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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

lung anfjubebet. 2ls er in ben Saal cin9ctreten,
fanO &c bic beiScn Stubtrenpen s.. unp N. auf Der
WisnIur, fcoie metrcre tsreits pcsmaae:!s Stneentsn,
me'@e ourh 3rct Wi!itarsN iiiien,ar,tc uno 1r;tti6e
@sbu'fen perbunecn rurcen. Siste Der 2tnrsIsnesn
Hiatst'n bsim gintrttte bes S6usmanurs purd ras
6enlter, oorr rarfsn ,~penisItene re ShlGoer hort BIZ
naus, anpere iu&ten auf anpersm gBesc li6 gu cntfer.
men. Cine eruse GAIL @6ldssr, lpwie bas ,,yauf.
Seu9" puroe ppliseili& nit Ssi6tas SELECT, lurie re
9tansn elmer Sln;abl Vsr1pnsn tlrd, ben Sd,utmann
~feitssiteat.
= Ncroamsrtfa ideint in Der 3bat ernnli6 ouf
cine Ssieiti9uns bsS Staper 3uueS binSuptrtsn. Gs
ipiiroe unlGn9it auf Gin bsrartiscs Sprbaten in ter
stripping Gazette" auinsrtiam ssmadt, bisie 0ad.
rl9t aber BON anoerer Seite fart an9sfpaten. sic BAT
lseoW 'nipilGen IN elmer 9ambur9er CORRESPONDENT,
Dos nS&pae. Merfurs," bic in bie1sen crientirtrn
&retlen gut a%cerebttirt 1T, ridbaltlpIe SefGttsuua &c.
f%unren. Ncrbansrita seist mad benz Tultne, Sisic.
nt9e Weadt gu tperSer, pelde Suerlt bic @6raufsn Der
S@thfabrt nuf Der unteren gltc purbtra6 unb bic
Ter Stuln' ftebt in 70 fern auf isincr Settle, ais sas
grtpile9tum bes Staoer 3oles bis6er in Der Nroris
unan9efcAten blieb.
9Gtbelber8 Z. Suit. ltnlere llniueritat bat
bsute abernals burd ben Sob eineu ais Wenlh urb
@elebrtcr aus8eSetaneteu Wann ~Yerturen. Gs Iarb
namlld Der 9rof. Sr. NGtb. gr 9ebGrte, wte Gin i6in
soreers'9an9ener college. @rcf. Or. &crtim, Der ptiz
lplcpbilhen Saeu(tat an.
: Sn Gtsleben Bat am Ia. Stunt Der Sp6mGrbiae
Stlhrf BON 9aberbpru in Der bort nruerliantereu
&irde pas beitise Satralnent Der Sirnuus ~aeIsenpet.
Us mar bieS lsit 425 Sa9ren Der erRe Yil6uf nteSer
'psIder in ienen @auern etn3cs,. unp Gle erlte Wru-
SeNlic,,, Die felt bret SaDr9uuperten in bsnr G,eburts.
crt satbers ltattsefunoen bate mad ~berIelten &c,
9lettete bic 9slneince ben Sberbtrten mad SauIe unS
tebrte unter ben SutsltDueu rrs ,,G,rceer @ptt, mir
loben Did" CUR Stride 3uriid.
: lleber baS In 3irt4 ltattinreuSe arpse eipoe,
nDifife Sanscrfet teridtst hie burtiee ,8reitaaS,
3eituu9":
Der 5eitsruB, NIT hem Der felgsbrnre Gerein tga
6eitius %empfanst, 1T vcn @ottiriep 8sler sepidtst,
rrtO fcmppnirt BON @iI9elm Saumsartner. Differ
&snner urtbetl 9eet etnltimmis pa9in, bab btcIe t&sn,.
petition ein lobes @teiltsrpert Der &un1 1T, uuo bas
Scrr Saum9artner, Der ais 2icrcrtompcn;1 font I'M.
utertrefltd, bicsmal Die fir anrcre AZ itwsre 9luf.
sats gelbit uno ihA ieltlt iitertrpden Babe; mir Iinp
~ibfr5euat. cn6 bic Birfuns rtsiss 0,eIanses ems arps.
artisc leim mirp. 9as ld6ne @sbi6t Sellers it isbt
lton III piclcn t%aulenc grsmplarrn prrbreitrt. unb es
raler feiae Snpisfretipn nebr, rs mitsut6,tlen. Der
Otdtsr ldbt ben felt9rbenprn &crein ingcu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

