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The daily union., 1852-09-07
WING Respect for Gen. scott.

The most violent and industrious partsans against
General Pierce those highest in the confidence OF
General Scott They rejoice and revel in the applica.
ton of the harshest terms to the democratic candidate
aad they show their unequvocal contempt for the iudg
ment and the experience Of General Scott when they de.
clare that General Pierce did not display courage Mex
co and is not tit for Presdent-no man having borne
powerful testimony to his gallan,ry in Mexico.
and his competency for President than General Scott
hinnoalr
The daily union., 1852-09-07
HeERsTowN, September Q, 1852.

To the Editor Of the luton
The campaign in Western Maryland opened on
Saturday last in this place by large and enthusiastic
meeting oi the united and harmonious democracy Of
Washington county. powerful and eloquent address
was delivered by the Hon. David Stuart, late dstin-
guished senator from this State, remarkable for its
dignity and courtesy for its logical deductions and
answerable arguments. Mr. Stuart was followed by
Major A. @ Eee, lae prominent and most innuent tal
member OF the whig party OF Carroll county He ex
posed the gross inconsistency OF the whgs and vndica
ted himself and the truth in of his peculiar and hap
piest efforts Mr. Gwynn. the eecor for Baltimore city,
then called for, and entedanel the audience for an
hour in one of the most cogent and anmatng appeals
ever listened to At night eloquent and cheering al.
dresses delivered by Carroll Spence one OF the dem
ocraic electors, the Hon. Henry Bedinger, OF Vir.
ginia, Mr. Arman and Mr. Nelson, OF Frederick. Mr.
Bedinger's review OF the conduct OF the wings when
in power was caustic, searching, and effective.
Oar friends here confident, united, and active, and
our success IN November certain. w.
The daily union., 1852-09-07

c9Mr ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. Ie2 South Tenth street,
phs, is general travelling agent assisted by Wn H. WsLp,
JsHs CoLLss JAaHs DKKREs A, KIRE WELLIssToH, e. A.
EVANS PERRE LooKx, GKoReK Burros. Jos. Burros D.
GooDH, WLnAaJ coIKr, Isaac M BoDIsE, and WALTER d..
THOMPSON
Q v. %. PALMER the American Newspaper Agent
make collections cities Boston,
and Philadelphia and duly 10 take
subscriptions the required by receipts
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress
New York, Tribune buldng Philadelphia corner Of
I'd q Chestu street.
The daily union., 1852-09-07
A Logical Whig Argument.

The dignhed whg presses OF The Soulh, in trying to
prove Pierce hostile to the South, the authority of
the same abolition papers that declare him to be the
slave OF the South
The daily union., 1852-09-07
EW R seg ;R

NEW Ro.ss o.. 70 r,s,.sr,x; y. tns s.,s,mc,s su:
% S m srg,s. an O. cars VIII leave cs,v station daily
nyPs Ss :, ,n ms.Ss.s =. a. p ma M din dinner
taking either tho carr 70 John.,own BY packet boats
ficke following points by this ,ran to wi,
New Port Hier..o~n psrysyle Lewsown Hunt
i. sn .o connee. with X, Cumberland valley railroad
which through Carlisle shppensbug vhamberburg and
For passengers Washington any
dept Of s Rsmore and Ohio Railroad Company On The o.
the morning receive the baggage, which will be
''''' '''' '"''' : ''''''' ROBERT STEWART,
octl-dd Teke, Agent
SsIDEss CHEAP WINE STORE. 80. 10 w.,nnt
Tres odeet importation fro" the and prodoees TO be had
Es and oeer a, Washington city, on shortest noceeshpa>
sssyns., Sparkling Champagne, /"
s.aeins, Moet eI.rs
Red win. p,asr
TensrGs, Pemusnot,
Muses He'd.cs' o,,,,
msisss' mSiassa'n' Sparkling ssssSs,, Mo.s,,s,
s smss o. all sorts, Rude.heu,,
b"rsundies, the isrrcs, stock in philadephia.
,x Brana, Of all sorts,
dt snd pale in casks deohn or In bo,e. with some cheap
M py". .eS ss1s s,,0sS ws Mononhe Jamaica spirit,
"s' London porter and stout, IN 5b. cf and dozen.
Hapana Cfsars,
direct importation of the mo reliable ousty AWAY. ON han
~no,sss, no's sn,. 2. , sy ,hs quarter bor '~~'''
from the original package which Imported 80 ""'
Hotels, Country Trad,,
sossn :, ~ ossns and retail by the csst, demohn
he ss as e ,,sssss g ss ,ssS. sSns .s. limit price,
a.., %., sssos. Of % viii, =, pp. ~pepo
here enable cheap ND .s.as
rsb Ia-ay y ''''''', r''a"s'pha'
The daily union., 1852-09-07

