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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

NTHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.--On w hand few dozen of the celebrated Water from the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
 To persons acquainted with the character of these Springs euIogy is unnecessary. But to those who are not it will be sufficient inform them that in all diseases of the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys Skin the Water will be found most eligible remedy, beIng not only active and efficient medicine, but pleas- ant, and to some delightful beverage. Perhaps at no season is its inperatively indicated than the coming season and the summer months, when those who are unacclimated exposed to a deadly disease and to the old residents subject to Hepatic Instructions. For sale by the dozen single bottle
 by RICH'D NORTH, Druggist & Chemist,
 mar4 No. S5 Govt and io Commerce st
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

A MEXICAN LABOR SAVING SOAP-FOR "A WASHING CLOTHES IN SOFT OR HARD WA TER.-DIREcrIoNs FOR UsE,-FoR NAsHiNa WHITE CoLoRs.--To each pail of soft water in the boiler, put one pound of the Soap, which will answer for four boilings, after which add quarter of pound of soap for each successive boiling.
 Wet the white clothes in clean cold water, wiring them out put them into the boiler, according to their condition; then take them out into basket to drain, and wash thenoncc in water, they will then be ready for rnsing--clothes that very dry should be put to soak in cold water night and will reg quire boiling about three quarters of an hour.
 FoR WASHING CALIcoEs AND FLANNELs.- The water in which the white clothes were washed is generally strong enough, but sometimes little extra soap will be required tor iannels.
 Hard water requires about quarter of pound more soap to each pail ful than soft water.
 By following the above instructions, persons using this soap will find that it does not inure the clothes or the hands--that it half the labor in washS ing that it improves the colors of Calicoes and the texture of Flannes, and that white clothes will re- qure to be bleached but sedom It also obvates tie necessity of using the Wash Board, by which clothes are more injured than by ordinary wear.
 Just received and for sale by
 anr7 205tf R. NORTH, 35 Gown 't-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

EyRESH DRUGS-The undersigned now re- I' ceiving per ships E. Dennison, Unoas, Hottn- guer and other arrivals their spring stock of Fresh Medicines, Painte, Oils, Window Glass, &c. making up assortment in quality and extent well worth the attention of Merchants and Physicians. Purchasers will find prices moderate and every facility will be aorcd which the state of tine times will permit. . l. c. DUBOSE & co.
 Late DuBose & Rolf, Druggists, mar25 2l7f No 39 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

n nOMESTIC LlQUORS.---37 bbls Brandy, HI Gin, Peach Brandy and Vinegar. landing from steamer Alabama and for sale by
 decl' VIM. H. BUNNELL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

DRAGGING, ROPE, &c.- AS 293 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
 16S '' Alabama ''
 1S3 " Schayhtcoke |"
 S5S 255 bsa,S naaas' Ganay c0'h' aIb sab per y"rd l45s {" East India Bagging, 2b to 2llb {" 250 " heavy Dundee hemp, do weighing |
 to ls per yard,
 200 coils Russia Hemp Rope,
 50 Bombay ss ["
 200 Kentucky |"
 20 cases Baleing Twine,
 50 pieces Salt Stacking,
 72 bbs Kentucky Hams,
 200 tons Swedes Iron, comprising all sizes,
 10 tons Bnndle and Sheet Iron, comprising a
 general assortment,
 500 kegs White Lead. The above will be sold low, and on accommodating terms, apply to McGRAN & NOONAN, nov9 7lf St Michael st. S0 BARRELS FLOUR; 50 bbs Whiskey OO 50 bbs Moasses 10 hhds Sugar
 10 hhds Bacon sides 15 Shoulders
 20 kegs Lard 100 bags Havana coffee 60 bags Rio Coffee 50 Dxs Sperm Candles 60 bxs Soap 50 !" Composition l" oc,s 5nf CALVIN KEITH. NARDEN & FIELD sEEDS.-The subscri M bers have this day received from New York the following Seeds, the growth of lS4l, and of the finest quality
 Radishcs, kinds, spinage, Salsify, Parsnps, Beets, do, Carrot, Cucumber, Turnip, Cabbages, 4 do, Tomato, Parsnip, Cress, Lettices, do, Mustard, Sorrel, Caulihower, Melon, Peas, Beans, Herds Grass, Blue-Grass, Orchard-Grass, Clover, Sc. For sale in qnanti- nov 27 MOSTLY & co A LBANY ALE-2O bbls for sale by
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

