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ANDREW MARSCHALK,
VOL 4. NO. 7 j
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
At nJ per annum in Advunee, or $1, if not
pnid in udvanre.
TERMS.
Advertisements are inserted at the usual
rates adopted by the press In the south: One
Dollar per square of ten lines or less, lor the
first insertion, and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Business Cards, not exceeding one square,
$10. for the season.
The money is due on advertisements after
the first insertion. Advertisements which are
not marked with the number of insertions, will
tie inserted 'tillforbid.ar.dchaiged accordingly
All advertisements, except those of our yearly
advertisers will be charged for by the square,
as in the first article of these terms, unless a
-contract is made to the contrary.
All matters ol a personal nature, when atall
admissible, will be charged for at double the
usual rates ol advertising.
Candidates names announced as follows: for
County 'offices, $5, Slate and District offices
$10 in edvancc.
MOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS.
TSAAC BRYAN, wholesale and retail dealer
GOODS,
Tortoise shell, ivory, horn, wood and melal
Combs,
Buttons, Cutlery, Brushes, Pins,
Needles, Jewelry, Guns, Percussion Caps.
Purses, Fishing Tackle, Pocket Books and
Wallets,
jS'Togelher with a general assortment of
fancy articles. Soaps, Perfumery, &c, at No.
33 Dauphin st. jan 9
L'HOMMEDIEU, BROTHERS,
No 21 Dauphin Street, Motilic,
Dealers in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
silver spoons, forks, ladles, plated waiters,
castors, candlesticks, coffee and tea urns, fine
tableA pocket cutlery, solar lamps, military
equipments, brillania lea & coffee urns, do. tea
& coffee sells, guns, pistols, watch materials,
and a general assortment of fancy goods, &c.
Having just received lrom the northern mar
kets, where one of the finn lias been the past
summer engaged in selecting a very large and
extensive assortment of the best and most fash
ionable goods in their line of business, such ss
T E Cooper's, Roshill's, Tobias', Beeslcy's,
Johnson's, Taylor Si Sons', Yates & Co.s' and
many other celebrated watches in gold if- silver
liuntingA dbeases, fine diamond sets jewelry,
cameo, turquoise, coral, garneti St various other
.kinds of rich sets ol jewelry, rings, pins, brace
Jets, necklaces, buttons, gold pens f- pencils,
thimbles, spectacles, gold guard if- fob chains,
.seals & keys, vest chains, papier macier waiters
five castors, candlesticks, snuffers & trays, pla
ced urns, scissors, razors, razor strops, saps,
perfumery, brushes, swords, epaulet's, sashes,
belts, buttons; laces, trimmings for Odd Fellows
4 Masons, sieet beads work bags; do. purses,
steel claps, brads & tassels, purse rings, end a
very general assortment of lancy goods, also
a largeand good assortment ol doirblebarreletl
Damascus & fine twist guns ol the best kind,
armory & Wilkinson's rifles, i ille & shot guns
connected, other rifle & shot guns connected, it
good rifles at $12 each. A good lot ol pistols,
revolving & single barrel, gun wadding, pow
der flasks; percussion caps, shot pouches, watch
glasses, do. springs d other watch materials if
goods of all kinds in our line loo numerous to
mention in this advertisement, and which we
will sell at vcylom prices. We will be pleased
to see onr friendsand customers and show them
the best slock of the kind in the city. Persons
in want will find it to their interest to give usa
ealll and take a look belorc making their pur
chase, at 24 Dauphin just above Waler street.
N. B. Watches & clocks repaired Si war
ranted. Jewelry made if. repaired, also engra
ving done with neatness and dispatch; Canes
mounted in gold, silver or ivory.
Wanted old Ml and Silver. jan 4 48 ly
MOBILE GASS COMPANY.
COKE AND TAR.
r I tHIS company has on hand a constant sun
JL ply ci Coke for sale. This very superior
article for parlor fires is not generally known, j
it makes a much more agreeable lire than Coal i
throws out a greater quantity ol heal, and Is I
tfee lrom sulphur and smoke; '.or kitchen
langes and cooking stoves it is far preferable
to charcoal.
30 000 Gallons Coal Tar rim Salr Coal
Tar is most useful on every plantation for pre
serving fences, roofs, pickets, and all wood
work, ll is an excehenl paint for wood or iron.
When mixed with lime and sand, heated to
simmering, and well laid on it will resist tbe
action of fire for a long time.
ll is valuable, also, lo preserve seed corn.
Crows will not eat or scratch up corn that has
been saturated with Coal Tar. It does not
prevent vegetation as common Pine Tar does,
and is much less troublesome to use, and half
a pint is sufficient for a bushol if poured over
and well stirred.
Sold at the works at 10 cents per gallon.
Barrels to beprovided by the purchaser.
Office 34 Conti st. janl-iy.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
112 Water Street MOBILE Ala.
ISAAC D. SPEAR & CO.
Are prepared to make at the shortest notice,
all kings of CASTINGS OF IRON AND
BRASS, for Steam Boats, Steam Afllls, &c.
Also, wrought Iron woik of every descrip
tion, such as Mill spindles, Piltman Irons and
Stirrups, Dogs, &c. Bt lis of all sizes cast to
order. And always on hand, different pat
terns of Pinnons, Segments and Bolls, com
plete for Cotton Gins.
Woodpecker Saws with all
the late Improvements.
N. B. As I. D. S. d Co. have nearly all the
patterns required-for Steam Saw Mills, Grist
.Wills, etc. persons wanting castings from any
of these may save the full charge for Patterns,
Including all the most recent inventions ar.J
mprovements. ,
BOOKS and STATIONARY
IT1HOS. J. CARVER & Co., successors to
X 4limwalt & Test, Booksellers and Slation
,ers, No. .36, Dauphin slreel, Mobile, keep
.constantly!? hand a large and complete assort
ment af BookslaoJ S'ationajy, embracing Law
Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and
school books, Also, American, French and
English Paper, Priming paper of every size
Wall and Bordering Paper, Pens, ttuills, Ink,
Inkstands, Slates, &c. f-c. Blank Books, em
racing Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash
Books, &c. 4c. full and hali bounnd. A large
assortment Blank Books of every description
manufactured at Ihe shortest notice, and on
the most reasonable terms. Music, Periodicals
etc, bound in the stoutest manner
They are Depositories of the
"MOBILE BIBLE SOCIETY,"
Where oan be had, for Auxiliaries and Sab
bath Schools, BIBLES & TESTAMENTS,
althe American Bible Society's cost, with ihe
expense okfiieght added.
