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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27
NUMBER Il.

Almost every important case tried in ths
Common Pleas is appealed to the District
Court, in like manner as the importasA
causes before Justices Of the Peaceaana
in the Probate Court are appealed TO ~
Common Pleas. Consequently, thsspis.
trict Court ID broken down. Indesd, n
many of the counties, it i inpeasibls s.
dispose of half the business In that eouH
in the limited time which the present sye-
tenn allows. And the same objection sx-
lists, though in . less degree, to the Sa4
preme Court and Court Of Connon
Pleas. - s
The General Assembly has pfopossd =
remedy for this and other alleged svill.
Five seParate propositions. for = many
changes in our organic law, hare BEN
sabmitted to the people. and al Who -
in favor Of one or more Of thoss chnaess
should % exrress themselves 81 ballot S
the next October election.
The sabscriber does not purposs "a dis.
cuss the merits Of any Of the rssolutIeSe
coatainins those proposisions. except US
one under consideration relating Is kks
judiciary That resolution provides thsA
the duties Of che Suprsms J9dssS 90
Judges Of the Court 81 Common PleSe
shall be confined 70 their own Courts, ana
that herssftsr the District Court shan s.
held in each county, st least once id ssch
year, BY enc Or more District Judgss. "a
be elected BY the people Il appropri6ls
districts. The two arguments IN its fkyor
/ think Are nnanswerabls: First Il will
viii allow ample time in all the Courts, %
that there viii not o nov b deninl oe
justice through press Of business aul
want Of time. Secondly. the Snprems
Cosrt, District Court and Court Of Con.
mon Pieas viii Be entirsly separate; he
Judges Of The last named Court VIM noo
attend The District Cont - subject th3s
tribunal to the impntation, which dipop-
pcihted saitcrs Afs somstimss 10 rsadt -
make, Of pervsrsisg the law to crafty =.
worthy ambition and venity; nor Win shs
Judges q tAe supreme Court stssad IS
tho districts to carry to Columbus Az
bias, arising n or ont Of the record tsad-
ing IN any degree to influences dsoisisn
Of ; csss. - sslSzs
These ore some Of tie reasons fbt ~
determination to vste for ths snsndmept
Eof the cosstisutinn rsl.tiss = ths Jpdi.
ciary, proposed h - second sssolaN5n
submitted By tks General Asssnbly. I
win add, that although tho syste1h pso-
posed is the best thas Ne con reasonably
hope sosn 70 - establishel, Il 4 not n
my ind The bess tAat csa b deyisel.
Il ID unnecessary Aowevei, 10 spsek of
that. for the choice nsst b nAds be1wssn
the present system, With the Objectionable
features which hGss sllxdsd, and tkks
system a. nodded by ~ proposed smen1-
ment / think on interest a plainly s.
favor Of the anendnens.
During the summer or An I may 40.
|nish some further views On ths subject 81
you deem them Of sufficient impoftlnes
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27
Aoftrg
70 THE CONT.
A Node sejested by the 0nseezinabl Wether-
s9ss dedekated to K. N. Pepper Esq.
By DOTS

fTremenjous Comitl When I take my pen
Te sing the prazes of thy tale, s
Il feel kinder shudder seezin' on 70 me
al sf I was a'goin' to be swaller'd
By Bore Constructor or any other
yyarmint Of the same speeshy.
sci want to know what sort'er stuff
You're maid uyg What kinder think
Is that they call your newklusf Is it
somethink good to etc or is it fire?
Or isit ioe that makes the wether
So 'tarnation cold?
Yer tale looks very much like.
sNsberiy . kinder stuff they say they keep
10 manerfscterw worlds when such cummoditee
l0its skerse. whilst utliers says yor'e phog,
Sum says yor'e setting up in Pursius;
Uthers says yor'e up in Sagittary- E
How fur is that frum Purgataryf
II yer nigh onto the latter deestrick
hope yer1 stay there and come no nier
To this terresteal sphere, for
Yer playink thunder with us all dewn here,
"A freezink thinks when thinks had ort
70 Be srowink.
a spekein' Of the wether do you know
Old fsller, that yer o me a athirmometr,
Which fel from sunrize to the goink down s
OF the same individyouaL distance of
s feet, and was smashed onto 1000 peces.
You did it, you old red headed, phoggy-
Tailed, exsntric old cuss, a-cuttin up
Your shinz, and thinkinl yerseH
Somethink. Jest wait awhile
Il He 6cks you. I've got
Pstent spankin masheen that I'm
4 flink Of cavy at for,
And Of you come cuttin round me
with your long tale. give you goss with it. 8
I'll hitch it onto yer latter end
And sech another lickin as you'll git,
Gee Whillakinsi how you'll holler
And make trax, will be sin to Moses.
That antient Isrelite what crossed the
Waters, wasn't nuthing to you, old fellur.
The miracles what he performed was sum
Especially the fees and the rainink
OF phrogs; but he had assistance of
A nifty hand.
Pnr contray--You are fseezink up thinks
yourself; and they say you're a goin
TO shll the world with phog, jest by
a rappink of your tale around it.
II. you have any of the latter artikle
TO spare after that small performance
4 pertition you to send notch or too
sOf your vertebrul colin
TO the banks Of Nsvy Scoshy, or onto
The Massysippy River. where the foxes,
sRkspecially the steambotes, is asuferink
From skeercity ef phog.
Hopin you're well, and yore lady likeweyes,
And the children also,
relnane yore's fxshunly-.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

