davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
MATTREssEs WITH GALYANTZEp Sari.,.

IN 4-r Nd has Tor sale oprng Me;tresses
9facHr= N NE best manner, El1 u Inc approved
forms
The article must OF necessity, from is convenience free
dom ron s-Tr, lis easy ventilation, and rpass95e
conator- suPrrset- ever thing Else OF lie kind.
ORDERS received Tor Hotels Sr1nerz Packet Shps ard
privste residences n No 60 V-sey-st :. p. HALSEY
e The public, and the medical taculiJ IN particular
are invited 70 cal! and examine th.rr ar25 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

m c. c vACCHNs ADTEAFIsknkNI FUs -.
IT.. Gr.a. ius-eGs Rema5s- ga s.1I Tese.-b+< LiLSH-
trrree Mixture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

All cases OF deafness attended Acoustic Drops for
sale for deafness, collections OF water, hard
WAY IL te buz1tngs and ringing sounds IN aud ds
char yes from the eiIs, Sc. 80 neodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

True, indeed tie,
,vboro Dea:il has hidden from our sight;
hey Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
VHE GREATEST EXTERNAL. Al

:
Popri-iors Office le6 Bowery. Sold wholesale nnd
tail. by WYATT q kETCHAM l2l Fulton-s- N. y. and
T. Sfnlr En- lion. RrpC prfrs ly. 6ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

MEDORA MINING COMPANY OF LaSe SUPER
4flor-Nocc ia hereby given the Shareholders Of This
Company thai an assessment Of dollar share IS
CURED. payable al me office Of ire undersigned, thirty
days after date BY order of The Trustees.
NM p MORGAN, sec.y, - Willam-st
New. YORK. Sept =. l246. 81 Sawlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

-I1-PItSOF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ell-s.zzsl.l.EsJ BERGQUIST dale Lindel. wennsf
NJ RI r 1-trom Coz inform their friends and hs
u II j Ipublc in general that they have on hand
good assortment Of rosewood and mahogany fransposng
ard Tablet Piano Rortes from SIX octave, WIZ
all The modern improvements, a; their manufactory NO
ST. JOhHs-ane. gl9lm
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
pA1sEN1l nlEnicINnA


 . OCIN~ C,JhDfaI., Oh HE ELIXIR OF 1 LOVE -ltisa sovereign and speedy rlite for lncipient Consumption, Barrenness, lmpotency, To. corrhda Whites, Obstruction, difieulI or painful Menstruation, lnconinence of Urine. of involuntary discharge thereof; and for general prostralion of the g, stem, whether the result of inherent causes Of produced by irregnlatiiy illness accident.
 There is moi shadow of duu that ihis IS true and were not the subject of too delicate a nature hundreds would testify the unrivaled edicncy of this Cordial as a specific for barrenness, huor alhus gleeIs. irregularities in the secreions. pains in the kidneys, Icnale suppressicns Cor the reVerse) pro lapsus uIer, and ii fact to almost every disease to which the most delicate portion of The lnnan organ Izalion is liable. Ii cannot, indeed. enle mafoma- ion of the parts. but for an, thing snr of Una, il is offered niallible cure for barrenness, while in all the other diseases enumerated above, when acule chronic it will be found a safe and sovereign re- medy. The Lucua Cordial is gentle tonic, Ope- rating generally upon lhe secreiive organs and bra cing the whole system without far stimulating any function as 10 produce subsequent rellxalion. On the contrary II seems to act in perfect harmony with nature, and does not a temporary vgor, but permanent renewal of the natural energies. The first bottle used will fully convince the purchaser of the truth of all we have asserted.
 F.. Ia in, Mol,.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
ACrss,slI. vaOOTt
. Parents, Guardians and Teachers Of
 AIaIln nm a nnsl MllnsAaeia mi

