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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14
A MORCEAU.

| saw her but once, years ago,
Ere my brow had grown wripkled and bent
Ere I'd read about Mr.: John Doe.
And gaped over Blackstone and Kent;
But never, though all but that one
OF boyhoOd's bright visions have Aed,
Has copy" or proof, sir or dun,
Driven that for an hour from my head
Around me it hoyers, by day and by night.
Sunshine OF ny soul, ever dear
Itsteas DER my spirit, as light
As the wind in the spring of the year;
But o nee! and then-seen evermore-
With hand like the Appenine snow,
Aloay from her fathers back oioor,
She t0qs driuiRg The hog nth hoe'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA
EARTH-sHAKING EXTEULATIoN.

The audience will be invited to choose
committees 10 investigate the performan-
ces and assist the doctor in his cxisgetical
eXcitations--also, TO throw over and kick
out all who may be disposed to doubt the
doctors ability, and thereby interrupt and
destroy his potency.
PART FIRsT--The doctor will put
the Monument in state Of Excstuation, af-
ter few passes Of exctation, and cause
it to dance on a hornpipe on the reserved
square. Spectators will please stand back
during this performance and be cautious Of
their toes. He will then put any number
into communication with the Monument
when in the existick and salient condition,
and send them heels over head any distance
desirable.
PART SEcoND.--He will cause the
Moument to jump a rope backward at the
word Of command, and wheel about in va
rious directions as the audience shall request
through their committee, and if the weather
proves favorable, will conclude by causing
several earthquakes.
p. S. Paralysis and persons in the
podagrical, state relieved by exitation, if re-
quired.
o. Front seats reserved for clergyman
disposed to investigate this wonderful sci
encc.
o. 1t should be observed, that the ex-
periments will all fail if they don't take
pace-of course the company VIII not be
disappointed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

Sea Sickness A correspondent says:
request you to publish for the good Of
mankind, the cause and remedy for sea
sickness, as given in an old medical work,
once read. The cause is thus: The &C
ton Of the waves on the vessel causes a
reversed motion OF the ntestncs, creating
sickness. The preventive is simply tying
a grdle or handkerchief tight around the
waist when becoming sick. 1t may be re-
moved when the sensation Of sickness has
passed, and again tied around irtheir should
be any returning symptoms. The truth
or rather efficacy Of this remedy fully
tested on my passage some years ago with
the Texas Volunteers from Baltimore TO
New Orleans Several Of the corps be-
came sea sick on the bay, and others were
almost in the very agony Of the complaint,
when recalling 10 mind the above remedy,
and advising some Of my friends 10 try it,
| found that it had the desired effect and
rot man on board, among some so or 60
that tried if, became the least sick IN pas
sage OF IL days.-Sun.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14
From the Albany Advertiser.
FROM FLORIDA.

The National Inteligencer mentions that
recent despatch from Colonel WORTH, to
the War Department, gives good account
Of the operations in Florida. The number
Of captures continue. to increase, including
all Of Coo-a-coo chec's band, and two war
riors and chief Of Haleck Tustenuggee' S
band. This last capture, it was thought
might operate upon Halec, as Col. Worth,
has threatened to hang his warriors if he
and the rest orhis gang do not come in
Every thing promises well.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

'Saicjde.--A man calling himself FULL
Err, a cabin passenger on board the Steam
boat Great Western, when within about
twenty miles Of ST. Clair River, Gin Lake
Huron, jumped from the forward gang
way, and was drowned. The boat was
Immediately stopped, the small boat low
cred, and every effort made TO save him.
He stated to the passengers who came with
him to Chicago, that he was from Gene
We've, Con the Mississippi and that he
was on visit to his friends in Ulster Co.
II. y, was destitute Of money, and bor-
rowed some forty or fifty dollars from them
with promise 10 pay as soon as he should
arrive in Chicago. This no failed to do,
and has been questioned by some one Of
those who had loaned him the money, as
TO his ability to pay. He said he would
pay rs soon as he could get his trunk from
the lower deck late his state room, and in
few moments he jumped overheard. lie
was about thirty-fye years Of age, about
five feet five inches high. respectable in
his appearance, and nothing in his man
ner that indicated insanity. His trunk was
examined but found empty.--Det. Ado.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14
A HIT AT ANIMAL "MAGGOTISM."

