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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-23
THE PLYMOUTH PILOT.
Is published Every Wednesday by!
JOHN @. HOWELL.
At Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana


II paid IN advance, (or within two months
after subscribing, SI,5O.
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to-positiueiy.
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left by the Carrier, will be charged Fifty cents
IN addition to the subscription prce.
B'No paper Will be discontinued until all
arearages are paid, unless at the option of the
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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-23

five seconds past five--the very time to
attack shoulder of welch mutton-ha!
ha! ha! Good morning, gentlemen. good
morning. You see l know what time of
day it isl and with this Rowan left them.
The watch says our informant, still
remains in possession of the Rowan FAM
ilv
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-23
Communication,
For the Plymouth Pilot.
OUT-IN THE Woops,
Marshall Co, April l9. 1870.

Marshall 20, April ~. 1917.
Mr.. EDITOR: Your paper has reached
our settlement, and we all like it mighty
well. am taking an Eastern paper
now, but for all that, felt bound to en-
courage Press in our own county, in
which we can see, from week TO week,
a record of passing events throughout
our borders, in which. of course, its
citizens take great interest. The sales
of property. notices of estrays. markets,
deaths, and the names of those who have
jumped into the uncertain chances Of
n,atrimony, with other news both local
and from abroad. make up, among other
things, strong reasons for supporting our
own county paper. As for news, (now
that you Printer folks use tanned Light
ming to illuminate your readers minds,
YOU can furnish them with the aews a
week or more sooner, than they can re-
ceive it in the Eastern journals.
am glad to see that you will pur-
sue a moderate course as to Politics. The
people. particularly the Farmers will
like you all the better. The heated
battles in political warfare are but sell
dom fought amid the quiet and peaceful
scenes of Agriculture.
AS to this abominable practice of
continually lashing your political oppo-
nents, its pretty much like whipping
children-you make them stubborn, and
whip more devils into them, than you
whip out.
have noticed, Mr.. Editor, that we'll
conducted newspaper not only interests
old folks, but the young ones, too. The
various incidents it describes. not on
ly informs, but attracts the attention Of
the youthful mind. The study Of a
school book is apt to be regarded by chill
dren as task--the perusal of news
paper appears 10 be privilege.
Your terms Of payment, too, are very
easy-as am told you take most any
kind Of Produce from the Farmer-and
any dicker that is suitable passes at par
in your Office. The mere trifle that
Farmer brings in to pay the Printer is
never missed from his yearly product
Printers must eat like other folks, tho
oftentimes, suppose. Mr.. Editor, they
live on .'the substance of things hoped
for but not seen."
/ hope that individual "who didn't
take the newspapers" and who was sur
prised to hear that gold had been discov-
cred in California, didn't live in our
diggns' Wonder If he thinks the United
States are still fighting Mexico?
Send M Prospe cius. I'll try for one
subscriber. any how'll all now on your
list would do the same, what a glorious
crowd you'd have to cheer you on in your
labors. - Yours respectfully, .-s,s
f- A HARD WORKER.
l.True as preaching" every word of it.
Hardworksr ''talks like book" There's
grit about that fellow. Well be pleased
to hear. from you again, sir.-Ep. P'Lor.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-23

A new mode of dispensing mob has
been discovered. which does away with
the use Of military force-ii is to pass
around a contribution box.
An old "revoutioner' says that the
most solemn hour that he ever saw, was
while going home one. dark night di-
rectly after the gal he had been courting
told him he needn't com, no more"
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-23

We learn that .he Peru Rail Road from
indianapolis to Noblesville is doing a
very good business; the receipts, so far.
will pay s per cent upon the entire cost
of construction.
If22 miles within four weeks of the o.
penng of the road, will pay 8 per cent
what will seventy miles pay. connecting
the Wabash and Erie Canal with the O.
hio River? We predict that the stock
in the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad
will be the best Railroad stock in the
State, the amount of business. the Road
must do. and the cheapness of the con-
struction fully justifying us in making
the prediction.-HoWard Tribune.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-23