SStr Iatcn bod im SsrNrepisr
Nen &anneniralo gebaurn,
Draue Guh IN mciG uuO rptbcr Bier
Das Wanper3elt gu bauen.
perctn, paS nun pie 6aae fa6t,
- ShptiNrtinp, IN reutlher SAT
Qno nte'S i'm Ser9raIp tilhn %ertlana.
gdbt raulAen Bier ben MGunerIano
Die Srauen 9lplsr itrieen milp.
Sett mir suleBt 9%cIun9sn;
"a ut Der 6retbeit Silterlhilp
Oar bell unp rein erfiunaeu!
gSir fe9rteu Elm in's eiane Sers,
Va lost li6 iecer 0rcl unp Samer,,
d bate ii6 Die Sreu selpNnt,
Der Stats, Der itlt i'm Manne pobntl
GS marp 9eratGcn, marp ssbrout
Nuf oter Serren @aHen;
Dob Ssper t9at pa till unp laut,
Sbas CT niht fonnte laIen!
yin Wiebrer leines 9teihs III lein,
0itntt lid Der Surf i'm tlut'4en S6ein
Ntr mebrten MIR i'm Seimatlarp'
Den WenlGennfrtb nit reirer Sanb,
Grbstt Gle Stimmen frpb UNI 6ea,
Jttngt um peS 9reile5 Sdaale!
Damn iebt Gu6 an BEN @urpurquea,
Sin9t aterlnals beim Ma9te!
llnr iin9t: Gas Qanp lit eben rett.
So Mot gu gut unO nidt sul6ledt,
So nidAt ,u 9rpB uno niht III flein.
I'm p'rin Gin freier Mann ,u lein
Nie CRIME Au'n i'm 5irmcnl6nee
Jn alter Belt perl6wunpen,
60 fat nod jepr5 Sclt pa5 9Se6
Ges GnSeS aud empfunten
0c3 trcBen mir benz llntrrsana
Nch lan9eGin nit Sang unp &lanam
9tpA Aaltsn mir au5 eis'ner Saup
Did hpA emppr, 0 9aterlanb!
Sdlnb iinO nod @ulo-Sprtrase YUn ,pre
Sertinen anaefiinpi9t, Die ySarmpui
'pn 9aris urtp Der uSanssrbunb" Son @trag
ssbterer iinst elm Seranser'i6es 2iep, pelIe,
sung mir 9eten, neil Der 3nbalt De3el6nen
S0nt9tn Der Belt, 0 6rantrei6, 0 mein Ga
erbebe bctne narbenDple Stirn. Die 6obr
9ebrc@er, bod parum nidt iGr 2u6,
ten Nu9en befrdt, = Oils bas G6tflal t6r
perG6Rnte. ais aus beinen 6anbsn ba
%snttel, ietbf pann nod lasten bstu
Gbre Den S6bnsn 6ranfret6s!
G. Ao,S k;Id,a N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

