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Senator Fish.

This gentleman who has just been
elected 10 the United States Senate in the
place of Daniel ). Dickinson, belongs To
the Seward and Greeley school of poll
lies, or as they are called by way OF dis
tinction, the Woolly Heads. lie is bold
and bitter whig and abolIronlsI, opposed
10 all the leading measures oi the Com
promise Acl, and IN favor OF still further
agitation of the slavery question with all
lis disastrous results. The administration,
or compromise wing uf The wing parry.
known as The Silver-Greys, fought under
the guidance and protection of lhe powers
at Washington, and might have defeated
his election if they had been given that
support they were promised; but weak
and imbecile as the administration is. they
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FGRAHAM's MAGAZINE for Apri

EGRAHAM's MAGAZINE for April.
comes to us embellished in the most beau
tiful manner and its columns are filled
with choice literary reading matter, en-
tirely original. A more superb engraving
than the italian Girl we have never
seen. The sketch Of the Home of Mil
ton is. no doubt, true TO nature. The
style of Wedding dresses so we'll iilustra-
ted in the fashion plate, is Of the very kind
that we would recommend TO all ladies',
desi.ous of appearing TO advantage upon
so importantan occasion. The January,
February, and March numbers have been
kindly forwarded 10 US, and they are real
Gems, such as every lady should have In
her parlor. No person of taste should
hesitate to subscribe for this elegant mon
thly periodical. Grace Greenwood, Mrs.
Sigourney, Mrs. Embury. Mrs. Jos. G.
Neal, Mrs. Stephens, and others are the
lady contributors to this Magazine, and
Henry w. Longfellow, w. Cullen Bryant
G. P. r. James, Geo. ID. Prentice, Robl
II. Conrad. Henry w. Herbert. J. Fenni-
more Cooper, FL. Hastings Weld, It. S.
Arthur, t. Bayard Taylor and many 9th
ers are the gentlemen contributors. These
names are sufficient 10 recommend this
publication for patronage. Read prospec
tus published in another column. Terms
three dollars year, and subscriptions re-
ceired at our office.
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Hon. Job Mann.

The above named gentleman has been
the able representative in Congress from
this district, composed of Westmoreland,
Cambria and Bedford counties, for the
past four years, and al former period,
represented the district COM posed of Cam
bria, Somerset and Bedford, for two ears.
His term of Office expired on the 4th
March, and we are panied TO say that for
the next term the Big District" is to be
represented by Wing.
Mr.. Mann, during the period he has
been member of Congress, has by his
strict adherance and unfalering devotion
10 the doctrines of the democratic party.
made himself deservedly popular in his
district and thr oughout the State, and in
returning to his home is conscious of
having done his duty 10 the party, to the
country and 10 his constituents. Like a
true democrat and republican he supper
ted the Compromise measures of the late
Congress, believing tha; the passage of
those measures would bind together the
States and the people in a bond of union,
that would resist the attacks of all fanati-
cal abolitionists and ultra disuniouists, and
be the means of restoring peace and har-
mony to our much beloved country. He
was emphatically the friend of the soldier,
and we know of many who esteem and
honor him for his successful efforts in
their behalf.
He was and is the friend of humanity.
and therefore introduced bill. December
3lst ls49, for the abolition of fiogging in
the U. S. Navy, "a law that certainly was
more honored in the breach than in the
observance,) which is as follows:
Whereas, by an act of Congress. enti-
tied ''an act for the government of the
Navy of the United States" passed I'd
March, l779-Sec. l., Art. 3-Seamen
and Marines are allowed 10 be fogged Tor
certain offences. if The Captain should
think proper, which by the 4lh article OF
the same act IS limited TO twelve lashes on
the bare back with cat. o. nine-tai's
And Whereas, Public sentiment. hu-
manity, and every principle of repu ubIican-
ism and justice demand that such bar
barous law should be stricken from our
National Statute Book: Therefore,
BE IL Resoiued, That the Committee
on Naval Affairs be instructed TO inquire
into the expediency of reporting bill re-
peaIing that part of said act of Congress
authorizing the hogging of American Sea-
men, and providing, if necessary, some
other mode of punishment better adapted
10 civilization and the age in which we
live.
A bill in substance same as the above
passed Sept. 3. 1850 by vote of 81 TO 30.
MIR. Mann was one committee of nine
appointed TO examine into and report upon
the "Galphin Claim" by the allowance
of which Mr.. Secretary Crawford made
for himself about ninety thousand dollars,
and when the report was read in the
House, Messrs. Mann, Disney and Feaih-
erson, submitted the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That the claim of Georse
Galphin was one that the United States
was under no obligation TO pay prior 10
1.-The passage of the act of 1913. which au-
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Tell us, national Wings! tell US. men
OF all parties! Would YOU not rather
belong TO the heroic Democracy that defied
ianailcism and couried defeat in New
Hampshire, and that has oyerthrown abo-
litlon in the Massachusetts Legislature,
than 10 march under The flag which can
only be made permanently triumphant
when the whole fabric of our government
is Observation-Disclosures.
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(why we almost neglected iD delicious
egg nogg. and their course, no matter how
objectionable, will inevitably be sustained.
For the f'co seats SO politely rendered as.
thanks are due. and for the many expires.
sions of high regard, that were shovered
upon the officers at the second organiza.
tion of the meeting, they request US TO re.
turn their heartfelt obligations. We hope
to witness during our life many such plea.
SAINT assemblages as this has been.
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House of Refuge.

