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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

SobeS G8afer unb Gis.-gon Yitt8ton,
quSerne Gauntb prb unterm Datum Is Sebruar
9ei6rieben, bab bic Susquebanna BON Den fbmeren
&e9tn9hifen am Wcnta9e fart an9eIdpolen unb
NIT srebeS bebedt mar 9aS BaiIer ffanb Sub
bober aIs bel ir9eno elmer fribern 8utb Ginisc8a-
milien batten bereitS ibre Sdurr perlaen unb meb-
rere SobIenminen In Der @e9eno iparen nit gBaIcr
angefiut. @lan befirttcte, bab bur6 fortbaucrnb
miIbeS g8ettcr tas baS Gaicr unb GiS pcl S1aben
anriGtrn ipirbc
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

Dr. s. g. Gber, Der gisentbimer bon "Sber'S
&irI6en geetoraI." III ais @tabor bon aomel. 0lal-
Ia6uietts. eripdblt iporben Der GlbanD "suider-
boder" fagt, fpenn er Gin 70 gutter WlaDor nirb aS
WlebSiner III. 10 pirb er bic neutrality-suspicious.
BON aopeII in seIunbem 3uitanbe erbaIten. wdbrenb
feiner Oienif;eit
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

Das frete SAINT -Sbitem--Die @urael
bon @edbins bie!tcn am boresten Samltaa gbenc
tine @erIamHllun9 I'M bisilsen GourtbauIe, Tim ibrt
gitinuns iibsr bic @rinbuns zines ireen 8ant-Sb.
tfems uuS3uipreden Die gerIammluns mar sabl.
reid unb erfldrte fb in bren 8eI6taiIen an Sun.
fen beS SDfemS Die @tit tsiieber Der 0cIetaebuno
BON bisicm Gauntp. iuurben babur6 onsepieien. fir
bic betrefTenoe ga 30 aimmlfu. tpebe iebt Dor ber
Gefebsebuns III. unb cine Committee ansenent. mil
ben 0efsbeebeu iber bieien 0esenffdne gu CORES
ponoren.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

@om Gongre6 baben mir tpisoer nibtS Sn.
tereffantes au beridpten. Ilnisre en9Iben @ebiel.
bIdttcr bringen nur menig bon ienem 86rper mas
Der Grtpdbnung pertb IN. morans fb perniutben
IdEt bas nidts a8ibtiges perbanbelt piro g8eaen
bic gerdnberung bes SarifS uno Der giuIilbruna eli.
mes tpobleilen POiteeIb- -6elebes 1T nod ni6ts Gnt.
Ibicoenes sefbeben unb es if bo6ft Speielbaft. OF
biee nibti9en SIS in Der iebt nur nod tur5en Belt
Der Sibun9 ipiebsr CUR Grtpd9un9 fonlmen tuerben.
Rab elmer ribtigen Nnsabe bon Nam 9eB. GIq
S6abnleiitsr bon Serfs GauntD, bat ber1ebe i'm
Sabre 1850 i'm @an5en $40. .9o9 76 in ben StaatS-
S6ab beSabt Oageeen bat baS Gaantb an Ser.
mili9unsen rSbu3pede. NabuB bonn StaatStar
&c I'M @an3en $13 1892 70 aus tem ts-S6abc
9edo9cn
Safbin9tOnS8 S8eburtStag fdQt auf ben
ndtfien Samtag. Die bef9en Sreiipuigen Cont
pa9nien babeu It fir ben Sag gu elmer groBcn Pa-
rabc 9erlifct, mas auber ben Sreunben bon @cnera
Scott aud nod beI anbre 2eute in bic Staot brinr
gen unb bic Strapn Icbbait MADDEN pirb.
Die &unf- f-Nusffeaun9 in Der &fabcme
oeren mir pori9e g8o6e ertpdbnen. it etpa8 @roB.
artigeS uno erre9t bic Sctpunberun9 Ntr, bic bic,
ieIbe nod befubt b0bcn. Die SIuspabl Der @emdI.
be III pradtboI unb teren 3abI pieI 9rOBer alS man
e in elmer Stabt bon Der 0rOBe lpie Seabin9 eripar
ten tonntc. Gin GROCER She'll Der @cndIoc tnb tat
@rotutt beiigcr &iln1Icr unb feben benen Der dtc.
rem Ulciifer nibt I'M Winbeitcn nab Die Nusipab
Der ubri9en &unffgc9enftdnte. Statuen, Sifen &c
1T ebenfaas Ib0n unb taS @an5e 70 9eortnet. ba6 Ct
unfcbIbar ben gripartun9rn Der 3uI6auer cntIprc.
6cn muB gScr bic sIusffrnun9 nod ni6t beIu6
bat, iolIte bic @cIr9enbcit ndt berIdumen unb nod
in bicier s8ote bic Nfabemie beIubrn Gintrittspreit
25 Gents tpcflr man ioIange bic SuSneuuns b,Icb.
en fann, ipie man mill
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

