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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-29
2 BOOTS AND SHOES.

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
i of Nightingale & Sewers Tobacco and Ci-
gars Manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent the business of the late firm will be settled
nj the old stand by William Nightingale.
WIN. NIGHTINGALE.
JACOB Sewers.
ACARD.
WE the undersigned have this day associated our
w selves together under the firm of Nightingale
& Kister, in he Tobacco and Cigar business, the
oil stand of John s. McCracken, Main Street, would
respectfully announce to the public, that intend
keeping constantly on hand good assortment of the
best brands Virginia and Missouri Tobacco. "Snufis"
Regalia, Principe, Canone, Caradava, half Spanish
and Common Cigars; together with all articles in
the line.
Orders from abroad attended to with punctuality
and dispatch. WIN. NIGHTINGALE.
an i-tf-w&tw JOSEPH KISTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-29

T UMBER.-A large and full assortment of Pine
IL Lumber. For sale by
may4 Il. A. LAUGHLlN, Water 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-29
FRESH ARRIVALS OF NEW COODS.
BY KRESEN Il MORGAN.

- AAks~A<cGIN ~ uOnUANs
No. rs, Main Street, EuanspiUe, IA
|C00 PIECES sup American and English Prints:
I~OO 50 do Painted Lawns at from l2i to 2sc:
20 do Ginghams;
\ 10 do do Lawns;
10 do black and cold Dress Silks.
20 doz summer Shawls and Scarfs:
do Victoria Skirts;
% ps.- beautiful summer Yestinps:
10 do cold and white Linen Driiis:
90 Linen sheeting IL qrs vide;
10 DO Cloth and Cashmere,
50 do Ribbons;
3 do Carpeting;
10 doz. blk and white Kid Gloves: III
10 do superior Bonnets;
10 do Pic Mic Gloves;
% do Shawls aud Scarfs;
25 do Hosiery, ---Mnses'--Ladys', and
Childrens,
10 cases Boots and Shoes;
S do Hats;
dog. Panama, sup. article;
2 do Leghorn, do do;
And many other articles which we will be Sappy 70
show you by calling. The goods have been bought
at great sacrifice in the Eastern merkete e:sd viii
be cold accordingly low
We respectfully solicit call, es we are s.rs<ea
we can please as 20 quality end the prics Kan Sc 10
oeef. mays.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-29

= 7 PIPE pure Cognac Or andy ,Otard, Dupuy's
Brand These Liquors cave boon purchased especial
ly for sickness, and the public rely upon theirpu
rity. In store and for sale by tjanc91 C. BELL.
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A Most Excellent, Pleasant, < Neyer.FaiIing Medicine. WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION IN NOR-
 RTSTOIVN PENN.

We take great pains 10 procure authen- tic and respectable certificates, and never give publicity to any other.
 To DR, SwAYNE, PHILApELPHIA.
 Dear Sir: It affords me great salisfac ton to lay before an American public the wonderful snccess of your Compound Syr- up of Wild Cherry, in curing me of that dreadful disease Consumptiou! after aIlolh CT means had failed was attacked with pain in my breast, very much affecting my voice and lungs, and troublesome cough and sore throat. My bowels were costive appetite nearly gone, and my stomach was so very weak that my phy ysicIan was at a loss to know what to do for me, as every thing I the shape of medicine used was immediately rejected. 1 remained for months Tn this awful condition, and gave up all hopes of ever recovering. Hearing of the wonderful cures daily performed by your Invaluable medicine, in Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping- Cough, and all diseas- of the Lungs and Breast, l reluctantly de- termined to tIy it. purchased bottle of your Agents in this place (Moore & Long aker, which appeared to take hold of my disease and relieve me. l continued using Il until il gradually restored me 10 health and strength. Several of my friends were affected in the same manner, who declined using the Syrup they, am sorry to say, appear 10 be last approaching that bourne were no traveller returns. As expect soon 10 leave these parts. give you this as standing m morial 10 the great virtue of your invaluable Compound.
 D. c. WILCOX, Norristown, Pa.
 CAuTlos.-All preparations from the Wild Cherry Tree. except Dr. SwAyN's. are both fictitious and counterfeit, and sprung up years after this valuable medi- cine had introduced itself into the sck chamber; therefore ask fot Dr. Swayn's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine article is prepared only by Dr. Swayne, North west corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia.
 Wetumpka. May2, 1S4S.
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Since writing the above, we have re- ceived the Vera Cruz Free American ol the 9th inst. for which we are indebted to the polite attention of Mir. Boyle, of the firm of Boyle & Maccorry, merchants, of Vera Cruz. It contains no news of in- portance, but is not the less acceptable.
 The Free American speaks indignant ly of the conduct of the Mexican authori- ties. who, it is stated, are doing all they can to humiliate the American citizens in Vera Cruz, and calls on the Governor to investigate the matter, and see that justice is done. It seems that since the commencement of the Armistice, the Mexican authorities have resorted to all sorts of petty annoyances, and, as far as they dare, have done every thing they could to gratify their revengefnl feelings.
 The British man-of-war Electra arri- ved at Vera Cruz on the 4th inst. from Laguna.-Detta.
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draza and many other Deputies and Sen ators have been obliged ofly and seek a