DR.. Thomas G. Bunting. of Philadel-
phia, has our thanks for copy of .'The
twenty-third Annual Report Of the Board
OF Managers of The House of Refuge, -
f.om which we make the following extracts:
The number of white children receive d
during the year 1850 was LIZ boys, Al
girls. Total, 2l9
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SOn our outside page will be found
an interesting memoir of the life of Chief
Justice Gibson. of Carlisle, and descrip-
ton OF the two great Irish orators, Curran
and Grattan. and other entertaining mat
ter, which should be read attentiyely.
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~ The following excellent article we
copy from The PhIiadelphia Argus" d
new Democratic paper that is deserving
of the confidence of The party, and the
latter part of il we take 10 be The ground
upon which every American Democrat
car stand, fully impressed with The belief
that, 1t is more honorable 10 he defeated
serving his country, than To be victorious
with principles that threaten It's deslruc-
ton.
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IThe Conferees of Fulton and Bed
ford counties, have decided on Monday,
May 5Ih, as the time for holding the Con-
ference, atthe Washington Hotel. Bedford
This is entirely satisfactory to The Confer
ees from this county.
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EUROPEAN NEWS!
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PRlyKLIN
ONE WEEK LATER
New YORK, March

The steamer Franklin left Cowes On
the Sth, and arrived off Sicily Island on
the 9,h. where she saw the U. ). mail
steamer Washington, bound for South.
ampton.
The Liverpool Cotton market of the
9Th closed tame, aud in some instances
decline of had been submitted to.
Stocks were quiet and prices sta ionarY.
The Manchester market was less active
and the laIe advance was nlt re ddIly paid.
The Ministerial crisis is over, and the
the old ministry has been reorganized
The Katfir war al the Cape of Good
Hope is fully confirmed
Owing 10 the inability of Lord Stanley
to form Proleciionisl Ministry. The Duke
OF Wellington advised The recall OF Lord
John Russell and his associates. Lord
John has assumed the Premiership, and
there is Likelihood OF no Change i'm the
Ministry.
The PAPal aggression. it is said. will
undergo rigorous modifica ms. A new
budget IS Id be brought Out aud it is prob.
able thai Lord Aberdeen, Sir James Ora.
liam aud others will coalesce with the
Ministry.
LIVERPOOL, March Z.
The Cotton market during the week
has been without material change The
sales amount 10 $3.50 bales. There has
sermed, during The past two days, to have
been an incre ised quantity offered, which
has operated III favor of The buyer, but the
difference IS slight. Previous quotations
are easily realized, and in some instance:
a decline of ! had been submitted TO-.
Holders, however, are generally firm.
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Total,