lowing excellent hint at the wonderful
science of Magnetism, which has made
such a stir lately among the literary, re-
llgous and scientific Swans, ''here and
lseWhere'-.HART. REV.
ADTERTIS EMENT EXTRA!
ALL CREATION ATVENDl--Dr. J. Cheat
emwelI, grand humbug and hoaxer, men,
Ter of the Pacific Ocean Strainer Society,"
and late President Of the 'Pneumatick AS
sociation of Highfyers,' would most re-
specially announce to all creation that he
will lecture on Bunker Hill every evening
during next week, commencing at six sec
onds past eight O'Clock upon the new and
astounding subject of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

A boy. speaking ofthe greatest man he
ever saw, was told by his mother he must
always except their minister. a few days
after, he rushed into the presence of his
mother, and exclaimed-''M Mother. have
seen the greatest hog down Town that ev-
er saw, eEcept our Minister"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

4 Western editor wants TO know whether
The laws recently enacted against carrying
concealed weapons, apply to doctors who
carry their FILLS in their pockets.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14
MARRYING A WOMAN OF FORTUNE-A

MARRYING A WOMAN OF FORTUNE-A
REGULAR TAKE IN-OR THE NATRIMoNIAL
ADVENTURES OF MISS ELIZA HUNr.-
8 True love never did run smooth" and
Mr.. John Jones, OF Hunter street, Roch-
ester, New York. is now Of the same opin-
ion as the poet.
A girl, representing herself as Miss Eli
"a Hunt, arrived there few weeks since.
She gave out that she had great wealth, espe-
clally by the favor of departed uncle and
other very wealthy relatives. Mr.. John
Jones was taken with Eliza. He proposed
she accepted they were made man
and wife, attended ny the greatest wedding
feast ever got up in Rochester, fashionable
as that unique city is, The next morning
they arose rather late, and found a carriage
in waiting at the door, They drove about
town. The lady stopt at the jewellers,
bought bracelets, rings and watches, to
the mantu-maker's for the richest dresses,
to the uphol5terer' for the finest drape-
ries-and, in word, to all places Of sale,
where aught could please the taste or in
spirc the Imagination Of the fuir lady, eve
~ v here rcputed as very wealthy.
Bot she paid nothing; and what more,
the dealers did not want her to hurry her
self about such trines, because she was We
ry rich--as they supposed.
The fine things were, however, all sent
homeland after a short time, spent in the
enjoyments Of the honeymoon, the admired
Of all admirers. and the adorcd Of her nus
band, informed her loving spouse that he
must not think it strange. that she must be
permitted 10 depart alone for few days,
and she would return and make him lord
Of all her immense property. She told
him that he could rot go with her on any
account; for, if he should, her Relatives
would not permit her TO have the possess
ion Of her great estates.
Mr.. John Jones was all acquiescence, Of
course, because he felt it his duty, partic-
ularly as he was so soon TO be made so rich
a man.
Yet, sad TO say, neither Eliza nor the
great wealth have either yet appeared in
Rochester but it has unfortunately 0p-
pcarcd too plainly to be disputed that Miss
Eliza Hunt was nothing but an imposter,
a girl OF no character and worse reputation,
who has inflicted a stain and modification
upon Mr.. John Jones Of Rochester, which
will afford him lesson never again TO trust
to fortune-hunting by marrying an I'M
known female, even if she should say
dead uncle had left her aprncely fortune!
P. S.-Mr. John Jones, besides his large
quantity Of indescrbable emotions, at the
extraordinary marriage fnaIe--losing his
bride ere waxing of another moon--has to
pay the debts which she contracted! "That
makes it bad"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

BOLD AssUMPTIoN.-The Barnstable
Patriot says true politeness does not con-
sISt IN throwing BRIcKBATs ia q neighbor' S
window, because you were not invited to a
party at his house,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

