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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-18

NORTHERN AGENTS IN SOUTHERN JOURNALS. We cannot refrain from a feeling of deep iniigna- ton when we the agents of aJJtArn interests get
 ting possession of southern journals, and ihen em- poyng them the injury of southern interests, with a bareiaced impudence that asronshcs us. And they supported by southern people. These journals d- vance principles, broach doctrines, encourage meas mes hostile To the whole interests of the Snuh and southern men turn rounj and reward them for il. Surely they must be doomed. The cuise oi blindness must be on the peope,-anh placed by the haod ot providence for nscuable ends, or they would not at one time, sit in stless apathy, and a; another rush headlong into the snares prepared for them.
 Among these journals the Charleston Courier takes the lead. Then comes lhe Savannah Republican and the Mobile Chronicle. The Courier, however, bears away the palm for the subtleness and deNterity With which the thing IS done. It advocates all and every thing which northern interests could wish an agent 10 do and this with sembance of huuaing zeal in all cases, where necessity compels it, to go along with the southern current. The editors are all northern men, with all their northern feelings and associations, wrought up into ultra federalism and filled witha deep, abiding detestaion of the northern democracy, the naturally of lle south.-TaliahasSee Fioridiaa.
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co M M E RC IAL.

During the three days preceding the 9th ns in the New York market the sales of amounted 10 lsOC Upland and Florida, at llc; $50 Mobile 9 l2I; and 200 New Orleans 94 l2-together, 2j5O b.
 The arriYnlS yYern-lrnm
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MARINE INTELL1GENCE.
PORT OF MoBILE-JUNE IS.

Brsiip Courtney, Brown, for Liverpool, D Wheeler. Brship Henrietta, Johnson, Liverpool Forbes & CO. SchrC w Greenwood, Tuer. for Pensacola, Homer. Schr Cordelia NorwoOd, for Boston master. Sloop Geo Washington. Case, for Pensacoa, master.
 ARRIVED Steamboat Cahawha, Adams, from Selma, with bales cotton.
 Steamboat Echo Little, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Anna Calhoun, Dnval. fin New Orleans. S;painboat Caroline, sutton, fin New Orleans
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CoADY RAoUtroS Farr rRaDr.--The Bos

CoNDf hA6UET ON FREE lRADf.---i ne bus- ton Post speaks of this book in the following lerms.-
 sAmong many valuable contributions la our poe iitical literature, produced Tn the last year. was edition of Conds 1saguet'4 Principles "i Free Tlade-a walk allowed h, the whigs, even, to be ntseiot-to tie reasdnaben,ss ui the deductions oi Raguet every candd appropriated m'tn must assent. Does vonr satsticlan Want hgutes here are all te shall require. Does ynur DO-party man ask l"f principles here shall they be found, wth arguments founded upon facts, and logically demonstrated. Ap- peal to party or tO sectional rroudlcrs Is forgotten. Capitalists and proctates, growers nt soGthern eo- ton and workers in northern granite and ice, mer- chants and mechanics, manufacturers and importers, all tairy dealt witlsre conclusiyey taught the advantages of unlimited intercourse with foreign nations And yet this book IS little known. hcresy il may be in us to say it. but do believe that very many of our northern democrats dc mol fully the propriuty of urging Free Trade as of the great ends of party. Is not ths proved by the evidence of MT. K. who states that the booksellers declined the risk publishing second editionot his work Further, it seems to us, oar northen editors have lacked assiduity in making known these principles inferior to none other in point ofinterest-rquaed only by the question of the currency"
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E IMPoRTAET-IF TRUE.-The New Bedford Mer- cury of the Sth, states that wine bottle picked mouth of Buzzard's Bay, containing slip torn from the side margin of newspaper, upon which the fol- lowing memorandum was penciled
 "Steam Ship President-soie surpiror
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MEMORANDA

INTAIONiN Arhcnce, at New York 5th inst, brig Mobile Jones. s-Sclr Equity, Post. 9-ship Alabamirn, Lane; barqne suwarrow, Sleeper. At Boston, 7th inst-sch Patriot, Oakman. Al Philadelphia, 1th inst-sch Pompino Dyer. Cld, sch Washing ton, Thompson.
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SlsS.sao

279ll Prizes, amounting to sls3,s99
 Tickets $4--Halves S2-Quarters 4l.
 Packages of 25 whole tickets, Sl00, warranted to draw S4s. Packages of 25 half tickets. S50
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STATE OF 4
 ORPH INHIS day ca

- iSii dlDi On
 whom letters of granted on the ii Lord, One Tn, Fight, and mad' and also of the C appearing to the estate is altoget debts it is ther be declared inso notice be given
 and Patriot, q pi all persons hari Clefk of the Cot on or before the
 A true copy fir
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i-KD All demands against the Br ship CouRTENAY, tk3 Brown master, be rendered to the Consignee by 2ocock M. tomorrow, 18th inst, or debarred pay nenf. iune k
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eesz. FOR LIFERPOOL.-The ship HO- y.,k GARTH. (. Redman master, now loading, wil have despalch For freight of 300 bales cotton, apply to ( june 9 E. C. CENTER & co.
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ORPH.

