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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

CHARGE IT TO FATAER.-A dry goods
dealor well known in the vicinity OF
Broadway, and somewhat prominent for
his various shakes and jirks when he
promenades the streets, was on foraging
expedition few days since, in the Cen
tire Market. Seeing buxom Sucker girl
in the distance. he approached her, seized
her hand, and exclaimed with much
warmth:
"How do you do my dear young friend?
how is your father and mother? when did
you leave home? All! excuse me, have
forgotten your name, but ! stayed all
night at your fathers home, a year ago
cher father had been dead ten years. y
Perhaps you don't recollect me. My
name is--;my store is on Broadway
call on mel shall be happy to sell you
some bargains" leaving his card in
her hand, our man of tape departed.
Not long afterwards this not Ucry green
young lady, who selected goods to the "a
mount of about twenty dollars. and pick
ing them up, was about leaving, when
the polite shopkeepar friend of the faml
ly, exclaimed:
Excuse me- Miss, but you have for
gotten the bill"
"Oh no." replied Miss Sucker, "please
charge it to father"
Utterly COMPOUNDED. our long friend
suffered verdanry in muslin to leave will
the bill unpaid.-l st. Louis ReUcitle.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
S ALE AT RUS.

g-T5HE undersigned would respectfully an
i. nounce TO the citizens of Marshall and
surrounding counties, that he is still manulac-
turing SALERATIS, at his old stand, about
eight miles east of Plymouth, of the very best
quality, as is well known by his not being able
TO keep tons of it on hand ;aS some of his neigh
bors do) olthough he is able and Will supply
all orders that may be addressed to him, and
warrant it of the best quality, and cheaper
than at any other place in northern Indiana.
Call and see oil any ofthe merchants in Ply
mouth. BENJAMIN REED
Plymouth, Ind, Feb. 8, 1851. 3m5
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
is TRUTH STRAGER THAN
FICTION.

n IdHhcc pcuier, WHO ndu StOppcu III
coffee house to refresh himself. one hot
day (says the Yankee Blade) heard very
sage looking old gentlman remark, to a
friend who had been relating some mar
vellous story said to be true, truth is
stranger than fiction" Johnathan step
ping up and slapping the astonished gent
on the back. said;
you're mistaken right thar, old boss;
faint so-and to piuv it I'll wager you
julips for the crowd that can tell you
one fiction that IL 60 lee;Ie ahead of
any truth as ever you heard tell on"
"Goodr'said the old gentleman; I'd like
to hear any fiction that can go ahead Of
Christopher Columbus.
"Psbawi Christopher Columbus amt q
circumstance, said Jonathan" but here
goes"
"Onst was standin' by big river out
in SALARY desert, what was dried up.
The sun shone so ALFRED hot tina: |
was obliged to tie my handkerchief over
my eyes to keep from being blinded; and
as was standin' thar, | happened TO look
down the river, and seed big boat,
without any bottom, come floatin' up the
stream, with hull lot of sellers in her;
one of 'em had no eyes, t'other no arms
another no legs. and the last chap in
the stern of the boat. he had no mouth
Gosh! never eeed such sight afore;
| was scared like blazes--and lust stood
and looked atem. Presently the chap
as had no eyes looked down and seed ten
cent piece at the bottom of the river and
the Teller wot had no arms, lent over and
picked it up, then handed it to the chap
wot had no legs--and he jumped out of
the boat, waded to shore. went over the
grog shop wot wasn't there, bot pint
of whiskey, and handed it to the Teller as
had no mouth, and he Jrinked it up; and
all the rest got drunk--and the last seed
OF 'em, the fel.er wot had no mouth was
singin' Hail Columby;" while the cha p
wot had no legs was dancin.' the no eyed
chap was readin' text out on a psalm
book, and the Teller wot had no arms was
clappin' his hands and waving his hat
like blazes-and left just about that
time. What's Christopher Columb bus
now. old hoss?"
tulips for the crowd and charge to
mel" roared the old gentleman, as he bolt.
ed out of the back door.
FROGS AND CBEsNUT BURs. MANY
years ago, young man TWEEN ty one year.
Of age, and whom will call Daniel. wa:
hired to work on farm by..Mr. W.
man of considerable note as farmer. il
Massachusetts. Mr.. w. had daughter
and hired girl, about eighteen years o.
age, and Daniel being of steady turn
was not talkative enough to suit thei
fancy, and after trying various plans ant
tricks without success, TO las they said
raise his ideas. they caught large frog
{, and put it into Daniels bed. On gon.
e to bed, he soon discovered the wherea
bouts of his uncomfortable bedfellow
: and pitched his frogship out of the win
/, dow, and never afterwards betrayed tn,
e least sign of knowledge in regard to tn
Z joke.
n About month afterwards, DAME
t found lot of chestnut burs nearly q
sharp as this.les, and contrived to depos
it nearly half peck In the girls bed an
: after the girls went TO their room an
! had time to undress, he took candle
lssd weat 10 the door and ratified III
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