They are aiso Depositaries of the Methodist
Books published by the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Also of the new Baptist Hysin
Book, by Dr. Buck, ofLouisvillel
Sunday Schools, of all denominations, fur
nished with Books ol lnsliuction. Also lor
Premiums and Library use.
Q-T. J. C. if- Co- are determined to sell at
low rates, and would respectfully invite the at
tention of Merchants, Teachers, and the Trade
generally, to their largeand valuable stock.
Oct. 1647.
MOBILE ADVER TISEMEJVTS.
MOBILE FOUNDRY.
Comer of Water and State Streets, near
the Upper Cotton Presses.
GIN GEAR, Warranted of a better quality
than Northern Gear, and at lower prices.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, engine
building and repairing.
MILL GEAR AND WOODPECKER
SAWS trade on the most approved plan.
All other work in our line executed with dis
datch. SKATES cf. CO.
November25; 1847-ly
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
BARNEY A BSOTHEItS, successors
Griggs. Barney & Co.. Nos. 45 &.
47
Commerce and Front sirels. Mobile, are now
receiving dtrect from Europa and the northern
factories a full assortment of HARDWARE,
which ihev will sell low lor cash or city naner
They respectfnliy call the attention ol Mer
chants and Planters who will find a large
slock of
Swedes Iron,
Eng ann Am Iron,
Sheet and boiler iron
Hollow ware,
Gin Gear
Ox, log 4 tract chains,
Carpenter's Tools,
Blacksmith's do.
Saws of all kinds ! dentary tnd injurious life, especially in. ;itjes
Guns. Rides .& Pistols!'5 on; of Hie most proline,
Mill Stones
do 'Irons
Bolting cloths,
Weeding hoes,
Collin's iiunt s axes
Cooking Stoves
Bulldinp materials
Cotton plough lines,
Ploughs ('-agrcultural Tools.
Nail Rods and Horse shoe Iron,
Cast, German, American and sheet Steel,
Together with a complete assortment of En
glish and American Table and Pockei Cullrry,
Razors, Scissors, &e.' &c. Nov. 21 ly
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
Cosmetics, Brushes, &e.
Seed and Agricultural Store,
Comer of Government and Royal iiretfi, Mobile
as excellent and genuine. Physicians sup-
plied with all the new and popular remedies, !
ri.i,t. ii B,.i . I
tree from 'adulterations. Families and Plan
ters will find it to their Interest to obtain Iheir
medicines al our establishment. It may not
be Inappropriate to slate I hat from a nearly life
we have been reared to the profession of Apolh
ecaricsand Chemists, and are iherlore enabled
to test all medicines we piucliase, and can j
guarantee tneir puniy and genuineness, ena
bling physicians to calculate with certainly on
the action ol prescriptions, thereby save the
lives bf their patients; whereas, by the want
ol such security in Ihe purity ol medicines,
their operation is doubtful and many no doubt
are sent to an untimely grave. For instance,
Calomel, is adulterated with whiting. Opium
Willi extract of lettuce, liquorice, aloes, gum
arabic, sand, ashes, and manufacturers In this
country deprive it of Us morphium, wln-h does
not materially affect is appearance, but is de
prived of its active principle. Quinine, with
the extract ol dogwood; plaster Paris, starch.
Blue mass with clay, etc., in fact all the most
valuable chemicals, those whi.-h physicians j
mostly depend on to arrest disease, are adulte
rated, which accounts lor the great difference
in the relative prices lor the same articles giv
en by different druggists. As such articles
have been, and arc sold, we have only to guard
planters and families in purchasing iheir sup
plies of medicines lo be on their guard against
imposition, ns tlierc arc persons who sell drugs
and medicines without a knowledge of the
profession, and the means whereby Ihe honor
of it can be sustained. As the aualitv and'nu-1
rjtj of medicines are ol a greater importance ,
than the price, they can secure the first, by look
ing to the standing of ihe apothecary and Ihe
second should be such as would yield a fair
recompense lo the honest dealer.
Thanking our friends for past favors, (the
last fifteen years) we avail ourselves of the
opportunity to state Hint If. a thorough acquain
tance wiih Pharmacy, Chemistry, if-c, in all
its various details, (ihe icsult ol '30 years ex
perience) having received a practical knowl
edge in the laboratories of proftssois Howe,
Greene, and Keating of tl e several scientific
institution), and in the college ol pharmacy of
Philadelphia, and having inaiiufaclurcdai I Ihe
various chemicals in use in large quantities,
will enable us to furnish the most pure and
genuine medicines, and which we hope will
merit from the public a liberal patronage,
We have an extensive assctluicni ol hair,
clolh, teelh and nail brushes; torloise shell,
buffalo and ivory combs ol every description.
Superior and highly finisqed surgical and den
tal inslrunieul1', and porcelain teelh; medicine
chests, garden, field and flower seeds, growth
oi 1817. Subsbripiions received for ihe fol
lowing Agricultural Works .
TERMS (N APVANCE.)
Cultivator, Albany Rl per year
American Agriculturist, N. Y. " " "
11 Farmer, Baltimore, " " "
Farmers' Cabinet, Philadelphia. " " "
HotticulturisI(Downings) Albany $3 " "
" (Hovey'a) Boston 3 " "
The Fruits of America, SI per No.
Orders received for rare and choice varie
eties of pears, peaches, apples, plums, cher
ries, grapes, Camillas, loses, ipc., from Ho
veys Cambridge Nurseries, Boston, whose
connection is unequalled in Europe or this
country, either lor extent or variety.
All orders for Agrhultural Implements will
be furniseedat manufacturers' prices.
N. B. Persons wishing to become Agents,
allowed a liberal commission. Address the
proprietors, (post paid.) oct'21
WM. STRICKLAND,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND
BLANK UOOK MANUFACTURER,
25 Dauphin Street, Mobile, Ala.
Medical, Miscellaneous anil School Books
ALL ol which are effered at prices much
lower than heretofore obtained in Mobile.
His stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery
embraces every article in demand.
School Hooks Every kind in use.
Blank Bonks, All sizes, patterns and styles
ol binding.