L. X. HuDER,
 Estate of
 last will and tesl to the court that of said L. X. H. der for final settl the first Monday Mobile county, ! accounts of said order be made oI newspaper publi. terested, may at accounts. A col
 Attest, mayl9 262+t
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n~T7 FOURTH or II LY BALL.-In order to give uT fun effect to the g lIons anniversary of our na- tona independence, spen military and citizens ball will he given a the New rher, which will be superby fitted and decorated for the n. The following gen tlemen have been appointed managers, with lherty to add 10 their numbers and all apple "ls for tickets are tu hl male u Ln
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STATE OF Al
 Opn

ORP HEREAS w de bonus n filed his petition of the land now r tate of said dece faction of the cot termarried with Summere who ii legatees in right said decedent al State of Alahama that publication 1 Register and Pa for forty days, Il next, at the Cour be set as the tim tition. A true c
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 IN bxs Window 30, Spirits \ [ Paint Brusl
 \ved and for Jy24 266tf
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NOTICE

1N order ren Court held in \ wherein Gopp President, Dir United States Isaac II. ErW and the heirs 0 undersigned ha tate described plaint in said said order the | to collect and r accrued since | growing rents premises and Therefore all of the use, occu ises are caution same To any o sons wishing to on the undersig same. Ijune9
 ORPHA
 David Clagg, In the matter oi
 the estate of duly administer | for a final settl is ordered that appointed for Court House oi dered, that publ week for for fo in the city of NJ attend aad hear said T. l.. Foul
 A copy fl
 mayl 24St Il
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STATE OF All
 ORPH TNHIS DAY c

STATE OF All
 ORPH TNHI5 DAY c
 Il istrator and ! the estate of Joh accounts and vou' msnt with said es court that Saturd house in Clarke c for said settlemen be given by publi Register and Pat
 aprl5 2s5tf 4 GOLD MINES FIN OBEDIEN \ cery Court, a the 4th Chancery os the State of Al said Chancery Co Monday in July GOLD MINES, the highest bidde eighteen months curlty, as also a
 chase money,) tho section five, in tc to be sold in lc acre to forty acre, | tain the RICHES | discovered in the sirous of purchasi | he lots under tn | Who will attend !; preceding the salC
 Indisputable tit the purchasers, tll the deeds.
 mar20 22lttds
 @ The Augu Eille Democrat,
 publish once a W, he paper contain Register Chancer
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Agent, 36 Water st.H

h ts%o p FOR SALE-The steamboat VIM S+ssssss==Tz754. ROBINSON, Jr. will be sold low to close d concern. She a in fine order, and ready for any trade; she is 290 tons burhen, and draws less than four feet of water has splendid accommodation and well furnished in every respect is two years old, M. SuHges, or BARTLETT & WARING,
 ap22 24lu 67 Commerce st.
 The New Orleans Picayune will please copy the above week. and forward their account to B. & ".
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 | ROCERIEd H hand and will |rtment of Or will sell at tl them will bd of drayage.
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$ 10 .sb:ssih Es%a

TOW, with short bot on her face, bllected. The a Thp will return u laiborne, , or 6S {
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LnP0RT4N1 PROOFS.

