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will warranted for IL months, fire and burn.
ing excepted His work will also be delivered within m
miles of Raleigh at the shortest notice. and fail to
deliver Stills in the time agreed will forfeit $5 for
each day lost to the purchaser ,o,,, MO, ,,,,,,r,
Raleigh, Sept. 12 1851. Coy.
" ONITON Chemesettes and Underseeyes,
~ Do. Collars,
Brusele do
Maltise do.
Black Silk Mantillas,
Lace Veis
Ladies French Skirts
6, Cord and White Kid i Gloves, t.
Received fR w. az Il. : e R. s. TUCKER
July 81, 1853 d
MTR WOLTERING RESPECTFULLY announces
IvM to the Ladies of Raleigh and surrounding country
she receiving her Fall and Winter Stock of Fdcy
Goods embracing China goods fine ironstone dnnersett
teasetts and and fine brought to
Also Groceries of every description. Nusica Instruments
de-, which will be sold low for cash. ~
just received fresh supply of Coyactionaries.
Thankful for past favors she sgcs continuance of the
Raleigh, September, 1851. = 90
nREss GOODS.-PRINTED & FANCY BERAGES,
II Lawns Organdi and Printed Cambrics,
Plaid GnghaIns and Silk Lustors, -
Black Groe DeRhine Silk and Plain black DeLaine,
Cambric Jackonete, SWISS Checked Null and Nansuck
Muslins, great variety, e .
Black and White and Fancy Berages DeLaines.
Raleigh, 1852. ST.
Cambria Nainsook checked and striped Muslin Null
Muslin, Plain and dotted Swiss Muslin For sale by
Raleigh, June 4sk, 1875. 5s-
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NIEMEYER & WHITE,
MERCHANTS AND GE

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL
PRODUCE BROKERS,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
Offer the Shipping Planting Trading and
Manufacturing Interests
We will give strict attention to Shipping or Selling
Tobacco Cotton Flour GRAIN Provisions Lumber, and
Naval Stores Forwarding Merchandise with Despatch
Lime Plaster, Guano, Cement and Salt always on hand
Henry v NIEMEYER, JAMES {. WHITE.
Au0,,St 9Th 1879 76-3m.
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NIEGROES WANTED-THE SUBSCRIBER viii
groes. r. ID ATKtNS0
smlthnead, Dec 29th, l8--tE
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STABLE GooDs.-lOo PIECES cALICoEs. DARE

- and Light,
so Pieces Bleached Shifting, from 10 to 22c.
l9-i Bleached Shifting, and Beached Jeans,
80 pieces Brown Shifting and Sheetngs,
Milton n. c, Osnaburgs and Brown Jeans,
Fine Wool and common Bed Blankets,
White and Red English and American Flannes,
Real White Welsh Flannel, don't shrink,
rs Heavy and Medium Negro Blankets, -
For sale low by j. BROWN.
% Sept. pc, 1853. So-
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Id EMOVAL OF THE BOOT AND SHOE
10 MANUFACTORY.-The subscriber begs leave to in
form his and the public general he has moved
from Wilmington Street. to the house lately occupied by F.
MAILER as fancy store, West side of the capitol
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received he
solicits continuance of the promising the very
best materials and employ only superior workmen.
HENRY A DEPKIN.
Raleigh, August 29th 1858. S2-tf
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JAMES J. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH n. c.,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him. in the COu
of this and the adjoining Counties.
Ofice-the occupied by the late Hon. james Irede
Raleigh, June 5th 1858. eft
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WKTHOI SALE TRADE FOR MARCH 1852.
w OUR SPRING STOCK of Foreign and Uoznestic
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods is now complete The as
sortmeut is large and commanding COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are invited call styles and prices feeling
confident offer great inducements job
hing House, North or South.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
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SCOTCH ALE.-A FEW CASKS SOTCR ALE IN
9Quars and Pints, in store and for sale by
JAMES McKIMMON.
a rrI 1890 40
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20 Nor1cE-Express packages for Norfolk Petersburg,
Richmond and the Interior intended for shipment
Roanoke Jamestown" will hereafter be received
by Messrs PARIsEN KING End Barclay street. New York.
who the only authorized Agents forward Express
packages by those steamships VIRGINIA. n CARoL1N1 and
TENNESSEE.
June 3D. 1853. 66-tf
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I SWAIM'S JUSTIEE.-THE- NORTH CAROLINA
- Justice; containing summary statement Of the Statues
of the Supreme Court and all the most approved forms and
presidents relating to the Office and duty Justice of
Peace and other public officers according modern prac
tice BENJAMIN Swan. Second edition. revised and cor
rected. For sale by - -
HENRY D. TURNER
NOrfh Cardiac Bookstore. s.
Raleigh, August IL, 1858.
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NORM BOOK.-THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
Book containing all the most useful forms which &C.
in business transactions between and man. as well
as in official stations together with the Constitution
North Carolina and of the United Sates the Act fixing
Fees of Clerks SherS &c. calculated for the of the
citizens of North Carolina and made to law
Compiled by q member of the North Carolina Bar
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore by
E Raleigh, Aug. u, 1858. IL
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M EEDING HOES.-A LARGE LOT WEDDING
w Hoes all Sizes Also Scythe Blades, Grass Blades
and Trace Chains, received and for sale by
g JAMES McKIMMON.
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WILLIAM H. BAILEY,
Attorney at Law,