H The Indianapolis Journal has a
curious theory in regard to the Northern
Lights. 1t says 'that comet has. some
time, hit the earth, and run into Symmes'
Hole,n leaving its tail out, and the flap
ping of the tail makes the Aurora Bore
alis.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

E-"John, how wish il was as much
the fashion to trade wives as to trade hor-
ses."
"Why SO, Dick2'
"I'd cheat somebody most shockingly
before night
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

W-"John," said amaster to his head
apprentice, as he was about starting on a
short journey, "you must occupy my place
while Pm gone"
"Thank you sir, /" demurely replied John,
"but I'd rather sleep with tho boys"
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For shs ! spiris.s =
GEoaRAPHlUAL nN101fA.


I am composed of rs lettsr1.
Ny |. II, II. IS, II, Il county = W.
gfnis,
Ny !. s,s.s Is, Is. Is 5 comfy n Nsv
York. !.
Ny 3, Is, 5, IA, is county II Texas.
Ny 4, -, 3, 5, II, is 4 county IN Penn.
Ny 8, Ia, 10, IA, l, 10, a ! fiysf d A.
rica. AZ
Ny 8, =. s.s, 5. II, is county n A.
Kansas 80
Ny I, 5, IA, 10, 8, 5, Is mcsntAin ia
South America. ~ 4
MY :, 10, II, Il, 10, II, 8. . : cosnsy
IN Texas.
MY 8, Is, IA. 10, Is large riyer n Asia.
Ny 10, 2, !, 2. I, 3, 10, is the capitol of
one Of the q. 8.
My IL, s, Is, IS, I, s. l6. "a, Il . city
in the Eastern States.
Ny ID, 5,l1, 1914, 10 acoanty IN North
Carolina.
Ny u, 10. 5, I'll. is small towa. h
Ohio. 8
Ny II. 1s, I, Is. 10, I, 8, B, 10, 10 acity
in England, -
NY Is, 10, -, $40, l, s. ID a aetivs
volcano in Central America. I.
NY 16. 10. I, 5, is q point f the con.
my whole is Gull in NsrsA Amsris..
II A II
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

E There is man is Cincinnati in
possession of powerful memory. He is
employed by the Humane Society to ere
member the poor"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

Puzz1Na.-A lady being asked by a
gentleman to join in the bonds of mat
rimony with him, wrote the words stripes
stating at the time that the letters making
up the word stripes, could be changed Sc
as to make the answer to the question. =
Who knows the answer? 90
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

~ Woman is like Ivy-the more
you are ruined the closer she clings to
you-A vile old batchelor adds; Ivy is
like woman-the closer it clings to you
the more You are ruined. Knock down
that bachelor
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27
~At a church in Southwark, ther

wAt church in Southwark, there
was christening. After the ceremony,
and while the minister was making out
the certificate, he happened to say "Let
me see, this is the SOth?" "Thirtieth?"
exclaimed the indignant mother, "indeed,
it is only the tirteenMl" The minister
was alluding to the day of the month.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

. ~ When you raise money By tsttine
q note 'shavedn do yol eonsider yosresR
the raiser {rszor)f
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

~ The young lady wAo turst htA
tears has been put together aGaip.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-27