TE1O PLANTERS, Physicians, and Country Mer
 l chants-MOSELY x co. Druggists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal streets, have in store full supply of fresh Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Meds cnes, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Gardeen Seeds, etc. which they offer for sale at whosaale or retail at very low prices and on liberal credit. feb1
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

ED EAL ESTATE AT SUMMERvILLE FOR AN SALE.-4 acres of land enieny situated for summer Residence being the residence formerly occupied by MT. Cuthbert, the road lead ing from Spring Hill road to the Three Mile Creek adjoining the lands of Major Hogan and Dr. Jas. F Roberts. For particulars, apply to
 F.. l.. ANDREWS & CO.,, \ dl9 l10n cor. Com. &1 Dauphn sis.
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NtOMpOUND FLUID EXT. WORM SEED

COMPOUND FLUID EXT. WORM SEED.- S1he most cHectual and safe worm destroying me- dicine ever used. The great objection heretofore urged aeaInst the worm seed IS its exceedingly dsa- greeable and na,,seous taste and smel, so much so that it is with difficulty that children can be made to take it. All difficulty is obviaed in this medicine as children take it with pleasure. For sale by
 RICHARD NORTH, 35 Govt st.,
 novl7 opposite the market. ID AISINS.-3O0 boxes fresh Raisins, for sale by h ian 20 OGDEN BROTHERS. l2 Water st
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 Gentlemen-You ou are at liberty to make such us-a~ of the following certificate you deem will sub serve the purposes for which it is intended.
 TCERTIFIcATE OF JUDGE PATTERt0S.1 hereby certify, that my daughter has been aflit- cd with sick headache for the space of soout 9 years-thc attack occurring once in about tv n frequently lasting 24 hours, during which -ine paroxysns have been severe, apparently to deprive her of life. And after having tre almost all other remedies in vain, have been ndut sl last resort to try Spohn's Headache Remed, sold by you; and to tho great disappointment ani joy oi herself and all her friends found very material relic from the first dose of the medicine. She has follow ed up the directions with the article, and in every case when an attack was threatened has found imme diate relief, until she is permanently cured -; The attacks are very seldom, and disappear 1 most immediately after taking the quantity directed hope that others may be benefited by the use of this truly invaluable medicine, has induced me sen yon the above, and remain your obedient servant,
 JEHU PATTERSON, Judge of the Court of c F COMSFOCK & co / Wholesale Druggists, ? Fletcher st. New York,
 Sold by l, c. DuBOSE & co, Agents, and by Drs. Maynard, Hammond. and Gates. Mobile jan 2S TO
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27
Just fecGWed ana Tor saIe Dy nr7 206tf R. NORTH, 55 Govm't-st.

WTHOLESALE S RETAIL IRON STORE.
 w McGRAN & NOONAN, No. St. Michael street, have now in Store and landing, Swedes Iron of all sizes and Steel of all kinds Cut Nails Axes Band, Hoop, Rod and Sheet Iron.-They purpose by direct importation and otherwise, keeping on hand a constant supply of all articles in this line, te which they ask the attention of purchasers. noy19
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

AtlIARLES McCORD, (Late ef PGiadelphia,) S UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANG- FER, BLOGDGOOD'S NEW ROW ON ROY AL, BETWEEN CONTT AND DAUPlIaFi lSTREETS, respectfully informs the inhabitants e Mobile that he has commenced business at the above place, and respectfully socits share of pHbc pat ronage and assures them that every ex9rtiOn will be made to please the most fastidious, both as regards price and workmanship
 The following goods " i'll be made up m the m beautiful stye-Saxony, Brussels, Imperial and grain Competing, satin and worstcd Damask, Mor .' and Chintz Bed and Drawing Room Window tains Chamber Selas, Easy Chairs, Ottoman a Verandah Seats, made 10 order Church work of description made, viz --Sill> Velvet Drapery, Casl ions and Pulpit Cloths, epbroideres in gold or plain Pew Cushions, Stools, Ottoman and Carpets
 Paper Hanging done in the very best manner.
 All kinds of Steamboat work done on accoInInoda- ting terms.
 Cabinet Furniture and Sofa Seats repaired
 Goods of any description will be ordered from Phil adel hia, at a very small adyance to cover expenses
 feb l 1l6s
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

