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nR.JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES

M n S DThese medicines are recommended and exteit- siyely used by the most intelligent persons in tie U. States, by numerous Professors and Presidents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy, and of Hospitals and Almshouses, and by more than three hundred Cergymen of various denominations.
 They are expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired unprecedented popularity throughout the United States and as they so admirably cal cuated to preserve health and C. disease, no fam- Iy should ever be without em The proprietor of these valuable preparations received his education al one of the best Medical Colleges in the United States, and has had fifteen years experience in an extensive and diversified practice by which he has had ample opportunities of acquiring prac,.al Knowledge of diseases and of the remedies best calculated to move them
 These preparations consist oi-
 Jayne's Expectorant, valuable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma Splitting of Blood, Group, Hopping Cough, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, and Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat, Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, Price $l
 growth and beauty of fle IIair and which will posi- lively bring new flair on Bald Heads, and prevent it's falling off or turning gray, Price $l
 Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge. pleasant, sae, and certain preparation for the removal of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Fever and Ague, Want of Appetite and all diseases of debility, especially Of the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs of Digestion. Price 50 cents.
 Jayne's Carminative Balsam, a certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints, Darrhoea, Dys- entery, ChoIic, Cramps, Sick Headache, Sour Sto- mach, Cholera Morbus, and all Arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Affections, Sc, Price 50 cents.
 Jayne's Sanative Pills, for Female Diseases, Liv- CT Complaints, Costiveness, Fevers, lnfamma'!o ions, Distractions Diseases of the Skin, &c., and in all cases where an appointed Alternative or Purgative Medicine is required. Price % cents.
 For sale by THOMPSON & SIiREVE,
 iune g Sti Agents, No. 30, Dauphin St.
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A LMANACS FOR ls4l.-DOUBLEDAY & ASEARS, offer the following: The Planters, the Ladies' Annual Register, and Housewife's Almanac The Democrats and Peoples Register-The liar rrison-The Sporting Oracle and Almanac of Ra- ral Life, with numerous fine engravings. "Go A head'!! theCrocket Almanac feb
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"EWS' NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT- Il Il This article is offered to the public as a never failing cure for the Rheumatism, and it has for Der of years sustained its reputation, and accomplish ed cnres which have defed the power of every other article. In and recent cases, the relief is nva- riabe, after one or two applications of the Lniment, and in Chronic Rheumatism, the of cure nu- merous. It is truly remedy that reaches the NERvE AND BONE, with the most happy effect.
 Sold by l. c. DUBOSE & co, ian2l l64s and the other Druggists in Mobile. WTINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c.- w 15 or casks Fignerro assprted pert wine
 5 qr casks Pages sweet Oporto wine
 10 ar casks old Onesin Madeira wine
 casks ''La Tour'' claret
 30 casks assorted French cordias
 5 cases Stoughton biterz
 30 or casks 4th proof Spanish brandy
 3pipes Hamburg gin
 5pipes Cogniac brandy
 2 halfpipes old Champagne brandy
 3pipes 'shourglass" Holland gin
 Ms'star" Havana cigars ,. 5MP.C.
 5M Silvia & c. c. |"
 The above articles are all of the first quality, and will he sold on reasonable terms Apply to nov1S E. c. CENTER & co.
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MARKS, OINTMENT FOR THE CURE oF