on each side were delineated orchards fuIl Of
trees, the branches Of which were of pre-
cious stones, representing fruit, ripe and uu.
ripe on the tops Of the trees were seen fis-
| urss Of pumage birds, particularly the pea
cock, the staub and kurges. All these birds
were followed within artificiaily, SO as to
occasionally utter thousand me.odious
sounds, such As the ear Of mortals never be-
fore heard On the first step were define
sted vine branches having punches of
grapes, composed Of various ceIors-of pnr-
pie, violet, green, and red-so a. to render
the appearance OF real fruit. On the second
step, on each side of the throne, were Two
lions, OF terrible aspect, large as life, and
formed Of cast gold.
The nature Of this remarkable throne was
such that when Solomon placed his foot up
OIL the first step the birds spread forth their
wings. and made a huttering noise in tn.
air. On his uching the second step the l..
ens expanded their claws, on h. reaching
the third step the whole asssmblage Of de-
mons, and fairies, and men, repeated the
praise Of the Deity. When he arrived AZ
the fourth step voices were heard addressing
him in the following manner - Son Of Da-
yid be thankful for the blessings which the
Almighty has bestowed upon thee" The
same was repeated on his reaching the fifth
Step. Dn his touching the sixth all the
children of Israel Joined them; and on his
arrival at the seventh, and the throne, the
birds and animals became in motion, and
/ ceased not until he had placed himself on
the royal scar, when the birds, lions, and
other animals, by secrc. springs, discharges
shower Of most precious perfumes on Solo
mon; after which two Of th. kuryes de-
scend.d and placed the golden crown upon
his head.
Before the throne was a column Of bur-
nished gold, the top Of which was a gold
en- dove, which held in its beak a volume
bound in silver. In this book were written
the Psalms OF David, and the dove having
presented it TO the King, he read aloud a
portion of it to the Children Of Israel. 1t is
further rslated that on the approach Of
wicked persons to the throne the lions were
wont to Set up terrible roaring, and to lash
, their tails with violence; the birds also bs-
/ gan to bristle up their feathers, and the as
/ sembly Of demons and genii to utter hor.id
! cries; SO, for fear OF them no one dare be
guilty Of falsehood, bu, oil confessed their
crimes. Such was the throne Of Solomon,
the son Of David
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

The description which we here give to our
readers was translated by Capt. W. Franklin
from Persian manuscript entitled beet al
Makuds," or a History Of Jerusalem, and
will be found in the first volume of the
"Ori.ntal Collections" To the Mason it
NAV be interesting, As giving some id'a OF
the exaggerated splendors which Eastern
irn.eination throws around all that relates to
onr ancient Grand Master. The real mason
knows that the true throne Of King Solomon
was Divine wisdom.
"The sides of it were pure gold, the feet
of emerald and rubes, intermixed VIII
ncarl,. eacn of which was as large as an os-
tr;ch's egg. The throne had seven steps;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

A most interesting and important paper
was lately read before the New York His
torical Society by the Librarian Mr.. Geo. Ii.
Moore, which proved, we understand, be-
beyond question, that Gen. Lee, Of the Rev.
o.1tion, was bold and we'll nigh successful
conspirator against Washington and the
liberties of his country. The matter is left
10 longer in doubt, and that which has
seemed strange and doubtful in his conditi-
on-iS fully explained.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

CHERRIES PRESERVED BY BuRIAL.-I once
employed man to eXcavate a portion Of an
old strawberry bed, in order to sink = well
some three or four feet below the surface
Tie found several cherries, plump, round,
bl,ck, feshy, ahd still retaining sweet ia
vor. How long they may have lain there |
know not Certainly the ground has not
been disturbed for four years.-LonGon
Gardener Chronicle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

A friend of ours says that he is growing
weaker and weaker every day. He's got SO
now that he can't raise a five dollar bill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

"My dear SIR" said q candidate accosting
q study wag on the cay of election, 81 am
sisa%o see you" -
"You need not BEL have voted!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

kman turned his son out of doors lately,
because he wouldn't pay his house rent. A
shrinking instance of pay-rent-al affection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
Wagon Mandatory.

FUNHE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to h
i public their past very liberal patronage and nov
takes occasion say that he has enlarged and newly
fitted up his Wagon Shop, at his old stand on Columbus
St. and is prepared to make and finish the most com
pete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market
lie that sensible person shall be troubled
with any eobdrrGssnent in deciding upon the supe
riority of lis Wagons He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which to mslead the pub
lie but relies upon the native timber of the great north
Having taken the Diploma at the County FaiI
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect, he is pre-
pared to make more of the quality If desired.
WM PALMER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
Millinery and Dress king.
Mrs. (RnlSrN