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

grand evidences of Wing capacity in Massachusetts,
we should be forced to the inevitable conclusion that
barrenness,-uer, inefficient sterility of mind and
destitutiOn of hearts, the chief characteristic of
tie party. If the Springfield Conventioni is an en-
bodiment of Massachusetts whgsism. there is really
nothing in it. There was neither talent nor en-
thusIasm manifested there There was not even
commence IN the party's own vitality For such a
parry 10 make extravagant pretensions of popular
strength Is as ridiculous as it would be for s"Hom
thumb to challenge Mr.. Ashmun to baccanaIian
contest with the hope Of drinking him below the
table, Alas for the Wing party of Massachusetts,
with the sacrifice of its principles it has lost its ca
pacity to inspire the people with any enthusiasm
"A lew more such mountebank Conventions as the
one at Springfield, will relieve its opponents from all
necessity of laboring for its overthrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

MIDDLEsEx MECHANIC decentralization a
circular received from the Superintendent of this Asso-
citation, it appears that novel and interesting feature
in the exhibition, the 10th inst, is to be trial of
speed and trials of power and draft, of locomotives,
upon the Boston s. Lowell and Boston & Maine Rail-
roads. Any individuals or companies having in their
possession any improvements apperaning Railroads.
Locomotives or Cars are requested to exhibit them
report is to be made and medals and diplomas award
ed by committee to be nominated by the Railroad Su-
perintendents of New England, and confirmed by the
government of the Association.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-At meeting of the Free Soil
voters Of this town, held the Sth inst the following
gentlemen chosen delegates the State Con-
vention to be holden at the City of Worcester the
10th inst viz
Israel Plummer Moses Thatcher, Lewis Armsby.
Substitaes-Luke S. Farnum, Mcrrick L. Taft, Den.
mis- Holt.
Voted, That the above proceedings be offered to the
Worcester Spy and Boston Commonwealth for publca-
ton. L. GoRToN Sec'y.
Northbrdge, Sept. 10Th, 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

we are, shoot us, you choose; we are suffering
people, anyhow. God made US black; we can't
help that; shoot US you WILL The revulsion was
instantaneous and strong, and any man who had
muttered word against the blacks, would have
been knocked down on the spot.
1t is not true that the blacks had been counselled
to resist. They had been repeatedly advised not to
fight, but to flee 10 Canada
In addition to the facts contained in the above
statement, we learn from another correspondent,
that the warrant in the case was issued by Commits
sioner Ingraham of Philadelphia, and that the per-
son deputed to execute it was John Egan, common
y known as Hoss Egan, formerly notorious mem
Der of the gang of Killers, and now equally noto-
riOus slave. cate er under the new law.
There were twenty-five in the colored party, and
fifteen whites. Several of the whites were wound
ed, one, Baltimore officer, severely, by balls
through both of his shoulders ] here were eighteen
shots fired by the shareholders party Cor. NJ Y
Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

The WEEK upon which we have entered bids fair
to be an eventful one. Tomorrow the Fair and Ex-
hibiton Of the Worcester County Mecnanics Aasoca-
ton will be opened in the building the corner Of
Exchange and Union streets, and the Free Soil Con.
yeniion will be holden on the same day at the CITY
Hail. On Wednesday the Horticultural exhibition Of
the Worcester County Horticultural Society will be
opened at 2 o'clock, p. m. in the Society's new hall
on Front street, and continue open until Friday even.
ing. On Thursday the Worcester County Agricultural
Society will hold its thirtythrd Annual Cattle Show
and Poughing Match. OF course, with all these at
fractions, city will be hronged with vsiters through
the week, and our own citizens must seup early to do
d he honors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
The Christiana Tragedy.

- PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
Dear Sir: write in great haste, eager to correct,
DIS nave the means OF doing, in measure the ac-
counts just published in our morning papers. oclhe
bloody battle which took place Yesterday morning a
Chrlsllana, in this State 20 miles this side of Ian
caster From an individual just from that place. we
learn mat Shareholder with his son, and nephew.
rom Maryland, accompanied by IT, S. officers of This
CITY and Baltimore, went to Christana afte, two f,
gitve slaves. The blacks, having received notice
OF their coming, gathered a considerable number Of
them in the house which the slave catching marty
were expected to visit. The door was fastened. and
Ine blacks retired to the upper part of the house
When the STAKEHOLDER and his company approach
ed they were warned Off A parley took place. the
sIaVe-holder declaring, as it is said and believed. 81
VIII go to h or have my slaves" The door was
broken In horn was sounded out of one of the win
COWS, and alter an interval, a company of blacks
armed, gathered the spot, and the neyroes in Tho
mousse made rush down stairs and cto,vded Tho
whtes out Here the parley was resumed. the
spokesman OF the blacks telling the white men IN 90
away; they were determined, he said TO die rather
than 60 into slavery, or allow any one of their nun.
Der to be taken. He declared, moreover. that The
o'acks would not fire, but if the whites hred thew
were dead men. Shortly, first the nephew. then the
S'ave owner and his son fired reyolvers wounding
number Of the blacks but not seriouslv one man
mad his ear perforated by ball; the clothes Of OH
ers were pierced and torn but, as the blacks said a.
'erward, "the Lord shook the balls out Of their
C e.. The FIRE Of the whites was returned.
l ne slave owner fell dead, and his son was very
dangerously wounded. The whites then returned
one oil the u y officers summoned the posse. bu, IN
VAIN. Some of the nelghbors, Quakers and AMI.
slavery people, went and took up the wounded mar
and carried him to one oftheir homes, where. Will,
they told hun in Quaker phrase, that 'they had n,
unity with him in his acts, and aborred the WICK
ed business in which he had been engaged, every al
tenon was paid him. Medical aid was instant,
sent for. The effect Of this treatment upon m
young man, as our informant told us, may easy b
imagined. He wept, and vowed il he lived, to cor
rect the impression people had at his home abou
the Aboonists. The doctor pronounced his wound
mortal.
People soon gathered III large numbers at tb
scene of blood The excitement was immense. :
Opinions and feelings conHcted, of course, but Their
was strong feeling in behalf of the blacks. Will
the crowd were talking, and during the ferment, tw
backs, (brick-makers,) passed. One Of the crow
exclaimed "there go two fellows who should b
shot" The black men paused and faced the crowd
and said calmly, something to this effect: 'Her
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

The ENvELoPEs.-rhe several town clerks in
Worcester County reminded that the envelopes pre-
pared by the Secretary of State for the use of voters
are ready for delivery at his office The most con-
venent mode OF obtaining them is, to request the Sec
rotary to send them by Express, as the expense Is
SMALL and is chargabe by the clerk, according to law,
to the town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

HORTICULTURAL ExHIBITIoN.-We hope our
friends wide awake for the exhibition this week
in the hall. Contributions should be carried in as
early as may be convenient and all who have good va
retles of fruit, flowers and vegetables, should send
choice specimens Of each kind, The exhibition opens
at O'Clock on Wednesday, and the contributions should
all be in previous to thai hour. See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
city Hall, this Evening.

We learn that the City Hall will be thrown open this
evening for the purpose Of afordng the Free Sellers
of Worcester an opportunity to exchange congratula-
tons with their friends who may arrive from other
parts of the State attend the Convention tomorrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
Free Soil State Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Con
ventiOn of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will
be holden at Worcester, on Tuesday, September 10th
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates for the Of
fees Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and 10 con-
slider and adopt such measures may be deemed just
nd necessary, in order to promote the great cause Of
edom throughout the Union, and equal rights and
"a a. u 1; ;senaton throug bout the Commonwealth
NJ 10 several cities and towns requested to choose
u,es to the Convention in the proportion of three
and Rniy Representative the General Court to which
any nGg, otfre by law entitled.
r, VIE Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
~ requested to take all needfu steps to secure
aon representation of that portion of the people who
bx eder the claims of justice and liberty paramount to
lrose of party
By order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw, L. KEYEs, Sec'y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

HoRRlD.- Mrs. DrsilIa Owen, of Rock Greek
township, Indiana, attempted murder her husband
few nights since by pouring molten lead in one of his
ears while he slept. Mr. o. awoke before his wife
had succeeded in getting the lead in his ear when she
arrested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
q he o ailp spy.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1851.

u Advertisers, wishing have their advertisements ap
GEAR the next day. will please send early in the day
possible Also, those wishing insert advertisements in
Weekly should send in early Monday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