PROCTOR HALLS CELEBRATED SPECl- HV FIC.-The celebrated specific for the cure of Gonorhna, &c., can with safety be recommended as being certain in effects and containing mercury- This medicine has superseded most of the prepara- ons sold for the cure of this disease and has been sold for sometime in New Orleans. well as various other sections of the Union. From tue high charac- ter and standing of Dr. Hall and the large quantities sold (3S00 bottles in three months) at the north there can be no doubt of its superior value in curing this dis ease. None genuine unless signed by Dr. Hall, M.
 For sale only by
 R. NORTH, Dispensary Chemist, fpb5 l49s Ne, 3j Government st.
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Y Beware of I. w. Burrett's imitation.
 l. C. DIIROSE Gr 70

3y Water st., sole Agents fof ths ely. NOHEN'S RHEUMATIC EMBROCATION- O This remedy, so celebrated for the cure o chronic and nlammatory rheumatism, sprains, swell ings of the joints, from the improper njudicious use of mercury umbago, Sc. is for the first time offered to the people of the South, although long known and used, as the certificates testify. at the North, where it's has been greatly marvelou. and unfyalled. Those afflicted with the above com plaints, will find immediate relief trial of the Embrocation. For sale by the Agent
 march 5 l. c. DUBOSE & co.
 No 8 Water st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

FNNO DENTlSrS-Doct. H. Gates, Agent in Mo- N bile for the sale of Stockton's improved Mineral Teeth, has just received full supply, embracing all the varieties used by Dentists.
 Doct. Gates has also first rate article of Dem tiss' Gold Foil, Nos. 6, asd 8. Orders from any part of the Southern States promptly attended to.
 Address GATES'S Pharmacy,
 nov29 106 Dauphin st. Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

nRAYS, WAGGONS, CARTS, WHEELS, AI &c-An assortment of Drays and Wagons with and without budies light and heavy Carts ex- tra dray, cart and wagon wheels. Plantation wheels, earth, wood and wheelbarrows, always on hand, made bv John Wood, of Philadelphia, of the best seasor ,d materials and workmanship for sale
 novl5 ffMmos by JOHN GREELEY.
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MOSELY S CO.,, Druggists, at the corner of IVA Royal and Dauphn streets, having recen ed d large supply of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. they offer for sale in quantities suit purchasers al very moderate prices and on reasonable credit. nov29
 VNAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIvERWORT.- -h A fresh supply of this invaluable medicine recei- yed per brig Saratoga, direct from the original pro prietor, Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, New ! ork Purchasers desired to observe that every bottle oI the genuine medicine has the written signature of Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, on the directions around the bottle.
 *s* Beware of I. w. Burrett's imitation.
 l.. C. DIIROSE & CO
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nATENT HERMAN FILTER INKsTANB.

A This novel and useful Invention nsures an inz stananeous supply of Clear Filtered Ink in the cup O.
 the Filter which can be returned into the Inkstand at any moment, where it is secured from injury, and infected by the atmosI here. The Ink thus protected, never thckens or moulds, and remains good for any length of time in any climate. The process of tine fl tration causes the coorng matter to be held in sus pensinn; hence the trouble and inconvenience sioned hy unsuitable Ink generally found in ordinary Inkstal Is, are completely obvated by the use ofthe FILTF INKsrAND. One of moderate size will con- tain snhieient for six or twelve months writing For sale b. DOUBLEDAY SEARS,
 ian2s 50 Dauphn st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

NEARKS' OINTMENT FOR THE CURE OF
 VA PILES.--The inventor of this valuable reme. dy begs leave 10 offer to the attention of those who are subject to the Piles, remedy the efficacy of which has aeen tested by the experience of years, and the.ntility of whice has in no instance been im paired tom failure relieve. To those who have been subjected to this disease, will prove, if applied when re-attacked preventative to its continu ance without the least pain; indeed many have pro- nounced it the most agreeable remedy ever applied There can be no danger in it's use, as it's component parts are of harmless vegetable matter. For sale only by P. MOSELY,
 nov30 92tf Druggist, Mobile
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 PATENT MEDICINES.

removed all obstructions by the hasty action upon the Liver Stomach, Bowels, Skin, Kidneys and Lungs
 GJF For sale wholesale ard retail al 2o S Francis Street. Mobile. aud nt my office Duane St. New York. Prce sa per bottle, one quart. fell ly NOMPoUND SYRUP OF LIVERWORT, O (Hepotica 7nio6o. )-For the cure ofPumona. " and Hepatie affections, Coughs, Colds, Consump. ton, Splitting of Blood, Sc. The reputation whie this article QiverworD has obtained in the treatmen of Consumptiors, spittisg of Blood, Liver Com plaints Coughs, Sc and the great uncertainty ther mus: always be in the preparation of decoctons th mode in which this plant has been usually adminis- tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmaceutical Mam pulations, has led HIS to make concentrated Com pound Syrup of a uniform strength.
 MEREDITH, HENDERSON {; Co. N. B.--None are genuine without our written signature.
 0J- For sale by the single bottle or dozen by
 RICHARD NORTH, 8 Government,
 fchl9 and 45 Commerce-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

