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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
LIVE--AND LETLIV I'VE.

4 PROPOSITION was made when my
IA MILL was burnt, TO take Il SubScrip-
ton for my relief. 4 objected to it at the
time--for good reasons, as 4 supposed. 1 now
say to the people of Marshall county, am in
want of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, To complete
my Grist Mill, by the st of Nov. next. viii
receive II as stock lor two years, and pay 10
per cent, and return 1T IN two years from the
lime OF receiving IT, as follows: one-third Ju
ly lst-one third, September island the re-
malnder Nov lst Al STiN FULLER
Plymouth, May %, 1851. l9tf.
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Rochester Knockings!

NEW GOODS, just received by Rail Road,
7 and Tor sale cheaper than ever, by
PONEROE x Co.
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e a BID ATES.

Mr.. HOVER L.-Piease announce the
name of WILLIAM WHITE, as a can
ddate for Representative to the State
Legislature, for the counties Of Marshall
and Stark. Subject to the Democratic
Convention. MANY VOTERS.
Mr. HoueU-You will please publish
the name of WILLIAM NJ. PATTERSON,
as candidate to represent the c6un-
ties of Marshall and Starke. (subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention,) in the next Legislature;
an oblige MANY VOTERS.
May %, 1881.
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New York NV 81.

The steamer Cleopatra seized lately
for alleged connection with the Cuban
expedition, has been given up 10 her OWN
er. OH his affidavit that he intended to
use her as d trader between New Orleans
and Texas.
a serious accident took place at the
Bowery the atreuuring the performance
of Putnam" last evening. While J. NJ
Cook was riding, his horse fell. breaking
Mr. C's arm, and otherwise injuring him.
A meeting of the citizens OF Hoboken
has been held, and steps have been taken
10 organize military force.
Washington, May 81.
The Intelligencer states that claims
damages done by Indians i'll our newly
acquired territory and to Mexican pro-
perry.
Washington, May 30.
A Misunderstanding has occurred be-
tween the Secretary of the Navy and Mr..
Bache, Sup rintendant, who had dismiss
ed Lieut.. -. from the comma nd OF the
Legare, which the Secretary disapproved.
Bache refused TO appoint AImy.
The new French Minister was pre-
sented to the President yesterday.
Alexander z. Dallas and K. a. Wood
left the city this morning for Bladens
burg, to fight duel. but the police ar
rested them, and they have given bail to
keep the peace.
New York, May 81.
Flour-S3 81 and 81 90 for Mich, and
Ind: 81 81 and 81 So for Genesee.
Wheat--fdir demand; Gcnesee So IL.
Corn--western mixed % aud 50 cents
per bush
Buffalo, May 81
Flour--very dull and heavy; buyers
wait for lower prices; Mich S3 80.
Wheat--heavy al 50 cts; small sales.
Confess active; 10 cts per bush.
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Buffalo, MAY 81

Flour--very dull and heavy; buyers
wait for lower prices; Mich So 80.
Wheat--heavy al 50 cts; small sales
Comes active; 10 cts per bush.
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Notice.

ME undue notes of the personal property
Il property of II. II. Cummins, deceased,
and John Ashley, deceased, are now due, and
immediate payment is requested and further,
II SAID notes are not paid before the 10th day
OF June next, said notes Will he found IN the
hands of the proper officers for collection.
W. VI. DUNHAM.
administrator Of said estates.
Plymouth, May 10Th, 1851. nlS-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that have Ia
Y ken out Letters of Administration on the
Estate of John Plat, lac of Marshall county,
Indiana, deceased; all persons indebted TO sail
Estate, are require 10 make immediate pay
ment, ard those having claims against said Is
tate, are required to pre-. cnt tte.r claims duly
authenticated, according TO law. The EStale
is probably SOLVE CASpAR CRUDE,
May 10, 1851. off Administrator.
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Democratic District Conycn-

a Democratic District Conycm-
f:On.
Composed of delegates from the coun-
ties of Stark and Marshall, Will be held
in PLYMOUTH. on
Saturday. Iune GSGll,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating a Representative to the
State Legislature, and Commissioned
for Marshall County. Tie basis for vo-
ting will be arranged By the Conven-
tion. By order Of the CcatraI Com
mittee Of Marshall Co.
Plymouth. June 4. 1851.
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PLYMOUTH PILOT OFFICE
"Wednesday June z, ESiE.
IRON WANT

L&WM " An NMlDo
TEyEN TONS of OLD CASTINGS, wanted,
4 for which will pay GOODS, at the cOun-
ter of PoMERoY's OF WHEELER store, IN Ply
mouth Farmers gather up your old iron, and
lring 1t along, remcnbering-"Th penny
saved is as good Is one earned"
JOHN McFARLTNE.
Plymouth, Ia, June ], iS5i. 2)f
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s. RE III 1 II D!

