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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-11
ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

n GAUTIER. importer and manufacturer Of French
~. confectionery, respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and the District that he has inst received
large of Paris confectionery, bonbonniere and
everything else in his line.
He is also ready to supply every kind of confectionery
necessary for balls parties &c. the shortest notice. in
the best style, and on most reasonable terms
Having his agent in Paris, he is enabled supply the
public with every novelty in the way of confectionery
Among his large be found the folowing
10 cases Paris bonbonnere
OOOO lbs assorted French confectionery
500 bottles fresh peaches
500 do pine apples
100 do strawberries
100 do raspberries
100 do pears 800
800 different sized jars brandy peaches
600 do currant jelly
200 Jars assorted preserves
Also 5000 lbs assorted preserves at the low rate Of 81
cents per pound.
have also on hand
100 boxes truffes
500 do asparagus
600 do petit pos
200 do mushrooms
And most excellent assortment of English sauces.
The Paris bononniere of fancy boxes will not be op'n
until the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock.
Dec 9-2aw3wif
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r OOK OUTS Parker, ha wing Opened a fancy and

r OOK QUITS. PARKER, having opened fancy and
IL perumery between Al and 9th streets, Penn
sylvania avenue, six doors Of Coemans Hotel Cup
stairs) respectfully invites strangers and citizens
his collection of useful and fancy articles consisting
part, of fine English and American hair, nail, and tooth
brushes; shell and horn dressingcombs very superior
teeth (ine wrought tuck-combs for the evening; side.
combs evening FANS rich reticules, purses perumeres,
NC, NC, NC.
On Monday will be opened gmps, frngcs and buttons
for dresses
On the 10Th OF this month shall return from New York
with Of the extensive assortnens oil fancy articles
Tor the coming holidays ever opened in w ashngton
SELBY PARkER'S
Fancy and Psrfumery store, Pennsylvania
Dec loft avenue, between Al and 9Th streets.
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r-ROilrond Steamboat Limo to Rlchna0nd and
~ Petersburg, Va Charleston, s. c., &c.-Changs of
howrs-The public advised that the Powhata
now leaves Bradley's wharf, Washington, daily nj a. IN
instead m hitherto Passengers by this line
ve Richmond in eight and Petersburg
in ten after leaving Washington For further partic
ulars apply to the Captain on board or to
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
Dec 9-3taw1m
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wigs and Toupees j. Gbbss Hard ng
w oon Coleman's Hotel, 9th street.-The residents and
strangers in Washington respectfully invited the
above establishment where they will find select
of the handsomest wigs and toupees offered for
sale in the city of Washington. The style, finish, and
workmanship have been pronounced decidedly superior
any hitherto manufactured.
Dec. l0-3uf~ MAT Init
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MRS. 3. PARKER will open, tomorrow msr~ans.
l handsome assortment of French feathers few very
handsome black lace wells, flowers ribands, &C.
s. PARKER,
Fancy and Perfume Store, between Al and 9Th streets,
Pennsylvania avenue. Dec 8
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-11

vXTHLIss Poems, nlustrated.-Poems of Early and
wv After Years. N. p Willis. Complete in volume,
with numerous beautiful illustrations engraved from
Leatzes designs Published for 1885, and Just received for
"a e. in rich bindings, by +. TAYLOR.
Decy
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25
VIENNA, Dooley Co, Ga, !
Saturday Nav s. 1S47. {

Mn. HARDy:-The Court House 10 this
place was burned last night, together with
all the records and archives OF the county.
The Sheriff had deposited some $40 900 in
his Office the Jay previous for safe keeping.
aud there Is no doubt but some incendary
wretch set it on fire. The building was
wood and was not discovered to be on fire
until it was partially consumed. Court had
been in session, but adjourned to-day for,he
want o. house.
Respectfully, v. R.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25
SPRING qSdDQDEDSgy
Of Taz LATEST STYLE
Selected fron both French ana American Markets
Alto Caps, High Heel French Elastic po'.
In Boots and French Caters, Slippers,