 draza and many other Deputies and Sen ators have been obliged to fly and seek a hiding place.
 Almonte, in conformity with his wish es, fills the Presidency. The other three generals are at the head of 5000 men, and the head of tho new armyis Bustamente. Tho new administration count upon three millions of dollars, which have been furn- ished by s1ndry rich Mexican and foreign merchants, who have also. bound them- selves to pay every month ono million and a half of dollars during the duration of the war. The Government also counts upon 80, 900 muskets, which have for some time been collected with zeal and secrecy.
 Finaly, a commission preceded by an extraordinary courier has started to call back Santa Anna. The nation recovers it's life, courage, and conceives great hopes. War will be carried every where
 dWe,2 notwithstanding, counsel the Su- preme Government to be on the alert These runors are generally the precur- sors of great misfortunes. Vigilance must be the watchword of the Govern snent and of every good Mexican. a
 as CIrY OF MEXICO, May 9, lS4s.
 I have just received letter from your correspondent at Queretaro, and not hay ing time to give translation before the mail closes, I can only furnish the sub stance. He says Herrera has been nomi- mated President, and the majority Of the Deputies will vote for him. Otero, who it has been reported for some time was opposed to peace, your correspondent says has changed his opinion, and will vote for the treaty. All this looks as if the peace party were in the ascendancy. Herrera is an old peace man, and 0tero is a man of talent and influence.
 Between twenty and thirty assertions took place from the army here on Satur- day night. You will recollect that your correspondent at Queretaro some time since stated that plan had been organi- zed there to effect desertion of several hundreds from the army in and about this city, and that the parties who were to ef- feet it were soon to leave. 1t has been discovered that the headquarters of the schemers are at Guadalupe. They give each man that deserts as high as a hun dred dollars. Measures have been taken to trap the gentlemen. Several faithful men have been allowed to go to them as deserters, and these men are communica- ting information of their movements.
 a0sse. ..fl D.S.
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PROSPECTUS OFTHE AMERICAN FLORA.
FOR IS4S

FOX lo4Cs
 FIN commencing the third volume of this N work, the publishers render their war nest thanks 10 their patrons for the favor with which it has uniformly been received !; and are particularly gratified that it has met the unqualified appreciation of large number of literary and scientific men, whose taste and judgement they appreciate. It is work emioently adapted to the age of progress and refinement in which we live; aud its high character as a scientific work, renders it especially valuable 10 those who cultivate taste for the department of sci ence which it is designed to advance, and equally so to the botanisl, the student, the practising physician, and tte professor.
 The s'AMERicAN FLORA" has already be- come a standard..wok in most ofthe medi- cal and literary institutions of the country, and acquired is present extensive clrcuia- ton solely by its instructive merits. The drawings and eoloring are its chief orna- ments-imitating nature most perfectly, and exhibiting a beauty of delineaion which out-rivas every similar production, either in this country or Europe. The ex- tensive patronage which the work has pre- yiously received, has stimulated the pub fishers to increase. ifpossible. the attrac- tive. and in every particular the desirable work of it's kind. For parlor book or or- nament 10 the centre-lable. it is one of the most beautiful now published. No draw ing-room should be without it.
 The present volume will De issued in twelve monthly parts; each part will con lain sixteen pages of lelter-press. printed on the best of fine paper, and four beautiful colored engravinss of plants or flowers.
 TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. One copy one year, $3 DO Two copies, to one address, 5 % One copy, two years, 5 00 Single numbers, 0 25
 II The usual discount made to Book. sellers and all W ho will interest themselves in the work. Specimen numbers, will be sent, on application, postpaid. 'Gh
 Back volumes constantly on hand, eith- CT bound or in numbers. | ff
 Fifty Travelling Agents wanted.
 To men of energy, who furnish cerilfi. cates of. character and qualification. the best of encouragement will be given. They will fiLd this lucrative and useful employment. sts.#..fa,t4s Ne
 Editors who circulate one thousand and upwards, and give above three conspicuous Insertions--notice our monthly appearance -apd sepd those papers marked--shall be entitled to one years subscrIbtion. at All commun icdtions to De addressed (post pdidJ ss8
 .GREEN& SPENCER.
 Z a3he 40 Nassau street ". '.
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NEW DISCOVERY.

