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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Receive Receiving aGccesgea.

"a WIS day splendid assortment otBonnetS
OF he latest styles and fashions. Blue
and White Grape, W hiie Florence, Rutland
French roll) Iulip Satin, French Lace, with
French Crown: Net Lace, Embroidered silk,
with Lace and flowers. Silk French Crown
tan colOr, and yariOjS other styles.
We invite tie attention OF the Ladies to ON
stock, as are sire OF pleasing, both with
price and quality.
WESTERNELT & HEWITT.
June -, 1851. I.u.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
WEuAvG HEARD OF 1T EVERY.

WE HAVE HEARD OF IT EVERY
WHERE he reputation Of Or. A. T. Adams
Liver kai.n ior doing ,hai it promises 10 CO.
ind III w3a lcril cures which II has efl, cieG
Ire 50 sreai The pcopte everywhere .le i. cen
sess 'nt WIKI The good qualities =. ,l.i- AieLioi45
Is " 81 Household v ord
ltdoeS not become nccesSaiV.,. keen lie mi
'ic advised at HIS Medicine throa g he channel
d ;iie Press, a. other compounds are. Prom lis
iir>i foundation those niivi.u lis who i...ve r.ei
Il l-"ome living advertisements Tor il. = ,iis
>ilpald be Noticed By The reader WHO Is; q stei
wi'l: any disease. which It's med Gin proposes
20 Ire aad Is anxious 10 be restored 10 GOO.
Re,lth onr advice Is - get bottle of Dr.. 4. l.
Adtms Liver Blisem, ttke it al.i lige. Ste To-
'imoai Us in this paper l4.4
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Love is an idea-Bsef a reality. The
idea you can get along without-the beef
you must positively have.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

- advertisements to insure nSer-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday preced-
ing the day Equalization.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

IS IL. =. fsIsrnS, MAsrER Cov,,,ss,.,--
for Marshall County, is empowered Jytlels.,
Jaws Of lndlana, To administer all oaths a..
alirmaIons which are required by Iau:totaLs
ana certify aft iavits and deposIiioas, &c.
Also as Notary Public, he wiiltake acknowi
elgneats OF Deeds, Mortgages ana otlerlc.
gal'ns'iumeats, and which may be c1ecu,ea
az iFiHias expense upon application al t.e
Banner caice, Plymouth.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
&PECIAL NoTTcEg,
SP ECIAL CARD

The undersigned having prac'iced Medicine
"A 'i'S town and county fortle last SIX years,
and received many iavors Of tie people tLe.e-
o. he takes iAis opportunity o. returning
them his sincere thanks. and Rov.l tow give
notice that he has scid his p1oPcr,y IN P!ym-
ouih' IN consequence Of which De requests
every person indebted 70 Inn lyn5.e O.. ok
account TO caii and settle without delay. a. s..
needs the moH e. 10 pay his demands.
RUFUS BROWN
Piyn ou,h, June %, 1851. l7ts
New Esi;ssshS.-DeeGs, Tcrtsaces Al
''uit CLAIMS OF an approved short iofm, and =,
very SHIRT Prlce. are for sale al Ills effice.
$50 biank Notes neatly printed and Tor 81 le
n the same place.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Essrse TOMS Cabin.

Dre o'ice will he given of ihe production
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PnmIr DnRocHpRoMs aud Others,
fCircult court Of Caroline
county, sitting in equity

rh'A'r '" o'e'S' Circuit Caroline
WILLIAM H. CLARKE and others. ''"ns' s'''is III equity
HE object OF this the
mentioned IN bill OF compiainants. The bill Philip
nerocbbrome Ann C. Newman William d.
Ann Clarke sally Clarke Julia Luana Began wife
of William Began, ormey Luania Ciarke,) Eema Newman
Ann Catharne Newmnu and Julia Newmun
Of certain real estate lying Caroline county
will be to the advantage and interest Of the parties
aforesaid divide the
parties according to their just proportions.
That the said William d. Clarke, Ann f. Clarke,
Clarke Sally Clarke, Julia A. Clarke Began,
liam Began, live Of the State of Maryland hereupon
judged and ordered complainant
order 10 be erted in published
and the Eastern shore, each
four months before the h day Of June
absent defendants OF the object substance
them appear this person.
the first day June
any they have why decree ought pass prayed
y. r. HOPPER
True copy. Test; THOMAS +. CAREY, Clerk
October G, 1874. Dec li--law3wVp
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TO OUR sUBsCRi3ERs.