WILLIAM HI. JONES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, N. C.,
Will attend the Courts of Chatham Johnston and Wake
February 23 1858. eft
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GhSnO REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
SDSU Subscriber, in the month of May last negro
slave named PAUL, aged about years, feet or 10
inches high with q large mouth and fine teeh-weghs
about los pounds. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery to me at Raleigh.
RALEIGH AuO1st 95 1853 Sl-tf
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RoxBoRoUGHa IAIL-(BY HoRsR, -
Leaves Friday at * ~,
Arryes Friday y.................. at a. M
Mail closes Friday at IL mr.
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= (SucceSsoFS 70 Y. PerTy.)
Petersburg, Va, May 5th 1852 So
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-25
From the Federal (Ga.) Union
The Democracy United.

Nothing could be more gratifying 10 the national ae,
mocracy than the harmony and good feeling thai pre-.
vailed IN the democratic party the assembling OF Con.
gress. Contrary 10 the ancipaiions and ardent hopes
OF the enemies Of the administration the democracy, with
great unsnmiiy acted together in support OF Hon Linn
Boyd for Speaker, Col. John W. Foney for Clerk and
Gen Armstrong, Of the Washington Union, for public
printer These selections all made from the strong
personal and political friends OF the President. There
was MO hard" "sof" test applied no Juggling in the
epeckled and ring. streaked politics OF the State oil
New York, but good old fashioned union aud good
fellowship on the basis OF the iimehon principles
of the party This result, while il will prove thorn in
the side OF the of the administration every.
where, will gladden. the hearts OF It's ends give them
renewed zeal its behalf and enlarge The confidence al
ready so literally reposed in it's patriotism ability, and
usefulness The President while he repudales the prin
cples OF free-s0iers, will not condemn and repudiae
men who once held them, but who now dsown them,
merely TO Crafty the personal pique OF rival aspiIants
who have been thwarted in their sshemes OF anbi.
ton
SO long ~ the Prcsdentc appointments prove wise and
udcious 80 long they honestly enforce The laws of
The land, we defy the tongue OF calumny 10 cast odium
upon the President When they prove fathless TO The
trust reposed in them, abuse the public confidence, or
debase their Offices 10 unlawful dishonest uses then
we will add ouro TO The popular condemnation. and
''spare nor the wrong doer. We call upon the country
TO give Frank Pierce fair trial We believe the people
intend 10 do it, The action Of Congress has decided
aud we confidently believe his administration will be able
and satisfactory TO the country.
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in bounds when that there more than hiy
towns ~ the Stale, ia which the majority by which the
in very many he is elected after ballotngs by
too Look well the senate, look we'll TO
the house Tor here will be the grand assault OF the al
lied factions.
There ia danger that we rely too much upon our
strength, and, IN consequence fail TO put forth our usual
effort We have fears OF defeat when the democracy
are fully aroused. We have tears but that the
result will be glorious ever. but to our usual
victory be up and doing and putting forth our
customary Efforts Ours is the dst State election in 1854
Should we ial 10 secure od-fashioned success, y
would be bawked about The Union by the whg and abo
toR prints a. indication that the administration Of one
OF her tavone sons unsatisfactory to the democracy
oil New Hampshire. Besides what democrat would be able
q hold up his head under the disgrace OF having Amos
Tuck and Jared Perkins elected TO The United States SEN
ae, 10 war upon and thwar the administrative policy OF
Gen Pierce To prevent such catastrophe, or the re-
alza,ion of any of the schemes of opponents let
every democrat 10 the State do his duy, his oho duly.
IRON now Til the l4h day OF March,
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Edwin CrOsWcn.

