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The removals made on Saturday and to-day,
and those known TO have been determined on,
have filed our city with gloom. The annuncia-
ton of the heart-rending disaster on board the
Princeton, year ago, did not create greater
shock in this community than the wholesale
prescription commenced by President Polk has
done more especially as We were not prepared
for ii, after his public speeches and oral declara-
tons had been received.
Major Lewis, the constant and devoted friend
| of General Jackson for upwards Of thirty years
| has been cut down, as we predicted, on Satur
day and, to justify SO unaceounlable an act, II
| is alleged that the old Hero has consented lc
the sacrifice This, we are enabled TO say i:
not true. At no period, since their first acquan
lance, has the chain of friendship and devotion
been as bright as it is at this moment, and W.
should not be surprised if the vital spark, which
has been Pickering in the socket for the last few
years, should be totally ertnguished soon afle
this strange and unjusti6able proceeding reach
es the Hermitage.
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A MEXICAN COALS.-A Report, to the Navy
"a Department Of the United State. on Ameic,n
Goals, by Prof w. X. Johnson vol. of GOO page
filled with Tabular Statistics, being the result of
series OF Experiments to determine the respective anil
comparative values of different kinds Of Coal for che
different purposes for which fuel is EMPLOYED.
few copies ofthe above are for sale by
march " r. TAYLOR
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Ex-Governor Thomas, of Maryland, presented
himself before the Circuit Court yesterday morning
attended by his counsel, Walter Jones, Esq, and
gave bail in the of $1,000 TO answer to the charge
of libel at the next term of the Court. This grows
out of the late publication by that gentleman of the
unhappy results of his marriage.
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1t is understood that Maj. w. b. Lewis and
Maj. T. L. Smith doth old school Republicans
were decapi,ated yesterday. But there is some
comfort in the fact, now not deLied, that oul
neighbor, Mr.. Blair, is already, or is soon to be
likewise deposed.
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In reply 10 numerous inquiries, as to the
course of the Madisonian, we would remark
that our motto is, Stand by your friends,
whether they be ten or ten thousand and if
they be prescribed, or banished, share their
faten
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fNo.76l
MACAO, July "a, 1874.

Sra In the correspondence annexed TO my des.
patch OF the 9Th instant Numbered 73) will be found
four letters the subject Of the death Of Sue Aman
a Chinese shot by an American at Canton.
These letters are marked T., +, q, and ii, in tie
papers annexed TO that despatch.
| have now the honor TO transmit 10 you sundn
other documents on the subject and IL Is proper
should state IN justification of the consul that the
mode of investigation he adopted was recommended
by me.
Immediately on receiving notice Of the riot Cap
tain Tton, OF the ST LOUIS, repaired TO Canton wIt
adequate force OF marines and sailors, and main.
tanned order until such time Tsyeng could himself
adopt proper measures to keep the peace, which be
did with commendable promptitude.
You will remark that, at the time these occurreu.
took place, Tsyeng was not at Canton, he being
then on his way TO Mscso.
These incidents illustrate the necessity Of some
provision by act Of Congress, suggested by me IN
previous communications, for the government ol
Americans in China.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
G. CUSHING.
Hon. JOHN G. CALHOUN &c.
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FOR RENT.

RwG FOR RENT
Enl A comfortable and commodjous
&1JSki dwelling, with back buildings, stables
carr'sge-housc, garden, sc. In the cen
IRE OF the city, and pleasantly situated.
Apply Immediately at this Office 1t will be rented
for about $500. March 81
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UNITED STATES LOCATION,

UNITED STATES LEGAuoS,
Macao, June -, 1874.
DEAR Sin: Dr. Parker has made known to me the
contents Of the communca alton addressed to you by
the acting Governor the subject of the death of
Sue Aman. His excellency, the Imperial Commits
soner, has also addressed on the same subject
To avoid the Inconvenience Of a double discussion OF
the question: would Recommend 10 you TO say in re-
ply TO the letter Of the acting Governor that you
not undertake the decision of o which is actu-
ally under discussion between the Commissioners Of
the two Governmental
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G. CUSHING.
p s. FoRBEs, Esq
Consul United SfafsS Canion
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Consul United States, Canton.
cory OF TRAssLATIoNl
Ching, Lieutenant Governor, Of K,cang Tg &C., here
by sends communication

