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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-13
Edward MastersOn.
n EW DRY GOODS
DANIELS, ELGIN 4 CO
Corner of Dauphin and Water sreets,

DANIELS, ELGIN 4 CO
Corner of Dauphin and Water Sreets,
MOBILE, ALA. -
A RE now receiving their stock II FAILaha " -
IA TER GOODS, which is new. large an varied Tor
the season, consisting of all the newe< AMI most
fashionable styles Of staple and fancy rcs IN Their
hne-eyery color, variety, and quality s9ilk- and
Satlns Muslin de Lanes Cashmeres p9ccats and
Paranetas; full supply Of fashionab Mourning
Goods, Gnghams and Calicos Of all srts' Laces-
Trimmings. Fringes, Needles, Thread 81 the num-
berless articles for ladies' use apprOpnSe 70 &c
wholesale and retail establishment
They are DESTROYS Of extending tlS trade with
Planters this season: and have conseaenty given
great to the selection of such go0 as are used
by planters and families
They have on hand and WI0nunue 70 re
ceive during the season, very full sgpy OF Blank
cts OF all descriptions, kerseys, IdnAs- hentuckl
James. Flanneis, Osnaburgs. Sheeting lahe Cloths
Domestic, Factory Yarn. Window Ysides, trunks
Carpet-Bags, Carpetng, Worsted GiHts, etc. etc
Also Broadcloths. Cassmeres Satinf, etc, etc- anc
in fact everything in their line useGon plantation
to which they spectfly invite tn attention Of tbs
citizens Of East Mississippi AZ theynl sell the above
at the LOUest possible prices
Mobile JAN 1855 12-Iy
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, &c.
Southern Fire-PrOOf Roofing


rINHE undersigned offer to the public Fire-Proof
/ Roofing material possessing the following adyan-
tages over everything Of the kind which has hereto
Ills cheaper than STATE will last as long needs no re-
pairing, and when finished has the appearance of
Stone.
affected by the atmosphere OF By the sun, and Is
nOu-conductur Of heat.
Il can be applied 90 any species Of roofs. flat, in
cned; may be applied 10 tie sides Of houses, taking
the place 81 stuccoing or cement and Viii give bull
ding covered the external appearance Of being
For the roof Of cars. omnihusSes, and steamboats,.
il is invaluable, and would render railroad ties imper-
ishahls when coated with IT, as they would no longer
be exposed 70 the atmosphere OF the water.
II is nhexibe when applied 90 silk or cloth. and
will not crack. nor can it b. removed by any force.
Orders solicited by GLENNON, COLEMAN q CO.
No. 50 ST. Charles street. who have purchased of r.
GcnnOn the entire right to manufacture and sell the
same
Oficc louisiana Mutual Insurance C0mpany.
New Orleans, Decemler u 1S55u.l
the charaeter Of the sSDHthcn Fire Prof Ro0fRgH
have had the galvanized iron roof Of my residence
covered with it-that perfectly convinced Of its
inrombustibty, aud Of its mperviou-ness to water
and from it, ductlty and great tenacIty am Of opn
ion that T. admirably calculated for roofing purpo-
scs, properly put on. roof covered with u ear
| possibly leak around the clinneys or elsewhere.
CHARLES BRIGGS.
New Orleans. Dec. "a. 1857.
We do hereby certify that have used the .S0ufh
/ 90 EWt-ifptJ fipJlHq. OF Mcs~rS. GLENNtN. COLI
MAN 90, and find IL satisfactory ts a protection
against both IRE and water.
| The skylght IN Office has been for a number o
years m lcSy condition having dsfcd an attempt,
heretofore made for the preservation Of the same
until We used this Justly celebrated southern FIRE
| Proof Roofing IL j. now entirely free from any
noyance, and feel that We can safely RECOMMEND
I % 90 the public Signedl SICkLE~ co.
| Hdltot-Agonts IN all parts Of the country.
! jefferson Parish January 10, ISIS.
do hereby certify that have had the roof Of ml
! Sugar-HOuse covered with the Southern Fire-Proo
/ Roofing Of Mes-rs. Geuuon Coleman a Coz aud :,
| far Il has gwen perfect satisfaction.
CHAs. DUSTAU
| New Orleans. January II. ISIS
| Glcnn0n CJiladn f. C0.:-be8r Sir~:-We do witt
/ pleasure recommend your southern Flrc-prpaf Roi
ing. after having some ten buildings covered with i
| and we cherfully recommend % % the community e.
| a safe, cheap and durable Roofing.
/ Respectfully ypur-.
| OLIVER Il. p AN. =. CAMPBELL.
| No. 2bs Caroudelct Street.
| O4fas L.
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For suy of the Languages. lesson per day, so per
month; lessons per dav so dos o. learn 10 read
write. and also 20 speak Language dramatically.
lessons not limited 90
Those persons who already speak q Language and
wish 20 become good readers. and also write and
speak &c Ertnnat cad ". %
Stranger- are referred 20 circulars for letters FROM
Gen. Andrew Jackson. late President Of the g. States
Hon. Martin Van Buren, do. Hon. X. VI. Johnson
late Nicc-prcsdent Of the 4. &; Hon. Hon. A. r. Ro-
man, late Governor Of Louisiana; Hon. James G.
Jones, late Governor Of Tennessee; Hon John GAYLE
late Governor Of Ala; Mayor General p. T. Gaines.
late q. 5. Army; Hon. John Bolt L. 5. senate; IT.
Rev. Bishop Miles, Tennessee; Rev. br. Lindsey
President Nashville University; Rev. Or. Chamber
lain. late President % Oakland College, Miss. Rev
ur. Edgar Tennes=c; Hon. j. Prieur. late Mayor Of
New Orleans; Hon. J. stockton, late Mayor Uf Molile
Rev. Mr.. Socr late President - Charles College. Ia.
Hon. Tho- II. Benton. late L. - senate; Re. Ecy
bishop Otey, Tenn; Rev. Or. Howell, Tenn; Rev
Dr. Wheat Tenn.
Or they can Refer to-
Hon. G. Wcklif, Governor II Louisiana; Hon. Joseph
Walker late Governor Of Louisiana; Hon. A. q. Brown,
late Governor Of Mississippi; Hon. John A. Quitman
dos Hon Henry : Fo0te. do; Hon. John }. Crittcn-
den. late Attorney General of the United states; Hon
r. soule. late L. : senate: Hon J. ShdclL do; Hon
George Eustis late Chief Justice II Louisiana.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
106 Canal street. New Orleans.
Ia
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ALFRED MUNROE a co.'s.


