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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
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wHAD n - SS-,s d 81;
Com - D u uss syr.,s, Of
YELLOW DOCK ROOT

YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound,
scientifically prepared from the best Roofs and
! Herbs Of the Materia Medica, and has gained
an unrival!ed reputation for the following eff
fects, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver
and Digestive Organs. and Cleans
ing the Stomacl and Bowels.
And thus curing all Bilious diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costive-
ness. Piles, Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaun-
dice, Nau ca, Loss OF Appetite, @c.. and cauS-
ing the food TO nouriSh and support every part,
PURIFFING THE BLOOD.
And thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Erup-
tons, Scro ala, Salt Rheum, FrySipelaS, Scald
| Head, Canker, PimpleS on the face, BlotcteS,
| Ulcers, Ii morS, Alercurlal Diseases, Cancers,
Regulating the Secretory Organs.
And by enabling them 10 perform their proper
| functions preventing and curing many pam
full and dan 5erouS diseases; STeR gfheH'ng
and QaueAne the Nervous System, thus allay-
ing Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases
the Nerves, as iIySterla, Neuralgia, Cramps,
&c.
1t is Unrivalled in the Cure Of all
4 Il VI Il L. u ~ W Il II ~ A -
As Weakness, general Debility, lrregularity,
DISTINCTIONS; Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs,
Joints, &c, caused by weakness: also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &C., also, DropSy.
Having made use of the Compound Syrup OF
Yellow Dock Root, prepared bv c. MORSE,
* Co, either our elves, or in our tamlllcS,
and finding 1t to be very salutary and effect
| ual preparation, we 10 most cheerfully recom
mend it to he public as very valuable med
| lcine.
E. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank,
Providence, r. t. A. w. Spencer Esq, CASH
Ter Lime Rock Bank, 60 do DO. Rev William
Phillip, Rev J. b. Richmond, G. ). Jones,
editor Providence zen. Alvt, VIM FELL, VI.
w. q. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. Z. II. p, James
Hutchinson, q. S. ID a, v. j. Bates, Doct.
BENZ Colby, .nd one hundred oners of the
most respectable families of Providence.
This certifies that | have for a number Of
years been acquainted with the composition
aud mode of manufacture of MoRSEs Com
pound Syrup OF Yellow Dock Root. have al
so been acquainted with its moduS operand
in disease, and can say that in all respects ii
is admirably calculated 10 remedy hal class of
diseases for which 1t was designed. 1t is eS-
pecial!y valuable in Indigestion and all It's at
ienoant symptoms, 1t exclteS TO healthy &C
ton the liver, removes Torpor, and inactivity
o tins organ, and stimulates healthy action III
all the system. As a Depurator or purifier OF
the Blood it mas no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, M. ID.
Providence, R. |. Jan. 4, S53.
PREPARED BY
u. MORSE g. CO.
No. 446 Broadway N. ".
And sold by Druggists and others throughout
this and other countries.
Sold by T. A. LEMON, Druggist, Plymouth.
June 30, 1898. l1yi.
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE,

y Call on the Agent, and geta Descriptive
Circular, gratis, giving large amount OF sc en-
ufc evidence, from Lebig's Animal Clients
Try; DR. Combe'S Physiology Of Digestion; Dr..
Pereira on Food and Diet; Dr. John W. ORA
per- OF New York University; Prof. Duglsons
Physiology; Pro. Silliman, of Yale College;
Dr. Carpenter Physiology; & C., together with
reports OF CURES from all parts OF the United
States
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

Has Just returned from the eastern cities,
where he purchased large, well assorted and
excellent stock of Drugs, and Groceries (which
he is now opening and offers for sale.
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REMEMBER.

REMEMBER.
That am agent Tor the Franklin inSu-
rance Company that in answer to Letter oil
inquiry as TO The Responsibility this Compa-
ny |, received the following reply
FIRST. The company has veil invested
Capital STOCK o s535l, 00p--and is managed
by sci OF business men who fully understand
their business, and are known as men OF in
tegrity. And SecOao, bn mess is done by
them in the most car tut manner that can
possibly be done and hfsiiy they are doing as
large business as any other in he land and
md we thifk these things taken together, con
Stitue good company, If anything can.
Your; Truly,
J. A BA' GH1iAN, sec.
Policies issued on reasonable terms.
w, G. PONE3DY, .tgt, Plymouth Ind.
Jan. |, IS3.t, no ~ ~.
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9 a s E g. r u DID

