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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

ET Somebody says that pretty woman
is = brilliant poem, full of illustrations.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29
How Brigham Young Pass
PS = Hs3y.

Brigham Young has many small child
rem living, and one Of his wives is school
mistress 10 Tie whole. His two large
houses are well furnished, and his daugh-
ters play on the piano and melodeon. He
is great lover Of fruit, and warm patron
of the horticultural societies of Utah.
Brigham's time is completely occupied.
He rises early. and calls the whole of his
family together, they sing hymn and he
prays, fervently. and then they separate
for the duties of the day. He takes his
meals at the long table, and he has no
taste for astronomical refnements, his
fare is simple. A bowl of bread and milk
often comprises his breakfast His next
duty is to make the rounds, 'to see the wo-
men folks To these he is cordial and
kind, but nothing more. He is not Brig
ham the lover and husband, but Brigham
the Prophet and President. They feel fol
him more reverence than love, watch his
faos and treasure his words, torturing each
of them into the keys of some great mys-
terry. He then goes to his Office which is
already besieged by his visitors who have
8 to take his advice. Brigham is by nc
means paragon of temperance. He likes
cup of good liquor now and then as wei
an any other man, and is sometimes seer
after having taken drop too much.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-20

NOTICE.
Jefery's DOuble-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
nth India Rubber Bal Ydires,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Exeaya
tons, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,

Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining
tions, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings. ETC.. etc,
for the sale Of Jeeys Improved Double PufHp with
India Rubber Ball Valves, prepared
and furnish This valuable invention june
5h, 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the
York State Fair, held at Enra 10 that year. In
ducng this Pump to this community the dersgned
seconded by ell who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber
Pump Valves, will ut be apparent thinking mind
Their mperyousnes and their yielding
certainty of operation and perfection of which
be attained by the of other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility h which the parts
and replaced the FORM renders this the
and desirable Pump in Every Planter, Ship Steamboat
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
from their general purposes they in
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine
Size No 2psssesses capacity Of forcing 20 gallons per min
Price $50.
Size No Spossesses capacity forcing gallons per
Price S35.
Size capacity of forcing rs gallons per
Price $50
Aud suitable Dry heavy Drainage
capacity OF 500 gallons minute In Of
construction and may soon be expected Nos and ad
mraby adapted Sugar Houses forcing the
piled while for redeemng swapy Lands the No. indis.
pengRble.
The subscriber when these Pumps are
they will speak for themselves and that
they will go into general
Samples of Size Ne. eau be operation c. O.
the office of the undersigned
vited to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
MA ly 30 tirAvier street.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No 50 GHstnmhoase strett, near
WI sfeet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Metcuria,
Syphitic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hidrnce
from business friends and guzraeed in
all
The UNPARALLELED success which has attended Dr. prac
lice in ali parts Europehe many
markabe he has effected which pronounced incur
able usfihes him oetng his
confidence of unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Pivse" and Of Which in
conjunction with Wy discovered Remedies Dr. JAMES
syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures. Urethal Discharges elect Gororrhe.
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and Lons In
hammao of The Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism. Hydro
cele Cancers Ulces 1gmors and all Diseases Of the Skin.
Dr. james would al call the attention especially " those
who privately and improperly injured emseye In thai
solitary habit which the y mind. unfit
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
by Impoteucy The following Of the ad and
melancholy effects produced by habits OF YOUTH viz
week.-mrs. of Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head Dness Of
Vision, Of Muscular Palpitaon q the Iys
pepsia. Nervousness Irtabi symptoms Of Consdmpon,
Mentally, the fearful effects the mind more be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Dprsin Of
Spirits Evil Forehodings, Aversion to Society, Self psFust,
Love eff Solitude, Tdity Of evils produced.
All afflicted with Of the above should
fail call DR. James and he restored to- perfect
health false decacy bot apply bnce and
yourself from the awful and dreadful Of this
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and FIN vigor
restored.
Remember, 1.-THE Medical Dr. JAnes'' So CusOu-
house street
Private and reserved. Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-Recen cases Of GOnorrhea cured IN twenty orr hours.
pay. Oh. JANIS,
. oil ly 81 Customhuuse street.
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE DIGGs.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auetioneers.