Papers.--Writing, Diawing, Wrapping,
Wall, &c, in great variety.
Copying Presses. The largest assortment ev
er offered.
Envelopes. For Letiers, Notes, Cards, Wed
dings, etc., plain and lancy.
Cards. Plain, Visiting, Embossed & Moilo.
Gold Pens. Diamond points, warranted su
perior. Steel Pens Embracing neatly every kind
made.
ink stands, wafers, sealing wax, cutlery,
slates, inks, gum tickeis lor marking goods,
pencils, perforated boards, colored, gold, sil
ver and bronze papers; water colors, brushes;
quills and every other anicle of stationery.
Wall Paper and Bordering as low as six
cents per piece.
He nas purchased the Bindery and Blank
Book Manufactory formerly belonging to the
late firm or Suinwall & Test, and is prepared
lo make Account Books ol every description,
and of quality equal to any made.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Invoice
Books, Record Books, Execution Dockets and
all other books used by Sherilis or Clerks of
Courts, made to order at the same price paid
for similar books in any of the northern cities.
Old Books, Pamphlets, &c., &c, bound in
any style at very low rales.
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine
sitock and prices. Goods freely shown.
otiober 11, 1847, ly.
(We hold the maxim no less applicable
ABERDEEN, MONROE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY
MOBILE A D VER TISBMEA'TS.
THE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
A complete and agreeoMt remedy for
Leucorrhoa, Flttralbits or Whites.
THE Eclectic Syrup claims not so much to
be a product ol an or genius, as the sim
ple offering ol nature ilsell, to check disease
and bring back to the pallid check the em
blems of life and health.
The disease to which it Is adapted as a rem
edy has been acknowledged to be Mended
with difficulty, as it regards a certainty of
cure, wmie it seems to prevail extensively,
invading every walk of life, and existing as far
as known in everv clime, the remedy which
to 'shall infallibly and safely, and without entail.
ing other disorders, deliver the system from its
! influence, has not been soclearlv indicated..
i Wc feel assured that many will rejoice lo know
lnl a discovery has been made which places
at Jheir command a pleasant simple and sure
restorative.
The syrup can be relied on as capable of af
fecting a cure in all the stages of this disease.
I he causes ol LeucorrhiiM lire various, and
dependiug much on constitution, temparameni
location atmosphere, and limits or' iifeja se-
II is usually divided into three staea.: the
Erst general not affecting the general hedlih.
JNo one should neglect this disease n its I
stage; it is always best lo check the begir.ning j
of evil; the work is then more safely and cer
tainly done. This will appear evident lrom
an account ol ihe last stage of litis disease by a i
late author:
"The face becomes of a sickly greenish me,
subject to frequent flushes of heat; under the :
eyes Ihere is an unnatural color; the lips be
comes purple; the fflel and legs swell; there 111
a dry cough and great difficulty of breathing;
all the marks ol dyspepsia lake place, ihe ;
whole sytein becomes disordered and unheal-j
Ihyjanu unless relief is obtained, the patieit,
from general debility and weakness, silks I
'n ' , f m ,, ... ,
JX 'V P? !iSn,0t
sale ny h. is. IjUULD
JOHN CAMERON,
SEEDSMAN If FLORIST,
No. 30 Royal Street,
HB BEGS leave 10 inform his country frieids
j -X. that he keeps constantly on hand an is
! sortment of
Hardy and Ornamental Shrubs,
Fruit trees, etc., also a variety of Grape Vine-,
consisting of the Cataba, Isabella & Scupper-
none;, etc., elc.
He keeps also a large supply ol garden ani
field seeds of the best quality. Persons wish
ing to purchase had belter call and see forrhem
selves belore trading elsewhere. jan 1 48 ly
Health, therich man's tienizon .the poor mans blis
McVOY'S ELIXIR,
MADE ItltOM THE IIOUTS Of PLANTS.
A Remedy for diseases of Ihe Chest, such as
j. x. shortness ot Dream
pain in Ihe side or
cough, Bight sweats
hills and slight fever
breasl, spilling o! blood.
omelimes preceded by I
emaciation and dcbil
Hy consumption in its ear.
ly stages, oiien indicated ny tne above symp
toms, bronchitis, croup. A morliid and unheal
thy complexion, giddiness or swimming of ihe
head, general weakness, frequent headache,
indigestion, flatulency, yellowness of the eyes
and skin, heavy dull pain in Ihe rcpi'm of the
liver, extending lo the point of Ihe shoulder,
and a sense of fullness. These are common
ly evidences of a diseased liver.
Pnin in I lit' li'fl lUt 1 , . I . . 1 1 llic rihu -i M ,-t, , I
with what ait , ai a,nii r
,he ,M, indicating- an affection oi the sclean.
Derangement oi theslomach and bowels, ir
regularity ol appetite, dislurbed sleep, costive-
ness, tumors on vai ions pans of the body, be
coming in course of lime Ulcers, abcess, in
:ernal and external, showing a morbid condi
tion of the entire system, and a tendency io, or
the existence of Scrofulous diseases.
No family should be without this medicine,
and for children it is pielerableto all others.
It overcomes disease without reducing the
strength. It Improves the functions ofthe bow
els, and by restoring healthy action to Ihe liv
er ami lungs, enables mete inipottant organs
to purify Ihe bloml more perfectly,' and thus it
affords additional proof, as is observed by a late
medical writer, 'that Providence has given us
the means of curing many ol our diseases
without resortidg lo Ihe adulterated drugs of
loreign lands.'
Indubitable evidence ol its excellence and
efficacy will be furnished at the places of sale.
For sale by E B GOULD, agent
jan I 1848 ly cor Dauphin Sc Royal st
FOSTKR & BATTfiiLLE,
Wholesale Dealers in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND
GROCERIES.
JVb. 34, Commerce Street.
MOBILE, Ai.a.
WE have just received, and will keep com
stanlly on hand, a large and choice slock
oi rrovrsions and Urocerres, to which we in
vile ihe attention of purchasers.