Remaining in The institution January l.,
1851, ls9 boys and 55 girls, all of whom
are taught reading, writing, arithmetic,
geography, history, &c. The earnings of
the white department during the year were
S6.426,s7; and the expenses incurred for
board, provisions, clothing. &C., 81 $685.
Is. The boys are employed in the man
uiacture of razor strops, Gaming seats for
chairs, and book-biuding. The girls are
employed in the usual domestic avocations
The number of colored children received
during The year 1850 was lO3 boys, As
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THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1851

TTnE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
<~lstion of Gny paper published in this county
-Gnd as Gdusrt,sing sheet of~rs superior
inducements 70 merchants and business men
generally. Those desirous of making use Of
AHA medium for extending their business caa
do 50 By either sending their notices direct, or
through the foll0w,ng agents.
John Grouse, Esq, Johnsto,cn.
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q We regret 10 learn that Judge Burn
sides died on Tuesday evening s5th inst,
at Germantown.
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ga correspondence has been forwar-
ded us from Harrisburg, signed Duguesne.
but as the writer has not favored us with
his real name, we must decline its publ
cation.
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~ Col. Forney of the Pe2nsylvanian,
than whom there is no more eficien:
democrat and able political writer in the
the election TO the us. Senate, of Judge
Wade. Free Soil Whig from The Stale
OF Ohio, and the National position of the
democracy IN New Hampshire, says:
Democracy in New Hampshire -Whiggery in
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
DIRECT TRADE.

FTHIiE Subscribers have made arrangements TO
4 Import and are constantly receiving
iror, Ffance and Engiand Hennessy. Dicky
Jones. Otsr.l Dnpay q. 10, Alex Seignetir " 70.
aud other London Dork and Cognac Bfandes, which
they osaf or safe al fair market rates, either from
their Store 81 from Government bonded Warehouse
They arc also Importing Madeira lVHes OF tneol
and medium grades, from the celebrated House Of
Newton Gordon, Cossart q CO. of Madeira; Cham,
paane Wine from thewell known House Of Bouchct
Els Il Dfonet, France end superior Holland
Gin prepared expressly for We Englis. market, from
liverpool.
The above arliciesafe guaranteed Pnre, 70 be Of
onr oci. importation, and superior to similar articles
purchase.lsin any Of the Eastern markets.
share Of business from the interior Of orr State
IL solicited hi strengthen osin oar cndeavor to es-
tablishat Mobile, d regular House for direct Mipof-
sftion of Wines and Isqnors Of all kinds, wuere
n,gfchants can have their orders filled without the
necessity 81 calling On New York on Boston OF any
other Easterncity We pledge ourselves d the pub
lie ii return for their patronage thatonr terms shah
be reasoBahle prices the same AZ those athe North,
and our goods the best that can be procured in Tie
European markets.
III the rctasl department of oar business, we are
preparedto loFders ioreyefy description 81 Wines,
slraudies, Gin, Ale. Porter, Cider. &C. by the gal
lon, or dozen, Al the lowest possible prices and as
our motto is Satisfaction TO onr customers or no
salsn We feel certain, tbathaving once given us a
trial, we shall secure permanent custom.
WOLFF s. co.
Wholesale and Resraii Deal6ars
II Wines and Liquors
SIS Commerce St, Mobile, Ala
April 20, 1851 ni2-bM.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Lorndes Couafv.
Lrndss COunil

10 81 persons karing claims sgsiRst ihs Estate 4
JONATHAN DECIiERD, DscS
V7OU are hereby notified to present your claims
u duly proksted and allowed according 10 law, 70
the Clerk Of tie Probate Court Of said comfy, to be
filed for examination and superintendent BY the FIRST
Monday In Seaasmbef, A. y. 1889, ar they will be
bared saides having been duly declared insoseni
- Wiisess, the lion. Nathaniel F. Goodwin,
4. S. Judge Of The Pfalale Court Of said county,
$ - The Isl Monday 81 Seplcmbeg, A D. 1851.
issaed Seslembef 9Th Al iehl,
DANIEL Wilt AMS. cLK.
Sep.eo,bsr IS. III I-saA .[ps +. $27
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OrTLEY 4 STAIN.
SonLh SIZE of Nam SNcef,