FNNGRAVING.-J. c. McALLISTER, respect EN fully nfoims his friends and the public, tha h has located himself at
 NO. go. CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS, Where he intends to carry on the Silver, Gold and Copper Plate Engraving and Printing, in all its var- ou hopes by the strictest attention to business, to merit share oi public patronage. handles of knives, writing desks, work boxes, visit ing cards bill heads bonds and bank notes, and nota- " seals, engraved in the neatest manner.
 N. B.-Persons visiting New Orleans will please call and see specimens, wanting any thing m tho can have their wishes fully satislied and with des patch. apr 9 202s N
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27

ENT ADE'S WORM and CONDITION POW w pERs-Ihese powders are prepared in man ner pe-uar to any others, being the result of peren.e of 37 years successful practice, and have never been known 10 fail They are recommendedt to all owners of horses-as superior. Cattle are im- proved in appearance and health, that double the la bor may be obtained from them, without any risk. N. D.-These powders used when horses come on journey, or and cold, or excessively iatigu- ed, will be found in the highest degree beneficial.
 To be had in packages of one dozen each for 5 or single paper for 50 cents. They arc administered the food, without requiring relaxation from labor For sale wholesale and retail by
 RICHARD NORTH,
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The agent has in his possession several hundred es- tmonals similar to the above of the extraordinary virtue of this medicine Sold by appointment, at Dr. Johnson's, 20 St Francis street. dec 2S 127tf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01

specious than sound. Oneis, that such I'M.
provements increase the value of proper
ty. Suppose they do, and what then! are
The mai,rity Of The people property hold
ers! Not at all. Hence, according to
their own showing, the tendency Of the
system is to heap up and concentrate
wealth, rather than to diffuse and dis.ri.
butte il. The people are also told OF the
wonderful facilities afforded to transporta-
ton, the astonishing impulse given to bu-
siness, Of towns springing up. as If by
magic; but are all these advantages TO be
compared to the rights and liberties of the
many' Suppose the whole face OF the
country was cross-barred with railroads
and canals, and the great body Of the peo'
pie were slaves, would such improvements
profit theml BY no means. England is
the great pioneer in these Improvements,
and ye, her population are miserably poor.
The whole Island Of Great Britain is check.
cred with railroads, and yet the people
are driven by oppression 10 the brink Of
revolution. Provisions can be transports
ed frum one extreme of that Island to ano.
ther with The utmost convenience and ia
eiliiy, and yet the millions are suffering
for bread. Railroads are rapidly increa.
sing in France. but is the condition of the
people at all improving! d. those Inn
provememts liheralize the political sen.i.
meats of Louis Philippe, and thus make
him better king! Similar improvements
are also extending in Russia, Germany.
and other despotic governments of Europe,
but does the onward movement Of liberty
to the oppressed keep pace with lhem!-
II not, Of wha, bene6, is the system to the
degraded multitude? It neither fills the
stenaeks Of starving population, nor
causes the CALLING manacles Of slavery to
set any easier.
In our humble opinion. all internal i'm.
pr0vements should be made at the eK.
pense ofthe community in which they are
located; tha. the necessary funds be raised
by direc, tax on the people, and that the
progress Of the works keep pace with the
funds raised for defraying their expenses.
In ether words. that the people make all
suci, improvements themselves, at their
own cost, and pay for them as they go'o on.
The presen, mode of char.ering companies
for such purposes, we believe, is fraught
with mighty evils, dangerous to the sta
biiiy of our free institutions. We also
look with alarm at the present plan at OBJ
tanning loans fN purposes ofinternal i'm
pr"vemen. upon the credit Of The States
because ii makes lhe MANY tributaries to
the FEW, imposes greyious burdens on
pos,eri,y, and must res,ttin consequent
ces far more injurious 10 the people than
the improvements will be beneficial to
them. u.
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pThe following is tho letter of MI. Boris, alluded
to in ole of the above letters

