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WEGD HG sl HEeES
Com pound Syrup of
YELLOW DOCK ROOT

THIS is a Purely Vegetable Compound,
scientifically prepared from the best Roots and
Herbs of the Maeria Medica, and has gained
an unrivalled reputation for the following eff
fectS, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver
and Digestive Organs. and Cleans
ing the Stomach and Bowels,
And thus curing all Bilious diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costive-
ness. Piles, Headache, Fever and Aguc, Jaun-
dice, Nausea, Loss OF Appetite, &C.. and cauS-
ing the food TO nouriSh and support every part.
PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And thus curing all HumorS, CutaneOuS Erup-
tons, Scroldla Salt Rheum, ErySipelaS, Scald
Head, Canker, PimpleS on the face, BlotcheS,
Ulcers, II mors, Mercurial Diseases, Cancers,
Regulating the Secretory Organs,
And by enabling them to perform their proper
functions, preventing and curing many pain
full and dangerous diseases; Siren gfheniag
and Quietin the Nervous System, thus allay-
ing Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases
OF the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps,
a.
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BOOTS AND &ROES
Mars %, '@ county, S..

IN the MdrShau Circuit Court, AH-
gust Term 1888.
David Vinnedge sen.
VS.. Bill OF Foreclosure.
Uri Mctcalf jr. and
Jane Metcalf,
DE ii remembered, that on the first day of
I'D July "A. ID. lSj3, the complainant in the
above entitled cause filed hi: bill o. complaint
therein in the Clerks Office of the Marshall
Circuit court, with the affidavit Of cCmpe-
teat person, that the defendant Uni Metcalf jr.
is not resident of the State OF Indiana. The
said Uri Metcalf jr. is therefore hereby notified
OF the filing and tendency of said bill of COM
plant, and that unless he appear and answer
thereto on or be ore the calling of the said
cause, on the first day of the next term OF the
Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the court
house III Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana,
on the third Monday in august next, the same
will be heard and determined in his absence.
AtteSt--RlCHARD CORBALEY, elk.
S. B. CoRBALEy dep.
July ], 1853. l8w4.
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I'd 90 20 10 egaas 40 use.
Win. &. EDWARDS Proprietor,

IIDN II, IND.
n VIE proprietor Of this well known House,
Il tenders his sincere thanks to his friends
and former patrons for their laN heretofore
so literally bestowed, and Sollcits a coninu-
ance. He is determined to spare no pains III
rendering his guests comfortable, and to afford
them entire satisfaction in al the departments
of his business.
HIS TABLE has heretofore spoken for itsel',
and he assures his patrons that no grounds for
complaint Will hereaf ter be given. As hereto
fore, the stricteSt attention Will be paid 10 his
stable department.
The Stage Office for the Logansport, South
Bend and LapOrte routes is kept at this house,
and persons wishing a comfortable private con-
veyance to any par; O. Northern Indiana, can
be accommodated without delay.
May 5, 1853. 10tf.
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1t is Unrivalled in the Cure Of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

As Weakness, general Debility, lrregularty,
DISTINCTIONS; Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs,
JOINTS, &c, caused by weakness also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &c, also, DrOpsy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

Having made use of the Compound Syrup of
yellow Dock Root, prepared by G. MORSE,
& CO., either ourselves, or in our families,
and finding it TO be very Salutary and effect
ual preparation, we 60 most cheerfully recon-
mend it to The public as a very valuable med
Icine.
f. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank
Providence, X. 1. A. w. Spencer Esq, Cash
ler Lime Rock Bank, 90 do do. Rev. William
Phillips, Rev ]. B. Richmond, c.. S. Jones,
editor Providence Gen. Advt., VIM. Field, NJ.
W. q. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. +. II. p, James
Hutchinson, G.. S. Dea, V. ]. Bates, Doct
Benz. Colby, and one hundred others of the
most respectable families of Providence.
This certfes that have for number OF
years been acquainted with the composition
and mode Of manufacture Of MoRSE's Com
pound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root have al
so been acquainted with its modus operandi
IN disease, and can say that III all respects it
Is admirably calculated TO remedy that class of
diseases for which it was designed. 1t is es-
peclally valuable in Indigestion and all its at
tenant symptoms, it exciteS to healthy ac-
ton the liver, removes Torpor, and inactivity
o. this organ, and stimulates healthy action in
all the system. As Depurator or purifier of
the Blood it has no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. ID.
Providence, X. |. Jan. 4, 1858.
pREpARED nv
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Calhalt'S MelcdeOn's.

