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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-08
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ax LOOK OUT-Runawsy from the sub- M scriber. residing Allenon, Wilcox CO.,. "A. Ala, two Negro fellows. The elder Lamed N. GEORGE, Is about B yearsof age, stout huIl. yellow compecled. has large hushs head ct hair one of his front teeth out. has large scar on of his heels occasloned by the falling ol an axe, whicl, causes him 10 limp litte he is about feel 10 inches high, had when he Jeff. new black dyed cotton Osnaburg pants, and round woolIsn ,ackei' stripped with yellow; also had w,ih him when he Jeff a blue cottonade lroek coat.
 The other bo, named WASH, is about l6 or IT years of age, dark comp plexon and about feet or g inches high, had on when he left, apair Of home made Ilnsey pants filled with brown wool. and round packet of similar maternal
 Captains of stesmboals requested to keep look out for said boys, have every reason 10 be- lieye they have received pass from white man and will andeavor 10 get on sotne boat.
 A liberal reward will be pail for their apprehen- sion by the undersigned, or his agents in Mobile, Messrs. Boykin & McRea.
 B GRACE:
 M.tc A Ia
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THEAraE.-To-nght we have MT. and Mrs. Wal lack, IT,, in Romeo and Juliet-Mrs. w as Romeo to Mrs Suarts Juliet, with the afterpiece, Roland for an oliver Mrs. Fisher and MT. Weston in the eadng characters. IL isa eh bill, and ought to draw full house.
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GREAT WESTERN CIRcus.-An unusually attrac- tive bill is presented to the admirers of equestrian sports this evening. Mrs. Smith makes her first appearance also the Olympian Brothers and the fl rst night of new Harlequin Pantomime. The good order preserved is sure guarantee of success for this adInirahla comnanv.
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STONE AND M,CULLUM'S

MAMMOTH GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS.
 Tickets Of Admission 25 Cents.
 Situated on the Public Square. m the new pay,i- ion l60 feet in length, and capable of seating 2oOO persons iSsats Rssaoed for Families. f
 First appearance of Mrs Smlh this season.
 Firs, appearance of the Ol,mpian Brothers.
 First night oi the Harlequin Pantominle,
 rus EVENING, alter the entrse sais of the gymna sum by the entire Troupe, horsemanship bv McCollum-,he Brothers Stone and the Female Eouestrian Mrs Smith. John Smith and party ia their local sayings and doings. concluding with tie Harlsouin Panomime oi Dead and Alive.
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WAsaINGToN FIRE co No, 2.
la. T. JIG STER.

Iin Plafe and Nhfef Iron Woiktr
 HAS removed from No l06 to No 4S Dauphin st, filth door east of Royalst, aorth side, and wlll keep constantly on hand and for sale assortment of Tin and Iron Ware. Copper, Tin and Zinc Roofing, on the most approved plans Conductors and Cutters made and put ap To order reparing and iobbing done with neainess and despatch dec5
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The Atlantic Dock at Brooklyn, N. Y. is con. strusted after the of of tho large Eng fish Docks. The storage accommodations there at present, notwithstanding the great capacity of the baildngs are not equal to the demand and contracts have been entered into recently for baildng thirty additional warehousea.
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Tho stream of bullion which has begun to flow 10 eur shores from Fnnce and England promises to reach to very large amount. Ii is calculated that at least TWO millions of specie will be received in New York and Boston before the 1st of January
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MOBILE.
Tuesday Morning, December 8, 1s4e.

The Municipal Election, held in this city yesterday resulted in the re election of BLANToN McALrIN, as Mayor for the ensuing year, by majority of 9l votes over Mir. Langdon.
 The result was as follows:
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VHNHE undersigned having commenced business on A his own account, offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular at tenlion will be paid 10 out door sales of Hay, Pota toes, Lime, Lumber. &c., and to collecting inward reghls and procuring outward carRoes for vessels.
 O. W. SAVAGE.
 dec5uf No o4 Commerca street,
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COMMERCIAL.