The Scioo Gazette, whig paper, takes up the cudse
in behalf Of Croswe. who being corrupt aod rotten,
naturally commends himself to The favor OF particular
class OF wing Journals who improperly IN the
national treasury being robbed for The benefit OF private
SPECTATORS and lobbymen. The Gazette asks how
II happens that the announcement of Croswels rotten
ness s made bv the Enquirer now for the first lime "
In reply, say that il does happen so, Croswell
being denounced in the columns OF this paper
nary and dishonest years ago, could prove by
ferrlng TO files. His ident fcaon with the explosion
OF The Canal Bank at Albany. and with the Collins line
OF steamers both subjected him al the time to the denun
calions of the Enquirer. The Albany Argus is mol now,
has il been for many years. the organ Of the de-
mocracy in the Empire State the Gazette asserts II
has long been regarded as the mouth piece Of corrupt
juDlo OF political speculators of whg afinties and
though it has been nominay democratic paper, il has
made such professions only TO do damage to tina,
party than il could efec, by running up whig coos. In
the State poics OF New York it follows the lead OF
William H. Seward and il has been many years since il
contained single article denouncing him. As Seward
voted and spoke in favor Of the Collins-lne appropra
ton, in which Croswe is interested, the latter is known
TO favor his election 10 the United States Senate in pref
10 any other This fact ia the best
ry mention upon his pretended hostility to the
aboli'ionisis alluded to by the Gazette. We consider
Croswell as ally Of the whig party, who like such
meTcenary politicians much better than The democracy
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From the NASHUA (N. H. Ganetis, Dec. "a.
Prepate for the Election.

Our opponents OF every hue ANA description are pre-
pairing 10 make desperate onsaueht upon the democ-
racy at the coming election The contest il 10 be con-
Quoted. TOO, ia the usual shameless and unprncip,d
fashion that has characterized the Efforts OF the wing
and apo'rion factions to overthrow The democratic -
cendency in tbs STATE Tie character oi the contest
was disclosed at the late whg State convention. Al
that convention, Mr. Cfaxin ~ Lebanon, the editor OF
wing pap- IN that place. made speech, ~ which he SAID
that IL the M election 'ihe wings must tt1gs and
eaarss and che ge snd never take hack anyih,ns No
mailer how false he charges -ay be- stick to the false
hoods swear itsy true. snd trust TO delntei peo-
pile Tor approval his the substance o his spe ch.
"Colooe' Hughes oil this city, where did he get his
coopelcy a>raed the private character and condud OF
Col Baker, The aenocsllc candidate tor governor, in
the sousive manner-o0e OF the meapss and most
de-pieabe forms OF attack be guilty Of and
PARTICULARLY IN the present instance as no mas moral
character stands iaifet hsn Colonel Bakers The "Col.
onrl' can very easily made charges OF general and
seeepng character, but we deiy him to produce single
,peeif alton against Mr. Bakers character Tor Integrity
and honesty, or To produce anything that viii lower him
in the estimation OF the people OF thus State whether u
fegards his conduct private citizen or as public
man
sueh are some Of the and low-life indications
which greet al The very threshold OF The conflict
Personal deiracuon and contemplate scurflly are 70 be
the weapons which our opponents VIII wield against US
during The canvass They adopts at sjsclins slime
and hlh, and expect they wall eclipse even them
selves IN throwing |, for The next three months
inspred by The Bake dcfection and The afrsy Of op-
10 uon 10 the administration which ~ assuming form
and substance in ranks in New York. and look
totwstd the pzes which The next legislature VIII
pespw BY The ehocs OF two United States our
opponents are evidently preparing 10 make mos, deter
macd struggle 10 carry the election. That such ~
the fac, 'he indications are all around US The most
vs and serperine projects viii be set foot in every
section OF The Slate 10 effect ihe object Here temper
ance sill be The tngne Of attack, there personal deac+
fon and malignant yinp.faiion; whhe IN ano,her sec
ton local msers vii be raksd up. and II possible be
made 70 bear seans The democrsc candidates The
legislature ~h De the msB point they will labor to se-
cure. 10 carry every democratic town and defeat the
choice OF sena ors ~ democratic districts will be their
grand game.
For All the willy sra'agems and plots Of opponents
let be pvpvv,a in due season Let look carefully
10 the ncey-bsanced ,cwns We dare say We are with
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10 OUR sUBsCRIBEnG