Four Of those beautiful Melodeons just re-
ceived by express. Price ortyh dolorS.
For sale 10y * q. L. ROBERTS.
Laporte, July l., 1888. l9yl.
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UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT.
President,

PrcSI0ent, SdLdTy-
FRANKLIN PIERCE, of n. Hampshire, $4,000
Vice President,
David AtchiSon, of Missouri, pro. TEN. 5000
Secretary Of State,
VIM. L. Marcy of N. York, 5000
Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi, 5000
Secretary Of The Treasury.
James Guthrie of Kentucky, 5000
Secretary Of the Nary,
James C. Dobbins OF North Carolina. 5000
Secretary Of the Interior,
Robert MCClelland of Michigan, 5000
Attorney General,
Caleb Gushing Of Massachusetts, 5000
Post Muster General,
James Campbell of Pennsylvania, 5000
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE rs hereby given that George HUI
/ Y Gnger, Administrator o the estate o
Samuel Iiulinger deceased, has filed his &C
count current or final settlement o. said eS-
tate, at the next term o. the Marshall court o.
Common Pleas.
Attest X. CORRALEY ok
July 7, 1883. 1872.
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70 NON RESIDENTS

y ON R Is OEN ] ).
NJ Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed will, Oh the 9th day of August
next, proceed to survey his land in section in
township 3;', range east, in Marshall county.
All non residents who DO not appear to defray
their portion o the expense, VIII be returned
to the county Auditor, and the amount such
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate OF 1873
and collected as other taxes are collected.
A. l.. WHEELER.
July II, 1853. 1913.
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F. & C. B. Roberts Advertisements.
LAPORTE, INDIANA.
Books, Stationery &C.

They have also a store connected with the
above by wide entrance, which is exclusive
" devoted to this branch OF the trade, where
may be found most of the new and interesting
Publications of the day, with large assert
ment of Historical and Standard works. Fur
ther particulars will be given in the columns of
the Banner.
Please call at the Brick Stores, opposite the
Public square. F. & G.. B. ROBERTS.
Laporte, July Ia, 1853. 1871.
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WINDOW GLAS S

INRENCH and American Glass in sizes from
IL 7x9 to :6x:;6, OF the Drug Store
L. d q. b. r. BERTS.
J-ly IA, 1853. 1877.
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Wall q Window Paper.

4 New supply of Wall and Window Paper
n Printed shades, &c, just received by
+. & G.. Ii. ROBERTS.
Laporte July IA, 1855. 1877.
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IST OF LETTERS Remain

n
IL the Post Office at
OF July, 1883
Allen Ira
Alleman John
Aldrich Mrs Ann
Ashley Mrs Nancy
Alexander S a G.
Alleman 6 J
A binger Geo
A sh Adam G.
Ba bcock 4 l.
Bcntly PersiS
Barber Sally Ann
Burnett NJ +
Beach Mrs L VI
Ba bington WIN
Bestwick Mary Mis-
Brown ia mes
Bradley James Esq
Bailor Alley {
Burton James
Burt A S
Bles J NJ
Burch Amanda
Bruce A I
Bloom John
Burmnorth Geo
Bennett Frederick
Ba bington WIN
Base John
Bass John
Bowel Bazel Nj
Bumgardner Sol
Bowles Thomas y
Blnnon James 2
Cline Thompson 2
Carey Jose ph L
Cargo Carey
Cutler David 2
Cook Charles
Calimease f
Cowoce Jane Mrs
Crow Miss Rachel
Chinsman John
Click Frederick
Carlo Charley
Constable & II 2
Chapman c
Crowell L w
Castleman Edmund
Cavintler Edward 2
Canaday Moses NJ
Conger Mary Jane
Carpenter n l.
Cornelius Hira m
Cummins Lyvina
Corn Miss Electa 2
Clark Jasper n
Chase James
Colemen John
Cautwall w
Curtis Miss Martha
Cunsta bic q Della
ney Misses
Clingdening r
Division Plymouth
Ollie Israel
Diileman l. ID
Dunn Jose phi Il
ElsrOad David
Erwin Richard
Evans Jacob
Ellis Ii A
Ellisher Monsieu
Pierre
Farrand w m r
Fry Miss Susan
France Jacob
Flint Abner
French X q
Fish Samuel
French Alma
Fluellen w m
Finney James
French Margaret
Ferguson VIM
Fuller John
Frederick Monseiu
Hess
Gibson James
Gray Thomas
Gibson Mrs Hanna
Garman Caroline
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ca EEC-U Ella KRe

June %, 1853.
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LOCOMOTIVE
Cgsesgg spVsgrsysyESOas.
Ace amt nOt!lin--BlOOd will vim.