me name Of no will be caeed un. ~ h-us Al
payment OF The subscriptions bs made in sdv.ncr.
bista". subscribers may forward us money nv , a., , =
mission ~~A"S" y! "useiSes IN in saio
.ops M con en- is published ui weekly during
S' " Congress- ana 'e~ weekly during the recess
, a 'o' period less than year will be received
terms P'oPofuo1ed to the above annual rut,s
r"sTMAsTERS act as our ssen,, and bv
dn: US rvE DAILY Subscribers $50 enclosed ar NV,
a copy gratis. -
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FOX THE WEST AND SOUTH,-BALPIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD,
G sH ssi5aassl555 5|ssssa51a ssI11slazEsxa


Iared arrangements tareImporsant changes of schs-
uie.
E late completion Of the Central Ohu
aud Columbus, uniting. does
(and North aud Souhwes this greatly ad
van'ages TO through travellers in that direction
DAY, Novembcr2 1854, the trains will be f0llows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily direction rrst the mail
uan leaving Camden station at J. instead of o'clock
heretofore, eKcept Sunday Wheeling
M seeondi the train, leaving g. D.
heretofore, and running through Wheeling
hours, reaching there 10 25 This stop al Wash
ineon Junction, sykesyle Monocacy, Harpes Ferry, arns
burg, Sir Johns Run Cumberland Piedmont New
burg, Feueman Farpngn, Caaeson, only for
wood ana water and meals 10th these trains prompt
regular Central road fo Cam
andusky Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis
&c Passengers leaving Baltimore by the mail
there al y the next nsht being kept but night by
either - =
points can make direct eonnehon with the upon the Ceve
land and Ptburg railroad naypable
for steamers between Wheeling and Wlsvle by leaving
Returning Wheeling ms follows: The express
train at 80 reaching Baltimore at 80 m. train
AZ II 20 p M, reaching Baltimore att p. #t
Through tickets, by boat from Wheeling Cincinnati Madison
Louisville, ST. Louis and other river cities, will lines
wien . me stage e. Ea,er vii admit
important cities and towns in the West Offices
OF the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS,
The mail rain leaving Caden station passengers for
Wheeling at II 49, midnight Cumberland 10 5
rives al Baltimore at I, p m,
taIe places viii start at a. daily Except sunda arriving
in Frederick at 40 Returning, will leave Frederick m,
arriving nt Baltimore 2 80 '
Tae Ecotls Mills accommodation vii, he run daily fescept
sundass,) as follows;
Leave Camden Station at d, a. m, and 3, p. IN.
Leave Ehioou's Mills at 80, a. M, and 80, p. m
Dec l4-du
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VNIIE American Association for the mt of
Education will hold fourth meeting new and
beautiful lecture of the Smithsonian INSTITUTION the
interval between Christmas and New Years day beginning
Tuesday, December 26 instant
large number of the distinguished educators
the leading friends OF cducaoD expected
whom there will be valuable lectures
which viii be followed by interesting discussions
The will offer To The Washington
rich for Christmas week.
The officers of members Congress- all the
cizens earnestly make their
tend and their influence induce their friends
III Of liberal minded offer
delegates, make contributions for
send in their
accommodate, following gentlemen The time
q hand, and whatever Is done be quickly.
In the ls Wad-G }, Abbot, and Rev. G, A. Davis.
" ID " Prof j. Henry and u Richards.
{" 3D. T" z. Force, esq, V. Harbaugh esG and Sas
Hli,
g 9TH f" J. w. Maagy esq, Rev c. W. Samson, and
Rev b. Sunderland.
5lh =" H. D. French, and Prof A. d. Bache.
ON H. b. French, esq, and O. G. Wight, esq.
F" Hh s. York All es, esd, O. G.. Wight and w.
b. Randolph, esq
u. RICHARDS
Sec. Local Com
WAsuISoreS, Dec. 8, 1854,
Dec lf-eo3t
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Proposals for Repair of Terraces and for Wa
ter-MOrks, at the UniYe rsity of VIRGINIA