MARKS OINTMENT FOR THE CURE OF lvA PIIES.--The inventor of this valuable reme- dy, begs leave offer the attention of those who are subject to the Piles, remedy the efficacy of which has tested by the experience of years, and the utility of whice has in instance been inn paired from failure to relieve. To those who hav. 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 be no danger in i,s use, its component parts of harmless vegetable matter For sale only by P. MOSELY,
 nov3O 92u Druggist, Mobile
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nR. M'MUNN'S ELIXIR OF OPlUM.-A D preparation that stands deseryedly high with the medical profession as combining all the useful proper ties of that drug without any of those that consi dered deleterious. The following testimonials speak for themselves.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 Dr. John B. McMunn having made known to me the process by which he prepares his ELIXIR OF OPIUM,' and wishing me to state my opinion con cerning it, therefore say tat the process is l &C., cordance ph WeH known chemical laVs, and that the preparation must contain all the valuable principles of Opium without those which are considered as del eterious and useless.
 J. k. CIIILTON, M. D.,
 Operative Chemist, Sc. New-York, December 29, 1886. Dr. J. B. Mum
 Dear Sir,-' have made repeated trials of your "ELIxIR OF On .UM" in the City and Marine Hos- pitals and find it possess the anodyne and sedatve powers of the ordinary preparation of Opium, with ont producing the excitement headache, nausea, con stiparon, which in many cases render those prepara- tions objectionable. It's effects are mare permanent and uniform than those of Morphia. Yours, Sc.
 c. L. MITCHELL, M. D.,
 Resident Physician, N. York Hospital. New-York February 9th, l837
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COMPOUND FLUID EXT. WORMSEED.- OThe most cfiectua and safe worm destroying me- dicine ever used. The great objection heretofore urged against the worm seed is exceedingly disa- greeable and nauseous taste and smell, so much SO that il is with difficulty that children can be made take it. All difficulty is obviated in thismedicine as children take it with pleasure. For sale by
 RICHARD NORTH, 35 Govt st.,
 novl7 opposite tie market.
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HNAYLOR'S BAISAM OF LIyERWORT.- II fresh supply of this invaluable medicine recei- ,ed per brig Saratoga, direct from the original pro pretor, Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, New York Purchasers desired observe that every bottle of the genuine medicine has the written signature of Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, on the directions around the bottle.
 *.* Beware of I. w. Burrett's imitation.
 l.. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, 2q Water st.. sole Agents for this city.
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WADE's WORM and CONDITION POW W DERs-These powders are prepared in a man ner peculiar to any others, being the result of an perence of 37 years successful practice, and have never been known to fail. They are recommended to all owners of horses-as superior. Cattle so im- proved in appearance and health, that double the la bor may be obtained from them, without any risk.
 N. B.-These powders used when horses come of a ourney or are and c@d or excessively fatgu- ed, will be found in the highest degree beneficial.
 To be had in packages of one dozen each for D or a slngle paper fer 50 cents. They are administered the food, without requiring relaxation from labor. For sale wholesale and retail by
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GREY'S INVALUABLE OINTMENT, for the " cure of White Swellings, scoriaous and other t- mors ulcers sore legs, old and fresh wounds sprans, bruises, sweilings and infamatons, scald head wo- mans sore breasts, rheumatic pains, tetters ewup tions chbans, whitlows, biles' pies' corns' snake b;,es' &c. for sale wholesale or retail by
 " WOODRUFF WATKINS,
 Gb % l62tr No. 30 Water st.
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BELLEVUE, N. Y.