NONh Stde o. NAN DNfff,
CLD SrsxD OF WEAVER, MrILIS 81 Co.
raSliE undersigned have formed coparlnership
4 uudcr the above style, Tor the purpose Of con-
Quoting Mercantile Business in the Dry Gopds
line, al The above well known old stardwhere they
have on hand ,reilselscied dssortmennf
STA PLE d FANCY DRY GOODS.
with Reads made Clothing, lfffapare d Queens
rare, Sdddterg dc.
We invite ourfrends and the public 10 give nsa
call and examine our stock as wcliave no doubt 81
being able to itthem IN Goods and pfices. A
JOHN X. OTrLEY,
PETER STARK.
Columns. July 18th. 1850. 2-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
Nj Ei,ICAL.

nE. SULLIVAN Is still Al his OH stand on MARKET
- Street, assisted BY his son, J. w. SrshLMAS,
one Or bath 81 whom may IL general be found ~
their office except wien professionally absent Or az
tending to other necessary business.
We have on hand an assortment Of such Medi-
cines as families generally need in mild forms ui dis.
ease, OF in the incipent stages Of other diseases
which may require medical ssissc. Long experience
Il, tie Soulb, general success aid rioss attention, n
the guarantee oiItred 10 All who may callfor medical
mid
Columbus, Miss, July ~, S5l-n2-6m,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
T.nnl for Sale.

gY,ie undersigned offers is sals distract Of land "
iar in Monroe euunty inthe fork Of The h,sny ano
6a,,sha,cl,s rivers containing about 100 acfes The
ss.ses II he DESIRES can divide Il into three tracts.
4 \. 40 acres cleared with crops of cutn fodder, oats
sn cet.en alsn the stock Of hogs cows and sheep aud
sIstAe plantation tools or implements attached O be-
l,.so thereto Those wishing % purchase will please
r a. he oEss great bargain, and VIII sell lower Than
r sa,ns can be Purchased elsewhere beng determined
:, ~ .sgI JAMES GAY.
81 c sll, sept 18Th. 1851 .-+la 81.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
NOTICES

THE undersigned viii give liberal rewards oany
onewho wiz give n Al II. Snliihor partner, 1t o.
Iunbns such information ais wiz lead ID conviction
any person 81 persons for respassng upon his lands
ln luwndes Of Noxubee counties) BY cutting basket
wood and board timber, and by carrying away light
wood.
Most Of these lands are valuable FOR their timber
whilst some OF them would be OF no value without
evil complained Of can and viii be
allowed no longer.
Persons wishing this timber can se accommodated
BY purchasing the land, which can be had on reduced
terms. i2-lt--sw--iy. JNO. PERKINS,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
PIANO roRTES
FOR SALE.

TUST received direct from NJ York splendid
81 Rose wood Pianos. which will be sold low for
cash Hiqeifc az the Furniture Ware-Room
kept by J. WOMRLSDORFF. Also good ass ut.
menl Of Cabinet rufnituse, consisting Of Bureaus
Wardrobes, Bebsteads Of all kinds, Washstands
Tables, Chairs, Looking.glasses, Mattresses, nc
N. B. The undersigned wcud also most respect
fully inform the CITIZENS OF Columbus and the vicn
ty that he will discharge the daties Of undertaking
with neatness and despatch, whenever called upon.
JEROME NOMELSDORFF.
April 10. 1881. nie-6mos
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
DISSOLUTION.

