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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
THOMAS HOOD.

The recentdeath of this brilliant writer and lite
rary conri u,or gives periinency TO the rePuolica
lion If the following Ode, with this appropriate 10
,roduc,ory or The Batavia ~. ~ Spirit OF me
Times - Hoop, like most other poets. has e1pe,
rience5 MANY Of the vi 'issilnGes OF lie. Althu
chiefly known 10 the world rs his comic efIusions
his"Wbims and Oddities. ""Comlc Annual." &c.
h, has. nevertheless, produced those 81 more Sc
rious character. such as The dream OF Eusene
Aram" and THE Song OF the shirt Which are
remarkable for beauty and pahos. Blu, nothing
which We have read OF Hucd's, gives 80 good an
idea OF his amable character and hne-heartec'
ness, as tie following:
A PARENTAL ODE TO MY son,
AGED THREE YEARS AND FIVE MONTHS
Thou happy, happy eli!
(Bu, stop first lei me kiss away that tear)-
Thou tiny image OF myself!
INV love- he's pokinG peas into his ear,)
Thou merry laughing sprite
With spirits feather light,
Untouched By sorrow and unsoiled by SIN,
GOOD heavens The child is swallowing pin y
Thou little trcksy Puck
With aniic toys so tunnily besIuck,
Lish, as the singing bird hat wings the air,
1The door. the door he'll tumble down The stair y
Thou darling Thy sire
(Whv, Jane, he'll SET his pinafore atre }
Thou lmD oil mlriu dUu Joy
In loves dear chain so strong and bright link,
Thou idol Of thy parents-(drat Inc boy
There goes my inS!)
Thou cherub-hu OF earth;
Fl, playteow for Fays BY moonlight pale,
In harmless sport and mirth
THAT dog will bite him il he pulls It's tall
Thou human humminghee extracting money
From every blossom, in the world that blows,
4. IN
(Ano,her tumble-thats his precious nose
Thy fathers pride and hope
Hell break The mirror with that skippirg-ione)
With pure heart newly stamped from Natures
mint,
fWhere DID he learn that squintD
Thou Young domestic dove !
Hell have ,ha, lug Of with another shoveD
Dear nursing The hymenia nest
(Are those torn clothes his best y
tittle epiome OF man
(Hel climb upon the table-thats his plan.)
Touc led by the beauteous tinis OF dawnins life,
(He's got kniieD
Thou enviable being!
No storms, no clouds 10 thy blue sky ioreseeiDg,
Play on, play on,
My el6n Inn
Toss The light ball--beslride tho stick,
a knew thai so many rakes would make him
sickD
With fances buoyan, as the thisle-down,
Prompting the face gro,esque, and antic brisk
With many a lamb like trisk,
(He's 90, the scissors shipping a! your gown
Thou pretty opening rose.
fGo TO your mother, child, and wipe your nose }
Balmy, and breathing music like Tie South,
(He really brings my heart into my mouhD
Fresh as the morn, and brilliant as its star,
n wish that window had an iron bar
Bold as the hawk, yei gentle as the dove,
I'm tell you what, my love.
cannot write unless he's sent above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
Miehigan. a Set off 10 Massachusetts,.

The Detroit "Frec Press" of the lilh inst, says
that 'the majority OF lpheus Felch and William
L. GreenIy, the Democratic candidates for Go.
vernon and lieutenant Governor, cannot fall short
OF three thousand votes; which is truly large
majority, considering the smallness Of The vote
polej, and The apathy which always attends the
successful parry Immediately after an animated
presidential coulcS.
al single coon be in the next Senate we know
not U here he will come from; Tor our inforna-
ton leads us to The belief every senator elect
ed this fall is a Democrat. Adding, then. ne
nine senator's eler,ed this fall 10 the nine who mold
over, and The next Senate Of Michigan viii slahd
Democrats Eighteen; Wings. None!
"In The brer Leate, the t.dera paIIy pay pave
Is members opt OF The So elected. This Will en-
able them, when one OF their number makes a
motion, to second it; and will give them The right
Of demanding The yeas and nays on political
questions: but they have mol enough bv consider
ABLE to break up quorum, if hey should be dis
noseJ 10 follow The fashion OF The Ohio coon, in
lsi2 and absquatulate; for that requires one-hrd
of Tie members elected. The 80 Democratic
members will be sufficient, we think, to watch the
fifteen coons and to prevent them from doing
siIher themselves or !be State much harm"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
MARRIAGES.