BELLEVUE, NY.
 February, 18th, 1887. This is to certify, that Dr. J. B. M'Mun's ELIXIR OF OPIUM has been used in several cases, at the Bellevue Hospital, with the satisfactory effects, when the usual preparations of Opium would have proved injurious. The undersigned are fully con- vnced that possesses the sedatve properties of the latter without producing constipation of the bowels, or any unpleasant symptoms.
 HENRY VAN HOEVENBERGII,
 Resident Physician.
 GEORGE F. ALLEN,
 Assistant Physician, Bellevue Hospital.
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HNOOTHACHE.-Extract of Calls and Kreosote. II At length has been discovered an infalliae Cure for this distressing malady. The above preparation, it is positively asserted, will cure any case wherein it can be applied, in twenty minutes. A supply us, received and for sale by
 I. c. DUBOSE & O., ianl6tf late DuBose & Rolf, 39 Water atl
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MOSELY & O., Druggists, at the corner oi MI Royal and Dauphin streets, having received
 large supply of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines.
 Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Garden Seeds, &c., which
 they offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers at very moderate prices and on a reasonable credit. nny2a
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MACKEREL.-5O half barrels No. l, for sale by MI mr2SM D. c. LOWBER, 59 Commerce-st.
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DEAL ESTATE AT SUMMERVILLE FOR lC SALE.-4 acres of land conveniently situated for a summer Residence, being near the residence formerly occupied by Mr. Cuthbert on 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
 E. l.. ANDREWS & CO.,, dl9 14Of cor. Com. & Dauphin sis.
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MUSIC.--Just received by Doubleday & Sears, MI large supply of new Music, amongst which are Ellsler's popular dances 'La Gtana, "La Mazur- ka," La Cachuca," &c. Also the popular songs "All things love thee, Glove is triher," "Leave me dear one, "s'I was not false thee,' and "Beau- tful Dreams, ,''-together with great variety of marches, waltzes, Sc. Also some fine ruled English music paper. .,..5I
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nOCTOR HALLS CELEBRATED SPECl- lI FIC.--The celebrated specific for the cure of Gonorlna, &c. can with safety be recommended as being certain in effects and containing mercury This medicine has superseded most of the prepara- tions 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 the high charac- ter and standing of Dr. Hall and the large quantities sold (3800 bottles in three montls) the north there can be 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, feb5 I4Ss No. B Government st.
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NTHOLESALE & RETAIL IRON STORE.
 w McGRAN & NOONAN, No. 6 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 hand constant supply of all articles in this line, te which they ask the attention of purchasers. novl9
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TUNHE SiLESIAN POLISH-ls an article that
 II challenges equal. All the essential proper ties of rapid and beautiful polish for Silver, Brass, Brittania, Ware and Fine Steel Cutlery.
 ALS0-A polish for Cabinet Furniture superior to anything in single trial is only necessary fer the satisfaction of any person. For sale whole sale retail by RICHARD NORTH,
 Druggists and Chemists, 35 Government aad 46 Commerce street. feb23
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KICHAKD NUK TIT, 35 Government and 45 Commerce. -s

HAVE YOU A COUGH?-Do pot neglect it:- Il Il Thousands have meta premature death for the want of little attention to a common cold.
 Have you cough l-Rev. Dr. Barthoiemew's Ex- pectorant Syrup, safe medical prescription, con iaining no poisonous drugs, and used in an exten- sve practice for several years, will most positively afford relief, and save you from that awful disease pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps into the grave, hundred of the young, the od the far the lovely and the gay!
 Have you cough 9-Be persuaded to purchase a bottle ofthis ENpectorant Syrupt to day !-Tomoro" may be too late.
 Have you coughl Bartholemew's Expectoran Syrup is the only remedy you should take to cureyou
 For this plain reason;-That in of the thousand where it has been used, has it failed to relieve.
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JUVENILE BOOKS.-Hoary Head and the J Valles below; McDownen, or truth through fc- tion; Caleb in the country; Caleb in town; Rollo learning to ialk Rolla at play; Rolla learning to read; Rolo at School; Rollos vacation; Roo's ex- periments; Rollo's museum.-All the above by Jacob Abbott, author of the Young Christian.
 PARLEY's JUVENILE TALEs.-Parleys winter evening Tales; Parley's Bible Stories; Parley's An ecdotes Parey's Life of Washington, Parley's Sun Moon and Stars Parey's Europe Parley's Asia Parley's Ancient Rome; Parley's Africa, and Peter Parey's Tales about the Islands in the Pacific Ocean
 The Daisy, cauionary stories in verse, with en cravings from new designs
 MARMADUKE MULTIPLY, of the multiplication table in verse, with coored engrayings, amusing ant instructive, for sale al
 nny24 l. K. RANDALL'S. IL Water St
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NEW BOOKS. S.--DOUBLEDAY g. SEARS ' 50 Dauphin street, have this day received the following
 The Remuneration, Romance of Private Life, by Miss Burney, in 2'vos.
 Travels to the City of the Caphs, along the shores of the Persian Guph and the Mediterranean, by Lieut. Welsted, 2 vols.
 Greyslear, Romance of the Mohawk, by C. F.. Hoffman, new edition in 2 vols.
 Master Humphrey Clock, by Boz, Mo- l6
 Memoirs Letters and Comic Miscelanies, in Prose and Verse of the late James Smith, Esq. of the authors of ''rhe Rejected Addresses" edited by his brother Horace Smith, Esq. in vols.
 The Dream and other Poems, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton, in l vol. 12mo, beautifully printed on fine paper. tepo NEW BOOKS.-The Hour aadsMnIianias ,ht l ' toricai Romance, by Harriet Marineau, m 2 vols
 Selections from the American Poets, by William Cullen Bryant
 The History of England from ahe earliest period to 1899, by Thomas keightley, in 5 vols
 British Poets, selectedby F. G. Halleck, in vols
 The Life and Writings of Samuel Johnson, L. l.. D. selected and arranged by Rev William P. Page, in 2 vols.
 Elements of Mental Philosophy, embracing the two departments of the intellect and the sensbiies, by Thomas c. Upham, Also, Philosophical and Practical Treatise on The Will, forming the third volume of system of Mental Philosophy, by the same author Just received and for sale by
 J. K, RANDALL, Bookseller, feb9 A Water-st.
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DATENT PERRYAN FILTER INKsTAND.