Departure ofthe Atlantic Steamers.
 From LioerpOoL From BostoH Cambria ...........NOv. ly ... Dee 10 CaedOnia. Dee. ................. Ian.
 larger NDvICEs. LlYsrpa0l ........k Nov llHsie...........Or Ori. Sl london ............koy 3l New-York....,... Nos 3V The eastern mail regularly through yesterday New York dates 10 the 30ih.
 NEw YoRK-Ths Advertiser says-The sales Of ctiton on Saturday 1000 bales. day sales offom loco 1900 bales reported Prices sre shade higher. The Flour market Is dull. We quote Genesse at s5,- 250537l Same lois irom the dock have been sold sl the latter price.
 The rate, Of FreiehI To Liverpool 9d per b for Cotton in squ4fe and t in round bales ruPsnt'ne and Flour 5s per bh Grain l51 q l6d per bn. To London- Naval Stores and Flonr 5s d5 5-6 per bbl To hhyre- Cotton liGDl4e per ib Flour 8 lt q IL per Dbl. AUGUSTA, Dec a-CotIOn - There hHs been n fair amount Of business done day al yesterday rates.
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The requisiton upon Massachusetts for reg- ment of volunteers has been delayed by msdirec- ton. It was sent by mistake to New York. and had not reached Gov. Briggs on the 18th ult The curiosity to know what he will do with il is there- fore unsatisfed. When the first call was made for regiment 10 be held in readiness the Governor is- sued a proclamation so ingenousy worded that when some of the whigs found fault with him for even far countenancing the war. It was proved m the whig newspapers that he had said nothing even to encourage volunteering.
 In the mean time, leading whig papers in sntici- patton of the cal are doing their best to discourage their party friends from volunteering doing any thing to assist in carrying on this "wicked" war.
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There were built in ihe U. States, from the lst of Jaauary, 1915, 10 the 30th June, 1645. period of thirty years and six months, 2,2s0 ships, 3235 brigs JAS schosners. .4O4 sloops ,727 steamers, 6. 794 vessels in alb with aggregate tonnage of B. l62.OSS tons. This ives an average for each year of $50 xessels, with aa aggregate of l04 100 tons.
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The Portland Adver tiser, wh 2, classes the Maine Representatives elected thus, "69 whgs and liberty men, and 69 locos, and there are II districts to choose"
 When these returns get down this way, the whig papers sink the distinction of whigs and liberty men, and call them all whigs, and t amounts to the same thing
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 We have received from J. Dobler, Dauphin street, a copy of new edition of Lovers "Legends and Stories of fIreland'a series of the most humorous and diyerting tales of nation famed for the wit o her children, and told by one of the ceverest and wi,tisst among them. They are repubished very opportnney for their popularity, for Lover is now in this country and attracting crowds at the north 10 his lectures, songs and stories. We hope to see him out this way.
 We have also received from John K. Randall, Wa ter street, volume 9th of the series of Biographies of lhe Queens of England from the Norman Conquest, with anecdotes of their courts,' by Agnes Strick- land.
 This is very instructive series of historical por traits-not merely dry summaries from previous his tories, but narratives djesed from masses of mate rals now first brought to light from collections of original manuscripts and official records. They are not merely pleasant biographies, but valuable con- tbutions to history.
 The subject of this memoir is Mary Beatrice of Modena, wife of James II, woman of whom histo- " has said little, and whose name has been undis- tingushingy passed down to insignifcance amidst the iumuts of that eventfnl era-yet of all Queens who ever occupied the throne of England, she s one of the most amiabe and unspotted, as one of the most unhappy. Mrs Strickland has drawn faithful history of her life, conduct and sufierngs principally from original French materials, to which she has had access through the kindness of the pre- sent prime minister, Mir. Guizot Many suffering years of her life were passed at St. Germa ns, and French memoirs and darles of that time abound in the state paper offices of France Out of these ma tsrals and the manuscripts of the record office m England, Mrs. Strickland has made delightful vo- iime. sf
 We have received from John K. Randall, Water street, apackage ofnew publications from the press of the Hampers, New York. They are
 Mystics with other Etehings and Sketchings, by Mrs. L. H. Sigourney-a series of elegant stories by distinguished American writer on subjects mostly American. and sohandsomely printed, bound and illustrated as to make very neat presentation book
 History of the Thirty Years War in Germany, translated from the German of Frederick Schiller by the Rev. Al. w. Morrison--a neat library edition uniform with Hafper's new miscellany of this standard work.
 Nos. 10 and II of the Pictorial History of Eng land, which concludes the first volume of this work which is pronounced on all hands the most full au- thentic and impartial history of England, and is got up in very substantial style The narrative is brought down to the close of the reign of Edward 3d.
 We have also No. F of Copeland's Dictionary of Practical Medicine, and the 7th number of Sue's Martin the Founding. This latter publication bears the imprint of Wm. H Collyer as publisher.
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A CARD.