- HuJLD any dissatisfaction cxistafer the purchase
- Of Goods they may b. returned and exchanged or
The money Will he chccrtully returned
The above has bceu long established principle
with the house. together with
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RICH STAPLE AND FANCY Cam,
NO. 46 DaupnIm Street.
MOBILE

HUH SIAPLE AND FANNY M00S
in the line Also Manufacturers Agent 49,
~ clocks Cap Letter and Note Papers ~ ,t ne sss
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired, W. ease.
No. 46 DauPhin Street.
MOBILE, A
Under c. Barnes Daguerrean Gallery
VNIIE subscriber tenders his grateful acknsas..
/ mcnts to the citizens Of Paulding and vens. ~
their former liberal patronage, and would -
Is call their attention to his present assoFtsl1-
Goods--a part Of which -
Fine heavy Gold and Silver Hunting Wachas
the most approved make: fine Mantel Time Pr
visible Escapement; fine rich and fashionable II.
rv such as Gold Guards. Fob and Vest Chains O.
Seals and Keys, Gold Pins, Rings and Ear Rings
Locket Pins and Rings. Gold Beads, Sold NECKLACE
Gold Chataains and Pins Gold Pens and Pencils O.
| meo Sets, Gold Stone Sets, Coral Sets Jet Goods
FINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLEa
| Silver and Steel Spectacles Silver Spoons Forls
Ladies' Cups. Goblets, Plates, Cream Pitchers Nan
| kin Rings. Fruit Knives. &C., made from Coin Fina
Plated Tea Sets, Waters Casters, Csndlesticks Cake
| Baskets Forks, Spoons. Ladies' Cups. Tea and Tabe
| Knives Fine Table and Pocket Cutlery; Guns FOR
| Deer, Turkey Ducks, and Squirrels.
SH.ARP'S RIFLES,
| Pietols-Colt's Pistols, Powder Flasks Shot pouc,
| e.. Gum Wads. Percussion Caps, Gun Implements
Cartridges for Sharps Rifles and Pellets for Do Also
numerous articles in the Staple and Faney line Of bo
| business. which be will sell very low for CASH
RB- An Gooyts WaTTanted repTesentai "a
/ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly cleaned ANA
repaired and engraving neatly done Please call and
| examine, before purchasing. at IS Dauphn Street
| J. A. L'H0MMEDIETL
Mobile Jan IL l85s- l2ly
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CLOTHING

