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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-06
For sale by I. c. DUBOSE& Co, jan21 I64s and by the other Druggists in Mobil,

NROM THE BOSTON CHRONICLE, Jan. 10 N Wesee by an advertisement in another column, that Messrs. Comstock & Co, the Aaerican Agents for Oldrdge's Balm of Columbia, haze deputies to sell that article in Boston and elsewhee.-We know lady of this city whose hair was soneary gone, as to expose entirely her chronological developments, which, considering that they betokend most amia- ble disposition, not in reality vry unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourned the loss locks that she had worn, and after years frutles resort to mis- called restoratives, purchased, som months ago, bottle or two of Oldridge's Balm, md she has now inglets in rich profusion, glossy, anf of raven black less. We are not puiing-none of tie commodity has een sent to us, and, indeed, we de not want any, br though we are obliged to wearA wig year ago, ye have now, through it's virtue, har enough, aud of apassable quality, of eur own.
 DARING FRAUD.-The Baln of Columbia has ben initiated by notorious couiterteiter. Let it mver be purchased or used unlesl it have the name O l.. s. COMSTOCK, or the iignature of CON- STOCK x co, on a splendid wrapper. This is tie only external test that will secure the public from deception.
 Address. COMS1OCK & co,
 Wholesale Druggists, 2 Fletcher st. New York.
 Sold by l. c. DuB0SE & co, Agents. and by Drs. Maynard, Hammond and Gates, Mobile.
 jan2S l70
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jan3 35 Government and 45 CommGce- st

HAVE YOU A COUGH?-Do pot neglect it:- N IL Thousands have meta premature death for the want of a little attention to a common cold.
 Have you cough !-Rev Dr. Bartholerew's Ex- peciorant Syrup, safe medical prescrlpion con- taining no poisonous drugs and used in m exten- siye practice for several years, will most positively afford relief, and save you from that awhl disease pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps into the grave, hundred of the young the od he fair the lovely and the gay!
 Have you cough Be persuaded to purchase a bottle of this Expectorant Syrup to day !-romorrow may be too late.
 Have you coughl Barthoemew's Expectorant Syrup is the only remedy you should tal to cureyou.
 For this plain reason:-That in n one of the thousand where it has been used has it failed to relieve.
 For sale by l. C. DuROSE& Cn
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ID oWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.-A fres
 A. s,irI,l, ;st rncniLnd shir n,.is Gass

ID 9WLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.-A fresh AG supply just received per shp Lewis Cass, and for sale by |. c. DUBOSE & co.
 0J- NEW LABEL.-ln consequence of the great variety of counterfeit wrappers of "RowLAND's MA- CAESAR OIL," now m circulation, all which near y resemble the original frequently to deceive the unwary-tne propriet0rs acting under sense of du- ty to the public, have employed those celebrated lists, Messrs Perkins and Macon, who have succeed ed in producing at great cost Label, from steel, of extreme difficulty of execution and of so compca- ted nature to to an impossibllity of mita- tion and to be considered by connoisseurs master piece in the art of engraving. The label is combi- nation of beautiful designs-a portion encirclng bust of Her Majesty ''the Queen'' which surmounts the words in two lines
 The ground work ,,,.,n,s elaborate and is sS@%s;s1 ;Ss S:s s'"'a'" s iE' under which the signature and address of the pro prietors, in red,
 A. ROWLAND & SON, 20 Hatton Garden, London.
 Counter signed, ALEX. ROWLAND.
 The label is backed by a design exquisite and minute as to defy competetion it comprises the words "Rowland's " Macassar Oa," written nearly 300 times, and containing 9O2s letters.
 20, Hatton Garden, kondon, Jan 1, lSI0 anl3
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LATENT nIEnICInEs.

lst an regularly educated lo the practice oi me- teine and admitted Licenliaie uf the Medical Beard of Ihe State u unlsiaua, which can be ascer- 1aned on enquiry in Orleans.
 2nd. NJ, medicine is purely vegetable, and Is com posed of Sasaparilh, Liserworlh. fleuisy Root and Llgnum Vita, aud other articles.
 3ri. honestly confess what my medicine is, and do not attempt deception by keeping its name se- cret.
 5th have been IS years practitioner of medi- .ines, and during that long period of time made eN- tensive Use of this medicine, and found in every m stance that it removed all Instructions by the nasty arton upon the Lirer Stomach, Botoeis Ska, kidnys and Lungs.
 For sale, wholesale and retail. at 29 St Francis Street. Mobile, and at my office Duane St. New York Price S2 per bottle, one quart.
 M,h;lo Iulv i2iO 39Kv
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oblc 10 WI Reese arc numbelcd correctly.