Oy Necessity is the mother of inven-
ton. A Yankee has attempted to manu-
s4etuIe Pork eut Of Pig -sYes-
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

latch, when the girls put out their light
and jumped into bed, and such squall-
ing and screaming was seldom heard or
seen before. Daniel now opened the
door and stood in it with light in hand.
Dan, torment your picture; l wish
you were as far beyond the lighthouse as
you are this side, said Suky.
"Why what is the matter-have you
any frogs?" said Daniel.
Dan, if you don't shut that door and
clear out, will call Mrs. w." continued
the same voice.
81 will call her myself, if you wish. "
said he.
Daniel" said Anna W.. eff you'll
shut the door and 60 back to the kitchen,
there shall be 10 more tricks or jokes
put on you by US for one six months, at
least"
Daniel thinking he had punished the
girls enough, shut the door and left.
A few moments after this Suky came
out to light her cadle.
81 thought you had gone to bed. Suky,"
said Mrs. w.
Suky made no reply, but looked daggers
at Daniel and quickly returned. After
this scrape. these girls put no more jokes
or tricks upon Daniel. He was steady,
faithful man, saving every dollar of his
earnings, and in six years from that time
owned good farm, married Anna w.,
and was three years first selectman in the
town, which he afterward represented in
the state Legislature.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
A FOOLISH HOAX.


Handbills were posted in this city yes
terday. stating that meeting would take
place in the Melodeon last evening,
when speeches would be made, and ex-
hibitions of short dresses for ladies Civ
EN- Several hundred person assembled on
the corner of Fourth and Walnut. but
the hoax manifested itself about 8 o.
clock, and dispersion was the result.
We consider this a miserable attempt at
smartness by an unprincipled and un-
known baby In breeches.-Cin. Com
mercial.
Gov. WRIGHT has been appointed one
of the judges Of live stock to be exhibited
at the Ohio State Fair at Colum bus, next
fall.
The Governor will also. by request
deliver the address TO the Farmers, at the
Wayne Co. Agricultural Fair, in October
next. The labor and exertioms of gov.
ernor Wright in the cause Of Agriculture
and to develope the resources of the State
in regard to minerals and manufacturing
is prais- worthy. No State in the unior
has working Governor equal to Walnu
Hulling 10. Wright.
CO Necessity is the mother of inven
tion. A Yankee has attempted to manu-
sse,ure Pork eut Of Pig! yes-
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25

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Saturday the 29,h day OF March, current, in
a style a nd manner to FORM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16