Married, a. the residence of Colonel John
Chowning on Sunday, the alh instant, by the Rev.
John B. Richmond, Mr.. JOHN R. CHILroS 10
Mrs AgHA G. Chiffon, both OF Lancaster comfy
Virginia.
Married, on 18th inst, by the Rev. Andrew Nc
Dowell, Mr.. LuzBY H. WADE 10 Miss JosEFB'
me, daughter OF Mr.. Samuel Cottrel all Of Hen
rico Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
IL cBANcERY-v,sns,A:-ln Chesterfield couar

CbaSCEhf -fIkGlS iA:--ln Chesterfield Cpult,
L Court, October 18th, ls45
Daniel Cannon, Ia his proper person. and George V
COgbill, Julirtta Cagb Tabnha A. Copbill, Polly
CogbiIl and Brisey o. Co.b!, infant children Of ~
liam Cogbill, deceased, who sue by Cahahn- Coebl,
their mother and neat friend, flanih.
against
Patrick Cannon, administrator Of Edith o Co.hi',
deceased. and Jesse CogbHl, Drlrnfaufs:
This day The plaintiffs and fled their bail, q, 80
the defendant Gam administrator rs aiuft>ad, VITO
filed his answer and the Defendant, Jesse cu., Eci
having entered HI appearance, and gwen >tcnriy,
c0fdn. Ia the act of Assembly ard thr fnler o Ills
Court and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence HAT
the nd defendant, Cogbi, IL not an nIahiant 81 'h.
country Ordered. that the said defendant ID app,as
here The first day Of December tenn next, n az.
the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy II tins ~
der be forthwith inserted IN come newspaper published
in the oiiy Il Richmond for tw0 mouths suecrs-:rt
and posted nj the front door Of the ConHhonse Of tbs
county. A Copy-Tesie,
Oc. l1-cw2m w W. +. COdBlTI. y. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
100 RoIIars Reward.

DAN AWAY from Mount Alry, near NJ ~. a.,
N on the 4lh instant. BILLY GklMsnn., ~. a. a "a
sIi Tua,io, inisiliss1t and shcad, sbOp. - year
henslon, and being lodged in jail beyond vlrs'n'a
~ dollars beyond fifty miles, aud twenty rSypW pARE.
th0' u's'sneo' Manager for w. II. Tay'o'
Noun, Airy, near Warsaw, Va oeI. ei-sim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
ITO ISABELLA E. POLLARD, Ella ?. Pollard; !. = >

ITO ISABELLA +. POLLARD, Ella 2. Pollard, ar ~,
] Elizabeth p. II. Pollard infants By Robert f"' a
Jr.. their guardian ad Item, Samuel G.. faun'
William Pollard, and - whiting and jni. ,
wife who Julia E. Pollard, THE three ia'' o
are non-res;den,s II the State Of Virginia +.
Take notice that on TUESDAY. the Ijih aa,
uuary, 1886, between the hours of oci"eS, !.
O'Clock, p 81, at the Clerks Office Of KING :.
County Court. shall proceed TO take The depo'n
a;nbsth Huplley and diners, To be read a. rSidt
the sun now pending before the Circuit Superior +
RI Law and Chancery for King t.nren '", ~; +
which I, as guardian NJ Isabella E. Pollard, a.
riIard and Elizabeth r. T. Pollard, am piain'if-,
ro, are defendants. Should any circumstance We'
The taking or completion OF the said deposition, ~ ,o
Iay above me ntioned, the taking thereof VIII ~
tinued from day 10 day, al the -ane place, anu
Tue same 'o''' aAML. r. HAYWOOD
Guardian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
TABLE OLE RATES.

n Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Eair,at
Company, on the 18th day of October, ls45 the follow
ine Table of Rates for The Transportation of Pa-.rre-f
was adopted, 10 take effect aud after tie J. LAY q
December neat, until Otherwise ord. red by the Board
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

TN Hanover County coa,t, October 2sih, ls+5:
! On The motion OF Mary ~ Mnneus aud Elrh
Muncus, Two of the helrs and Distributes OF ia.
Mnncus, deceased, who has been dead mo'e than 7
years, 1t is Ordered That all persons VINO have ~.
g,nt the Estate OF the said deceased do present ~
10 John D. C. brown, Administrator Of Francis Mnrf'
DECEASED, for settlement, on or before the Jinua ~
of Ibis Court; and that copy Of th. or!.f be- paI,'
in The Richmond Enquirer for sight weeks SUGGEST
and posted lip az The h.nt door Ct the Coat AoI''
this county for TWO several cout days.
Copy-Tes,e,
Nov. l4-ewsw WIN. .. wINsToN, G. 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

