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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-24

We were immediately put in commupica-
tion with a number of spiri:s-Gen.
Jackson. among them. He appeared TO
be very fond Of talking-no doubt fancied
our locofocoism He says that Sam
Houston will be the democratic candidate
for President, Gen, Winfield Scott the
whig candidate, and that Houston Will
be elected by triumphant majority.
The old fellow is as hot democrat as ever
and declares that democratic measures
must prevail. He says the Cuban diff
cuties are not yet mnated-that Gu
ba will revolutioni2e in less than year.
She will not be annexed TO the United
States, but will become In indie pendant
republic. The old General was very
agreeable, and took much pains to enter
tain us. He beat two or three tunes
during the evening. When we express
sed desire to see the process Of spiritual
writing. he readily consented to crafty
Us. I'm twenty minutes he magnetized
the mediums arm, and wrote the follow
ing:
Fellow citizens and Friends: now
"a
consider of the reality of these spiritual
dsmonstra tons. Do good is all have
to communica te at this time.
Gen. A. j."
Asa further manifestation of spirits,
tables, chairs and a clock lave been mo-
we'd, at the request of spectators, with
out any visible cause Hundreds of test
questions have been answered correctly
Rappings are all the rage.
The public must draw their own infer
ences. All who have visited the medi-
UNI are astonisht.t 1T the t!emonst ations
-most OF them are convinced Of their
spirituality, some go away doubling. We
soy nothing. The rappefs minated that
1t would be we'll TO publish their pro-
seedlings in the Friead; we with pleasure
comply, and thereby crafty numerous
believers in spiritual manifest. TONS
Peoples Frisad.
BY telegraphic despatch into o-day's
paper, it will be seen that she Turkish
Sultan had definitely determined 10 set
kossuth aud his com panions a t liberty on
the LIST inst. and that two l.. S irigates
were in readiness TO bring them away.
The proba bility, therefore, is, that the
noble Hungarian Chief and his compan-
ions are now under the protection Of the
stars and stFipps, AID .ha. III a few weeks
they will arrive in the United States.
They will receive such greeting from
the American peopl. as is seldom accord
ed tn either ri.i1ehs or furcigucrS--N
"A. Ledger.
There mar be seen at the Monticello
House a monstsous Radisii, bearing
strong resemblance to the human spe-
ries, and IN size perhaps the largest ever
rectsitd. rs length is 50 inches, and
circumference 90 inches. 1t is forked at
the root. has a curve forming the head
snd neck. with small indentions giving
the appearance Of the human face; and
take it altogether, is a decided curiosity
and worth a visit.-prsiris Chieflain.
Two young hncn in New York. in sa
loon. were trying The strength of their
arms by clasping the right hand OF each
and resting he elbow on TIE counter, and
then endeavotii.g each to force the hand
of the other down. in the struggle, the
arm Of one was broken short osF above
the elbow. causing report loud eno:-gh
io Be heard from one extreme Of the sa
leon to the other.
Z
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Fortune Telling.

nUR customers having taken away The lar
~ gest hall of our Spring Stock OF goods.
they will greatly oblse us by calling andtak-
ing the residue. A sale Of $1,000 worth IN nine
ty days, is sure proof OF io,o pfrees,--Just re
ceived lew supply OF paper and twine, aud
Boys ready to DO them up TO SUIT buyers.
POMEROI u Co.
Plymouth, Jelly It'll 1851.
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Lire fE Sale:

In few weeks we will have large guam
4 tiiy Of Lime on hand and for sale. al the
former residence of 1. n. Lesh, which We will
warrant to be Of good quality.
A. SCOTT,
l. n. LESH,
Plymouth July 30th, 1851. nc2S-2m.
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Now comes the complainant and files
her bill ill this behalf for Divorce, and it ap
rearing TO my satisfaction by the affidavit of a
disinterested person, that said defendant John
l.. Joncs is { ron resident of the State of In
diana, lie is hereby notified that unless lie ap-
pear and plead answer or demur IL saivt bilt Al
tie next term o. So d Court, 10 be holden at
tie Court-hou C in Plymouth, on The 2d Mon
day O: November next, tie same will be taken
as confessed, and determined in his absence.
Attest Il. CORBALEY, Clerk.
PdmervF & Reeve, Solicitors.
Sept. 22d, 1851. no36-3w, [pr: fee 1928.
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Plymouth School.

Sept. 18th 1851. no So
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NVsfa.