Dr. Councils Mixture. for GonorrhGa and Gleet, Seminal Illusions and "A eak- ness of the Ulera or Bladder. This mix ture contains no injurious article whatever, but possesses tonic properties ofreal effica- cv, and more congeniAlto tke constitution than any other medicine used for these complaints. Freed from the nausea,ing qualities a,tending ccpaIsa ard the com mon mixtures, il will be found agreeable 10 the palaIe and pleasant to the stomach, and will cure doy case. or all pay is refused for it. It is equally good and certain fpr fe- males. Sold only at 59 Poydras st., New Orleans. -
 DIR. sPHoN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY.
 Why wiilyo suffer with that distressing complaint, when reneby is at hand that will not fail to cure you? This remedy will efieclually destroy any attsck of head ache, either nervous or bilious. IL has eur ed cases of twenty years, standing.
 Izs All oi the above named articles are sold in Wetumpka by Wm. B. Cooper in Montgomery by Coster & Cox; p Mobile at the Literary Depot. 50 Royal st. Alse by an agent in every town in Madonna.
 March ', ls46. l0-6m
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DEAFNESS.

Use Dr. McNau's ACOUSTIC OIL, for the cure of Deafness. Also, all those disagreeable noises like the buzzng of in- sects, falling ol water, whizzng Of steam, which are symptoms oi an approaching deafness. Many persons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen. or twenty years. and were subject to using ear-trumpets, have, after using one or two bottles, thrown aside these irtmpets, being made perfectly we'll. It has cu,ct 'ases of ten. fifteen, and eveh thirty years t.Eding Of Deafness. Price, 5 per flask.
The State guard., 1848-05-23
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
 No Prospects of Peace. aaL

The schr. Velasco arrived last evening from Vera Cruz, which she left on the sth May. We learn from Capt. Decker, of the Velasco, that before he left Vera Cruz, t Was reported and generally be- lieved there that the Congress at Quere- taro had dispersed without acting on the Treaty and it was universally admitted by all classes, Mexicans and Americans, that there would be nopeace, but that the Americans would have either to occupy the whole country, or to retire from it en- tlreiy.1 7t6. At .asi rAaaisss
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TO THE PUBlIc.

The original and genuine Magical PaiH Extractor, sold by Comstock S Co.,, 59 Poydras street, is sovereign remedy for Burns, Scalds, Sore Eyes and Nipples, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, Cuts, Eiuptions oi Ihe skin, &c.
 I% Catiion- Dalley's original and only genuine Magical Pain Extractor, will be sold to merchants, at 59 Poydras st., New Orleans, SO ttey can make 1fD per cent on it. Also, JEW DAViD'S, or HEBREW PLASTER. The only genuine.
The State guard., 1848-05-23
AGENTS WAN TIED

TWO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POPULAR K WORKS in every COUNTY thoughout the United States. To Agents, the most liberal encouragement is offered-wilh a small capital of from $25 to $l00. A chance is offered. whereby an Agent can make from $l0 10 $l5 per week.
 WM. A. LEARY. No. 15S North Second St. Philadelphia. May 3, lS4S, IS 3m
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BAR ] A NS, BARGAINS.
Selling off at Cost.

ENHE subscribers having determined to A close their business in this place, will sell their large and extensive stock ot Dry Goods at cost. The stock consists Of ev- cry article usually kept for customers visit, ing this market, and having been selected by the partner experimenting the business, with great care, they are well adapted To the tIade of the place. All persons wish ing 10 buy goods cheap, will find II to their interest 10 call.
 All persons indebted to us by note or open account, are requested 10 come tor ward and make immediate payment
 w. W. WALLER, & GO.
 May p, lS4S. 21 3t
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Administrators Notice.

\ etters of administration having been -Al granted the undersigned by the Or. phans Court of Coosa county on the 25th ult., on the estate of Samuel Catlin de- ceased, notice is hereby given to all per. sons having claims against said estate to exhibit the same within the time limited by law, or the same will be barred.
 N. SMITH GRAHAM, Adm'r.
 May 2th, lS4S. lS.6l.
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STATE OF ALABAMA,
 ANtauga County.