CLOIllNG.
y. .U.EL.ERD s. CO..
Nos. 5s co Canal Street corner Of old Leyec street
NEW ORLEANS.
WI have just opened a new assortment Of fresh
w Ft{ dd Hunter C70ttig Of variety of Qualities
styles and patterns which We otter for srle * ye-y
We Shall receive throughout the season continri-
" rcplehishod with the latest fashions
Black French cloth Frock Coats.
BaeR rp eolorcd cloth paitot- and Frc,l,tess. r,r
cy Cashmere Coats Pants and Vests with and without
side bands; black French cloth Pilots aud Beaver
CIoaks. Fancy Cashmere Pants Of various qualities
Black Doe-kin and Cashmere Pants
Colored md Black Doc~kin and Cashmere Vests.
DC DC DO DO S Velvet se1 Vests.
do Union Cashmere Coats Pants and Vests with
and without side bands. Black Union Cashmere
oo''''' anus Assorted Goods.
White and Colorcd shirts for men and boys Ma
rino Flannel and Canton Flannel Undershirts and
Drawers Whi.eand colorcd cotton and Neyino Socks
Crayats Neck Ties. stocks. Linen and silk HandJer,
chiefs Buck. Beaver and cloth Gloves SuspeDders
Umbrellas Trunks, Nases, &c. &c.
India Rubber Oyercoats Cloaks, Ponchoes Leg
Chiidrens', Boys g. Youths Clothing.
Colored and Black cloth and Cashmere palfots.
FrOckees, Jackets Panali ons and Vests Cloth Froc
Coats. Ragans- Sacks, uyercoats, Tamas; Black and
colored silk Vests.
\. B.-our sizes embrace every age from five years
Plantation Clothing.
Having introduced Improvements in the make Of
our Plantation Clothing, we enabled TO offer to
Planters Goods that superior to anything We have
heretofore manufactured, either regards the dual
it's Of the stuffs or the strength Of the sewing
We now have on hand large assortment Of Ker-
sey Coats lined with thick Kersey. Kersey Pants
lined throughout with strong brown cotton Red. Blue
aud Grey Flannel Shirts, Hickory and Brown Lowell
Shirts. all Of which comprise every size for men and
boys. Frocks and Joseys and cotton aud flannel shirts
of an sizes for women and girls. We also keen an
assortment Of Heavy Blankets, heavy Wool socks
black and white wool hats glazed hats wool caps 6c
~ B-All orders sent 10 Us will be filed with the
greatest care and dispatch.
F. MALARD 4 Co
Nos. 5s 90 Canal Street Corner Of Old Leyce n. or
leans.
NciO Orleans Feb. q, 1855. 2o-tf
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WASHINGTON REMEDIES.
nmWaVw Ta4aHakHa

TVIESE Remedies, during the brief period they have
been before The public, have succeeded In winning
their way into universal occupation. some II the
most remarkable cures ever affected through the
agency of medicine have been made by their use
cases gwen up inCurahle ~ the most eminent Of
ths Medical Faculty.
The Washington Remedies are four iu number, viz:
The Washington Purifier,
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DOLBEAR'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

OLIVER r. p. AM p. CAMPBELL.
No. 2bs Caroudelet Street.
Yer T4fsIaa.
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Southern DiarrhGa Cordial,
OR
DIR. KENDALL'S CHOLERA SYRUP.