-, To witt, - a Justice OF ti-
Peace for the county aforesaid do hereby certify iht
--, whose name Is above subscribed a au =.
testing witness, personally appeared before me IN av
county aforesaid, aud made oath that The above raa
-, -, IS hr-c names are ~
scfibed parties 10 the above letter al attorney
kno"ledged The same IN the presence Of the -ald H.
ness a. their act and deed.
Witness nv hand md seal hi. dav Of -
eighteen hundred and -.
Nov. T-cW5w fxr.tf
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rokN op PaonY,f

ksow ALL NEs ny rHf,E rEIssNIs That We y,
Subscribers, being Stakeholder ia The James Rlvrr
kanav ha Company, do hereby constitute ara srurIr
- -, our true and lawful attorney and urn,, Z.
re?reseE each al u in all general M cnes III me q.
holders Of SAID Company, hrld ~ilhin sn months ata
and afer the date thereof, hen are rot pc,.a,il
present or represented by other proxy; wuL n,
power and authority, al such general meetings =" ar.
such vote or voies and to do such other 81 a,-
each Of us could give or do, mrin.~r 81 the 81
meetings, II We were personally present, AID j.
hereby iatiiy and CONFIRM whatever ~ y0ts sc IL
acts, our said attorney may lawfully give DO
pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred rIon hH
Witness our hands and seal, this DAY OF -
one thon-and eight hundred and -.
Tssts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
cOAfplEN

TUE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING al H.
-, Stockholders Of the James River aud Kapsw h
Company will be held the Capitol In the cit, ~ Eia
mond with permission Of The ,pscper autto.!iy. On
MONDAY, the 9Th Of December
81 Order OF the Presldenrland Directors,
w. u. CilIT1ENl ~, Secreiaiy
Richmond, Olaf October 1896.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

The CRY GOVERNMENT or Busros is in a
pretty predcament according 10 the Boston Times.
In consequence of the present division between
the Wings and Natives there. ,hey have now
practically no government. The situation OF
the Mayorally is such, that money cannot be
paid ont OF The Treasury to sa.fy even the claims
OF the laborers Of The CRY. Even The primary
school teachers canno, be paid, and the poor scaF-
ensers and lamp-lighlers. who have daily re-
quirements for money, are Told that they cannot
receive their dues, till after a Mayor shaj bavs
been chosen, q consumSla,ion OF which there is
no immediate probe bily.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

We copy the following strong article from The
Philadelphia Ledger, an able and highly valued
Neural journal:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

Yesterdays Wing and Times speak in rap
lures Of Mr.. W. c. Rives' Discourse at Hanp
den Sidney, on the l2lh, before the Trustees,
Faculty and Siudenls, OF the Character and Ser
vices of John Hampton, and the great struggle
&c: popular and conslinionallb liberty, in his time,
The Times gives US The following information:
"We learn HAT Mr. nires has won golden OPT
nions in Prince Edward and Inc coan,ry through
| which he has passed. He is now in This Gig, ana
is in excellent spirits, notwithstanding The rxcom-
municalions of The triumphant Democracy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

Is OREGON WoaTu NOTHING l-On this poiu,
Capt. Fremont, from his talents and high charac-
ter, Is eminently entitled 10 be heard lie speaks.
upon What be himself aos seen, as follows:
commercially, tbs value Of the Oregon com.
try must be great, washed as il is By the North
Pacific Ocean, fronting Asia, producing many OF
the elements Of commerce, mild and healthy in
is climate, and becoming, as il naturally will, a
,horouahtare Tor The East India and China trade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

The Wing press rely upon Ice Charleston Mer-
cnry, as good Democratic authority against our
title 10 Oregon The Mercury prononnceS That
title "a perfect humbpg." Mr.. Calhoun, on the
! contrary, in his speech in January, lsi9, said
i've all believe (ii) 10 be good,ii on our par"
Which is The most "purely Democratic" source,
! the MercaIy or sJr. Calhoun
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
PATENT MEDICINES.