pThe following is tho letter Of Mr.. Boris, alluded
to in Ole of the above letters
AUGUST le, ls4l.
Dear Sir: Tho President has finally resolved to
veto the Bank bill. It will be sont in to day at II
o'clock. It il impossible to toll precisely on what
ground it will be placed He has turned and twisted
and changed his ground often in his conversations,
that is difficult to conjecture which of tho absur.
ditics he will rest his veto upon.
In his last conversation reported, he said hs only
objection was to that provision which presumed the
assent of the States whore no opinion OK ressed
and if that was struck out he would sign the bll.-
He had no objection to tho location Of branches by
the directors, in the absence Of disscnt expressed
but whenever it was expressed, the power to dis.
count promissory notes must eease, although tho
agency might continue, for tho purchase and sale of
foreign exchange. However, you will 500 his mes.
sage.
Our Captain Tyler is making a desperate effort
to set himself up with the Loco Focoa, but he'll be
headed yet, and regret 70 say, it will end badly tor
him. He will bo an object Of eIecration with both
parties with ono for vctoing our BILL which was bad
enoorh-wifh tho other for signing worse ono; but
no is hardly entitled 70 sympathy. He has refused
to Iisan to tho sdmoniton and entrsstes hs bcst
friends, and looked only oths rhispeliags of am:
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bilious and designing mischiefmakers that have col.
lected around him. :
The veto will be received without sword, laid on
the table, and ordered to be printed. Tonight we
must and will settle matters, quietly as possible
but they must be settled.
Yours, &c. .1
JNO. M. BOTTS.
You'll get Bank bill. think, but one that will
serve only to fasten him, and to which no stock will
be subscribed; and when he finds out that he is not
wiser in banking than all tho rest of the world, we
may get 'bettor. The excitement here is tremen-
dous but it viii bc smo,hered for the present.
The above letter is postmurked washington, 18th
August" and addressed to "Cofee House, Rich.
mond." (Frco) JNO. NJ. Bol'is.
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TIE cAMDgNSJo ouRNA1.
CAMDEN. s. CAROLINA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT l. le4l.
MILITARY ELECTION.

An election for Brigadier General Of the fifth Bri-
gade, to supply tho vacancy created BY the promo.
ton of Gen. CAsrE,, took place on Saturday last
The fifth Brigade includes the Districts of Kershaw.
Lancaster Richland and Sumter. The Candidates
were Col. ", HorxiNs, of Richland, Col. - NET.
TIES, of SUMTER COL w. J. TAYLOR, of Kershaw,
and Col. T.. w. HuEy, of Lancaster.
We have no official retnns, but learn verbally,
that the following II the result -
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GRAnAM's MAoAzNE.--We are again il, possession
Of this exquisite Monthly, for September, in ad
vance Of all its contemporaries: The Editor ssenis
to spare neither pains nor expense in placing his
Magazine in the front rank Of the periodical lter.
ture of the day, and few have. succeeded 4 so
happily. For year past we have noticed reen-
lar, steady and progressive improvement, as well
in its literary department. us in its Embellishments.
The embellishments of the present number aIetwo
beautiful steel cngrayings. .The Cottage Fresidss
and cottage Pety," plate of Fashions, and two
pages Of Music. This magazine numbers among
its regular contributors many of the ablest writer's in
the country, and the number before us is richly
stored with their various labeurs. Tho reviewso Of
new books which appear monthly, are richly worth
the subscription price; if il had no other attraction.
AWFUL CATASTROPHE newspapers contain
heartrendng account, of great loss Of life, from,
the explosion of Gunpowder, OF fire in Syracuse
Nav York, which occurred on the night ofthes
18Th uIt A small wooden building in that town
was fred il is supposed, by an nccndiary, on TINT
night, which wes stored ten or fifteen kegs Of
gunpowder, the explosion Of which was attended
by the, most fatal consequences. Thirty persona
were Immediately killed, and forty Others wounded
many of them dangerously. IS
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Tag BASKRUrr LAw.-We shall publish this law
psKt week, SO that our readers, may examine its
provisions.
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CoNGREssl

The correspondence Of the Charlesten Courier.
which will be found in another part Of o,r
will furnish our readers with information Ia relstioa
to the latest measures which have Been mafursa ii
Congress. Letters in that paper If Monday, undcr
date Of the 26th and 9th ult which We have no,
room to day arc foil Of bright promises for The q:
tendency of democratic doctrines djsmensberss
msut of the wing party SCENE absolutely inevitable.
and veto of any Bank project which may be pasL.
ed is looked upon as matter. beyond saa doubt
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BAsk OF THE UylrEp 9srArEs. The Hon. WI
LIAM DRAYroa has resigned the Presidency Of thist
institution, and Mr.. JAMES RosEnTsoH Of Richmond
Va. has been elected 10 supply his place. :'sss