Il
Ching, Lieutenant Governor, Of Kicarg Tu,,g, &C. here
by sends communication
On the 18th instant | received In. said copsul's
statement which have examined. From this il ap.
pears, that he is thankful to the high officers for pa
cing soldiers 10 guard and protect The foreign mer-
chants, and that all is quiet but fearing lest the
mob again unexpectedly rise he requests tina, the
troops may be stationed here longer, for which favor
he will be under many obIg atoms, &c.
From this it is evident, that the said consul think
that the danger will be guarded against, and that he
earnestly seeks to MAINTAIN mutual good will between
the natives and foreigners But these troops having
other responsible places to guard, cannot be tetaine
long In ther present position; and the Lieutenant
Governor have already issued commands TO the colo
mel IN command in this department and to the district
magistrate OF Nanhai, 10 station soldiers about and
send police men from time time to patrol and exam.
Inc, and strictly and forcibly TO repress the move
ments. The populace will of themselves respect and
fear them, and there no danger to be auprobenJe
of another outbreak
With regard 10 what is observed, 81 that sbip of
war has come up TO Whampoa, in order TO guard and
protect me merchants of my country, and that sha
VIII return TO Macao as there s no reason for
OBTAINING her" 1t Is also plain that the said consul
manages affairs in persplcuous manner, and il aware
himself they should be thus conducted and that i, il
needless for her TO remain long at Whampoa
But II has been asoertained that the native Amap
was shot in the space before the factories by an Ame
rican and the said consul should himself know that
he ought Immediately TO make full inquiry into the
matter and deliver up the real murderer tina, the case
may be equnably judged and untoward even, arise
out OF IT, IL has been ascertsined that the man who
was Killed was from the district of Using Yuen hav-
ing no relatives in Canton But il be had been a
cilizen, would at the have become nm ooea-
sion OF attack, for IL would have been told to the DO
pulace, and they would have reveng.d Il NV again
setting fire to the factories and punderng their con
tents, or something of that sort The people are
highly hrltaed against the offender, and il is inpossl-
bic but that they have constant debates among them
selves until they are revenged. The said consul,
knowing the feelings of the people for times past.
should inquire closely into this affair." and himself de-
eide 1t quickly, that do not become in the mouths Of
i'e people an occasion for collision. hope You will
py no means delay as 1t is for this that send this
important statement.
IAoU hwAsc, 24h year, 5h moon, Sd day-(Jme
is, 1874.
10 be continued
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A RMY REGISTER, for 1916.
IA Navy Register, for 1916
For sale by f. TAYLOR. Price so cents each
march 81
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GooPYl

MACAO, July 10, ls4i
sIR have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
Of your eIcell, ncy's communication OF the l4th i-
slant, in which is conlainci extract Of the full
powers conferred on you b. the Emperor, conioma.
bly, what had been previously communicated 10 mt
by his eIcellency Ching; and am, with the highest
respect, your obcdient servant,
c. CUSHING.
His Excellency TsIEsG,
Commissioner Ertraord aaTy &c.
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Macao, h,iy 10, 1914.

Sra: have the honor TO enclose copy and transla.
ton OF letter Of the Imperial Commissioner com
municsting his full powers, and also Of my reply to
the same.
am, very respectfully, your obediebt servant,
G. CUSHING.
Hon. JoHN c. CALHOUN, &C.
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IcoPY or TRANSLATION