Having witnessed the effects of Dr. J D. M Mmn's Elixir of Opinn we are of opinion that is yalla- ble preuaration, and recommend it to the patronage olihe profession. '.7 F. U. JOHNSON, Nj. D. physiciiln to the City and Marine Hospital. J f. -urJ0iIN ". FRANCIS, M. D. f... .H .b5kf Late Prof. ol Midwifery in the
 CoRege of Phys and Surgeons, New-f ork.
 JOHN C. ClEESEMAN, M. D.
 .5, Surgeon to the N. Y. Cily Hospital ; k .a RICHARD k. HOFFMAN, M. D. si Suigeon to the City llospila, N Y re and latt Surgeon tn thp Il. =. N, i. JAMES WEBSTER, N. sD.
 1a Peoftor kuat and Physiology 'ibe .le 1ttf Gelcya Medical College, N Y, :,
 NeM.YorL February iSill, 1237. 'e
 \ supply of tlid sennh@ prrpalaton just received and Tor sale ai the drug siute ol
 hulSir l. c. nuBQSE& co. go Water.sf NEURRAl's fLUIp MAGNEsIA -The great 'dFH advantages nl this elegant preparation are il losscssnll te properties oi Magnesia In seneinluse .a - uo liable like tlat. to loitn c1nfrctlons iGhe ,howes lt conecls s'idiiy ao,'relieyes heart blln eneitaailv, without iaiurng tue coats of he stomach. II prevents the lood of infants turning smW upon the siounch h is useful ip all conplams ql li4 blpdderi IL tends io regulate 4he acton ol the boweS, and i~eoa,l, adapted for Gl,aes
 A.Su .Hpapi6y pug testified, that lhis solmionl fOrnls soluble GomlqaQn with uric acld salts .ln eas,,s oft;ol ytfrase, thereby countencing their injurious tendency whes other akalics and even Mag nesia itEefhas. failed, .f afg5.fT .l+s
 In the seventh report of the Medical Seeiipn of lle. British assoeatu, il Is sci forth by .Sr Jqm@ lIag- ray, that the niaI5ry. of Gutaieous diseases arise ifo,l acid and saline npregmto6s lil ibe fluids af inc body, which are neutraiIzed by the FfaidAias@e- sia; and that tue Neuaga, Spasins, Nervous Pains, and Limitations, .ss well as Cronic Rheupalism and Gout, are frequently owing to Chrys;alinc irriapts, dep0site. on the nervous membranea- which saline particles ihis n,t-aci1 Solution eedfully dssolves.
 This article was this market by ahe undersigned in June hst since which time, itfhas beenextensiyey used, and we believe, in every am stance with most ihcided approbaton, fiw sale by 5,r 's'-' l. c. DUBQSE s isO,1,ld
 l. .sfTate D0llose and Ron, ! jaaI6 e3ss , g Water street.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

{, N LMANACS FOR Isll.-DOGRLEDAY & HA SEARS, offer the following; The rhaers' tle lAplies' Annual Register, aipd llousewiie's Almanac -The Democrats and Peoples Regisler-'l'he liar- rrisor--The Sporting Oracle and Almanac df lsH- ral l4dc, with numerous fine engr,,ngs ''Go A. head''l theCrocket Almanac. feb 1
 Tns AUt<rihEL.--5O half barrels No. l, for sale by VA mr23N n. c. IoWBEls, h9 Conmerce-st,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
NEuFRAY's FLUID AAGNGslA. A.---rrrpar-