The old settlers of Plymouth and vicinity
are taken all aback by the startling intelli
gence that
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

Persons calling for the above letters, will
please say advertised"
ID. MCDONALD, p. NJ.
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Semi-Annual Report

NF the condition % the Plymouth Bank,
" ior the six months preceding the first
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-07

land Ground Leaf ~ Frosted % 2b@ niersr a6a toi
Coed comWon w 1b6 a. Brown, 1901 DO; and Fins Brown w.
Nothing doing OHIO We Inferior Common
3s u Is 3oOi Common Mblding s4@ Good s5es Sci Fine
Red sbs Fine Wiappey sl0G1lb mud Yellow slodpt6 The
spetons the comprise hbd Maryland SUGARS
e Of Ne week have large Which caused dunsf' n
the been almost entirely
elected We quote New Orleans = 6oa6 old cpba
III ~
porte comprise $50 lots "A 75b
principally Tuesday 1873 hhda Nav ornua
sold hde Rico at ~ rs to-day bts
Orleans rs The Of the 1900 sack aud
100 bb Pernambfp 1928 hhds New Orleans al hhi
from FRANKLIN, In COFFEEWe have 10 note active market
with large believe, for 16
nles the week foot between 10000 and II 900 bags Rotba
% part Of which wan taken Mt the ostren range Of pricef
being The lot Of bG1 bngs Of
qa Tbs import Of tho week il 4s1 bags Rio Coffee bark
koanoke
CHARLESTON, February .COTTONTet active dn
at esteAy met ~ holders Irregular decline Of
from Tic former highest The GALES amounted to 1900
nj taefcs from 9 the bulk Of tho sales ut l96Dl09se
SAVANNAH February L.. C01TTON-We have change
G he market This advance
ttlsh ys osaors from purchasing to 'iisnt sine
"a. We htca Sales ls1
following % 81 81 VA a ut "a 80 nj 81 500
At 10 50 Az lD1S ai6 a lG 1U3s nnt 30 IL l1Iac
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Departures OF the Collins and cunard Steamers


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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