Tsiysnd, Of the Imperial Houss, Governor Gene
raj Of the two Kvsns Provinces, . Director Of the
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,..,,.. and prncpIes. Come and save US from
,hs douIinon of ds.poe Bank save TO us the Veto
i,.sIf that great conservative safeguard VI ths Lon
stiutioD; save to. " Texas iran 'ho gissP Ins
I.ns into whose hands she will BE- csdsiniy thrown
nv ,hs election Of Henry Clay COME q ths head c'
vou, gallant and devoted irends, and render our
eomu,oa victory and tnunph certsia and comp'ete J
come and the grateful and usited voice Of more mao
million Of fieemsn, rescued BY your vetoos IRON
the domination Of monarch Bank, VIII proclaim
your -welcome-thrice welcome INTO 'no
ranks ofyour Republican brethren.
The .'man of iron nerve" mentioned by Mr..
Richie, was General Jackson. The Ms. let
ter from which the extract was taken, was seen
by several gentlemen in Washington before II
was sent to Richmond.
And is il not strange that, after such appeals
made 10 Mr.. Tyler TO save Mr.. Polk from igno-
minious defeat, (Which was an acknowledg-
ment that he possessed the ability TO do H. any
Democrat should demand the prescription Of the
forces brought into the field by Mr.. Tyler, and
which did such efficient servlce2 Would II not
be an act OF inconeeivable baseness 10 do SO Z
Such procedure would unquesIionably be
condemned by every undetermined Democrat
and cover its perpetrators with iniamy OF the
most oalhsome description. We do not believe
that the President and Cabinet have in mediIa-
ton any such enormity. We will not believe 1t,
We will not believe that Mr.. Richie could be
a party TO such deliberate act OF perhdy. We
will not think Gen. Jackson could act the hypo-
critic. Why, we remember well, that when Mr..
Tyler's letter of withdrawal appeared, MIR.
Walker, now Secretary Of the Treasury, land
| not now maniieslng very friendly disposition
towards US, } could not repress the exuberanee
of his gleesome sensations but came to ouI
printing office, and while enveoping and frank
| ing the document to various quarters, proclaim,
ed TO the clerks and boys that 50 Mr.. Tyler's let
ter decided the eontest-the skies were bright
the Democracy would triumph, and would BE-
indebted TO John Tyler for the victory"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26
THE PATENT GALvANIC RuNGy.
ara.. Aad Ckrfsffessl Nfag,.f,r Er.,y -


discovery univer,a .pprob
lion OF the hedica profession has
Lesn sueienuy before the public rive n fair
test Of s AMI eesey The ayane Rings have
been ioind TO answer all the ordinary
ne bauey or Electric and Magnetic machines
wfout any OF the injurious shocks which appl
cations those Instruments aud many respect, are NOR.
safe and certain In accomplishing the object
The G.vane Rngs have been perfect m
eas OF nhsuaatisa acute chronic, applying
limbs Cout Tic Doloreut Tootaehe Vertigo
Sick Headache, Indigestion Paralysis. Psl,ey Epiep.y
Pits cramp Papa'oa OF the Heart tppopeIy, joints
'i'Hsaso Spinal Complaints Neuralgia Debility
~ Of Nervous Energy aud al Nervous Disorders Their
daary elect Tie
aEi asa certain prevenuve for the preceding
equally 10 be recommended The Gssne Rngs every way
pereeiiy harmless ard sold prices OF
Ii Chrises Magnetic FLUID ed la
I" rrnier their eieient
innueneo 60 particular which
cene.ss of The highest regarding the
G.rane Kings and Magnetic fiud
advertise nen or thy may be the oes. The only Agsn
y in New York 10 al nJr ia fdloa ST. trun BuIdins)
To guard sgand maud Dr. appoints agent in
Of the cities ofthe United op agency in The city
,of Richmond, 10 ALEX DUvAL L co.'s
I17 Main a,,..,
pRiCRs -For Gold Russ s. % each; for Common
kin2s so cenis each: Galvanie Fluid 81 per bottle.
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GAY. MATHEWS & co. have with

GAY, MATHEWS Il co. have within Tho
last few days received tksr PAIL aud wixrER
pkf SooDs ana resp.stary al ho thss. i.lrr 20
In part Of
Cio'h. cas-ns'es s-rts Kerey. Jeans Ln,e,. s,ip.i
Dvoi Blanke T~in.d do Whitney Rel M. net, NJ
n cpsf Rag Green aud Printed Fer Irish Ian
sa wh. h-n AID Cotton rb-eths Cloths. Nap
hn- To~einx. Cslscoes De Co.
tae Crsps Dc iAnss Reps Bcnss.s cord n-
yk afes s~ Muslin Robes liossry. Covss Iae.s
A" wool ans hertno shirts and Dver
sN con.t b.oms stoshs, Cnvai- Cansrie Pocket
-. rss~n rearfs and cossisss rpeB Collar, Cape.
and Cha hsrs Cotton and fnsn tl.ah
ed shirnes Cotton wsddinr and Batting ke AZ A. so
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VISIT OAK HALL,
HoSrON, Mas
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL


III PUN the suggestion Of several gentlemen of
~ Riclmopd Va, and yieio,,, "a H. I. o.. a. an. h a, 60
,Le, order. IN, flrtn,- a.. s,s g.,
lowing for In. peu-. OF tho. ho ~. IN ,n- ~
Of paving arr- sum. for THAR C,.hi,,
An Communication. and ori,,, ,nu,r \. NO. ,.i ~, ....
MED with the money or d p.y.b,r in Bo,on NJ ,h, Az,
renenan wishing 10 .~nd hi. order IN pr. - s,,e h., h
sopu-nt or dim Ia, IN md ma. ,,~ht 10 r.
m~a,urr hut should prrer N r,f,er,v %
~, ~
insure 2 cd a. 49,
FALL CAMPAIGN,
psap,Isr.u, Crn.,. 80 s,-.-t.,., ,,. -.
n....-a.It,.w N. ~
ADyIcp IN pRorc ZION an ara 80 ~ ~, s.n,,
ty m, NnDpp ARR a an apIcs v~coS 49,, 49,
ssAnyN VtRpNPs A Mn rTupps, v,s,, =, ~ ar -,
ARRIVAL OF PAL ,.oons, To ,vu%, ps a . M ~.
IHRa, ~ ~
xvo,ld 40, a, ,,s., ,.-..,,c,u. 49, a, ,. -, -,
.tr.nyr,, vt, me- he r,,y co., 49, 60, 800 - 80.
tim, Inv, NO, re-, a. h.,s ro..,.,., ms, s -
,s- ...-. p. r.,as-n 80. arT.s.,nx ny, ~
me,,s Tn, Han .y,.odtdtv md, .,o-, No.
being Gothic IA. riye the artist an 90
porfuniy display advantage The p,nags which
adoru perfectly ehsss and thai eyer,
fIy for the trouble OF y.aInx A. Ilr
especially in the
evening. ureauaied aide
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FRESH Hardware, Cutlery, dc.
NHE undermined have received a nnrtinn of

hsir falIsnet OF Hardware Cutlery Ge, and expect
eeive in few days the ~S!e OF be Turraasesa
be-n fought upon the best terms We respectfully solicit
cali frem city and country friends ste them that shall
sel goods such and such
raitfs ction SMITH Il HARDWOOD
a. 10 Main tIeet
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CHIN h-HALL,
FALL syPFtY or
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEEwARE.

UF8.to' HENWAKE.
Rf the ships MonteEuma and Adirondack. via
Nes fof ahd the NirgAn Cay Point from Liverpool
ae SUBSCRIBER has received The has FAN Supplies,
u ~ u. snip tiafk away, frOn LIVERPOOL enpeet.d nj
oy foht lie viii receive the OF China and
ahen~are c-et om the Manufacturers eolsstiaz of new
shapes Nd pauerns. " ~
te regular packets from Boston, receipt OF his sup
plies Of "'aSs from the Manufacturers praIe tn or
very ag~ and desirable superior Goods IN h lin.
10 all who may "'
County Merchants and particularly Invited 10
h goods aid priee as offered h ..
who luy for eAsa. and TO pun,tall customers.
- Af.e as-ofhsa Of Lard Lamps Looking GIas-.s stop,
"aie, % On hand. HUGH A. WATT
au 20 No IL, WasG Mo IN STREET
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WoRrlIAM, MeGRUDEs & CO. o.r., for