NHuf;RAY's FLUID MAGNEsiAs--Prepar- Isa ed nnler the exclusive sancionof inc discover er, SIR JAMES MURRAY -'rhe nill, stc and elegant Ant-aeid and Aiereut posscssrs all the pro pntes qf lle Magnesl.,,a general use withaut bclaa
 ,hle like it, o form dangeieu- cuarretions in the bowels 1t carrecisacitY and e'thsll, cures heaft- bum, Nlhaut -l1lrlhg the cnats ot he stomach, as Soda, Potash, and therearoonaies are known ta do; il prevents the food of ialIuis from turning sour ana in all cases acts ;,s pleasing aperent, peculiarly adapted Tor families.
 lGhas long been known that tle mos serious con sentence have frequently resulted from the ,se ui lid Alagnesia which have been prd,elb, Mr Rrame, an many oter eminent Chemists, t1 form eoncre- tions in the bowels. endangang and in sonte instances destroy ing lie. This preparation is free from all objections aud in all respect more desirable article. It comes to us recommended by many oilhe mast inent Chemists and Medical men of the day Among whom are Dr. Duncan, pr, Hope and Dr. Gregoly, of Edinburgh, Dr. James John, Sir Astley Copper, Sir. James Clarke, sndolhers A supply ol fhe ga- .une article with more detailed account of it, may k. had on application at7the Drug Store of
 y ulnel5 Tiff I.C. DUBOSE q co, 39 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

Dr. J. E. MNm- ' - . :
 Dear Su,-' have made repeated trials of ,our "ELtxfR 4oF Or iuM" in the City and Murine Iios- pi1als and G2d ln possess the aolyne and seaaiye pd,Vers 6f the ordinary preparation bl Opium, with enl producing tho excitement, headache, nausea, con 4ipaian, which in many cases render rose prepare tians objectionable. Iis effects are more ncrmanent aud uniform than those of Mopha. Yours, &c.
 f#aft iC. b. MITCHELL, Al. D.,
 Resident Physician, N. ! prI, Hospital. Npw-N otk Fphruary Sth IS37
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
TEsTIMONIAI.S.

Dr. John D. McMhun having made known t9 me the process by which he prepares his "ELIXIR OF OPIUM" and wishing me to slate my opinioa cnn- tefnmg il, therefore say, that lie process Il, eorimce ieA ,peH dmotcn ehemeal iuoy, and tha the prepoatian must contain all the valuable principles nf Opium without tlase wbirhare considered as lei- eieinus and useless.
 .,--5r=V J.E. CfHLToN, NJ. D.,
 Operative Chemist, Sc Ycg-Yo,k, December 20, ls36
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
New-Yo,k, Fchruar, sih, ISS7. =
BELLEVUE, N. Y.
 tnI

;s.saa February, 19h IS37 This is to certify thai Dr, J. B, NJ Rmn's ELlxIR or OPIUM has been used in several cases, a rle Bellevue Hospital, with the satisfactory effects when the usual prepartllions of Opium would have proved injurious, The undersigned are fully con- vinced, that tpossesses the sedal,e properties of the latter, without producing constipation of the bowels, or aiN unpleasant symptoms. i9
 HENRY VAN HOEVENBERGH,
 s s1 Resident Physician.
 a 10 GEORGE F. ALIEN,
 .El Assistant Physician, Bellevue Hospital.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

M ARKS' oINTMf.Nr FOR THE CURE OF E I9a FILES The iavcBter of this valuable rene-H o4 he, leave to offer f1 the attention of those who arr snbpt To the Piles, remedy the efficacy ol which las acen teslel bN the experience of years,
 and thr uiltl of uhce his in no instance been im- pared from tanfc tp relieve To those who have ieeu srhceed tl as disease, t wIproye, if applied wlon re=aitacked, sule preventative to it's continu- anfe without le ieast pam; indeed many have pro- nonnecd il fhe mnsl agreeable remedy applied. There can b, danger m its use, as it's component parts me of harnIe-. vegetable matter. For sale n1h hy ?. MOSELN,
 ao,aO a2u Druggist Mobile
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14
.llst received and for sale bv apr7 209tf R. NORTH, 55 Govn't-st

" hcGRAN & NOoNAN, No. St. Michael sueat, have now in Store and landing, Swedes Iron ofall sizes aQd Steel of all kinds Cut Nails Axes; bm3, il8op, Rod and Sheet Iron.-I'hey purpose h direct importation and otherwise, keeping on hand
 constant supr} of all articles in this line, which tb' ash the attention of purchasers. noY19
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nOGTOR HALLS CELEBRATED SPECI-

