran the faster,
until he was out of sight Of it.
AT the head Of Hanover street, he was
partially stopped by some one who wish
ed to ask the way to some other part OF
the city, being like himself a stranger;
but Nehemiah had eyes and ears for only
one thing. and misunderstanding the
question, halloed out
Cant help it, if tits fine to run;
haven't got no money and he dashe on
like mad towards the railroad station.
Nehemiah didn't let on much about his
visit to Boston, but merely said he didn't
stay long, ii was so pesky expensive.
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gents. and ladies as we now have, who
can neither read nor write. l cannot
possibly conceive how so many christian
people can indulge in the use of tobacco,
merely to crafty habit. And when
see minister of the Gospel with the BIZ
bic in one pocket and plug of tobacco
in the other, am past reconciliatio
PILGRIM.
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Volume 1.
THE PLYMOUTH PILOT.
Is published Every Wednesday, BY
JOHN G. HOWELL.
at Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana.


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New York, May 80.

New York, May 30.
The Yucutan Legislature earnestly in
vokes the aid of Mexico to terminate the
Indian war.
Rumors of heavy failures here yes
terday, one of silk house and another
of shoe house.
The examination Of the Hoboken riot
ers has been held. These rowdies pre-
tended that they were a special police;
they knocked down and beat their vic
Tins until they were senseless, and then
took them to Jail. The inquest on the
murdered has not closed.
Hon. Daniel Webster goes to Washing.
ton tomorrow.
Boston, May 80.
Nathan A. Cary, a soap maker, was
found dead in his bed, this morning, at
the Central House.
c. w. Becker, formerly banker of
this city, blew his brains out last night.
in Lawrence.
Thompson. the English Aboli.ionist,
made speech day, in which he de-
nounced the Colonization Society as the
spawn Of two abomina tions-the Church
| and the Devil.
The trial of Scott for aiding in the
rescue of the fugitive slave, Shadrach.
commenced this morning.
A handbill was posted in the streets
last night, denouncing Thompson, and
calling on the people to drive him from
the city.
The Congressional Election in the 23d
district, has resulted in the choice of
Hon. Robert Rantoul, free soil demo,
crat, by plurality of 1000 votes.
Louisville, May 81.
Mr.. Choate commenced his speech this
morning for the defendants, in the Meth
odist Church suit. He claims that the
Conference, in advising Bishop Andrews
to resign. did not accede their power.
News has been received at New Or
leans, from Brazil. that the Brazilian
Government seemed serious in endeavor-
ing to repress the slave trade.
w. HI. H. Washington has been nom-
mated by the Wings in the 9Th district
in North Carolina. The district was re-
Gently represented by Edward Stanly,
Whig.
Information has reached here, that the
Cholera had broken out at Alton, Jersey,
and Springfield, Ill. Nearly all the steam
ers from New Orleans have cases on
board.
Hartford. May 80.
-f
dictment against J. l.. O'Snllivan. Capt.
Lewis gave security for his appearance
for trial in $4,000.
Burlington, VT, May 80.
The Free Soil Convention held here to-
day, nominated LuciusR. Peck, for Gov
ernor, Bayard Fletcher. for Lieut.. Gov,
Treasurer, d. P. Thompson. John Van
Buren, will speak this evening.
A young lady stepped into the store OF
Gently said she would like to be Weighed
(Wade) Really. Madam. | am very
sorry,' said he, but my wife will tell
you that iou are too late by couple of
years.
The Knickerbocker tells a story of a
man at Utica, who, assuming defiant
attitude, thus berated locomotive,
which stood on the track, with steam
all up, and ready to be off-'Say. don't
stand there, whistling and smoking like
blackguard in bar room: jest jump up
to me. and I'LL take the conceit out of
you; you miserable old cooking steue on
ichecls.'
1t was a forcible saying of the En-
peror Napoleon, that handsome woman
pleases the eye. but good woman pleases
the heart.
We know preacher, who, when
speaking, const. ntly hammers the desk
with his fist, 10 riret the attention oi
his audience.
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Number 21
CI LIP P IN G S.

