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SITKE THYSEAE!

NOTTATs' Pills and Bittcrs, Hungarian Bn'-
IKl sam, W!sar's Baisam, Smiths Tonic.
Bulls Ssrsaparilla, Pepsin, and all Of the sove-
reign remedies of The day received and for sale
by jy 81, 81 A. SANpf RS.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

A Ii. persons DESTROYS Of bniiiins substantial
"A houses, can now be aceoin1oaated with
hasd lumber Oh all sorts ard sizes, by calling on
The subscriber al MeCafthy's Saw Mill Wag-
on Makers. ana a. other traSassneE, using bard
lumber, will please give Us call.
As ne intends Keeping constantly on hard, an
assortment Of iirst rate hasd logs, hs will saw TO
order By the shortest nesice.
ALSO. Pine Lumber kept ecastantIg on hand.
EZRA CARPENTER.
Davenport, lGlh April, 1851.
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SHARP.

TNINE Table and Pocket Cutlery, great va
L. rie'y for sale at HAKES Jewelry Store.
lame o6
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WsaaTas LEAD.

A FEW more i IS Of that pure White Lead
n at The same low price Just received; aissa,
No. / Lead and Window Glass lower than they
can b purchased elsewhere, ~
July ist, 81. A SANDERS.
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U,HE MISSES JONES, will commence tn,
i Fall Term of their School for Young Ladie
and Misses, MONDAY, Sept |. Terms as usu
al.
Davenport. Aug. 81, 1851
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NOTICE AND LAST CALL,

LII persons indebted to the late firm Q
"A CnRlsrte s. WgLLEs, are requested 10 cal
aud settle Immediately with Geo.G. Weles a
the old stand, or their accounts will be put Int
legal train Of collection
Davenport, Sept Ath, 1851.
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BUTCIIERING.

ylylIE subscriber has again resumed the hust
ness of Butchering aud will hereafter hov'
fresh men, regularly every Tuesday, Thursda,
and Saturday.
Meat cellar in his dwelling house, Front s.,
opposite steamboat landing.
ri y. MOORE.
D,var,o,t ang elst. 1851. soft
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Roy WANTED.

A Industrious, intelligent boy, DESTROYS o
n learning the Printing Business. can obtaiI
good situation by application at the Gazette
Office. One IRON the country would be prefer
red. Gazette Office Aug. 26th, 1851.
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CINCINNATI NEW CHEAP
STORE.

IYEviEE subscriber has just arrived and is now
opening a splendid assortment Of DRY
GOODS suitable for this market, which be Wi,
sell as cheap the cheapest lie would res
pecifuy invite all 10 call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
- ~. s,sS., consists OF the latest aud most fash
ionabie style Of Prints; Lawns, Ginghams,
Barege de LANES, Plain and Paid Masias.
Dress and Bonnet Sill 5; all kinds Of Ronnel
Trimmings; Artificial Flowers, Thread and
LisIc Fdgings; Silk and Cambria hdk!s j; Dlack
Italian Cravats; Mode Shawls, splendid article!
Blk silk I.aces; Coronation Cord. and Other
trimmings for dresses; Alpaccas, Muslns OF all
descriptions; French Linen, Hungarian M Y
lures; Cloths Clssimores. Saiinetts, md jeans
Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Velvet and Sltii
Vestinas: pins, needles. steel beads, hooks and
eyes, hair pins Ihimbies, perforated paper, Zeph-
VI Worstcd buttons Of all kinds hosiery, gloves
Irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper
Crash, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents. Fine Goat Morocco and Calf Skin
Boots, Mems Enameled Gill and Kip Saocs.
Youths and Bows Shoes, Ladies Enameled
Jenny Lind. Excelsior. French Kid and other
Slippers, Enameed Caters, Buskins, &c.
Misses do. do. A very large stock
Of Children's Shoes.
ALSO, good assortment of hardware.
A very large stock ne Qneens and Glassware.
IF the latest patterns, Looking Glasses, Window
Glass, Nails, sc.
GRoeE glEs Of all kinds,
Together with a GREAT variety Of other Arti-
c!es. ali of which will, be sold Caeap for Cash.
store opposite the Steam Mills, Front Street,
Davenport.
April 80, 1851.
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Cloths, Cnsss,aeres and vestings.

