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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-05

HO,0 to ~r'e for Ne,c.papers.-l-Hsve
something to write about.
S-Writs plain-dot your i's-cross vou,
rs-point your >ssntences-begin them with
capitals. ~ -"
:1S-WIite short-to the point-stop when
you are done.
: -Ur':e on one side Of tie leaf.
o-head 1t, over abridgs and correct il, until
yo1 get It into the shortest space possible.
These rules observed will always ensu,.
the publication Of IN article. and what il NOR
oes,Eabls to the writer, will seeuss iss hsino
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-05
.bn. / wan. 10 know what you have done

.bn. / wan. 10 know what you have don'
with the tickets
They are thar he again slledged-
'every one Of 'em thar; no one passed me
! without giving me ticket. and The ticket;
are all IT, ~
began TO get liule peitish. and asked
the tobacco chewer TO explain himself
There were nearly 200 people in the
house, ! urged.s
There war full that he admitted.
Well Them asked finally. where are
the tickets! will you explain This myssefy!
My friend. lbe. tobacco chewing door
keeper, hererenewed. his grasp on his raiss
ed knee, deliberately Withdrew his eyes
from ti,esral.er, and fixing them. half clos.
ed on mine a. length afforded me the de-
sired explanation. thus:
lyon engaged me to keep your door;
sndl have performed my tioo.ies to the
best of my abilities for which you are in
debted 10 me three dollars. and want my
money. No one has passed me without
.icket-my character is above suspicion,
and no one must say noshin' sg,n it:
My good friend,' venturedto say, III
don. wish to say anything against
No, should think not.'-you'd better
not he continued, fer I'm too well known
here; we'll, as was SAYING you employ.
ed me as doorkeeper; mark the distinction;
had nothing at all TO do with the WIN
DERs; and thar's ,chere your hundredand
eighty people come in. you '.ars,al fool; to
leave Fem open when there was sich
crowd comm from camp meelin'!'
r. paid the fellow his three dollars, and
next day was far on my way to the Warm
Springs. in the famous county of Bun
:ombe, where they raise the largeslpeach-
IS and yellowest children in all creation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-05

!: teaches and Eherries.-In the rear re
tue house is peach orchard, in.wkicb M
h. has made an experiment between grow.
ing MS trees in grass land and .ha, Of keen.
ing them under constant cultivation. ,re.,.
ing them otherwise precisely alike. Those
IN the cultivated plot are a. least twice n.
size at six years old as those in the pra..
plot; they also bear well, while from tho
DINERS little fruit has been pIucked, and
thasAof an inferior quality. The crop usn.
ally grown among these trees is potatoes
well MANFRED. Where peaches are cul,;.
waited IN large orchards. it is generally con.
adhered best to plough the land veil. ard
Keep the ground in potatoes or corn: h,s
me smaller grains, especially wheaton rsse.
have been found highly prejudicials,o botI,
trees and fruit. TIE 6nes.yarietv Of peach
ss cultivated bere are the 6 gorge the Fourth,
iney are indeed Juicy and luscious in The
Another li.se experiment made by sJr
II. was with plum trees. He. had ;wo
rows of these standing in the open garden
several years without producing fruit
He then took them up set them against, 2
high brick wall. since which they have
borne well. He attributes this to The root
pruning they underwent in TRANSFORMING.
and adds, that since. removed they have
not been attacked by the curculio. For
his exemption no reason can be given.
save that the insect does not find the tree.
70 readily, when trained aeains. a wall 90
when in open. ground. VS. should like 70,
1ess whether oihers have experienced III.
sans, result, I'M. .6x7seuhrra7;;t. =.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-05

Hrotcction.-Il Is ali unwlse prineitIe
to attempt, by legislative Mediterranean
protect the manufacture OF the grow Il, 81
any thing in any national lsza';y. because
Tree commercial intercourse = Ill ever de.
termine by whom, ands,n ;, what ,Iocal,l,.
each thing can be b.. manufactured aud
most cheaply grown. In England long,
and constant protection IN been given 10
the grain grower, and the consequence TO-
that bread stutfs are scarce and dear, und.
the laborer and operatives and their fsmi.
lies have seldom enough to eat. Long
and constant protection has been given to
manufactures. amounting almost to q PRO.
h'bit'en OF foreign articles, and costing the :.
nation millions every year in thaE. attempt
to pre*entsmuggIing. So fer did His en-,
couragement 60, that for, more llan. It0.
years there was statute requiring every
corpse TO be swashedin flannel Of British
Vet we find British nat,u.:
lectures dwindIing under alL,his artiEcisl.
and the demand for free tradt !
Using above the Earring and ciashing of.
power looms. spinning jenny's and lib. :
hammers. in the great strong holds main-
non birmingham. Leads. Manchester.
and Glssgow.-Jefs rsonion. :
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-05