Stt.nsht "lDhe'd Scit Couiiard dlys AID IS hour,
from Newt Orleans. ~ h Nose. &c Il Dsx,s Rrs.1s.
20 Dc II lat q 81, long - a. passed sh.p sis,acs
Ship Arctic. Zsrega. Liverpool Nov : with MIA. al
$50 passengers TO LrcgtS Co. The A waspn 10 az 81 ~
ID avs from lesyug Liverpool - ~ VIC - !"
Bark Msry II. KINDA .ot RocNanel ralmAn. 50 aav,
from Rio de lsreiro With coffee - h W rrpns1 cd K;
pany with barr Thales PiHkhan for Ns~-yo,. "a
bark Euiaw sid the day previous for New. Orleans
sells ef, before reported The h X erpensacea ,.rv
severe weather DUNE the uaSsaxe. ~
Brig Susan Small. SHual. p DAYS from MriAr, v,,h
laih and lumber 20 Sin Y>au. Ma heSs 4 Co
Brig Atlantic. Duell. DAYS from Nsw-IIaysn halax,
Br. brig Ecen 20 days fIcm 81. Martins with sah 10 or
der. Len no An slNin port.
Schr Amanda Cf,rc Tall, 10 days from JAG Esosyll.
L F., with lumber Ia Badger. Peek 4 Co.
schr Alfred BaITa't, Baker, days rOm Bostss. With
hnseed
ScAr Mary Augusta. watts IS days from MacAla, with
lumber tc J. Snow.
schr Ben.dicf. Thomas DAYS nom Virginia .,,,,,,
SchT John Jones Sni' IA, DAYS from Norfolk, shngle.
Schr LOUISA Chase days IA Boston, with ndss % q
schr. MARY Jane Bentley. I DAYS from NorfoA with
ntse 20 S,urges Cleaiman CO.
schr Slas =. Hand. Ackerly, days from Charleston.
bODnd 70 Providence. wi'h cotton.
Schr 81 stephen kuIght Ii is ST Stephen. N B. WITH
laths "a I. l. DeWolie.
Schr Warner. NILS days from Charleston, with
cotton and rice 10 y l. McCresdy h Co.
schr Eliza Naming Burbank, ? ds from Ysrk River.
with oysters
Schr Leopard, Wilcox n DAYS from Lubes, with lssA
and fish 10 Sturges Go.
schr Mar H. Case. ComstocS 10 days from Labec vita
la'h and lumber 10 Smith and BoSntsn
Sleep ThOs. b. Hawkns. Jones from Providence.
BELON-Shps 81. Pauck, Waterman, Liverpool Dot
25 with mdse. and passengers TO ID. Ogden; Slddcas
Howss Liverpool Oct p with mdse and passenger T.
Spcford Tlesicn Co. Consr'uton. Rritien Liverpool
wIND-At sunrise. hgh, from Sc. at sunset, N.
with dense fog.
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DIED.

Dec. -, 1851. Rachel SHELLARD, WIDOW OF phen
Sbellard IN the esd year Of her age. $500 -
On Monday morning. Dec u.s. HENRY l. SlhANCs,
aged 20 years months and Is days.
The relatives aud friends Of he family are respectfully
invited attend funeral from tie Forsytnst. Method
list Church, wednesday nth inst at Ocl)ck precisely
die ~
On Dec IS, II scarle, fever, MARY ELIICOTT, d4agh
ter OF " llliam ID and Resale JudsOn. aged yean.
The friends the family invited 70 attend her funeral
from the residence OF her father No. % shst, this day,
Tuesday at 81 o'clock
Sunday Dec IA, HELEN A only daughter Of John and
MaTy Webster, aged year, 10 months and % days
The friends Ct the family respectful invited 70 at
tend her funeral from the residence Of her grandfather
Robertson No 10 RIyngtonst this Tuesday morning. al
10 o'clock
On Fnday evening Dec. Il, JAMES CAMERON,
Nd native Of KlarOsssalie, Scotland the 10Th year
Of his
The relatives and friends Of the family the members Of
the New York Academy Of Medicine and Of the New
YORK Medical Society, respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral from his late residence No 10 North More-st
on Tuesday. 10Th INST. a. &c Oc6 NJ. His remains ~l
be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for inermen, DIS at
NETWORK ACADEMY or MEDIC NE.-Ihe Fellows are
requested 10 meet at No IS North Nose 81 az NJ.
Tuesday TO attend the fune al Of Dr. JAMES CAMERON,
late Fellow of tins Academy. Nv order.
JOHN e.. ADAMS, MD, Record NJ Secretary
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CT >anry incenciary Speeches, TO detain him. Mr..
smith sad that kossuth not only assSIls Congress
but soft Udusts WEBSTER, and proposes 10 re-
call Minister 10 Vienna Did It become an exile,
brought % country by invitation of the Govern
nenI, 10 interfere unblushngly IN our public as
well as our private concerns lie wished 10 avoid
such couse QueDces followed the invasion of Cuba,
ard spoke earnestly Of the vigilance by which We
should guard the Liberties which We now ENJOY and
ne also took to condemn kossuth for inter-
feriHg III religious concerns. He dbl not want such
a Peter the Hermit he would prefer Peter the
Hunter from our own West. He sad koSSuth never
was a Republican TIL he came to NeT-York.
The subject was here dropped.
Mr. FlTCH OF Ind asked leave 10 offer preamble
and resolution, stating that on July 3, sisth House
ayoweC that the then existing war with Mexico was
unconstuoHally begun, and declaring tnst the sala
expression is stigma on the memory Oh Inc ueau,
and reprOach 10 the living, and has no tounuaton
III fact, but is the act only OF the then majority IN
Congress and not the opinion Of the American peo-
pie Mr.. therefore asked the unanimous consent
OF the House 10 introduce the resolution.
Mr.. STEPHENS OF Ga. objected
Mr. FITCH moved suspension Of the rules, but twos
ihlrds did not vote for II.
On motion OF Mr.. CLISGMAN, of y. C., the Presi-
DENT requested 70 communicate all the lniorma.
ton IN bis possession. calculated TO show the actual
condition Of things In Utah especially 70 enable the
House to ascertain whether the execution OF the laws
has oeen violated or DISTRACTED or whether there
has been a msapplication of the public funds or
whether the personal rights of American citizens
have been interfered with IN any m amer.
On motlon OF MI. SMART, OF Me- Ihe iiesilen'
was requested TO communicate any Information he
may have received respecting the seizure ana con-
fscatlOn Of barss Georgian, OF Maine, and Sarah
LORD, by Spanish authority, and inform the House
what measures have been taken for ndemnhca-
ton.
On motion by Mr.. MEADE, OF Va, the President
was requested 10 communicate any information II
in his pow er. TO the negotiations between Span
France and England in relation to atreaty for the
protection OF the island of Cuba, and what is the
sueng of the SquadrOns IN the Yves. Indies, whe-
ther accitonal appropriations are necessary to
increase our force on that station.
Mr.. MARSHALL, OF Cal. introduced bill author
izng the payments into the Treasury OF California;
OF moneys collect the ports OF that state, on
imports. since the Treaty with Mexico, and prior 10
her admission into the Union.
A debate ensued on the reference. but, without
taking the question, the House dourned.
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MONDAY. Dec. LIP. VI.