a LbHnA0f . "iE,i'iNE ne great Inte'-
n est hai Is esefy"he!s manifested IN regard 10
THESE fny 'auaoie "'ea'"'"es, Is tne only apo'ngy
We oher 'or ro""h"g Tue puo"c w''h the following
statement Ine ",e",o'"es e""sisi OF
hLAtA "" a. 10. - SALFE'
ALLEBAsl,s mtALIH rlLLs;
aLLEBAsi,s Dol ooih Avn" w D. pkors.
LLtbAS, OoN W -
NC ga e su'
spIaIns' n"rns' n""'n anu 'un"rs, qninsey
sore tnT"a'' nnhps, asue ~ 'ie
'ace' pi"ne" "'t%S's' u'oP9' e'e
OF every MN" anu CIV" ' ,''S"o" VI ,s''u'e
10 enect cure :" guy VI "'e "'"ru com
P'aIa's' "ne'e '"e saw ""' '''""''y "PP''eu' u
no, thown.
ne Ililo eu'e a'u'o', c - "',aN.,
a' "'e'n"' - ';,;oy nr .h' ho'l III
an" aSue' usSPePS'"' Sone 'p" II ~ :'
niatrhea' iou' s'"hacn' u'so'u'''" ", '""""''F
nean "'"e, h'ei oo"P""' S""s"'' ''' s'"''
'ndIspos!on, e.c, !,
nc ha9 ~ "'e '"N.s ~ a,'',,.. o.
ot"er F'aS'eIs III 'nis ~ any o''e' eooy "e
are "a', ,1 " sNe oe'' ~: ~, ~ ~
o'ner' lney cure pau" VI :" w
sue, o"es', oo"e's' o'"s! - =; n',uan
oo"g"s' as''"''' dyspepsia "e"""e''e' ~ "'"e"
en- m, e'ei rooru cur Dpoye 1,.,;.,,sI 40
i"e ~ - =, ~ -, !: a'e i" 49, A..
ineuY ,o' '"e 'oo'' d'',': "o,iu'le ""'t" " -,
gfeean'e III me eonPoT'io" we a'e nov low "o",
~ Supply '"v ne"''nn ~, I'll ha.a 80 snc
'"e spring ''"ae oiehN We s''"'' ,'"'e "'"o. '"-
arrangements ''a' we sA"" DE ""'e ~ supp, '"'
"e .rs r., ...,:... =: E., .,,, ,c ,.,
."e '".o" i"s .'I a. Mn. i.
ms. u,s'.'s"iH"e" " ~ y. ~: w., r. ,, II
o'o'het-h Jaw o' '"'h 9e'' tses'ue',' VI ''e
o'a'eS' ana "oos reSpo"s'o'e ONCE ""'e' '''e gov
ernmeAt -, .a 90.
Noi'u MS' onro' Nosen'pe' %, .osf.
beaf pr very cheef!u''y '"f''sn you '''e 'es,'
'nohy oil my experience ~ 'ne use o' you.
pfepaiations-A'itDa s' ieai'h rus anu Tue D"of
oaVe-irom p''h OF when nave derived aoVau'age,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
p IGHARDsoN's CELEBRATED AMERl

ID ICHARDSON'S CELEBRATED AMERI
III CAN PANACEA-This article is all com
pounded from vegetable matter, free from adu
leraton, and warranted free from any ingredient de-
lrimental to health .--..-..
Ii has never failed to afford relief or effect cure.
(xhen taken according to directions, Sail Rheuln,
Scrofula, Fever Sores, lnaamatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Piles, Biles. Scurvy, ScaId Head,
BIotches or Pimpes on the face, and all cuianeous
eruptions, or ulcers arising from iniudicious use
of Mercury, impure state of the blood. 7.''. T.
1t usually produces a tonic effect, while in most
it also acts gentle catharlic. increasing the
appetite and improving the general health OF the pa
tieni, causing all ulcers discharge more
freely than before, and inducing perfectly healthy
action of the blood Il has also been found beneii-
cial in some cases Of pulmonary diseases. Those
using should abstain from stimulating drinks and
| lal highly seasoned food.
A supply received and for sale by
dec2l emo HAViLAND, CLARK g. CO., Agts
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
PATENT MEDICINES.

