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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25
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FR0M THE BOSTON CHRONICLE, Jan. 10 Il Wesee by an advertisement in another colulnn that Messrs. Comstock & Co, the American Agents for Oliridge's Balm of Columbia, have deputies to sell that article in Boston and elsewhere--We know
 lady of this city whose hair was so nearly gone as to expose entirely her chronological developments, which, considering that they betokened most ana- ble disposition, snot in reality very unfortunate. Nevertheless, she mourned the loss of locks that she had worn, and after years frutess resort to mis- called restoratlyes, purchased, some months ago. bottle or two of Odridge's Balm, and she has now rlngets nrch profusion, glossy, and of black ness. We are not pufing--none of the commodity has been sent to us, and, indeed, we do not want any, for though we obliged to wear a wig year ago, we have now, through its virtue, hair enough aud of a passable quality, of eur own. ,..a- -.s#-
 DARING FRAUD.--The Balm of ColumbIa has been initiated by notorious counterteter. Let it never be purchased or used unless it have the name of L. s. COMSTOCK, or the signature of CON- STOCK x co, on splendid wrapper. This is the only external test that will secure the public from deception. .0s..4ifr
 Address. n J COMSTOCK & co,
 Wholesale Druggists, ? Fletcher st. New York.
 Sold by l. c. DuBOSE & GO, Agents. and by Drs, Maynard, Hammond and Gates, Mobile
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WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c.-7 w I5 or casks isnerro assorted pert wine Z
 5qr casks Pages sweet Oporto wine
 hrl 10 qr casks old Onesin Madeira wine
 casks "La Tom' cla1et
 30 casks assorted French cordals n ! 5cases Stouehton bitters no 7'''s =
 30qr casks 4th proof Spanish brandy n -.a
 3pipes Hamburg gin 70 -- s-4' '.' .9s
 5pipes Cogniac brandy lll 2halfppes old Champagne brandy .is a.1d 3pipes s'hourgass Holland gin <.
 5 ''star" Havana cigars fl tag5 5 MP. C. ;-fIssflt 'tsltil Wt rfii'i
 5m Silvia & c. c. d }.s it'su4 a The above articles are all of the first quality, and will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to f'I4 |. i.lnoy1Sir .7.t h' E.C. CENTER & co,
 ANDlNG from Schooner Judge Hitchc k-50 ll pieces Kentucky Baggmg, 50 Coils Rope. For sale very low by Iiu K, L.. ANDREWS & co. cor 2r lai,nnin
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25

IT OOK OUT!!1s' Caution sths Parcatoj lSatsty.
 I An attackiof the Piles" may be positively pre- vented by using (when the premonory symptoms are felt) the celebrated HAYS LINIMEN'f! There are more than one hundred people in this cy and in the United Statesan immense number, who have suf- fered beyond endurance by this dreadful complaint, who keep themselves wholly free from atiacksby ap- plying this Lniment when they feel any symptoms of it's approach: of this there is the most perfect proof 0c5- None Genuine without the name of CON- STOCK & co, writtin on the wrappers. "' -.li5 , ildd I SOLOMON HAYS
 Sold at No. 2 Fletcher street, N. Y. i'tl -f
 Sold by J. c. DUBOSE & CO Agents and Drs MAYNARD & GATES. Mobile! l1'SH Q" ise-
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HNHE SfLESIAN POLISH--ls an article that
 II challenges an equal All the essential proper ties of rapid and beautiful polish for Silver Brass, Brittana, Ware and Fine Steel Cutlery a
 ALSO--A polish for Cabiuet Furniture superior to anything in use. single trial is only necessary fer the satisfaction of any person. For sale whole sale or retail by RICHARD NORTH,
 Druggists and Chemists, 35 Government and 45 Commerce. street. feb23
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A LMANACS FOR l8I1.--D0UBLEDAY & ASEARS, offer tliefellowing: The Planters, the Ladies' Annual Register, and Housewife's Almanac --The Democrats and Peoples Register--1'he Har- rrison-rhe Sporting Oracle and Almanac of Ru- raj Lifc, with numerous fine engravings. sec A. head'' ' theCrocket Almanac feb l tisn !,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25

