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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-08
WOODNiN'S CHERRY ENPECTORlIT,
THIS REMARKABLE REMEDY
VIII POUND
a Q T. r. Il a N Q U r. L
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption in all its stages,
and in every Disease of the Lungs.

VWlS REMEDY is an Anoiyno Expectorsut. -ooth-
u- and hai-aIu.. l it, nature. and -Izu5I.y pow
mud and suidioiius action on an Internal and fuI-
W1uHry affections rendering q cure au absolute psr-
tuniy and now frequently prescribed ly eminent
Oh. 1i.l men lu urgterergy f' thr ordinary mslii-
cuaz Boz t'la United States pharmarop.rt f.r such III
ierilous. as she following letters amply demonstrate:
Nru oELENs, April q. 1855.
Nwtr. Tie public generally are fully aware az
tg thousands "i remedies ir diseased lungs. under
titles Uf lpslIa Pills, liI-ter-. Iaumeut-. 49,.
i''I ar' i-.IN brought T. ui'E u"iiei through t'
newspapers iy way 't yFsr-i-gInsut-. Ny Object .u
writing TINS note fur publication is o. induce the pub
he or 10 least those who ar, afflicted o. Use one tat
contains articles 90 rial Use u Pulmonary d-eI-a--
sm conscious that Iu 30 doing acting unpraf~-
-'ualiy and derocat1ry b. the interests of medical
r H., M yyo s 5y rjrBEy 'I F ~ I,- r
which i- scientific remedy th8t ] have used With
more success than ANY Of the usual Prescriptions
u-cily physicians. J. MAITLAND, r. J..
The Proprietor and Inventor Of Woodlands Charry
Eypectorlur has .u MS possession o+3 la,tgr-. from
every section 30 the rnUnfry-plrteul8rly from Ihe
valley 90 tUe " .---iprI ami tie Southern State
each AMI ODD most ludHtary uf Its Curative Proper
Il. Ii,in5r,-1 ds-r. I,tfrb ms Irli1rsI t.ra p
bring M01,iman'- Cherry Eypect0r5nf more r-.m-
n'1'g h."r' the public than otherwise he intended
In offering o. the world "a preparation whose iutrn-
~'' merits nave been i1} 4'i.-isd ly numerous un-
fortunate sufferers from Coughs. Colds. Influenza
/ Group and Bronchial Affections, which. If neglected
n the carly stage. terminate In consumption Oh"
Cherry ENuectarlut is ut too costly nature 20
rant The Proprietor In siv.rt.-uc - eyteu-vey 9= j.
done % hu-. ~ Useless YUI.k mod .iues. which
r1s-o-- no merit hut the merit tp dars vc-th- INF O.
Ih.n aud Invaluable Remedy iYr 900 Pulmonary hf.a-
tfuu-. Ae- Aa- must on ~ own merits alone super
/ sala aiI others.
/ Wooiuan- Cherry ExpeetaBuJ is prepared With
/ plUs uHu care. combined with Un intimate EuuE-
/ edge uf the therapeutic action ct medicines ON Jhr
] human body, aul so chemically blended with fHs
/ most valuable herbs .ud roots that u Indigestion.
/ Dyspepsia Liver Complaint 4Ii Wind su the ~url-
tH. De- effects Warm Aromatic Genial and Tonic
@
/ icU Internal affections that do not come within the
l pale Uf It, curative Properties.
! Read ear.@u ly the Pamphlet around each bottle
For sale by all respectable Druggists, at one Dollar
I per bottle.
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SOUTHERN
The only Southern Man in the Business
The largest Estalblishmenti n the south,
Nos IN anil 1913 Canal street