Have .0rned a copartnership, for The purpose
improving the appearance Of community by
making clean The outer individual man; and
have brought on, and now offer or sale one Of
the most choice selections OF
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
- D9GD g Es OBS

Ever found in any market. Their stock con-
s!StSo about ) 90 90 worth of boots from
seventy five cents TO 10 dollarS) and shoes of
all sizes, qualities and prices. Custom ,rork
WARRANTED, and imported work not warranted.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
1t is Unrivalled i'm the Cure IF all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

As Weakness, general Debiliy Y, irregularity,
DISTINCTIONS; Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs,
JOINTS, &c, caused by weakness: also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &c, also, Dropsy.
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and referred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary ltit"
merely private ease, the Committee on Indian Affairs is
The b,li was then referred to the Committee on Indian
Affairs. RE& A8
m yRAHcEs p GARDNER
The Senate then took up for consideration the amend
ment which had been made by The House OF Representa-
tyes 10 The bill for the relief Of Frances p Gardner
Mr.. hale | will state that that is bill Tor the
Iie Of the widow Of an officer who slaughtered al
the same Inns with Major Dade OF the United States
army The Senate al The last passed bill for
the relief OF This lady and also for the relief Of the
widow OF Major Dade. Major Dade's widow, who
stands exactly On the same tcotisg AZ this lady had
her bill passed renewing her pension for e and begin
ming IN $780, When the other pension expired. The
amendment OF the House 10 this bill is simply put he
widow GaIdner the footing the widow oil
Major Dade have consulted the chairman of the Com
mitlee Military Affairs [Mr SniELDs,l and is his
opinion that the Senate should concur in the amendment
MIR. SHIELDS Yes. sir; tina, is my opinion. | shall
debate the question, but hsk the bill is better
Mr. DAWSON Imove thai the bill, with the amend
ment, he referred TO the Committee on Military Affairs,
in order TO place the widow Of Lieutenant Colonel Craig
MIR, HALE. That viii only embarass the bill
Mr.. SHIELDS shall object to that motion. although
am in favor OF extending the relief to the widow OF
Colonel Craig. Tor think 1t would never pass 'he
| MIR DAWSON Then, will withdraw the motion.
| The amendment made by the House was concurred IN
| MONROE DOCTRINE.
j Mr. SEWARD. renew the motion to adjourn.
| Mr.. GWlN. hope The senator will appoint some day
next week. say Monday, 10 which this subject may be
postponed and not propose to take il up Tomorrow.
Mr. SHIELDS. hope the honorable senator from
New York will withdraw his motion, with view to per-
nit this matter to be postponed to next week. 1t has
been discussed to-day; and make this suggestion be-
cause think one day in the week about enough
cupy on it, and that The residue Of the week ought be
appropriated practical legislation want to speak
my self on The subject but do the residue oil
! the week TO be consumed in It's discussion
/ The PRESIDENT. The senator is out of order The
question is the motion TO adjourn, which is not de-
batable.
/ The motion agreed to; there being, on division
| ayes 80, noes IL and accordingly
/ The Senate adjourned.
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HOkGkEss having recently amended me act providing os
ed this subject have been Withdrawn and the following
.ated In their stead
REMOVAL or RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals Department, Ora,
day Of April distractions Ned ser
Red ram and keeping the navigation Of said open
and obstruction by rats suiies OF
Each bidder win propose TO remove us and 90 Aees m
che .um q pseyas N his Did me . ans within which he
day January the number years Counting
nom said rsmoss during which he binds himself se.v
awarded provided -
satisfied with hi. responsibility and with The by
obstruction thereby for the longest period Of time.
w sss II as sS s I M sens 10 with
faithful of the contract Each bidder will transmit n,
sueaes aud declaration signed w them, they viii
his bond suretes above menoned and also the
said that he
worth $4,000 and above all their debts and
complied with
Terms Of Payment.
100000 appropriated for the above object 900
shall be paid as The work Of Ienoyns ,s ran advances follows
removed the shall be inspected by ofhc
The fact he department viii pay such popoon Of the said
$50 900 the portion removed shall bear to tho entire ra
work The remaining $50 900 will be paid in
nua instruments corresponding IN number with the number oyeAs
ton OPEN which department be the sole judge
Each bid for the whole work that H. for the removal
separate proposals portions Of be considered.
The proposals will be addressed the undersigned marked
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red nyer raa
| Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
papers which published
this subject hereby authorised publish this. and addition
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
Each paper advertising will send Of the paper
| the advertisement
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adding clause apptopriang 81 500 for the pur-
chase OF ye sets OF the usual books donated by the
House and Senate 40 all the new members for the OF
The i've melnbsss elected 10 NIL vacancies agreed TO-
And, as amended, the said amendment proposed BY
Mr. STANros, OF Kentucky, was agreed to.
MIR STANTON. Of Kentucky, proposed further e
amend the bill by adding clause appopfiang Si72 10
pay certain debt due from the government to the estate
OF the late Philip Ennis, OF Washington city agreed To
Mr.. HOUSTON proposed 10 amend the item IN the bill
appropriaiing $3 900 for the deficiency TN the las
appropriate Tor the miscellaneous department OF ihs
contingent expenses Of the House by increasing II
% 900.
HOUSTON and STANLY participated, -
Mr.. FLORENCE moved 10 amend i by striking GU
80 900" and inserting in lieu thereof $4,000
Alter debate this proposition between MI. FLOh
ENCE for il, and Mr.. SIANLY against II. II was mol
agreed to,
The debate on the deficiencies in the contingent fund
of The House further continued pro J0,ma amend
menis to the amendment Of Mr. HogsTos. by Messrs
MASON, JONES. of Tennessee, and FLORENCE
An amendment proposing 10 strike out 80 00O and
inserting lieu thereof $4,000 agreed TO and as
agreed to.
Mr.. HAVEN (under instructions from the Commit
tee on Printing! proposed amendment series OF APP
preparations pay Tor the paper used for the printing OF
Cong for the services oil the superintendent oil the
public printing and the clerks and messengers IN his Of
flee, &c amounting in the aggregate to y l39y635.
Mr. II having explained aud dvocaed his proposition
in fye.mngles speech, the committee rose
Mr. STUART, by leave, reported from The Committee
on Territories bill to organize the territorial govern
meni of Columbia Tin Oregon read twice and referred
10 the Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union
The House then adjourned
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Avexys Sewing Machines-PrAee only o2B i-Patsns"
| October 10, 1850.