Black French twiled Goth, plain do. Blue,
green. bfown, drab, mulberry. cassiniers, black
Doe Skin, ps .in do Fancy mixed grey; brown,
blus, ye.iow, green, tweed, jeans, brown and
white drill &, Vestings, black figured and plaius
Satin, Brown d. Buff and White Mareeiiles;
Cashmere dc. All of which will be cold BY the
yard or piece low, or made up TO order in tho
most fashionable styles, and good tat guarsn-
teed in all cases.
JOHN JORDAN.
MAJ
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which ne VIII seii
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
His stock consists in part Of COATS, tine
black, blne, and brown, drab and grew Sack and
Froes Goats. TO. Alpaca Croisa Cotionede,
Linen Check, Chiniz.
PANrALOCNS, every style ard color, black,
brown, green, yelow and figured Cassifaers, do.
d. Satinei, Aipacca Linen, &c. &c.
VESTS, lack silks, figured and plsin, Sltins
do Alpaca, worsted linen, &c.
FURNISHING GODS, fne linen bosomed
Shirts, check, hickory, calico, cotton under-
shir,s, suspenders, silk neck and poke. hand
kerchiefs; dc. silk neck t;es-co!ren hose
trunks. Carpet Bugs.
HATS, fashionable SILK Mole Skin, from
s2.no M 10 $3.50 Panama, Palm Teafi Straw
Caina pcari. Brush Wool, Angola. Fur.
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CONSTANTLY on bsni and for sale either Tor
.Icasl, or on time 10 suit rurchasers-Patent
guaranteed. Apply 10
lam 30th COOK = SAhGENl -.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
DR.. Christie'S Galyanic Bracelets

Are found Of vast service in cases of Convul-
sions or Fits, SpaSmodc Complaints, and gen.
eral Nervous Affections of the Head and upper
extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis, and
all diseases caused by deficiency Of power OF
Nervous Energy in the limits or other organs Of
the body.
a. Many hundred Certificates from all parts
of the country OF the most eXtraordin AIRY char
acter can be given, if required.
u No trouble or Inconvenience attends the
use of DIR. Christie Galvanic Articles, and the y
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with perfect ease and safety. IN many cases
the sensation attending their use is highly pleas
ant and agreeable. They can be sent TO any
part of the country.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
STRANGE ENOUGH,
To d. c. MoRErEAD, NJ. ID.

To d. c.. MoREnEAD, NJ. ID.
have disposed of all the Galvanc Belts
with the exception of tro, and tie results have
been most successful, beg you will SEND me a
new supply Immediately. young man in a
town adjoining had been out of health for a long
time, and unable to do any work at all. He
tried The Regulars unit they completely phys
icked his pockets we'll as his system. He
then concitdcd to try Belt, and his parents and
friends begged him to take of the Belt-said il
would make him worse, &c, but lie kept it on,
and the next day went 10 haying, and has work
ed hard every day since.
Yours truly, A. J. SMITH.
Bristol, n. II, Scptemt er 10, 1880,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
POETS CORNER.
AUNT HETTY'S TOILET IN 1880,

AUNT HETTY'S TOILET IN 1850.
BY F. ID. GAGE.
Come listen, girls and Will tell
About Aunt Hettys toilet;
Twas one that sraced LET passing we'll
Don't laugh and nake NE spoil it,
Aunt Hetty stood just five feet ten,
Without her shoes and hose;
Welcomed and graceful too, wlthal,
Blue eyes and Gfecian nose.
Her hair above her reverence bump,
Was always neatly tied,
And DER nine inch cushion drawn,
And fastened on one side:
While fearful Grizzles stood upright
Upon her temple smooth,
For glossy rinelets then were held
Both ugly and uncouth.
Long strings of pearls o. milky hue
Hung careless from her neck,
Ger her vandyke, cut square before,
Of muslin without speck.
Her dress, of co; thy damask silk,
Full FIVE ellis wide or more,
Was stiifen'd with whalebone hoop,
And swept the sanded floor.
TIE ample sleeve the elbow rsach'd,
And fastened by band;
And gloves with fills six inches deep,
Adorned each pretty hand.
The waist, three quarters of yard,
Was trimmed with ribbon o'tr,
With point and tassel hung behind,
And buttons up lie ore.
Spanked kid shoes, with peaked toes,
Adorned her little foot,
With heels iull out three inches high,
And made of cork TO boot.
Her 'kerchicf, made of cambria good,
Was always large and ample,
Without embroidery or lace
Girls, follow her example.
Her bonnet but my weary muse
Her feeble wing must drop;
If you would see its like again,
Go view an old gig top.
And when Aunt Kitty went 10 church,
In works, calaSh and all,
She walked in seven feet dignity
o., me! but wasn't she tall!
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