INK. BIANKW Celebrated INT AcRID
IL TINcTURB, and Seofch Rs,ofator, for The Cure
of Fe'iereat Disorders, Stubborn Gicets, illusions,
Weakness Of the Ureter or Biadder, Diabetes or Diff
Gully in Making Wate-These Drops are chiefly
composed of vegetable substances ihelr use and elm
cacy have been fully proved by hundreds, and ma, he
relied on as perfectly and safe. DIR. Blackwell
having prepared and used them for many years, in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great salts
faction aud wonderful surcess among his numerous
patients. DIR. Blackwell the inventor OF this truly
valuable medicine, makes no other claim 10 public
confidence than what experience has fully justified,
and he does not, in the least hesitate to WARRANT
THEM as "A safe and certain CURE for the VEEE.
RAEL DIsoRIERs, STuBBoRN GLELTs, SEMI
NAL EFFUsIoSs, WEARNEss OF THE URErER
OR BLADDER, DIABETES, OR DIFFICULTY IN
MAKING. WATER. A fresh supply OF the above
Justly celebrated remedy, just received and Tor sale
by |. e. DUBOSE ", Agents, r
noyS 80 Water street.
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TESTIMONIALS.

LIVINGSTON, Sumter CO., la July 1913.
DR.. c. F.. HULL. Dear S'r:--ihe i44 boxes oil
your Fever and Ague Pills left with us last July
were sold out in few months, and frequent calls
were made Tor more hch could not supply, and
we would add as Testimony in their favor, that so
far as our knowledge extends they invariably ans
wered the purpose fully Tor which they are designed.
We have also sold about iwo hundred and fifty box
es of your Cough and Worm Lozenges, and they are
highly approved Respectfully yours,
Il. F. HoUsToN & Co.
The foiio,oing certificate gapen by three highly
pectabie Piaatrs, near Fife Post Office, Taiiadego
comfy AID, one of mhom had used tlOeipe 6oaes o.
the Pills ia his Cirn family: ....
This is to certify that have used DIR. Buls Fee
yer and Ague Pills our families in several cases oil
Fever, and Chls and Fever, and their adminstra.
lion has been attended with complete success. In no
case have they failed to have the desired effect when
used according 10 objections. We think they are Il
good PHI, and would cheerluly recommend them to
all persons subject to Fever, and Chills and Fever
Given under our hands
Feb. 9, 1913, JAMES BAGLY,
May 3, 1913, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
June 30, 1913, HARRIS TAYLOR.
ELYTuN. Jefferson CO., Ala, Feb 3, 1919.
This is To certify that | was appointed last Apri
an Agent for The sale Of DR.. i"li's Vegetable Fever
and Agne and anti Fever Pills; since which time
have sold about forty boxes In not sing lie instance
to my knowledge. have they failed to cure Chs AM
Fever, when used according to directions. since
became an Aerni for the Pills, | have had twelve o
fifteen different cases Of ChiIls and Fever in my ia
nily, aud iiu's Pills have cured every case.
JOHN CAMP.
Erirat of a letter from DR.. HagoOd dated Mount PHI,
son. Ala. february 3. 1913:
| consider them (fIu's Pills) ms good IA medicin
can be used for the cure of Fevers. or Aeue an
Fesers. have prescribed them in number Of case
of Fever, after hrst administering an emetic or ca
thartic, aud always with the most happy results L
fine, | have never known Hull's Pills 10 fail ccrin
the ChIls and Fever in IA single instance.
ZAcHARIAH HAGooD.
Eatroct of iett.r fr m Lr. Madison, dated Bento
county, Ala, February 10, 1872:
think them (Huli's Pis) an excellent medicine
Indeed have never known The Pills used in sing
instance, according to di, ec,ions, without etfecing
complete cure. NJ, neighbours speak OF them in Il,
highest terms. ... BENJAMIN MATTIsoN
A large supply on hand and for saleby
$50 |. c., DUBOSE & CO., Agents.
EpL12 90 Water.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