Oet0b~r ~, 1862.
THIS machine by be
or to that Of any other sewing machine invented m .
simplicity compacnes the beauty and strength OF s stitch sno ~
chenpness weighs about rs ibs only s95 ~
will work neatly, with be muslin,
OF sk ~ well ~ linen woollcn and cson goods, and oil to
leather II H. simple that child Of 10 Of can una
stand and work rapidly without danger Of s getting
order and do the work Of than 20 mncn
ter in every respect than be done by hand The
independent OF each otherso much that every other
cut the seam still holds good and II unlike and
ter than other sewing machine invented This
peculiarly adapted ~ family and plantation u VII
kinds Of sewne and, when known, viii be generally
families and plantations. - :,
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected mem
rsnsemenn for manufacturing the largest scale and w
number Of machines Orders
CHARLES NkTTLEToN, asI broadway, New York. ~"''e'
prompt attention.
Dec Q3-d6m
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The House then adjourned.
PETITIONS UNDER THE RULE

By Mr HEM The petition of II. Tucker and hfty-one
others czeas Of Decatur county, Iowa. asking Tor do
ofceuin Of land which the county seat Of
said county is situate.
BY Mr.. VENAB1.E The petition of The workingmen OF
the Washington maynard for Increase OF referred TO
The Coinmitce Naval Affairs. q"
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Central Academy,
Corner OF e and 10th streets.
R Re- lanes Jane. s son Principals.
Marcus ID. Wells, Assistant.
IT. Rsonlt, Professor Of Modern Languages
Circulars ii r. Fnnhams Taylor Msuvh, and orsy Bal
lsntvn.,s bookstores Dec la-sodu
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. 20. 1853.