To Parents, auartlIans ana Teachers Of
 Alaba mn and Mississippi.
 BNliE undersign would respectfully call yoAr at- A fentior 10 the following list of School Bnoks, universally adopted and highly recommended by al who are interested in lhe cause of educat,on:
 Atdbama Series of Rsadss-No I. The Primary Primer, new edith n; No ?, The Child's Reader, new ediIion No 3. Exercises in Reading new edi- tion; No 4. Pofier's Rhetorical Reader. new edi- tion; Webster's Elementary t5peer; Meirical Sto- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; OlBey's Geogra phy and Atlas; Olney's Introduction 10 Geography; i; The Book of Commerce; Watts Improvement of the Mind; Ballion's English Grammer, Rnon's Greek Grammer; Omstead's NatHral Philosophy f; Comstock's Nalural Philosophy; Comstock's Chem islry; Constoek's Physiology; Preston's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars CompanIon; The Scholars Reference Book; WeD- ser's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Goo, chs Ecclesiastical History; Lin con's Botany. Burrett's Geography of the Heav- ens Alexander's Evidences of Christianity; Stone Rhetorical Speaker; He ge's Logic; WillaId's His. tory of U. $. s vo; WillIrd's History of U. $. abridged Wlard's Universal History; Parey's 1 Natural Theology; Bible Newman's Rhetoric Newmans Political Economy; Buffers Analogy kame's Elements of Criticism; hayies' first Les sons in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies l Key to Arithmetic; Dayie's Algebra; Davies Key 10 Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebra; DavIes' Legendre's Geometry Davies' Surveying; na"es' Analytical Geometry | Dd'icS DesCIipllFt DdfieS SdlCulus Davies Shades and Shadows Anlhon's Latin Les sons Anthon's Latin Prose Compositions Anthon. l Latin Prosody; Anthons Cicero; Anthon's Caesar Anthons Sallust; Anthon's Horace; AHthon's Greel Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An ! thon's Greek Prosody; Anhon's Jacobs GreeI Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammar Anihon's Die tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Dcton ary; Andrews and Sloddard's Latin Grammar; An | drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews Firs Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An drews Vri Rom@; Andrews Sallast; Andrews La tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises Donnegar's Greek Lexcan; Greek Testament Ainsworti's Latin Dictionary; Coeper's Virgil Homeri Ilias; French Guide 2, BoImar's Leyizac' French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; Re cuei Draniatique Recreations, Ins. at Emusantes Adventures of Teemaque; Boyer's French DictIon lary; The Young Chor; The School Singer; Bur irows' Pianofsrte Primer; Meineke's Instructor Hunten's Instructor.
 l l have also constantly on hand large and we selected sock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books an
 will fill all orders with promptness at very low pr ces At2s Dauphin street,.
 l novl4 237cmo JOEI, WHITE,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
.lsk 3 5 skNs9 CIzJNfgSEas SSvy:SYS;yE;IIEEEsgN EsgI

IS by far ihe strongest prsparafion of Sarsapara anI, as has been frequently tested both by its el c cts and analysts.
 IL is fast taking the place of al other prepara- tons bseause g ts Jfcacy (numerous crti6cates be- ing pubiihed from tune to iime) and because of iss superior strength Gone bottle beng equal to six pints ofSyrup of Sarsaparla, two bot les of any other eStract;) it is consequently the bsa aud cheapest requiring less to be taken and cos,1g less, being sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BOTTLE.
 It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose. Throat or body; Diseases of the Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections oflhe Skin. or breaking out of dry and watery pimples ofthe Face, Neck and Body; Scrolula; Erysipelas; Con- stitutonal diseases arising from he use of Mercury and other minerals; Syphlric and veDereal Afec- tions, as well as the greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of the body, that has ever been discov ered In short, as general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given of it's ine- cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
E.HEa 2 ,E S:kNSD GIIiNlJIIIEWaIINIImIIIYS

are the only pills in existence containing Sarsapa- rlla in them, and were the first pills introduced by that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others offering sSarsaparila Pills" and "Blood Pills' to the public, hnking to sell them on the reputation of "Dr Leily's Sarsaparla Blood Pills" yet the trick has sgnaiy aiied, judging from tle increasing sales and demand for Dr., Leidy's Blood Pills.
 The pubic should use no other pills than Dr. Le,- dys Sarsaparilla Blood Pills; for by their necuIiar composition, they produce the combined effects ot purifying the Blood and Animai fluids, aud cleansing the Siomach aud Bowsis, by purgng therefron all causes ofdisease.
 They produce no nausea or sickness at the stom- ach. may be taken at all times and under all circun,- stances, by young and old N hout fear of any dan. ger, being free from all uoxious, powerful or dam gerous drugs and require restraint from occupa- tion usual course of lvng-with all the foregoing recommendations and qualities, they must be the safest, best and most .icacioas of any other pills. The strongest proof of their efficacy IS the fu.t of
 ONE HUNDRED BOXES
 being sold daily at Dr. Leidy's Store alone, and
 THE THOUSANDS sold daily throughout the United States.
 PrIce-z5 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
 Just received and for sale only by
 R. NORTH & co. Apothecaries' Hall, jel9Ky opposite Mansion House. and 35 Govt st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
HAVILAND, CLARKE & co. l. c. DUBOSE & co.
 By s. V. MORRESEN, N. Orleans.
EIlERRIRLE DIs AsTERs of all aorls are