StTRAYED from the subscriber, on the 18th
y inst, dark brown MARE, coming four
years old. star IN her forehead, hind feet white
above Ter letter locks, marks OF harness on her
SIDES, TWO tieS on her shoulders, one plainly
seen: moi Shod when she lcti, Ial MARKS wish
bile: Gully hair IN front aud on each side of her
head: hair of under the tail. | Will pay the
above reward for her return To me, or .or any in
formation that may enable me 20 get her again.
ANSON LAFONTAlNE,
4 miles north OF South Bend, la.
May g, 49,. 1855
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D.xELCW 3 z Arn1S2
IT. E9Sa SD
.EsA 1a

lTESSENGEtS pass 20 and from al! p'a
wi ces on routes nf Fit,hburgh, Worcester
md Nashua, Vermont aud Ias-ac hds'its,- =
cheshire, Sullivan, and Rutland and Burl,ng.
on Railroads..
Connection. with other companies arc SO
,rranrcd iha, al Exaress Natter can le tor.
vltdrd without delay to any part OF the u
ni,.d States, Canadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus "f nnr routes.
Buadics, Bdnh .N'o',s, Sp'rie and .Herohdn-
Jt:e generally. forwarded with dcspn'ch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
colsc,cd, paid or neg stated Stocks, Fro.
hucr, and Nrrchandi4e, bought or sold. and
all kinds OF Express Business promptly atlen.
ded 70.
In sending money or parcels of considera-
bic vnlue, the amount must be stated, n'hcr'
we we are not responsible. IN cnsr'of loss,
beyond the sum Of fifty do. lars for any one
parcel.
Al, u7ckages should be made compact ms
Dussihir. = I'D no package viii br received I'M
less in rood order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accompanied
with written orders, uusealed, and personally
signed
Letter. cannot hc taken, it being prohibit
cd hy the Post Office Department.
Allp.ckares should be marked"Bi2cluw .
E1pre-s."
PRINCIPAL Office Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK IL RICE, Proprielors.
PaAT, L. FosrE Agents, Rutland.
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T0W:s TERN Pa sci &c. s.
By Rairay direct from Rutland and
WhiichoNto Schenectady.
VS.. 1880 ssf s,ye.s,

The undersigned have perfected On ar.
raAgenicnt with the different lines of pub
lie conveyance between Rutland, VI, and
Whitehall, TO Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight 10 any port on
the Upper Lakes. Lake Ontario, or River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall to
Schenectady and Buffalo Also by Canal
from Schenectady TO Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching At all inter
mediate ports, To Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence to Chicago,
via. Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight Tor any of the Lake
Ontario or River St Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence to Osweso by Rail
road
In consequence ofihc reduction Of fare by
the Railroad aud Canal -oat Company, 1t
will bean object for passengers TO avail them
| selves OF this mode OF conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
| to the comfortable accommodation CT passen
gers, and are commanded by men Of long en-
perience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid 10 them
Families emigfa,ing West, by calling on
the undersigned, will he advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled To
procure ''cRtls lur any OF lhc western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in.
formation call on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leaving, aud make n con,rac, on
board the Steamers, rs 1t will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply 10 the following persons
Wv. IL. SrEvESs,)
\. REED, On Board Champlain
WM. GaSpALL, Steamers.
j. ID PonrER, East Rutland.
$. Il. SARGENT, Whitehall.
! J 4 SMITH, -
/ C.. RICHARDS, Cast!cton,
! s. Law r>cE, Iiydcville.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fairhnven.
Whitehall Anil ISL JS.36
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Titcomb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR

BY the use of this Hive, Bees are pro,ec
led through our severe winters, on accoun
nf the even temperature of the air wuhin II
aud us peculiar arrangement !or ven ilalinn,
that not swarm hns been lost from .ie ma
ny hives used within the three years past
4 is complete protector against the al
lacks of ncishboiins hePs. bee-moths. Ae.,
and affords peculiar faci'iies for replacing
did brood combs by new ones. II is unequal
ed as stock hive, swsrms issuing from II
from two 10 threc weeks earlier ihan FROM
any other lave. The surplus honey Ia readl'
~ obtained from II. IA pure state, without
touring the bees. in boxcs Of suitable size fer
family use or the market.
MS iIiv is constructed on philosophers
and scent principles, agd needs only tn
I've seen TO !. .urc as use ny those who are
acquainted Sith The instincts aud natural
HABITS fthe honey bee.
y. ~ WARD. Nin6sor, VI is agen, for
'a' sale ~ Crr7'-, Torn, and indYiua
rsso SGT
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IMPORTANT TO INvAL7Ds

tEN.iE l-spcsdirg ,nva'ii.. and Nil those who
u have been disappointed by the rash and
ip",prricnceI caper'nen,'list., are apprized that
tho treatment pursued by Dnctor ANDRUS, to
sT-.t the trctvcry ut iuvaids. is different from
to,t az any practitioner in The Union, and has
h-rn prescribed turarwards Of fortyyears in the
i nj Locke Hospital Ionduu, with invlriabe
rIcr,~ "a every variety %: disease heing a luz
IVY Tor al the lex ar the well. and p assessing
tn. INST remarkable cutatiN epo"erscyer intro
du cd u any aye or nation. Mineral, cau,tic AVID
I-rit,tin, med c,nos are 20 long injurious that
he delicate ami sensitive suffer more from the
apiteut remcd, than from the disease itself;
wAile vegetable medicines could not equaizc
aud promote the necessary circu ,tion-oniy
burden the system. Wna, required are med
irIn-s more harmless, active aud invlg, rating
TN. long looked for desideratum in medical
science IN, been attained and satisfactorily wi.
denleJ.
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STATE OF VERMONT iDE IT remem-
District e Rutland, 81. ID bercd that at
special session OF the probate court "f The
.aii district ot Rutland held a, Rutland ia AID
"L .ri4 d.''i.es u sac lJIh day VI Sept. \. d.
isjl
PIE cnt, n N. Harvey Button, judge.
Whereas, Edward r Hodges late admins
traitor of the estate Of Alexander ". Reed
late Of Rutland in sad district deceased, m
estate las applied t. the sad Pr"bn.e tonr
'roP'',ng 10 render another ecaount If h.
dn'n,stTatlon OF said estate and thcIcin tn
CORRECT anT erfor, ipuud 10 lave been madc
"a the former accounts thereof:
1hert'rr,, II IS ord lr.d by sad court thu.
he eSan'niII"n q sad account for allowance
ard anr Deere proper u Re made on the rem
!ii'n thereof be and the same are hereby r..
rlrfd D. = stated ses, ION IT SAID court 10 be
Lc!d at l''o oflirc of the Register Of said conri
n SAID Rutiand on tho Is; ;iondsy, being
he 'nH Gth day of Oc.oher 4. d. Iaji, and
hat nGhce thcIof be gwen by publishing a
certified copy &C the record ofthIs order three
seeks successiTelY previous thereto IA the
Rotand Herald a newspaper printed at sat
Rutland IN order tina, all persons interested
herein may then and there appear tef'rf
.s,d cGnu and object to sad aceoun, and de
cree e they see raIs-
fr-srayV record
hE>Rf NALL, Re-. ',' 6
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