EHARLES McCORD, Late cf Phiadelpha,) S UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANG ER, BLOGDGO0D'iS NEW ROW ON ROY AL, BETWEEN- sCONTT AND DAUPgIN STREEIS, respectfully informs the inhabitants of Mobile, that he has commenced business at the above place, and respectfully socits shareof public pat ronage, and assures them that every exsrton will be made please the most fastidious, both as regards price and workmanship. ] s.l1ld
 The following goods s i'll be made up m the most beautiful style-Saxony, Brussels, Imperial and l . grain Carpetng, satin and worsed Damask, More. . and Chntz Bed and Drawing Room Window Cul. tains Chamber Sofas, Easy Chairs, Ottoman and Verandah Seats, made 10 order ]; Church work of all description made, viz :-Silk Velvet Dmpery, Cush ions and Pulpit Cloths, enbroderies in gold plain Pew Cushions, Stools, Ottoman and Carpets. Paper Hanging done in the very best manner. c.
 All kinds of Steamboat work done on accommoda- ting terms. .f t..t..lf af 6i l. .~i aaFei
 Cabinet Furniture and Sofa Seats repaired.
 Goods of any description wll be u; tered from Phil adelphia at very small advance to expenses feb 1 l46s fDL
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PATENT MEDICINES.

sE. CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE AGuE kC MEDICINE, q xqte aud ce1fa,ri cure for Chtfis dnd Fetef, h al its complicated Jorms also, an dfcc- iaqi rcady tor FencrS gf eoery description nedi- cine Is offered 10 the public n safe and certain cure for the chlls and fever. The proprietor asscrts, and wlhoal fear of contradiction, that this medicine IS for the of chis and everii has been well test ei by ihe proprietor in an extensive practice, during which time he has prescribed if in some thousands o cases, and has failed in single instance in performing cure the first day. He has been ilidu- ,edto offer il for sale fo the public from the frequent solicitations that have been made upon him hy mum Der of persons whe have been relieved once by tie remedy, after long aud repeated trials with quinine md otlIe articles have failed, which are communly recommended hy physicians for the of this most distressing disease. For sale by
 jyl6 s MOSTLY & Co.,, Agents.
 VET HIrE SULPHGR NATER.-Waer fresh
 w from the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
 To those persons acquainted with the character oi these Springs, euogy is unnecessary. But t0 tliase Nho not, it will be sufficient to inform them that
 in all diseases of the Bowels Liver, Kdncyso Skin, the Water will be found most eligible remedy. be,
 ing not only active and efficient medicine, but n pleasant, and to some delightful beverage. Per hnps at season IS it's imperatively IndI- cated than the coming season and the summer months l when those who unaccimated are exposed to a deadly disease, anete the old residents subject to Hepatic instructions For sale by the dozen sin | gle bottle or gallon hy RICHARD NORTH, | .lttt r ~ Druggist & Chemist.
 may27 2e9G 25 tiorer,ne lt < 45 Com sts.
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M EDICAL CAItD.-DR. EVANS, office No B IVA St. Francis ,-confnes his practice to the Deleoa.e Diseases in alt tlieirdiferent forms
 Froai inc Doctors extensive practice in this bl anch of inc Medical Profession he enabled in all cases to guarantee speedy and effective rnfe without the use ofnlercury any other injurious medicine Patients who put themselves under pr. Evans care, can by hS mild and sauta'y treatment alwnys attend to their or dinafN business. f#aas
 Recent cases of Gonorrhea cured in two days, and Iung standing cases of Syphilis, ulcerated throat nose eluptons the skin and Gleet, electuay cured without any possibility of the disease appearing at any future time. Persons who cannot attend daily on the Doctor at all tines have medicines put up with written droctions for rilsilse.
 HUNTERS RED DROP, sa justly celcbratedfCr ifs miraculous cures throughout the United States, 1 be obtained at Dr. Evans office, This medicine has riuphnd over every other preparation tnr the cure of tsonorrhca, GIect, Strictures Chancres, Bubocs Sore Throat, Pains in the jonts and all those melan- eliov trains uf symptoms which follow yenereal dis ease lOne or two bottles are sufficient to perform cure iu the most desperate case Price two dollars ger bottle. airf-4-zH A
 Office open from z ia the morning until 10 at night
 nov7 i04s ,4..,.. Office 34 St. Francis st. SS COTT'S PATENT ASBES TOS IRON hC Chest, Asbestos Sssfes, &c.-1he subscribers have just receiyeda variety oftheabe,e, suitable for either steamboats or counting houses, which they e- fer for sale at the manufacturers prIces. The fol- lowing certificate need only to be added to prove the thorough fre-proof qualities for which they are so justly celebrated; z@asa
 [From the N. Orleans Bulletin, Jan. 31, lS4Ol | We, the undersigned, witnessed the burning of one | of MT. John Scotts A sBEsTos IRON CHESTS yes terdey afternoons and consider il most satisfac. tory evidence that they are what they arc represented to be, fre-proof
 Me consider it fairly and thoroughly tested, being exposed to intense heat for one hour; Il was GOV cred with cord of pitch pine, and burned until was red hot all over, which must have consumed every thing in it, had not the AsBEsros been between the iron and the wood work of the Chest. It contained books, papers and money. The papers were little stained by the steam arising from tue water thrown over it, and the binding of the books drawn by the heat and steam, but there was no Appearance of fire inside of the chests its contents.srf
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25