w ~ W. O1cf lOr
10 MID. NO. p \. ard csoi, svs,r
% ~ LoisslIsf A.
- hbds y. X and ST Groin No'a. .. = ,.,, ,.;...
sfo bar hio Lszuiha. nd b..i eli Law. CeG.
TEA-Cunpo~ssf. fs.p~si.I aud B.et
" hlsis psin- Wsisn Baeop
ZOO bss No NC. H.rriax.
10 Do No . family d.
i;o do family fiesr
loo boxes sIio and Iozi2 cL..s
go d. Soap
Is Do speos asi p.,.s ryssm a,
1000 Kegs Dep sporting ani bs,i.rx PouSss
'eo sass good AMI s,oe damaged Leather
toss shos
IS bores Ito Plate
1000 ks spehor
3uD sacks
500 he beet Essiirh s.,oe Thread
lro Soys Scotia Grind Stones
200 Scs hs-. as '"'isd- from lily 10 sAy
taskB Corp-ras
Sperm and whsis on
eeroon Indxo
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
prs'en,o sas- Nmu'ess and C1ov~s
Pur. CIDER Vinegar
loo beshels k~,A
Hsfds 0rrss and Tnthy do
Bed Cords Cotton Vans. Coion tlhss
t.ne and Ground Plaster
WoN-A hrEe and general a.-otsrs nj Of inn Il. ,..h
Countiy and TredssHr. of sHs1s
Piooxh Plates and Is.s
MEs-simmossa and Bzrs-' u,xtst
trEEi-sprinE. EngItsh clustered
American do Cast stesI L .r.
Nail Rods sizes a. IA. AZ
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ROBERT MUTT,


House sign Painter and Glaxior
SsIt door 70 tts EIessHFr Bsst, Rna<s.z TTrrf.ls
AZ received further supply Of Cop, and oh.r
Varnisaes rh Painters brushes Bender. An as-o
nent OF French and Aeean Window frcpl eIO
soIss inches all Of which he GesucG, sell up The
reasonable teru
kB-Alarr- supply Of Soap Paint for sale low on
peror paint for Tin shingied Roofs. RS
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- DIANO FORTES. GgNrLENEN DE.

~ IDlANO FORTES. GENTLEMEN DE.
IL ,,iring IN purehase Pianos tl-z from
thr subscriber his rGno Forte Auss etof.
posis tie Banks On Tie most advantageous
Pnnos on trial To be returned " hsy do aieo
Having cold Piano Fortes past without
having returned and with
he hAiers himself that his a.roment viii 10
desiring Pianos. before purchasing elsewhere.
lie Constantly receiving Pianos
Essuuaeiurd in United Auour III, ~ to-e
will I've GOLIAN tCelemxnsI ATTACHMENT by
the eshe.ed mater', Nuns Cart New p.i-uses
this woDderfu nveniiLn.
Also Musical AID Nu.ie.
Merchandise in general
Piano Fores rpzirrd tuned, Let hire exchange
CHEAP Susis-The largest collection Of Music offered
for sale IN tbs sA be selected o the
scriser at Phisd-lphia and New Yort prices
Those purchasing
than they ind elsewhere the State. y. TAYLOR
Piano Pore ws5rhcpse AMI Mgse Store opposite
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PRESH FALL HARDWARE.
W. s. g. j. BOWMAN,

IMPORTERS AND pKtLERsN
FsvcIgn and Dcrscstie Ha rdware ana cur1esy,
III Wet Main Street,
RffHHosp. Va.
RE receipt tAe arrival Of h- .hip vrna Js~s nvss
n nor Liverpool Pal apots Hfss.s..s
snd ehsed Hsrdwars AMI Cutery -
he Noberu Ces received ~ srces - AInssa
hsnufseurl Hardware. soupfsG tosr,hs sset ass
they bAvs heretofore -. I'D.
Possessing svsry Aelhy or puFehassg sost- ~
rosbe fesi coanln sbs. I'D se.n 90
po-sd, n ell noi~Faas pfces SHstgvs.
hsfchaa our, hssing Hsstuase rsus<s.s,
vited opssed iot nspeesa
sAsu ass sssute shs~iss thsy iass -
psiess Wa , poNsANl
ss rs M xsss ssvss-
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
~ k!CSfJso.vD. y,