Alto Caps, High Heel French Elastic POI.
ka Boots ! and French Caters, Slippers,
AMI S1ces De Alamode :!
hlso, The mJst EATEN iva and extraordinary fsn-
cy, dress and Lace goods, consisting Of printed
Muslns cad Lawn, Gfos c disr new style print
ed Orsaudy, rich printed Jac9uet musns new do
signs, nbroidered Nusins, the latest style Polks
Swisi lnnslins. and Muslih Cinghams, einbroider.
ed muslin Robes very itch. embroidered Ginghame
and Free ch Gingliams aud prnts Of the most
beautiful colors.
Thread Lace ofal styles Flora expanslus grass
Skirt. Sadlia Shawls, Graduated Scbrls Ia
blsau Api ons, eal2 rine Mani Ia Shawls NeapoI-
itan Silks; IRISH, O'Connel Linens, Linen Lawn
Handk rcaisfs, Hall and fall Gpsey, Sonora, en-.
broidered bonnets. Dcmesl cs of all kinds and
qualities. Gold Watches Chains, Pencil Cases,
Rings, Breast Pins, Seal, Specacles, Racers,
Srops of Ghapman's make and complete vurie-
~ of Sh field Cutlery, and thousand other ar
ticles, too numerous 10 mention L ok out for
the great white Flag, und the cheapest store in
the world.
WM LANGERMAN
Weiumpks, March &C. lSig.
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Notice to Creditors.

FEyHlS is tn notify all persons holding
d claims against The estate of Edward
B Garnet,, deceased, that the third Monday
IN May next is set apart for declaring The
estate Of said decedent insolyeot, when all
persons concerned in the premises can at.
tend al nv Office in the town Of Rockford
and Object il they choos..
l. w. sUTTLE, Clerk.
April 20, 1s47 l6 Ct
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DE. q. s. Jones.

GRATEFUL for past favors, hopes, BY
VI unremitied attention to his profession
TO inertia continuance OF public patronage
DR.. J. wilattend 10 the various branche;
of his professions.
Office override Store of Messrs. W
w. Waller. & Co., East Wetumpka.
May 25 1917. ly-2
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WEru MPKA, May 25.

CoHon-The late foreign news has had
a tendency 10 cause rapid decline. The
transactions in this place are but few, and
the quantity on hand quite limited and We
cannot give any regular established prices
but we quote nom 81 10 The decline o.
II cent 10 Liverpool has caused a general
depression.
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G A NDIDATE S .
In COOsN County.

n- We are authorized TO announce the
name of
RICHARD RICHARDSON,
as candidate 10 represent Coosa couitv in
the Representative branch OF the next lie
gislature.
~ We are authorized to announce the
name of
eSAN5gTEs4 GEDHGENE.,
as a candidate 10 represent Coosa county in
the Representative branch ofthe State Lee
gisla'urs.
n@We are authorised 10 announce
the name Of
Eg&J. A.Eg. EkENDRECR,
as a candidate to represent Caosa coun-
~ in the Representative, branch OF the
next Leg slaturc.
n- We are authorised 10 announce
the name of
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
as candidate TO represent Coosa coun
ty in the Representative, branch of the
next Legislature.
I5@ We, number Of the citizens Of
Beat No 2, oil the I'd Battalion, propose lie
name of
DH n I'D w. ESV IL A1Ik n ~.
as suitable person 10 Represen; Coca
county in the next Legislature. Having
consulted MIR. Bozeman on the subject, we
are authorized to announce him as candi-
date. MANY VOTERS.
IPSye are authorized 10 announce the
name of
= w. WILKINS,
as a Candidate to represent Coosa County
in the State Legislature, at the ensuing
election.
sPWe are authorised TO announce the
name of
sEARORN 3. KIDD.
as a candidate for the Office OF Tax Collcc-
tor for Coosa county, at the August
election.
I5 We are authorised to announce the
name Of
GUY SMITH,
as candidate for he office OF Tax Collcc-
ror Of Coosa county, at the next August
election.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25
United states NeyysDaper