All NOW STOCK.
FINff T. undersigned having opened large and spen-
d.d ss-artuisut 90 Nlr southern HrGit4rs, Is pre-
rlTed Or supply che trade and families the most
I..au terms This bgiu- che only new stock IN the
ry purchasers will hud &c o. their advantage 20 call
5uI examine the gooIl- sud learn The prices before
Ir.fa-iueul.svh.re. WillkeDp con~ttntly on hand.
NasuIr -ut- sfd Centre Tables, Extension Tables u
HHhuaiuy, Walnut snd uas ~ 40 s,zesi Rosewood
HlI Nt.l11luy Work aud Card Tables, Dressing Ia
h.a. Walnut and cherry Dining Tables, Oak. Mahog-
amy aui NuarUuni ~'dsinui- Bureaus % Walnut,
Rosewood aui Mahogany, ArmUir-. Nashstands, Bed
-iUads flrur tbHrs. lett-o 1etc-. uttpmans Nyans,
EHsy tun.rs. Nuekura, bookcases; Oak Walnut az
H'. HHlr-. Dining kuem Chairs, thldreu-' Chairs
eua liHrkcg.. Mahogany sud Walnut Tca-p1ys and
lH1t Stands; Hair Mos and spring Mattresses. Look
I. Glasses AMI Mating Redwood and Mahogany
l"I'f ~ri- inHetl.r with every article usually
t1uud iu furniture Warehou-o
NH- This ls 1n entirely nov EsHiiI .hfnrut and NJ
nli -t9ck on hnnd. Purchasers Will hnd % greatly "a
Neir Iutrrest o. thi- store call before having
elsewhere as The fopristnr confident That he enn
oar them newer styles of the most ftshonahIc Fur
uitlre. more substantially madr. and NJ greater lar.
gains Jhan any Other house iu the rfy.
WILLIAM n. STUART
Noe Or'aHas Dan. is5s. I5iv
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"a. FFsD

l''f'.A- anu sinus 'l even tN>ti il'itpil-
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
efthe latest ana most approved styles made up ex-
urp--ly for this market
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TIHH-I-III Z N|IUIII1- NJ limos II-TU-T- NJ w
naf NermUrr. fuUuseuHa -if..r I..|.a IH.I. D.. 81.
tfpar.llN Fart 4ifstpHriUl ilHHHI.fa t.rn.H UII.
tels. WuIAta rh.Hn.va Uttera. a.HHHh..U'a f......
raIly.hn NtlHfa khU Worm rUma Niyaua rI.rn.u.
Ir Wafera. AFrps' cherry lfstural W..t.ra Ii.aH
wild thrTrv. Warhfs lu.lHu NeI t.r'u iIUa. tIUsu.
rinu's Fryee tuI NFw ffIs. trs'a Hnt DH.s.a r4s.
lsyun'a sentative rIIa nrJn.lr.th'a pIIa MUHfa U.|.
MtHue rlls. limits IanIg rIl.. su.s.Ia E.Hr....a
Thoua Extrlrt Nst.way'a ijeIaY IeNHf ..iuIp U.r
uatart Brown fseruUp ef tUnarr, N.UW's E' ...r
of Opium NtNe tnrnruf I1rauEs Ar.#.r. U..
lay lNa EkfriaiHr tlt.a rHH kU'.f NH.HHH IH.
mout tir1V ointment. lf4rraru.a IlHr f1.. tI"H.E
Ur'a Hair Use. riHlUH ttr iFs. IUu. HtU T....
thrIstHaHres M1"r iNe. WeI.uH Ar.Wr.. FL U... ..Ir
HghuHnua WfI.fa tulriNfH llN. IINa.u.. in.I.IIH'.
tnk. WuHhfa Efa#ta fHIlIH
looo pauuds Gem urops' escorted io' poUalsIo.H.e
rBa.H.
Pure brandy rrfi ,Hl -A.y Wines ft mHdHI
uHrpnaHa. constantly Hu HfIH
an- Merchants, planters tad physicians .lIHra rt
HprrtNfIY solicited Every frf.Ute guaranteed t...I
and rouuur. o. N MORRISON
tl Nfr11ur .IFUtt Sow u..UHIa
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New and CheaD Goods.

NNYE are now receiving and opening. at our New
w store. corner OF Front and Free Bridge Streets,
our stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
winch have been selected with care hy enc Of the firm
ia New ork ana other good markets. on nor0lsIno-
dating terms, which wl enable Us 10 sell OF low fig
UTes.
We HarJgr ourselves from the experience wathayo
had in the rade ID this place that our stock Win ts
found peculiarly adapted t. the wants % the Farmer
and others trading % this point; and we mean what
say, when tell al 30 favor rs with cali that
WE WILL MAKE II To THEIR INTEREST To
DEAL WITH Us
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Rave are also regularly IN the COTTON MAR
kEI. and are prepared to pay net Mobile prices fess
tie expenses of sglug1 nj Cash.
RS. T. D. WEIR.
Enf1yvst. Pee. IS ls5S. IO-ly
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=. 4. s. L.. 4. Jones,
Commission Merchants,
Ind f9aits f9r the Sal N
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.