The word ''wiic' docs not in our
opinion, simply mean, as Walker
has it, "a woman that has IA lushaud;
for some women have husbands, and
good ones too, who are not wives ac-
cordilg TO our understanding OF the
term. Wife does not mean woman
nor lady only nor a slave, nor n
mistress, q notfIvr, nor nurse, a
teacher nor a companion, tool nor
plaything, hu, she is all these uni.
ted together per mY ct per t0ut, III
one beautiful md harmonious whole.
In society she is woman, in the
parlor lady, in the nursery slave,
in the dining room mistress, to her
children teacher, i'll her chamber u
mother, i'll the sick room nurse, 20
her husband a companion and an
equal; but in no situation whatever
can she be a politician, preacher,
a lawyer, physician or philosopher,
without becoming literary blue.
stocking, the an,ilolc of wife, and
the most contemplate being on earth.
The Office Of = w,rr tlr,cf,,,. :
honricst &c. mos. l,hnr;o,s H.. L;'h
est ,ct most humble no,,t;nn ti.t
frail mortality can occ,nv Nor ;s
there any on c,r;h r. yh;.h thc
Lords ur creation can ns,,;rc no
duties or y vl.ich are more rcsnnns;i,lc
and The fa;tlrnl or ;mpc,tcct dix.
char,r o. wlYich VIII lr rewarded
viii. more Intensity, than those Of The
wife. which &c !..,;cy, +. No ,no ,r
thc c,usn,rn,ccs ,ro ,;.I,,;o C -,
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Through Fare from Charles
ton TO New York $40.
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THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G,

LEAVING the What. at the foo, OF
Lanrcns-s,. daily II 3, p. III. after the
arrival OF the Southern rars, via Will
MlNGION, aud " ELnON, n. G.. Pc
TEkSBURG, RiCuMOND, TO WASH.
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, rHlLADEI.-
pIllA. aud n YORK.
The public is respectfully informed tha,
The steamers oi THIS line, from Cl,arlcs,on
TO Wilmington, arc in first rate condition,
and are navigated by well known and expc-
rienced commanders, and the railroads arc
IN fine order, (,Lc Wilmington nni Wei.
don Road having recently been re all with
heavy L RAID thereby occurring hnth
safety and dispatch A TmnurGH TiCK-
Ell having already been ~ operation Will
be continued as a permanent arrangement
from Charleston 10 New York. BY this
route travellers may reach New York
on the third day during business hours
On and aiicr The first nay ni July mex,
l'aggag" will be ti,:ketcI rom ihr po!n,
of departure 10 Washington Gay, umrr
The cliarag" "la sIcciM agent or EGngugr
Master. Al Washington i,c same IS Il
hr transferred - ;hr care. -: -:,l,lar .uenls.
who WI a.,"np - / 10 New York. and
i'%- atr-'.r ',,.,.n w!i be pursued IN re-
turning South
Through Tickets to New York ran
alon" be iIati from l.. WINSIOiV, Ancut
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loot 81 l.arrcnS-Strcci, Ci,ar!rs,on. :. {.
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Jnly ,, 1851 80 -,
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
W. c.. BANCROFT,
253 and 2J5 KING-SrREEr


Goa" door below Wcnlwor,h-S,rect.)
We would ugnin respectfully invite the nttcn.
lion Of our friends md customers i'm the country
to our extensive Stuck Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED.
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES ana Kerscys.
Alabama do do
Plain and Striped Osnnbcrgs.
Elcuch.d anl brown DomcAiica
SUPER DUFFIL BLANkETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also particularly invite attention
our IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS. being one Of the LARGEST
STOCKS ~ TIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are n'so prepared tn furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Line, viz lIosicrs, Go!vcs,
Linens, FlanWla, Cloths .Cusimcrs. Bumha zines.
hlpacc:,s, Mcr,nors. nIo,,s,rliain dc Iniucs.
Plnids, .'nconet' and Swiss Musiins, Furniture
Dmiiy. Prints, Ginghnus. Slnwis, Laccs f.dg-
ing, Ribbons, Trimmings, Sc, &c
September %, 1851. fS..tf
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IT. CR "A E,
fz;iniSfnseI;rcr oi ssssaGicS.
LIGHT e. tRRIAf:frS; &.

Returns !is sincere thanks to r-,r,, 81
Tho citizens Of Sumter Disrric, r:S,-s..I1rrT ~
ior their liberal patronage hith,r- ~ S-.Z--E.ll- ~
I" bestowed and brgs leave To inform them ,ba,
lir kc.lr constantly Oh hand the above article,
"i his own manufacture and warrants the same
'n he "I The s,rsi material. Workmanship and Of
the latest STYLE Ills prices shall connect. with
the Charleston prices. and ~ To- durability no
comparison: 10 b. convinced. you will pleas.
call at his Carriage depository On Broad Street.
unicr the Town Hall and examine for your
selves.
With twenty year, experience, and I.iber,y's
ail.
Hell VIZ with the country nnL the arts Of
his trade.
May ii!h, 1851 90 tr
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POETRY,
III N,E'sSaIsNMf.