Our stock consists of an ampin supply ol al
monds, allspice, ale, bacon, dried beef, brooms
bagging and rope,sloughlon'sbitlers,cogniac
heunessee, peach, apple, American and cham
pagne branny; buckwheat, brimstone, mocha,
laguira, javaand rio coffee; cigars of cveiy
kind; brandy cherries; cider; soda, sugar anil
water crackers; cranberries; cur ranis; citrons
cinnamon; copperas; codfish; cloves; sperm
andadamantiae candlesicapers; cheese; cocoa
chocolate, cordials, figs; flour, (northern and
western) race and ground ginger; American
and Holland gin; window glass; boxandrowe
herrings; indigo, printing and writing ink
jelly; mushroom, tcmaio and walnut catsup
while and bar lead; lampblack; molasses
mackerel of every number, and in every siz
package; mace; mustard; nails; nutmegs; la
ble, sperm, train, linseed and castor oil; on
Ions; pickleK) gunpou'dm; poppro-j pipov; pul
' ty, potatos; painted pails; preserves; pepper
mint; printing, writing and wrapping paper
rum; raisins; manilla rope; starch; brown
loaf, crushed, powdered and havana sugar
every variety of soap; drop and buck sho
snuff, shad; lemon syrup; salceratus; saltpe
Ire; sails, sardines; salmon, every variety o
tobacco and tea; madeira, champagne, mus,
catelle, claret, port, sherry, malaga and oiher
WINES. Apple and wine vinegar; rectified
and monongahela whiskey; spiritsof turpen
tine; alcohol; lolten stone; brislol brick; bo
rax; -jologne; matches, English walnuts, Sic.
Sec., Sic.
Orders shall be promptly attended to. Ad
dress us by mail, at our expense oilier con
veyaniiesare tardy and uncertain.
dec 0 If FOSTER & liATTELLE.
Thomas W. Phelps & Co.,
W ould resoectlully inform the citizens ol
Monroe arid adjoining counties, that
they have opened at No. 10, St. Michael Street,
Mobile, an extensive
Wholesale and Retail Establishment,
where they will at all times be ready lo accom
modate Merchants and Planters with Hats,
and Fancy Dry Goods, Blankets, Staple
Siloes, Sit.
Being connected with a wholesale house in
the cily of New York, they can furnish their
goods tocustomeis at more reasoneble prices
Iran most of the houses of the kind in this city
All orders punctually attended to.
Mobile, Sept, 20, 1845. - 42y3
to Public than Private Affairs, that "llonesly
MOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS,
HARDWARE, &c.
H.
L. REYNOLDS, No 60 and 63 Water
Bt opposite Jones Auction Marl, Ini-
porter and Dealer in Foreign and American
Hardware, sc, has received per late arriv,.1,-
large supplies and full assortments of Goods in 1
this line, making his stock as perfect as can he
produced. Merchants and those in want of
these goods will find his prices, wholesale and i
retail, as low as those ol any other city in the
Southern country. On hand and fur sale
850 Ivory, Ebony, Bone, fc. Table Cutlery
25 setls 51 and 53 pieces:
300 doz Pocket Knives, Rogers' and others;
175 doz Scissors, fine Ameriean Tailor's
Shears, flic;
75 Tally-Ho Razors, warranted;
25 doz Wade .( Butchers do;
400 doz Cupboard, Chest and Till Locke;
200 doz Pad Locks asserted. Brass and Iron;
14 doz line Cottage Locks, Mineral Knobs;
20 doz Carpenters Locks, Afinera! Knobs;
20 doz Carpenter's Locks, imitation;
40 doz English and American Slock Locks
800 gross assorted Screws;
3CG doz Cast and wrought butts;
25 gross pairs Candlesticks, silver plated,
brass, Britannia and tin,
2 casks HO doz English Sauce Pan's enam
eled & tin
1 bask English Ham Kettles if- Soup Pigius.
5 barrels Sad Irons;
200 kegs cut nails and Spikes;
3001X1 papers cut Tacks, Iron and Copper;
25 doz Hartford. Collins and other Axes:
300 pairs Shovels and Tongs, including fine
steel and brass setts with standards;
300 pairs brass and iron And-lrons;
70 brass and wire Fenders;
40 doz Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards;
200 cast and wrought Tea Kettle-;
10 tons Casting, heavy and light;
200 boxes Tin Plates from I C to XXX,
100 bundles Russia and English Iron,
75 bundles iron Wire,
Together with Cuny Combs; Hand Pannel
and Rip Saws, Spears and lbitson's make;
Hatchets: Hammers, Planes, Files, Chissels,
Gouger's Ship Adzes and Axes, Guns, Rifles;
Brushes, Breed's Lines, all sizes, plain and Jap
paned Tin Ware, 4c. &c.
Jan. 1st, 848-ly:
MOBILE DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
C. BARNES of Mobile, haviugbeen enga
. ged in the Daguerreotype art from the
earliest age of ilsapplicaton tolhat of portray
ing the beauties of the human face divine on
plates ot .ilvcr, and having recently visited all
the largest establishments in the Uniied Stales,
sparing no pains or expense, furnishing him
self With Ihe greatest improvements now known
by the most scientific professors of the art,
theiefore he in confidence would inform his
fjiends in the neighboiing country, who wish
capital likenesses of themselves, that he can
furnish them w!th a fac simile, a likeness loo,
which will be durable, will exist forages, and
exhibit to future generations living realities ol
the present. His rooms are neatlv furnished
for the accommodation of ladies, al 48 Dau
phin street, where he exhibils over 1000 spe
cimens ol his an tree 10 spectators, anu solicits
a visit at iheir convenience. Do not forget the
nah." 48 Dauphin street, jan 1 '4B jy
CITY DRUG STORE.
EDWIN B. GOULD,
South-East corner of Royal and
Dauphin St.
MOBILE, ALA.
WHOLESALE and
dealer in Drugs,
Ilelail
Medi
cines, lynemicnis, raient meili
cines, Paints, Oils Varnishes.and
Dye stuffs.
Persons purchasing a: this establishmeni
can depend on receiving ihe best qualities ol
Goods al the lowest market prices.
Dec. 25th, 1847-ly.
BOARDING HOUSE.
M THE subscriber respectfully infoi n.,
his old friends and patrons thai he
continues al his old stand, on ihe Easl
side (if Royal street, opposite the Theatre, be
tween Si Michael and St Louis streets, when
he is amply piepared to accommodate all who
may call on him. Charges in accordance with
ihe limes
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merll
a continuance of them
deco-lv WILEY 11AK111N
COFFIN &, GRIGGS.