'ado;ee to Keung. Men.-Le. the. bust.
Of every one alone, and attend to your owr :.
non I buy what You don, want, use every,
ho"r to advantage. and s,pdy. even 10 make
leisure hours useful, think, twice. before
you 'spend! 2 shilling. remember you will
Ihave aaather 70 make for il; End .reereasion
IN looking after your business. and 90 !,
will not be neglected in looking after re-.
creation; buy low. sell fair and take care
OF the profits; look over your book resu-
Iarly. and il you find al error. trace i. OUT.
should a ssroke Of misfortune come upon
you in trade; retrencI,-work harder. bu,
never fly the track; confront .dificul,;e.
with untiinching perseverance,. they will
disappear at last; though you should even
'alfin the struggle. you will be honorsd.
but shrink from the tack and you will be
despised. >:>,-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-05
. RIDING ON A RAILROAD.

II ''O"'HS S''ty Is dutillTdOiy lO
in LIE Courier des Estats Uuis, and III
editor o.! the U. s. Gazette has amuse,
himself with the trans!ating itfor the ben
etit OF his readers. Ills true, ot course:-
An awkward affair recently took plac,
at vaudeville theatre. where is now per
formed piece entitled The Railroad tc
Rou.n.'
About three days since, family com.
posed OF man. his wife, and two chill.
dren' having with them three persons,
were moving along the Exchange Place,
asking for the railroad to Rouen. There
IT is, right opposite answered ticket sell.
Ter; do you wish to take places 2
OF course
First seats, second, or ,hird?'
Second
..There are three Of you
That is not our number; there are four
Of us-self wife, and two Children
Children under seven years of age nav
only half price -. -.
:Bah-why l paid full price last week
al Orleans: What is the price of tick
ets7'
= 'Three francs. EACH
1T is cheaper. than at Orleans-we p,i.l
thirty francs there. Give us good seats
'lhe very best; you will see some Of the
Peers Of France there
The man took his wife, the wife took
the children. and the children took the
bundles. and all went to the entrance of
the building.
Look here! said the lady. 'shis is very
odd-here ls All iron Stairway
MY eyes! Stairs a. railroad!'
1T is even SO; let us COUP
Our country friends had not clambered
ar before some one below cried after
hem >&
Bring those bundles down: YOU cauno,
AXE bundles in with you. Deposit them
n the cane and hat Office. and pay three
ous.'
Three sous! That's nothing: thew ask. I
ID ten sous the other day for my dog. the K
ascal.' q
The three sous and the bundles having {
een handed over, the good people went =
p into the second row, took side boz y
nd awaited the hour of departure. Tent
1tnutes. quarter Of an hour passed, and
OF the least sign of locomotion.
lis 1t possible that we have made mis-. n
IKE 2 asked the wife; lit appears to me ,
a u tits six o'clock, and even half an hour b
fer = .
'l'llgo and ask the conductor tina, sent Il
. hither.' I,
The worthy man was going ont, whea e
ns s the bell ring. to call The actors to II
Don't 60 out. my DEAR said the wife. I3
hey are ringing the bell, and we shall be W
! now. But lookswe are to have band al
music with US! "
Il guess it 10 for the Loterie Of Mon. b,
lie; they will play while on the passage. o,
. made lucky hit in taking this route. a,
At The end Of about quarter Of an hour m
ere was an impatient whistisng heard. as
we are of now, cried the wife. Dom, CT
afraid. children. we are going under
mel now
Blu. we DONE move an inch.' said the "
lsbsnd. of
'Won't You buy bill 2 said man who 70
me round to the box. al
mo, we wish TO be going III
Oh very well; 60 If YOU please. onlv be
Mt talk i'm
:Ihe worthy family did not talk, neither VI
they .set cut IN,
The next day. abou, 8, o'clock. in their fuI
rror Oh railroads. they hired hack and ap
mt to Rouen. Uni
- -. - : - - TT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-12-05

= The Charleston papers announce tho cleo.
non OF John c. Calhoun to ill the vacant sea.
~ shs Sehass. cccssionefhy the resignation.
Eef Judge ilues. = 10y
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24
PATENT MEDICINEs.