Perine Gyot & Co.'S sni. Rose Carminc (new art) Isulhven's Scotch Capyng Ink Arnoli,s L.ndon Copying Ink
 Kil,er's, Bonds, Ede's, aud Payson's, Intleliabe | Making Ink 1UU .#.i Steel Pens, of various patterns z# Gluills, from No. 10 to SO, superior quality
 Together witha complete assortment of Books and Stationary, which they will dispose of on libelml
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MUSIC.--Jpstr received by Doubleday st SSsts,
 MI large supply oflRew Music, aInorgst winch are rElsler's popular dances ''La Gitana,'' .Ia Maxur- ka,n La Cachuca,'' Sc, Also the popular sopgs- "Al things love thee" Love is a,itrifler, Leave dear one, ""I was not false to thee, and .Beau- tiiul Dreams, ,"-togctiier with great variety O f marches, walizes, Sc. Alsosome meifaled English
 music paper. | -.ts.R g1
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25

Dr. J. B. Mum .r4 .zfl nr Dear Sir,-t have made repeated trials of your ssELIxIR OF Or .UM" in the City and Marine Hos pitals and find it possess the anodyne and sedative powers of the ordinary preparation of Opium, with ont producing the excitement, headache, na,isea con stpation, which in many cases render those prepara. tions objectionable. It's effects more permanent and uniform than those of Morphia. Yours, &c.
 2 t*+ .-aA c. L. MITCHELL, M. D.,
 Resident Physician, N. York Hospital.
 New-York, February sth.' s37, .aofl
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-25

State of Alabama. No 2, St Francis st. novl9d EN ENNGRAVING,-J. c. McALlISTER, respect ANI fully infonns his friends and the public, that he has located himself at
 NO zg, CAMP STREET, NEw ORLEANS, Where he intends to carry on the Silver, Gold and Copper Plate Engraving and Printing, in all its varl- ous branches dhppes, by thes strictest attention to business, to merit a share of public patronage.
 Dosr Plates, Bell Pulls, Collars, &c furnished handles of knives, ting desks, work boxes visit ing cards, bill heads ponds and hank notes, and nota- ry seals, engraved in the neatest manner.
 IN B.-Persons visiting New Orleans will please call and see specimens, wanting any thing in the above line of engraving, by addressing by letter can have their wishes fully satisfied, sand with des | patch. i1au.tau lffHlefht apr , 2OZs
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BELLE$-1, N.Y. 2a lA ' Atl'it February, 18th, 1S37. This is to certify, that Dr. B. M'Munn's ELIXIR oFa OPIUM has been used in several cases, at the Bellevue Hospital, with the most satisfactory effects, when the usual preparations of Opium would have proved injurious. The undersigned are fully con vinced that possesses the sedave properties of the latter, without producing constipation of the bowels, or any unpleasant symptoms. " i.'
 ..,F HENRY VAN HOEVENBERGH,
 2 d .IIH1' Resident plivs ician.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28