tlulisStll 1Italbilp.
NEW YORK. January maksf ysfe
IN 81 IT, za s 0g ss Vt p IT, ~
sefTn @atAS 3%ssy 4s NOR s9sye a@ t 1aPgs Ptiis
.. Ssseds l1s99ss 9o6, atst g5a'
s;s 45ss. ' s's'af s.a. s. .;s.s T.
MA Esg toi1 @l5 l@6si.z5@la. l9%i55@5i
fHig Far ia 6oa5.fiSs n@as no. asa -
39kAceo ~ fssl nj " not=s9 ssgs 50 MA ~
T.s6 u sa ea Fseasy saas, i 1a #a i5@il q 81
aq2 ,Ss 5i, ial.4 Kssa@k sSe As
spfc1ts5 sess fds sarSem X
Molsss q Is saEe S ~ f MT Nsw III rt a md
hew ofaa9 at 81 itas sI tga' trim; a9d i'e skE9d
sRulr ~ rfaHt4ls losa = e5s5y R4a Nj
rtira terms = s 6 5esser Vi d;
TX igo Gags Pecan Sa,s CUES fsgta so Is on MOURN
so0do Canton Ginger " neat lo,a Nov sl9s rty5
some speculative 9f s NTH i '9a y 355 an p a
oist o. sent higher man eS stafe h sails nrl
sS
.sS Me- 99ay 3 sss g6 S E5s Il
= e.s=st.NR-ssI lFis ossna II "a is sea
q i &oR o.1s 4 sa M MSS ssas
"A 599 asiss tt{t Ct 25a0o
STOCKS, EfGfhs fls Nefe large yseta, wifi ceaeaE1e
eosy l@a sSas; fasas s6as ea@faay ' laa'
52m Tt tsaifeaa ts a57Hd 7 nI I'M aifea Ca9n
YIN @ i}ava afaa a NV wi Sessa i gcyiaas
la,ss s.l sea 5s iaa 'f 1o~p ny
il
HsG o sis Mi VIZ 'is 10 " GIN 7 s No. 5 H.
rPs gaFHs usual rurif iii t5 Tor first inert
ii s iFs%a ~ n S9t g ts ss @a
sanet to-day thaT3 By tsn lf long y @resp h an!
a+l4s1 fa i3:5 5 NY Day. md sElA@ 5g o
la:a, IA 46e79S
- e4Ew YORK DRY GOODS IRApE54 raavtne t, compiled
nm No NJ United states Eeoops vii
i" Now York during le wsek ending January 2s
Imports wfthl,aee, warshsel.
sAee' A. u Go TO- 4s5s 81 So sss
n...s..,, ...:=.. 5;55s i$ NJ III; M
T FSSss H. aa.G ss4s's , ssisi7 $3.50
1, s .%g a%Ft ~, r. III $l 5jlS e. show. AZ
@lsa $25s2P ~ tte amount thrown the market this
ftiILApELftiIA January - FLOUR There tettr. feeling
inquired e f. hipnrn 1000 bbls disposed
srFly tts, # %iEAN@Thass
6 white szts5 aRoGEEs All dSssIt are he'll
dong SHE Hams pickle quote . aud
Shoulders ~ s sale q EsE Lard Il b,
lbs soo Wool Pincqag supply Il Eisisrn
sos aud An 5s lien. wy o "5 h GgmP.s
. 5e9 r. tal booi nv 6 seg9 " Gesys = months
pulled 7i CASH 1890 ns Peruvian Al 4S u y, mouths,
ns 5 @s'n 1 Fsg ya III aP nv II W.T. , 4 r Fg
ns oai e. The contract o the army and my 9ns md he
Prices firm.
BALTIMORE january 20 .eoTToS-There
naud from manufactures this week, spectators
vs. Gales hs Ndlng 10 Mdalns Virginia. eeorFt
sl2t,, tgn Neg 5a., ehasston Dar
Fe dali = rep or hs sE Shippers Il
qr article 10 ill their vary whih IS
MARYLAND pluhassrs
aasiss without iaqa, ii present. We eesaRe Mary
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS,
~ OffieE OF THE DAILY CGKsckHr,
Monday Morning; February 7 1863.
LII u 4 L LIZ = 4. It1. L. Il 4 U.
DAILY ny sosaRas CITY r.st, V