Steiner @ d fel-Der Man9eI an Min,.
iorten inter Der Senennun9 bon $5, er5cu9t untel
ben 0eIbdftsentcn iebt man6e @crle9enbct Seit
eni9en sSo6en mirb baS SilbcreeIb bon ben 8ro-
fern auf9etauft tuobnrb baficbe mmer mcbr aus
GirtnIaton iOmmt unb iebt nirfl6 rar iif. 70 bag
bic 9anten Ieber @clb aIs Silber ausbe3ablen Die
Sn3abl Der nod cirtulirenbsn ReIefnoten iff ni6t
binldn9Iit ben Mdn9eI an Silber 5u erIeben, unb
ba bic sSeisbct uniercr Iebtsn @ciebscbun9 ale an
bern tIenen @oten perbrdn9 bat piro bic gsotbmrn-
bi9teit tleine sloten I'M State gu babcn. INNER
au9enitcinibr. unb penn bic @eicb9ebuns nibtS
tbut. I'm Dem llcbeI abSubcIfen, 70 tOnnte eS m09d
iein bab bic S6inpIafier ncber auftommcn
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

S6ulbig 9efunben.-@eorgg gbaroab, bcl
In bori9en Sserbffe, in gbsisr GaantD. cine Sdul-
Iebrern 0amcnS SbaypIeB in Der sbdr bes Sbul-
bauieS eri6cb, in Dor Der Court in gSe- Gbeicr bee
0torbes I'M erfen @rabe i6uIois 9eiunben porben
Die @eranIaifuns gu BEN Morbe ioa cine solbent
lbr 9eipeien iein, rpeIbe bic gerforbene bate unt
bic fb Der Wtorber auf bic slrt berI6affen mpate-
Gin ionberbarer gSe9 cine llbr gu betommen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

Seri6ti9un9,-Dcr &nabe. tpopon mir bo-
r9e sSo6e meItcten, baB er in Ggeter saunI6ip umS
aebcn fam. par Elm Sobn bon Sobn S0fcr IT,, uub
niGt bon Sacob GnerID pe man uns beri6tct bate.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18