Several clergymen in Boston have lately
preached sermons against the new fash
ionable dances.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE Co1rs,
Quartermaster's Oticc washington, Oct rs, 1881.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. be ihs once until II
O'Clock, Tuesday, the Ilh day Of November
furnishing faons TO the United States marines Al the following
uons iof The year le5a, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
ChaIestown, Massachusetts,
brooklyn, long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
GospoTt, Norfolk,
Pensacola Florida and
washington, District OF Columbia.
iauoh 10 consist OF pound quarter fosh
a " pound OF eighteen Of bread,
VI upenne hour or superhne option gov
~ ~ ana q, te rate OF six pounds good
haans s neW onahs sugar. eight the white
taaa
soap, and and half pounds hard dipped
talio" candles, 10 each hundred ralons. : - - -rSN
prel required shall be delivered command.
OF each salon either bulk ration ard
a consist OF be be ana most choice
oe groceries
qaaiiy ui tue Kinds named, subject inspection.
bid VIII be entertained acconnancd
bond Tor two hundred dollars with
Of the contract faward The suciency tho suretes mns
be certified by official
10 be endorsed, "PIopcsal for ratons.'
The Portsmouth journal, New Hampshire; Boston Atlas and Adl
reise Boston Massachusetts, Bunker Hill Auroa
Massachusetts New York Courier Enquirer Mirror
aud Post New York Brooklyn Evening Brooklyn,
Island, Philadelphia North American, and Daily Times
adepIia lao and Americana Baltimore Gazette, Alexandria,
Virginia. Ws and Republican, Richmond; Norfolk Beacon, and
Herald, Norfolk, virginia. and Pensacola Gazette
Florida Will give the three per
copy Of The advertisement, to this office for payment.
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QEMOVAL-The celebrated DR. Q. W. ROBACK professor
astrolog astronomy phrenoIogy and geomancy, combined
with conjunton from Sweden having office No.
White street, New York, offers his services the citizens
Of washington lie has been consulted by crowned heads of
Europe aud enjoys higher reputation nstroogcr
living Natvies calculated according geomancy-
ladies' 80, gentlemen S. Persons have
letter. containing he above fee will receive immediate atten
ton, and nativihes sent of the world
durable and he prepared hs by
conjcraon of the following topics Coursip, advice
given for the successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he has the power TO redeem such given 70 the free
Of the boe and for all hazard and for
stolen OF lost property and the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
sands Of the abovenaed have been done this and
United States,
10 900 natves horoscopes have been during four
while here Letters will purpose, will
well call person, the mail persons
need fear money through the post Office Dr. Roback
from 500 900 monthly, and
All letters win be regiousy attended prspad Be
cular post Office and For
call the Office Of the Union, and astrological almanac
gratis.
Z. w. RoBACK,
White street, New York.
Sept 2O-6mosd
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Distant subscribers may BY letter. The pSssss
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CITY.
THREE building erecting old
established ssanA at the Of Seventh and Market
Space, VIII be completed and October
nett They built In the modern the dry goods
aud with lights The wide
30 feet deep In the clear with degt Of the
fest wide BY - feet high II has ID feet de by So
deep and feet inches high in the dry and finished for
sales room, we'll hyd by windows and around the
kaidtnS Ths fronting Market ~
wds - deep then becomes 26 feet wide by y feet having
hSh feet wide BY ~ long has basemcni finished for
ssles ~ feet wide by 5 feet 0incbes high There
coumuncaon from with its basement by
subway The third wide by "a feet deep with
light feet BY the large could
Be sds BY throwing the last into Each store
vault In the pavement for fuel
Also the st OF October
the side Of and
onting Seventh hc main business street In the
cv ~ feet wide the IS feet deep and four stories
high, with deep. II built In
business Of any kind
large boarding will be for rent
given the ls OF December That portion Of
building flour stories hgh)
and Market
fronting 7h built
boarding with the modern fixtures
conveyed through the building dumb from
the hh story through the gh &c
render convenient and complete Also balcony
around both fronts Of the building level with
Th. osuoa q she bSdia4 whch occupied y ss Losas
building with extensive 'front.' The dining 46
feet the two parors each IS long by B
by folding sliding
fns connected folding sliding DOORS
private the remainder those will
and airy chambss Ii has also good kitchens, and
cellars for fuel The
desirable city. For apply subscriber
House, north ride Pennsylvania between Sd and
streets.