NAAs hANull4L - NllOLLllA hllLNIa
T'His preparation Is n certain cure Tor Cholera d
j srrh0s, fy-cntcry. Cholera Murbu- summer Com
pisint Sc n h entirely free from posous, and max
b. safely used b. any desired extent IT, pr0pere.
are stimulant tonic, lstrngcnt. carminiatiye. AM
ncutrllzing combined A. o. leave the bowels in q
healthy state. and the patient Nl gain strength from
The commencement Of IT, use. lti- an excellent am
agreeable tonic and stlmulsut restorative for nj
cases ~ Nchty, lHnguor, Sea Sickness, 6c- partcu
larry II the bowels are little loose and for giving
prompt relief from the debility oocasi0ncd hy a dras
uc purge, t has no equal.
lhcrc are many preparations. which will arrest oi
stop Uarrhwa temporarily, hut Co rccommcnce again
ln Il day Or two. perhaps in an aggravated form;
tevcr follows; the ARID and Irritating contents II tht
stomach amt bowels having been locked up. without
being corrected. and The glands and vessels cft n
murllt state incapable of healthy secretion. tn,
Cordial contains no op.ate, and the ustrnrent bciul
so combined with hefufc-, tonic, and chemical ucu
trails o. correct the contents, regulate the scrre
TONS aud leave the organs If digestion in healthy
condition.
This preparation has been greatly improved and con
crutruted o. thritlle its former strength.
~ Price, g. SIX bottles frr e..
SlCkES co. Wholesale Agents.
Nu-. - % Cansl Street, New Orleans.
a. l.
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GEORGE b. GATES,
CHEMIST AND AP0THECARY,

superior Plantation and PrcseFiptlye Mcdicines.
English, French, German and American Chemicals
Fancy Articles. Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufis &C.
A LARGE and select assortment II Lnhin's Guer-
IA lan's and Farna's PERFUAiERT; superior
Soaps. oils and Pomatums; Lows CeebrsEed Honey
Soaps; Old English Windsor Soap: Superior Inn
proved Cloth, Tooth, Hair. Nail and Flesh Brushesi
Dressing and Fine-T Tooth Combs Bohemian Toilet
Glass Ware; Landreth's Garden Seeds, etc. etc.
Mode, Jan, lSss. uly
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b. X. LAUGHLIN,

Ne IA
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
% Fulton 80 Front streets. Between Poydras am
Gravier. New Orleans.
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NOOpNlYS CnERRY ElPErTORlNT.

luis remarkable remedy vii bo found a certain
4 cure for Coughs colds Influenza Group. Brouchi-
al Affections, Consumption IN an its stages, and IN
every disease of the Lungs.
and Bal-amc IN its nature and sianaly powerful M
searching % the very root II disease by H. mild and
eradicsifng action on ~ internal and pulmonary az
fertinn=. D. used ~ eminent medical u prefer
cnce 90 the ordinary medicines n the United states
Phrmaeopia cor such afcctons a. the following let
New Orleans April p, 1855.
Dear SiT: The public fully aware 81 the thou
sands of remedies Tor diseased lungs. under titles Of
sarsapalla Pills ilastcrs l.iumcnts, &C. that are
daly brought b. their notice through the way of news
Papers BY way Of advertisements Ny object in WIZ
ung THIS note for publication j. g. induce the public
ne least those who afflicted To- one that CON
tans articles II real use iu Pulmonary diseases I
am conscious that IN 90 doing, ana acting unpruesa
sionay, aud deroustury o. the interest ~ medical
science md the regular practitioners Uf medicine.
eniifc remedy that I have used with more success
,fs9 ens 81 'i ' p N sfaIri " |p - Z. '5
The Proprietor and inventor Of woodman's Cherry
Expectorant has in his possession 6i3 letters. from
every section 81 ne country particularly from The
each and all most Mandatory Il H. curative properties
and the permanent good effects on every variety Of
Pulmonary disease. which has induced him e. bring
Woodman's cherry ENpcctorant more prominently
before the public than Otherwise he intended 10 have
In Offering 70 the world preparation whose intrin-
SIC merits have been fully attesed by numerous I'M
fortunate sufferers from Coughs, Colds. Influenza,
Group and Bronchial Affections which. II neglected
IN the early stage. terminate Consumption. the
Cherry EXpcctorant b. of too costly nature 10 war
rant tho proprietor In advertising 70 extensively a. Is
done with "a host 81 useless quack medicines which
posses merit hut tho merit % dcceivc-this inli-
lihie and invaluable remedy for all pulmonary afiec-
tons, &cs must on its own merits alone supersede all
others
Woodman's Cherry ExpcCtorant s prepared with a
pains and care, combined with an intimate knowledge
81 the therapeutic action Of medicines on the human
body. and 80 chemically blended with the most valu-
able herbs and roots that IN indigestion Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint and Wind on the stomach. IL effects
are warm aromatic, genial and tonic. IN Asthma ID
gives instant relief In Short there arc few internal
affections which do not come within the pale of It's
curative properties.
Read carefully the Pamphlet around each bottle.
Rs- For sale by an druggists In the South and Wes-
tern States at 81 per bottle
O. q. WOODMAN.
Corner of Common and Magazine sts Sole Proprietor.
DIN. Nnu- Ia IAll III
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NH.4RE1,S RIFLEG.
Read this Next!
INV annne An GANuwwa-