able to w Reese arc. humbeled correctly
Lqtayns Bank, Cincinnati
los spurious They may he detected by Observing that the
cuulere has for n vignoe. view OF the ocean, ANA an
Eagle resting upn she'll hearing the American sandard-
steamboat ia the distance. -,
Miami Exporting c0mpauy Cincinnati, Ohlo.
sos old plate letter NJ; dated 4h November l8l2 payable
TO Hart; Spencer Cashier Martin Baum fresldehl' FIJI
ling up aud signatures engraved
OHIO Life lns and Trust Co.. Cincinnati.
SIS letter nav to Lane dated November g. 1856 other va
rious dates signed S Perkins Cashier T Wiuams'
President Paper fmsy engraving bad ana dceclVe ss
natures and filling up badly done and oil III lhe same hohu
writing
Urbana Banking Company.
2s let A. PAYABLE to w Ward, June 3d. l838-W Klanham'
Cashier John James Pres, Vgnette female hgnre' WIN
one arm reclining on an cage Light appearance
IS let dated June 3, 1888,
los old plate, dated, August Sd, 1913
Western Reserve Bank
IS July 16, f830a ,
IS payto VIM Williams dated May H. 1880
s badly execeued they are onecghth of an inch shorter
than than the genuine nOosReed eugraver dated 'ahu
ary z, 1926 ~ ,o,o -
IS no letter, payable to W Williams dated Nov D. 1922 en-
craving very faint - .,
los letter, d. Murray, Draper Farmans plate rlo words
western Reserve Bank, being on the e ana olIo on
the right hand margin the genuine ho'eS uey arc o
reverse,
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ceye hrs attention. II shall be effort OF the editors
enhruce department such selections of the floating lii
eGture of the day ms may he |" an especial naHne sued 10
instruction aud of the female and 10 com
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Such things may suit that important and large class Of our
subscribers,
will not overlooked norier crafty, much possible,
uabe desire of readers, portion of our attention
viii! be devoted the collection aud diffusion of such
may seem IMPORTANT TO AGRlCULTuRALlSTS, and
the population resident without the confines OF our great cities
The Of the markets aud the fluctuations in The prices,
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VOBUME TWENTY-TH THREE.
Cooley s IaADY'S EOOK
LADIEs,AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

EERs. s. J. HALE and Mrs. LYDIA H. slGoutNEt, Lu'
I'VE ors Miss i. Leslie contributor to each NUMBER.
The present volume with two Steel EnsraV'gs
by L. Dick-Suiay Morning. and the Sale of tic Eel LamD
Also, beautiful cclorGd Fashion Plate.
This is outlay for Embellishments unprecedented III lu @
or any other country The great beauty of tho pictures WIN
give pleasure every lover of the beautiiu ana s d.
ways be aim to procure such subjects for inc eh'el "S
will even without the poctca illustration, tell Their own
tale While thus giving attention to that which pIeases tie
oyc we will show that equal attention has been paid 10 cater
ing for the mind. Mrs H. H. SgournGy, who has ln'ey rC
turned from Europe, has made such arrangements as WIN
ensure lis supply of articles from the best Female wtefs
of England. Mary Russell Milford, Mrs. S. G. Hail. ana MA
ria Edgcworh their first contributions American PERIOD
ica will each contribute 10 the Ladies' American MaSaHh
from :he two last we have articles on hand.
The Hon Mrs. Norton will also be contributor.
While from abroad receiving such assistance "s
will ,cvc make agreeable variety, we must not orsc'
to mention that we are now publishing article from an ell
incn writer of Country-Littc things no lflhes-
The author Of "Iosng and Winning" and "Senslilly'
This tale we are certain viii great scnscoton as
did the Publishing of Losag and winning which was PuU
lislcd in half tile papers Of our country,
Let not he forgotten that Miss Leslie contributes 10 inc
Lady Book only lNo other Magazine has articles from
her pen n She commences in this No. another OF tloSc
graphic sketches that give much pleasure to our reaueS
"LEONlLLA LYNMORE."
While paying proper tribute the great talents OF the
English Ladies' previously mentioned, he remembered that
we have Hale sigouney, Leslie, Parsons, Embury
Icntz and host of Others TO mention which we have nell
tIcr tine nor space,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
Has favored from the first, with list of writers that no
other Magazine equal 1t has also, what calot be said
Of any ether publication,
EXCLUSIVE CONTRIBUTORS.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

EOSEPH W. NEWBURGH, would res-
% pectfully inform his old friends and the
public in general, that he carries on the above
business in all its various branches, one
door Eas, Of ]. ]. Smiths Store, where he
NAV at all times be lonnd TO attend 10 all
work ntrusted TO him. He Aatters himself
il will be done as durable, neat and fash"
ionable as II can be done in the country, lie
intends at all times 10 keep in his employ
good competent workmen, and his means to
receive the Fashions is amply provided for.
To accommodate his lrierds in the coun-
try, he will take nearly all kinds Of country
produce. IL
Dover June II, lS4l.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MAMMOTH.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE
SATURDAY EVENING POST.