After the reading OF the journal,
Mr. MOORE, Of Louisiana, asked leave TO move ia
take up Two bsone to confirm the titles IN and TO GER
tain lands in the Blslrop grant, and another, the title Of
which Mr.. NJ did not announce-,hat they might be re-
ierred TO appropriate committees.
But Mr. HOUSTON objected; 80 leave was not grant
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be the question the rejection OF the New York mini
bill
Whereupon, Mr.. BROOKS, who was entitled TO the
floor resumed il and concluded the speech commenced
by him on the day before in favor OF the bill
The question then REQUIRED on the rejection oil the bill
previous 10 lis second reading, on which the yeas and
nays had been ordered and being put il was not agreed
tO-yeas SO, nays "a.
The said bin was then read the second time.
Mr. BROOKS demanded the previous question or
derng the bill to be read the third time Call for the pre-
vious question seconded by the House.
Mr. CHANDLER asked leave to move the reference
of the bill to the Committee OF the Whole On the state
Of the Union.
Bat the SPEAKER ruled the motion out of order
Mr.. GOODENOW moved TO lay the said bill on the
On which motion Mr.. FLORENCE demanded the y, a,
and nays which being ordered It was not agreed To-
yeas IS, nays 96.
The question recurring ordering the bill to be en-
crossed and read the third time,
MIR. HOUSTON desired TO move TO go into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the state OF the Union the morning
But the SPEAKER ruled this motion out of order. the
main question the third reading OF the bill having
been ordered TO be put
Mr.. FLORENCE demanded Inc yeas and nays on ina
questions which being ordered, the said bill not or
dered to be read the third iime-yeas So, nays 50
MIR BRIGGS moved to reconsider that vote.
Mr. FLORENCE moved to lay that motion on the Ia
BILE on which motion he asked the yeas and nays
MIR HOUSTON Qhe morning hour having expired
moved to 20 into The consideration OF business TIL
Speakers table.
The SPEAKER, after some confusioa and much con
vesaon on the precedence of motions, decided that Thu
question should fret be put on laying the motion to re
consider on the table.
And the yeas and nays being ordered that question
il was laid on the tabe-yeas 81, nays So.
The House then went into a Committee OF the Who'll
on the state of the Union, (M BRowN, OF Mississippi il
the char)
The House proceeded 10 the further consideration o
amendments TO the bill to supply Deficiencies 10 th'
appropriations for the civil and diplomatic service Of thu
government for The present fiscal year. many oil which
were proposed and disposed Of
In the course of these proceedings the committee were
addressed in hve.mnu speeches BY Messs. HOUS
TON, CARTIER, VENABLE, STANLY, FLOR
ENCE, and DEAN
The committee then rose, and
The House adjourned
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FURNITURE extensive Boarding house for
remit will sell private sale, early
application he made, psce, all the furniture we1es
tabished boarding house, being Of the esby tn
city, filed board
who be retained and produces from fifteen hun
dred dollars month during the whole The house contains
Any The furniture order. To DIS
posed favorable opportunity could
be presented To satisfactory applicant the will be m'es
liberal. Apply to JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aucuoneer and Commission Merchant
Jan 0-eo6t
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OPINIONS OF Attorney GENERALLY Om<e from s ,.o
commencement Of the aown %
volumes. FRANCk IAfbN"'
IN -
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These both going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF aAIIING-Ia5a

New YORK Southampton OF BFemoh,
cabin, saloon
Z" g lower
All letters and must through the ofce
bills of ladDg will be signed on the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon 10 attached TO each steamer.
For freight passage, apply to
MOLLER, SAND, x RIERA, 20 South ST., N. Y
G. A. HEINCKEN Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CRosKEY, 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELlN, Havre.
Jan 25-dly
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re, NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
<S2 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS -
<LIMakIN The ships comprising this line WASHING
TOM Capt 4. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt. y. Hig.
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ERENCH'S HOTEL, OF Frankfort street and
City square opposite the City Hall and Park Fountain
New York city, opened by subscriber, May
so ehed and furnished August 1854 He trusts that for
comfort and cannot be surpassed in
the world this
which warmed srahs They all
which supplied with Gro
through silver plated cocks There is but one bed IN
room every floor will be liz with
This hotel conducted the European plan
be ordered the spacious
the immediate vicinity OF mercsn-
business and the principal places Of amusement . u
2--d3m FhsNth-
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ToNGREss having recently amended the providing Ia
u noya Of ran the Advertisements heretofore insert
this subject been Withdrawn and the following
In lneif rlsa
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Transylvania University.

TransylvAnia Untvcrnity.
THE hiy6f will the fh March, 1855 and viii
continue MONTHS salnk faculty heretofore
full has been reduced s in advance
attended full elsewher as Ma
ucuision IS Graduation Fee 42s Demonsuators ticket Sc
ROBERT PETER, Md,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
LEXINGTON, 1883. Jan lI-3tawlN
DALI Winter Dry Goods NJ greatly reduced
have hand the following goods, and
order close ihem make for
Our spring purchases
90 dresses, mousselnes and cashmeTes
40 pieces mousselines from l2K to SIX cents
20 do plain do in all coors
20 do French meIinoes, very best quality
10 do printed French flannel
is do plain colors French flannel
20 Saxony, Welsh, and other hanneis
Is do piHid Aanael and cloth suitable for children
splendid Of cashmere long and square shawis
All kinds of hosiery and gloves
Ladies' aud sentaemen's undershiru and drawers
SO ends OF fancy cassmere, cheap
80 nsey fusd CLOTH and other goods suta
BILE for boys and
80 pairs Of blankets, all qualities
30 Marseilies quilts, cheap.
The above goods be sold bargains
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Jan i5-3awlm
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PETITIONS UNDER TIE RULE.