THURSDAY, March IL, 1858, at lie o'clock
NJ the ST. Louis Exchange St. Lous by yirtns ct
order from the Hon p II. Morgan. Judge of : nHom,
District G2ur 10 the mater 81 The sgeeessiIP olsy pro-
/. a LOT OF GROUND designated as No. 10 8 to the
front on Yere street by 81 G II inches in dp that the
measure ana aj9Rg S' nj with al. h gements
improvements thereon he corner Of Where anal. The
by 81 feet ii inches IN depth and front on BenSie noon at
sh measure sa'a lot designated as NO. H. aud s1rth Dis
Notwithstanding cash balance at and IL Second
hin with Inc vendors priSeee and bearing intern after
after maturity, in case Of non payment.
Act Of sale before A. Boudousquie at the eXpeu
chaser. ees are
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Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Feb. q At ~ O'CLOCK
and continuing successive evenings.
Rseas to FIRST Lecture free Tickets subsequent Lee
lures, only p cents.
firstHow Read Character Observation-Disclosures
art Proofs Of Phenolgy1 Temueraments their Combna.
tons EfectPubc Examinations Of Selected
the Audience.
SecOnd-Iocaiion Anays sis and Phreno.
logical Organs Powers, Inue Habit Foma
zion and Development Of CharActer-N knowing
Ourselves -
Thrd-Our Social Observation-Disclosures of the RaceTo
the Unmarried-Who should should not Marry-The
Right Ageeaousy Causes aud C,ure-Beary and Fash
iOnThe Choice GOngenal Companions for Life Adgpta
uonCourtshp and Misunderstanding both sexe-
ried and single.
FourthThe Application Of Phrenpogy Choice of
Appropriate Occupation Pursuit in Life: pointing on
hose ayocetons which each best adapted very
useful Lecture.
Fifth-Inelectual Culture mprovenent-Me how
70 Secure and Retain it0w become good Thinkers Wi
tiers and speak eIhe Basis Of Success in Business
use vi 10 ALL an especially 10 the young and
siNhOn the Government Training and Education OF Chill
dren With Advice 10 the Young Se atare Perfection
Of Character Every parent teacher and youth should heal
this Lecture.
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OsTUMEs, MASKS AND DOMIYoEs.-


l02 Royal street, between Cont and St. Louis,
legs leave TO inform her numerous customers that
has just received from France a splendid assort-
Masked Balls such as Satin DominOes all STYLES:
!, XIV and XIV; Queens Guarjsmen, Harleq uin
fil, all eoors; Black Bear. Brazilian Ape, Figaro
icer and many other costumes too numerous to men
kably fresh and elegant. which are fully recon-
Fancy Dress Balls.
I'd SILVER TAPE-Received by the same arrival
yer Tape, Gilt and Silver Cloth Gilt and Silver Tas-
DIG BIN
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SUCCESSION DE NATHAN HART.
PAR JEAN G. PoINDEXTER, Encanteur


SAMEDI, lie 81 fevrier 1858. a midi. n FAR
~ cade de Banks yertu dun Odre de Honorable DeuN
eme COur de District de Ia NouveeO leans No 49, 24
date do % ayer 1858 vendu Pencan pnbic pour sepa
ration de bisus parmi les heritiers--
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE, ayec toutes les amelora-
tons qu desus situe Nouye Levee No 10 dams
e Premier District de Vile dams let les
Nouvee Ieyee, Commerce, Julie ST. Joseph %
pieds poures In de Nonvelle Levee environ
l25 ped de profondeur Ia gne du cote lie pus
pres de Ia St Joseph l24 pied de profoudeu
h ne du cote lie pln pres de Ia Jul environ q peds
pouces de llrgear dams lie ondse amercaue.
Les authorizations consistent maison briques
etages basses sur le derriere etc.
k7-CONDTTIONS-Conu 3n31d
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EEGAs's DANCING ACADEMY, AT