YHSHE ccpartnership heretofore EXISTING between
II ErdsnA Scutt and STErHgs q. IsErcHgn has
been dissolved in consequence the decease Of the
former. tho brooks of the old concern, together
With athe notes and accounts due the same. are 10
Tie hands If the undersigned, who acme u aninor-
lxed ID settle the same AIIpcrsons indebted ID The
late firm arc requested ID come forward and make
settlement.
STEPHEN q. LETcHER.
HpriIsi2. 1851. nst-tf
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Groceries nrOccriCs.
UADEN ii READ.

hhhOEN ~ - - -
Market Street, CofumtisSi Hias.
ETayE On hand large lind Observation-Disclosures
II ment or GEiOC EKiES, to.wits
Brown, clarified, crushed, powdered and Loaf su.
CARS.
Java and Rio Coffee.
Molagses, New Orleans Syfnps and Rice.
Pepper, Ginger, Aispicc, Saeratps, kctrhups and
Pickles.
Imperial and Gnnpowder Teas;
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nnlnegs Crackers;
Mustard, Lemon Syrup and Dried Fruit;
Sperm and Star Candles, Soap and StarchI
Ironand Steel, Nails, CASTINGS;
Wine, Brandy, Rum, Whisky;
Powder. Shot andlead
And they win kecpon hand tlcbest Family Flnur
Corn Meal. Bacon, and every article IN the grocery
lIue--wiih Chewing and Smoking 1nbncec, tand
hegars- All 81 which will be sold low for CASH.
Theywill buy, Of make liberal advances on cotton
eoft. nov. 80, 1850 22--tft
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-NOT.ICE.

NNARCUS w. Cage II our authorized agent
lVA Those who are indebted % Weaver, AInlln 4
Co, Columbus. will Ind their notes and accounts Il
his hands Any one hayingelams gainst as will
pIeane pFesentthem 81 ~ Cage
WI. B. WEAVER.
JOHN 81. MULI8IN.
Columbus, Nov l 9, 1850 2--tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-20
Law Notice.

TtFIf, ronartncrstp herctYss existing between A.
E'I,ovkir Ii q. RI Crusoe Iii i bern dissolved q.
h. Crasoe wilIcontinuo TO practice Iii the GonfiA
Of Lowndes and the adjoining counties, aud the Sp.
preme Court at Jackson, and also in the Circuit
Courts Of Plckenscounty. Alabama.
Al. BOYISiN. &
CIR. CRUsOE.
\ May 8, is5l--nl6-ti.
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NHw GOODS.

r. fsszHls4
TIE undersigned bcs icsge 10 call tlle ata
lcplon ri t4e citizens d cosnstbug ADD tbs adloln'
lng country, N tlieir stpSk y
srArLE AND EAS GOODS,
ronprisiug nlmoat every aslcla II iIlAt 'lsiss
Silks. RARRGa:ss. HluSLINs, fsassxsl
t;ihshams caIicOrs, l.ases and l.dgires and aIllt
nov and fashionable esyls Dress baodsz
Brown aud Bleach i Cotton Goods utneets width
and quality; Cotlouaaef Nankins, Cotton aud Linen
Coatinxs, and Eools fuf fulhineF wgap
fisli rIhon, lMbIr apa llrvwn Linen rapklns. lin.
tn SilQeshga, ri III ana IL III vide SIil Woss'ed
ana Cotton Hose and idli Gloves iits, Hand
krrchrts Crayatp, suApoulcfA and articles Tor the
Toilet, ID great variety Also, large stock d new
and fashionable ready made Clothing. Cbohs' Cassls
nscres, ard ycsrse, Boot ard Shoess Sallft} Ch.-
ma, HlaAr, Stone W.t Silver BfissRtia. and Hard.
ware. Jewelry Watches, ctr, ctrs
Tlie alioye WITH their full assortment n Tcpls Cir
plantation Blankets Kesseye, Llnsesa ,Uanaburg
lrool Hat, &c they olIsr n ADJ more particularly
10 those 70 whom tey are irder 80 Dbiigations
fur their liberal patronage Tot years pasi.
"A. Isl AIpSu Nd co.
sf-reha3, 1850. ;lHtll
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L1v Err =
STA 800 BE