ofMe efficacy Of Dr.. Hariichs Celebrated Ned
cincS
I The folio wing certificate was sent by Mr.. II. u.
Hinman, agent at CINCINNATI, Ohio There can be
mistake in it, as the parties well known.
Mr.. Ezekiel Rgdon, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, several days troubled
with b.us affections, acdity of the stomach, at
tended with the usual symptoms of dyspepsia, and
having mndc trial Of various medicine without
finding relief, was cured by the above medicines.
Attest, L. RIGDON.
Cincinnati, June 30lh, 1910.
YET LATER.-Mr. Vance, of Washing on
county, writes as follows-Dear Sir-Dr. Harlich's
pills are performing some of the most wonderful
cures in this vicinity ever heard of They were
1ntrohuccd here about six months ago, ty one Of
my neig',bors, who bought half dOzcn packages
from the Pnishung Office. / ON aware of four
IN this place where complete cures have been per
formed, one of severe rheumatism two of dyspepsia,
and one of a most shocking and aggravated ner-
vous complaint, of ten or twelve years standing ]
send you enclosed five dollars; pleare to forward
pills for that amount by the bearer, William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
July 81. 1910.
n. B. The above cerifc ties, compared with the
ry mhny already received, certainly must
vince those similarly afflicted. that they can yet be
rel eyed Ivy the use of these invaluable medicines.
Principal Office, No. 10, North Eighth street
Philadelphia. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHEIMER
October "a, 1910. Aren't
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TO TIE .4EELICrpn

THOSE who are suffering from va,ious diseases
lnelueh' 10 the Gman family would do well TO
procure Dr.. HarEch's Contgotand Sireasiben;,c,
and German APeyien PHb. which are so pre.
cminentiy Recommended for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints, aius IN the sile back and breast,
NERVOUS Aft ct,ons, Head Ache aDd all the dis
cases Of tie Stomach aud Bowls. Pamphlets NAV
be obtained gratis, which contain full aud expcile
directions foI using. The reader il retired TO se,
cral very interesting certificates Of cures in this
paper, which may be relied upon, they ate taken
from tina original For sale at No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Phlladelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
osOpef a. ls4o. hgtnf.
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Certificates Of Agency.

THE following are the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties, for the sale of BrdndreM
Vegetable Universal Pills.
Northumberland county Milton-Mackey &
Chambeiln Sunbury-H. B. Masser. M'Ewens
vllle-Gedd,s, Green & Walls. Georgetown-F
Mdngtr g. Co.
Union county: Lewisburg-Walls & Get,ies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Benier. Selinsgrove-EyIc & Co. Mid
dleburg-I,aac Smith.
Lycoming county: Williamsport-John Smith
Newberry-M. & J. &. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
po,rican. Jersey Shore-James II. Hepburn
columbia county Danville-T. 81 L. B. Rev.
nolds Ca'tawissa-C. A. Brobts. B,rwick-Shu.
man fittenhouse. bloomsbury John II. Meyer
Sunbury, Sent, 9. 1870
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Works Of Nature.

IN a st tie OF health the intestinal canal may be
compared TO river whose waters flow over the ad-
joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improves their qualities; and TO keep
up the comparison of the river, long as it runs
smoothly the channels kept pure and healthy;
but if by the course of the river is stop
pei, then the water IN the canals is ne longer pure
but soon becomes siagnant, There is but one law
of circulation in nature. When there is a SUPER
abundance Of humorial fluid (serocity) in the ines-
tnal tubes, and costiyeness takes place, i, fl ws
back into the blool vessels and nflratcs itself in
10 the circulation. TO establish the free course of
the river. we must remove the distinctions which
stop lis fee and tho of its tributary stream
With the body follow The same natural principal !;
r move, hy iha, valuable purgatve medicine Bran
diefhs Universal Vegetable Pills, which are an ef.
tcuai assistance Of nature, the superabundancc of
humors in the intestine canal by per- evcring in
this practice, the ways of the circulation will then
be restored to the full exercise of their natural func
tions, and state of health will he firmly establish
cd Remember, never suffer drop of blood to be
taken from you'-Evacuate the humors as often
and as long as they degenerated or as iorg os
you are sick.
DIR. Brandreth's Office in Philadelphia, is at No.
8, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 20 cents per box, with full directions.
GrOnly agent in Sunhury is II. b. Masser Esqr
Sunbuiy, Sept, ., 1910.
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MORE CONCLUSIyE PROOFS
Of the efficacy Of DR.. HarEch's celebrated lLc

Of the efficacy IF DR.. HarEch's celebrated Medi-
ciRes.
DEAR SIa;-I was afflicted with lilious and
ncTyious disease to very alarming degree, with
all the Symphonic which so frequently effects re-
lnxed condition. viz: giddness in the head v;ol N,
uemors, chness, with fixed pain in the rioh,
side, complexion had, and costivencss; indeed I
was IN most miserable condition | had tried
many remedies hut found no permanent relief un-
I'll ! had pa chased DR.. HarEchs compound
strengthening and German dperiem Pills, which
ir m their superior virtues, wac completely cured.
and am allie 10 pursue my employment, free from
pain aud disease. (sgncd) JOHN BOLES.
Dated Xenia, Ohio June z, 1910.
Principle Office for the United States, No. 10
North EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
HENRY YOXrHElMER
"''o'er "a, ls4O. Agent
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DYSPEPSIA : DYSPEPSIA ,