DANCING ACADEMY, AT
FELLOWS HALL.
TEdAs most respectfully announces to his friends
he public, that his popular Dancing Academy il
the season, at Odd Fellows Hall, where be hopes
the most liberal patronage. The teaching will com
)NDAY Nov. 2.
nnable Laneers' Quadrille and the Caledonians'
anced w the first creles Of Paris and London las,
he Taught by Mr. Vegas.
lar Childreus' Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
IS once every month.
and hours of Tuition are as follows:
sdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, FROM 10 till IL
NJ.
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from till 8
7. VI.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from till 10
p VI.
ractising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
attention will be given to Children, and many new
es, never before taught in this city, will be brought
will also give Lessons at Seminaries and Private
al Department under the charge Of that excellent
: A. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
terms, apply to Mr.. j. VEGAS, at Odd Fellows
Mr. GABICpS Music Store, 80 Camp street.
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SUUCkssION OF NATHAN HART.
BY JOHN G. POINDEXTER, Aucuoneer.
SATURDAY. the 27th day of February,
~ 1853 at " O'Clock NJ, by virtue Of and pursuant 70
order Of the Honorable The Second District Court OF New
Orleans No l3254 dated 2jh January 1883 will be sold
public auction at Banks Arcade, to effect partition among
the heirs
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve.
ments thereon, being No 40 New Levee situated in the First
District Of this city, In the bound d by New Levee
ohmerce, St Joseph and Julia and measuring % feel
inches front New Levee street by about 25 feet inches in
depth the size line St Joseph street. 1874 feet
inches in depth the side uis street and about q
feet inches In width the aealI American
The improvements consist Of three story brick store, with
out buildings
NS-Cagh.
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~. AUADEMY,
~ No ~ Baronne street, between Carondelet Julia
ia The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully
SN1 that the above Academy open where ali The
r Fashionable Dances will he taught including the cele.
a DRAFTED "Bernsdine Quadrie a Ia Cour and Lancer'i
Lnd,es-Mondiy, Wednesday and Friday, from II |
take place j,
programme 2 n Ivy i"U'SuA' anu SATURDAY
Thursday Saturday from II
NJ N 7 to 10 every night Jag tapI
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CONTINUED SUCCESS
SATURDAY EVENING February 10 lsss
MISS CUsHHAy appear in her rres, cbsraeer a. Meg
DANDY Dinmont Ben Dessr col Ms,1sr1e - X, 49,,
Henry BERT ", Dqeisd; Dominic sampson Nj Edvafds
Julia MAnneting Mss X Reignolds Dnrfng the piece
9 TE AVIS S e 'Tf egneses with The farce q
Dqfeld Jsm Bag, with the Of "vkens lis Di
morro~Bepes Of Mr. Henry
nss-ePlot AMI Passion" and Hank, the Highwayman"
RsLn rehearsal-Tbe Actress Of P~duaTisbe the Act
tress, Miss Cusbman.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Paraustte Is
ses Second Circle % cents; Galley CENTS euoon Boz
Ticket 10 cents; 1I s9ses each 20 .,
fen '''' ''' '''' : - G, @. oHEsLEY. Treasurer.
SPALDING & RoGE rs MUSEUM AND AAPHr-
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
g. r. spaldng Manager.
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON Adnsson-F Fifty Gents; Children and Servants half
BENEFIT o. Louis KELLER. AND LAST APPEAR
'AscE BIT ONE OF The FAMOUS
YOUNG AAEhIGA BALLET,
MILE CHRISTINE.
SATURDAY EVENING Feb. 9l-Every evening during the
TabeauxSew Bal Dances etc. in when the Great Tri.
y Box oS ofice open from EoPe a. NJ to sLPM
Doors open al ocock-overure to commence quarter
fs2 HENRY RAREsHIDE. Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET.
SATURDAY February 10. 1858.
Second night Of Verdiis Grand Opera entitled ERNANI
Rsr-Thursdsy, 25ih-'Slar Of the North"
Doors 1T 81 O'Clock. Performance Et T.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle. Iattced Boxes,
parquetie and Second Boxes 81 So Pin ST. Third Gallery 81
No Seat secured unless maid for. feI4
Is METAIRIE COURSE
=. GdsA SUNDAY, Feb. 2ist--Grest After
lin EVPxNsN> Tr0tting-Two Racss-First
tsScssNSS Race, Nile Heats, best 3 in s, to sad
die. Entries
BILL sQUAREToEs, EDWIN FOREST,
GNOME, DON.
SECOND RACE-Mseh for s4e0-Two Mile Heats.
Edw Skings names b. z. TEXAS GOMEZ TO wagon.
Mr.. Dubois names b. z. TOM HYER, TO ha-ness
afF- First race 10 commence At O'Clock.
B This will be good afternoons racing will be
this
te20 u John T. CASSIDY
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billiard TABLE mANUFACTURER-
ALL STYLES.
b. ANTOGNTNI, Nos II and IA Cont street.
Between Charres and Old Levee
NsvgO
ALL sTYL Els.