TSDWARD C CENTER 4 co. corner Of Cont.
II and Commerce streets, have IN store and offer
for sale on favorable terms -f..l-.sal.. = ',ai
SAIL DucK-30 bales Nos 2, 8, 5 and Cottes
Sail Duck; 10 bales Nos 2. 3 aud 10 Cotton Ra.
5vens; 10 bales u 8 Pilst Duck, Nos and ~
Heavy and light Russia Ravens, English Navy
Canvass, Russia Bear Duck, U 8 Pilot Ravens,
4 40, "A and ~ inch Bagging, 40, ~ and ~ inch
heavy Canvass, Hammock and Tarpauin Cloth.
3 and feet wide, Cotton Cloth; Cotton Sail !
Irvine, Grain and Meal Bags. a
Day GOODs--40 packages consisting 81 a iull n.
sortnent of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
BLAEKETs-l0 bales heavy and light s'
WINEs-Champagne grape brand. pint and quart;
Bouchel Fills do do; Madeira OF fine quality 10 :
and 4 pipes, Sternwein in cases, dozen eachs
ClareI Of fine quality, Port Wine. Pico Madeira
Marseilles Madeira, Imitation Poi in ! casks = q
BRASDIEs-AIex Segnete in half pipes, under
Custom House lock, hennessey, old London Dock,
do do in and pipes. -,..-..f= ,...s.t.
Ous-LyncIl's pure salad Oil, pure winler bleach
| ed Sperm Oil . = #ltrt=.,.= .a - :. - {
CEMENT-H,d raullc Cement, Calcined q Plaster,
Paslerers Hair and Fire Brick
TIN PLATE-500 boxes Tin Plate l-3 Pontpool,
Crown and Charcoal Plates, 100 Plate Tin
RooFIEe T;S-l5O boxes l4x2O Roofing Tin, lOK
II do do - 4 .4s.,ft - :.
| $50 bundles Iron Wire, assorted numbers .
| $50 bundles Sheet Iron, assorted numbers .
East India and English Banca Tin
| Sheet Zinc, black and tied Rivets, etc. i.fa
CoPPER-sheaihmg Copper, IL. Ii, 16 Is and 20
| ounces, Brazier's Copper, 10 to go ID sheets %
NAILs-3O 300 kegs Nails and Spikes, assorted, Id
! 10 Add ....... -.,.-,. ..a.r.... 81
HATS 81 cases Hats and Caps, various 81, les
| IRoN CHEsTs-Scoti's feb2R
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DIR. SxVAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS VIRGINIANA, OR
N ID ID "

win CJIERRy ~
7s,oony of r,snec,able and srperisnosd phvs;o;or
FelIow'c;,;zensrW We are hand IN bel;e,e from
the vary circumstances ,hni all who take Dr.
Swavne,s Comnouod Syrn, oC Wild Cherry do s.,
that !, fir excels ali o,hrr medicines for Couobs
Cnlds Sn;,,;na Rood T;ckJing or r;s;ra xens.1;n,
in the Tbroa, sRronchtis' Wbe,n;,g Cn,oL ASH
M, Waatness Of he Nervous Srs,em mr. ;mn,;re,
constitution from anv cause ma m Uneven, nerson.
from G,llna into decline Ills ,ned;c;na has N,
eoual
In districts ,ybere ca,me, md o,;,;,e h,ve hoo,
| ,oo G,eoI,, ns.d in h;ll;ons c,o,ni;,,s 90 H.
| Swayne's comnound Syrun If Will Cherry viii nre
vent their evil effects m ,be system. and ac a.
streng,bap;no Alternative md nroye rho h;l;r h,nc
rons
CAur1oN-AIl nrepara,ions from ,b. valuable
tree, excent the orig;naI Dr. Swavne,s C,omno,md
Syrnn Of Wild Cherry, are 6ctiiou: and coun,erfei,
Ano,b E,,dsncs of he IN cures nerfrmd h,
Dr. S,poyne's Compouud Syrup of viii Cherru
H. S,.ayna- Da.r S;rNiVhsn I u.s n, E;,,s
burg l.s iuous, Jnnrch,sed oC vonr Ageo, DIV ho,
,Iese 81 ,o,r C,nno,pd S,r,,n ~ wild Chez /
Ind for o,a,v ys.,rs heen troubed wilma conoL nr.n
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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
NO MONOPOLY
IN a v ANA CaG a ES =
CDNFECTVONA

CORNER CoNTIAED ROYAL STREETS,
Opposite the Mansion House.
TENH subscriber thankful for past favors, and soil
IL ci Gus for continuance of the same, begs leave
TO inf,rm his friends aud the public general, that
he has just received direct from Havana, large
sortment Of Cigars nCthe best quality, in connex io
with large quantity of Confeci ionaryo his own
manufacture, from the best materials. All which he
offers for sale the most reasonable terms for cas
who lesale and retail.
Aiso-O9 nanh as usual, plentiful supply of Hot
C,fee and Pies at all hours.
myS 1871 GEO. SCHUMACHER.
NIB Cakes for pnrtles and weddings made to order
COMMISSION BUSINESS. The subscriber
" offers bis servicesto the Planters and Merchants
of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton.
and the purchase of their family necessares. Con-
sgnrnents of other produce and merchandise will be
also promptly and carefully attended to.
novS 226f GEORGE g. HENRY