The name ofno win BE- besk
payment " ns subscription be made in advance.
Distant subsesiten onsy by the pQs
which will bs paid BY by n rs
transmission. ~ III N
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly duytns
sons Of Coasss.s, and seuss-we dans recess
Subscriptions period ess than year will bs rscsvsA o.
psororuoned % above annual
O PosfmAsTERs authorized to act agents and By
sending DAILY subscribers, with rsvs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with sa5 easiosed WEEKLY
ubsedbers, $40 enclosed copy
edition they furnish subscribers ~ atts
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Proposals. for Tank Iron.

Proposals. for Ta.k Iron.
DrrARtasSr,
Bureau ef fConsr1ei,on, Aa, tset~.nsr ~, ibb5
CEALED PRoPo5 ,Ls. endured Proposals hr Tank f'"n
u viii he received ~ This upu oeouk The iSh
oay Jaaay 1854, r furnas aad 1~vsx ~ e nssy yard
Wsshn.lon U isr limited siat
the n~ quantity pe s"ne Tor m,Aps
one yet or tanks .lopp of ff- ?"
lAl pales jaJv tbs. "oss es~ one
VI an tach thick
lbs Of bo egh'hs of inch Ia di
ameier, aud inca and 6so egh rs long, nsiae Of
head
An of the said delivered before the first day OF
May lc54. ,..-.-,. Z. -,
blooms other defects, correctly
10 the given straight and level The shears nnd
stand launching and NIL
factory by conandant Of said navy yard
where schedules be- exainin #r
The cnst ncty carried and each
offer must accompanied the written by
law without considered Tine viii be
ma conETmiy Usual all of which be
The bureau, or at the navy yard, washington
33-tRw4w
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EW s"d Eisgsot sil@s, Enib oidrsits, Cicak.. 80 -
TIE subscribers beg respectfully invite the
ladies' The city and seaiy s following aud
goods, which have just received viz:
50 dresses exlra-rich brocads silks for evenings
rs do do IL. r.
25 do do antique, wa,ered
~ do do antique, brocado
10 do do black brocade silk
la do nnnnced hr1cads silks
10 pifcea cht-colored plain pouit dc
rs do rich plaid silks
rs do silk illusions for tarty DR.. eras, all cs,ors
30 do ard real irish poplas
$50 style ParsimD chrmiseltes sleeves, In
PSI do french ethroid rrd G
so French embroidered cainoTc chemsettea asd
rs French with
Maltese, ,onron, and Val ncis l.css very cheap
$50 psf~ Embroidered muslin d camiti sleeves
$50 French rinbr ide handks, chisf, variety
30I pieces English aud French thread iac.s
2j velvet cioaks, latest style
Is embr ,idrred cloth Cloak, latest style
rs plain and trimmed ci.th cloaks
81 email PerSan scar for neck
SO long eashmere shRwis
rs n2hIy embroidered white shaw
Together with variety elegant articles
all Uf witch enabled orr
taken Of The advanced make
purci,ases HooE, bRDrbEa, b co.
lice 2j-3iaw4wif
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posr OrsIcK DsrARTnxsv,
December Is, 1853.