pRoPOsALs will be received
day OF January 1855, for the repairs Of
and w. lawns Of the University building plan
son OF the Proctor Al the time and place proposals
be received for introducing supply of the University
constructing the Proposals the
invited pipes The plans
bill OF materials aud
can be seen by application the Proctor Those
desiro obtain
and quantities by letters directed Undersigned
For the cash will be paid two
hths cash, the remaining
siiy VIII be given, payable the lst day july
RO. r. PRENTIs,
Proctor university of Virginia.
USIvERsrTY VIRGINIA,
December ~ 1854.
Dee alan
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United States Mail.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
November %, 1854.
PROPOSALS for convey mails United
st March, 1885, the Both June 1852 following
louisiana will
Dcpa men until O'Clock, of Monday, the 10Th of Janu
aiy 1855 to be decided by the i7th following:
No 773 From Red River Landing by simnspor
Mansma, Marksviie, and Point Magre Alex Ia,
6i miles and back, three times week, in o-hone
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday,
day at 81
Arrive at Alexandria days by ~ pm;
Leave Alexandra Tuesday, Friday and Sunday , n IN
Arrive AT Red River Landing days by III pm.
Proposals perform will be
nd invited
For form proposals. and certificate alao and
embracing conditions obligations incorporated
by the accepted bidder
eypeaent proper,
inviting proposals mail
july 1854 June 49, 1859 in the States of Aabama Louisiana
&c., dated january 0, 1854.
proposal sealed Proposal
773 and addressed, Second Assistant Postmaster
Washington ID. C..
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 23--law1w G.
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shirts, shirts, shirts!

w FAULKNER the only practical shirt maker city,
would respectfully old members of
gress strangers by their his shirt
h,rts made Of this beat material
The reputation which shirts
acquired city the advertiser invite those gentlemen
with bad fitting shirts him call,
feeling will, trial, admit their superiority.
Sign the Shirt Pennsylvania between Third ard ~
streets, south side.
sA good of furnishing goods hand, which win
be sold cheap.
Dec 2-eoim
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Ny }. c. MCGUIRE, Auet,oae.r.

INTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF GARNET
~ nnluIe aud house furnishing goods.On Tuesday
10Th al 10 O'clock at No. 3l0 The north side
feansySaia avenue between 9th streets shsIJ s,
"itout reserve The sock trade gentleman ecinIpg bu
comprising V'""'"s 'pN
fu'l marble Top dressing snd plain bureaus
A!abieto mahogany walnut centre sid, and o ah
Marble iop walnut and mahogany wasissnds N-
Mahogapy mar spring seal tee and other sofas
DO caro- dining, and breakfast tables
secretary and book cloth covered v,,og blez ,
yers' desks '"s ''"'''' 'a"-
Lhinese teapoyn, window shades
oafved mahogany rockers and parior chsrs
Revolving oice chains, cottage chairs
Mahogany bedseads, hairacks
Enameed and plain cottage suites
ffchch emma Tea sets, glassware
iron stone China toilet sets, wa.of pitchers
vases, lamps, Britannia ware
-, Table cutlery, hre-rons &c, ..
n, n S'o ana under cash credit Of co.
terest ~ ''' '"o0''e" Wearing "-
ne attention Of the trade called The furni
w,on, - M "s" ana OF good quality and will positively be sold
ma JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
DNv~~" Auctioneer
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mo- 523.l
s"'s OF alternate sections I'm the state or Missouri
No. 523.i