New Castle, O., Nay s. 1851.
Answer next week.
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SUGAR AND MOLASsES. Transactions in Sugar were
confined 10 few retail lots previous rates. In Mo-
lasses nothing reported.
FLOUR. The quiet and we noticed sales OIL
only about 1868 bills including Good Supeine ut So 70 O
in lots SIS IS and 800 to Common and Fine at rates not re
ported.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn were confined to some 2Ooo
sacks including 3O7 Creole at &C. 52 Yellow Mixed II"
62dG5 800 White Mixed 6116S and li5 Prime White AT
5c n bushel Wheat 255 sacks Prime Red were sold at
ST l5 and 4l2 in three 81 IL p bushe The sales OF
Oats confined small lots o! ST. Louis at 40t &c
and 65 sacks Ohio 35c = buel OF Rye AZ sucks were
TbIshel The sales of Bran embraced 45o sacks
5c, sacks Shorts brought Sic b 100 lbs
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork confined to retail
at S27 SOFA SIS for Mess and S 5oS2 = Dbl for Rumps of
Bacon q casks were sold at loo Ribbed Sides and for
Shoulders and % Shoulders l3c h. Lard was
failing at Il &C p ID for Prime in bbl and kegs
noticed sales of 1909 bales New York on private
terms aud y bales new Western he received this eason
| at 81 I. ton.
| COFFEE There was a better demand, with sales OF
| 1890 bags al lie z ID.
CANDLES 100 boxes Adamantine "a o were sold ut 25c
| n H. time and interest.
LONDON PORTER We noticed sale OF liO casks tc
arrive at 81 60 p for quarts, and 81 90 for pins
SPIRITS TCRPENrINE. Small lois were selling at 421
| Ggi5c Il gallon.
| WHISKY, Nothing of any moment was doing.
FREIGHTS We have heard OF no transactions OF any i'm
| portarce
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IMPORTS.

INDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Galveston
10 beeves d White.
PENSACoLA-schr Phoenix-60O0O feet lumber loDO!aths
to Pooley, Nicol eco.
MOBILE-schr Brown-5o0 bbs naval stores to order.
BAY ST LOUIs-Sch Trnity-30UoO feet lumber to ofder
PAsCAGOULA-Schr Warren-2 600 feet lumber to order
PEARL RIyER-schr Elizabeth Ann-3O-feet lumber to
order.
BAY LOUIS-Schr Enie400O 900 feet lumber to Simpson
L. Dorr
ANTE RIvER-schr Ark-5o,OD0 shingles 50 cords wood
to order.
ANTE RIvER-schr Eriley-5OO0 boards 10 cords wood
ty order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Oregon-31 cords slabs to order
ANTE RIYER-Schr Blanche-I0 0C0 clap boards to
order
BOSFOUCA.-schr Decide-30,o00 bricks to order
EONFOUCA-schr Union-i0DOO bricks to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr John Arthur-6O000 bricks to order.
BILOXI-schr James Elza--27 900 feet lumber TO W
Stocker.
CovINGTON-Schr Adele-3OcOo feet Of lumber to Ward
eco.
ULA-Schr-Basdes-37c coo feet of lumber to
| order.
PASCAGOULA-Sclr Inyncibe-30000 feet Of lumber to
| order.
TANCHIPAHO-schr Lirpgston-3o,000 feet lumber Mer
| rift L Mcconnell.
COylNGTON-Schr Polar star-4O COO feet of lumber
| der.
! BAYOU LABATR1E-sehr Exle-50 900 feet Of lumber tc
Merritt Mcconnell.
| PAsCAGOULA-Schr Sister kas-30 600 feet Of lumber tc
| order
PEARL RIvER-schr Lwaiow-6O 600 feet Of lumber to
| snider-eo,C COO latns to Stewart.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Parish of Orleans. ( No. 2.lSS.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
d directed by the Hon p, F. MITCHELL First Justice Of
public auction WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day Of Septe-
Der, 1851 IL O'Clock NJ, al Warehouse No. IS Julia
street
One wagon seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. = =
SEA Sl2l6 VIM C. QUIRK, Constable.
PREMIERE cogE DE JusTlcES JAMES Sr Reilly VS. NJ.
I'm VERTU dun writ de TERI facias n moi
L. adresse par rhonorable D. F. Mitchell Premier Justice
de pax pour la parose d'Orlean je procederei la
publique MERCREDI lie l6 septenbre, 1857, midi mon
magasin Julie No. "a
Une voiture saise dams l'atitire c dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Ladjudicanon.
se4 3 l2l6 WIN @. QUIRk, Conneable
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EXPORTS,