FNOGfOR HALLS CELEBRATED SPECl- AC 1G.-ihe celebrated specific far the cure of annorh5a, Sc, can with safety he recommended as hetng certain in effects and containing no mercmy.- fhis mrlieiue las superseded most of the ptepara- tous -oI for tl,e ef tiis disease and has been saI flr sometime in New Otleans, as well as various othef sections of tle Jniah From tie high cbafac- ie. aud standing of Dr. lia and lhc large quantities -l t3s00 bottles in three onlis) inc north, ,there can he doubt bf is superior sue in curing this dis ca-e None genuine mless sientd by Dr. Hall, NJ.
 For sale onls hY -
 .R. NORTH, Dispensary Chemist,
 fbl IlSs No. B Go1ernment-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

GoMPoUND FLUID EXT. WORM SEED-
 N/Fhe most eieetnal and safe worm destroying me dicine ever used. The great obectlof heretofore urged against the worm seed IS its exceedingly dsa- gfeesbe and nauscous taste aud smell, much so that it is with difficulty that children ca be made take it. All difficulty is obyiated in this medicine caiilfen take ,itwith pleasure. For sale by
 s, ., RICHARD NORTH, B Govt st., . C novl7 opposite the market
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

FEyAALOR's BALSAM OF LIVERWoRT.-- k fresh supply of this invaluable medicine recei- s'd per brig Saratoga, direct from the original pro priai4r, Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, New York Purchasers desired o observe that every bottle Of tha genune medicine has the written signature of Dr. Geo. Taylor 37j Bowery, on tle directions around tlie bnitl- '-
 .t Beware of W Burrett's imitation. ' L, nITPnSE & co
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

EpROWN'S TETTER, ,OlNTNIENT.- Tue Igp- 1Dpfetor of this ofiltnenl, well aware ofthis fact, and also of tbe many useless and dangerous nostrhG sosoen palned upon the public reihedies that are
 mere ,leccplions, and whicrhase deservedly teceSed tecens of the faculty, heg eye to exempt from that class of Medicines, hd mih sitatnigy offers h to the public us one of the safest, speedesf and saostG factal remedies ever before used in the lrcanent of Tettars, RipgwoTrns andcupneous eruptlons general
 y and he is confirmed in doing by the good cha
 acter this medicine has received from all who have used it (which he is confident it will manain,) and
 from the fact that of the numerous cases, wherein t ias been used for several years past, he s not aware of its having failed in single instance to effect rl- ticaloure Snple in its coniposillOa, it Is attended with no danger whatever in its applications. It will
 in a cases prove active and efficient in eradicating the disease from the system. For sale by a .tss4 RgiNORrIiSS x Go. Dispensary Chemists,
 iebI0 lslf ai r No 8 Gevernnienl
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

RB oSflA $ e.. Dnggista, the corner of 4fs Eoyai and Gauphin streets, having received laga supply of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Pants, 0is, fetlmnery, Garden Seeds, &c., which they offer t'r sal' ihqnntes to sut purchasers at yelA inoderaie prices and on a reasonable credit.
 nuv29
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