An and after Monday, Dec. IG, Ie5O,
~ Stage will leave Castleton ev cry da
Sundays excepted, an the arrival of the Cars
from Burlington aud Bellows Falls, say nj
IA 7. 81, and arrive ut Salem n. Y. at {
?, NJ same evening,
REIuRSiSG.
Leave Salem att A. NJ. and arrive at Cas-,
Teton At O'Clock Z. NJ. to connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington and Bel,
lows Falls same evening THIS line passes
through Eas, roullney, Yves: Poultney, Mid
lie Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron 10
Sairm. BADWELL, FIELD Il co.
December IL; $50. 30
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DIR A\l)RI'S

in,y he Consulted at tho fR>SxLls HorHL,
Nntian1 On the l3th and l4'h Of every month
il all eases Of consumption and nervous deSility
FITS hip and spinal di-etscs. scrotula and all al
i"ct"n- ~ tho ar nary organs, gtayet piles. f-s
MA c weakness ma all rheumatic. partlytic and
m"rcura affections and al l,menes. IN general;
Affections al The lungs, cough, asthma. dyspep-
Ella &C..
nr " personal and professional experience
rnahc him 10 Offer IN all eases AMI from what
ever Cause the p'w-Ts 81 the constitution NAV
have nrc a. "n'rchled, safe, permanel and
,De" is restoration II health. Mcicine ,ur.
II 'n.d IN all cases T. last the paient Que month.
az s., AVID IA M case would i. cost over So to
cH,'t cure. Long standing cases can make =
'rti tree of charge the first month. aad arc re-
Glcsrei 10 Gail. 30
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YEAST POWDERS.

THIS is decidedly most dcsrbe article ior
all hou<skocpers to nave on hanl. u is al
,yuss ro,dy aud sure 10 act. The dough requires
no string, but is ready 10 bake as soun as mix
eli. II is suitable tor almost all kinds of Sweet
cakes. Gingerbread, Dumping, Griidle cakc'
&c. .'ry Box-ynu will surely be rieaset
vita i, for sale ny
Chas. Burt l. son.
RuI md sept. 8 ISL
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Valuable Books.
For Sale,

The undersigned wishing to close business
IN this place. offer their entire stock OF goods
a, cos, for CASH. Any one wisninG to 60
into ,r de would find this good Location
and can buy our stock 1T goods q, hatgS'h'
GASKILL d. WEEKS.
E,s, Clarendon, June I0lh, 1851. 81
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LIQUID SOLDER.

FyOR welding China, Glass Marble, Porre
q lam and Earthcrnware. Warranted IN
.o,,hie and to Withstand heat--the best ortI
Gle ever invented, for sale by
~ SPENCER
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iiiiS IIrcsri
t,f,,.,rs,n,n -.
last, ,sk,,, ,h.
i,furr .f,tt,t,.
&c lee Al,
use ar r.tot.
iup and itnss.
tHg The lIuir
u pt,vttt. 'lr
~ a.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the subscrier
n either on note ar account, now due are
rar,cnlarly Informed that paymen, Is desired
Immediately. LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland April 81, l-il -
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PAPER HANGINGS
ii L. s p L n G Err,
IN order to supply the unprecedented de
4 mand for his new and rich STYLES Of
~ ma -, \ C-,N-I..

G.OO,44 PAIIl.o
is now openE. new lot, this day received
All vino have examined the assortment IT,
ce,vcdb b. him few weeks since, unite N
pronouncing the styles superior to any ever
before seen IN Rutland County, and the pri-
ces varying from q 20 80 cents per rolf
most reasonable, To those II Is only necrs-
sary to say that this 10. comes tror, the same
establishment.
Rich Velvet, Satin, and Common Borders;
Window Papr's, &c.-e.egant styles,
All Interested are requested 10 ean and
examine this stock at the
RuTtAsD Corsrr BooKsroBn,
MAN ST, nearly opposite The Franklin Hotel,
Two doors youth Of Court sauars
asN, VI
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STAPLE STATIONERY.
This day received by

IT. T.. ; T I. y Z i. Il
Letter crp. fgr,pe.;l lJechonic's ins,tand';
Academic a.st,nd,: Cocoa Nnfcr Cnps; Bar
rel Sand 4 xes [foseaonal; Patent AIR Tight
iakasnd. in,-r"O Cocoa Peck
g, i6LstAnd. Ituhjer Bands, lsor, knvcsIv"ry
IL ,rta aloaaeas: f,het's Pencils. Russia QId!s;
Pc bean Pen h,ders. Jenny Lind Wax: Law
IN -io""s. sc. *. at 'CnIon' oticcs-iea per
cent uH
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BLESSING OF THE AGE.
The most extraordinary Medicine in The
W0rld,,
THE WONDER