sl tS = t'''-
IhEAKEp SATURDAY 5.
heAhP btSttt iiHsr aFfston a'd Mltae0rt. Bar
d. ~ ,,g harris Morgan
:, @ A,yen f9ssts, lor AsHiS a r lehhiAs
tteaI ASP aasu i+use H. ltsyrpoo chag K5sE
26t w M IN 1 .gd S ~ a9[s, 4 12ern
MI Tk piI L. ~ ~ ~" i9f", 9fslef ii.lat
Sjae iIg YTspn PIN Gr t4yrasian, ~ A. fE.i!3
III G.huanoe#, Ef6wd lar gafa Cr5t d NirEf.!H
~, lownsenbs jones' ior hlaiaa5isola, n Usp+y
lrSqssn, 51jtll to- iazal, s5ui,ndyd 4 ii4rftyon
: " 4Nqs4is lisg4"H3 " Mo4s Nrwton y Fnrsslv
sai.. Isf hEi. io'yr4 tot d95{i", Merton 4 sttFtS
s'st Nis..9'' t'g:5s'j4T FsFs "seiA! Aasf
ARRIVED
L. E. y ii3g sp ' y MI w =
5sgatsl5E
BIZ Fcr5, tsp4 VI ays !san F5itpa8 NJ master Powder
riats5 -
SM Htn9s Bea. ia4 Y6ln ballast nas,erst
tliasnt!
i. ] H. EN- t2 Ne nasfLsA52a T. r.
~ 4e.r s,5tl t.i e. II 6aast IL tnaser Point
Ht.s9 Ffsb z[lt frl1 st Slty.s /, i,t
Ivy Nay l@E" .Ass y 9as ,HR tISh 70 dist
S5 III A'f.Si5t
Wig WEi." t@eHs 70 ~ 'tea Glthis1 Me to maAte i.ts
Eteamboats. E55.
~ n klaGet Gs4eAa4 ron 81 fs,ais.
lrs Il Wt55 tGa, Andrew. :. nom 1rcuuaf5-
SiaidssR IfyIF, ron fs6fSsa.% t5yeF, s.. &5s..~
I y l.HIl$fltt 4gtiohtl tatH Bi|tI SstH
/ Rii i.S Ei, III na2s4i it ~,
No. ~ ~ - S Na9 y: ~ =. 2f'.
tGssfta S3t,b ir6 i IT, i s5js r. r
r.. T posYeli, Sa5a, from Coast
.-5& s W Downs Uugas, nom Laoar6he
IL issiey Wsoai ftGni IL i15 say '''A
| t.Ta9s Bra%dee, IRON Mobile ,a..-5s..
sgn " ~ " ig,t '9 9 n4 Z, ,I LstHs
| - H. = $50 - '' = ''t'''A9f'ites
l8~9sS n9 if9t ne p"st3s '91t deTn ard s9
~ IL 4u' 80 = ! fEsevs-Zpto
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hEGklHIS or PAJuDJEta
H s;.[ CA d Esss
49, H. "5is5 80 stisR ~ esa I It s4e
He sz Vat pssaaies sa Msl9ar s$a aFTa
neRaN, t M fffsr S Sss1 Sesee &C. Do
- u ro,atoy Raaioipb
X ash SAia 7! f5s4 ssse ss g.
+ 60 NJ 5.,. smty No. M As w. GssEssha
tbarsnisza
i . VIE ssg ss d g 4 fs54 coliseum ons
sq0ss WestsoairEss t. afdsf =
- s sesisa Ra esa, io 4 Mssg fas
N Wiz Y Ny wT w. 80 s go r
Ssa ! = @Est 60 Fia Nm. 9asEs = 60 q
a CUNNING Sts9srt i'm . n t IT, 81 Sc
.sss5 S' fs ss oaR@y lia' N'
COAST PEI steamer ! I boswell n l6l Esaon
- FAss xeei5 7 RetssG d y tgi
4, y sa, Shift Saf6tal ia5 fAds IS Db moss
x .y.. s s hss s ss. FiS ssis
~ bds fas ~ hh4 messses n,t feyy AysFSl5 d
poasssn Laadry d. Do
Is ~, s s. 1S5s Z E F'aa5's' 70 'esfs'
~ NO. Sh e Nv Ga Z W% ,so fg
4 \ Isre Nsni Joaas MeEse, Geaiaan 1So9s {
sE FATE sfas ill., ests s
a I'M M4 Is Rem l Ks, Sz Fl:
Ellst sis nsaes pesauliasNa SSs ooIssss
e IN hS Ssa MSea q 81,
w..t 'y ,. h h y s. .,
a5 seey 8 hd' @gT " 9 iies Loo btls n,9iss.es
o55k tofpril y s5 b sa
itsst1 dfsaT 80 :
No ,.s5 o,l ssl.; Mclean
o q ~ {Y ssn,t F,an Msen cotton
s,s{ W5aI. w,Fs,, SSIlsn.s scoi 'sRsy
tasa Aenl4 eesehaa Ill 3ue1snnen, Carroll
M"sf Nv al Hias 81 esH0s'
g.s,.s 5.:. 4 N5.iss 4. $ e. m,, pes
clos f4snt IS e bhis sister sugar Shit &so2s bhl. ness
l'ta ne,ss les sh na.s sasr bales MOI,
W" cIseyyfoal 81 hhs bbls moasses t.s hi do
~ Anna No2 81 bales cotton 10
iRss a sugar no 6 n Sai mos M
k esa is f% Ryst bf ps T. rsoss. SEQ
Total lO6 bales hhds sugar ?ss bbIs molasses
0oNsIGNEEs
so R,a ssEe
ne p SsEs
R;s55s;s
s
fiar. sas hsrls. ote 1snnass
nj. s2s ass
Ass ksss se Sit s Ga;
ssssIt MeLsarsa So,t
Sas 'St, w. @s h ssysa
pg ssa sGF Reilly asoJ Ref tSos
seses der aeor ssa6lon kco Smith Fin
3f:as sisE sh9' s%!5
Totoa &SSJ rSrhpv % saf niane t.
w Wrs S StsGs s: s
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Valuable .Cnrrolten Property,
BY S. PURSELL, Auctioneer.