kTOFFATT's vEaETABLE LIFE PILLS ASD
191 PHGFIx BITTERs.-The high and envied &C.
lehriiy which ihlR pre-emneut medicine has acquir-
: for lis myarable efficacy in a the diseases which
il processes TO cure, has rendered the usual practice
of putting only unnecessary, but unworthy Ofthem.
In all cases Of Cosiy by spepaa Bilious and
Liver affections, Asthma, Piles, obstinate Headache,
impure slate Of the Fluids, unhealthy appearance Of
the Skin, Nervous Debility the sickness incident 10
Females in delicate health, weakness of The Diges
health, these medicines have invariably proved a
certain and speedy remedy.
II They restore vigorous health TO the most ex-
hausted constitutions.
One or two certificates are selected from many
others.
STATE OF Ala, Coosa County.
This is 10 certify that my wife, having been lin.
gering for several years under Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, which baled the skill Of several eminent
Physicians WIS, at last, induced to try the virtue
! Of ''Moffatts Vegetable Life Pills aud Phoenix Bit.
ters, and alter using half Of each, has
been restored to her former good health.
Oct. 22d, 1912. EBENEZER POND.
from the Ltch6eid Conn SUM-
Among the many advertised medicines Of the day,
there ia more justly celebrated than Mofan's
Lift Pills and Phoear Biffsrs. Wherever introduc-
ed they have given entire satisfaction, and their vir-
tues only want to he more extensively kn0wn To rem
der them u universally approved medicine. We are
not in the habit Of putting To contribute The xenali-
" ofqnacks for doneevr. and have no faith in their
cure-all nostrums. But Mr.. Mofatt's Medicines are
different article; his Pills are COED csthartie, and
the Bilters are excellent tonic. We know them to
be so from experience, having used them ourselves
in family, and confident we Of their eff
cacy, that although we have authority to do so,
will iedrrot their giving satisfaction in all conn
plants for which they are recommended.
For sale at wholesale and retail, by
HAVILAND, CLARK CO., Agents,
janlO 3:'Kmo AZ Water. corner OF Exchange ct.
nR. FOSGATE'S ANODYNE CORDIAL
~ "A safe and effeelual remedy for the summer
complaints, yz:-Chnlera Mn, bus, Diarrhoea, also,
Flaulent and Spasmodio Cholic, &c. pF
This medicine is dIscoV cred Ia I've certain rene.
dy for the Intestinal DseaSes produced by the drink.
ing waters Of the r,vers In the southern and south
western States which renders il Of nestimabe value
to those who reside or travel in those sections OF the
| country.
From CHARLES VAN Frs, NJ. D., PhysiciaH to III,
Auburn Eye and Ear Infrmory
have been acquainted with Fosgae's Anodyne
one of the best medicines in for the complaints
| and Cholera Morbus. The advantages this medicine
possesse over others for this complaint is. that il
| combines with its anodyne properties tonic laxa
cnnst,p ioa which all other remedies in fo
these diseases produce have used il in my fanil,
and practice for several years, and feel cunsci"u'
| that am ding justice to the public in recommend
ing il. C. VAN Fps, M.
A supply just received and for sale by
! apl6umo HAVILAND. CLARK & CO.
i
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24
PATENT MEDICINES.

hk. BLAGkWELL'S Celebrated ANT AcRID
~ TINcrURE, and Scotch Renorator, for The Cure
of PenreaI Disorders, Stubborn Gieeis, Etusions,
Weakness Of the Uyeter Bladder, Diabetes, Diff
Guilty in MakinR Watg-These Drops are chiefly
composed Of vegetable substances; their and eff
cacy hive heen fully proved hy hundreds, and I've
relied on as perfectly aud safe DIR. Blackwell
having prepared and used them for many years. in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great satis-
faction and wonderful success among his numerous
patients. DIR. Blackwell The inventor of this truly
valuable medicine makes other claim public
confidence than what experience has fully Justified.
and he does not, in the least hesitate 10 WARRANT
THEM as safe aud certain CURE for the VENE-
RAIL DisoRiERs, SrUBBoRs GLELTs, SEMI
NAL EFFusIoSs WEAKNESS OF THE URETBR
OR BLADDER, DIABETES, OR DIFFIcULTY IN
MAKING WATER A fresh supply oi the above
Justly celebrated remedy, just received and for sale
by ,. l. C.-DuBOSE n co, Agents,
noy8 80 Wafer street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24
81 ID 81 s
TESTIMONIALs.