Taking Time by the Forelock A
young lady of wealthy parentage, fledg
ling from one oe our fashionable board
ing schools, type of modern elegance
was recently united by the silken tie of
matrimony to gem OF beau. The pa
rents on both sides being surrounded by
all the concomitants of luxury, and the
many agreeable paraphernalia bespeaking
the possession Of "the DUST" determined
to get fine "este blishment' for the
young couple, and accordingly they were
settled in fine mansion.
A few days after this, school compan-
ion of our heroine called upon her, and
was surprised to find so many servants
about the house.
why, Mary said she, what in the
name of sense have you got SO many
people about you for?'
'Oh!' replied madam, we havn't any
more than we want. There is but one
cook, one cham bermaid, two house girls,
one houSckeeper, and-a-child's nurse.
I'm sure there are not too much
Hal ha!' said her friend, what do you
want with child's nurse? Oh! that's
too funny
well, we hav'nt any immediate use
for her, but then when we were married
Charles said that we would want one,
and you know it's moi always the best to
leave things until the last moment
A Proposal.-We heard Of curious
proposal the other day. Among some
two hundred bathers were a lady and gen.
tleman who had shown a slight partial
ity for each others society. An immense
wave unhappily carried the lady off her
feet, and buried her for an instant in four
feet of water. The gentleman hurried to
her rescue, and on pulling her out she
breathlessly exclaimed, with mouth full
of salt water (the water is very salt here
ooh, Augustus-dear-ta mel per-
sh-have-mercy- me, Augustus
and-oh-oh--oh--take me-
Thanks, Dearest exclaimed Augusta.
'you have made me very heppy.'
'Thanks--for what, sir2 coldly ex.
claimed the lady, taking long breath.
For your favorable answer TO my pro.
posal,' said Augustus.
PROPOSAL heard nome
'Oh, yes, but you did, my dear
made it when you were under the water
and you said yes, and told he to TAX,
you; and l mean to take you at you
word
'Ah--well--dear me-ask pa-apd-
of course said Augustus.
The pair will be made happy this fall
Fourth of July Scens.-Police office
meets Mr.. Ferguson in a crowd.
Officer--Mr. Ferguson, judge fror
your appearance that you are tight
again. Don't reel against the ladies tina
way, or shall have to arrest you.
Fergnson--Now Mr.. What 'ye- al
'um, you (hic) are mistaken (beg pardo
ladies' if you think / am the leastes
tight ! am only fhic) little eleva
ted. You see I've been down TO The Coz
tihultural Garden, and revolved in tn
Defango. just to ceremonate the gloriou
levorution that brought our countr
thic) right side up.
Officer--Sit down, Mr.. Ferguson, yo
cant stand. What had the Fandango t
do with your present condition?
Ferguson--Why (hic) Mr.. Hossifei
the rotary motion of the machine ha
made me awful dizzy--collapsed Chic
my idees together.
Mr.. Ferguson relapses into lethal
gle state and is carried to the lock upl
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND,
IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, FULTON
COUNTY INDIANA

IN ~ w -NOIlil L - IL OAN
COUNTY, INDIANA.
G7y5IIE County Auditor and Treasurer of said
g County will proceed 10 sell Section SIX
teen (l6) i'll Township twenty nine (29) North
OF Range trhee (3) East, on tie
29ih DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1851.
ut the Court House door in the Town of Roch-
ester, between the hours prescribed by law.
The terms of sale is one fourth of purchase
money paid in hand, and the residue within
twenty five years from the date of the sale,
and also with seven per cent interest to be paid
annually in advance OH the residue.
Also at the same time and place will be sold
n part of Section thrty-six (36) in Township
twenty nine (29) Range three 81 East, TO make
up the deficiency in said Section, sixteen (l6)
Town twenty 800 Range three (3) East,
Said Section is laid off III forty and Fl ~ acre
lots, and is appraised from ,25 to 1925 per
acre. The North part of Section sixteen is we'll
adapted to farming purposes, and that portion
IN Section thirty SIX is the best quality OF land,
and good timber.
JOHN DOUGLASS, A. F. G..
ISAIAH HOOVER, II. f. c.
Rochester, Sept. II, 1851. pr fec 1915 35It.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
DR.. ChriStie's CaIyanic Necklace

Is nsed for all complaints affecting the Throa
and Head, such as Bronchitis, inflammation o
the TIL cat, Nervous aud Sick Headache, Dizzi
ness o. the Head, Neuralgia in the Face, Buzz
zing or Roaring in the Ears, eaineSs, which i.
generally Nervous, and that distressing com
plant, called Tic Doloreux.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