n Tins novel and useful Invention lnsures an in- slantaneous supply of Clear Filtered Ink in the cup ot the Filter which can be returned into the nkstand al any moment, where il is secured from injury and not affected by the atnosI here. The Ink thus protected
 never thickens moulds, and remains good for any
 length of time in any climate. The process of the h- tration causes the coorng matter to be held in
 pension; hence the trouble and inconvenience occa- stoned by unsuitable Ink, general, found in ordinary lnksands, are completely obvated by the use of the 1 FILTER lNKsTAND. One ofmoderate size will con tain sufficient for six or twelve months writing. For l sale by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 l ian22 50 Danphin st.
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Perlne Iiy0t x Cos supI. Rose Cafmne tnew at) Ruthyen's Scotch Capying Ink Arnoll.s London Copying Ink kdder's, Bonds, Edes, and Payson's, Indeliable
 Working Ink
 Steel Pens, of various patterns Quls, from No. 10 to so, superior quality
 Together with a complete assortment uf Books ana Stationary, which they will dispose of on hbela
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05
RIPLEY. Oct. 2, ls4l

Mn. PALMER: Having been informed,
that in certain parts Of this county, it is
reported, that the wings intend to bring
out candidate for Prosecuting Attorney,
on or shortly before the day Of election,
| feel it my duty to state publicly, that so
far as am concerned, the report is
without foundation. have no wish or
intention to become a candidate for that
office--nor will consent to, or in any
manner countenance the use ofmy name
for that purpose.
Yours, Ac.
C. F. CAMPBELL.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05

porlant acts. The wants Of the Treasu.
~ have been supplied; provisions have
been made for FOrtificStionS, and FOR the
NAVY; the repeal Of the Sub.trsasury has
passed; the Bankrupt bill, that great mes.
sure ofiustice and bensVolsnce, has been
carried through; and the Land bill seems
about TO recsive the sanction of Con-
grsss.
In all these Measures, forming a mass
of legislation, more important, | will ven-
ture TO say, than al the proceedings Of
Congress for many years past, tho PrSSi-
lent has cordially cohcurred.
| agree, that ths currency question is,
nsysrthslsss, the great question before
the country; but considering what has
already been accomplished, in regard TO
other things, considering the diforencs
of opinion which exists upon this remain
ing one and, considering, especially that
Iitis the duty of the Wings effsctuaIly to
repeal and put down any suppOsiIlon,
that they are endeavoring to put the
President in a condition, in which he
must act under restraint or embarrass-
nent, | am fully aud entirely persuaded,
that the Bank Siect should be Postpon-
ed to the next session. lam, gentlemen,
your friend and ob't. servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
To MessrI. Bates and Choats, Senators
from Massachusetts,.
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TIE CONE MAN POWER. -