 Commerce surei. f'b23 NEN MEDICAL WORkS,--Reeeecd iais d.,y | ' hv DOUBLEDAY & SEARS. 50 nauphiu-st the Organs ef Respiration, ly C j N iiiiun,, N n 'rhebphilas Thompson, M D, W 5 Carpenter. M D ;; " Bruce Joy, N n Eatedby tlr>ander Fvecdic, l,n n, r R S; with Nmrtcu nolcs and l.hliuns. bv N N Gctlmfd, l D.
 New Remedies tie method of prerarns anl a1- ninstrr.lg them, haif ciact on the haalh, and dis ease! cronomN SH. l} Robley llmsdm3an, h, ihini cafian.
 fbe American Journal of the Melicl S-irares ehted by Isaac Hays, M 1, No for l5il puhli sh. ed qpatlsrb al Five Dollars Hear leb IT NIEN BOOKS B0TBLFBII NEARb " 5o Dauplnn su'.el, have this da} received thc followue-
 The Renmeiation, Romance oi rtl,atc Life, |, Miss Huasy, ui yels
 Travels to the Civ ef tle CsGphs. along tha -hotse of lie pe'snn Gulpb aed lItt Mediterranean, fl Lieut. Wcilstel, 2Nols,
 Cfeyslpar Romance of tle Mahtuk, h> C r. !lollmaB, Il new edition m 2 vols.
 Master Humphrey Clock, hy ha1, No. i6.
 Memoirs, Letters and tomie hlarrlbufs. n Prose ;ml Verse ol the lalr James Smth Eau one oi the author. of fife RriectaJ Addresses, clIted by ld- bfpther ilolaee Smih, Esq n 2 y4l-. % The Dream and other Pncm~, by the Hon Ms Norton, in I ,ol l2no, beautifully larlrl on fine paper tetS TAI EW BoONS.3rbe Houe dsAlnl laeias ,hr l ' irieaj Romance, by lafirl MHinoau in-2 vols Selections fnm the Ameliean Poets. D, William Cullen BNant.
 The History ol Englnl from lhe earliest period Ia Is39, hy Thomas Neighiley nf vols.
 British Poets, s-leelci b} r. fl hallscL, in ? vols The tiie and Writings ot Sumuel Johnson, L.. L. D. seIecleJ and anangei bs Rev Villain r. Page in 2 vols.
 Elements of Mental Phil.s6p,y, embracing lle two departments of the ntcllcei and tha scnsihies, h, Thomas C. uphaln, Ase, Philosophical and Practical Freatse on The Will, forming the thnd volume of systemof Mental Philosophy, hytle same author Jusl received and for sale by ft J. K, RANDALL, Bookseller, $. feb 9 4l Water-si,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

IFENHE SHEStAN PolISH-ls an article that R challenges ao equal. All the esseatial propet- ties of Hpii aud heautiiu roI,htar Silver, Bass. Briitana, Ware and Fine Stoel Cutlery
 ALSO-A polish tor Cabiuet rurutme supcrinr to anything n use. | single tral - ans necessary fer the satisfaction If nny person. For salr uholp- sale reE,il by RICHARD NORTH.
 Druggists aud Chemists, B Government and l5 Commerce strtei. f.b23
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E, ANDlNG from Schooner Judge Hitchc k--50 E I pieces Kentucky Bagging, 90 Coils Rope. For sale very low by E. L. ANDREWS X co.
 jan6 cor. Commerce x Dauphin st,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

HE EWS NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.- This article is offer. te tHe public as n never t1log care for the Rbrrnaii-n and ii has i1r nun Der of years susamed ns reputation, and accomplish ed cures which hove deded the power of every other artcle. In acute and recent elses the relief k inya. riable, acr one or two applications of ihe Linnuput and ia Chronic Eheumltism tle eases ol cile are nut merous. lis uulR a1cmrdy hgtrcaches the NfEsE AND BonE, 0ftb tle most liapi,y effect.
 Sold by |. c. DUBOSE & co. an2l l6ls and inc utlier Druggists in Mobile NKTINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, Ne w l5 qr casks fignerro assorted pott wine
 5tf casks Pages sweet Oporto wine
 I0qr casks old Onesin Madeira wine
 6 casks ha ronr' claret
 20 casks assorted French eor1ial4
 5cases Sloughton bters
 30qr casks lth proof Spanish brandy
 3 pipes Hamburg em
 5pipes Coeniac brandy
 2hafpipes 2 old Champagne brandy
 3pipes 'hnurgiass' Holland gin
 M 'stala Havana oiga,s
 5MP. C.
 5M Silvia & C. (.
 The above articles are all of the first quality. and win be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to no,ls E. C. CENTER & co. E, ANDlNG from Schooner Judge Hilchc k--50 E. pieces Kentucky Tagging, 90 Coils Rope For sale very low by E. L. ANDREWS & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-14

IDEAL ESTATE AT sUbRIERvILLE FOR ! A SALt,.-i ;4cres of land conveniently situated tor a summer Residence being near the residence formerly occupied by Mr. Cuthbert on the road lead ms from Spring Hill road to the Three Mile Creek adjoining the lands of Major Hogan and Dr. Jas Roberts Fol particulars, apply to
 E. l.. ANDREWS & CO,
 dl9 llOu cor. Com. X Dauphin sts
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