All the Patent Medicines worthy of public
confidence; among which are
TnWns endSSarSGparila Loree' Ohio Liniment
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
wv "a NrEEDs

In exchange for any of the above, articles, Cash.
Wheat, Lard, County Orders, Ginseng, Seneca
Snaker0ot, BeeSwaX, CranbeneS, Dried Apples
and Peaches, Oats, Feathers, Wool, Hams, Fat
Cattle, Tallow, Venison hams, Deer Skins.
Coon Skins, Flour, &c, &c, He is not hard
TO please about the trade, if he can get pay
down, and having no rents 10 pay, or profits to
divide, he will sell as low as any body in North
ern Indiana. Every article sold by him is war-
ranted TO be what it is recommended, or he
will be happy to refund the money.
ii. B. PERSHING.
I'm B.-Customers waited upon day q
night.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
Dir. Christie's Calyanic Belt and
MiGNETIC FLUID.

-H-A - ~ ~ - IL I III,
Is u7ed with the most perfect and certain sue
cess in all cases oil General Debility, strength
ening the weakened body, giving tone TO the
various organs, and invigoratimg the entire sys-
| tenn. Also in Fits, Cramp, Paralysis and Palsy,
Dyspepsia or Indis eStiOn, rheumatism; Acute
and Chronic, Goute, Epilepsy, Lumbago, Deaf
ness, Nervous TremorS, Papilatlon ofthe Heart
ApapleXy, Neuralgia, Pains in the Side and
Chest, Liver Complaint, Spinal Complaint and
Curvature the Spine, Hip Complaint, Diseases
of the Kidneys, Deficiency of Nervous and
Physical Energy, and all Nervous DiSeasss;
which complaints atiSes itcin one simple cause,
namely:
A ARRANGEMENT OF THE NER. SYSTEM.
In Nervous Complaints, Drugs and Medicines
increase tie disease. for they weaken the vital
energies o the already proSirated system: while
under tie strength ening, lfe-givimg, vi,alizinc
influence OF Galvanism, applied by this beau
II nj and wonder III discovery, the eXhat> ted
patient and weakened sufferer IS restored TO for
mer lealth, strength, elasticity and vigor The
great peculiarly and excellence of
DR.. CllristicS GaIranie Cumlirfs,
Consists in Tie fact that they arrest and cure
diseases by outward application, in place the
usual mode of druggine, and physicking the pa
tient. till exhausted. Nature sinks bopel eSSlv
under the iflicion
They strengthen the whole system, equalize
the circulation oftle blood, promote the secre-
tons, and never do the slightest ini.iry tndst
any circumstances. Since. heir introduction i'm
the United States, only three years since, more
than 1O,0GO Persons.
including all ages, claSSe S and conditions, a
mong which were a large numl er of ladies' W he
nre rec;iarly sui jet to Nervous ComplailitS,
have been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED, wien all lore ofrelief had been given
up, and everything else been tried in vain.
To illustrate tie use o the Gavanc Belt
suppose tie case OF a pclSon afflicted with that
bane of civilization, by pepSia, or any other
Chronic or Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases
stlmulants are taken, Which ly Il cir action on
the nerves ana muscles o The stomach, afford
temporary relief, but which leave TIE patient in
a lower state, and with injured faculties, after
the action thus excited has ceased. Now COM
pare this With tLe effect resulting from tie APP
T.cation Of the Galyanic Belt Take a Dys-
| peptc sufferer, even i'm the worst symptoms of
an attack, and simply tie tie Belt around the
body, uSiugtL tie Magnetic Fluid as directed. In
short period the insenSible pcrSpiration Will
act on the positive element Of the Belt, thereby
causing Galvanic circulation which Will pass
on TO the negative, and thence back again TO
the positive, titus keeping up a continuous Gal
vanic circulation throughout tie system. Tits
/ the most severe cases of Dyspepsia are perma-
nently cured. few days is amply sufficient to
eradicate the disease of wears.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
LapOrte Book Bindery,

II ME subscriber Ia kes this method of inform
J. ing tie citizens of Plymouth, and sur
rounding country that he is prepared to dc ev-
cry description OF work at moderate prices. III.
b. PERSiIING, Agent for Plymouth, to whom
may be entrusted all orders for me-
JAMES MERCURY.
Laporte, Sept. 3. 1a5l-33--1y
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
For The Removal ailli Permanent Cure of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,