NNERRIBLE DIS ASTERS of all sorts are be- N coming so common not to asonish aH~ one. The world is familiar with the bursting of cannon, the blowing up of steamboas, the murder of wives, deaths by flood, field and ire, and all the thousand forms that casualties now-a days assume. For years death by disease has been the most common thing in the world, and men have ceased 10 be surprised whnn they hear that their friends have fallen vic- tins. lut the aslnnshment which attends the cures efeceti by Dr. Peters celebrated Vegetable Pills is still as fresh and uRbounded as ever. When men see, however, coughs, colds, ,consumpton headache, dyspepsia, darrhoea ague. and host Of other dis eases cured by his pills-when they see asthma, iaund'ce, piles nausea liver complaint, choc drop sy, levers, etc, etc. cured by hIs Pills. and rheuna- tism and kindred pains healed at one application by his Plasters, how is il possible their astonshment should ceasel For sale by
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

STAvES x WHITE OAK TIMBkk w AMT 0 ED-The subscribers wish 10 contract for a quantity of White Oak. Pipe Slaves, and square pieces of Timber, particulars can be had on appIi- cation either in person or by letter.
 sep28 EeLAVA, MURRELL q co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
The PiIes---A Cure for Life Secured nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY fo,

The Piles---A Cure for Life Secured. hR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for D the cure of Piles, Infamaton of the Liver and Spleen. tnhamAtion, Soreness, and Liberation of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine.
 THE. VEGETABLE LIFE ELECTUARY is the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint, the Pies, offered to tte public.
 Mark this, 1t is an internal remedy, not an exier- nal application, and will cure any case of Piles, either Bleeding or Blind internal or external and probably the only thing that will There is no mis- take about Il. IL is a positive cure--speedy aad permanent It is also convenient medicine to take. and improves the general health in remarkable manner.
 It svery mild in it's operation. and may be taken m cases e the most acute inflammation, without dan. ger. All external applications are in ihe highest degree disagreeable nconyenient and offensiye and from the very nature of the disease, temporary in their effects. This medicine attacks the disease al is source, and removing the cause renders the cure certain and permanent.
 The Electuary contains no mineral medicine no aloes. colecynlb, gamboge. or other powerful and irritating purgative. No fear of taking cold while under it's influence. No change in diet necessary ifiaken accord'ng to direcilons, cure for life is Proprietor's office, l96 Bowery. Soil whol l..a. and retail by |. O. DuBOISE & co, noyS 39 Waier.sreet, Sole Az ms.
 PAINTS, OILs5 AND GLASS. W. HlTE LEAD.--Uuion,s Philadelphia and w Western 6a fl. oILs--Lnseed. Sperm. Tanners and Nealsfoot
 GREENS-Chrome, Parls, verdigris, Brunswick
 kED5--Vernlon, Venitisn, Lake and Orange bLUES-Prussian, Antwerp. Verdler. Indigo
 aELLOWS--Chrome, Oehre. Patent. Kings
 dLASS-French and American Window and Picture, slzes from 6x5 to 36X40s T
 BRUSHES-Auist's. house. painter's. piIder's and white wash
 VARNISHES-Coacf, n;c,,re-- noI;sl,;ns G,ru;. ture and japan tl't f'ii3r 7.T E. spiriss Tupeutiae, Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronze, Anss Do'ors' ground, in cases and dry; together with general assortment of every article us in house. sign and ornamental painting.
 For sale atToDDis General Paint Store,
 ss8sk 47 DauphidgtrsM
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
TNAESsIuIE pERsi,fnArIDg.
'ril= urrth6ll,s tie,,,

De prct ttiiiig ileiiin
 is giseH iore2reEenl ilie lEsfssIBLE PERsPI. RATION. IL is the g,eal EVACUATION for The impurities of lhe lbofls. It will be noticed that n thick cloudy mist is- sues from all points of he surface, which Sn- dicates iharIhis persl,i- rallon flows uninterrupl- edly when we are n health. but ceases N llt n
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