Il. The to.!o~ip u, u: Eo Ia5ocHilnst h,
trcad lines ia his manner--lirs,. third
sFecon', ami ionr'h. any gentlpman
whose 9btrns5cs have teg.i rejected
wishes to r,'l rnins' marriage, they mus
read AZ wrltCl
That man mus, lead happy life,
Who's !rcc !tOm matrimonial chains
a- WHO is directed by vile,
-ss Is sure 10 suffer tnr his pains.
A,lam could find ro solid peace,
4 When Eve was given hin for mate;
ys4. Until he, saw woman's face,
Adam was in n happy stalc.
~ IN all the female face appears
Hypocrisy, deceit AMI pridr
Truth, darling OF a heart sincere,
&Ss Nicer known IN woman to reside
.iter. What tongue is able to unfold
Tho fascioods that in wo nan dwell
The worth in woman we behold,
3s Is aimos; impcrcepiib!c.
Down with The foolish man say,
Who changes from his snglcncSs:
sts WHO will no, yield to " wo,.n sway.
Is sure OF pcricr, bicsscAncsu
vi . -~~-..-,o-..-.---.-
II JARS.
Jars Of jelly, jars of jam,
T. 5 Jars oi ported beef and liam.
e,,sgs Jars oi carly gtsos"-hcrres nice.
Jars OF mncc-pi"s. jars Of spice,
Jars OF pickles, all home made,
s.' Jars q; coriai, elder vino,
u Jars OF honey supcri!nc-
S issf Would the only jars were these
III hat occur III inm'l!CS.
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Improved Cotton Sins,

ihnnkiul for pas! iavnurS the sub> criher wish
IS 10 ihiprIn the public that lie sill mnri,iiic
lures o''nn Gins at iIi. establishment ia State.
nnrR, on ne NOS improved and approved plan.
winch hr thinks that The cotton rinnch on one
"i those gins n The luir mpro, omcnt IL woril,
nj east qunricr oi u cent more than The cot
ION Hini"h on ihr ordinary GIN He al" maui
oi the finest finish and OF The best materials: to
WI, steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for So per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
pieic urder AZ ihe shortest notice, All orders for
G'ns"ill be Promptly aud puncrnaly V attended
TO WILLIAM ELLISON.
S'ateouES, Sumter Dist, $. {. April %, 26 Il
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IgISCELL
Where Paddy intended to lay his Land
Warrant

Warrant
=. In one Of the. cities Of the Uppcr
Mississippi, a worthy Minister Of the
Gospel, after dwelling upon the
beauty Of holiness and tho hatctulncss
/. of sin took occasio;, to impress upon
his hearers the danger Of occupyin.
the neutral ground--trus,ing to a
merely moral walk, without faith or
works-as being sullicicn. to ensure
thcm a rich reward in the good
timo coming Just as the reverend
gentleman touched upon this portion
OF his sermon, sturdy, weather.
beaten son Of the Emerald Isle c,l-
tered the room, and with that polite
ness peculiar to the Irishman, quietly
helped himself to seat, and lent an
attentive car to the speaker. The
clergyman portrayed, i'll an able and
very striking manner, the beautiful
and attractive scenery which every
where meets the cnraptured vision
through out the boundlcss blaine and
delightful groves Of this neutral
ground Leading the ses..aasz eH 9
by their exceeding lovclincss, and
filling the soul with sweet content
mcnt. The picture seemed to have
Q magical effect upon the lrlshnan,
like the sudden and unexpected real
iSatlon OF some iondly cherished
hope; for without waiting for an ap-
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Notice

The Bank Of the Stat" Of South Carolina, IS.
Wa II. Davis, Ex'or, of John n Davis.
Masters Office, llth August, IS5l.---In pirsl.
ancc OF the Decree nniice is hereby given to tie
cr,:di;ors of John n. Davis, deceased. "a cons
in aud prove lhcir deheletbre me, on ur before
the lstnf January next, otherwise they viii be
excluded ihe benefit of the Decree. ~
JAMES ". GRAY Master in E9asig.
August l9, 1851 4S-,isu
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remains due thereon, unless a, the ot,,;n,, - ,6
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-09
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Ihr subscriber has Removed his FURNI.
TuRE WAREROoM, To Mr.. 4. J. Moses new
hmliing tup-s,m'rs) where he will keep con.
s1antly ON hand, n genera! aesor;men, OF Fur
r-..7.--.----, niiurt. consisting in part of
~ ,i..=i l.5:,:,f: Dressing Bureaus, Plain and
IL, SSt.s,----------stl5 Marble Top. Sofas and Di-
vans, Fno, Stools, O,.umans. WurIrules, plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands, Dining, T-,,
and Work Tables, Centre do; Cnrlcd Maple
high nn1 low post iicGsteu'ls. Mahogany do.
Office, Sitting. Nursing ana L, ,cIiing Chairs Of
every description.
'',dg sTEi rcrairGdE Al Tic shofiesI
notice.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnishrd to or.
der.
The subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Blinds
Sash ani Doors n Charleston Prices.
lie viii continue his WORK. SHOP Mt III.
Old Stand, where uil orders III his lin. will is.
pnncually attended Ia.
DANL $. SARGENT.
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