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, six aad eight
feet Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Oush
ions TO play the table either Pool the
full and complete every article
of India Rubber for Cushions; Pichnhole Bag
aele Rouetes Balls and Pins for TenPin Alleys
ECO NOMICAL STOVES,
Portable and set ORDER with crockery and casron
tops.
eS-Wanut Wood for sale. DDS ly
A UsCULTATION-ToM MEDICAL sTUDENTs-A
n Course Of CLINICAL LECTURES will he delivered IN
the Wards OF the Charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
DISEASES of the CHEST including the Principles of Phys
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, COMMENCING the Second
MONDAY in November 1851, by
sel6 6m ALEXANDER HART NJ n.
BACCO!-TOBACCOi-I SHALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business
under the style Of JOHN PRICE, it, Co. at Nos q and
20 hatcher streets. :
All business entrusted In will have the attention
We will at all times keep hand large choice stock
suited for all markets. hogsheads bales All descrp
lions Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also in hogsheads
bales for plant alton use. JOHN PRICE. Jr
New Orleans October |. 1851 % n
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LEGAL NOTICES.


srcosp DIsTsIe1 coUsTs SUCCESSION or John GoS1z
WHEREAS Chas. VI. Waterman has petit
w the for Letters q ursorhip
estate Of the late John Gonfz, deceased intestsfs-
Notice hereby given all whom show
within days. why the Of the said petitioner
should not be grsated.
BY order Of the Court
DEuuExg coUR DIsTErorl SUCCESSION DE- JOHN
TTENDU que Chas. NJ. Waterman pre-
n petition Ia Ie6et dobenfr les ettres
de eurase succession de feu John Gouz deceds
ntestat--
ceeT dix jours les raisons pour les
quelles Il ne .era pas fat droi Ia dite petition
Par ordre de Ia Cour
fe2, Is M P. 5. WILT. Grehhev.
Scoop DlsIsIcr ooUEI{ sUccEssTqN OF WILLIAM B.
WHEREAS John j. Ellis has petffioned
w the Court for letters Of administration the Of
| the late William b. Ellis, deceased inestate--
Notice hereby given to all whom il show
esnse within Ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
By order Of the cOnrt:
| P.s. WILT Clerk.
DErxIENE couR DE- DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE- WI LIAM
De Ia Nouyels Orleans. r. EiIIs-No. 13 1Qt
/ TTENDU que John j. ellis a presente
"A une petition Ia fefet d'ohteur iettres
dsdmnsta,ion IA succession de feu William B. Ellis
Avis esi par present dnnne ous ceu1 que eel. peut CON-
cerner, davo dedHire dix foars raisous pour
quelles II ne sersit pas fat dr0 Ia dite petition.
| Par ordre de Ia Cour:
fen % M P. g. wII.TZ GreHser.
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n " H1N H1Ot8H1sfNts Kktl W HIND-
S2 Strayed stolen from the undersigned black
wv Terrier DOG Of large size with cropped ears
LII Had leather col about his neck with ring in
Of Five Dollars will be paid his delivery al the
Of Rampar and Common streets and Fifteen Dollars for
the detection OF the thief.
fels Il GARRET ?. oLDIs
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ERDl respectfully announces TO his freFds and the
lIBlic that he has reopened his Dancing Academy at