cratic Jackson candidate, and never saw the
coming out. He headed the opposition to jack
son, and slandered him and his life from 1924
to the close of his administration. By trickery
and management he got nominated and elected
to the Reform Convention, and upon every I'M
portant question he deserted the men who elect
ed him, particularly when the Bank of the Uni
ted States was to be served. He is the night
fellow therefore TO make speeches in favor OF
his brother David whose democracy or talent
was r.ever heard of, until he was nominated Tor
governor. Let any man, if he can, point to a
speech, an essay on political economy, the SCI
ence of government, or state policy, delivered
or written by David R. Porter, before his NOM
inaton. How is it with Judge Banks. Look
at his speeches and reports made when in Con-
gress-look at the cases he has argued In the
Supreme Court--look at his opinions since ne
has been upon the Bench-look at his address
es before Literary Societies. All these indicate
an enlarged and cultivated mind amind master oil
ITSELF and Of innate elevation, and over which
passion and prejudice can have no DOMINION.
Besides habits of Judicial investigation and deci-
sion have gwen him an independent castof mind.
We firmly believe if he should be elected, ne
would not be the governor Of a party, but OF the
people, and such a governor we now want.
Our noble State has been brought to the verge
of ruin; her people are oppressed with taxes,
and labor is not rewarded as in other States,
every thing is depressed and the value of pro-
periy is uncertain.
James NJ. Porter made speech in Wayne
county on the 5th inst, and said much on his
way up about his brother David. 1t seems
James NJ. is still determined TO 60 to Congress,
and he thought that good speech In Wayne
county would do him no harm. He was invited
there by Mr.. Kingsbury, our late Senator, who
is about as consistent democrat as himself, for
he always voted with the Wings, or was among
the missing when relief was to be granted to
the Banks He is simon pure David K. Por-
ter democrat, for he rows one way and looks
another. These democratic Bank men know
exactly how TO help each other. A fellow feel
ING and interest makes men wonderfully kind.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28
The rTauch Chunk Canal.

The public will no doubt rejoice TO learn that
this enterprising company have so far repaired
the Canal as to place it in nayigable condition.
The first boat from Mauch Chunk arrived at
South Easton on Monday last, freighted with
about forly-fve tons of coal.
The difficulties which the company had to
encounter were very great Dams and bridges
were gone, and even the canal itself at certain
points, was swept away for entire sections,
which, together with the vast amount of other
property lost, made it no small matter, even for
that company TO surmount. The loss which
they sustained by the high water which proved
so destructive on the entire course OF our rivers
was exceedingly great, but the present mana
gers were equal to their task--they overcome
every obstacle in an Unprecedented short time
and have again opened their important improve
ment 10 the trade of the community. They are
actuated by the same spirit which has charac-
terised the company since the time when they
explored the wilderness ofthe Lehigh--pierced
the mountains, and brought forth its wealth
May they now enjoy an uninterrupted navlga-
ton, and reap reward commensurate to the
magnitude of their Wing and Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28

We publish in another part of our paper OF
to-day the Address of the Tippecanoe Club
No. l, of Harrisburg" This Club was formed
during the late Presidential contest and was
composed exclusively of those persons who
supported David R. Porter in 1888. In this
address they advert 10 an address from the Iron
Grey Club, which has been going the rounds of
.he loco foco papers, stating that the Iron Grey
Club was 'built upon the ashes OF the Tippe-
canoe Club" 1t appears shat the Tips No. /
were fortv-t,co in number, at the Presidential
Election. all of whom voted for David K. Por-
ter in 1898, and for Harrison in lS4O. They
are now, fifiy-two strong, and are "all pledged,
bv principle and reason, to uOte for John Bank" "
They have forty Of the old members and twelve
new ones, and they declare that "ths use Of the
names of the members of this Club to the Iron
Grev ADDRESS ,caS a viOlation Of all the propr'e-
lies of hfe." That "their signatures 'rere un-
sanctioned and their use base forgery" So
much for loco foco veracity and Porter's IN
creaSing popularity.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28
Horrid Affair at the Penitentiary--'
Escape of Convicts.
ST. LOUIS. June IL.


Bv the steamboat Shawnee, which arrived
last evening from the Missouri river, we learn
that revolt took place among the prisoners In
the penientiary, at Jefferson city, on Monday
last, which resulted in the murder of the over
seer, (Mr VIM Bullard,) and the escape Of
eight of the convicts.
We understand that the murder was the re-
suit of a conspiracy, of which the ringleaders
were Berry and Johnson. They dscoyed the
overseer into saddler's shop, on pretence that
thew wanted instructions as TO some matter, and
having induced him to stoop to look under
bench, killed him by blow from mallet or
hammer. They then made signal, which
was understood by the rest, seized a brace OF
pistols from Billiards person and the keys,
with which they opened the doors for the es'
cape Of themselves and six others. Ali this
happened abou. two O'Clock in the day. Only
one guard was on duty at the time, who fired
on the escaping prisoners without effect.
! 1t is said that more would have escaped had
they not been prevented by some prisoners
whose terms have nearly expired.
We have seen by handbill in the posses
sion of the Editor of the Era, in which the
Governor offers the paltry sum of $500 for the
arrest of the whole. The lessees of the Peni.
tsntiary have added 800 to this amount
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28
Communicate.
Who will be Governor!