PETITIONS UNDER THE RULE
BY Mr. JONES, OF New York The petition OF Margaret
Dyge for reef referred 10 the Committee on Revolution
Claims =
BY Mr. CHURCHWELLi The petition of Thomas Nc
Connect Of Tennessee praying Congress to refund money
expended by him during the Mexican war
By Mr. WILCOX The petition OF Richard Cot, asking
that the Secretary of War be directed TO settle and adjust
hi. i'm according the principles OF equity and justice
referred TO the Committee Of Claims
BY MIR. JACKSON, of O. orgai The petition oil citizens
OF Thomas county Georgia for msl-roue from Thomas
VILE Georgia to Mccaoukie post Office, Florida. by way
OF Eastwood, in Thomas county.
BY Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Georgia petition from Thorn
willie Georgia in behalf OF citizens OF Thomas and De-
catur counties Tor mailroute from Thomasvc to Balm
bridge, Georgia.
Nv Mr. IVES The petition of ~ citizens Of Jefferson
county New York. for appropriations 70 improve the hsr
Dor OF Ca pc Vincent aud also lighthouses In the vicinity
State Of New York.
By Mr.. FAY, The petition OF Samuel Celand and others
Of Chelsea, Massachusetts praying for reduction In the
rates of postage referred 70 the Commee on the
Pos, Office and Post Roads
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EOR rent, brick dwelling house formerly
occuped VIM, Marine Barracks, OF
and ION Navy Yard, Washington repcte With ssy
family, with garden, brick stable for
horses house, and other outhouscs II Sold h
accommodating, and not sold by tho
II May, will be for -
saic Nos D. and No. ios, between
10Th and ooh west
Also those esby lots Nos and squsre No ~
have subdvded into lots Of rs feet front each by
fronting and three fronting
ri .
For further particulars sppyto
DE aEI.DINg 4 wYIIF,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
25--eodu
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A Great Chance TO make Monsy-from ss 20 so per
dayhy (ncludng femaes in either
highly discovery OF universal de-
forward Of mall enclosing Si TO
227S, New York This chance for
clerks, invaiJs wishing make
imneday lucrative in any part OF the United States Apply Inn
mediateiy.
Dec 2s-f2mos
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Mr. WALKER, from the Committee on Indian Affairs
10 whom referred the bill IS 37 to confer on John
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EOR Sale. handsome pair or black Horpes. prsstily
Matched young, gene perfectly sound together with
phaeon, built in the latest asd approved sye well
complete set OF new harness to match, &c Apply q
Livery Stable, 9Th street. between and Z.
an 14-sod4t
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Joe SHILLTNGTON, bookseller, saoner and
paper AGENT city, published BOOK for 1853
with attached, OF all the United sts
foreign courts consus
agents. mail and all tho ocss h
city and throughout the Union in the gin Of the ffesdsnt AND ms
cabinet.
Three copies for 81, or 37x a single copy.
For sale
JOE sHfILINGToN's Bockssore,
odeon Building corner ~ street and Penn avenue
Jnnp --Aoct
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A NEW HOUSE for Rent. and the Furniture for
saleThe Presidents Lafayette
squares entirely new, only having occupied eight
with hail. dining room, and kitchen nut hoo
the chambers third fourth
hoo II has nne large pantry bath room, cissu
pump &C.
furniture il all new and plain, only
with great II has
viii given furniture approved endorsed &C.
For further particulars inquire Of
Jan l2-eo6t JAS. G. MCGUIRE Austioueet
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/ Collectors Once, City Hall. Nov. =, 1863.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERS.-Noucs | hereby
IN Of delinquent property
Of and viii be completed and pubAed
about the nrst Of December
The undersigned respectfully represents that The law allows him
dscreon but makes his Imperative duty enforce The coec
lion Of tue by and salo Of ~ without
which
All Interested earnestly requested forward
and by paying avoid the Of advertisement
l X. j. ROCHE,
| Nov 0-eou Collector.