MbhilE ALA
HAVE on hand $500 boxes Virginia Manufactured
L Tobacco. received direct from the manuflctur-
er--alnonE which viii De found Henry Of the West,
folly Ray. that same old Coon Chris. Ho-on John $,
J. l. Cl8yt0ns Gold Leaf Hasey and Crcnshaw.
l. Browns Gold Leaf Pchnicz. W. p Allsons extra
and various other brands, making a. me an assert
men can he found in this OF any other market; al
% which they offer low on accommodating terms
Iirv Goods. etr.
AfaliIe Jan ISIS l. ly
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MOBILE MARBLE WORKS.

Ne. 3S ST. FRANCIS STREET,
49, MOBILE ALA
VIE undersigned have constantly on hand finished
u si'a naiy % order large assortment Of foi'-
LIN AND DOMESTIC MARBLE, 1i7nfi" Pieces,
monuments, iuinH-, Grave Stones au1 slabs 20 every
description, carefully packed in strong boxes and
shipped al l1W prices
Having sent work 70 an parts Of Alabama and Mis-
si-~l ppi wil answer for itself continuing 60 solicit
the liberal patronage heretofore gwen
TURNER q STAChHOI 81.
MlLLa I'm lNaA ply
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BUYS ANu tlliLuNfN.s CLOTHING
az kYt If Goods Wf rW NJ t'L
guOu4a-N splendid sss.rIuaut
INDIA HUNUEN CLOTHING.
an kindt=tuah.uus uad plIlaNs auI JtrlIrH Cloth
manufactured hy tho linton COMPANY.
Every HIH'o n.ly Guaranteed ara .oIt al factory
prices
urlars num tHe country respectfully solicited
I'm sending ORDERS please g.rf thU following mr3.
urnHt
Fr DIuf--rH n breast .H .GHI.a-a.rs Uf fFIs.a
leugIh % arm NOM the center Of tF.. -hi.l. u
person.
Nv Huttlslsla|a.fH af wIIa..al.n.fh nfua..'s s#tu
fir fesf-ItH Uf wuat-IHuH.r HI f.sf nom COLLAR.
f0w Stuf.-@Itc Hf ueCtal.uHth uf Hrri
ALFRED Wl NElE q Dl.
% NaHEiue street, CORNER tHty..r.
Nee NFrfif. Jan. fs.F. Holly
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CLOTHING.
=. .N.GE.IESE & 20.

Nos Is a tI Canal street, corner Hf old Leysa street.
NEW ORLEANS.
VHFE lsyT Iu.t opened 70 new assortment IL fresh
w FIH r1d Uufsr cutting, of variety fgusItie-.
.tFla aud Patterns which We otter for sale ntypry
lUa prices
We sllil receive tirau-h1u, the season n coutinu-
supply Hf tsiil,l- .sru oar stock constant
ly r. pleut-ltHd VI. -l tiis latest tt-iuuu-
EI1.s French eiutd FrleI. Goats.
Colonel I1 G. dn
I..b lu .1..yi H'-tb Tlllur- aud Fluek tees. FAM
Uy t.ssmsrs Goats. Pants ANA Vests with and without
sI|H bands; t.usE F.u.b cloth Pilots and Beaver
E.rIH.. sae,. JlH UFgrpoat-. Long Hni Short cl1fl
C..Es. E,ray D..u a-. fan,- of various quartc,
E.... I......H luI ti.. .lIHte rIuf-
tU'.r.I and E1.s u...s.u aud Cashmere Vests.
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Portable Circular saw Mills.
STEAM ENGINES.
Plantation Pumping EnalHrs. sugar Wills, etc.,