The Ripley Telegraph harpS much up.
on eur expression of pleasure upon pre-
Sen,ing TO our readers tdo veto ofthe Sc
cOnd bank bill, and argues that we are
! in favor OF the 'one man power" We
did not rsjoice merely because the veto
power had bcsR exercised, but because
the Constuiion was thus preserved when
/ it seemed so emintntly in danger. BY
carefully coRceaing their designs, and by
deception and fraud, tho nsy-chGngsgs
had succeeded in olec,ng their Presr
dent and majority Of thsir instruments
IN both branches Of Congress, and thsir
project seemed slmoEt accomplished; ;
when, 90 if by proydsntial inlefferencs,
man they themselves had elevated to a
passive Office, was suddenly and uuex-
pec;sdly brought into position to fruE.
trste their unhallowsd intentions. Know-
ing the circumstances attending the sue
cess OF his party, and that they had not
only refused TO declare the measures
they desired to carry out, but had unqual-
dedly assured the people that this great
measure, the chartering Of a national
bank, was not their aim-snd believing
the measure unconstitutional, he refused
to be instrumental in communicating the
contemplated fraud upon the people and
violation Of the Constitution. In so doing
he exercised a duty expressly eTjoined up
on hlm by the Consttulion--a duty which
had before frequently been exercised, and
with the appreciation of the people, when,
ever there was fair expression of pub
lie opinion on the subject. Gen. Jackson
exercised it in defence of the ConStitu-
ton, and appealed to the people for their
voice on the subject; and most nobly did
they sustain him by re.electing him to the
Office he had filled With so much frmneSs
and patriotism.
MIR. Van Buren,, sufficient time before
his election to the Presidency, openly de
car0d his approval of the leading meas.
ures of Gen. Jackson's administration, ,and
that he would not sign a bill chartering
national bank; and he too was elected by
! large maiority--the people knowing
hat he would veto bank bill if one
should pass Congress during his admins.
ration. Yet now, because a President,
elected under the circumstances above
stated, has refu sed to sign bank charter,
he is denounced BY the Clayites as trail
or and tyrant; and all those who approve
he act. as enemies TO their country
exercised the veto power
Madison four times--MonrOs
Jackson FIVE times. Who will
call all these traitors aud tyrants9
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communication is 10 leave on the minds
Of its readers the impression that the
General is an abolitionist. Tbs writer
Prstends TO give the statement from the
Standard ofwhat Gen. Nc Clanahan said
at the county convention; but instead of
the phsIe statement, part is only given
by "Fair Play" and the most material
part be leaves out. The following is tho
part Of the statement which Fair Play
omts:
''We are informed that he also stated
that he did not belong to any abolition so.
ciety, nor entertain political abolition prln-
ciples. This statement is corrob0rated
by many Of his neighbors, whom we
have heard speak on the subject"
In conclusion, "Fair Play" mOdestly
desires that his communication "may ap.
pear in the columns of the Democratic
Standard-Or that in lieu of it, the Edit
or would procure and publish the slate
ment of MessrE Hopkins, Switzerland
and Shepherd" "
Mr.. Foul "Play," we beg to be ex
cused from publishing your communica'
ton, and also that of Messrs. Hopkins
and Co., lest it might be as void of fai,
play as your own.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-05

The following letter was written by
Mr.. Webster to the Senators from Massa-
chusetts before the passage by the SEN
ate of the second bank bill. 1t advises
that the bill be postponed until the next
session, and intimates that second veto
might be expected if the bill! should not
be postponed. 1t may bS inferred from
what transpired after this letter was writ
ten, that Mr.. Clay had determined that
the bill should pass; and that his tools in
the Cabinet should then have an oppor-
tunity tobreak with the President, and
do all in their power to prejudice his
former partizans against him. Mr.. Web.
ster's interest lay in another direction,
and he therefore desired that those who
were plotting the downfall of Mr. Tyler,
should not have this occasion afforded
them for a rupture. This letter was
written a few days after the cabinet con.
sultation Of which Mr.. Ewing speaks, and
it gives quite a different version of the
Presidents wishes as to tho passage of
the bill at the extra session, from that
given by Mr. Ewing.