0IAL 4V0ASS a = = 14OILLE INI 7
VNHE Great financial crisis throughout the country
has not spared rs, and to credit we Offer
entire stock a great reduction from the Iurgars
COST. This Is not a humbug advertisement We
break no bones in saying are in want Of money
We other way 70 raise il than to offer our Goods
at PANIC PRICES. We have a FULL ASSORTMENT
Of Goods in st0Te-consistng of Fancy Dress En-
broideries, and full stock Of Plantation Goods We
extend invitation 10 every visitor to the CITY, and
shall be happy to show our Goods and name tho
prices.
CHAPMAN & SEELY.
10 Dauphin Street, Mobile, Ala
Mobile Jan. 1858. 12-ly
-
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Mobile @irftt0rn.
SIDNEY DOUCLGS

COnreydHcer Notary Public aud Commissioner for all Tho
States in the Union
4 COMMISSIONS from the Courts Of the several
" states will be properly executed. Fee s. a wit.
ness In ordinary caseswhere the evidence is lengthy
or the amount involved is large the charge will be
regulated accordingly Fees in all cases 10 be paid
when the services are rendered.
Also Agent for the Southern Mutual Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Cos Geo; State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine insurance Co, Harrisburg, Penn. Southern Mu
tuid Life Insurance Co. Of Columbia s. c.
Ia Office, No 80 North Side ST. Michael Street,
MOBILE, ALA.
Mobile Jan. 1858. l2-ly
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To the Citizens of mississippi
CHARLES
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
THE oRlaNAL&OSLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED

" - r. AAH"HH A'"HH - ~ ~ n 20 @ a.
This Tan. distilled In London
from sound BARLEY, under the
surveillance 81 the British Excis,
laws, b. dclicately favored with !
iiucturu n the Italian Iunipel
Berry, and some q the most valu
tlln rrstorntiyes Of the Ncrctahl,
Kingdom, rendering h. IN th,
|opinion q The most eminent med
zeal men. the purcst and safes
a mulauL ordiurctic drink In use
A. b. a delicious tonic. 81 a sof
md dehcate favor, differing en-
tluly from any other Gin. and de-
void uf that hnrsh arud taste
which renders the article know
a. Holland Gin or Schnappz b
Objectionable
Though not intended solely a.
medicine, 10 Is recommended h1
IHNIHH HIaI|HI 40. Ha..a...I..H
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
LIFE SIZE, ON CANVAS