ST MARKS BND NEwPoRT--scbr Vim petes-2os
-four do pork do lard do potatoes q bbs whisky
do onions do do do bread IA doz
and hhds sugar hhds bacon, rice 22 sacks
bags coffee ii pcs bagging, coils rope and sundries
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CATTLE MAR Z E T y.
Shipping yntslligsnet.
TUESDAY, September Is, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Pe,tes, O'Leary, for ST Marks and Newport,
Ne
ARRIVED.


Steamship Galveston Washburn from ndanoa via Galveston
to w G. TelnpleIon- Berwtck'S Bay.
Sehr Phoenix Brown days from Pensacola 10 Poolry Ncol
&co-BHsin .,,-
schr Brown Forbes days from Mobile, to Blissey kco
Basin.
Sehr Trinity, Stern from Buy St Louis-Basin
Schr Warren, Jagner from PascAgoula LASH
Scbr Elizabeth Ann Athens, from Pearl RiyeT-Basin
Scrr Tacoui, from Pay st LOuis-Basin
Schr Ark, White, from Bay st L9uis-bas!h
Schr Emily from Amite Rver-Basin. .
Schr Oregon, Meyers. from Bay ST Louis-'asin
Sche Dane Blanche -, from Auite Riyer-Basin.
Schr Liberty, Melon from Bontnuca-Basn
Sclr Decide sam from Rontou:a-hasm
Schr Union, Narcsse. from Ronfonca-BhSln
Schr john Arthur. hnfour, from BonoHca-B'sln
Sekr James Eliza Steel, trom Biozi-Basin
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w Certain Remedy Worms. It is fact established be-
Hona most sns nent s more han
with Which are are sssSd By
the either not known or attributed to something e,se
remedies for WdrmS but experience
the end however has length been sttsined
and which has failed to destroy Worms
tsy existed This assertion supported by The
testimony the most eminent and respectable nd
yduals in the country. The remedyis
w1SERs oAS fukAr yHNH!rEHaE WARRANTED
its operation and easily administered than
some Of the symptoms xhsh indicate the
pale S9 S fs S Ss
tehing in the nostrs which the pick his nose
the sleep the patient srnn @ ss IN g5pe.
exceedingly IRREGULAR being sometimes vocous' others
TO the following certificates numerous might be added but
9sis IS 's " Is SC
ia S I'M
for The expulsion Of To 5kfi fT s i"ss'Ds
esnae of the R. Of s W II sispS ETC.
Member of the R. c. of Surgeons in London etc.
FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRooK, c. ".
| j. WiNER-Sir have made the trial of your Canadian
M an II Ses w
pson has followed The administering Of your Yer
pos giving medicine to shd TSfs FLANAGAN
| ss- Physicians generally WISER'S CANADIAN
EERMIFUGE. This medicine is simple vegetable prepare
and always be administered with perfect sae.s snt
| the patient to health.
Over been sent Agents from
planters physicians, bearing testimony to thu
tcNcy of this nfallihe remedy. Warranted in all
Prepared only by JOHN WlNER Manufacturing Chemist
nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
A- Sold wholesale and retail at prices oy
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. NewOrltrns,
fe2s Isl and q Charities street, New Orleans. La
CANDLES-lo0O whole, half and quarter boxes ful
" weight STAR for sale BY Joseph Lands 4 CO.,
a,,3l 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
NECTAR WHISKY-25 BBLS. OF THIS SIPE
~ rior Whisky landing brig lsadora, from BAN
more and well worthy the attention Of connoeus and res
''''''H' Nssi'''' III JONES, MACKINDER 4 co,
iva 81 tfravicr street
DRANDY-20oq quarter eighth casks Domestic for s"'
d by JOSEPH lands 4 CO.,
nn9f 80 Tchoupitoulas street
pRANDY-sOO quarter and eighth casks first proof imi
- '"40N we D'e' W JOSEPH Lands CO.,
anil 80 Tchoupitouias street.
(THISIxY-5O bbls Bourbon, in store and for sale by
WHIsY-lOO bbls FeshsTs ES, Tnr Resis d for sal
| anal SO Tchoupitoulas street.
IS-5pO ibis choice ST. Superhne Mt Verno
L Mills for sale by JOSEPH LANDS CO.,
aust 80 Tchouptoulas street.
EHIGH COAL-l20 tins large lump Lehigh Coal fc
1uo 5''''' "''' j. H. AsHBRIDGE CO.. lco Common St
I ARD OIII-I5O bbis choice Cincinnati, tor sale by
l. JOSEPH Lands Il co,
aul7 .. s. Tehoupt0alas street
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Ship Bella Lauphier days from New York. Boudous
quie Phillips
Bark Isaac Davis Hand 10 days from Philadelphia
Hynson 6co. 40
Bark warwick Jenkins days from New York, Win
&co
scbr Ed Bernard Stone, from Brazos Santiago.
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8tbitm pf the Nlarksts.
TUESDAY MORNING,