1000 Feet uf inch Boards per Day.
~ ~ tiosr Engines anil WIia delivered and
- .0i, complete .l..tuara.If fla 4.ryIr.a of
on. % ui "Hh iu.UNIH.Hs CD rum o. f.r on. month.
tNli, HiHHul.Dt in % HHHI I..f uf ulf inch
hords pr afy uG u9 ee. vI 80 aast as pir H..-
over
$4,000 when ruily Completed.
N.nIi.f 'it . 20 lrfa cost. Iu PROPORTION tl the
Huuuut OF Wurk .u H. iHHH.
rn. Nu Machines s1IJ I. ms ustrsn..I Enc .,,.I r
ilIle ruI effective .n tIH iHtIhot.
Would also rl'l a'.u..su tY our improved Milan, of
applying aIHruI uHutr CD Horse -H.arHIIf4
Portable Circular saw uuIa.
SUGAR Mills. -teHm Euuug4 Plantation plf1n.u4
Tnrugs and Small tngIHUs, fHr driving Cotton tius.
anI other Plantation u-ya.
Constantly receiving .IHm InHus EIfiC Mach ne
Works. Richmond ST.. .Bd i1r .le by
EDMUND Nc ttEN@ N.anL
so. aI Common street.
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uafa nAaarlisltal 81. Nee osiasas
nrkfrna la IIauars 81 di kluda-nrsndv g.n
~ whisky bum. Wines tufaaia. Teas. Come.
Nirffa TsfaHra arinIHfa of QuIuInn lf lha ftan and
aiarls nrnssi pafk end AZ klnda 81 Staple and Fan.
HF HHuHaF.na
Na1a a4lalaa Ifn f1fI LOW
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" tii.'.N '.'t .t't..N'f "'.A'' A'.'f ''.''A
Is- orders taken for Furniture of olI descriptions
Furniture and Matra-ses repaired 0t the shortest no.
Mo57a, Jan 1s5,. l2-1y
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS
AZ 4VcFeII'S.
los DAUPHIN STREET.
FIVE DOORS ABOVE PUBLIC SQUARE
y con-ogu. noe of the scarcity Of MONEY, and jhe
i present STOW trade, Tie subscriber ha- determined
offers the whole Of his large and entirely new stock
of Dry Goods, 81 such low rates a- were never be-
three Wee ks Only and during that time all accounts
must necessarily he suspended, the Goods VIII be
sold STRICTLY FOR CASH.
The following are few Of the bargains offered:
ClOakS.
-, From SIS % s2s-forner price SIS 80.
CLOTH CL2Ah5 GaRdog IN B Bre an5 % ss ara
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, beautiful styles
At half their former prices.
ShGVVtS.
The stock of Saaw- is very large ana comprises
some new and beautiful styles that are not 10 be
found in any any other house IA the city.
DE LANES.
! CASE DE LATNI.~-At Ten Cents per ward
HANDSOME STYI FS-Fr,u Is IL = cents nar ward.
ALL WOOL DE LAINi9-Extra fine, plain colors, at
RICH Wool PLAIDs-From . to so cents per yard
FRENCH 1IEEINOS-At - cents per yard.
Misses Valencia Robes,
iLPi CCiS PIR1HAT TAS, dc, dc.
silks.
New and Handsome styles Of SILKS-At IS cents
Extra Handsome stvlcsin STIKs-tt 81 yer ward.
Very Rjen BAYADERE sTRYPEs-From SIS to so
per Dress.
BLACK sILKs-From 70 cents to 81 SO per yard.
EnlbTOideFieS.
500 yards JACoNEr FLOUNCING.
2oo yards JAcoNET FLoUNcIYG,' s''''' I'' ~
500 yards JAcoyEr rLorNcIyGi,, cents i'' "'''
2ooyard. Fine JAcoyEr FLoGNGlSG,s "'' POI ~
200 yards Ez. Rich JAtogyEr FLoJ .ZcIyyG.,
EMBROIDERED TDK'Fs, alLinen.
Rich Embroidered Do. hom.uteh border, '''' 49,
Embroidered skirts.
/ Embroidered Muslin Uniersleercs, Jaeonet and
/ Swiss EdLnr &c- dc.
NEW STYLES IL CHAIR TIDIESH
GcntIemen's Furnishing Goods.
/ SHIRTS in white ana cpldrad material.
Black and coior-i Crayat~. new STYLES.
Cotton and Neuuo HALF HOSE.
| HaW-ttch HANDKEBCHlEFS.
! Coored Border Dk r. COLLARS. &C., &c.
HOSIERY, LACES, &c,
FRENCH C0RSETS
/ cases Of the new styles, l-h0rt waets)
9 cases Of the open From. Embroidered Railroad
! and other styles.
Re- our shape. in Corsets cannot be procured i'm
any other house n the city. and well known to he
/ lNEQy AEp IN the FITTING, even by those a-
''' LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
/ Rich Em}rd LACE CURTAINS, at = per par.
Extra Rieh 10 % soto 10 Tyr pair
Be- The above Goods we're bought at a recent sale
! 30 New York at her THAR r7'ue.
/ CIT Cornicgs- at - p,r pair
/ GILT CURTAIN BANDS. ETC-A FEW PIECES
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3flObilG 1utttOrn.
q. Wazange S Co.,
CORNER COMMERCE & ENCHt NGE STREETS,
tln New Buldngsl
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
T0p1TFITs I'M III - - =,
FOFpigD and D0mpStic Hardware, CUtleFy.