A DVERTISlNG and subscription a.
IA gency for English, German and French
rapers. Advertisements inserted to order
in the various newspapers published in the
United States, at the sarae terms that are
charged at the different Offices.
Persons who want infglnation on the
subject, are respectfully invited 10 call at
the qllice, and il will be cheerfully commu.
nicated to them, where flies oil the differ
ent papers can be examined; those VINO do
not wish TO call and want any Information
on the subject, By addressing more through
the post Office, the subscriber will attend to
them.
Types ofevery description. Printing Ink,
Cases, etc, necessary for Printing office.
Stereotypng attended to al the shortest
notice.
Merchants accounts and OF ers collected
and promptly attended to, in all parts OF the
United States.
E. W. CARR.
Acknowledgements Agent, Sun Build
ngs, Third and Dock ST. opposite Mer-
chants Exchange, or 440 N5lth Fourth st.,
Philadelpnis.
May 49, 1917.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25

PERRY CouSTy.-Nes see a commus
nicaiion in the Marion Review, recon.
mendng Lauren Upson, Esq, as whie
candidate for the legislature al The mex,
August election.
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~ Fl f undersigned are in receipt at ,hei!
IL New Crockrry Store per ship Brew
sier, from Liverpool, an add ion TO their
already extensive stock, embracing tie
newest styles and patterns Of Iron stone,
Porcelain and Flowins-Blue Dinre,. Tea
and Toilet Ware, with every variety ofCut
and Plain Glass, including complete as
sofment of Bar Fixtures. Also, Soils.
Lard and OIL Lamps, Table Cutlery, Ca :
tors, Tea trays. &c. &c, together with
large stock OF Queensware, suitable for the
country trade, oil of which will be sold az
the lowest prices, and on the most favora-
Die terms.
HENRY 4 MOTT,
Mobile, Fcb5. Dauphin At
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q Office.

rE7IiE Books and Accounts belonging to
a. The Wetumpka Argus, have been leIl
with the Undersigned, and al. persons in
Arrears Tor Subscription, Advertising, and
Job Work, are requested TO make payment
as soon as possible.
JOHN HARDY.
Wc,umpkn, JAN. Is, 1917 2ti
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25
House and Lot Tor sale.

Y virtue of an order OF the Orphans
AS Courl of Autauea county, | will, as
the Administrator oil The Estate Of Mrs.
Eliza Harvey, deceased, ON the Second
Monday in July next, at the Bridge in
West v etumTka, sell 10 the highest bidder
on credit until the first day OF January
next, the House and Lot, In and on which
said deceased resided at the time of her
death, situated in West Weiumpka, Ala.
ba,na, and described in deed from Hardy
Ha ris and wife to said Eliza Harvey as
part Of original Lot Number 100 10 wit:
hegnlng at a ONT on the east side OF said
Lot and in the centre thereof running
North 28A feet TO that part Of said Lot
conveyed 10 Henry Harper, thence west TO
The back line Of said Lot, thence south with
the line supposedly TO thecentre of SAID Lot,
thence east to the beginning supposed 29s
feet north and south and 1872 east and west.
Titles are supposed TO be good, such only
as deceased had al the true of her death
will be conveyed TO purchasers. Note with
approved security will be required fer the
purchase money. Examn The Lot and
premises before Jay of sale.
JAMES GBEpPER, Jr., .Exofficio
admir-. ct Est Of Eliza Harvey, deed.
Kingston, May 81, IS47. II ids
printers fee Sl2
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25

A communication over the signature
of'Whigs aud Democrats" appears in
The Tailadega Reporter, recommending
John A. Brown, Esq s; as a suitable can
didate for the Legislature from that
county,
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-05-25
JEW DAViD'S or HEBREW
PLASTER.