pREsERvISe sRs-we have just received 100
packages loaf oshcd gre.nd ganu-
lated, and cisf'6-d sugars fe! la-gs I'll
tAiso, .asycur horshesds prime sugar and
sugars preserving purposes, FOR by
.AN1H E NEi4IJH GEO h THOS. PARKER CO,
= Sept 7-snfMws Opposite Brswss Ho,ei
The daily union., 1852-09-07

MANY MISSING wHIGs.-The whig cohorts heretofore
led by Messrs Gentry, Toombs, Stephens, Williams
Marshall, Outlaw. and Clingman.
The enthusiastic wings who stand by Mr. Webster
and insist upon voting for him.
All these now missing from the army led by Sew.
ard, Sany. and company; and their documents" will
be forthcoming for anybody but Gen Scott in November
The daily union., 1852-09-07

THREE LETTERS General perce's letter 10 Rob.
er q. Scott prior to the Baltimore Convention
General Perce's letter the committee of the
State rights convention of Alabama
Wm. II. Kings letter TO the same .#
When will these documents be forthcoming
The daily union., 1852-09-07
white Hall, Windsor Carroll county, Nary
land.

White Hal, New Windsor Carroll county Mary
ssaa r@ra land.
TINS weknown establishment lately thoroughly
and fitted families
quiet, comfort and retirement II is located
subty vicinity excellent
and residence, places
sirabe in the State than the village OF New Windsor
The subscriber ~ti accommodate from
The table will
a The bar will be furnished with the best Of liquors. c
gzrs, hc.
nothing be
pleasure
New Windsor and reached
Wc-mnsscr, by the Baimare Ohio raroad
Roodbine Mount Airy either OF which
win be found passengers New Windsor, notice Is
given the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHoIOw, Proprietor
Juye3-du J. p BARTHoL0W, Agent
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CnARLoTTE HALL SCHOOL.