Importers nui D67fs'SW ,
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery,
BAR IRON MILL ROCKS, TIN PLAIH,
NAILS. GUNS ETC BIZ
N meStic Manufactures the largest eng most fa-
red 9rtment Of Goods pa their me ,Ni lse III
ccdeutodlv Iow Their stock consists ln part OF
1900 Tons Iron. embracing road -wede, re4nel i.n-
glI-u ui a dimensions, varying rom - =" T. ili''7
wide by n a. inch thick. III IF superior quality.
5000 Bundles Iron assorted, square i'dli'' Mons
shoe scroll, band, hoop, oval nail rods sheet ana
stsol-Piough and bar, cast German bl.stersd.
300 Tons Hollow Ware. pots, spiders, ovens n"--'
800 sets Cotton Gin Gear I'D Sizes.
100 Sets saw and Grst-MI.i Irons.
loo Rolls India Rubber Gin Bands To l. hcho7
1900 Pair Min Rocks. French. Burr, KUN and F.
$500 Iozcn American and English patent Wedding
800 Casks Traee, OK, Log, Coli We'll, and other
1850 Dozen Axes, Collins genuine, Hunts, and sim
100 Coils Read Manila Rope, all size 49,
TEV:yRRs, GOODs.
400 Boxes Tin Plate, Charcoal Brand, ~ and Root
/ ing Plate
i50 Rolls Wire. Iron. B.a-.and Copper Kettle Ears,
| E,yet-, Sheet Hne Bsnca Tin, Pig and sheet Lead
if'" ana Lead ilP, ,.,- IL . ~.
ljoOo Dozen Knives ana Forks, Ivory, ~.arbano
/ and Wooden Handles: Pocket KNIVES. shears ~'i--
/ IIoI5, E5zor-, Butcher and shoe knives, ho'-'i-' b
! Mu-fnuhaiW. and other celebrated makers
COO Guns and Rifles, single and double barrels ~
/ GLIDING celebrated makers.
/ 4l1oPou2hS. RIl-'a'- Nour-oa and Mason ~-lo9p =
halls and other cast and wrought points Corn shell
/ larS straw Cutters. Fan Mis-. Road -cE"P'r-. seed
| Sewers. H1wov.. C1tvuar-, Garden ami Railroad
Bargw-, Circular Saws a kinds, Little Giant Com
! and Cob Mills.
IIOHSc Furnishing Goods.
stylish patterns Trays, BrItania and Plated Ware.
| Ivory handle Cutlery. Enaneled Ware, Curling
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N 4 w q o CD S
VF0oIver1oD
{. j. CARNNNAY.

FNIIT-T RISE. II---
/ prepared t9 make liberal CAST advances on Cotton
i shipped % h- friends, Mes-r=. Boykin McRae,
Mobile.
u
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PLATFOR Ms

Being the order of the d1v the following b
ALFRED MUNROE a. CO.'S.
No. 81 Hlgriar N'r.F, Corner n Gruir.
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]. ". IuirhinS0g'S Tonic BiilrFS,

WILL EFFECrUAILY CURE
ChtLs and ft.E Darrhyr Lira Compliant, 5q.Hltca
DypVstl CrHIe or Ntrrns.s p'ttf bs.r.as y
SKIN, All m Complaints arising from Dis
orfgoi LIreraf stomach.
SLtha- Constipation Inward Piles Iuln"~- ~ tic
- Blood 20 the Heat Aeidifv of the stomach. Heart
burn Nausea u. s1J-t flr Food. fuIaes o. W, .-.t
ln the stomach Fever and Dull PAIN lu flla Head d.
Hrlancy ui ferspTauou. AcIlauc-- OF Oh" skin anu
Eles' Fam IN the Limbs and great depression of
relief n Cholera. but i'm AIN forms of BOWEL COM
PLANTS. ltnp,r1te- Ike magic IN arrc-ting l.a-
tnitry' cilcg sing Darrhura rcmsyu- Cramps ana re-
storing the Bowels 10 naturally warm, htlny and
H'iNC state In cases Of impure Blood tne~" hlti"rs
nave been prescribed when IN other medicines have
utterly failed
H1- For sale by the Druggists generally through
outline city of Mobile, aud bv the Proprietor, 20 uis
hlr. Ala
M1liis Jan ISIS l2-ly
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RoHERr PiTKIN,
EIsHTOHiTEE CLOTHErG
THomAsL. WHITE,