Masonic Hall, St Charlessireet and has also opened
y academy at the Eagle Hall, corner of Pry tania
Ua Felicity Road.
Fancy Dances of the will be taught including
cclers and the American Quad,ille
at Masonic Hall-For Children. every Monday We'd
: ad Friday, from to p. NJ. For Gentlemen, every
q Thursday and Saturday, at p. VI.
2 at Eagle Hall-For Children and Young Ladies' every
8 Thursday ard Saturday from to 9 M.
- having followed the profession In this city for the Inst
~ hoses continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
N upon him. jail Pm
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Examination of the Girls High School.

never see proper to renquish the post he now holds
with so much honor.
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NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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CONSTABLE's SALES.

SEVENTH JusrIcE's COURT, DIR. = @. GooDALL vs. xRs
Parish Of Orleans. J ELkINS MRs NJ GREEN.
No. 1916
DY VIRTUE of n writ Of feri faefas to me
ID directed Hon. j. Is. McIn, Seventh Justice
Peace the parish Of Orleans viii proceed to sell at pubic
SATURDAY the 2Bh day Of Eeoruary 1855.
IL O'Clock NJ Warehouse Of Rousseau and Philip
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized IN the above suit
TERNS-Cash on the spot.
GAsPAR J. sCHRIEBER, Constable.
sEPTIExE Corr DE JrsrIcE DIR. J. GooDALT vs. DANES
Psroisse d'nrissns No Isis
I'm VERTU dun writ de Geri faeias a mol
IL adres Honorable j. b. Mcln, Septsme Justice De
Faix Ia Parosse d'Orleans, oai publque e
SAMEDI fevrier 1858 midi langle
Rousseau e Philip, Qnairieme District
TN LOT DE MECBLE2.
Saisi dams lsffsiTe CT dessus
CONDlTlONS-Comptant moment de Naturalization.
fell is ~ GAsPAR d. SCHRIkBER, Connetable
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.OsTUMEs FOR mASQUERADES
D FANCY BALLS. No. III CONT street, between
MADAME GRoUx, from Paris,

WNUANTE NtJVA, ITOM THT1s,
CosTUMER,
,ly informs her customers and the public that hav-
increased her extensive stock by recent importa-
Paris, she is now prepared furnish the most COM
egant assortment of COSTUMES, MASKS, DOMI-
ever offered in this city, comprising every nation
he, Ancient and Modern, and chosen by Mr. @. IN
as large collection of Costumes entirely new Her
OF Ladies, Embroidered Velvet and Satin are the
ch have ever heen made. Prices moderate
Groux has Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
made To order on short notice DO On,
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GEO. W. ROPER.


New Orleans Dec. 10, 1851
This certify that in May last had ferrv house
erei with hds Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Cement II stood the intense heat of the we'll and
IN 10 time has leaked drop 1t appears
firm and perfect the day II put on and in every way
meets nv expectations should hesitate
10 ali who want good fire and water proof roofs
T. KIMBALL,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CONTINUED SUCCESS

IT. CHAItLts TIikAIKk-rT. CHARLES 81
Lessee and Manager.
H. Acting Manager.
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AUCTION SALES.