Special Orphaa's Conri, April 26. 1918. hN lhe petition of James Chopper, ad " minisiralor ex. oilicio of the estate of Calharine Price, dec'd. It is ordered by the Court that publication be made in the :. State Guard,o d newspaper published in the city of Wetumpka, Ala, for three con secutive weeks, notifying the non resident heirs of the estate of Calhari"e Price dec'd, to wit: Nancyi IIuddeslon, wife ot Joseph Huddleston, ol the State of Tennessee, aud the heirs ot Mrs. May, wife of William May. of lhe State of Mississippi, to be and appear al Special Orphans Court to be holden al Kingston in said county of Au tauga and State of Alabama, on the second Monday of June next. and show cause If any they have why the real estate oi said dec'1 should not be sold for the purpose of paying the just debts of said dec'd. Cop jed lrom the minutes.
 WM.N THOMPSON, Jr., CHk.
 May 9, 1S4s. (Pr's fee $5) l9-6t
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JEW DAViD'S Or Hebrew Plaster.

" This article is a compound prerar ation, composed principally oi vegetable oils, combined with rosinous gum obtain ed from a tree found in the mountains of Italy. It was first discovered by gentle man who was travelling for his health in 1880. Since it's introduction, every other plaster, salve, ointment, or opodeldoc, have oeen discarded as useless, by all who have had the pleasures of testing the superior virtues of JEW DAvID's OR HEBREW PLAs- TER.
 LS- See advertisement ln another col umn.
 The genuine are sold by
 w. B. COOPER. Wetumpka, May 10, ls4S. l9 m
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MAHka lED-On Thursdavev enlng, the l lth inst, in the town of Talladega, by the Rev. H, E. Tallilero. THos. GRAY GARRETT, Esq, to Mss ELIZABETH ARA BELLA. daughter of the late John s. Rice of TalaGega county.
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&2OO Reward.

-D RANANVAY from the sub
 FE2A. Jscriber's Plantation in Coosa { s County, in the early part of faSyE last year, two negro men, ToM s z, e~ and JAos. Ton is six feet nigh, and very llKely, his haii inclnes 10 be straight. his complexion blight for a ne gro he Is about 2 or 9 years oI age. Jack is quite black, his upper front teeth rotten, has real negro feet, his height is some five feet or inches high, has a down look, about 3 or g years of age.- They left without any known cause, and remained in the county for several months. frequently having been seen. have not heard any thing of them since last summer or early part of the fall. It is very probable they have been conveyed off by some white person or persons. 1 am led to this belief from the frequent occurrences of the same nature. Several has been taken from this county and nothing heard of them since.- purchased the said negroes near @7?ette vile. North Carolina, in 1895.
 l will give ;he above reward for the ap- prehension of the thief and negroes ,or fifty dollars for each neoio, and one hundred dollars for the thief or thieves. who may have stolen them, provided they can be convicted of the fact.
 J. G. GRAHAM, Lessee A. P.
 Poritrotiarv Feh 23d. lS4S 9-rf
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DEED,-ln Cahawba, Dallas county, on Tuesday morning, the 10th inst, Wn LIAM P. DuNHiM, for many years past a highly esteemed merchant of that place.
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STATE OF ALABAMA,
 CNOSa COrtlaay.

Orphans' Court, Vdcafion, April IF, 1. D.
 lS4S.
 YENllS day came Theresa E. Byres, Ad- N ministratrIx on the estate Of JChn By CTS, deceased, and files her account and vouchers for partial settlement of said es- tate Whereupon It is ordered by the Court that forty days notice be siven by pubica- lion in the 'State Gua.d," requiring all persons interested to be and appear at q regular term of this Court, to be holden on he lst Monday in Jane next, at the Court House in The town of Rockford, 10 show cause, if any they have, why such settle nent should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest l. w. SUTTLE, Clerk
 May 2, lSiS. (Pr's fee S6) IS 5t
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From the Charleston Mercury. Arrival 0fIAG Cambria.