A volume orhi well established and highly popular
family newspaper, GREATLY ENLARGED and improved with
entirely NEW commenced May s l3ll The paper is
miuc beautiful type and h0s received the praise of many
editors of taste, "tc ansomcs family newspaper in the
Union" cnorl have lCceu directed to the combining of
beauty and simplicity with utility and TASTE The Post print
ed Oh stout white paper, rendering durable for filing
1t is issued at the old established rate of two dollars per
CASH. in not paid in advance and may be
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LARGEST PAPER IN THE COUNTRY
the price is Sold 1t las all the merits and of the
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literary matter may be found in lis columns iudcous com.
puon of domestic and foreign with the usual variety
of wit and sentiment, will render better family paper The
propretor make flourish of rumpets about tile size and
eapness Of the paper the firm basis upon which the GOLD
PosT stands It necessary IT has borne the battle and
breeze for the last TWENTY YEARS, and has faced and
buried all kinds of opponents.
THE MODE OF CONDUCTING IT..
Tne proprotos having for long time deprecated the foods
Of foreign literature, ndscmnaey republshed in this Coun
try have determined without altogether negecting this field
nothing but the choicest tales and sketches from tile
English periodicals and they have made arrangements by
which they can furnish these their subscribers in advance Of
every contemporary. The editors will also Keep an eye TO the
hest American tales ahoa giving always, te preference to
the writers of their own country We shall still continue the
MAN of giving original stories from popular American writers
The well known Author of "Cruzng in the last War; OPEN
cd the volume with the first of NEW SERIES OF thrilling nau
cal tales In addition 10 the old NUMBER oi new contributors
will enrich its columns with choice and entertaining original
articles. In order that the SATURDAY EVENING POST
may maintain its high position, as the
FIRST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
III the United stntes arrangements have been made for reg
uar supply of choice and entertaining
ORIGINAL TALES,
historical Sketches poetry, &c. We have been publishing for
months past an unroken series of choice original stories
which been procured at great cost ana have been widely
| copied and read. These shall continue.
THE NEWS DEPARTMENT..
While it shall be the coreof the prOpriciors preserve TO
the paper high LITERARY regulations the great desdGratun
for family newspaper carefully selected news department
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every thing of note that passing either in hls country OF
due regard shall he paid 10 the character Of the malle
thai the paper may be with safety and proprieiy noance
1 and read III the family circle. F
| TIE LADIES DEPARTMENT.
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a NEW VOLUME,
in SPLENDID STYLE.
JULY, 1871.
GRAHAMS LADYS AND GENILEMANS
MAGAZfN

SOAGs 4oS4s
GR1HAMS LADY'S AND GENILEMANS
MAGAZINE.
The great increase in the subscription list of this highly pop
Magazine hc edition having more than doubled in less
than six monts induces the proprietor to commence new
volume with the July number 1t will be issued in the most
attractive style, with the first of new series, of
RICH ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS,
rot up in MANNER that shall pass any used in any Other
American Magazine In addition to the fact that we employ
the talent the very best American artist in the engraving OF
the plates for this work, must be remembered Tile most OF
the subjects selected are
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the newest that can be brought before the public.
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azne best in coorng and design that be found in
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eng raved and coored for this Magazine by the best artist
that the country produce and drawn, aoGyS from tie
designs from Paris and London, and consequently may
always be relied upon the prevailing style in the United
States, for the month in which they issued We pay
for coong than any other publications. and always have the
best
The Contributors.
In addition 10 the unusually fine array of original contrbu
tors which the Magazine has thus far boasGd arrangements
have been made with number more, of the day. so that spice
and variety may be looked for in the literary department of tic
new volume.
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served important to young sporsmen, and in fact to all
young old who delight in the sports of the rod and the gum
Articles in this department shall be from acknowledged pGns
and Of tie very best authority
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The vOlumo will be opened with and beautiful type,
expressly for the work, the mechanical execution Gha be
of surprising ncaCss, and the printing upon the finest white
paper.
New and Popular Music.
Tie choicest pieces of and popular music for the Piano
forte and Guitar shall be selected for its pages and
more pages shall appear regularly each month. In this way
subscribers i'll remote country towns always have the lat
est music at low rates, almost is published.
n :e mis- CASE7,
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rs published by the subscribers, the the st and 18Th of
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1t always contains al of the valuable miscellaneous matter
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MARRYATT and GEORGE Sr. GEORGE JULIAN, by the author
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in that paper together with occasionally piece Of aslonu
bic music AZ the end of the year will comprise volume
of over one thousand agcsa library in iscl-and the sub
sCmOn for year is only S2 and when taken in Clubs Of
len, only 81! c. 10 copies for fifteen dollars.
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contained part first of the popular NOVELS mentioned above.
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Magazine.
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pcctlscs, will please omit them and insert the above
GEORGE ROBERTS,
Publisher and Proprietor
Boston, March Is, 1911.
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EENDERS lis sincere thanks to his customers and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage he has received since lo
has commenced business He hopes by strict attention 10 .
sness to merit continuance and increase of patronage. lie
still continues TO manufacture MEN and WOMEN,S SAD.
DIES, on the newest fashions and of the hest Materials Also
all kinds of CARRIAGE, DEARBORN, WAGON and BOAT
lIAR NESS with every article in his line of business reou
cd in the country
lie aers himself that that the execution of his work will
he satisfactory 10 those who may employ him. He will sell
moderate terms, and take Bark Hides, Ian and other
trade nt liberal prices in payment for work.
New Philadelphia, June II, 184l. 92Iv
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Counterfeit DegectOT.