1
SATURDAY. February 70, at II o'clock
!l be sold Carrotoa Hotel
tDT OF Of Jefferson and streets,
~ s-stoTs Dwelling HoGe. ktehea, Cisern,
plank ii double kiteher
II, rtion ground Of Je
@ fe1 Second 80 deep,
parallel LES
Lot adjoining tha atz-- Second
d yi, PLANK containing oonl.
Kitchen, Ciatern. etc.
enc other HOUSE last above described
joining the front ns Second street.
T5' o..-.
ralIel Inns, Flower ard Vegetable Garden
oreoy PLANK HOUSE rocn1s Kitchen
two Cstarn Int q ground fronting Short
I+r properly well
Il igan Tie described
Grocery good both
| AMI The FIX URES for also for saI.
Terms sae.-1ns and the balance one,
years secured BY mortgage bearing
the purchaser insure the safer
lie oley the Of Toe notes janis Vi
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
FIas1 Jusr,cEs eeuR DANIEL DALEY BYRSES and Wife
P,sis, az ORLEANS. f No. le4fa.
| EpY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
dirscted W L. u aienns, First Justice OF the Peace
for PARISH 0frrns, will public ancton, MON
DAY February M hour of y aeieek At FaFehousf
| No. 4aa Teh0upitoHlhs street
If Seized tie Terms cah on the SPOT
ANA j. j. HOPPE, Constable.
l
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l. STRAUB. RHAZLEII

klDDER q FABIAN, Agents.
% Magazine street, New Orleans
above single geaed Queen Of tbs
South : Com Mill and Grasler ,,,..
nse HI useful Of Mills by which
We converts corn Feed Mill but few mnutta work
W. portable ns and double sesrrd ttea sua
bu grind Wtea tes md stock
the sitter maze q Mills Of our
y and hase fd 70 ss % me mt pre-
Mills premiums the best Mills, Al two Annual
This by horse power at the One State
Fair IN 1850 awarded premium and splendid sasr
sfrserep kinds Of portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES articles, Of operaian snnpiey nssu-
Xii 8ut articles no sea our eoes
al trarstertatpu tie money rafnndsd
We AXE pleasure explsn each article SAAe ~
aersga N al or State Fair Fall bois'erous about ms
Mill urag4ousy tired INTO vsre aaitY AMI
Stha st, ~ W h. ina ownar q so;h mills and ta
't'"as9' t = : " FIRST TRIAL.
Sraubto r n eighteen inth mill
Burrows L Co. tors a ssny inth mill.
SECOND TRIAL.
/ to MI twenty two inch mill
Burrows 4 Co to r 4n : s Tsnt Y enT inch mil.
/ i,i.FIG q inch MILL
| L Co thirty inca null.
When Ga pinch came boisi courage feptsd out
/ ttr ahove. ] NOW append challenge V siaa s a %
vii eighteen inch QUEEN Of TIL VIII p 81
Nun AF THE oHo STATE l gaa ~ nss E
nsh GNaws Wm. StRnrt OHIO and hsnineky 49,
Mills AID yen are sgHrshenss .. = ~ y
cs Is an fafP sae single aele fail 2 grIsd saai Y
au 4uanty eomtiASi productions o. e yo q safss
mills Lust piess hsn ah draw isa haaasea ae "
e5a! t sn l. " = s4s sifa5sh
Tai. H. Burrows L Go. !zale W.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