ny the President OF the United states
Si.sd psaaas, a o, Aw FRANKLIN PIERCE
a public sections and parts seco a b m %
sa'1 ..ss 10 s.s 9 gasss sss.s sa,;.
acre. q subject to sale dollars any per
tSrs y snlsd sna portion 40 asi
o% sadusoa psss ~ N
s 's Il s S ss @ a 81
asa hs day ,na % Hs :, "a % Monday
within such sections and parts bearing odd numbers
AsEss d the base tss, aud sA principal
Tow aship NY sir Of range three
o"hs"Ps Wysrc Vy fifty and range
Towe.l,t. 6lsee, my ,r, hny- seven tysgAt, and aa
.as ro~@@;s,S. " ,ss.. se' r. hy seven, eight a
rown1hip1 nysse. hy six, vseoea, and yes Of range
TSn;IDs TTSwn.S;Ds Sss AZ and eight
,.n To""'s- ana nv :sss range
TTs-":ss s.::
s NJ s M0rss p.s d. .ss
nea oaa sections above referred situated
NORTH 0 TIE base l"e, and west Of the aA principal
Town.sps ,y.ir and Of
Township: and
TTswn: sss
Townp .ns and 1 & fa"ss s"y
Townships iy sic, 6yssa range twenty
Townships ty-sir, yseven Gsgt, of range twenty
three.
AT thu land Office Monday the
day Of ns1 for the vacant
uaed in the following named townships, viz:
North Of the base line, and h principal
Townships ysir, dhy seven, fly eight and ynine,
Townships dhys1, ffy eight range twenty
five.
Townships seven, y-esM, range twenty
Townships ysir, 6ftyse and fyesht of twenty
Townships fsr, fifty yseven, and yexat, of range twenty
Townships yar fifty and Jy eight, of range twenty
Townships ysr, fifty and yetgAs Of thirty
Townships Nysir, fyseven, and rysght of range thirty
Townships Gaysip, 6y sevcn and syegh, range thirty
Townships Gy-sir, dyseven, Gy-cigh range thirty
Townships ysr, d,y and tyeisM, Of range thirty
four.
Townships ny-sir, nyseven, and yesM of range thirty
five.
townships designated by wholly
limits sections width each side of
those in italics partly within said limits designated the d
asralns which respective
bS The Commissioner ofthc General Land OfRce.
The lands will be sold subject the right granted by said
the 10th june 1884, for the convenient construction and
through which the road will be sold
containing the quantities shown by the official pIats.
sed each will be for time sufficient admit
offering all iands exceeding weeks and nppcn
make private entries of the lands offered under this proc
will received until the close Of tho public
Given under hand the of Washngtou this feeR
Of September Don thousand eight hundred
FRANKLIN PIERCE
by the President:
ArffpuC COuuh prnftl,r all nd
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Asylum for Orphan BOYS.

The OF 81 Nineens Orphan Asylum having estab
shed orphaa boys of the
Cbsian Dohorswbo ready receive such without
regard religious opinions OF will be admit
ted by the board the OF meanbeg leave
call upon charitable humane inhabitants the District of
Columbia be convenient which
earnestly solicited provide for the
protection suffering children, whom poverty and the
rendered objects and commiseraion,
appeal The heart of Christian
The had The satisfaction completing their house
orphan girls where nearly children sup
ported educated although determined, the 10Th
reesabis the orphan boys they have
from doing by the Of the
avalab property hands, with small exception, being by
grant Congress- and Of donations and egaces
branch OF institution, the income from
which required, with support of thai
branch appeal by the trustees the
charitable for aid in the performance OF their duty towards the
provide especially for whom has been felt by the
trustees pressing obligation .e1it
cobutions will be thankfully received by
trustees by ladies gentlemen managers
phans.
Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, President,
Rev. JAMES B. DONELAN,
Rev. TIMOTHY J. O'ToOLE, Trustees
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY, Secretary
Lady Henrietta Boone, dectress Miss
Catharne NJ Johnson Mrs Henrietta
Mrs Caiharine A. Mast, secreay Mrs Caihane
Sms Mrs. Jane Noyes, Elliot Mrs JosephiEe
Mrs. Caiharne Roche.
Gentlemen mquager and sters Of boys qsy, Of parish
day schools connected thuewADr W. J. G. Duhamei Charles
Keenan,, Edward Smms, Seaphm Masi John c. Fitzpatrick VIII
seph Rediern Peter ConIan Rudolph Eco Dr. smms
George Matingly Robert Mahoney, John +. Cassel 4
iThe Weekly News, STAR and Baltimore Sun, will
the above several times Dec l3-aaw2w
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United States Mail.
UTAH.