ID ESPECTFULIY informs the ladies' OF Ottawa and vi
Ii cinty that she has taken the rooms over Daniel
Leahy's Boot Store Madison ST. few doors west Of
Columbus, Ottawa where she soliCts orders in all that
pertains the Millinery Trade in the line Of Dress
Making, Cuttinx, Fitting a.. Her stock of Millinery
Goods has selected with much and will be
found superior. Having had thorough instruction and
experience III the business confident Of being able
to give perfect satisfaction. juus.-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
THE NEW YORK BAKERY
IsY WHEELER & ~IyIPSON

g1E undersigned would ctfuy irfcrrn tbs nh
4 bitant. Of OTTAWA and vicinity that ilrey nov
prepared furnish The choicest vafiey ef Crackers,
such Batter soda, Lemon. Boston Oyster Ab"ruetha
a Wa,er Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes. Brown Bread,
Pes &c. &c. in good variety Confectionery, of the
choicest selection. constantly on hand. All ..Gs 81
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to cTder.
The suh -rters having spared pains ucr expense n
fitting wagon Tor the convenience and accomuofa-
ton of their customers and the public generally
able furnish auyihu. in their line 70 those who de-
sire Tho-- wishing the New York Wagon to call daily,
Will please their orders the Y. Y Bakery, to
the Post Office.
Ss~-ReIreulher the place. in HoSsack's Block, mex;
door west Of the Meat Market, Main Street. send ia
your orders and they wll receive prompt attention
fseurl ".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
BUSINESS CARDS.
PLEASE LOOK AT THIS!
Carriage Repository.
OTTA Td. HLTNOL>

The Alvord Carriage Manufacturing Company have
just repenshed their stock of Carriages Buggies
from their NdnutIctOry an Connecticut, which makes
US large and fine assortment of Barouches Rockaways
Livery and Business Buggies with Elliptic Spring and
Concord style Also Sliding Seat Buggies Light Spring
Wagons with two seats, &c, all made of Connecticut
timber, by the best mechanics and the
manner-all warranted, which selling very
low prices, To our old customers wish express
our thanks for their liberal patronage and all
that Intend to merit the c-nfdence OF the Public
We have a shop attached to Repository for doing
all kinds of Carriage Eepairr short notice and in
the best Store on Main Street.
Ottawa, July 3, 1855 II. W. JONES, LgeRt.
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Homeopathic PysiciaI and S1TGeer.
once with Dr. William smith, Surgeon Dentist, IN
Walker Hicklings Block, south Of the Court House
Wos,a respectfully the public that he Is permit
~0Ysz Jcca.ef in Ottawa would tender his profes
sionai all those who be nclHed 20 favor
Homeopathy.
He would for tn. benefit - country pract-
tisners that he keeps hand good and reliable stock
Of Medicines and would be happy to furnish them at
prices lower than be obtained anywhere West OF
Chicago.
Pocket Case. Families and Travellers with full di-
rsctisn. for use, continually hand.
Residence OF Fox River, next house beyond X
Therne'a-
P.s DR.. Bates has both ar Alopathic aud Homdopa-
rhir ninIoma jan30
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

ECLECTTC PR1SIJIAN ANU HUKtIEVN:
oMes third door ,rest Of t)ftG,oa Bank Main Street,
OTTAWA. ILLS
R c. would respectfully call the attention OF those
IL suffering Chronic Diseases, particularly SCI O.
fala White Swelling, Sah Rleurl- Eruetsns of the Face
and skn Scald Head Old Sores and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood ,
Also, Deformities, Curvatures ard Diseases OF the
Npne Distortions the Feet, Contracted LIMBS, Stif
Joints, &c-
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle and
vi,h a ancces a. heretofore uneuual>d- ap4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewel Finley, where he intends to carry on me
E always in receipt the quality of American lta-
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head stones Tomb stones
Monuments, Mantes, Furniture &c. AS ne mas some o
sred ha, he can get up anything in his line in superb
or stye together with low prices he feels assured at
he will give ail those who favor him Win er suPP'
entire satisfaction. ,..., 49,,
n b. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, ana
proml .ly attended to- 'A'ih' "i''
March s. 1856.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
MIL Ii \ r. II Y.
MISSES RRJTSIE Il PATTERSON.