TN THEIR anxiety extend education all, and
ns, s school useful The % trustees have ,Sns for
similar nsulonsucent barely current expenses In
and The present. Of made
appoint addiuona teacher 70 d the students IN
which the interests demand
Which woad be slightly BY individuals, which, il the
aggregate is hoped viii be sufficient for all contingencies There
e,opod That hereafter the charges for
shall be as follows
Per- quarter.
In primary English department alone ...,...st 80
Ia Ss Ss s,sse o classical and 90
In department Of modern languages for each foreign
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural philos
onhy astronomy, practical &C., with Of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures
noa, washing. &c. as heretofore 50
present vacation extended the third Monday in
By order of the board of trustees: ,u,or
CnAnLorrr HALL, st. Marys county, Md, July 80, 1854
National Medical College, Washington, ID. G.
first Monday in November, and continue until March.
FACULTY;
Tnoma. Miller D. professor Of anatomy and physooey
William Jonon NJ D., professor OF obstetrics and the dis
Riley, D., professor medca, therapeutics
Fred. May, NJ d. professor of principles practice
Tyler M d. professor pathology practice
Robert King Stone, NJ d. professor of mcroscopica pao
Edwad EoIsuan, p, professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
Practical with tn ample fary
Clinical instruction given through the period Of the
Washington nfmary, college.
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically
The entire Of full of lectures SOS 90
Practical anatomy the demonstrator
Mardculu,ns fee, payable only 500
GRADUATION expenses % %
Admission the medical and surgical clinic withoL. charge
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d., Dean of the Faculty,
Office and residence of Washington and
Aug 3-2aw3mdAcp
rLORIOUs NEWsThe most important discovery yet made
Phlpss liquid brush
bnde housekeepers druggists This being
patent state, requires
smell, any
for wood china, marble
substance paste stands unequalled It's
mechanIcs .ght
hardware statoner druggists hc and
less than ordinary We making
for the tall trade
will do well immediately We establishing
agents all popaous throughout United
botsr Of hree Sizes aud also by the gallon small samples
any part Of the United States carriage Free
British
merchants, attend 10 The above Apply early
July 3l-d3m Cedar Pearl, New York
RALTIMORE College Dental Surgery, Session
- 1e51-'o3 ~
Chaplin Harris b. M D., Professor Of Principles and Prac
Tsos z Sos % E K H. M D. Professor of Special Pathology
W. e. Handy NJ. of Anatomy and Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy, VI. d., Professor ofOperave Dentesy
Philip H. Austen NJ d.. Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N. Wright, NJ NJ. d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dssecng will
Monday Of October The nnrmay viii be throughout the
November, and continue iii the iast OF March.
Tickets for the sil0 dssccnk ucket opuona $40
msiricuauon, 95 diploma fee, $50
Good board from ~ SO TO 50 So
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-14
For The Cecil Wig.
The Charm Of Esp aUtY.


There is charm whose mystic power
PervadeS creation fair:
1t dwclls in every summer flower
And floats amid the air.
The verant landscapes varied hue
With it forever teens;
1t glitters in the slar-lt blue,
And in the pale moon-beams.
1t dances on the CLASSY lake
AS dawns the opening day;
Cleans when the evening starbcams break
Along the milky way.
1t CLOVIS within the maiden's eye
Dwells on her rosy lips;
Bids sorrows gloomy feelings fly
And loves sweet nectar sips.
1t speaks the goodness and design
OF the Eternal One;
Lovely ITS Influence, and benign
AS the mild evening sun.
II tells of worlds serene and bright,
Far, far, beyond the sun;
Where dwell the scraph'd forms of light
Whose earthly work is done.
1t dwellS in minds OF noblcst mould
The Christians pathway strows--
More precious than the sands OF gyld,
"The Charm Of Beauty" glows.
Cecil Co., M,, Aug. 1852.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-14
For Tie Cecil IIdig.
HEAR IA FARMER"

MEsSRS EDITORS = III was promised
by the locoioco authors of the tariff Of
1916, and believed by the dupes who
huzzahed Tor it, that the export of agri-
cultural productions would be greatly
increased by it. The following figures
from the Register Of the Treasury shows
a very different result. We exported
In 1911 lGS,Ol2 hogshead Of tobacco;
In ISL 95,9l5 do do
being less by 1901 hogshcads under the To-
coloco lrce-traic tariff than under the protective
tarilrol 1912. We exported
In lSlo- ,7l5 terces of rice;
In 1850 lO5, $50 do do.
being less by 79,ll5 tierces under the locolc-
co ircc-radc tariff than under the protective
tariirof 1912. We exported
In 1915 1863 ,5l6,SIl lbs. Of cotton;
In 1850 62.,l15,ll1 do do.
being less by 236,37l 100 lbs. under free
trade than under the Protective Tariff.
OF wheat, flour, corn and meal, the
growth of 1916, we exported to the
amount of 1913, 262,l57. The Report
OF the Register of the Treasury for the
fiscal year ending June Both 1881, gives
no account OF the amountsor value of
breadstud' shipped, for the reason, it may
be presumed, that we imported more
breodstu6s from Canada and Chill, than
we erpoucd to all the world.
Farmers and Planters! H. LOOK
AT THAT PICTURE and ask your
selves, if politicians who still persist in
going for the interests of Great Britain
and againa the interests of their own
Country, with the above facts before
their eyes, can be anything other than
traitors, knaves, Or downright fools.
Hard names, it is true; but Senator
Douglass says it is time to speak out and
call things by their right names.
The banks of Great Britain are
groaning under the weight of specie and
bullion-the effect of acase Legislation on
tie part Of their country, and Of "ar1Se
locofoco legislation here, whilst we can
scarcely get silver to the amount Of a
few dimes for the ordinary purposes Of
change. 1t has all to be shipped to
Europe to pay for iron and other COM
modities that should be made by our
own workmen, who then would be able
to pay the farmer for the productions OF
his fields. a FARMER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-14
SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST IA 1852