That troublesome and peace-desroying disease.
Thousands and tens of thousands suffer from
that common distressing complaint Dyspepsia is
frequently caus, d by uverlol ldng distendng the
stomach by crcesSire eating drinking-indijcs;-
ibie and acriI substances taken into the stomach,
or tiom long continued constipation OF the bowls a
soden''ry liie fear, grief anxiety, copious draft
{" cold water, drastic purgatirc medicines, dyscn-
tcry, miscauiages, intermittent and spasmndic az.
f ctions of The stomach and bowls, irree uar meals,
iate hours, and too ffequen, use of spirituuus
liquors.
The symptoms of dyspepsia may be described as
want % appetite, or an unnatural voracious
one, nausea and sometimes bilious r0n,iting, sud
den and transient distensions of the stomach af er
eating ac'id and putrcsent erugtatons water brash
pain III the region of the stomach, cJsliven ss pal
pit'tion of the heart dizziness and dimness of the
'ignt, disturbed rest, tremors, mental dependency
hatulency, spasms, nervous irrtiby chill mess
salowness of complexion, great oppression aiieI
eating !anguor and general debility, sick head a, he
&c.
NURE-At the head Of all remadies stands Du.
HARNcH's CoMTOUND STRENGTHENING Tome
AND HhRTAE APFERIEST PILLS, which act great
~ upon NE reristll ltic motion of the iuteslines
ibclrby producing regularity of the bowls, at the
same lime lmfsosGg the functions of the dehilitat-
ed gans, thus Ihyigorating and restoring the dI-
sestiVc organs 10 healthy action. This medic ne
sc IN fails in producing relief
Fun and explicie directions accompany the
above h.d'cine. Likewise pamphlet which de-
serb $ diseases. the minnet of treating, Sc.
Principle office for the Uujted Statos, No. 10,
North EIGHTH STREET Philadelphia.
HENRI YOXrHEIMER
October "a lS40. Agent
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SICKNESS.

THERE are many persons that we daily behold,
whose count,nances AID trail limbs denote sfiiic.
u,n' which we find has principally originated from
neglect OF proper Ie.nales at the commencement of
sickness. Al first the patient plain, OF bile on
the stomach attended With sickness c0stirsn Ss 8c.,
lie negtcls 10 procure proper medicine; al lenh he
complains OF pain in the side and stomach with
SUR eructauuns his appetite becomes impaired,
ms lest Troublesome, his mind harasscd, and oil
things around h'n appear not in their proper station.
He sill negocts himself, when in all probability
the disease may al lenth be fast seated that no
medical aid will replace him again. At the frs,
atack of sickness there should be "no lime Lsl"
in procuring DR. Harlich's COMPOUND STRENGTH
ESlSs APEnIENT PILLS, which Immediately Ie-
moves Die from the stomach, obyate cosii,eness.
IemoVc disorders in The head nvigorate the mihd,
strengthen The body, improve tie memory, and en-
hVen the imagiua ion thus restoring the body
again 10 its proper functions.
frincipe Ciicc, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, fhi!adc hia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
oe''per ~ isao' agent.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

THIS disease is discovered by fixed obiusc
pain in the right side under the short ribs attended
with heat, uneasiness about the PIT of the stomach;
there Is in the right side also disention the pa.
enl loses bis appetite and becomes sick and lroub-
ed with vomiting. The tongue becomes rou, III
and black, tho countcnance changes To tale or
cltron color yellow like those afflicted uilh i.un-
dice, difficulty o. breathing ds,u.b- rest: .,tellce
with dry cough, difficulty Of laying on the lief,
aide the body becomes weak, and iDaly the disease
terminates into ano;her of more serious nature,
which in oil probability is far beyond the power Of
human skill DR.. HarEch 5 oEpound SirengA-
eHtns Tonic and Goman Aperieni PiLb, ii Ia
Ken at the commencement of this disease, will
check IT, anI by continuing the use of the medicine
a few weeks, perfect cure will be pert, med.
Thousands can testify 10 this fact
CeTllilcales Of many persons may daily be seen
OF the cic cy Of This invaluable medicine by apply
ing at the Medical Office. No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadelphia
HENRY lOXTHEIMER
October 81, 1910. AseaL