We do solemnly believe that il the He
brew Plaster were used 10 the beginning Of
cough, thousands Of lives would be saved
who otherwise might die with consump
ton. This plaster is the only article thai
will remove the swellings about the neck
aud other parts Of the system, called the
Kings Evil, or Scroluous Tumors. II has
cured Rheumatism when The patient has
used.crutches for years. All those who ate
troubled in this way are advised 10 try il.
Also, those who are troubled with pain in
the back, side or breast, have been relieved
in every Instance. II has cured every dis
ease for which it is recommended. All
physicians Use il indiscrimina,ely, who
nave come TO the knowledge Of it,
to For sale by
VIM. 3. COOPER,
Wetumpka.
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LADIES' FAIR.

II The Ladies Of " etumpka propose
giving It A r al the new brick Hole
on Tuesday evening, the lst day of June
nexl, foi The relief of the starving people o
Ireland. The aid Of all persons living with
in convenient distance of We,umpka i,
most resleclfu'ly solicited, and we hope
the city of Moate emery and other towns on
The river will send a large representation
There has been, curing The season many
pleasure parties on the toatsto our city, and
we would be glad 10 see one on the lst day
OF June next, when the objects 9th oil
pleasure and benevolence could be effected
at the same time.
*."price oil admission 81 90 including
Supper.
Wetumpka, May 10, 1917.
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Drugs & Medicines.
Coosa Sheriff.s safe.

VE7 ILL be sold in front of the Market
w House, in the City OF W,tum lsa,
on The 3rd Monday in Jjne next, within
the usual hours OF sale. Lots no. 5 and 6
in East Wetumpka, in Mflei's aufvei:-
Levied uroa as the property Of Hani'i l..
Smith, to satisfy e. ia in my Office as rinsl
said Mrs. Smith.
J. II. WEAVER. Sh'F
May H. 1877. 10 II
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MARRlED-Near Marion, Perry scoun-
ty, on Monday, 10Th inst, BY the Rev. J II.
DeVotle, Mr.. ROBERT J. GLENN, of Coo,
sawda, Autauga county, to Miss MARY
BLAssMGAME, of Perry county.
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Aslnlillisarator's sale.
Sheriff,s Office,

CoosA COUNTY
ri Office is hereby given tia, ALA.
19 GANlA MONEY only, will be re-
ceived in payment of Executions. Other
funds will be received subject 10 tie cuslo.
maiy discounts.
J. Il. WEAVER. ShT. c. c.
May l, l847. 10 If
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Esarh1cUe.

~ We have been requested 10 state
that there will be BARBECUE given al
McLeods Mills, s miles east oil Wetumpls,
on the Georgia Road, on Friday next 18th
lust. The candidates in Coosa are expect.
ed to attend
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EtockT0rl Property for Sale.