The Odd Fellows have'two lodges, the Ma
sons one, and the Sons Of Temperance one, in
Santa Fe; all in thriving condition, increasing
rapidly in numbers and wealth, excepting G
regret 10 state) the last mentioned.
PONIENTE LELAND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-14

ILLINOIS TO BE REDEEMED.-We have
great hopes of the speedy redemption of
our State from misrule and Locotocoism
Since the last Presidential contest, Hi
nois has been settling rapidly by men of
intelligence and discernment, and we
may confidently expect revolution in
the political phase Of things. In the
southern portion of the State-even in
Egypt-the Wings are rallying round
the standard of Scott and Graham with
an energy and enthusiasm which are an
earnest of their success, in conflicting
with the benighted powers of that Egyp-
tan darkness. In other portions OF the
State the contest with Locotocoism is
OF less doubtful character. The State
ticket is received with joy by all wings,
who are ra!lying to the support of their
whole ticket with confidence wholly
unknown in past contests. Our State
CAN and WILL be carried for Scott.
Rock Island .4duertt,ey, list.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-14
Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.

NEW hEAICO, June 2Olh, lo0E.
The Territory Retrogading-7h ne Causs-Dan-
ger ofan Onibreak by the Natirss-.Americens
Learing-.4bom Buffalo Huating-IHe In
dians-I The Jesuiis-NeU Military P0st-Tel-
egraph-Odd FeHous, Masons, Sons Of Tenn
perance, &c.
Since my former letter to you, our Territory
has undergone very material change in all the
branches of business, and in the disposition of
the military forces, which have been sent here
for our protection. While, at the time | speak
Of, she was bidding fair to become Of some i'm
portance, and to be considered worthy to occupy
the position which is her due, as the companion
of our frontier territories. she is now, and has
been for some time past, declining into her pris-
tine condition of squalid poverty, when mems
costume and entire wardrobe, consisted Of a
wooden homespun shirt and drawers Of the same
MATERIAL with the addition in winter, ola straw
hat and blanket to the opulent. A dollar will
soon become curiosity ssofthe first maguilude'
amongst us unless our Congress has compass
'Many Of these people have assured ne that
they never saw dollar before the entrance of
our forces, and that the largest piece If money
they had ever seen was Our twenty-five cent
piece which they then called uu peso de la tierra
"a dollar ofthe land.)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-14
Letter from Rev Mexico.

[The following letter is from an intelligent
and reliable citizen Of New Mexico, a native OF
this town. We give the letter as he sends it
leaving him answerable for the opinions he eX-
presses. We published an interesting letter
from him year ago; he now proposes 10 write
often, and we shall always be pleased to hear
from him.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
wv ~
nv number Of Fares. TO give MrtalitimmprtalitY