6snt l6--oodQyif
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The College OF st. James,

(TAc Diocesan College of the Protestant Episcopal Church
,IiE viii open Monday October
and continue until The day'the
Thursday New recommended
opening the received they
estimated Of their
The college the usual number OF classes, affords all the
complete aon
Of the collegiate course graduates
demcal degrees.
The grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college,
der the .upe T n. I'm taHe aaSp1n Io
H. rr,mTH9ff CLASHES The ovrrsi.h' 80"
In the ciasss study OF the Greek language is
omitted supplied Ly additional studies In modern Ian
guagee book keeping, Ac. -, 4. a.. a.,
The college entirely heahul, and, by Its dis
tsnee from villages favorable TO good morals and
order. 40 -, 4, a. :.
Ksmp building 90 feet by 49, win be ready for oc.
OF the next session. in aduon 70 ne
of recently appointed Hugh Dsvey
Evans D. lecturer civil and ecclesiastical law, ana 'ohn H.
AleIander, LII. d.. lecturer physics and chemistry.
The charge te same In the college snd grammar
The session OF ten months Two hundea ana
dollars. payable se annually In advance
Applications for admission 10 be made 20 - -
Rev, JOHN d. KERFOOT, H. d., Rector,
College OF St. James r. o. Maryland.
Aug l4-3taw2m
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l,ARPETfNGs, Floor OI-CIoths, Curtain Materials.
friends and generally Of the cite.
top Aexands and counties Of Maryland
nd Virginia. they have Just received New York and Boston
extensive and altogether The
ssorsn Of house dry goods, o. description,
had of presenting public
ins articles Of which they beg to enumerate, viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeng, designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
g do extra heavy English Brussels do
bales patent English BRUSSELS, low priced
5000 yards three ply capeting Lowell manufacture
ocS 90 90 40 'ns'n e. ea,ps'ns as second 90 quality 90
sheets beautiful oil CLOTH which will any
shape for halls passages
20 pieces twcd Venetian, passages
81 dozen brass stair rods all sizes, and cheap
IS printed drugget cyumb cloths, from lO4 to 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain dc laine
70 do do
- do do worried damasks
M do do union damasks, double width
DO do worsted dc LANES, for furniture
Is Do Tuksy-Ycd cashmerets
rs pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
e pars embroidered mualin curtains
80 pieces embroidered curtain mislns, low price
$50 Msss corniscs from The richest to the cheapest
Together with all curtain trimmings and fixtures of
latest ses all Of which will be offered the
Purchasers cordially invited
before making their selections elsewhere.
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
septB-d4wH
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IN rho ne,tion of Na,hI Wyeh, OF Cambridge, Massachn
VI ss praying cnisnsion nf patent granted TO hun of
an in preparing for shipping for seven years
from he expiration patent which takes place on the LIST
dave December, 1851 =.
Mondny November neat, Mt IL O'Clock, M ana
are notified appear show they have,
why said petition ought TO be granted :, =, -.
Persops required TO file IN The fsen,
orc the forth in writing nj least
twenty ny. before day All testimony filed by ehsr
nay 10 must be taken and transmitted
ascordnnco with oioe which will be furnished
N application. 49,, 4 a.. ..dou., n,
teecncer Republic Union Washington city Daily Bee bo
ron Providence Journal Providence, Rhode
Ila,d Counn, Hartford Connecticut Albany State Regset
Albany NJ " Express. New York and feun.,ivsna inqu
PbjIadc,hin sPennsyivauia week for Three sue
cevs weeks tie 10Th day Of November ner The day
Of hearing ruoc rwpANK
Commissioned OF Patents.
e. Editors papers win please and send the
bills 10 the Patent once, with paper containing this noues
AeH J-law3y
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Mount AIban Institute.

ruta ,,,or q. very pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Uevht-,hc embracing the city OF washington
,h po,on, "a, sotne miles OF Aersndna II Is de
,.nca m cY,cna 10 ied Of boys the benefit Of good
education II seeks 70 comone 'ne
~ oorh ,cadencni instruction The proper discipline Of
Christian home ...-.. e..