TmomAs T.. WHITE,
NH. I't l.IfHI |H.
NEW ORLEANS
WDnksrffrr aud Nfnfiomfr.
WTAs fiwsrs ga htn.i aa1 fIr ai'e Un tbr uaHt ft
III vnubiHnHia tHrwf Hu extensive fHaHrfHIeu. Hf
Nuuka, az HIHIy vure tud ifs rfnn. fua In every
deuHftHnHnt nf Literature, -I rHHU HHd f'lH Arts,
SCHOOL uuuks WRITING tETrIF rApfU
MLANk NuUka STATIONERY NNu
FANCY ANlltIfa
an tha afnrr ere Ht.rel 1f Wholesale Hr raft.I aH
reasonable trrnIa tirf can le UfH sH Hf iuf
other esilil ahnrHnt in thn aaufhefn HsuHt.F
fHIHufa IHr'lHrs fnI IHfIsra HrNHI tNt ruuu..N
VII end o. ulc.f niertst i1 examine tHr .tneh $3.50
VfiHHa
aHNow Publications. rreeivei ty enc tui.aa. rln.
veyfucua from tl paris af Che DnInn
Nee 0Ii.1ls ltna tsas fetg
mENruuNsEN, LEWIS a CO.,
hdn...ss...a.s...s....... ~ tNtt arHrfT 10
NEW ORLEANS
NHuIIN c1II thn attention 1T WI4Hfafr nnI t'r
w public Generally Oh tlier extensive afHaI .f
PLANTATION WNf afakTFpfN4 kNB ttNt..
DRY GOODS,
which afnra tHo tdFfnf1ru uf SLING ihr utf.bts... s
entire hill PSI iHn rtHkf... rnrH 1T H r.frI 4I Bis
TWFMFLY Tow rNIN@ Uuteft Wtu HnI IL ~.
V4ntarnaua t1 Faif ua before pHre H1aIHa uIaaf..fa
country orders promptly HlIei
UFNrHrNsEN LEWls a CO..
no Canal Street, OiurmegIy sturs1u'u
NEW pNLEiN4
a. fa.H UII.
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ENTERPRISE CLOTHING STORE.


In u In itl4NL Nltl lltNh E1Nibls
@. :. HOLLAND
A. opened end IS now receiving large and well
i i selected stock Of EEAnl-NAUE CLOTHING,
HATS CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES
Gentlemen r furnishing Goods.
Fine Linen and Cotton shirts:
NHrlno and lf~le Thread ludcr= hirt-;
Linen, Cotton aud FLANNEL Drawers:
Mertno SILK Cotton and Lisie Thread y Hose;
Collars. trtTats. Gloves ETC. etc.
Al Of which am determined 60 sell as low as can be
bought in any southern market
lhls 4 The only Clothing House In the pgce--con-
sela'htA can give better tit. and offer q better
sorhe4t lar gentlemen 20 select from than can be
found elsewhere @. :. HOLLAND.
Enterprise Dct.2 1888. H-tf
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g.. Is. hautzio r.J b. PyrsinS.......N l. Dantzler.
DANTZLER, PERKINS 81 CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
Corner 81. Louis and Water Sts-
MOBILE. Ala.
Mobile. Aug. :, 1S5S. ply
JOS VIM. 4. Buck.
Borden - Buck.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MOBILE, ALA.
Mobile March -. 1855. l2-lv
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C0ilOn Factors and Commission Merchants.
No. @ Union st..
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COM NJ SSION NJ Err G ii 4 Mt.
I21 North Royal street,
TN. cOPF skST = sTEET JS9.,. u.,1p

HOLLOW. JAPANNED, BRASS, WOOD WILLOW
WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &C &c
II As always on hand plentiful supply Of COOK
III ING STOVES Of an sizes aud patterns
Country Merchants would do wen 90 plve his TIN
WARE trial a. % Is made u the best Material and
offered at low prices for Cash.
Taelnoa Dee 4 1855. S-ly
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GARNER, williams y Co.,