MFR. HOOPER, of the .' Alabama Journal" 's I'VE in lhis city, on business connected with that paper, and may be found at the "Waserly," where he will receive subscriptions or advertisements.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port or mobile--December 8. Is4e,

Port or biIe--Docember 8, Is4e.
 CLEARED Bark Reform, Lewis, for New York in ballast, by J c Ryan.
 Brig Damascus, West, for Galveston, by LeBnron Son.
 Brig Caroline Pratt, PItmsu, from New York, to Whitaker & SHmpson.
 SD brig Generoso. Pages, from Barcelona, 10 Esava, Murrell X co.
 ARRIVED. Ship Waverly Smith, l5 days rom New York; 10 E c Center X Co
 Ship Dublin, skolaeld, from Liverpool, to master. schr Arets. stering 50 hours from Key wssi in bal last to master.
 Steamboat Montezuina, Kelly, from New Orleans CLEARED FOR THIS PonT-From Portsmouih, Nov 24 schr Pierce, Smith Nov 27 big Maria knowlton.
 MEMORANDA, Capt. Beard, of the schI Capital at this port from Key West, reports the ship Palina of Bath, from New Or leans for Csdiz, with cargo of staves sprung leak in the gulf and ashore on Carys Fort Reel on the 30h ult. Sails and rigging saved aud carried o Key West; the hull and cargo lad been soId Tor S5Oo: Or Brig CAHoLIsE k PLArr from New York, will commence dschargng This Day at the first wharf below Cont st. Consisnses will please attend to the receipt Of their goods.
 dees WHITAKER SAMPSON. GT Mrs II E BAKER, consianee of casks coal, per mon'sIums. will please call and receive hs & same dscs CAGlLBERT & BRO. u Consigne. of 3 boxes merehandixO. marked J fl per steamboat Mobile, from Cincinnal will please cu and receive the same.
 dec6 GILBERT X BRO. rNOTICE-Ths conslsnees of lot of pig iron, per schooner Gen. Fay lor from Baltimore, will please call for he al Government st wharf, at the office of dsc5 A SCHROEDER, 35 SI Francis st.
 Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc,
 0. MAZANGE & O.,
 CORNER OF WATER AND ExoHAsaE STREETS, 1T Are now receiving from England and Northern ci ties, and will keep constantly on hand, complete sorment ofeyery article in he Hardware line Such BAR IRON-Round, Square and Fiai;
 STEEL-Casl German, Blister and Crowley; NAILS-Cui and Wrought, from Sd Io inches; HOLLOW WARE-American, French and Eng sh TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-A splendid
 assortment.
 Together with general assortment of every article usually found in their line, which they invite the tsntion Of Merchants and Planters ocl2l
 VIM. N. BIsPHAM, Dentist. 0J- Office on St. Francis street, second door be- ow St Jose ph. nov3
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MARRIED-Nsar Marion, on Monday. the 3Oth ult ., by Rev. fl DeVote, Non. BksJAMIE FITzpATRIcK to Miss AURELIA BLAssENGAME.
 DIED-On the 4Ih inst, WILLIAM STANTON, Sen, sgsd 66 ysars nntivs Of the city of Limerick Ireland and of the city of obile the last 10 years
 lF New York papera piease COPY.
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ALABAMA LiFE INSURANCE AND TRUST Co.
 Mobile, 2d December. 1916 ] NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-An election " for five Trustees. to il vacancies tue Board ol Trustees of this Company. will be held in con formity the charter al the office ol the company on Monday the I4ih inst, between the hours Of 12 o'clock, M and 3 o'clock, PM.
 By order of the Board,
 drc3 N o TlSRALE, Sec'ry
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dec5Ut