4sgxa A'1iis 5si, S.:s
a saAHF S. E:s ~ ~
t y1sESesH nh IN
ASas 4Ahat n
H atahe GhsfASA sawyer r rs
'':i: $;:';i N N
sMrcT rGT asfaos e. asi ri
SEs SS s 81
H HnN G4 ~ ' H" FM
a. khf G@us s II e%ss IN
Ni.p by , fgIa Hsst, IN
iENNlssEE RIVER ,4tN l9"i rM
Ns'~ The regular weekly packet steamer
a. lI"str"slT,s s;TIis EyISiSs
~ The steamer DELAWARE, Capt Baker,
Se 3tS re- pH nrt. 4 Fan s Eyns
Rd'. The fast running and light ,lraugit pas.
q g.ts, Y, te4o eapnS wttenfy will leave RED
rs salirH4 flMlsTEG 81 rosilrst street..
re- The new, light draught, swift running
lat,9nssa psIt IT,, sg"as5 soItEhN ELE cat n Me
M Ss's M fI: FsT S sss. s!lts Eys ~
asss- The ship MlpprEstx, Capt Paine, from
rs i;Eo. W. liYNsoS, - Camp street.
70" The Cunsignce If IL bales Gunny Bags
marked AR Go eonssaa per- ship aide
from ls"st VIII himself known ht Dchargipg
1ltrh the lrec, They wi be stored at h HNt risk
ie1 GEO y, ilYNsoS, 20 Camp street
nas- The bark NJ. Z. Trout Capt. Collamer,
lun Nav York isfafgtag Post First District Can
sgRees qHfri tie ihe sH1is The IL
nt4t d & Ioafkt ( co. u Camp street.
I1~ The bark j W. DYER, Capt. IT, Dyer,
az r4lse 10 end ;oree+ipt q r egist Ne rye the
: zSll be ortH at their Spouse .l-t,-
iea - RoaERI 4 60. % fsmp street.
J3- The schooner q G. AcKERl.y, Baldwin,
mRattf. itaH Ar r6at Y Etrst Dis
1F MoRSl Nf tfs wall sttu % &c rrclt
IN, fgSds9a @ Iy VA @tis d aed q rtT
1ss% Consgnees III $50 bags coffee, marked
M sal EnFflsIeFoi fa,,. arr afo9aaf E3is'E 4,
aghsrsps ce5 % e Lsct, 6hlwl.c t ,ooi will stored 4
vi 7. II. AsllBMn@E4 ca., 5s 81. ctsties street.
NerEeE.-Senher Captain nor Gonsig-
nee d riti6 sin BIANcHt CsP ltddoph iiSurpoa
r3 wv M ta gAt4t4s tGf A debts 2Iirasted M NJ
lsHi ll5flS T1)t.H, Vi iAnk Place.
- NorIcE No bills will be paa Wy steam
cap easr. sstiftla ltis is ii ESydsps etf'at se4l
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

- !AtNHAf APHnfNt'- February u l5j3sl
COTTON Saturday sur4g HAY, RHd VIZ market 14gquntg
VOC ap 'ts9@, ts sa3A Jt5e tai airs,
Is to3i4 taef u s9t al atAt eftGt flE4s
NsEel-lt4s tUgpote n ,efrg. H. =
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.ip9RTEz

BusToNzzrt brig R ratetsoH5 Fra order,
ST aIAKks-res sehr yealee ls ta!t Nelson 500
EEldtfs 70 tffsr.
tHskLEsToS-raF brig Mazatsa Cargo T,e= etc.
H>ioNlrE#rk Aay flower $40 " Walker Scu.
MllANGIpN+Pet brig Elias Dudley 1926 bbis @5reG
nGirr
PHILApElllHA- -ftr big Florence Assorted 1ad.s.
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1T ms-cANAL STREET; - IL

4 A a MS~GANAL STRI1ET.sMM I IL
AH4 NEW ORLEANS MANTLL1.A FACTORY: II Gt.k
Cloth Merho CLOAKS Silk Embroidered MAN
TIaS the style latest trimming for Ladies and
Meprires suit the NewOreans Mantn Fac
tory, Canal
proprietor this establishment respectfully soc,s The npee
New0rlean particularly Strangers coming y
CITY, Of his large and splendid stock Of
sale at his Mantih Rooms
call them before they purchase other R and they
that selling them half the price of any
| other the city.
splendid arg STOCK Gaks ani MsItias
article FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
Dresses SILK and Fancy Straw BON
RIBBONS; large stock EMBkQEpERIES be sold
here commoa the manufacturers IaeR and MFsin
SACKS MANT1LAS, fAPES, GHEalSETfES aLEEFES and
COLLARS: 500 Emhraere Linen IA ~ same
Trimmings Ltes Dresses that cannot be bad osher
|
Wedding nrtse.s LONG CI0AKS ROBES PRINCES
the richest different Shades SILK VEL
| VET in tho making AIanillas.
wishing to have particular style Of Cloak ant.a
eaalla By their order
tAnFS FASHIONABLE DRESSES MAZE TO ORDER. novl2