eaneaifsr, IL. Sebr. W6rberifbsr
u n9ri ff.-Sn Der porlsstsn 9onnsrlfaas.
nabt fam Elm Wann HamsnS @afparS Stbaurb,
IN bic 0Scbnun9 Der 1Sittwe @inI1d, in Der
Staot columbia, peld)s, mie es beist, er in els
ner unsrlaubkn unb fbdnobsn NblIbt iu be-
fubsn pfe9ts, absr felt sinissn Wonatsn bate
sr fIb sntfsrnt. Sn aemslostsr Natbt fanb CT
itb pisosr in brsr Wobnuns Gin, une sruar
in bstrunfsnem 3uffanbs, uno psriubts @ewalt
an ibrsr perfcn aussuiibsn. 3msi ;ismlib aufs
9swabfsne SSbne Der Srau marftn ben Tins
menibsn ium 6aus binauS, nabosm sr ibre
Wfutter misbanoelt uno einigss 5oaus9srdtb
Serbrcben bate. Salb barauf febrte er, init
enem Sblabtmsnsr bswafnst, surtd unb pers
iubts Surb Elm Ssnifsr sinSuffsissn. Die S6bs
ne 9in9en binaus, um ibm Borifsqunssn sl mas
ben, uno bsi ensm oarauf srfolssnpsn 6ancs
9smenee ffieb ct osm Sun9ifsn oaS Sblabts
msnsr in bic Ssite uno psrftets ibm cine Buns
BE-, rpelbe man fir t6btlib bdIt. Sbaurb
ruurbe srsrfen unb nab elmer pordufssn llns
tsrfubun9 pOr sinem Wisiifrat ins qaneaifsr
Ssfansnis Ssfbidt. Tsfsfrsuno.
pottsbills, Is. Ssbr.-- ltnsll9, bur6
g 6ie69swebr. - Sn psinsrops sauns
Itip erei9nete Itd am Samttas BOT aht Sa,
aen ein ihmsrsliebes lInslhf. 6r. Sonatban
8antner bsmerete eincn Slug Grabsn in fsi,
net 9Siele uUo sins nit (sinsr SlhIe binaus
nno fenerte naeb oenIslben. Sie Susd ihlus
sesen cine WlaGs gis nnO itrsifte ab in elmer
Ihiefsn Nihtuns, uno t6otete 5rn u. Nobs.
bah einen ettpa 400 Uarbs sntfernt ,pobs
nenben S1ahbar, inpem te Dem unsliflihsn
Wanns in oen Scpf fubr uno fsinen aussns
bIiflihsn 500 bsrbsfibrte. 81. Nooebat
lianp Dor Der sbdr fsinsr 9Dobnuna, ale Der
soossbots ibn in bic gwisteit rief [Srh. pr.
Sufalo. = Die grmorouns bss Nbras
bam Smitb. - Beim 9srb6r burd ben 60.
roner bat ft6 berausaeltellt, baB Winn fsis
neepess einen Wloro bsabittbtists, uno ba6
bic Sbat i'm 9treite ssIebab @mitb mar,
,pis es Ghsint, oes Siebtabls berbdhtis, unb
6r. Barron, BET gisentbimer Der @asemlbs
Is, bate oem 9Ormann winn befoblm, ibn
nidt in's 6ans 81 laGtn. Oils Minn ibn
fortseben bieB, sebcrtte Ct ni6t, Ionosrn faa,
te. ct f6nne ibn prlssln Oie semsIpete Ieus
Btruns Winn's, ae babe ct ben W1orp beabs
llhtist, 1T Oemnah uurpabr.
8epreat. - Ser tsrhettiste 6etpino,
ler Sabor Napbespi Elm unaarietber eSuoe,
Der (1h fir enen unsariIhen Slhhtina aus.
sitt, bat fir3Iieb cen lpaniIcben Gscanbtsn
in Wasbnstcn BON 1900 Sbaern befrsit, ins
oem er ibm por(pie9rlte, CT babe elm anoeres
gcmplott sesen Cuba sntbeft
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-18
8erhanolungen Der Staot= 07dtbe.
SeIeft Council 3immer, Gebruar 8 la5r