Dealers in Hariwareand Ship Chandlery
Corner Commerce and St. Francis Streets,
MOBILE.
Alt Enow receiving direct from Europian
and domestic manufactories laree additions
to their extensive stock of Hardware. Cutlery.
and Ship Chandlery. Amongst their assort-
ment may be found the following:
Swedish tiat and square oar iron ,
English
round square and flat bar Iron, American dodo
Hoop, Danu anu scroti iron, uerinan, nusier,
cast, and spring sieei, uui ana wrought nails,
all sizes, cutaad wrought Spikes, do, Hollow
ware, American, English and Fiench, Black
smith's bellows, anvils, vices, tongs, Sic, to
gether with a general assortment oi pockei and
table cutlery.
Also, The following aeticles.
PAINTS IN OIL,
White Lead, Chrome Green, Chrome Ye
low, Imperial Qreen, Paris do, Emerald di
Verdigris, Prussian Blue, .Spanish Brown, Ve
nilian Red, Yellow Ochre, Black Paints.
DRY COLORS.
Vemlian Redo Yellow Ochre, Lamp Black,
Spanish Brown, Whiiing, Ter. de Minna ,
Chrome Yellow , Prussian Blue , Red Lead,
Lilheiage.ic.
VARNISHES.
Copal, Japan, Leather, and Bright.
OILS.
Linseed'boiled, do raw' Sperm Winter, do
Fall, Tanners' and Neals' loot.
SUNDRIES.
Windcw Glass, Putty, Brushes, Coperas, ln
liieo, Snfar Lead, Ac. All of which thes of
fer lo their Mississippi friends, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in this market,
They respectlnlly solicit a portion nf public
patronage. nov.23, 1817.
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE PACKET
0
VIA. RAILROAD NEW CAN Al.
Leaves Mobile every Tuesday and Friday
mornings.
Leaves New Orleans every Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
THE fine AVw Sttnmcr MONTEZUMA,
HENRY E. KELLY, Master,
Built expressly for this trade, having been
thoroughly overhauled, speed increased aud
much improved by the addition ot a fine, new
UPPER i Ahtw, ALL INSTATE BOOMS, NEW BOIhSRS,
Ac, has resumed her regular semi-weekly
trips and will leave punctually, as above, du
ring the season,
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply onboard, or to
C. A. GILBERT A BRO'S.,
50, Commerce street, Mobile,
or to CONNOLY & WILSON,
42, Poydras street, New Orleans.
TV As the old line of 88 Cabin and S3 Deck,
mail boats, reduced their fare against the Mon
tezuma, Ihe first day she commenced running,
il is unnecessary to slate the price of passage
or rates of freight; come and see, and they
WILL E FOUND LOW ENOUGH.
Dec 6" -dst
is I he best folicy." WaihUftoB.)
MORNING, MAY 6. 1843,
MOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS.
UEO. B. GATES, tlKNHV SMITH.
GATES if SMITH,
ukuwwib AruiHMJABIES,
136 Dauphin Street. Mobile.
1 EEP constantly on hand a select stock of
1 - UBOos, rmdicimix, Chemicals and
PharmaoeatfcalpriararionR, Patent medicines,
Perfumery, Paints and Oils, Paint Brushes,
Dye Woods and Mulls, Fresh Herbs; Garden
seeds, I'eppcr and spices, elc. etc.
mar IHj
AB EM T PRENTICE.
Factobs ani Commission Merchants.
MOBILE ALABAMA.
Jai.ni.ary 1, 1818.
I ,' ( ) 1 iERj iTliSHA TkCO.
COM MISSION .MERCHANTS,
MOBILE, ALA.
(i. A, ChAnole",, Agt,
Columbus, Miss:,
Tbo undersigned will sx;iiJ u portion
of tin; season in Aberdeen, and inav bo
found utCi. McFarlatie ctCo. All cotton
hipped lo the above liousc llius, ''slop
ped :n good order by (i. A. Chandler, on
account of A, 15." 'real owner,) will bo
insured.
MURRAY P. SMITH.
LATE of Ihe Arm of Desha, Smilh ,f. Co.,
will continue the Coiion Commission bu
siness in Ihe cily of Mobile, and will al all
limes be prepared lo make rash advances on
Ihe present or next crop, io be consigned lo
him lor sale.
Nov. 35th, 1837.-ly.
MILLER, FURNE8S, & CO.,
WHOLES! Lli QROCERS,
Nos. R & 10 ( lommeroe .Struct,
MOB1LB, ALA.
Tims. p. Miller, )
Orlando Fur ness, Oct. 11 1847 ly
Win. Mum..
SOOE St KEY,
WHOLE8ALG f- RETAIL QROCERS,
No. II Front if- No. SI Commerce Streets
Mobile, Alabama.
John T, Lyles, Clerk, sept. 25 ly,
J.is K, Martin. Jas. M. Lee.
31 ARTIST, LEE &Cot,
Factohs mi Commission Mkbchants,
MOBILE, ALA.,
Respectlully solicit the patronage of Ihell
. friends, wilh the assurance thai siricl nl
'.eniion will be devoted lo their interest in the
sale of Cotton, or any oilier business confided
o them, sep.t 25 Iv
McDowell withe us & c.,
Commission Merchants, Mobile, Ala.
Respectfully solicit patronage.
Wm, McDowell, Hnntsville, Ala.
Junes M. With ens, Lowndes Co.,
CHARLES Hopkins, Tuscaloosa,
It V. V E It. T O
( !ol. Tiros. Brandon.
Col. .1 no. F. Mn.t.s,
W. II. Clopton.
( !. McFarlane & Co.
.1 no. T. FoRTSON,
C.C.Ewino,
July 3d, 1817. 17 Gin.
CRAIG & SORLEY,
Factors, and Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
fats'sofe j P""" 10,181'
JoOt O. Cummin" & .
COMMISSION M ER ' 1 1 A N TS,
Mnnii.K, Alabama,
Jno. O. Ouroniins, ) ,. - ,
David Oummios. ' 1 V
R"
III'KItT St. McLELLANU. Cammission
merchants. No 14, Con.mercc street,
EVANS 4 MoCLENDON.
Factors & Commission Merchants,
No. 31, Commerce street,
MOBILE, ALA.
Joel Evans, Monroe co., Miss,
James L. MeClendon, Mobile.