YTyTiE subscriber would iniosm his friends and the
public generally, that he has taken the entrr
control Of those well.known LIVERY STABLES.
formerly OCCUPIED BY Cady & Ridley, on Markets.,
south q The aColunnbus iioteL lie has enlarged
and otherwise Improved his Stables, SO that be -
now prepared to accommodate any number fhorses
that may he eft with him ina style unsurpassed BY
aay establishment Of the kind west Of Mason and
Dxon's line, lie keeps constantly on hand for
hire Saddle Hnrsrr, Carriages, Duggies, SC, The
most superior quality Fromhs long experience in
the business and great desire TO give perfect salts
faction to his customers he hopes TO receive lib
eralshare Of patronage
His terms are the same as heretofore
Horse and Baggy, per day, 70 "
Saddle Horse per day, ~
Hoys and Buggy per day, 3 eO
ITprse al Lieerg per month, AZ %
per pesk, op
per day, q
Hrse rer ngl, ~
I" siagts feed ~. $3.50 =
6lolurnbas, Miss, May II, ls5l-n46-iy.
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JOIiN lNRAN Is onfcclioMer.

JOHN aFIe AN ISL O Tee ilOllers
WHOLESALE AND RE1'Aif.,)
ETAS removed hls Confectionery Store 70 'rayidr
IN a. dcCaglhy' old stand III, Malnstfect, where
be will be ready 70 serve his former customers and
s'thc rest Of maflnd' --oi course mol forgetting
the Ia Dll,S--wlth every thing that u good and
choice Ia fila line.
lid keeps constantly cn handa large and well-sf-
lcccd stock, smIlay III flat which hs has been i0r
he last two ycars, furnishing u the liberal public 81
Columbus and vicinity. Re gets such d bis At
tclcs o. arc not manufactured BY himself. from tic
first hands III Mobile and be warrants them M 20 be
prime, and such A. win suit TIE TASTE 81 every GUS
TONER. Ilc II prepared h furnish every thing iii Mi
line at tie very lowest pflccHsAld always setYcd IA
III tile best style.
Among the articles which lie Aeeps pnlani fnsns
ufActured BY himself, 81 which 30 Ii constantly 81.
cciying from Mobile, are the solleNins
plaln and riMe Candies,
SugarPlums, siugsramonds, cosiandqf Pearl Can,
dy FIahes. Birds and Riders, CafdiaI Drops, t'0Ft
Wine. strawberry Dunchess Currant Jelly Rats
ms, Curranta, Figs, Dates. Cltronas Prunca, Urau-
ges, Lemon, appIeA, pfeEeryes, Grapes, afnonds,
Filberls, Vainuts, Cream do, peaans, Sheled al.
monds, Cocoa Nuts, SardDes, Lemon syrup,
Champagne, and other kiuds Of Winel ale mid
best London Porter, asst Pickles mixed %, white
pepper Sauce: together with All kindso III
FIRE Iv0RKH
lie also keeps On hand good snppsycF
FRESH OY6TERS
which willbr served up NJ short noiceslnanF style
to snit the taste Of those who are fond Of that telis
cous shell FISH.
And he will be prepared N dte aeason. 70 FURNISH
biz customers with the best prepared and richest
favored
EUD U@HATDa
LUNCH win DO served Up teo order ai Al hofh
Orders from Mercbaiitsand Planters vii be pnilr.
tiially attended to-
mr. Call Il FaAMs CosEvcfios an aiauy hOnI
andtreatypurseigcst the good tlnpgs oi liles
ian 26~ly
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i 3. PITCHES

s. 8. FITCHE'S
TNVALUAB y Medicines ior Coughs, Colds
4 Consumption and Female Diseasc--always On
hand. Alsos bis unFivalled
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
thai has been patented only xmcntIis and has II.
ready been initiated also. his superior
SHOULDER BRAcES.
The only genuine articles are u 81 fonnd Il III
Drug Store q
las. BLAIR Sole Agent.