Der Gatb psrfammslte 5ib, ale Npitoli,s,r
anwsfenb. 9as sasebub tpurbs psrlsfsn uns
9snsbmst.
pr. 6unter mabts ben Nntrag, bag Der 9e.
ribf' blnlibtlb Der Ssleubfuns Der @itp mir
Sas, nun aufssnommsn ,psrbe, nslter Nntrao
9snsbmi9t murbs.
Sor. Gittsr cferirte cine DrbsIsruna,bas bic
Sra9e ps9sn Ssleubtun9 Der Slip NIT @as sis
nsr Stlmms Der 8irssr ibsrIalIen ruerbs, ,pas
NIT gsgen Stlfilen permorfen plirbe, nam.
Iib :-Sa's bic 5srrsn Yrins u. Gittsr,1eins
bic josrrsn @unius, Soiu unb ountsr.
Nuf Nntras BON lorn. I6untsr murben bic
cSa's uno Rsin'S hter ben Original. Ssrid,t n
SsfbluB bsotosrt init fclssnbsm Gsfultat =
sSa's bic 6srrsn ioill uno 6unter-2. Neins.
bic joerren Sunnius, prinB uno Mittsr-3,
Jpr. 5i1 lsate cine &ed)nuna BON San 9ibn
Dor, Sstras $35 372, fir ben @sbraud5 feinsr
an bas SunorsSprisenbaus srsn,enssn Mous
sr. Auf Nntras wuroe bic &e6nuna III BE-.
;ablsn bsorbert.
Dem Seftluit pom Common Gouneil, sos
sins Committee ndmib Sobn Malsbsrosr. .pon
jsnem Sbrpsr anseifsat fsi bsGsn Yfdt es fsin
lou, bic Stene Su perfaufsn Die in Der 3.@tros
Be 9sbrcbsn iOerosn, Wurbe beiaeifimmt.
Qr. Suntsr, Sommittse pom TeusrsOspor.
tsmsnt' bsr'btsts, bas bic bsibsn Sprisenbdus
fer, sSunlor uno Psperlfnf. psrfldsrt wdren
Sor. Soia, le9te sinen Ssfblus Dor, bos cine
bsfonoere Dor bersitst wsrps fir Die Griiblinos.
WabL in wslts jsbsr lSdber feline Stmme
osponirsn fol-. fir ODER ssssn Sslsudtuna Ssr
StraBsn bsr Sitp, mas einffimmis paflirts-
Nuf Nntra9 psrta9t.
Z q. Hcitu,ovpr. eSh..;h
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Der ameritanifbe Sauer-9ie Sc.
bruar- hummer bieier nlblben gderbau- 3eitung 1T
nns 5uoetommcn Die NuSipabl bon nibli6en slr-
fsln 1T biesmal GROCER alS in r9enb elmer porber9e
Dsnoeh s'ummer; Elm SeipeiS, baB Der Seraus9eber
fe'ne Utube 'pdrt ieinc 3etl6rift auf ben b66fen
gunit empor3ubebcn.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Mr.. W. L. Durham advertises his new
Establishment, the plymouth House, y
and from his former reputation as an ac-
commodating and attentive Landlord,
he will do things up right, and render
the stay of guests agreeable.
Our Postmaster advertises arrival and
departure of the Mails.
I'll. B. Pershing advertises "Dr. Soule S
Oriental Sovereign Balm Pills.
J. II. Case, advertises Legal Notice. -
DR.. Brown advertises to cure Hernia,
or Rupture. Also, Electrical Machine, for
sale; and publishes his Professional card.
Piatt d Joseph, do up their work so
we'll, that the public are crowding them
with Jobs, and they want another Jour.
They also advertise their Cabinet Shop.
J. H. Case, Esq. talks about his Tailor
ing Establishment, and tells you where
you may find him, if you want his servi-
ces as Justice of the Peace.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
A Modern SllylOck.

7. J. Bradley, formerly an editor in
Quincy, Illinois, recently died in Jail at
Boston. where he mad been confined for
debt. The wretch who imprisoned him.
was informed that poor Bradley was in
the last stage of consumption, and that
i'm prisonment would hasten his death,
but he refused to release him. That
hard-hearted creditor may escape justice
in this world, but a fearful reckoning
awaits him hereafter.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
Land Sales.

Some of our readers may be interested
in knowing that the lands belonging to
the Sinking Fund,in this county, will be
be sold to the highest bidder, in
indianapolis, on the 18th of this
month, on a credit of five years, with
interest. Bids may be sent through Mr..
c. II. REEVE, of this place, (who is the
agent for this county.) if presented by
the llth of this month. Further par
ticulars may be obtained on application
to Mr.. K.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
Fatal A6rly.

We learn from the Wabash SEX press"
that an unfortunate recontre recently oc-
cured at Wosthington. Green Co., Ia,
between G. J. Barrickman. Esq. and
John Mickle, which resulted in the death
of the latter NJ. asked B. for fifty cents
which he alleged B. owed him. B. in
vited him to examine the books and ex-
pressed willingness TO pay him, if any
thing was due him, but observed there
was something coming the other way. NJ.
got very angry, and swore he would have
the money or take it out of h1s hide
M. followed up his abuse, and finally s.
saulted B. with a log of wood; but
while in the very act of hurting it at
BIS head, B. struck him with hand
spike. NJ. fell and died next day. We
understand that no blame is attributable,
TO b, as it was a clear case of self de-
fence.
The Gazette adds, that Mr. 3. is one
of the most intelligent and en.erprising
men in the county, and is deeply panied
at what has occurred. He gave bail ior
his appearance at the next Circuit Court,
in the sum of $500.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
Thursday, May 22d,
Signs of the Times.