% Dispatches from Washington announce that Pre-
Sident Fillmore has concluded attend the great Rail-
road celebration on Wednesday,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

lion. HENRY cuAp,N, September 10, 1851
W a,,a we county Of Worcester Inns this d.,
md nv agas me Estates of SAMiEi uy ISSUED
said coty coosr,nLL formerly Of West BoyIson.
of anv hussELI insovent debtors nnd na style OF
aid is, OF he delivery of any pruper,v s payment
c. -, @ debtors, TO them or for hery oeohging 10
nhe any N.Y. opsTs BY them forbidden sy l a tho trans
ors ,vll ha meeting OF the creditors Of snld "Is
VI, oe ned at Court of InsoIyencv 49, fent debt.
sa"h 10. nj ia Worcester in SAID co ,ns oce Of
for The onr next, at 10 o'clock in the en- s
of their Esa,a ' ""u 10 choose an assignee ~ assp,sa
sepi5dstwit JoNA. DAY, ID. s.,
Masaa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
SILVER AND PLATED WARE

SILVER AND PLATED WARE
1Q7 MAIN STREET, 1nH
49, 6 DOORS SOUTH OF TaE PonT orrIcEA l0I
w u nave large assortment of Silver Table and Tea
w spoons Forks, Pie Knives Fish Knives an Fork.
Knives and Forks, lin setts Salt spoons Pickle Forks
lea stfainers, all Of which TO be of good Sill
VEL Unr flated Ware consists of Spoons Forks Tea and
rots each IN sets see Casters Napkin Rings
butter Knives, Desert Knives with Ivory handles ond
many oher articles too numerous menlion which we
sepl5 dwtf d. GODDARn 4 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

- We think full reliance may be placed upon the
following statement, as it comes from the Rev. W. IL.
Furness, of Philadelphia, whose high character is
| guaranty for the correctness nj If
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15

w ~ Sold in WORCESTER by JAMES GREENE;
aas"orh Allen, Barre; Il. Denny do Pains Factory;
W"usWoith Allen, llardwick Dexler Hill Oakhan
1larh, htight, Co., North BroOkheld; Geo i Conon,
ba hT"oSheldi Henry Reed, South Bookfeld: $ b.
EieinInso,, a; 3 f. Blair, Warren; Truman Charles
siskGale H. Hnbburd stubridgc; A. F. Amnldun ~ Co
. uthhfidgei Phineas Benis Dudley; Juham A. 3rucc
Wtos.e Gsrlntr Chase, East Dougass Msicalf d Jones
Manohang Sutton; A. X. Holman v est Su,ton: John al
zen, sutton; Marlte a. Hammond, Charlie on No side. /
~ front Co.. Spencer J. ID. q l.. Harrington Paxton:
~ D. y Mead Kullandj d. ). Hall, Charlton Depot; j L.
brown a o., North oxford; Avery Davis Holden; f. l.
Oulihg, 'inkdae; Barney Howe, West Bovlston, w A.
w DAVIS, Sterling; ID II Gregory Co.. rrinceton; sam
nel ! eyWood HrbbardstOn Daniel w Gomez Gard
neFi John G. lhurston, New Boston; BarrirpIo 4 ssw
ii, south Gardner; } NJ. Whitman Westminster q A
Alien, Y; A. Pierce, Leominster; E. Ballard Jr, Gin.
loni Lew Ioss, Sawyers Mills Roy lston; James f. Nav
har yiston Charles o. Green, sbury Fred chi,
ing New Worcester; Luther Stowe, Grafton; q i Tsn
Co., Milbur,; DS son Broydly a. Co Bramansvlia'
Farnnm ~ Co.. Farnumsvie Milbur, Wiam I'M
Wikinsonvei ~ A. Fisher 81 Co.. Fishers vile. Wriah;,
q Morse. Farnumsrhlej J. Pummer. Nortlbridse; s g.
nates, NhllmsViHei W llliam ii. Dudley Rogersvile.
James W. Aldrch North Ilxbrdge; Robert TAFT IIxbrdn,
Kenyon d Northup, Mlvile; Horace Uoughton w,
BOY boyh9ni " > Ihursion lancaster E. H. Broad, Rut
iahaj M Hancock, Wnchendon; Theodore Tyler New
Braintrtej u &G G. Winchester Ashburnbam. Themes
White West Boy lston; HI Hatch ~ Co. leicester: IT
Giddngs West Erookfed; G. d r. Dixon East We's1,ar
i.aniord iease Oxford; Samuel FIRTH Cappyile Iooi
W. fnelps, Lancasieri =. Ito brook IL Co. HobrookvIe.
a. holman Co.. Bolton Lorn Jacobs Roy ton; Isaac
Springs Joel Hunt, Stephen W. Fairbanks Winchendon;
7. FIERCE Dadmansvle OonesvilleO J. II. Clapp Bad,
v whTs lee Lincoln Templeori Jason Goulding,
Backstonei Henry A. Aldrch, kMendon; LYMAN A. NAV.
naru Miordj d. Is. Fisk, Upton; Geo. W. Warner West
boro Dexter Fay Sons heman Este South oro,, Rico
Cos Norhboro; II. l., Hastings ~ Co, Berlin; o. Lewis
O. 20, Lancasteij ID. Putnam, Lunenburgh; Thomas b.
Io,e James ~ Lane, and stephen shepley, Ftohburg;
JAMES Learned, Ashburnhan Warren d Emerson Royal.
u"ni v. u BraiDan, Dana; II ssett, Chickerng & Co
a.nl Depoii Jumes Gouldng, Atholi Bems 4 Jones
yiilnr, ~ una ny Agents III almost every and
eraly ~ o New England aud by dealers in Medicines gen.
= 0' S'"'es Bypl5 dlaw& weowIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
Fitchbu1.
Dc:

TRAINS leave Wo,d
l. with the Worceste
cept Sundays, at
$50 and IL
X ETURNING-Leave F
500 A. M,
The shortest and most
cester, Mass and Burlii
burg, Bellows Falls and
miles shorter than any {
The next shorter rontl
ows Fails, Windsor, w
lier. This route is 90 II
the one mentioned above
other route to all station
sunpsic River Railroads
Passengers going by e.
train stop at FitchbnrDsC
arrive at Burlington
Passengers in the
Fitchburg three b
or Mortified p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,

For further information regarding valuable Medicines CO..
Pamphlet to be had of the agents where testimony from the bbe
quarters viii be found, among which letters from
Hon. MARSHALL p WILDER Boston Mass
Hon. JAMES c. CHURCHILL. Portland Me
ENOCH PATTERSON, ESQ., Boston Mass
Mass. NoN' ~ -''' '"N VI new beuIofa
Tn4PHH DAIss ,MTRDoCK JR- Esq, wnchendon Mnss
n KiKGSBuRY. NJ. D. Temple NJ H.
T. DARWIN ABELL. NJ d. kindee N IT
EEo JEMETI NJ. d., Templeton, Mass
REV 4: W. BURNHAM, Rndre n III
REV, Rufus Triton Peterborn, N IT
CAlEB :. CARTER, ESQ. Portland Me
Boston, Mass 'N' A>NP"V NVnector custom Houset
WILLIAM NICHOLS, ESQ, Townsend, Mass.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail. at pr;nc;-
pal Office, ScOllay's Building, fremont
Row, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Incipient Consumption,

AND OTHER DISEASES IMPURE STATE OF
STOMACH BOWELS BLOOD LIVER etc. which tend to debi.s
weaken the system.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-15
Used and Recommended by Eminent p
slciams of the present LMY.
TRUE RESTORATIVES.
The Celebrated TRUE
Health Restoring Ritters.

A MEDICINE FOR EVERY SEASON IN THE YEAR,
Remove all morbid seceton purify blood give great tone
and ygor to the Digestive Organs diseases TINT already
ist forfy the system against future disease, time debH-
ttng the patient Being grateful to the most delicate stomach
their CHEERING, ISV1GoRATING
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-19

ID OIilO.
One square west ofthe Public Buildings.torm-
crly occupied by Thomas G. Vincent.
Ar-A THESUBSCRtRER thankful for tbs
Gs9HT@sA patronage heretofore bestowed upon
EssSE5a him. would beg leave to announce
sEsAAasaA to his old friends and the public Mt
rlarge, that he continues at the old stand. This
establishment, has been renovated and put itin
complete repair, and furnished it with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the most
pleasant and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will Ut all things be
provided with the best of provender, and attended
by careful and o~bliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment, is alargeand
WAGON VAR (the best in Cadiz)
and suitable for Menageries and Circuses.
No pains will be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with a call, II
comfortable rs possible, by which means the nn-
hopes to merit and receive II liberal
share Of patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amounto oil
Stabling required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month OF
year.
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnished for Privat Fa-
miles.
/ have connected with the above establishments
Ia LIVERYSTABLE, which, for S lyle of CARRI-
AGES, and 81 fety of HoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
byy anv establishment ofthe kind in the county
CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
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