NHOSE wishing correct Daguerrean Like
j neSseS mot carcaturcs,) Of themselves or
friends, may be sure of being accommodated,
on reasonable terms, by stepping iato the
room of The subscriber III the Court House,
between the hours of9 4. NJ and Z. NJ.
The Subscriber having taken rooms as abovc,
would be pleasedif the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of this vicinity, would call and examine his
specimens. give him sitting, and should the
impression fail TO give full satisfaction don't
take it.
Parents, soon these fIail tenements will DC
rnouldering IN the dust--securc then, tie i'm
age, ere the substance fade, to leave as me
mento or your Children in after years, Wien
YOU are gone-and as children may die, would
it not be we'll 10 preserve true likeness when
So easily obtained. Friends often regret when
90 late, that they have not done it; An OPP
portuniiy is now offered TO secure tie shad-
ow ere Tie substance fade Let Nature cop,
that which Nature made"
UFInstructions il the ar, ceTcful,y given
and apparatus furnished at New York Prices
S. I.ASHER.
y. g. Pictures are taken as los as Sl,1j
Plymouth, Nov. 24ih, 1861.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
DR.. Christie'S Calvanic Belt and
MAGNETIC FIRM

Is used with the most perfect and certain sue
cess in all cases OF General Debility, strength
cning the weakened body. giving tone to the
various organs, and in-igorating the entire sys-
TEN. Also in Fits. Cramp, Paralysis and Palsy.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Rheumatism, Azure
and Chronic, Goute, Epilepsy, Lumbago, Deaf
ness, Nervous Tremors, Pslptation ofthe Besri
Apapiexy, Neuralgia, Pains in the Side arr.
Chest. Liver Complaint, Spinal Complaint and
Curvature the Spine, Hip Complaint, Diseases
OF the Kidneys. Deficiency Of Nervous and
Physical Energy, AID all Nervous Diseases,
which complaints arises IRON one simple cause,
namely:
4 DERANG EMENT OF THE NER. SYSTEM
In Nervous Complaints, Drugs and Medicine
increase the disease, for they weaken the vital
energies the already prostr,ted system: while
under the Strengthening, e-givinr, ritalizing
influence OF Galvanism, as applied ty his tea1
tiful and wontes III discovery. tie exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored t. fc:-
mer health. strength, elasticity anG vg0r. The
urest peculiayify and excellence NJ
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
The Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express no
tee 10 the contrary, are considered as with
ing to continue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order their papers discon-
tinued. Publishers may continue to send them
till all charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office or place to which
they are sent, they are held responsible until
they settle their bill and di scontinue them.
4. II subscribers remove to other places
without informing the Publisher. and the pa
per is sent to the former direction. they aTe
held responsible.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Terms Of Advertising.

Advertisements will be conspicuously inser-
ted IN ,ns plymouth Pilot, al the following
prices. VIZ:
For square (of10 lines) insertions 81, 90
Each additional insertion, CSC
UrAnything less than square, will be con-
sidefed a square.
pAdvertsers must be particular to mark the
number of insertions on the face of the adver-
tisements, or they will be published until or
dered out, and charged accordingly
pA liberal discount will be made where ad-
vertising is done by the year.
TAu Communications from stance should
be addressed Posr-PAID TO the Publisher
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Or. ChriStie's Galyanit CuatiYrs,

Consists in the fact that they e;t snt o-,re
diseases by outward application. in place O. +he
usual mode of drugging. and physiching tic "a.
tient, till exhausted. Nature sinks hopels.sly
under the infection.
They strengthen the wiol" system, ccua'ize
the circulation Of the blood, promo-o the sccyc-
tons, and never do the slightest injury under
any circumstances. Since heir in Toducticn IL
the United States. only three years since, more
than 10000 Persons,
including all ages, classes and condition.. a.
mong which were large number of iad;cs, who
are peculiarly subject 10 Nervous Complaints,
have been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED, when all hope ofrele' had been given
up. and everything else been tired in VAN.
TO illustrate the use o. the Galvanic Belt
suppose the case Ot person Athlete with that
bane of civilization, Dyspepsia, Hr any ether
Chronic or Nervous Disorder. In culinary cases
stimulants arc taken, which by their ac.lon on
the nerves anu muscles O the stomach, sfforu
temporary relief, but which leave tie patent ip
a lower state, ana with injured faculties. after
the action thus excited has ceased. Now com
pare this with the eject resulting FROM he ar
Pile d ion of the Galvanic Belt TAKE 4 Dys-
peptic sufferer, even in the worSt'Sympto:ns o.
sn attack, and simply tie tie Belt around TIC
BODY. using the Magnetic Fluid directed. in
a shol' period the inseDsible peTSpi.At:on will
act Ontie positive element OF The Gcl.. thereby
causing a Calvanic circulation which a.il pass
on 10 the ncg2t'Yc, and thence back again tc
the positive, thu; h.cping mp con'inuoc Gal
vanic circulation throughout the SYSTEM. Thu.
the most severe cases Of dyspepsia aie -'c:lrs-
nently cured. 4 few days 10 ''ply sriii,:elt Il
eradicate the disease o. years.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
MARSHALL Co.---OFFICERs,