TUESDAY MORNING, Sept IS, 1851
COTTON The receipts not being generally sampled, the
market very poorly supplied yesterday and only about o
bales were sold at very full prices We omit quotations for the
present.
TOBACCO. We did not hear Of a sale
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RECEIPTS OF PROpuCE.

Princssss.. bales es ton to Buck
Jackson AeolsO bales soto, John W4 Aeo
- ass Person e9- as ,, eaea ID
ss s:' S'sa Ss
TsHss kso bales cotton Henderson psss bale,
say &eo
IS bales Felson Stevenson &eo3s bales cotton Car
Fay g. Sess sSe1n
e1R
le bales cotton Lewis bales cotton Hsrdg b
sss II; si9
sts ss5ss7 s.s. S'''2s Hss 4::s
keo-sb cotton Harris Levi bales cotton Miles Adams
ssS ss ss 9ts Ses
Do oaon s Mnss c nse
"A May Eco to Hopkins 1895 sacks cotton seed TO
cosundes order-Toa $3.50 bales cotton 25o Of which
LoUIsy1LLE-steamer Rainbow-1oo bbls -four to Martin,
Owen Cobb5O bbls -four l42 sacks wheat Aydlett &eo-
Sa'S ws sSsS
Shds to paee Levy bb L Son
RS'%l?s
, Obj a as hssd sbss6 bPs sSS e
bosrd~sundles to s. cotton hhds
M wood5u- ,3 ssls alcohol N ts
mdss kHmsiho xsoS Do Block BtS BIS 81
ss's Soha D"
Ss soi e i
ou
cot9 ee
S 1856 apples schneider6 b6 -four 100
Is shs fssh
apple h sso L. s
y hhds tobacco Short &eo5o sacks wheat - sack eSG
M aSiI'00' SACKS corn ' SACK '"'' ''' SA'A "'F' "
BALIzE-seamer Ceres4O hf bbls sargho toe De
sacks es sas, onions WoS @ d
. nn--u
$ RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
khf . ae SS do S
isckey76 hides 9qeyroase Lanssd0rf-l4 dc
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
. MOBILE-Steamer Cafornia-sundres to Geddes-an
order.
CONSIGNEES.
NEW yoRKshtp Sea acknowledgements PhlIipS
SeoByne Vance Lewis sto Sf0
it Bridge Ranlett SeoSP Bnton kco-A Brousseau-J
Garter S SsoJ s De1 bSyyss Fkn F.
Rs.FSfT S,1
h0'SsF sss@
Henderson, Terry &eo-Hsnde5son Peae Harris Levi
Hs sE
A James Sco-S h Kennedy 6co-D helan- hioN @Co-
| Koeing / Zornke-A ke,rney-J A Lum &co-R Laughli
-Iobit 4 Charpanter-B Landry-Levy Summers-Iewis
Oglesby-Goldsnh, Haber &co-J IaiandeMontague Seo-
re McIemore &co-Asndeville Mcllhenny-A Ma
10 Nco-J Malletl-Mer Foreser-W McCrackenR Mule
,e Miles, Adams &co-F Wmburn &co--M Miler--Maco
feres-Nlarin Dromel-C Newton &coJas Norton &co-
NOO&GW R-ogesby & McCauley-Oskey & Hawkil
j o McGehee &co-E York-Payne Harrison-Pooie nc
Price Converse &co-G Pinckard &co-J Person Sco-
Price Coulon--Perkns &co--Queyrouse \ Langsd9rf-.
Rolb &co-Robson Il Allen-E Rorhaureau-PS Kelley &C
p j Robert &eo-J Kicks &co-Duncan Lo$anTEeed
= Fied-T B Smth-C A Stewart-H n Subrecht-J Stanto
IN &co-George Smedes yco-Syme PressonWm Soery &ca-
" Twtchell / Dutcher-T Twche &co--Taylor Rafdin-
81 Titus Groves Todd ScoTodd Ncs-Thornhi!l Sco
" Thiele Seller Sco-W vrudenburgh 6co-Johu Watt &co-
Is Waterman Bro-0 q Woo,imau-Ward, Saunders Hunt
~ Walker l. Sniderr-Watt, Noble Mobey--Wood Low
Io,1, =-andn order
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MORRISON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOU BILE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES
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A,tk IEADQUARTERs FIRST G0MPASI
RN&a wASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
SNgYYV Arsenal Girod street. ,.r ,.,
uAE.s The First Company Washington Battalion o, Ar!
ieTv S attend regular Monthly Meetings on He mrs; MN
DAY month. and Regular Drills on THURSDAY Oh
every week clock, until further notice
By order Of ,,, -.,..
yy1yrJ.v n SLACK q : mv2S #
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Sixth DISTRICT CoURT SARAH CLARE HER CREDl-
of New Orleans ! TORS-No. 5,4S9
NOTICE, is hereby given to the creditors of
~ the insovent, and to all other interested
that of her property has been accepted by the Court
benefit of her creditors that they meet at the
of 4. Ricardo Notary Public, MONDAY the 2st
day Of September. 1851 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
pose Of celebrating and taking into consideration the
affairs Of the insovent and that in the meantime all proceed
ings against her person and property are stayed
that F. Haynes Esq., attorney and counsellor at law,
is appointed to represent the absent creditors
GASPiD JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, August 10, 1857. au2l 3tin3Od
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA. n.
slxIEME CoGR DE DISTRICT SARAH CLARk vs.: SEES ,eo
de la NlieOreans. ! CREANClERS-No. 5,iS9
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
n de insolvaDie ct oues autres personnes que
peut concerne quune ceson de hiens etc
cepe pour benefce de creancers qus
etude de D. l. Ricardo noare public LII n
DI lie q septembre 1857, 10 heures NJ rehet de de-
berer consideration les aares de rinsovable
QUEEN poursutes ct
biens suspendu ..
Eft que F. Haynes avocat pour represener les
creanciers absents.
GASP'D JAMES, Depu;e Grefier.
Bureau du greffer ce 10 aodt 1851 au2l 3tjn30d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-15
UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAw DE
4 u 70