And of those Complaints which are caused 10y
an impaired, weakened OF unhealth condition
OF the NERVOUS SYSTEM
This beautiful and convenient application OF
the mysterious powers of GavaniSm and Nag
netiSm, has been pronounced by distinguished
PHYSICIANS, both iii Europe and IN tie United
States. TO be the most valuable medicinal dis
of the A.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
p r / c E S !:

Z Il 1 { e s
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
IL The articles are accompanied by full and
plain directions. Pamphlets with full particu-
lars may be had Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
u Bewa OF counterieits and worthless i'm
itationS.
d. C. MOREHEAD, NJ ID.
General Agent for the United States.
1872 Broadway New York.
For sale by ii. b. PERSIIlNG, sole Agent 70
Marshall County, Indiana.
Plymouth, Aug. goth, 1881. Silly.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
CD E L ~4

l5G GIL. Linseed Oil, baskets Olive OH
lU0 90 Speim Oil, ] bbl Castor Oil.
loo Tanners Oil, Dbl Lamp Oil;
ED " Ii va IL So
100 Kegs White Lead bbl Fire Proof PaintI
IN Oil Mol, pure $50 lbs Whiting,
and extra, 2on lbs Venition Red,
100 KSgS WhitS Lead 300 lbs Lampblack;
Dry 100 lbs Cfome Green,
| Dbl Yellow Ochre, 100 lbs 90 Yellow
20 Spanish Brown, In Oil,
Z" French Yellow, Cans OF Red Lead
| " Putty, III Oil.
900 lbs Ped Lead,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08


STOVES
in tie Wabash valley, of almost every dcscrip-
ton. Among his selections are the following,
purchased in Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Dayton,
Rochester and Albany:
The ar-famed Farmers air tight, which for
beauty of construction, economy OF fuel, and
capacity for cooking, is unsurpassed i'll this or
any other country.
Tie ~cil-k nrwn Hathaway, Gebhart and
MarShalPS make, Dayton, Ohio-and at Day
ton prices, warranted two years.
All sizes and qualities OF Premium, Universe
Fulton and Reliance Cook Stoves, which lie
offers very low.
An excellent assortment OF ten, seven and
Six-plate, and Franklin stoves.
All the above stoves are warranted Of the
best material, and to give entire satisfaction
TO the purchasers.
lie invites attention to his large variety OF
Parlor Stoves. And particularly to Superior
Self-Regulating Alright, that SguireS but one
tenth of the wooG necessary for fire place.
He has a full aSsortmeli !. ID she following
articles:
Copper Plain and Japanncd Tin. and IIol-
low-ware, AndironS, Waffle irons, Sugar ket-
ties, Skilleis, Stew kettles, Duch-Ovens, &c.,
Boat pumps and Lamps, Sheet iron, Copper,
Brass, Zinc, Lead, Cow, and OX-BellS, &c,
and few superior Straw cutters. He has also
an excellent article of Well and CiStern pumps
with wood, iron or lead pipes.
! The above articles will be sold low for Cash
or most kind Of country produce, or old Cop
/ per, Brass, Pewter, Bceswax ana Rags.
A. NJ. HIGGINS.
! N B-Call at tie stone building, corner o
Market and Fourth streets, where job work
will lie done at short notice.
Logensport, March Goth, 1851. II ly.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-06
The Executive of Mississippi.

We learn from reliable authority, that it
is now certain that Governor Quitrlan has,
or viii resign his Office of Chief Magistrate
of Mississippi, and on Monday next, leave
for New Orleans III obedience to the writ
issued against him, by his honor, Judge
Gholson. for an alleged participation in ar
ranging, in the United States, the necessa-
~ preparation for the late invasion Of Gu
ba. under the Command of General Lopez
We are authorized to state.the fact, that
the writ issued against Governor Quitrnan,
IS MOI against him as John "a. Quitrna1l,
Governor Of f1se-S tdtesof mississippi, but
simply against John a. Quitnlan.
The duties of the Executive Office will
slevolye on the Hons John 8 Guioil, Press.
dent of the 5enaie for the remainder Of
the gubernatorial term.
Flag OF The Jstton. Jan. 81.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-06

UNITED STATES SEaAToRs-The Hon. Henri
Dodge has been reelected, by the Wisconsin
Legislature, a Senator FOR six yeats from the III
of March next.
The Legislature of AIassae hnsetts having sill
failed to efecta choiee,shave postponed their bal
lettings to the 10th of this month.
The OKDIvANcE OF 's7.--We publish today
an important decision of the Supreme Court q
of the United States, reference to the validity
of the above celebrated ordnance.
The decision to which we invite the notice Of
our readers viii explain itself