Rockford property f0f Sale.
TT ESIROUS to locate more convenient
~ 10 my business, | vii sch my property
IN the town Of Rock ord, Coosa county,
Alabama, Including all mg building improve
mems, with 400 acres OF land aIaehed LEO
Of which are cleared aud under good fences.
Upon The premises are a large aud comfort
able dwelling, and row Of seyen very
pleasant cabin rooms detachcd, and suita-
bic for lami les Attached 10 main building
is dining ro1m GO feel long, with large and
commodious Kitchen and panty adjoining.
Sn.oke house aud oil olher necessary BULL.
ing> conveniently situated
The stables, lots, cribs. etc. are ample
and convenient, there being two stables
each 80 feet long.
The celebrity which this location has al.
ready acquired for health (having been re-
soted to tor the last FIVE summers by ami.
lies from The lower coantry) It's numerous
springs OF boil and excellent free stone
water, It's acknowledged superior location
for entertainment situated at the county
seat oil Coosa coun;v, and on thc main tho
rough fare between Welumpka aud her lr-
buaTy country above, are facts so well
known they need not be enlarged u on.
There are good orchards upon the rrem-
SEES fne huqting and Ii hing grounds in the
vicnity--in short Ihis situation embraces
advantages which, under proper manage
meat, llom lis 1o0tlauily 10 The sithlv coun-
ny below viii necessarily make il desira-
bic summer retreat.
| will sell also on very reasonable terms
the following lands:
East half OF section No u, ia township
No. % aud range No To-
East hall Of section 20, township "a and
range 49,
Moth hall eli section 10, township / 0 and
range 10
South half Of section IL, township q and
range 49,
North half o. section q, township 81 aud
range Is.
Southeast quarter Of northeast quarter Of
secion II township 2l aad range Is.
Southwest qna'ter oi the northwest quar-
ter oil section so lowqslip 90 range 10.
Northeast quarter Of northwest q1arer o.
section 81 township q add range IS.
Sculhwes quarter Of northeast quarter OF
rclion o. lowo>hip 90 aud range Is.
SOUTHEAST quarter ofnerhwes, quarlsr d
section 2 township - and range 10.
Northeast quarter of3iorlheast quarter O
section "a. township 22and range Is.
West bali Of southeast quarter OF section
90 township "a and range 20.
Northwest quarter Of northwest qnartai
Of section 10, township % ana range 49,
Northeast quarter ol northeast quarter OF
seciion % township % and range IS.
A Il the above Described lands are in Geo
sa COUNTY, Persons wishing 10 purchase
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TO TRAVELLERS.

TO TIsAVELLERS.
GssT9. THE subscriber respectfully
Irses1 announces 10 travellers and
sse others, that he has established n
House OF ENTERTAINMENT, CT
miles cast Of Wetumpka, on The Georgia
Road He respectfully soliciis the alten-
ion Of travellers. No pains will be spared
10 render comfort 10 hose who may be dis
POSED 10 patronize him. Prices shah be
moderate. ALFRED PARKER.
May %, 1917. 2ld
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New Orleans Type Foundry,
AND PRINTERS DEPOT

FEV II q undersigned beg leave to announce
Il 10 Publishers and Printers that they
have established complete and extensive
Type Foundry in this CITY.
The Book Letter of this Foundry was
cut to order by workmen Of long experience,
and as no expense has been spared 10 obtain
The handsomesl faces, and to perfect ii in
every respect, we will venture TO say will
be found as handsome. if not the handsom
est in the u. States. We have also very
handome assortment Of F1oUers and J5b
Letter, OF the latest style. To which we
would call Tie attention OF Printers before
purchasl g elsewhere. All articles manu-
featured by US will be OF material equal,
if not superior to any manufactured al the
North; and as we shall furnish type at New
Nork prices, we trust TO meet with encour-
agemenl.
We are now prepared TO manufacture
Brass Rule, and TO execute orders lof Type
OF any magnitude, with pfomptness We
would also particularly call the attention OF
Printers 10 our Leads-havins an entire
new self of Mouds, by which we are ena-
bled 10 furnish perfect article. We are all
so Agents tor the sale of the Napier, Wash
ih5 'oh duu 'oluitH L ieeSes, Wnicl; luSStheI
with Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks,
Furniture, Ink, and every other Article in
the Pralng business, will be kept on hand,
and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
uEA The Pro rietors Of Newspapers who
will publish this advertisement six months,
and send paper 10 our Office, weekly. will
be pad fer The advertisement by purchasing
six times The amount of advertising bill in
Type.
GREEN & Co, II Canal ST. Rou.
New Orleans, April %, 1877. 81 en-.
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I'm AutaugA County.