AL ndl-p past IO CiOCh ldSt CfCiiino "C received the following telegraphic des- patch from our attentive correspondent.
 BALTIMORE, May 14--8 pm.
 The steamer Cambria arrived at New York last night with Liverpool dates to the 29ta of April. The steamer Hermann had been detained by an accident to her machinery, and would snot leave until the 18th of May.
 The French elections had passed of quietly. Ihe Moderados are generally in tho ascendant.
 The Pope of Rome had cordially well comed pr. Martin, the Charge d'Affairs.
 Commercial affairs are gradually inn proving in England ard France.
 The Piussian troops have captured Schleswig, after 8 bloody engagemnt with the Danish army. The Notifications were stormed at Inc point ofthe bayonet, and the town captured alter an obstinate resistance. The Danes lost twelve thou sand in killed and wounded, and the Prus- sians three tholisand. The war is pro- gressing. ...t
 In Lombardy Charles Albert gallantly maintains his position, his headquarters being still at Volta, and cutting off the Austrian troops in the Venetian provinces from their communications. The Austrl- ans had taken Irevano and Valassane.
 The Sicilians are much in dread of the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty, and contend for an Independant Government.
 In Spain political affairs am in great agitation, and revolution is momentariiy expected. A letter which Lord Palmers- ton had addressed to the Government had been sent back to him with an insult. In Madrid business was completely stagnant
 Portugal is also on the eve of revolu- fion, and the Queen is abont abdicating in favor of her son.
 There are deplorable accounts from Ba- den, which resisted the entrance of the troops of the Confederation. Gen. Ga- dern was shot dead by the pebeky; bloody conflict easued, which was followed by a dreadful slaughter of the citizens. Vienna was tranquil. .ut1f sinei iaa .ise ''ats gtssoE-4l Markets. ' fio
 The Liverpol market is firm. Consols sS2. Wheat has advanced Is. per quarter. Flour unchanged. Corn 25 sos. z. CoTroS.-Fair Uplands, Al ; Fair Mo- bile, 4a Fair New Orleans, At. The sales of the week ending Friday, the 2sth, amounted to 37, 900 bales. ,i : Sugar and Molasses had advanced in price. Lard had also improved. Rice, owing to the unpronising state of the weather, was firmer. Lard 15 a IT 6. Provisions had declined.
 In Manchester and Yorkshire, there was an improved feeling in Cotton Man. ufactures. f4
 tHsii} NEW YORK, May ls. F1hesteamer has not yet arrived.
 The Cotton market is firm at prices as last quoted.
 Flour, Genesee, $6 75. Rice $3 50. Corn 55. a4
 ga9da1J BALTIMORE. May 13.
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DIR. LARzETTI's JUNO CORDIAL, OR PRO.
 CREATIVE ELMER.

CREATIVE ELMER,
 For both male and femae-prescribed as an eilrctual restorative in cases oi debility, impolency or barrenness. and all irregular Ities of nature. 1t is all that it prote>ses tu be, viz: Natures grand restorative and re medy for those in the married slate with out offspring. It has been used with com pete success by some o the first families in this city, and proved itself to be boon, which has been the caiise of blessings of priceless value, by acting as restorative 10 remedy these inexplicabe irregularities of nature, the existence of which renders the married state barren waste and void of happiness. For chronic cases of Leu- corrhua and other complaints of this na- turc, il is rertaln cure.
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N Otice..

TTyHOS. P. DALE is my duly authorized \ Agent during my absence from thIs State All who are indebted 10 me by note or account will pleane call on him and set tie. VIM. PRICE.
 May ?, 1S4S. IS 5t
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LoNGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN pAS-

LONGLEE GREAT WEsIEkN INDIAN PAN-
 AGEA.
 1st. For colds and Feverish feelings and preventing Fevers.
 2d. For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious affections.
 Sd. For Diorrhea Indigestion and loss oi appetite.
 1th. For costlveness in females and males, and Nervous complaints 5lh. For Stomachaleciions, Dyspepsia, Piles. Rheumatism, gc.
 THE GREAT POINTS are, il is not bad To take, never gives PAIN, and never leaves one COSTlVE ]!
 For all these things il is warranted une- quaIled aud all who do not fad it so may lelurn the bottle and get their moIey. Comstock & Co.,. Proprieiors, 59 Poy dras>sl., New Orleans.
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,ALL ANp LooK BEFORE You auY ELsGwnuae
WETuMpKA

Saddle ;nsd Ea;rness Factory. FsYHi undersigned, thankful for past Ia. II vots, would inform his friends and the public generally, that he still continues al his old stand, one door south of the Market House. at the sign of the gill saddle, where he will Manufacture saddles, Brides. liar ness, Medical Wallets, and various other articles in his line, of the very best materi- als, and al Trlces as low as they can be nur- chased at any other place in the south.- Also good assortment of ready made work of his own manufacture on hand, winch will De sold very low for cash.
 Also, he has good assortment of Stii- rups. Bits, Rings, Saddle Trees. Birdie and Harness Trimmings. Coach Lace, and various other arlclrs usually kept in sim liar establishments.
 Repairing done dt short notice and mod eraie prices. All work warranted 10 do good service.
 A large assortment of Coach, Buggy, Wagon and Nesro Whips.
 SAMUEL CARNOCHAN.
 Wetumpka, March l3, ls4S, lily.