1h's Eriraet is put up in guar, torres: IL is
si1 Hrifs ehedpr, pieasdnttr. and ,rdrran
ted Superior 10 any sold. cures rifhpm
romHing, Pnrging. sicheniog, or detitiia-
ting tie susftm.
We have manuiact nrei 500 Goa BOTTLES of Ssrsa.
parma dutinR the past year. ard are new ltitirup
at least hW bottles Ier day, using vf thc SnTsa.
PNiia fuN ~ ohc nnn'h than ali tic ,thss u.tuutac.
turers al Sats,patila ia one yehr lir. ~ p Iuwus.
heals Satsapatil'a IL warranted to keep .nf any
iengtb Of time Ia all climates hi. Ex,raci base
ell mare Of the following discascsthin all the o,h.i
advertised medicines together have done. Scfoiula
or KINGS EVIL nhstin3te CutaacouJ Erup tiups, Pom
pesoI Pnsiucs on the face Batclies. Eics chronic
sore Eyes, Ning Warm or Tcii,i, Scald Head en-.
atrcneni and pain az the bones aud 'iuis stubborn
Ulcers, Syphil,c Disorders, L"mhaeo Salirh,u,n and
ali Diseases Arising from an in jldcious USE # mercu
life. II nyatt.h'. ---- N IN Ind ou d,
pysp-psid \.utIpi,. general aud notVuus n.n,ti, ,,
Palpitat"n oi the Heart. Liver ComIlaiH, ufa'
maitcn of the Kidneys Ladies al pale con il"Nun
aud consumptive habits. ant such as icbliiiaiel
by those nhstru,tions which cn.acs are liable IL,
restored, by he OF bottle two, TO bloom
and vigor.
The number Of diseases mentioned a'ove as cuvcd
by This preparation Of Sat5aiar'lla, may seem arce
but we are. nevertheless. prepared To prove ny an
extensive of certificates that such Is The fact
fraction Of he evidence which We uosscss concern
ing each disease, would be received by any udiC ia
tribunal rs complete demonstration. II must he r.
mccIhcrch that all Tins riehiitl array of ma'nh.-
Though appearing 10 an endless variety at flrr,s al
yci sitniIar ~ their otirin and cuu.ts tor they ~
sprmP directly ar Indirectly from cutnif ft',5a'u
II the hlnoi were III a pare. healthy AMI active -
II would drive all these complaints fnn the .,steut
aud chronic disease would be impJasihIG'
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TO NEsIFRN PASSING ERS
TIA CHEAPEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

10 buffalo, from thence by Steamer or
A,chigan Central Railroad, TO Mich.
gan, Illinois, Indiana, or any
Of the Western or South
Western States.
This Company have from eigh, TO len boats
leave Schenectady, daily. Sundays except,
edo for Utica, Syracuse, Roches,er,and Bef.
aip.
FAMILIES cm'graiingWcs, will find il to their
advantage and convenience To- take this route,
az they Will be enabled to accompany their
Goods all the way TO their places Of desina'
ton, aud nc tharCc tor uanshipnent at But
ialo
Parties Of | : ~ 90 will be accommodated
with Il roar, exclusively, 10 themselves.
For P.lSS.fGE or FREIGHT apply to
NJ, Quis,, Burlington, } ID. PoRrrh, -.ut-
land C,IicUAIDs, Cnstleton, GIoRoE Pan
10, Steamer Ssitus, w. +. GA>DAL, Steam
=. ur l'ngton, W. II. srgyrss. Sralner
Whitehall, ". II Br.L, Schenectady. ~
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roTycp