posr OFFICE DsrAKraEsr,
pRoPosALs carrying
LIST day Of sep,ember 1850 the h Of June 1855 ocu
once of the Post Once in the Washington
until = % M OF The Sa day Of June ss " be decided BY the
1896 From salt Lake Ci, by Nefs MILL Mil Creek HoIadays
ssnsmes s L,e G Coo"wooa and DIapersle to Mount
Leave Salt Lake Cit every Thursday I'm;
Leave Moun,ainvile every Friday al m;
Lake cry, By T Tays,ssiie ws. Jordan Gard
ne,s Mills, Bingham and kanyon, to Cedar Valley, As
leave leave Sal. sI. Lake v.; Guy every THURSDAY
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday al pms
Leave Toele ci.y every Tuesday atsam;
Leave GAINESVILLE every Tuesdoy a, pmi
arrive al Toeie City by S pm.
% F,o% rom Hspn City, BY aSs c,,y Corn Corn Greek 3 rsason
Leave Nephiciy every Monday at am;
Arrive at Cedar Cny next Friday by6pm'
Arrive at Neph Ci.y every Friday hys IA.
No pay will be for trips perormed OF such
omission, ,I NOT @ explained three Times The pay Of The
with depending nails and not sufficiently excused
will he imposed unless The dnqpey be promptly aud ssisiacto
ner Iy 50, I "a % 2" @ f n =, 0,a
pos, office Tor suffering TO be injured destroyed robbed lost
The runs or is concerned running vehicles on s
laws Instruction. of he department for assigning the eonae,
General the schedule He order of
service by allowing therefor the
contract pay He also cnrai discontinue the Services
decrease he allow months
the dispensed with No will be allowed for
of advertised distance the points be supplied
The bids should be
Second Assistant Postmaster General superscbed email proposa
Territory OF Utah. The be
returned the department by before LIST day September
1855. For further particulars conditions be Incorporated
the advertisement for California Oregon, Utah.
dated 18Th October, 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Dec 6-lawiw Postmaster General.
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The National Hotel

this city will be opened for the reception guests 9th
Of this month"; The of the kitchen
The Of The building and the alterations and about the dining
will add greatly TO the and comfort
The table will be furnished with the best the Afford
and served in the best and labor will spared
render the house, respect country
The subscriber therefore, trusts THAI public will continue
the liberal patronage which has always bcen extended 10
Persons desiring for the winter
Time after the 2Uth by calling al the Hotel.
Il. d. WILLARD.
WAsuIsGTos Cry, November IA, 1854
If
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So;,c. TO Delinquent Tax Payers.

CoLlgoroR's OFucp,
December 5, l654
NOTICE hereby given list of delinquent property
" preparation, completed published
OF January 1855 All interested earnestly
forward and y payns relieve the undersigned
duty enforcing the collection and them
the additional expense attending advertise
meut r. j. ROCHE,
7--dIan Collector.
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NOTICHIhe heirs and representatives of Rudophus Brill de-
IN whoge tesiameniary by
oIphan Washington county, Maryland the year
1901 hereby notified appear orphans
county before the let day Of Nay 1885, and establish their
hands, which
hands, of the und administrator dc oni with
the will annexed OF said deceased.
JOHN II sNEARY,
Administrator DC Johis with the will annexed
Nov 29-l lawIw*
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Arny's Confectionery,

AfMy's CONFECTIONERY,
mo. 81 Bridge street, Georgeiou, ID. c.
avail myself Of ths opportunity my encese
my constant customers and the public for their
age dnfing the last which greater
tons 10 endeavor TO please hem To that therefore,
prepared beauty quality
OF pound and fruit cakes mot quite $4,000 worth
ususl supply OF candies and confeeE Also, fy
use, fancy articles, sc.
esm unnecessary to make peages, content NY
self with sustaining present reputation. =
Balls parties dinners, &c., attended to eegaa style
pec]"-sot" A. L.. ARMY.
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY ~ FAItNHAN,
HgleTs and General Land AGENTS,