PosT OrsIcx DErARTnKsv,
December rs, 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ORoPosALs for carrying hs mails q" The United States nom LIST
o. February e3s, the June, lsa6 the following
will he The once oi tho
oce Department up,i " Monday, I've soh oi 'ai-
uar le54. he decided this dry :.
no. vas6. From Luh"rsburg eyncidsvls,
Brook vi-, r-ica, StratonsyiIie, Clarion, sippens
willie, kosslth, Cass, C~DieTry rankin, rA.ai, al d
hraII,n, 10 MeadviIe, lug miles and BACK, s1
times week.
Leave Curwin.via- daily, except sunday, at7 a. m
Afnvs al Hsadyils days 3, g. ~ ~.
Leave Aloadvilr daily except sunday, ATT a m
Aniv. at n,v,i days by q. p.
bid and rthcats ao M Instructions ana
eendJns 10 be ncpoiaed IN he
contracts liv d. deem exp drnl
for mail service IN - sa.s oi
New Jeey Delaware Maryland, and oho dated
1ad Sept, mosr, 1851. .,, :, .,,n.p,,
Zee 10 3taw5w Fo,'"iasief eshei.
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The eronsut, NJ Arbon, who made sscen, from
Barcelona than two years ago, and had not since
been heard Of and who believed have fallen into
the and been drowned. has made bis appearance
again An Alican letter says that his balloon went over
10 Africa, and that he seized and made slave, and
eoonued in that state for two years, when be made hs
ercape. sliHa. aatt q lat
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.ox HGSyA comfortaba brick house nerh,
the cornyr The house
floor, and Ave m the upper stories
FOR particulars inquire Of James L. Edwards, merit dco 70 the
pr.r~ss~~ Dee 2a-M
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TAYLOR COLLINS claims
Cong-s procure bounty Iaods
rn~y
nsaos OF and Tnsy
fnfasn
ars bs OF Cksg.s
Ohc os immediately op.,-s ind.rs buadns
ins,0a, %. o.
Hon q Dobhin. Secretary efthe Navy.
liaas I.nerSpn DAVIS, -~ctr,ffy OF Wsr.
Nicpoas tslssn, Prs.ilrui Board t0mm0u Council
oss Jctn N NeCa,is, Attorney II Law
.js@~s "a. Ssarsn,
w, u. k.ddsi, state Department.
asps W-dnscp
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Qhsa.a4si Bkii.>t BELLS ifns sup-cnp.r. msnafscup
keep hand MI OF factory
boat, school and b-i The<
bells the yokcs m"ssshe
the cspp~r Will a
place. which d-r~he si,~r bell has been few
spnss
the bell The sound These nc,l- masac
afed
foundry as-d, fo.Dd
ment We give that cbach belts break within
ens date with wtt with
cut charge Tne bri warranted. Nearly yup0
fesce of We
ava drd no ftr>, beef hl- for
ant We
or cn,o-s, furnished Our
within few ~ the ssnts Es csnsi and railroads
dr.ios. A IL establishment,
Kind IN the u.d a.d beI
orders can hs nri with despatch We bells
any OF the States Ad belts taken exchange
Levels, comps---s, ~, CONSTANTLY hand ADDRESS
Ma.4.. a, MENEELYs Suns,
Msyp--iydhep Wes Troy, N. ".
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o.aer washington s-ss-isghs Company.
December 10, es2.
Office hsrsby that ssr~enby The chsrter ereion
be AiopiaY, lsnary
~. Of choosirH he board of
di,scts- ftr tai. corporation for tn. .assiss year.
j. ~ BROWN,
ig-asdqv
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coz nan WORTH sr goods. braetnw every
oJUVU NJ fashionable foreign and dry
sold r~dncsd cash.
"a stock which
very complete, ofe tie very
-yERBy, TEXAS, h yERBy.
ST Pa audi street.
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EuUSIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT have for ren, ee
xs.dy vicinity ,c ffving
reasonable satisfactory tsassL Fo
- " JAS. G. mcguire,
Dec iA-~od Anc'loneer
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uiS fun operation The o
study vry fhofougb and prsesssd In. principal
aud assisted
-sc,ea seminary presep,s finest
who daughter. undor
fui pgrrntsl
Boarding English brsnchss s2O session
tsoushs French. mnsrc, drawing sc sxtfp.
Day pupiis fran IS 10 q per quarter Of N weeks
Circulars and catalogues TO bo had Application the
cips.
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ssps is--3awdAcp Tatarl Pus~,rai
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
ca "a WA zzD@~9
CASH AND PRODUCE