I'His may e,'r', ! bA,s -. , p . 49, '
i 80 tIs4dess Il Ptc'tUH. ir rruau ~
t.orii0, ~ 10. tita, safirg L,' ~, rcIl.N. q 10
. " nStriy - oeuifati isT J. m.rt. ana eihtI'
sith J.. m. Asd i,hs,i hot 10 liable to ay -rH
% his dsbts Al therefore. that contract "'tL
D. "a r,i cavern tns,r,eI,es socorditR,s. aud
i.ke due ao,,ee Thereof iLNAh Fkts ON.
pituiatd, 50is Altij, ls5l. ~
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The immense and Increasing .'rmnr for r.. { e
To"nserds Slrsaptriiia has mad. II nrc-s.ar, t'''
ihuc' To enlarge Tie Uprtaicis uiltui'ctur" We
di.inal suhsa"CrS used in acknowledgement itlc.
and as each Ingredient rrquit,s to I've carefully a.i
accurately tested tie rrujtietns havr found II Ne
cesar! to place the Conpuuudinr Department Il"
charge Of a competent and responsible Chemist onr
whrse scientific repuiat inn Will he fan euaTaula- rf
public confidence. Dr.. JAMES Il. ClliLTG'N has as
sunied this duty.
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e. 20 he w,,n,u,ih, sovereign ten'fty wilde they
will he surprise! that y"I much bchiii The -
.in, 10 have V~"l tt before. Ii - u" ihing II
has hrcn brhre the pr'c for ye1rr. aUlI ts ncrca,
ing sale shows the estimation in which IL il hrih.
JAMES NJ AIlS1EE, IA Fulton st. New Yoik.
and al the DRUGGISTS IN the United States
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U.iYING TOOLS.

Having 4 large assortment of Iiaying Tools
on hand We are induced to offer them very
low for CasL. ID. TAFT * Sons, S'dlcy y
Dun,on, March Cast Steel ~ Steel Rock
stv,hes We are selling at .harntadarer' pr'-
ces, angling from ioriy-two TO seventy-hve
cents each,
We have Stock of foods on hand and
are deicym,ped 10 sW them, and we confident.
Is hchrve that we shall be able 10 Satisfy the
most did.cHt that IA he qna'Hg and pace Of
our G.,hs w are not 10 be be.t 10y any con-
,crr in the Couu'ry.
w II Ll-rpvr, joins Cocoon.
Eutlgnd, Jus 9Th, 1851. 10
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AIlAA1GAN IDIGL
uANGvtR srRtEI.
nOSTON.

Tat und.n.ncd hlving entirely 'eeu,l'
AND enlarged the abnrt -xirnsiS- ~stau!ish'
rnen;. containing ia at sb"o, $50 rooms
,s,u.i respectfully g've notice tSat II - no"
Rad, Cor The reception and accommodation oil
the travelling community.
An .1iendrI notice al The unsurpassed
convsnipae.r, cf this House - deetnrd So
pr,1ius, as no numer"us Improvements
winch have been made cannot be mac" can
not he properly gryen IN an advcrusrhl"ml'--
suiira 4 to -, mat NJ rNP"nse "hs zee"
,n,rra 10 fcndeT an apartment pfritct
IL, :l,n,tnrc was made expressly to o'drr
reg, iIl,..s uf cost and cctia'n portions 81 ~
.,,,rc,a.l, the drawn. rooms, VA! Ue iohnn
:, he OF The mt hr,u,tfill and tasteful
.1.nuC,-tu,c Tae dln,ag rooms are cap1-
ro,. aud the hours fpr mems w'll be so
nri,nlri a. 10 suli the convenience of Inc
ear. aud late.
lv.r, dcp,r' n,~n, viii be conducted IN an
u.ra rrp.fon-hh manner, auf the proprietor
p!.d -. h,s-lg that the American House shan
-tritiy ,h- Travellers Honm 4.27 50.
Ian. i-ii. Lt"iS 't"
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Que Of The Greatest Diseoyclcy
Of the Age.

WHITE s nam RLSTURaTIrEt
rrEkLy VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
Fer restoring, Rcou,tying, Ci,ansiar, soft.
tmBH. and Dr&Hsa the nam
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WARRANTY.

Scch u our to7fdcurc ~ iis vit'uos rss' v, a.,
WILING 10 'rnrr7R this HirdI,,ne IN ~r,sv ,cu q,
ircfm to(d t.h"rs uted according I-lts ,ir.rl,c,,
IN pig" 7,h Of the plH'phl' iu' &c jue ~t,r7,lo o.
zach hattie 81" wherr TIN NEON Is 20, .. 40.
hat "" IL deriving benefit from H. Ny rttlr6Lt ~
Notilo within a Aouts' time
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wsrrnv,iIH KNIVES.

s,,t Dffsvni y 'c,,-.Beusim Lhe'p ana
!. ts ssls Ci.ss tDt Cash. hy
II. l.. SPENCER.