! LIsr OF CorNrERFEvrs oN BANEs ~ TIE
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ME wv
TatIorfMg 7Stab Is y MEW"
SAMUEL Fl ADAMS,

WEToULD respectfully inform the c!l'-
wv zens Of Dover, and The aoJom!ns
counties, that he has commencedthe Tailoring
business in the Town OF Canal Dover, mer'
chants row Factory Street, Two doors west OIL
MOn,fredy & McCean's New Store, IN nm, vOe
room formerly occupied BY Mrs. M. Y. ulonu o,i,,
niger as confectionery, where Clothing W..
be made in the most fashionable y fitting ns"
uer; from his experience in,ihe above O'So -
mess, he feels assured that he viii pc ap,0 70 20
render general satisfaction 70 ", wno aO
pleased, 10 give him 2 call
Dover; April l0ihIlS40. lke
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DANk IF IIAMILI"T'' N1H"I 7 ~, -,
los letter A. dated Now IL 1885. signed Woods freS'
ent q X Smith Cashier The principal defect in the en-
rovr il in the heads of vnete, which are less distinct
than the genuine
BANK OF GEAuGA PAINFsvTLLE.
r., ,.,,.. - ,o AI,rsl,l Jr dated Nav O. 1887. Wig
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURsUANT 10 an order made by tic Court of Common
Pleas of Tuscarawas County their last term the sub
scriber Administrator of the Of Daniel Towse deceas
cd will sell at public auction on the 24h day of July A. D.
Court House in New Philadelphia the following real estate
viz Lots No. 400, 4lO, ALL 412 Ais, Ala, ais, 416 48
42O l42 and 54 feet Of Lot No. 419 the town Of New
Philadelphia, and out lot No. 8,adoning said town.
Said lots No 400, 40, ALL 4l2 413 Ala 415 4l6, 4l8s
42 andad 54 feet of lot No. 4l9 will be sold subject to tn
dover estate Of Mary Ann Towse widow of said Dsnic
TOwso ARTHUR D. RoWLEE Administrator
June 49, 184l l. 224w,
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ORE M DBL A w

1t seems that an attempt made on Saturday
evening" Jan. 23d to hold an aboit ION meeting in
the Coui, House at Dayton Ohio, ut which Thorn
as Morris Esq, Senator from Ohio was expected to
lecture 1t Jailed: and on Sunday, an appoin tment
was made TO hold one on Monday evening at the
House ofa citizen, DR.. Jewett. The Dayton Tran
script Of the 9Th speaks with regard to the result
of the affair as follows:
"EarIy in the day Monday, indications OF
hostility to ihe holding Of such meeting, were man
ifes,ed throughout the city. But IN consequence
of the presence Of the Mayor and other othcers, at
the time and place of the meeting, comparative
quiet was maintained, until after its close. But I'm
medialely upon tho breaking up oi the meeting,
and the consequent absence OF tho Police, the win
dows &c. of DR. Jeweus house we've broken inland
other acts of violence committed.
But the business did not stop Dere. having
heard thai white woman was residing win some
negroes, in the outskirts of the city, number OF
individuals repaired to the place and demanded OF
the inmates whether such was The iacrF-Upon be-
ing answered in the negative, they then inquired
whether any abolitionists were within! "herenp
OH general fight commenced, IN when one M :
Creary was killed upon the spot, ana fo'F or -hve
others badly wounded! In The morning an inquest
was held upon the body ofthc deceased, and vel
dict returned in accordance with these tncts The
greatest excitement prevails among us While we
write Jour streets are promenadod by men, IN whose