yWytfr w. "'-~o-sD' ~
II hc "h'er Course oil Lectures in the Medi-
eai be?arosn ~ sr1pien syt,.y N, ,o,,r -.
ti- las, Of asaan oao~.s '' -''' and CONT
The nee Con,,, 40 il,...,.I 49, -.
ever. Arrangement .Drd the sd-n, All N. ~
Ia addition N Inc s,,-.~-I - $3.50
viii b. C,l..- u.--.,-,
Pessr-ntisry Arnouy BY xheh an, s,,,s., ,-,n
oppos' unity af ie.-a 70 n. scua -
psof,o.., me- me spos S. % tie Of hi.
which have been y-ars, u~,sor,-s 49, - 'sfra
alr.As, eat.s a. ,hs Ca :" t,.,, &c SAs
leading School for sur,ie.I i,,rrr,,o, WV "PuA""A %
ISO .1f1 ee'"n.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
Ors-is Case line, bach brown olive ami green
~ Coths abs Firshilss r;o: and R-a,sr Cioths.
ChsqhEkEt-A lag. = Of blu. and black .i-o fan
CIV CssInsre, OF the ssst and fashionable styes
NSiINGr-Toi'anet wcoleh Velvet Fsd Satin and
sih s'shnxs of the and pproyed patterns
Nh-Now In st,rr hfE- aad aso-f~nt Of Pal .,6
Winter Dry Good, Which Will BE- r-a .onabe term.
y. q J. b JAMES,
SH Directly opposite Exchange Banh
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3. W. BEN EDICT,
MATCHMAKER.
DRUEN q CO., Manufacturer. of MalI.obIe

RRUEN d CO., Manufacturers Of MalIeable
- lron cssinss nsarthe Rail road Depot Market
Newark ~ J. Csrrare Stoye
and Taiou'shear- cuuers Knives AMI dr,crp
ton Of Cutlery colap for the OF Cars
every KIND and character Of hanesbe Carngs
Europe OF Country We invite Csrrias Harness
Manufacturers, HARDWARE Merchants, Builders and per
sons who such ares thr South e To ma ks
Us visit where they viii be able u purchase wing
over the price paid for the article the Northern
Newark N ]. Srnt Is
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Now md Rich stlIes Oh Tea and Dinner

tsT opened a. China sets Of eutr, Nv pv and n
:" ga ana Dinner Service to which The q
Tie public sia'ed Lkewse parer,s o. Fh,.it nm, .ns
be 'e Ohhef seryees-0nd wLe GRte various si1o. and
p'ees, Gala No. - China Hai Wet Mia su,sL
A ~
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,, Fs5R2ESH FAIL DRY GOODS 2

ELLIS have received
val, nc hafsaway from Liverpool and ey rso.,t AR.
urs.,s ms 90 fun and varied as.on~at 81 Pot..r, ri
N.,rn.r 70 which hey invite atIoo Of CO.,
rnn. Is unusually Li'Ee lad At o- pries. ""''ss ~
40 lOe. Main Street Double Oman. y,a.,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-16
- PATENT MEDICINES.

INK. BTAGkWELL'S Celebrated ANT AC RID D TINcTURE, aud Scotch RepoUafOr, for he Cure Of Venereai Disorders, Stubborn Gieets, E8nsions, VedknesS Of the Ureter or Bladder, Diabdes, DiG cnlty in Making Watg-These Drops are chiefly composed of vegetable substances their use and eh relied on as perfectly sure and safe. Dr. Blackwell having prepared and used them for many years, in his extensive practice in Scotland. with great satis- faction and wonderful success among his numerous patients. Dr, Blackwell the inventor oi this truly valuable medicine makes no other claim to public confidence than what experience has 90 fully justified, and he does not, in the least hesitate to WARRANT THEM as a safe and certain CURE for the VENE- RAEL DISORDERS, STUBBORN GLELTs, SEMI MAI EFFusIoss WEAKNESS OF THE URETER OR BLADDER. DIABETES, OR DIFFICULTY IN MAKING WATER A fresh supply oi the above
 justly celebrated remedy, just received and for sale by c. DUBOSE co, Agents,
 noy8 go Water street.