"ANTED-By respectable young man, sit
 w iuation book kesper or clerk, in a iactors' merchants office. For particulars as 10 charac- ter and ability, npply to
 dec5M JB TOULMIN & SON. St Mic ael si NoTICE-The undersigned having been appoint l ed agent for the "Patria" the only Spanish pa per published in the United States, beg leave to n form the public, particularly young studying the language, that they n Ill receive subscriptions at their olhoe. ldec5) CRUZAT MOORE
 e UPERIOR BRANDY-Those who wish to ob- otan a superior article. would recommend them to call on Van and Riley at Pines Alhambra.
 N. B. The above Brand, s of recent importation, i, and is said to be finer than any lh,ng of the kind in this market. II will ai all times be found on the Bar al fie Alhambra. dsc5
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BosToE, Oci. 70, 1916. To Mr. Solomon Sly, Arehilsct. New Fork DEAR SIk:--I have determined to erect q house upon the lot which showed you the other day. and will haak you to furnish me, al your earliest conxe- nence, with plan of building suitable for the pro. posed location. and all estmate of cost.
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GLoRYIEo IN ITS SHAME.-The New York Tribsns thus boasts of it's new allies ;-
 "Andes, Delaware couatv, was tho scene of the dsplorable aaray which resulted in the death oi Sheriff Steele, last year 1t was a whig town of old, giving 262 to Clay and l3l for Polk. IL new givss b99 for Young-or. than tie totai sots af any former election Will Gov Wright feel obliged to declare Delaware again a of insurrsctiona"
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-08

MISSOURI LEeisLATURE.--C. F. Johnson, of Howsra county, was elected Speaker of the House; Mir Massie, formerly a member of the Senate was elected Clsrk.--N \ Journal of CemmsrsD.
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Hon. William FIndlay. formerly Governor of Pennsy lvana, died Sunday afternoon. 18th inst. al Harrisburg, in lIis 79lh year of hls age.
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TiMoTHY CUMMINs.
Nrw YnnK Ont ok IaIa

NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 1S46 To Timothy Cummias. Egg, Boston:
 DEAR SIR:-I have received yours of ths 20th, and have deeply pondered it's contents. with an earn est and rslisio desire lo do right l understood your letter fully 80 far il goes, bnt will pardon ms for saying that it is. in one material respect strlkingy defcient. You make alnsion 10 your creed, and state nothing which gives me the least clue ts your religious opinions. Be good enough to supply this defect and oblige.
 Yours. &c. s. SLY.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-08