Suppose David R. Porter should be re-elect-
the Sta,e7 Most, if not all our readers will an
swer James NJ Porter. The contest therefore,
as respects this section, is between James M.
Porter and John Banks When David r. Por-
ter was first nominated, he pledged himself 10
the delegates from this Congressional District,
iha, his brother should have no influence with
him, and should have nothing TO do with his
administration. We appeal to Judge Keller
who was one of the delegates, ifthis is not the
fact. Yet so soon as he was elected, James
n. Porter and his immediate friends, were the
only persons who could obtain his ear, except
where policy imperiously demanded different
course, as in the appointment of Mr.. Keller.
Should David R. be reelected, questions Of pol
icy and expediency will be disregarded, and
the iron heel of James NJ. will be placed upon
every one who will not bow at his command
Are We not right in saying that James NJ. Por-
ter has an undue influence with his brother? /?
Was he not appointed Judge? Did he not re-
eeive upon his brothers. warrant alone, a fee Of
1000 dollars of the peoples money, in the face
of that clause in the Constitution which says,
''No money shall be drawn from the Treasury
except in pursuance of appropriations made by
Law" Did he not get dam TO build at the
saouih Of tho Lehigh river, for which he got
IL h. Il 10 b,,
$4,000? Did he not get the support of the ad-
.nniStration forces lastfall for Congress- These
are facts which cannot be disputed No won
der, therefore, that we see him riding up IN this
county, making speeches, talking about democ
racy. and his democracy, and the democracy o
his SrOther David. But the modes,y of James
If. If he ever had any) seems TO have deserte'
him since the election of his brother. Man.
people in this district we fear, will say that
is all RICH. because it is done IN the name an
under the cloak Of democracy. here ar
Others, however, who will think aud ac' hk
freemen, although they may not say inuci
francis r. Skunk, We understand was ono
asked al governors election how De was age
ing 10 vote, and he very Significantly rePlie
"by ballot sir" So il will be this fall. lAttl
will be said, bu, the ballots when counted WI
lell the tale in favor of honest john BANKS.
James NJ. Porter made speech at our las
COun, and talked much about has democracy
and the democracy Of bis brother David Bu
when did he get 10 be democrat! No admin
isualion calling itself democratic, would eve
touch him with ten foo. pole. He ran twic
lor Congress in this district against The demo
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28
Appointments by the Postmaster
General.

Samuel Diranick, to be Post Master at Milford,
Pike county; John Weager, to be Post Master at
the Wind Gap, Northampton county; Joseph Kel-
Ter, to be Post Master at Martins Creek, North
amptoh county; William H. Wilson, to be Post
Master at Beaver Meadows, Northampton county,
and George Barron, TO be Post Master at Nocka-
nixon, Bucks county. These appointments are
all iudiciously made.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-07-28

STRIKING AGAINST THE REDUCTION OF Wa
crs.---A large number of wsarers of Baltimore
have held meeting, occasioned by an attempt,
on the part of Sc yeral manufacturers, to reduce
the price of their labor The prices at present
they STATE, do not give them, individually, an
excess over three dollars per week! and they
have resolved on starvation rather than suffer
further reduction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04
NOTICE..

DY yirtue Of two deeds of rust executed 10 The
ID subscriber, by William Tomlinson, and of re
cord ia the Clerks Office OF Amherst county, shall
proceed 10 sell, on Friday the IL h day Of Novem-
Der mex, U54l) Al the residence Of SAID Iomltnson,
The tracts Of land conveyed IN The first deed alore-
SAID. 10 Wit
One tract, adjoining the lands OF Abram Martin,
SEN, decd. and Others, The north fork oil illoe
aver, IN SAID county, containing $40 acres
The Other tract Is situated IN the river, a mile
aud hal teow The turner, adj joins the lands OF
David TomlInson and others, aud contains 100
acres.
Under the other deed | shall sell Two small Ne
GROES. aud all the slocK Of
Horses, sheep, Cattle, &C,
and he Household aud kIlchen Furniture, convey
ed by sa d deed.
ERMS.- The land will be sold on liberal terms
-ls will also all The other property, should II b.
necessary TO sell al III orderto pay The debi secured
The deed however requires the sale to be made ui
ash.
wild convey the ,ltle vested in me by the deed
aud none othet--It is doubtless good, ho~ey
Should SAID sale be prevented IRON any cause o.
Friday, II will be made on the next day.
RO. WHITEHEAD.
Oct. M6y