Also Bills Filled to order on short notice.
We will pay as much for Logs delivered at
our Mill or on the river bank, as any other
person here. We do not expect to make a
living by putting; therefore those having Logs
for sale, and those who wish TO buy lumber.
will do we'll TO giveu u call.
GEORGE p. VANH0RN,
JOSEPH WESTERVELT.
March 81, 1873. 1T.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
groceries

ever brought TO any western market: consist
ing OF everything known in the grocery line, o
all qualities aud prices, TO suit the richest OF
poore:t that wish TO buy.
Sugar, Coffee. Tea. Spices, condiments O
all kin IS. prepared ready for uSe-Rlce, Syr
ups, ines, &c, &c.
lie will also kerpon hand every thing cat
able, ne. essay 10 suoply families for ready
use such "a as Fish, Fruit, Green, Dried an,
Preserved, Flour, Meats, Picked and preser-
we'd, Butter, Eggs, &c, &c.
GOOD IAHBIlRGu tIiEESE Ar 10 CENTS PR, LIB.
These gools we're principally bought for
cash, and will be sold at small profit.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
1Iibeat, Beef CIttle, sc.
sV'N2'SG1'N.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens OF Marshall and the Joining
counties, that he has large NCR cry cou-
listing OF choice selections o the different
kinds of fruit trees, &c nerally found in Nurse
c'es in the west. Hls Nursery is three miles
east Of Downey's Tavern, IL miles south of
Plymouth; and ~ S. w. OF Tippecanoe town.
JOHN GORDON.
July 5th, 1852. n2Otf
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-23
We M GOOMS.

ME undersigned takes this method Of in
Il vi,ing the people of Plymouth and sur
rounding country to his new stock OF Goods
consisting in part OF the following;
GmghamS, Lawns and JaconettS.
De Lanes, LuStres, ig'd. Bobinetts,
Irish Linens and Silk cravats,
Pamleaf, Silk ara Leghorn Hats.
Diapers. Musl n, and fine Calicoes,
Ladies' Wooden and Cotton Hose;
Cassimeles, Tweeds and cotton Drills,
Boots, Shoes and Coffee mills.
LaceS, Eigings and Silk Fringes,
LaicheS, Locks and good dor Hinges;
Buttons, Combs and Spool Thread,
FlannelS-yellOw, white and Red;
SpectacleS, ThmbleS and Finger rings,
Ribbons, Tapes and Fiddle Strings;
Needles, Pins and Picnic MittS,
GmbletS, Screws and Anger bits
Knives, Scissors and nice Dishes,
Candles, Cheese and White Fishes;
Coffee, Tea and Spanish Whiting.
Ginger, Rice and Cotton Batting.
ElSpice, Pepper and good Nails,
link WaShboarIS and wooden Pals
Scv,heS, Rakes and Steel Forks,
Shuvels, Spades and Bottle cOrkS
Curry combs and Looking glasses,
Indigo, Starch and sweet MOIaSseS.
Chinese, Golden and Balm Liniment,
Condition powders and HOr Ointment,
All OF which are good and new,
And We II delight IN showing y0u.
At the Plymouth Bank Store.
c. ID. CLARK.
! March 10, 1859. ri.