The leaders of the Wing party seem
TO vary good deal n opinion as to their
nominee for the next Presidency. The
friends of Fillmore feel indignant that
his claims are so completely overlooked.
while Webster, fears that, even with
the aid of Federal "blue lights" he
never can and votes enough, south of
"Mason & Dixon's line," to elevate him
to the station which has formed his
thoughts by day md dreams by night,
for the last five-and-twenty years. Sew
ard, of New York, who rests his claims
upon Free Soilism and Abolitionism, and
we know not how many other isms, is
doing all he can to increase the bitter
luminosity existing between his own and
Fillmore's friends. Mr.. Clay's name is
but little mentioned in connection with
the Presidency, His waning political
fortunes, added to the weight of years.
forbid the idea that he will again be a
candidate.
As far, then, as we can judge by the
present ''Signs of the times" Gen. ScoTT
will be the Wing nominee. He, too,
like the lamented TAYLOR, must rest his
claims upon his Military achievements,
dangerous as they are when paving their
wgy to power in Republics, unaided
by Civil requirements. That danger
is clearly shown in very country
where Gen. Scott has reaped his latest
and, perhaps, most enduring military glo-
~. AS General, the whole country ad-
mires the "Hero of Lundy's Lane" and
"palsied be that hand,' that would pluck
one leaf from the Warrior wreath that
encircles his brow; but we hope the day
may never again come to this Republic,
when the judgment of the American peo-
pie shall be so dazzled with the tinsel
and glitter of military fame, as to for
get that the Statesman without Militia
~ glory, is far safer to the liberty of our
country, than is the Warrior, without
Craftsmanship.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
Stc2rsl ESO3t RACE.

c. Capt. Wards Steamer. the Ocean
has been racing for some time past be-
tween Cleveland and Buffalo with the
Empire State. the officers which had
boosted that theirs was the fastest steam
Ell on the Lake. Public notice was
given. so that no passengers should be
on board but those who were willing to
risk the consciousness. and Capt. Ward
commanded his own boat-Thev made
some four or five trips in company. the
Ocean always coming out ahead, untifl
at last the Engineer OF the Empire State
acknowledged the corn," and the Ocean
returned to Detroit TO resume her regu-
lar trips TO Buffalo. The shortest time
between Buffalo ard Cleveland was 10
hours and as minutes. s. 3. Register.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
A Restless Bcd-Fel,OVV.

A gentleman was awakened one eveu-
i:.g by conversation in his barn, and be-
ing DESTROYS to know who had invaded
his territory at SO unreasonable all hour,
he took a lantern and quickly opened the
door, saw an old Frenchman very drunk,
in the embrace of young tame bear
which was chained there, and heard some
thing like the following dialogue" all
on one side; What you want to hug me
SO for, eh? lie still | tell you-what the
d--lyou come to bed wild your Id
rough overcoat on, ELI? If you don't lie
still give you one licking"
Concluding that the man was doing
we'll enough, the gentleman let him tough
it out till morning.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07

SuTeS OF a tuttuH9 UOftu, uHu Utp "a eP'|e
of mirth, too"
A man in Decatur county, Qa.) lately
sold his farm, and received payment in
bank bills; he carefully tied the bills up
in the corner of quilt, which he threw
into wagon among some straw. Hav-
ing occasion to leave his wagon for
moment, he laid down his lighted pipe,
and when he came back the straw, quilt,
and farm had disappeared in blaze.
Father Matthew was at Nashville at
the latest dates.
Thirty horses were consumed by fire
last week. at the National Hotel, in Cir
cleville, o.
The Erie railroad is finished, and the
cars will commence running on the lst
of May.
Horace Greeley will be present at the
Worlds fair in London. He will cores
pond for his paper while absent Horace
is keen observer, and will make his
letters interesting.
Barnum has given $500 to aid the
Temperance cause.
The Washington Telegraph says that
Gen. Lamar, of Georgia, and a Senior
Gonzales, of Havana, are the leaders of
the Cuba invasion.
Judge Ballard, recently elected to Con-
gress from Louisiana, died on the goth
ult.
The census Of Oregon city, now amounts
to 1910.
TMo women slowed themselves away
lately, among some barrels on board
vessel from Liverpool to New York, ho
ping to get their passage for nothing
They could not hold their tongues, and
were soon found out.
Florida has been in possession of the
United States thirty years, and yet has
only 81, 0OO lnha bltantS.
The railroad fever is prevailing to
considerable extent in Pennsy lvania, sew
eral more railroad charters having been
granted.
The extra session of the New York
Legislature will convene on the 10Th of
June.
Lieut.. Hunter, of the U. S. Navy,
committed suicide last week, in Phila
delphia.
The Wabash valley for general health,
for the last few years. will compare ia
vorably with any other valley IN the
Union.
An Ohio farmer, lately, lost S93 worth
of sheep by dogs. Under late law in that
State, he can draw half their value out
of the county treasury, from the tax on
dogs.
A lady in one Of the Irish courts late
ly plead her own cause, and showed her
self deeply learned in the law We
have lady doctors, lady editors, and la
dy preachers-why not lady lawyers,
also?
A terrible hurricane passed over Craw-
ford co., Ohio, last week. Large focks
of sheep were totally destroyed.
A man named Hill hung himself in
Jail, at Columbus, (Ia.) last week.
He had just been sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for years.
A Shoe mandatory has been estab-
lished in Charleston, S. c., and is doing
a large business. Some thing new for
the South.
Com. Barron, who killed CT m. Deca-
tur in duel, died at Norfolk, Va. on
the 2lst ult.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
"Are Open 4 Unsettled Accounts