ONDoN BSoWS sFoUr-S0 se,ks each dozen
4 SupeFior Stout and for sale by
@'' JONES, MACkINpER. 4 CO.
sule 81 Gr4yier street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-15
N o II 1 G Il .
NOTI CE.
Jetery's Double-Acting Suction snd Force Pump,
,rith India Rubber Ball Values,

Jefery's Doubie-Acting Suction end Force Pump,
,cith India Rubber Ball TalceS,
Suitable and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, etc. ETC., etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale of Jeerys Improved Double Acting fnp with
India Ball Valves prepared receive orders
This valuable invention patented June
5t 1855 awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair. held Emra ia that In intro.
ducn this Pump to this community the undersigned reels
confidence that his efforts to bring into general use will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will be apparent to thinking mind
Their their yielding surface secures
certainty operation and perfection of action which cannot
be attained other Valves The simplicity OF
arrangements facility With which the he removed
and Pump Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain should these valuable Pumps as
general they Ill moment De
| transformed into an efficient Fire Engine
Size No. capacity OF forcing ~ gallons per mn
| Price $50
Size possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons min
Price SS5
Size possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons min
Price $50. .
And larger sizes suitable Dry heavy Drainage
capacity of 500 gallons minute now IN course OF
construction be expected Nos aud ad
mraby adopted Sugar Houses for forcing the juice mo-
the ordinary which Pump is generally
Piled while for redeering Swampy Lands the No. AS are lndis-
| pensable.
The Subscriber convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that sooner or later
| they will go into general Use.
Samples Size be in operation at C. G. Bier
Co IS No. 95 Camp treet Price Couons No. 01 Poydras
street office of the undersigned where in
vited 10 call and examine same before purchasing.
| ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,