In Stocks the market was buoyant at the
Morning Board, and the leading Fances were better
Reading had an improving tendency, Norwich also,
but Erie was only steady. After the Board the mar
kst was firm 6Of bid for Reading &c. Atthe Second
Board the market suffered a reaction. Enc fell of
to 6 and changed the upward movement IA the Other
stocks. Erie closed at sol bid, Norwich 53s, AMI
the market closed heavy. There was good demani
for Government and State Stocks, and the market l.
improving New York State Elves advanced per
cent. and Govern Fives were also better.
The market for Sterling is not firm, and
the transactions are to, fair extent. The quotations
are lO.alOi with good names at l0t Francs
5I5a5l3!
Freights are firm, with but few Bread.
stufs going forward in consequence OF The advanc-
ing state of the market. Engagements 1900 bales
Cotton at Sled a 7-S2d. Flour Is l3it. Grain ID.
10 Ala. Dead Weight l5s. To London 5000 bbls.
Flour at Is % ais. lold. Naval Stores %. Sd.
Cheese 35s. To HAVE the packet is full al sc.
for Cotton Sc a s. for Ashes, Bark, and Rice SOD
tbls RESIN at Soc and 200 bills Provisions at 7jc-
To California there Is a moderate business doing.
vessel was engaged from North-C arolina 10 Barba-
Goes at SIC for Slaves, and one OF Two charters
made at round prices.
The amount received at the Sab-Treas-
my was SCOOPS paid sll4,ss7. Balance s3.ols 53s.
The receipts of the Michigan Railroad
for November show falling of Of about S y cent.
as compared with November OF last year. but On The
entire year, the earnings show 30 p cent. Increase
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yew-York Cattle Market-DEcEMBER Is.