City Hospital Of Mobile. ORNATE Petsons will have every attention be- | slowed on them for lhs,r accommodation and re covery al this institution.
 0rs-Separate apartments allowed if required. TERMs-For Colored persons Sl per day.
 Whne do s2 to s3 per day.
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dec7Mmdt Allenton. Wilcox CO.,. Ala.
niREcT NEGOTIATIONS of Paper Hang

nIRECT NEGOTIATIONS of Paper Hang HI ings, Landscapes and Paper and Borders.
 Byn recent arrival al N. Orleans from Havre. the subscriber has ed the most beautiful selections of Patterns ever before offered for sale in this mar kel, coming in under the low rate of duty, he offers them for sale at very low prices.
 Those who wish to purchase will do well 10 call and examine Those who do not. gralitv their cu- rosity Tree of charge, aud perhaps. may find sone- thing they want in the Stationary line, or some Medical, Theological and School Books. Blank Books can also be manufactured as cheap as at any re establishment in the Southern country and If not as well done. no charge will be made
 dec7 JOEL WHITE, 2S DauphiR ct
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PAsAkNssR Per brig Francis P Beck from New York-ThOmas Iced, lady and child, A W Van Epps, Butler.
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EXPORTS
ana zasnaRH,N

ENFUhIBs GALVESToN-Per brig Danaseus-li7472 feet lun ber.
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nENTUs,rRV.
n E M SIT R "

01-nR. LEE, having returned from the cerntry, would inform his friends and the public, ,hat he wl resume the practice of his profession al the of- flee heretofore, viz: the south east of Dauphin and Royal streets. Entrance from either street. near the corner n0v26tf
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BosToE, Oct. 2Sth, ls46.
lLr. s .Slu:

INT. D 'SIy.
 DEAR SIR:-Yours of lhe 25ib is al hand. Par don the omssons of my last. l approve of inc scru- pies which are to be implied from your comnunl lca- ton. and agree with vOn in thinking that too much cautlsn cannot be praclised to keep herelics un. housed. am thoroughly evangelical in my notions holding 10 the doctrines of he Trinly-the atone menl-jusii6caton by iaith and all that set of opn- ions which good mea agree n pronouncing Ortho- dox.
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N-HWHFTN1
 SIK:-1 go for immersion. and can, of course, have no further correspondence with you. 4r.
 Unchrisrsn as you are still believe in the good of your heart, and iheI efors do dosbl that you will be glad to know that my refusal to deal with unbelievers will give mo ten contracts where they have furnished one.
 Trusting that the bitter lesson winch ySu have now learned will wn you the mild light of Chris tianity. am, with due respect, s. SLY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
ANEW AMID UlBNNP
1[0D1DED-l

HNHE subscriber is now receiving his Fan
L, Stock Of Goods, direct from the East, CON-
prising o. senstal assortment, suitable for tie
approaching season, viz,-, qt..,,.
A good stock Of cloths, cassimeres, cassinetts.
jeans, linseys, fannels, blankets, &C.. Also.
superior 64 french plaid cloak lining, md mach.
inaw and rose blankets, with many other wool
len goods, very cheap. Superior alpaccas and
fancy lustres, merinoes ali colors. SplendN
cashmere de cas-, and Africa plaid and stfipee
for ladies dresses, with many new and rich pat
terms of calicoes. Also, fanc} and plain, silks.
and copd satins superior quality,&e FaNck
silk and dress hdkfs. And good assortment of
gentlemen and ladies gloves, and also, black ana
col'd worsted hosiery, lambs wool do for Misses
and boys. Also, agood stock of donestics, col.
ton yarn and batting wadding. Also, Ha4f
made clothing, coats, pants, vests, shirts, draw,
ers, sc. Also, good asscrtpent 81 new and
fancy ribbons and bonnets, artikcals, shawls ara
many other cheap and desi, ble goods, &c. s17
Grocerics.-Sugar, coffee, tea, tobacco, cigars.
saleratus, powder, shot and lead, &c. ALSO,--
Hats and Caps, well assorted. >.
Qaensra and Hardware, Ac.--Sole and IN.
per leather, calf and kip, harness and bride as.
Also,-Paper, ink, quilts, states, sand, waters.
with good assortment OF school books: Also
boots and shoes, well assorted and cheap. And
lot Of Pills and Medicines, &s.- AL ii ioTS
rates foredsh or country produce, tCatI ana zee.
WESLEY JONES.
Burlington, Oct. 18TH, isis. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
WINTER CLOTHING
dec 49, 45