Subject to Taration, under the new
Law?'-A gentleman of our place ad-
dressed the State Auditor on the above
subject, and has politely favored us with
the Auditors reply. We publish it for
the benefit of all concerned:
There is no distinction between notes
and accounts,--the balance due on &C.
counts on the first January, are taxable. -
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
A SENSIBLE WING.

The New Orleans Bee. wing paper,
speaking of the nomination of Gen.
Scott for the Presidency, says:
Gen Scott is much talked of. He
would make gallant nominee, but there
are weak points about him-tender spots,
which cannot be touched without ma
king his friends vince, and which his
nemies would rub and gall with unmer-
ciful cruelty.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
Melancholy Accident.

We learn that German, who resided
near Earl's Mills, in st. Joseph CO., was
instantly killed on Friday last, by the
falling of tree, while he was engaged
in chopping.
We were unable to learn the name of
the name of the deceased, or further
particulars of the sad affair.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07

We learn from the Detroit Tribune
that the funeral of the lamented Gen.
Brady, was attended by $4,000 persons.
Business was suspended, the stores were
all closed-and notwithstanding t h e
storm, the usual military and religious
ceremonies took place at the grave.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
The Nav Party.

On Thursday evening last. was quite
an agreeable affair. The music was in
fine tune-the supper one of "Sherland'S
best, "-"dancing was kept up all night,
til broad day light, and
Call went merry like amarriage bell"
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
Paper Carpet.

The Cincinnati Nonparei says, that
a M L. Howard has discovered pro-
cess by which carpets can he prepared
from ordinary wall paper, placed upon
canvass, and vanished; which it says
are very neat and durable. and they
can be afforded at such a low price,
that we think they will come into We
ry extensive use. A carpet of this kind
has been put down in Mr.. Towards
store for public examination
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07

Spencer, who killed PARCELS week or
two since, in Columbus. (O.,) is a
wealthy cattle-buyer of that vicinity
The Columbus papers state that the muir
der was most unprovoked. Spencer is
in Jail.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
Flowers

We hope that our fair friends will not,
at this season, overlook the delightful en-
ployment Ofcultivating flowers. Eve
~ one may have a few, mad the taste once
acquired, it will not readily be relin-
pushed. A woman destitute of a love
for flowers, seems TO us a mistake of ma
ture. The delicate. the fragile. and the
beautiful. should have sympathies with
all in nature that possesses the same
qualities.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
RAPID TRAVELLING.

1t is expected that passengers will be
conveyed from Madison to New York.
in fortyeight hours over the Erie and
Ohio roads, and with the assistance of
lake navigation between Cleveland and
Dunkirk.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07

/" INcENDARIEs ABoUT.-An at
tempt was made on Thursday night, last,
to fire the "Yellow Creek House," in
this place. The fire was fortunately dis
covered in time to prevent any materiul
damage.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
wisconsin Wheat Crop.

The Milwaukee Free Democrat says
We regret to hear, from further and late
advices, the most discouraging accounts
of the wheat crop throughout the State
1t is winter killed in large quantities,
and the early drouth has still further de-
pressed expectation of anything like an
average yield.