OjrTlio undersigned announces to liis
Irionda, tliat he has made arrangement! to
do business in the above bouse, and
promises the most rigid personal attention
I "'
consignments made to Evani &;
mdon.
Mc(
J, MORTON EVANS, Madiion, Ga
tTTALKER ft SIMPSttN, Cotton
Fac 1
I VV
i ons & Commission Merchants, No. 8
Commerce streri.
Win.E. Walltei.'ol Noxubel counly, Miss,
ohn C. Simpson.
s.
T. BTALLWORTH, Commission Mer
r.luint. No. 30 Commerce slreel, Mobile
Alabama, anp; 'J-.'iy.
BVUu, DITCHB St CO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
iolitlr, mn.
I', fill ni Mohile.
J. T. IIVl:IK,nf Monroe Co., Mins.
.1 II. VALENTINE, Jr , "
nl - 290 ly
BLOCKER & WHITEHEAD,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. IT, Commerce and Fronl slreeis,
MOBlLli, ALA.
l:nead. er,0,.H,7
TOOMER, GAY it CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MOBILE, AI.A.
WILL make liberal advances on all Colto !
consigned to them for sale orshipmen i
They will also he prepared early next spriu .
(IH'17.) to make liberal udvances upon the nex i
crop. All their easterners who should wanl ad
vances next spring, will please advise them o 1
the same by the 1st ol April nexl, at which
lime ihey will be prepared lo make liberal ad
vances to Iheir Plaining friends.
Nov. 90 88v 4m Co Dem i
Moses Waring. Julius Hesse:
M,
WARING, & Co., Receiving St Foe-
warding Merchants, i. General Steam
Bout Atenll. 88, Fronl Street, Mobile.
All goods consigned to iheir care foe he in--tenor,
will be received and forwnidcd tree ol
ol charges, for commission and storage, and
strict attention wtl) bepaidbyihem to use al'
possible dsipatcn in forwarding,
STRANG If ULRICK,
Factor! and Commission McrchauL,
MOBILE, ALA.
1 nomas Slranp, I
Jno.G. Ulriek,
S
October 11 I8!7y
GEOPGE COSTER, & 00.,
HEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Ohamloals, etc., Sign of the Good Samaritan,
No. ti" Dauphin Street, Mobile, Ala.
Landrelh Garden Seeds constantly on hand
jan 8 8 ly
MOBILE AD VER TISEMEU TS.
The old Variety itore.
THE subset ibera would respectfully call ihe at
teniion of I he public io I heir present stock
at Ihe old stand, 36 & 38 Government siieet!
where will be found as great a arieiy as in
any other sloie in Ihe city, comprising
1 fardwareofall kinds, stoves grates, andiron':
Shovels d Tongs, Parloi & nursery fenders,
Castings, pots, kettles, &c. of all kinds,
Table cutlery, pocket do , spoons, etc.
Woodenware of all kinds, Tinware do.
Letter presses, weavers shuttles sleighs,
Tin and wire safes, pumps, well buckets
Well-W heels, chain, (race chains, spades;
Garden plantation lioev, shovels, Rakes;
Coffee (ktea urns, ica pots, candlesticks)
Britannia lalltps, tin and Japanned do.
Hall & parlor lamps, copper and brass Kin
Sheel brass bell hangings, fire screens;
Brooms and brushes of all kinds:
faper Hangings, urocKery and Glassware of
all kinds, and a general assortment of house 1
furuiauiutj goOuS oi every description, which
will oe sold LOW lor Cash.
febSHi BOSTW1CK A K1RKLAND
TASTING'S COMPOUND 8 It CP OF jv.tr.
TitA: a 'fiiii-k- umt putitivi am for canwmptian, it
Mm , fwlama, tpitling uj Wood, night neeale, An..-A-y
throat, wotting o the firsh. branching, caught, loltln,
unit nil din LllHH tlf Iff t'tl lit II Hit . Miff.
Thm oetcbratet preparation pioaaam lo tbetaiteJ
and li id speedy Id tti operational thai patienli plaint
fee) it good one eta in a few minutea aftei laktngtne Am
done. Prepared in I ondon. b ; HaaUnia, M i Pole
Agenti for the United h.;Hih. M a P Harrison. 4fi Mnulm
l.anc, N Vnrk; M Bouttemet, Mobile, Agentfoi Hie bouUi
rm aiatei
Dr Hasting of London, linn appointed M A Pftarri
! son nl 46 Maiden Lane, N York, sole American agent for
tbo i elebtated Compound of iynip of Naptba; which, 1
I after tbe ninpleat experience aud proof. Is now wkiMtwl-
edged by all t hi ablest pliylclani of botli hftuispheres.
tn be a quick and positive remedy for arresting tlia fur
i man) Ion uf Tnbeti les on tbe Lungs; and removing thosn
I ah. inly formed; and also lo be the speediest and most
t affective ui all medicinal agents in the cure of mi other
I dlseasuaof thothroattClieat and lungs Language can
not express the value -i Hustings' Naptha Syrup in these :
j dlaeasea, it not only cures them effectually, but it gives
, immediate evidence "t its ability to rio so; for in a few j
j minutes after ihe tii'' duifc has been taken. iti i
pationl feels that powerful agent in in in system,
! stronglT working fur hie goo J It h operatious are Defer
i delayed -it at once Hies tit. and attacks Ine root of tht '
disc sac with an energy nnknown to ol Iter f -1 1 r - ami
I that tt'snase muat be deeply i
alstlts tu rivalled Inducnce.