NEEUlttIIl y Al IA f4It-
General Commission Merchant,
LoR the sale OF LIVE STOCK AND COUNTRY
L IhDbi CE-Ruyai Street, near the Railroad De
pot. MOBILE. ALA.
Ia Ha respectfully socitS a share Of public pat
r0uage plcdEmg his best efforts to serve customers
REFERENCES:
Mobiles. Switzerland, Lewis Mcqueen. pgletrec.
Dye-- a Coz Tuutls Odds & Co. j. Z. i5win q Co. s.
pa1e, a. BROOKS. Gary, Maggard Co., KING Herriu
j. II. Ulughiru
Mobile Jan. l. 1S5S. Ig-fy
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Paints, Oils, Glass and Brushes, Artists
Colors, Gold Leaf, Bronze, sc.
Orders for IN. Banner, House Painting. Gliding, and
Glazing promptly attended 90. at the
TWENTY YEARS OLD PAINT STORES,
Nos q qgi i9 Dauphg STRAIT,
MOBILE ALA.
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FINE LONDON Guns.


IuiE undersigned. solo AGENTS force o. WNNTIN
4 London. Merchant anil uinufirtIr.f 10 t.H fH...
nnd most reliable Double ttuuf Hut E.sIur iHU#U.
have reviewed per cVsship# tH-r.uH, lrHuaIlua sIU
toilen Ellos complete Hrtlugut Hf.UI IuF tiH#
nnrud and uaif expressly nr throwing Hu.N .U..
with killing Force ana gorI1u.y oue bUuiI.I yards
with tle patent buck SHOE muuiia .lJ ImrI WHu.
ruuptnte Also. tHHao with Hue HuH rF4hUr..s r.f.I
uu Mniea pun.plr. aItl .U.lIllur ..IUt# THROWN g
come balls w.th rile force aHi u.euHtI 70 vow UrH.
distance, with m1ulls Hui implements complete. Oh
which we beg % rlll ute attention Df .Hra HHI
spuftamgnt with Che ssaur.u"H t.af .nuv $3.50 he sUII
under lu.l guarantee, nuJ uu fa ErHHI.Ila rufa FOL.
thCy can De- purchased 90 tIr m1HuUrtfrrl q. L.H.
dom NINlUN OLIVIER.
Importers and comm ss.au usrHhIuts
NJ Wtamuau sUHst NUV nr'.fr#.
Wee 0IfHfla Jam. Gl isas. laly
Louisiana steam Clothing Mandatory.
No td4 i@ Cfali sifsaf HsH.eet RHtHIf H.i rlIHHs
rH Ntaf#
fN'Hh undersigned having a,IHuIri si#HI f##r g.
u tha srWIna MlrhuHa tNry hfgu iu operation. #rs
NV llrrifet o. supply Dos quantity uI t.HtHna tHHf
They respectfully rau tlt attention 20 fa rIrt.H.
~ Louisiana end MIsssHrr. .1I Hf tIr ul. fti.HHf
rNNnf o. til. uNfHe. H Hl ellurs fHHU.tHI aHl.I f
promptly mt rIrHh Gully attended l1 Hn l..f ... Ht..
hleht Ni1i Hef ahaII rluuuua. fs hffHtIi 81. tH ..
htl 'iiisNteru t1 pufrbHsers who ffH Htta t.eIlH.
and nttHfuu tlr tnuIat tua tIa aIHnfHF UlI. s H..
durability 10 ule goods aiiarei u.eru
Nas Oriana IAN. tsrt HI,
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can and the last 10 forget bis native country.
As general rule. just 10 proportion a. 40
Irishman loved the land Of his birth, was be
found to be useful aDd loyal 10 the land Of
bis adoption, and Americans appreciated
this They had confidence 10 Irisbmen. II
any prejudces existed against them they
were not On the ground Of want Of loyalty
to this country. Here the Irishman had
fair play, aud he repaid that wise and mag
unanimous policy with heartfelt devotion to
the institutions Of the country. It had to
be admitted that 10 some minds and some
sections Of the country there were more or
less prejudices against the Irish people. But
prejadices existed everywhere, and these
prcjudiccs did no lasting injury. They were
no where permanent or radical, and would
be found as q general rule--that the man
who ridiculed and decried the Irish race
most--was always sure to be amongst the
least important Of what some men were
pleased TO call the Anglo Saxon race.
Again he expressed bis sincere and hearty
thanks for their attention, and the General
resumed his seat amid deafeniDg cheers.