LADIEH AUCTION.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Aucioneer,
Once. "a Common street.
SATURDAY, Goth inst, Mt 10 o'clock a.
= NJ the No. 1856 Camp street. between Julia and Oh
rod, will be sold
A fine assortment OF fresh Seasonabe DRY GOODS and
Hou.e Furnishing Goods.
pB-Laiies invited to attend fen
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
BY VINCENT 4 co. Auctioneers.
CATURDAY. the Goth inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
- NJ their No IS Lustomhouse street. will
be sold
II bales French Jaeonets.
.. Colored French Drills.
Also
Printed Barege rich Barege and Muslin Robes Broche
Has Black Alpaca ustre fine Ish Linens Diapers
rich Fancy Ribbons, Ginghams etc. q
-Also--
Al packages American DRY GOODS such Cotton
AIDES Cheeks Stripes Kentucky Jeans Tweeds Came Jeans
Beached and Brown Canton Fsnnes Bleached Coons
Debms, Prints Bed Tick, etc.
Ha-TERMS-AtE sale,
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SALE OF SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING, BLACK,
Brown and Pearl Hats.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT. Auctioneers.
MONDAY, the 23d instant. at 10 o'clock
II A. NJ auction, at their auction rooms II Charsrss
street, will be sold
Brown Black and Pearl HATS,
An assortment Of spnns AId Summer CLOTHING.
h9~TERMS-jash. fe20
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
IL PLANTERS.
PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN TIE MAEBF4crURz


PATENTED IAPROVEAENT IN TIE MANUFAcTVRB
Employing to Spin the Crop up bu, about s san
sx Of age and above and women unit for pwng or
am now prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATIoN OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
in one Machine and the seqSen Machines Of the sphine
ries all arranged the Spinning Room the
plantation complete, with dispatch Also cpmpesent
a., @ HE NON SE qas p q TEE l C sSS
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the bpnnes
Ny IMPROVEMENT in its results Planter equiva-
lent to bis having purchased Of me plantation negroes e
productive than those works. and while his Spin
ming interest will his dverson will be exempt from
the and snSses Inherent to Planting Gathering and
MAoHrNERy6M1EsH E EsFiSS sn, for eooa accent.
grant reasonable facilities and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT oefouEth TO be paid eseh Of the nrss
with contract nsung payment should the change
Propositions Planters may made. and
cost Machinery IN Their n, paTs%oT nsy mus, not o,
how many pounds of Yarn day 9y. they must Spin
CILMAN,s PNEUMATIC STEAM GtSANu-
Largest and ss s ~ so% y 1be Sa o
three crops with combination Of the following advantages
laor or az entire steam train:
but pressure of 80 pounds of strike
2. II requires additional the boilers.
It's heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body C juice 50 that an even and hard grained sugar made
direct additional boilers are required where the mill
pair Of cylinder boilers long,
with Gmsns Bagsse FaTnHes now furnish steam q grind The
6 The Pneumatic Battery or rannator put in operation
Al much less expense % the planter than any other eA bat
terry application of steam making in part entirely
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
a5a drawings viii Dc FURNISHED on e me
raOrs Claers 10 be used with direct exhaas tis
d4 10 GTaver New Ordsns. La
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GREAT SALE OF REAL Estate IN JEFFERseer, Mr.
on account o, nI years or al
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NLANESI sLANESI! SLAVES =
Ia We have hand and for accommodating
GZsS NINETY SLAVES, embracing Men, Women Chil-
VI drsn--among them about nifty No. Sugar Cot
Field Hands from two Plantations. Also, No Cooks
Seam and HardTesses House
Dining Room Servants and Nurses and constantly
receiving cousgnrrents from South Carons, Mississippi
Georgia. Al .bamR and Florida.
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