"AVE openned new Millinery and Dress Making
Rooms on La Sale St, frs; door s51th o: Russell:
Furniture Depot upstairs, and will keep good sssort
rnent hand at prices suit the times. Ladies please
call.
Bleaching and pressing attended TO. ap3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
DR.. J.C. HATIIEwAY,


Particular attention given to surgery 60,
once in Gibson Brothers new block, La safe
street one door Black Coles Furniture store
1ep7e
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NJ / l. l. 1 \ + l. y .
hRS EARn

DESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Ottawa and
vicinity that she has received her stock of Goods
for Spring Summer trade, and is ready furnish
great variety of Bonnets, Caps, Head Dresses &C. at
prices 20 suit the times.
Basss ett buildng opposite the Mansion Honse nnIn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
OTTAWA STONE YARD
HT
JOHN EGAN.
Cheap bread.

Superior, Street near BdrRdrd's Wagon EstdJiist5se
STONE Quito all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered to ord
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14

TIE subscriber will this day forth sell bread at
three cents for the pound Loaf. or 40 LoAVES FOR
81 Persons by paying 81 get ~ tickets, for which the
bread fresh every morning until the tickets are
all returned
Also svgar Cakes Ginger Cakes, &c, at per do
zen,
Atthe Bakery in Natn-er's Dlcck next to CFryvEE's
Store roc9l-ly.T l.. PIERGUE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-14
n r w MIL LIN r. Il Y.

- He undersigned has opened the above business in
the roons lately occupied by Mrs CRoLEY, over the
Boo. and Shoe Store OF Daniel Leahy, Madison
Street near the Post Office where she will be happy TO
wait on the Ladies and vicinity who will favor
her with their Among her stock viii be found
large and fashionable assortment ef Spring and sum
mer Rounets Grapes, Ribbons Laces, French and Asle
rcan Flowers together with good assortment of Buge
Collars &c &c. [arlGl MISS FlTZGTRALD.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-04

Fine Toilet Soaps.
FINE HAIR & TOOTH BRUSHES, PERFtMERl,
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal uses
Trusse- and shoulder Bmce-.
SCHOOL AND MEDICAL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
Fsncy and Toilet Articles. Window sash, Glass. Putty
oils, Narui.hcs. Dyc-Stufl-, Garden Seeds.
pn-Physcians' Prescriptions carefully compoundeo
An orders correctly filed. and al articles sent war
ruuted genuine, and oftho best quality.
LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS,
always on hand.
Jackson, May 10, 1865. 3l-ly
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d.. James Dispcnsnry,



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n.tH.s rttlaaf M.rafrs H.si.rrr. fifi htsis.sf ~
EIsssre o. ffteais .-im o. H.r ri Now grrst
hsiaeia a cfr gaarugifai rhei riiii1 o. ftana
fI,iiE unparalleled susca. which h a,tealsd thsse
Eemrlrs Bon lli llIts 20 Or lHiei -,iie4 nnd ~.
uUH.l aUr. pronounced ueulihl .y tnu uiust tlui.
uHw pby aF.iHH Iu.Hf.s ur Iu ut.ring tlUtn to ihH
safde vi .Ia q. .ea.ss t.rmei 'Prvtr.' al of which
tHrsD remedies If'.'.i. .I.f 'fi. 'l.tf W.. rhtf
rF.8tlrv. aaeHuitry anl fHrHry ffrfhTl hlrt1r1s,
slltrlhHf s,st l'ratri Al.rfns " i'.Hi1a ioe
I.sts..a .f OBJ. Eft. org fHs fiflHl'al n o. BOB
a. nai kaiaHs E.a.H.lfs. Hrlrao.t,. cfners, ~
-1EpTrHls cured without che use Of Co., Bourio
uf tHF instrument
ot u1se who btfe privately .nt ImrofFr% lWurrd
Hau...tUs .u tnf .rer.t .Ii lgI -1tlIy h8ii which
ruIns Co.'S baby ani mind uniting them 'r tus.nnss
~ a1r.fy fIt cHtfhfHnl bhiH 90 hpl.1eI =
fle II.lelnf afr s.ue Ut ths Htl ani me'lnrhnly
ci"ftf Url.IUH.t PSI UirF 'IIl.H Hl YHHfi was Weak
n.ss N the usck snd limbs. rtn iu tbe lioad p.u-
" we Hrlr, N.v.u.U.s. lrr UifIlff Symptoms n
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| tAh 4trlt 20. 81 t0eiety, -..flI .urt. Love of
tn g... '','. l ~ ~ .'ma af theorl. produced
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l.n. .no.al n.t ~ ~ e,l pa b. JANIS and S. st
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/ Nv lial9 We gNm end drst.lUd cans,1nsn..4 af
Il dHtelV nurnd nud fIll Viaur raaiafal
f.r@irrsuus ru.id.nH out &c rla e.., or connect
fiHt uo Itfsnnit+ lF ewing rHrUrUirra 70 tbaf- III 4.
/ cHso iu ioti0r 1nd enclosing fa III Tsr Is. ti,
/ viii have the Remedies uf disease s.flt H. hi, .l
dress. enclosed ina suhll packing, and c5nrs.. \ f,g
i observation. No communication Noticed ut.l.a. ~
/ cnmrHnYur ihe o., ns .hv numerous elrrspondenrs
Il 90 the u,a.tnr lufhdt
Generalization belt sulcty confidential
NH.irlss ulL JAMFl
i Medical lsneuaarv. 40. So Cuetomhuuse street. B..
/ tween Royal anil bourbon Sew ORLEANS.
i Nar 0risfas Jam is6s l-iy
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JanleS Coming,