, i 1 1 1 - -1 1 a uaiufni cough in a di
. which has defifdolher
I (Hipular remedies tor a month; and has removed difAcul
iv ol breatldng and pain in tin thrust anil cheat, in few
1 minutes by the surpassing energy uf Its set ion In clearing
tin paaaages "i inir aud phlegm, It is believed ilii no
peraov has given Hastings' Naptha Byrupatrial win. has
not h-li benefit lrom n. and a
yieimeu in v,n.'. i
i (i swr,ts,ndn nthe
For coughs, olda, sorethroi
In . ast, back, Ac, sglttiug ol I
Ic affections, it is utsa admlKi
most vigorous and otfeetlvo rei
in al' asthuialk complalntaan
"l.lnili
d asthma!
lt 'I t Imi tlif St
remedy eilaut: an
ire i iiiiiiiv deeli
' mind; Itabbiuesi
Ifldlesl anil
I liHeffiicis
jve iitid re 1
aiol WSSt 1
iiiiirkaliliv Lassitude ot nt,
tni! of the flesh; and ail disposition to Inactivity and met
anchotly fbrobodJnga,are slso quickly enrreeted hy tin'
Naptha Sprup; which In a wonaerftil tnatmer revives ihe
spirits hardens the flesh and muscles braces the
n rvts snd Increases the weight, Thin, n osewho use
It according to directions, gcuerally increase in weigh'
about ii pound a week; and many take it for no other purl
post tlmn tin; ilissipali not in I, unholy, or (he inrrca.iL1
of bodily strength. In fin-, a single trial m Hasting's
loinpound iyrnpof Naptha, is all lhai is Required to r.
cure tin' confldence of patients, and cauae them to forego
all other remedies m its favor The iyrup Is made up in
nix ounce bottles, each accnniDafilfd wuh .1 n.-irnniili-r.
ROlitnliiiiig illrer.1
ll. 'I. I. .Ml H.M'II.
inn. i. mii
N 11 M i Utl(
in. cerilfliaics, dec Pine. ONfcj
1 si UuTTLEScau be hu.l for F1VK
tlii
Byrup. in-itik' ui expend
with iiui-ln '.ll sun- r
inn imy rash fttr It, wllh i
ti inn- palfents w h" ruin
' uaual ci
: obuUri i
! out deli
I liver;.)
I lot :
t (pii
All I
npp'y,
nl i
Id (
ll to III.
id up
lliunl Miiisl In' p-t I nit' I - -1 i ml. ii ii , In-
P.
iiiiImm nl Imttli's nrdtired, anil directed
I,. M IIOll. I. I:1IM', l.ii.nirv l)eiui. Mul. tl.. aMUhm.
una In lln Rl,HIWin persons, nl U l.iun on- m-uuiii, mr-
diolnos call stwoyi bo had:
ln Mobile 1
Hates A Smith, I V IIi-h.'-k A Co,
Mookirv v TeGaaa, OaoCosras A Co
n P Mrslisr, Hi. ami ftCo.
A S PriyrKH. Itnnksi-l . I". M.iiititi.iiiei-v'
JOMoroah.I r.iry llepnt, N Crloaas
Wood, a- Co , 3d uiiintclpftllty, do
rJ-w Ii sslfl orders mri. iiv oitended to
M UOUIXEMET, Literary Uerot,
I doeMly (;.-iiAii Ibi joujliornj .t
F, M. MADKOAN mwjknxs IAC0B !. MAIfcU.
MADEQAN, JEN ICS & MARSH,
GRNRI1AL RrceIVINO, FoitWARDINO ami StRam
Boat Aoknts, L0S.60Fronl and S'JCom-
meicc streets, would t
M
K C Centre it Co.
B Ii Fontaine v Son
C La Barron & Son
John Phillips,
W 11 Redwood
Tsrtt, Stewart & Co
Furniture
spectfully refer to
IBILR.J
Whiiaket iS; Sampson,
J H Rivers St f'ii
Barron, Meade & Co
Boykln ir- McRae.
Henry, Stodder d Co
Chas P Gaga Ieb 18
V it re-(omits.
No. 25 Wnlur Slreel, Mobile.
Hi iVVKN keep constantly on band a first ;
rate assortment of Furnitur! of all de.
J.
scriptlons, consisting in pari ol solas, couches,
ottomans divans mnnogsny, curled maple, bi'k. .
walnut, oak Sl rosewood chairs, painted chain, i
Bureaus, wardrobes, Bedsteads of all descrip
tions; cedar ware, carpeting, baskets, cradles,
window shades, elc. ; ail of which he will sell I
Jli
on re:iM.n:ible li'rnis. lan 1 hH Iv
JAMES CONNING",
No. 141, I i.i in.!, in Street Mnhlle,
AS Just returned Ir uu Philadelphia, N.
oik and Boston wiih the laic-esl assort
menl of Fine Jewelry ever iniioduced in Mo
bih', and of the rnosl lasblonabta styles, such 8S
Fine Diamond Pins. Rings, ltrareietis, fine Co
ral Pins. Bar-rings, Braceletla, Necklaces, (also
in lull setts) Turquoise, Cameo, Lava Jewelry
of every description. Silver W, he, Silver
Forks, Cups, Tea setts. Plated Ware of ev
ry Dattcn. Military Goods, Laces, Frinpes
Slats, Tassels, Sic. I. O. 0. F. Regalia, .'f-c
My friends and ihe public are requested lo
give me a call, and examine fof themselves,
All articles warranted ol the best quality,
The best attention paid to 'he repair of
Watches, by siiiiiul workmen.
trl't Haiti and Silver Inken in rtrhanite for
Jewelry, do, jan 1 1848 ly
MARBLE WORKS,
ti t St. Francis St. Mobile.
MANTLE PIECES, Pier and Centre lab.f
lops, MONUMENTS, TOMB, Tab
lets, Double-tons, IIF.AH BTONES, Pi Inter's
Imposing tablets, Window caps and sills,
Hearth stones, etc. A good assortment on
hand, and made to order. Work well execu
ted and liiiisheil in tnc best manner, at the low
est prices. (Ieb 121 JAR VIS TURNER.
C AMARGO PACKET.
THE LIGHT DRAUGHT ITKAMER,
IRENE.
J. A. PERU V, Muster,
WILL run as a regular Packet Irum Ca-1
margo to Weslport, where her cat go
will be shipped mi ihe largei Boat! for Mobile
The Cotton will 1e discharged into a coveted I
Flat Boat at Weslporl so lhai ihe damage inci- j
d nl lo rolling ihioiigh mad and waler will be
avoided.
This arrangement insures at least a weekly
communication with Mobile lioni thai portion
of llic riverabove Aberdeen, with a ceiiainiy ,
ol shipping Cotton and receiving np.frelghls.
whenevei tnc river is navigable to WESPORT
Letters and communications lot Mobile direc
led loom' care, as well as all up-freighls from
Mobile, and cotton from above will be lor
warded wilh despatch;
TAYLOR, HALE A MURDOCH,
January 53, 18.18, Agents, J
mmn m pmpiwoi,
J WHOLE NO m
GILES M. HILLYER,
(Late of Kj V,,rk City,)
A ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
GK NT or ihe "Mutual Lift insurant
Company," of New York.