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made proceeds promptly remed
" rates OF exchange. - ~ f'r.1
Landed
that VIII net and and
often more,
The immense immigration the rapid
with the country enable
that will nearly quite double
few thousand dollars invested will be
OF How money be safely and profit
ably invested;
Land in the vicinity OF and thriving vinges be
bought for So -, and S5 will
Many of tile Of the North have
purchase
tunes.
Satisfactory references given. For particulars address
TRACY FARNHAM,
Dec l5-dSwIms St. Anthony Falls.
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10 Members OF Congress, Strangers, Sso--DUVALL Il
BRO, merShaat tnufs, have
and complete selections of goods their line of business
sisng French cloths and
and embroidered vestngs &c. which they prepared
order in their usuaI style OF elegance
We have also lot Of Of
pec of silk and woon shirts drawers
umbrellas, gloves, suspenders bahdkecbie
Dec IA eo2wif UUNALI. BROTHER.
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OST-On Friday r, Thsenh and -Four
eenth light drab The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving at No 2 between Thirteenth and -Four
teepth streets.
Dec
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LOCKS Clocks Clocks! !he undersigned having great
fitted The second story of his store and made
OF ssrva In front invites all
good aud cheap clock and wn mekeepe give him CALL
satisfied there in the
clocks sold by year,
properly used few French clocks hand My prices
from 81 25 10 S2S.
c. 4. WHITTLESEY,
53i Seventh
T. S--AI bills made with be settled monthly.
22-eod2wif
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BARGAINS for the Uoildsys.--W,shng to make a change
in business win this day my pres
very prices Those presents
days win do wen TO scec, them II consists Of
Emhroideries, accs ribanda, flowers
Dress head dresses, gloves, trimmings
Together lot If fancy mention,
which viii be sold very cheap A. TATE,
l2-eo3t No. 3l3 Penn. between 10Th
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CARIBOU patrons, aud the public in general
specuuy informed that we have this day, the ilt
opened with large additional stock Nw Music
Eleventh
merchandise every description can found
the reasonable terms.
call Is respectfully solicited BILBUS 81 HIrH.
Dec l9--eo3
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IREEN Corn aud Asparagus asparagus, and
Theoretically seaed delicious when taken from
the garden, for sale ~ ROBT. ID. TWEEDf,
Corner Penn and 18Th street, sc"fh eide.
ia-eotJanl
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WITH Increased Facilities Experience, and Energy
deemed quite adherence oDcprice
SYSTEM we feel fully justified in expecting to increase trade
(now very arge) during the approaching year.
In order that accomplish the desired end all import
ant while expressing banks TO the number OF
chascrs who obtain supplies OF dry goods
others who promptly settle their bills presentation, that
after much that IN opinion all
refusing neglecng bills by
send decided drabaot prosperity of establish
a months in all available than
verbal promise 10 " call and settle in few days"
Being thoroughly with princi
Piles which business and that offer
all persons dollars ,corfh dollar do hesitate
delay bills neither charged
for in arranging Our prices expected to occur.
PERRY BROTHER,
Dec 22-eoiflo Central Stores - west building
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United states Patent Once.

Washington, November 49, 1854
petition :. Squire Whppls Of Albany New New York e. Pray RAY
Ap improvement in the Of iron
ses aee on s'sS .ns sy or o ''
the said petition heard the Patent Ofce
c and show any thew have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
once their ohscons specially writing twenty
days before he day Of heans all testimony filed by either party
ance will Office, which will app
cation. - ~. -
depostions papers relied upon testimony,
before the morning Of that
Ordered aIso ihn this notice published the nion n,e
gencer and Evening Washington, d. C Ponnsyvanan
fhndephio, Pennayivania sceniac American, Now York
pssvious the a6 Of March
"'>'' ' wv " CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s-Edos papers will please copy, and
bills to the Patent oce with paper containing this notice.
Nov l9-law3w s.,er.5
street, side, the Of House
and hs: recently been paPcred and
ate; 40 Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct l5--cu
vURTAIN BaATERIALsJust received and on sae cases
rich and select curtain materials consisting Of satin broce
auask ain In all Imaginable co'os and contrasts producing the
bes, effect. ,ito - hee tn.
muslin under -curtains, loops and bands matching.
Also hc latest numbers d Le Gardo Mcnbie Ancen ct Mod
dAmeubiement which contains all the latest de-
ga Instructions Tor making and decorating curtains and
other drapcry to be had rooms.
unusually prices, with the view of conhnng ourselves
nearly pssble better for ie buyer and
bs in other the
goods the country afford for the money.
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