The regular session viii begin November M ,o'
.nv cnuse de.,rc confer with e Rector
admission Of pupils OF ior urihe inoma"o ",
be addressed, -, ,norry ,u~u.,ar-, N n
The bishop Maryland and Hugh Dsvey Evans
n p.i,poye Hon y. Chambers, Kent county, Md hsron
o. Dayton esq Auditor Of the Treasury Wshna"n
LYONS. ..o Geerqctown w. Bevcrhout Ihomp.on """''
North Carolina, Col. Miller Haiowcs, st. Marys georgia
Sept l6-2aw%w
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ron .ArETba beaufl commodou cottage butt rsssdssss
~ ~, he,veeo Boundary streets, containing io,7ao
80 ~ cround being No 40, and just nnshed,
. oased fpr sae bs. nine apartments WIN tnreescsd
as.aue also smoke, wood, and honsss, with
,ohng rr three horses. Of excellent water In The
yard. -, - ..;,,o., ur,lk NJ the nuhar oN,~es
ppy improving noabhorhood and enjoys the double sdvan
reofac a y and country residence ..l..
a minute description OF the surrounding beautiful vicinity highly
6nish eonvenienccs, deemed unnecessary Per
% call and examine for themselves
rlc from United States Inquire OF H. Jonrsos ON "s
promises.
15-~eo2w
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United States for the first circuit oms2 1884, folows
Gauisons ReportReports of argued determined
TO- the United States for the rss circuit from 1912
vols Boston, 1895. -. :, :
select the decisions In ana
Reports specimens OF eminent merit hey may
upon level the best poductono OF e Eng
ish Admiralty for deep ard seeurste ':sI9ng % n s1 o. " ~
Mason William -RsPort Coses n he Sne 20, sno ~
United Circuit le6 70 lSU ovo
reports comprise the d6cisons Of Mr. !usuee s.o On NJ
or., circuit o and followed In order amer M
Gai.on' reports decsons relate TO great variety ai SUP
arc profound Learning
or Thsy Win bs.r sompse Of learning
and practical utility, with the best volumes o the Engisn
Ssmners Report (Chsrics )Rspos Of Case argued
determined in the Circuit Court or the United states ior e
These volume, contain the decisions OF Mr. Justice Story and
form sees Of Gaison and Mason Inc de
cisions volumes relate particularly 70 q"e"ns OF
equity and admiralty and are o. rea! practical value
and in Of United States for the First
These volumes form continuation the series OF Gallson
Mason and They contan The last opinion ever pro
Justice Story who died whe hs ast oPoh
the third volume yet undclvsrsd" !" n,c-
WOODBURY. fChses and M~ot (0eoFge -kepou OF cases az
xued and the Circuit Csurt Of the United st@ fo
| the First Circuit Vols and T.
to succeed MI story justice for the first dis
trict"
Volume In pre-s. - n
ifowod, ssprsne Rspsrk Howard tBenjamn C)-Re
and adudeed In the supreme oo e
I'd States. Wells, 4, 5, o, 7, and g. .-- -, M.
These reports follow Pctss and with those reports ana Daas
Crunch and whsaons, comprise oil the deeao"s o' m ns
court known to our law .,,.,,uu., u..,ax
o. IN, u,e !, un.a @ iIl (. ,eady in March T-dly
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University Of Virginia.

Tue next annual Of University Of Virginia
meaee ON LIST of October and without
aud iecureshp, viz:
Aneent Languages Professor Gessner Harrison, NJ. d.
modern Languages-Poiessor NJ Sehee do We're, LII. ID.
Mahematics-Professor Edward II. Counenay. LII d.
Natural phiIosophy-Prolessor VIM u. Rogers, LII. d.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
g. Moral Philosophy-Professor VIM H. McGuaey DID, Ii. D.
" Law-proessor John ID. Minor LII. D.