NOuACCs
nN The 10th day of February A. d. 1886.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M,
asod-4P. NJ, I shall sell At the door Of the Of
fee OF thf clerk OF the District court, in the
city Of Rurlnr,bn. Des Moinee county, Iowa
Territory. The following several tracts 81 land.
viz: 4 part OF Ea Of the N FL Sec. %, town
snip No 10 N. Range 3 w beginning at the
y. +. corner OF said quarter, thence west along
The section iine fourteen chains ei xteenlinks
10 post, in mound, then south deg 90 min.
W. twenty. eight chains fifty Links TO post.
then south 5 d.g T.. Ave chains eight links.
hen south 50 deg. f. eight chains eighty
inks TO post, then n. eight chains fifteen
,nke, then west ftty links 10 Flint creek,
hen down along said cre Elk to the section lin. ,
then north along said line ei, ven chains 10
the place Of beginning, containing 'hlrty-
acres. sas SIS m
Also part Of the EA Of the Ell Of section
No. ~, township No 20 N. Range No. 3 ".
be ginning II the s. +. c,rner Of said half quar-
ter. hence v cal alory the ssciion line thir.
teen chains SIX tinks, 10 a lime stone, then
north twent, -cne chains ninety-six liLks T.,
post, then s rs deg f thirteea chains City
seven linksto u post, then south long th.
section line eighteen chains foTtyaei links
70 the place ct beginning, containing senty-
-,x and 46-iUO acres. SAID tracts OF land 10
be sold to the h,ght q biodcr Tor cash. SAID
land W as CONVEYS cd to me rs Trustee tor John
u. Armstrong. aud ~ such Trustee ehail
ell she same title which was conveyed to the
believing the same TO De good, but not wat
lanting the utte- -
-r@ Il .sIa RICHARD NOBLE.
Jan 3 I6i5-~4w Trustee, I&c.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
Administrators a sale.

NorrcE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will expose to sale all the personal, pro
perty, consisting Of household furniture, cattle
horses, sheep, hogs, hay, oats, large quantity
of corn, about ninety acres of fall wheat on the
ground, l one horse buggy and harness, two
horse wagon, harnesses, bee stands, farming uten'
sils, and other articles too tedious to mention.
belonging to the estate of Richard Land. ate Of
D,smoines county deceased, on Wednesday the
2lst day Of January, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. al
the late residence Of said deceased.
Terms Of Saie-Sums Of five dollars and under
cash in hand, Credit of six months will be given
on all SUMS over five and under twenty-five dol
lars, and nine months on all sums over twenty
five dol ars, by the purchaser giving undoubted
security. GEO CHANDLER, Admir-.
January 3, isi6-sw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
I MERCHANTS q

NyHO buy for cash. are Invited TO purchase
w HATS of the house favorably known as
Ssaes s. Martin's for many years.
Consumers
Who desire to wear serricabfe Hats can do so by
purchasing those cf our manufacture, as we SUI
Perniend every branch of the business personal
" and are determined TO sustain our reputation
'a selling the best Hats in the United States
efe HatterS
espplied with every description Of Hats in the
rough, Furs, Trimmings, sc, the quality Of
which can be depended on. as our extensive man
ufactcry enables us to supply them OF better quail
ny than any other house. Orders, enclosing
payment, promptly and ca efuliy forwarded.
MARTIN 4 PATTON,
~ No liz Market Street, Philadelphia.
Jan 81. l536-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
NOTICE.

TShcrehy given to all whom it may concern,
i that on account Of the business not agreeing
with my health, have this day, made All assign
nent Of my stock of Mines, Liquors. Sc, to
C.W NARROW. H. B. MARROW.
January p, 1913.
NIB Ali those knowing themselves indebt-
ID TO II B NARROW, are requested to make
payment to C. W. Marltw, who is ful y au-
thorized to settle the same.
Jan. -, 'l6-2w