HtpOTIfI TIC IIIUuHt
At the Washm Dsoye Yard corner 4th. and 3ith
St. ami al the Hudson River Bulls Head, foot OF Rob-
for Beeyes For Cows Calves Sheen and LAMPS
M Brow pg 6th st near 3dav and At Chamberlains,
foot Of ROhisonS 81. 49,
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YARD 1900 Beef Cattle 600
Sou hern balance tins Sate Prices OF retailing qualities
ranged from 50 50 per cent, the market CLOSING
rather dull 300 head left ms I'D No live Hogs
IN market Dead Hogs worth from 50 TO - per nun
drsd.
An BRowNING's so Cows and Calves Sales NJ from
$40 10 s3OaS 35 All sold Sheep and Lambs-3,000 IN
market All sold at prices ranging from s2a s3dS3 for
the former, 81 7JG2 5Od3 20 f,r the latter.
Ar CuANBERLAIN's 800 Beef Cattle 80 Cows and
Ca ves Geo She, and Lambs Sales of Beef Cattle &C.
10 &c Cows and Caye-Sales at S22 90 S28a SO sheep
and ambs-t20 left oyer}-saes of Sheep a. 50, Sass
Lambs 81 50, 50 2JdS3.
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II supposed the dividend OF the wear VIII NC ~
y cent
Tomorrow TUESDAY, at o'clock PM,
the bids for 100000 OF the Cleveland, Painesvllle
and Ashtabula Bonds will be opened at the office of
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co, No. 50 Wal-st.-
These Bonds bear per cent. interest and are Sc
cured by mortgage Of the whole road and property
from Cleveland east to the State line Il miles 30 OF
which are now in operation. At the State line the
road connects with the road 10 Dunkirk and Buffalo,
thus forming continuous line from Cincinnati 70
New-York. The entire line VIII DC completely LIST
July next.
The estimated cost OF the Cleveland, gainesville
and Ashtabula road, in working order, including
equipments sufficient for the entire line to Erie. is
Sl,35l9l3. Near 100000 of Stock has been already
subscribed, and over s500OOO has been expended on
the road. The subscription lis! is daily being in
creased. To provide the remaining means to CON-
pete the road, this loan is resorted 10. The Bonds
are issued by authority of acts OF the Legisla-
ture OF Ohio giving special power to make the Bonds
and TO secure them by a mortgage on the road, Its
franchises and equipments and 10 sell the same If
need be, below par making such sale as valid as If
sold at par. The mortgage covers an issue OF
100000 Of which 100000 have been Sold
the remaining 100000 excepting the 100000
now oferedl will not be offered for sale
until the spring and summer of next year
1t only necessary to look at the map of the United
States to know that this Road occupies one OF the
most profitable routes in the country. To 1t con-
verge all the leading routes at the West and the
East, and BY It are connected as IN one road, the
Western (Mass) and the Central New-York and
Erie Roads, with all their affiliated tributaries, and
the Cleveland and Cincinnati, Southern and Central
Michigan, Chicago and Galena, &c, and all the nu-
merous tributaries of those roads. II would seem
beyond question that this link in the great network
of Northern Roads must pay as large dividends as
any road in the Country The Bonds are in sums OF
$1,000 each pay able the LIST of February. 1851 with
interest at per cent, semi-annually, on the first
DAYS of February and August, IN the CITY OF New.
York. where the principal sum is also payable, and
are secured by first and only mortgage or deed OF
trust 10 George :. Coe, ESQ., OF New-Iork, IN trust
Tor the bond-holderS.
The attention of the stockholders of the
Commercial Bank of Natchez is called TO an adver
tisement in another column.
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NETWORK.
The Weather-snow and lee.

MONDAY. Dec, u, lB3I.
Ii ed tho The
sle,ehhe is fne and The weather mild aud pleasant.
DETRoIT-The amosl here b. clear but very cold The
full OF floating The steamer Ocean, Just ar
rived, IL covered with ice.
BUFFALo-Ihe winj j. vest and cold, and the sky Is
yely cloudy. We have good Sic shing The baromete.
points at 2g3
AUBURN 1t has been showing since Saturday night AMI
still continues The about five inches deep There
is a light west wind, with the thermometer az 80.
SYRAcUsE.-The SKY IS somewhat cloudy; the wind Is
south and it is showing quite hard. Thermometer g.
OswEGo-It s cold aud snoWpg fast. The wind Is south
west The Thermometer stands at 30, and the barometer
at 1891.
UTICA The weather is mild. Il has been showing
nearly all day.
ALBANY-A snow storm has been prevailing since 8
o'clock last evening. II IS showing hard The wind
is south east and the thermometer a. -.
Troy It hes been showing all day and there vii ne
90 4 sle,ehiug morrow.