VNHE AMERICAN ART UNION-For the pro- A motion of the Fine Arts the United State, incoi porated m l840, is managed by gentlemen without compensation, and pursues the following plan
 Every subscriber of five dollars is member for the year. -t1. ,s.4 Lt..
 The money thus obtained, after paying necessary expenses, is applied in the first instance to the pro- duction from an American Painting of large costly original engraving, in the highest style of American Art.
 For every five dollars paid by him, every memher receives copy of the engraving. Every member also receives sn annual report, containing the pro- ceedings and addresses al the annual dslr lbulon list of the members, &c., and sometimes an add- tionaI work of Art
 The residue of the money is applied to the purchase Of American works of Art-Paintings, Sculpture, Sc, varying in price.from twenty to several huns dred dollars. 5, f . af.+
 These works of Art--ihe paintings being richly iraned--are publicly distributed, by lot, among all he members. on Friday before Christmas in each year; every member having share for every five dollars paid by him. 7@tr
 Each member is thus certain of receiving in return the value of the five dollars paid, and has also chance Of drawing painting, other work of arl of g,eai value. aH VI fs7sbl .sslft
 The plate for !h,. year s''sir Walter Raleigh,
 Subscribers for last year can get their eneravnes, l.he rapture of Andre) by calling on s. W. AlIen, Hen. Sec., 2s Dasphin sueet. sspss JOEL WHITE.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
NORTH NC co. APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS
and dealers in GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,

and dealers n ...
 GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, Apothecaries' Hall opposite the Mansion Honse and 4aea 35 Gouernment street. ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention of Fami- AG lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country, their extensive and we'll select e stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals and lrge assortment of the most delicate French, Eng lIsh, German and American Perfumes and Extracts, &c , together with great variety of Brushes, Combs, and Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet or Nursery.
 Physicians prescriptions will receive particular attention.
 The very best of Medicines constantly kept on hand, and competent person always in readiness, both night and day, to prepare them in the most careful and scientific manner, with scrupuous re- gard to correctness.
 LEEcHFs of the best kind always kept for sale, |, and person (Mr. Payne) every way competent at hand to apply them,and charge made but for those nat take. Medicine chests filled and reftted ia the eatest and most careful manner. novl
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

hJE EhrURiEltl An extensive HiHr eh.gsn4 l snrlment Of Periumery and Toilet articles. aliong which are:
 ODORS FOR THE HANDkERCHfEF Bailey X flne's--Esnrit Nictoria; do Prince Al bert; Esprit Uuisi Essence Bouque', Moussne, etc. etc.
 Lubin's and Guerlain's-Exiacts Rose, IIeliotrope, Mileheur. PalchOulv, Neil d'Ansleterre, -Reseda, Jasmin d'ESpagne, Mousselire, Violet, Bouquet de Caroline, Orange Portugal, Vervelne, Rose Geranium, Bouquet de Reine, etc. Pmaud's-Extracls Scotia Flora, Bouquet Chantil- Iy, Bouquet Anglss, Violet de Parme. Bouquet Victoria, Moussene, Mignonette, Vanille, Muse, Eglantine. GIG
 Ede's--Ex'raeis Verbena. Spring Flowers. Essence Honeysucke. Royal Violet, Indian Paichouy, Hedyosiana, Queens Own. Cape Jessamine etc Together with q variety of Extracts in boxes. and Toilet Bottles in cases. Coogne-Farina's genuine. Lubin's, Guerlain's, Prevost's and other varieties. Eau de Toctie-Luhns Lavender Nater-Lubin's, ne l'Salle's, etc. Orange Flower Waler-Frenel, in pts qs. Tooth Pasie-Lubin's, Peelier's Odenine, Dyer's and Sherman's etc
 Tooth Powder-Lubin's, Coral and American. Pomatum-Guerlan'sP Philocame Pommade, m glass and China pots; OK Marrow; Creme de Perse etc. etc.
 Soaps-Lubln's, Guerlain's. Prevost's, De PSae's Hanel's and HulI's Fancy and Toilet Soaps. Blushes-A large assortment, comprising every va riety and quality of Tooth, Hair, Nail, Shaving Comb and c 10th Brushes.
 novl9 HAVILAND. CLARK & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

4 AlLLAhD HlSTOhf OF THE CHhlS- M THAN CHURCHES--A history of the Church of Christ from its Institution to the Sixteenth Century, in which traced the Rise and Progress of its Cor ruption and Reformation. By Thos. Gaillard. Part first. PLAN OF THE WORK,
 retrospective view of events preceding and fore shadowng the Advent of the Messah with refer ences o the Prophecies in relation to thatevent.
 succinct account of the Birth Ministry and Cru ciiixon of Jesus Christi and of the organization of the Primitive Church by the Apostles.
 The History of the origin and progress of the Cor rupton of the Christian Church-traced through ,he successive changes in the form of its government and the introduction of new rites and ceremonies in Public Worship.
 The History of Popery-ofits rise and gradual ad- vance to the attainment of Universal Doninion--to Which is shown the faacy of its preleniions 10 an Apostolic succession, and It's claims to the character of nfallibiity.
 References to the Doctrines which agiialed the Church, and to the several religious seets which from the time of Saviour the close of the His tory.
 The History of the Reformation is both nore mi mute aud more comprehensive, than any which has hitherto been published in common with general History of the Church. For sale by tees J. DOBLER,
 noy5 Bookseller and Stationer 49 Dauphin-it
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
HAVILAND, CLARKE & co.
WAR. PEsTILENcE AND FAMINE-wi,