We are authorised 10 announce
GEN c.. ~. JACKSON,
as candidate lcr Renresenlative of Au-
tauga County ia the Stale Leg islatue. a.
the election in AUGUST nexi.
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SHELBY SPRINGS

R X. & MRS. JAMES GEORGE hav-
lVH ing become the prosrietors OF this
fashionable resort. inform their friends and
The public that they will be prepared for the
tece ption Of Visitors by the LIST of June
No trouble or expense has been spared in
making every preparation necessary for the
comfort and convenience OF iuvalds, as
well as the amusement of the votares oil
pleasure. 1t is the determination of the
propfelors that the Hotel SHALL equal in
every respect, The best House in the State.
An erceilent Band If Music, composed
OF the well known Messrs. BAssETs, Give
IN number. will be in attendance during
the season These gentlemen viii also
open a qJeH supplied Bar, Bowling Sa
loon, and q Billiard Roam.
II Is hardly necessary TO add that these
SPRINGS are easy o! access from Selma,
Montgomery and Wetumpka, being siiua-
ted about sixty miles from each OF those
points, in the anidst OF the Hills of Shelby
county.
TERMS.
Board per single month, $25
Board per month Tor The season, 20
Noertra charges 'UiHbe made
Reasonable deduction will be made when
families wish board FOR the season.
For further Information address
A. w. SPAIGHT, Cahawta
May IS 1877.
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SadGicry.

r UST received large lot Of SADDLES,
e. BdDLts. MAnTiNGALEs, for sale, at the
cheapest kind oil prices BY.
HEARD & DUE.
Weiumpka, May, IL.
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Just Received.
May IS.

9ss BALES Blown Domestic from
"a 10 81 wide.
COTTONADES Of every description.
LINEN Drills aud Coatee Cheeks.
@ Crates common Teas. DO. Plates.
10 Dozen Pressed Tumblers.
ALSO,
400 Patterns new style Orsandas Muslins.
2 Deg. beautiful Barege Scsrls.
2 Dnz. very itch and large Barge Shawls,
For sale lowby HEARD q DUE.
MAY IS.
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LIVERY STABLE.

x THYHE undersigned, grateful
C%TA-~c II for past favors, Informs
MIA the community that he contin-
VI TJT ues The above business, in the
sesz=@szaz City Of Wetumpka-inmed-
ately below the Fire Proof Ware House
where he is prepared to accommodate the
public with Buggies, aud gentle Sadde.and
Harness Horses, uptn the most reasonable
terms. BY strict attention 10 business he
hopes 10 continue TO share portion Of The
public patronage.
He will always be supplied with the best
provender the country afford aud expert
enced and careful ostlcrs.
II. L. HILL.
Jan airy 6, 1917. If
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& UGH as have never been seen in any
- store in tie southern country, and
which have been expressly imported BIZ my.
self for this market, aud | can underseli
any other store in the whole county, by
fifty per cent! Ii my city and country
Trends will favor me with call, will con-
vince hem that my Offers are not mere as
eeriions, but that possess The means of
fulfilling what say, anshaving purchased
my goods on The most favorable terms. with
cash in hand, am determined to sell cheap
er than any other store In the world! My
stock Of ready made clothing is oae Of the
best selected that has ever come TO this
market, aud were manufactured expressly
to ofder--consisiing Of
Pata Alto Goats, Saltllo Plate, Monpe-
rier Vests aem-stitchee Don Juan Shirts,
Elastic Drawers, Spring Ever Elastic Sus-
penders, Cyavats al Vron, V,sna Pocket
Haudkerehiefs, De Ora HITS OF the Island
Of Panama, Tip Top Beaver Hats, pala
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Died

On Thursday goth inst, in this place, William
Edicin infant son of Gid Oh and Frances Stringer,
aged IL months and 10 days.
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MILL ROCKS,

eg2A THE undersigned respect
SS3 fuly informs the pubic gem
XII " orally, that he is prepared, IS
EA<M miles East of r bedford. Coo "a
e<szzY9W Coz to Cut MILL ROCKS,
ia tue most workmanke
style, and on the most reasonable terms.
He will furnish Rock, four leet across, for
FIFTY Doll ARs,-prices regulated according
10 size. HIS work and Grit is warranted.
He refers persons wishing any thing in
his line, 10 his work as recomm endaiion.
Al! orders addressed 10 Rockford, Coosa
County, Ala, will meet with the strctesl
attention. JACOB JONES.
Coosa CO., Ala, May %. eff