"a Adjunct Professor r. Hocombe.
o Lecturer and Demonstration Pathological
hy-'ohh s'aige Davis A. NJ, NJ. ID.
o be admitted into University student be l6
admit one uaSs so brothers % applying o maeuaon the Faculty may
he applicant for admission has been student other in
seminary he cannot be received into the University
ne produce certificate seminary satisfactory
whole necessary expenses exclusive Of clothes books and
lpocketmoney, are estimated as folIows
board including furniture and attendance for months sl00
Fuel and eandles to be furnished by the Proctor and
;ao,n.oIy, ., s,o u two n The The same Ioom at s5 IS
Res. of dorntoy, sfo half occupied by Two
Mscnisios fee use Of library and public rooms Is
Fses singe professor be attended, $50 two $50 each
If three or more SIS EACH
In the school Of law in the junior class the fees above
in the intermediate class they $50 in all
senior class ~ the higher fec in each instance giving ad
s2s,
Medical Department.
department the entire expense for tuition including
the Demonsrao tic cket and dssecing fee $9 The session Of
tenye that of other medical Union,
tending only two lectures day.
Lap School,
s ae % n, @ the e.
commercial law will be taught fully
civil together with an exposition Of the most important leading
casesin law and equity.
Aug l2-oawswtol
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United States Patent Once,
0efohsr q 1aSl

o,
IN the petition Of NJ Sore Of Paris France, praying the
" tension him for of
preserving iron and steel from oxyaon
from the patent, which
day of December, A. d. 1851
II IL ordered petition
Saturday, 9th December lS5i O'Clock, M
notned show have
why said petition ought granted.
ersons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specifically writing
days before the day of bearing All testimony flied
be used the said hearing bo taken and
cordance rules the ofice which
picaton.
Ordered, that this published National
Republic and Union, Washington, d. Courier En-
gure New York Pennsylvania Inquirer Philadelphia,
Providence Journal, Providence Rhode Ad-
veriser, Boston, Massachusetts; Bulletin,
eans louisiana Pibug Pisburg
week three weeks
cembeI
THOB. EWBANK,
Commissioner
r. s. Editors OF papers will please copy
bills the Patent Oice with containing this notice.
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A NEW Route TO Pittsburg. VIA the baiomors, sns-
gyehanpo and Rairoad7hronsA TO PmsbWk IN
express. Of will leave Calvert station an,
with te United States Washington and Baltimore al ct
a. m connecting fast line at Mddietown - NJ, ."
riving Al Harrisburg at u, r. m, 10 dinner :,
TN. arrsbua for al
passengers have inc option OF
either The thence by packet boats or
stages direct fromH HoidaysburE TO Pushnrf .,.., a.
Tcte win be following points BY this uan, 70 VII
yoyl Wrisbtsvle Coumhs Marietta, Mddletowp, Harrisburg
New Port Perysvlc ewistown McVeystown Hunt
inrdon, Holdn nysburG and Piusburr : -, ,,.n..
This train with the Cumberland Nm,ey fa"oan
which through Carlisle shppcnsburg Chambeseua and
points this road -. :.
Fnr from washington io any
the points OF the company VIII De NJ e
dep and Ohio Railroad Company on c av o
morning receive the baggage, wmeh VIII DC
'" ~ " s ROBERT STEWART
oe,,Af Ticket Agent
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fall and Winter Goods.
uOOE BROTHER, Co, Pennsylva avenue between
Ill and 9Th have just received and offer the
citizens Of the cities Of Washington and
surrounding counties of Maryland Virginia. full and
complete OF French English and India
dry goods of the importaons. They
Very brocade silks, colors
Extra rich brocadc silk Tor evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole
Heavy silks all colors
Real Irish popins, richly waiered, all shades
Superior wide colored silk velyets every shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths, great variety
EIspch Mous ds mines, new designs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, ard caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
embroidered Canton shawls, from 5l2
VeIy manullas, styles
IN yisitcs, also styles
RenIc cas- shawts, long and
Real hmer and Thbet
Long andsh ho sewing and gloves
Bali &C kid gloves, and shade
Black silk Iaces, and colored silk hinges
Thread laces and nsertings wide and narrow
AM cambrc ruhiings
Muslin N cambric inscrtnRs and edEngn
SASH neck, and belt ribandr &C., hc.
Together entirely and desirable goods SUIT
able Tor the approaching which weekly ndd
that purchasers be assured OF hndng h
All time. fashionable styles The lowest
prices. ,,oo, pporupp = Co
Sept l2-u