WAR, PESTILENCE AND FAMINE-with
 w all their horrible train, may stalk over the land; the thunder Of Engand's cannon may roar m our harbors; the thquake may open its ponderUus jaws to engulpb our citizens; hailsones and balls of fire may ram down upon our heads and yet so long the nesimable Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters are placed within reach. we call ourselves ihe hap- piest nation on earth. And wh, because all these accumulated horrors cannot compare with the suf- ferings that result from bilious diseases, and ihe thousand ills that flesh is heirto, and winch his Veg elable prepations will speedily sweep from our land. Their power is silent and noiseless-bnt iis might is irresistible. For sale l, nruggisls in Mobile
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
PAINTS, OILS, sc

HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, 45 and AT Wa AA TER STREET receiving and offer for sale at low prIces-
 WHITE LEAD-250 kes pure, in 25 10 100 Ib kgs
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

L5t Bookseller and Stationer, 49 Dauphin st.
 Geniyieye, or the Cheyalier of Maison Rogue-an episode of1793, by Alexander Dumas.
 Gabrielle Mimanso, the Niece of Abd -el- Kader or an Attempt to Assasinate Lotus Philippe-translat- ed from the Swedish of c J L Almguist by Gusla- yus c Hebbe, L l. D. asN 3af 5..
 The Black Pumed Riaeman, tale of the Revo- lution---b, Newton M Curtis, author of the Doom of the Tory Guard, &c &c.
 Archibald Werner, or lhe Mothers Revenge--by Charles Spindar, author of the Jew. the Jesuit, &c.
 The Creole from the German of Zschokke.
 Marion and hs Men,an historical romance by the author of Paul Jones, Hastings, &c. Altar Gull--a Nautical tale by Eugene Sue. ' Lives of Celebrated Statesmen--by John Quincy Adams, l. D. with sketch of tie author, by Rev. Charles w Upham.
 Aun, Ps'ty's Scrap-bag-by Caroline Lee Hentz. author of the Mob Cap. with designs by Darey.
 The Fair Isabel, or the Fanatics of the Caverns, tale of the Huguenot war-by Eugene Sue, plates
 The Ring Dove, or the Priyaieer and the Cutter; i; Ingrahlm's last. Sam Houston and his Republic-by c Edwards Lester.
 Hudleberg-A Romance, by G P R James. ss
 Also--A new supply of the Count of Monte Chris- to, by Dumas and the Quaker City, by George LpPsrd, Esq, lssh eshssos. poss
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

GIBBON'S LIFE, BY HIMSELF-The Auto N biography of Edward Gbboa. Esq, illustrat. ed from his eiters with occasional notes and narra- lives. B, John Lord Sheffield In one vol l2mo
 "This has long been looked upon as one of the interesting of this class of writings The state- ly manner in which Gibbon assumed his history, is here exchanged for n easy and direct style of narraIive.'
 For sale bv DOBIER,
 al. as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-28

's7liE subscriber continues to manulac-
~ ture and keeps constantly on hand
tue largest assortment Of
Hats, Caps and all kinds Of Far Goods
ever offered in western market.
Also, good assortmcn, of YockS,
CrdratS, iiaR Collars Gpd BoSoms,
HandkereEigs Gioces, JEHms cnG
MoccasiaS, LGdits' Irarehing HoeS,
Um5reiids. Parasols, sc; BiJ'alo coats
AMI Orer Sboes-wholesae and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps, and fur goods on as good terms as
in the city Of New York.
With his long practical experience in
the business and his determination TO cx.
cellin the quality and manufacture Of his
goods, lac hopes to merit continuance
of the very liberal patronage he has thus
Tar received.
The highest price paid for rurs and
skins. J. A. SMITH.
Chicago, April, I0,lstG ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-28
n E w s T O Il E.

~ l.. BOUGHTON, at the New
Store in Redlick's Brick Block
invites the attention of the public to his
STOCK OF fresh and desirable goods, com.
priJing almost any article in the line Of
merchandise.
French black cloths and cassimcres,
English do do do
Fancy cassimereS, great variety.
do hCeeis for summer Sacks and
coats, sainotts, gambroons, linen drills,
York drills, blue drills, Mexican mix
lures, fancy stripes and plaids, moleskins
and velvet cords, hickory stripe, heavy
ticking, carpeting, A and Ga mating,
brown sheeiing, and bleached shiring,
&C., &c. May 30, 1916.