SANFORD GORDON,
d. VANVACTOR, : County Commiss's
HIRAM RANCK,
RICHARD CORBALEY, CLERK.
THOMAS MCDONALD, Auditor.
JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer
gibson S. CLEAVELAND, Recorder.
SETH HUSSEY, Sheriff.
JACOB b. N. KLINGER, County Surveyor.
HUGH B. DIXON, Assessor.
GROVE POAlEROY, County Agent.
JAMES LOGAN, Coroner.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

SHAKESPEARE FRESCuIFIrp.-A French
snsn who aspires to DO the leading parts
iaan English theatre. gave the following
as a specimen of his ability TO play Rich
ard tho Third;
Now is the winter Of dam uneasiness,
Made into hot wedder by Works little boy.
dat ish what you call de son of York, J
And de dark cloud stick at top
Ofde house, in de bottom Of the sea,
Dead and buried. But as for me, aha.
ave de bump upon my back, ave
Dam handy leg-l SIN unfashionable; and,
Aud fos all dis de dam dog bow-wow at
me
As ! walk by him.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
G. II. REEVE,
ATTORNEY COUNSELL0R ATLAV

COLLECTOR and Master in Chancery, Nota-
~ ny Public, and general Agent, for the Sc
curing and collecting of Claims, Purchase,
Sale, and Renting Of Real Estate throughout
the West ganerally-Agent for the Sinking
Fund Lands in Marshall county.
OFFICE at his residence, 9th building North
Of Dunham's Hotel.
REFERS TO.
JOHN STEWARD Jr. & Co. New York.
DAVID JAYNE NJ. d. Philadelphia.
Hon. J. w. CHAPMAN Madison Ind.
A. l.. WHEELER Esq. Plymouth Ind
j. Brady Esq. Laporte Ind.
L. Is. q l.. BLAIR, Mich. City Ind.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
STRANGE ENOUGH

To L. c. MoREuEAD, VI. ID.
have disposed Of all the Galvan.c Edits
with the exception OF tiro, and tic results have
been most successful, I beg you will send NE a
new supply Immediately. young Kan in a
town adjoining had been out Of health for long
time, and unable to do any work at ell He
tried the Regulars until they completely phys
licked his pockets as we'll as his SYSTEM. He
then concluded TO try Belt, and his parents arg
friends begged him to take off the Belt--sai is
would make him worse, &c, but he kept j. one
and the next day went TO hayimg, and has work
ed hard every day since.
Yours truly, A. J. SMITH.
Bristol, y. II, September 10, 1850,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

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to-positirely.
UPTOWN subscribers, who have their paper
left by the Carrier, will be charged Fifty cents
in addition to the subscription price.
ITNo paper will be discontinued until all
arrearagcs axe paid. unless at the option ofthe
publisher.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

Is nsed for all complaints affecting the Throa,
and Head, such as Bronchitis, inflammation o.
the TIN oat, Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizzi
ness o! the Head, Neuralgia in the Face. BnzS
zing or Roaring in the Ears, Dea mess, which il
generally Nervous, and that distressing ON
plant, called Tic DoloIeux
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Notice.

Whereas my wife Elizabeth has left my house
without any Just cause OF proyocation. All
persons are therefore hereby notified not to hsr
Der or trust her on my account, as / will not
pay no debts OF her contracting.
= GEORGE ROBERTS.
Dec. sth 1851. 47-3w.