LIFE SIZE, ON CANVAS.
L WOULD most respectfully state to the citizens Of
i Mobile that am now fully prepared and am Ia
king LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS, beautifully col
ored in oil, the patent Of which the sole Propri-
etor for the city of Mobile
| have enlarged my establishment by adding a new
suit Of ROOMS, next East Of my Daguerrean Gallery.
neatly fitted up with Improved slyhght, express
ly for Photographic purposes
During the last summer have made myself fully
acquainted with all Improvements pertaining to the
art and carefully selected with great expense. CAM
ERAS, PANTESCOPES etc etc, Of the best quality,
together with good assortment Of Frames Of the
neatest style.
would also state that have been successful in
procuring the Of the best Artists in the coun-
try which enables me to guarantee my Pictures per-
manent and a. beautiful in Finish the Art is sus-
ceptlbe Of, cOlored in Water, oil or Pastel.
H5- Persons having old Daguerreotypes or Amhro-
types Of departed friends, have them copied.
Life, Cabinet, or Miniature Size, coored in alt the
freshness and vigor Of animated nature.
have liked my terms, corresponding with New
York prices, TO enable all 20 ornament their
parlors with family portraits which have become 50
Tiris-t- IN ard examine specimens
ROOMS Nos. 46 and IS Dauphn Street.
MOBILE.
c. BARNES
Mobile, Jan. 1883. l2-ly
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NOLE MANS
DREMIIM INbULAruRN CORN AND FLOUR
i ING MILLS French Burr stone. and each Burr in
solid block seven different kinds ufthcsc Mills are
manufactured adapted 70 all the various motive pow
cr- used or known IN milling The BurrS OF the
smallest SIZE are fourteen inches in diameter. and
the largest size three feet: which last size Will
grind a greater quantity in any gwen time than
any other mill known. These mills range in price AZ
from one 20 i've hundred dollars apiece and will
grind from four 60 -cventy-ive bushels 10 the hour
according 20 the diameter Of the Burr. power applied.
and velocity given.
The MIL that took the premium at the CRYSTAL Pal
ace New York. was the smallest size fourteen inches
and ground hushcl Of corn into fine meal in four
and a hslf minutes.
ON all Mills hereafter manufactured. under my inn
proved Pdt6lf 11nget1i ReUcTsof Cuts Cucrifr1c Mn
St1 Drcss will bear that msrll and in addition IA
the above prices, vii BE- added Tariff for Patent a.
follows tyiE) ON al Il inch Mills, FIuc Dollars and
on each additional inch above Il inches i'm diameter
dollar per inch mp % the largest size Mill manu-
featured %. e. 81 inches in diameter
Those desiring such Mills can be supuIied l,y adj.
dressing the patcntce and proprietor.
WILLIS =. COL EAIAN.
Box G. lS6 New Orleans.
Mandatory, City Of jefferson. La
WarerOom and Depot. s. st. Charles street
Nor fBrierus Jan. 1S5s.
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TUE undersigned wishes 70 sell his Farm, on the
il road from Desoto " Pauding. and nine miles
rom TIE FORMER place. The trart contains $50 acres.
81 which Do acres are cleared The Hack rnns twice
daily b. t making n Easy q acceas. The overnoer,
Ne terms, and close q contract
Aug ., 1855 ieSm
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2
Light Fnaish Socks. for Sl,OO
10 Shirt Coars for SOC Fine Black silk Crayats 4Oc
apiece + CNHandkerchiefs. 81 per dozen. and every
article for the gNptleman's toilet equally cheap.
Shirts made 10 orGer IN every style.
Directions for selfIiSlsllrement set by post.
Copy the address, > \. MOODY,
Nfgr C-ls4ns AuriI. 1855. 15-ly
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"
Borden s. Buck.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MOBILE, ALA,
Mobile, March ~. 1858 l2-ly
A. Aliens


III RNI GORE WARE ROOMS,
No. SO WATER STREET, MOBILE ALA
IL ANlNG Withdrawn from the firm Of Alien ke-
II " take tins method of informing my friends
anu the public generally. that will continue the Fur
nture BUSINESS at the Old stand Of the late firm, So
Water street, and will keep constantly on hand a
large and splendid assortment Of every article usl-
any Kept IN the Furniture Trade. eonsistngn part g
follows: Bed Steads, Bureaus Wsrdrobes Sofas, d.
vans, Chars Centre and Dining Tables, Wire safes,
Sdeoo0rds, Book Cases, Secretaries, Writing Desks
etc. ete all Of various styles and Of every variety OF
wood Also large and varied assortment Of Carpet
lhg hugs OH Cloth, Cornices Window Shades, Cur
tet Sands, etc. Moss, Hair and Spring Mattresses
Ees,th r and Curled Hair and Bedding Of all kinds
Hollow ware, Buckets. Pals. Tubs Churns etc. etc.
besides a good selection Of Willow Ware.
All OF which am determined 10 sell on as liberal
terms and rs low rates, II cheaper than can %
found az any other House in Mobile. An articles puT-
chased for the country viii be carefully packed tor
shipment
Those wishing to buy. would do wen to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. ALLEN.
50 Water 81
Mobile, Jan. 1855. 12-ly
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Furnishing Goods of every Description.
HlA.- ANM LLIII-LHLN-. Il -nLuLN-.

Aud they take pleasure in informing their old
friends and customers that they have nov on hand "a
large and desirable assortment of Clothing Tor Men,
Boys and Children.