Aberdeen, mar 4 I y
W. p. ROGERS,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW
v at Aberdeen. M m i.,i ,..
JOIl W rcnnrvp
(Of the late firm of Good. 4 Jones Pulaski T 1
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ABERDEEN, Ml.
mar i ly
J. H. TATUM,
a
( )'' UOOR easl of C. C.
- ' Slore; immediately over
Clothing store.
& J. Ewine'i
A. Durward's
ieb 1 j
CHAS. 8. MARTIN,
Wlioletale and Retail Manufacturer of
TIN AND 8HEET-IR.ON WARE,
(Two loorsabote 1. N. Vili,- sicirr.)
Icb 12 lj ABERDEEN. MISS,
ESTRAVED
fee
FROM AU'idccii, Miss., uii llieOih of
January,
A DARK )i. aitr.n Hfin.vf
about sinei'ii 'lands high, seven or eight yesr,
oltl, in thin plight, some saddle spots on his
back, paces wtll and Irotsvery last in harness,
hail '.n a .Spanish saddle, half' worn. A libe.
al reward will be given many person who Will
return the said horse to J. H. McCarthy at the
Independent office al Aberdeen, or ihe subscri
ber, two and II hair toilet South nl Hnlnmhiia
Mis
i, (mar 4-tl ; HAM'L DAVIS.
BAGONl LARD1-A supirior article of
Cincinnati Biicoii and Luid.jusi received
per steamers Union and Anaranth; for -alo
low lor cash by (mar l) 11 S WALSH
'vHh ( o-p.ti lnrrbip beul.fore existinx tl
M 1 ween B. Y. McNairy, 1 oiiip McNalrv
and Juhn C. McMairy, under thesivleof U
Y. McNalry A: Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, anil ihe husllle-K nf il.e
III hii -
wall be eoniliicied herealler by B, Y. MeNalrv
,,,,, ,. .,- , ,., , ,
Y. McNairy & Co. 'All persons indebted to
ihe late firm I'or Ihe year IM17, are m.;ilifd lhat
they musi call aud settle tbelr accounts inune.
diaielv.
' Aberdeen, Match 1st, !848-5n3w.
E. CARVER & CO'S
CELEBRATED
PREMIUM COTTON GINS,
I7 lllt'll are warranted ii
P'-rlunn will
i I.e returned or
O II Ihcy d,, not, ihev
exchanged. A line lot of the abo. e named
gins (manufactured by F. Carver Co Eai
Bridgewatei, Mass,) lor sale bi
(J McFARLANE & CO
Jno. L. Hrt.L, Superintendent.
ti. A. Chandler, Agent, Columbus, Mi.
Aberdeen Feb iW I?v3-lv
KEOl l. Ml PACKET
EVERY TEN DAYS.
THE light draught IRON STEAMER
W. W. FRY,
VVl LSON, Master, will plv as a reg
ular pack ol between Aberdeen and Mo
bile Jurino the season, making heV trip
everv ten Jays.
For freight or puiiase, having very m
perior accommodationi, appl v on board.
Feb. 19, ISJS.-y
TAR ! TAK !
A Superior article in half barrels, fur
sale by H.S.WALSH.
Feb. lfi, isi-s.
POTATOES, ONIONS.
QA Bbls Potatoes
O'J 'J bbls Onions, lot sale Lv
Ieb IS 11 8 WALSH.
CORN, nais, Meal, Crowder Peas, Sterk
J Peas, Lady Peas, lor sale by
leb 13 H S WALSH
A CARD.
THE undersigned will continue ihe Grocery
business a formerly, nntil the clou of ih
present business season, under ihe name of
Fosierard Baitelle after which he proposes te
doageavral Factorage and Commission busi
ness in the city of Mobile.
His plaining friends who may feel disposed
io encourage him by consignments of Coiion,
at any time after the 1st of August nexi, will
in anticipation thereof, please command his
service! henceforward, In ail matters pertain
ing to the business ofthe next season,
OrdeislnrllAiii.INI'. A Rope, fi r the crop of
1818, will be thankfully received, and prompt
ly filled, on the customary terms,
The undersigned promises to conduct said
business on libera! but sale principles, hoping
theieby lo accommodate bis friends withonta
sacrifice of his own credit and security ia
business, HILLARY FOSTER.
Mobile, Feb. 5, lj!8-51y.
DRY GOODS,
G R OCER IES if HA RD WARE.
fyWli. Subscriber has and is now receiving
X a large and complete assortment of Dry
tiomls suiied lo Ihe Winter and Spring trade,
consisting In pari as follows:
Calicoes, Furniture prims, small check de.,
Hamilton do,, Blue denims, York do., Geor
gia Nankeens, Nankeen cnllonades, Clinton
no. Mixed do., Hamilton do., Yolkc do.,
Gold mixed. French do.
Together wilh a large and lull issorlmtDl ol
Domestics, Osnaburgs, Drilling, Shirting, 10-4
shet iing, Ticking, etc. etc.
Also: a line assortment ot Hardware m4
Cutlery, consisting in part as follows:
Table cutlery Pockei cutlery, scissors' as
soiled. Locks, Percussion caps, Pins, Needles
Thimbles, Knitting pins, Combs, assorted
Cjflec mills, Cotton cards, sieves, (Ames')
Long shovels, (Ames') spades, shovels, Gaidea
hoes, Collin's axes, diawing chains. Iron, steal,
nails, cie. elc.
leb i hiv H, S. WALSH.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
SUGAR, Cofiee, Melasses, Bali, Mackerel,
Crackers, soda biscuit, itafalBa, Figs, Cit
ron, Prunes, Pickles, Goshen batter, westatr
butter, Country butter, cheese, Rice, etc.
ten U 11 S WALSH.
Flour.
SO BBLS .Superior line Hour In slore and for
sale by J. I!. JENNINGS.
February 6J8IS.
Irish Piiiiiims.
40 BBLS best London Lady Potaloes jaM
received and for sale by
Febuary 5, 1HH. J. B. JENNINGS.
STOVES! STOVESlT
JUST RECEIVED, From Mobile and Naw
York a lot of superior COOKING and com
mon stoves, lor sale on very a-.commoda ing
terms by J. POIN 1'9
jan M, Hi?