Clocks. Watches and 'Iewclry,
80. Iauphu Street, corner 81 Mltgr,
MOBILE. Ala.
I'ut si.", Fine Watches and Jowslry " the --latest
4 style silver spoons, Forks. cups, Fine Gums and
h,.HFiH- PISTOLS Ni'ar Goods. etc. etc.
k-gI- g.-n ga hauI t-'uravo Convex hraz tI.E
~ft' iA'l-i- lu Cold AMI steel Frames now -ty T.
~ .h"-' wishing tp GET 'q1unHe H' f'1 M Nl,
r. ii'.s lIu"- wish theui Oh come ANA ski.
At-'-I IHl-' supply af Scotch 'Hi'HN" '"FeN
SION" Fi'I.. I". in Gold and Steel Fr9fut--
U. Hnuy. bad made f.r myself expressly To- my
U,lfle Iau. ISIS l2-ly
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altu-c)rIrlns Qrttiorp.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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WILL EFFECT'AIIY CURE
tA... 4fa f.r,r. Durham Lir,r CoaI'1nt JrnaLos,
bvI"p,'t ,4r1H'ror Nervous Ba'aiifg. Dlsga-es y
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= Hlaot 60 tle Head kaifi, ri tho stomach Heart
burn. Nausea DISGUST ior Food. Fullne-- or Weight
h h' uirh Fever and uull Pain ia the Head De
n'euey % Precipitation. NeIlowue-- 81 the skin and
t3e.- Pain IN the Limbs, sud great Depression Of
spirits
huiehinsons bItters viii not only give immediate
rgisl ln tholor1 hut IN IN forms Of BOWEL COM
PLAINls ltopcratcs hkc magic in arre-ting Dy~-
entcrN hooking niarrhutl removing Cramps aud re-
storing the Bowels 70 naturally warm, halmy and
utterly failed.
ont the city Of Mobile and ly the Proprietor at his
Depot. corner Of Warren and pauphn streets, Mo
bile. Ala.
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Edward MaSIerSOn.
IMPORTER AND DEALER ~
CrOCECI'V. China and 6,T0SSsru,.c

n every variety and description. selected with
~ great care from the best American and Eur9pe.,u
manufactures.
Al~o-lamps, Girandolc-, Caudle~ticls. Britannia
every style.
The above Goods are offered on tn. most reason
I.Ici''-ers VIII nnd II a. their interest to call and
examine my stock and prices before basino
elsewhere, ~ an prepared to sell Goods at North
cTh prices and Will. IN a eases. be pleased to 1ruIi-
cate bills made M New York. Boston or Phladelpfll
Ny stock Of every description Of Goods Ia nv my.
h. large, new and well selected and can assure ~,
public THAI can offer better bargains O., tHreb5r-
than any other house IN the southern country.
EDWARD NASTFRSON
MJ5Hc Jan. 1855 III,