LIVINGSTON, Sumter ce., Ala July |. ls43.
DR.. &. f.. Hull. Dear S'r.-The Ia boxes Of
your Fever and Ague Pills left with us last July
were sold nui in few months, and frequent calls
were made for mere which we could mol SUPPLY and
we woml add MS testimony in their fav"r, that so
lar AS our knowledge extends they invariably ans
wcred the purpose fully far which they are designed
We have alru sold about two hundred and fifty box-
en- Of your Cough and Worm Lozenges, and they are
highly approved Respectfully yours,
r. +. ltoUsToN 4 Co.
The fooanng certificate gwen by three highly
ptcfadie Piaattrs. Fife Post Office, TaHndega
comfy, Aio. m, of rhom had used tceipe bores Of
the Pills iu his Otpn family.
This is To certify that We have used Dr. HILLS Fe-
yer and Asue Pills families in several cases OF
Fever, aud ChiIls and Fever and their administra-
:ion has been attended w,th complete success. In
case have they tailed to have The desired effect when
used according to directions. We think they are n
good Pill, and would cheerfuily recommend Them to
all persons s,rc, 1" Fever, and Chills and Fever.
Given under our haudsvv
Feb. q. IsI2, JANIS RAGLY,
May r, 1919, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
June 20, 1913, HARRIS TAYLOR.
ELYTns, Jefferson CO., Ala Feb 3, lS42.
This ia to certify that was appointed last April
nm Agent for the sale Of DR.. H"li's Vegetable Feve,
and Agne and anti Fever Pills; since which time ]
have sold about fnriy boxes w not single instance,
to my knowledge. have they failed TO cure Chls and
Fever, when used accordng to directions. Since
beca,ne Agent or the Pills, have had twelve ~
fifteen different cases Of Chills and Fever in my ia
nilv, and Halls Pills have cured every case
JOHN CAMP
Er'ract Of letter from DR.. Hagood, dated Mount Pin
ton, Ala. february 3, 1913:
consider Them (Hull's pills) good medicine
az can be used Far The cure of Feyers. or Aeue an
Fe,ers. have prescribed Them in number Of case
of Fever, alter FIRST administering an emetic ca.
thariic, and always with the most happy results II
fine, have never known iiull's Pills 10 fail curing
the Chlls and Fever in a single instance.
ZACHARIAH HAsooD.
Eahoct of idt.r tr m Ur. MaitiSon, dated Bsnto,
county, Ala , Ftbrnary 10, 1912:
think them (Hul's Pills. an excellent medicine
Indeed have never known the Pills used in sing,
instance, according dir ecions, without effectng
complete cure. NJ, neighbours speak Of them in TIN
highest terms. DEEJAaIN MATTIsoN.
A large supply ON hand and for sale by
|. e. DuBOSE & co, Agents.
fpb13 80 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24

AW Clarke's Digest Of New York
u Decisions, 4 yois /, late edition.
keni's Commentaries, vols. lae edition
Story's Law of Contracts not written, l vol
Loniax's Law Of Administrators and Executors, 2
vols d., do Real Property vols
Siarkie on Evidence. 8 vols; Phillips on do do
Bourier's Law Dictionary, new edition
Russell IN Crimes, new edition
Angel 4 A'nes on Corporations, new edition.
Story's Laws on The United States, vols
Gmdnn'a digest Laws U. y.
Tidd's Practice, 2 vols.
Arclbal!'s Civil Practice. 2 vols
Gr"eniehi on Evidence, new edition
With many othe $ IN every department of aw, az
lnrdng 10 the sIuen. and practitioner, favorable
olNnriuniv Tor forming enlirging their Libraries
-, the Invest rates J NJ. SUMWALT co,
lan8o Booksellers. 81 Dauphn-si.
~ EW MEbiGAi. aud SURGICAL BOOKS -
'"N'ors Medical Juri-pru'ience, edited with
| Notes ANA Additions by X. EsglesfeId Griffith, NJ.
Practical Treatise on the Diseases Of the Res
pi'aiory Organs, including diseases of La,,nx, Ira
chea, Lungs and Plrma. by Charles J. b. Williams.
N. -. +. X, s, with NoIes and Additions by Me-
redi,h Cl,men, NJ. D., ] vol svo.
Observations The Structure and Diseases of the
Tests, with numerous Plates, by Sir Ashley Cu0.
per Bari, +. X 81, from the second London edi-
lion, vol. 9yo.
Nos ~ and 20 C,cor@i,a Of Practical Medicine.
The January number Of American Journal Of Me.
dcal sciences. For sale by
frbl4 3. W. ALLEN.
THNHELiFE and Correspondence Of Thomas Ar
i mold, ID. d., late head naster VI Rugby School
and RegiuS Professor of Modern HIsory IN The Uni
vrrs'ty Of Oxford. q, Arthur Peu' iryn Stanley, NJ.
A i, Inst American from the third London edition.
la one volume.
"No considerable review in England, whether re-
presenting The high low parties IN Chmch or
S'a'e-no weekly Of daily pnbimaio" has ih,ied to
express the wonderful power and beauty II ihis 'o-
hume OF Biography. F@ sale by
H.-. I'M. SUMWAET q CO.,
febI9 booksellers and stalieners, 90 Dauphin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24
DR. sWAHHK,s z4
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRuNUs VIRGINIAhA. OR

WILD CHERRY.
1ssfaaay Of respectable and ezPsTi1eed Physeis".
Felow-c iiiGens- We are hound TO believe, FROM
the very circumstances, that alt who take Dr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry. do say
that IL far excels al other medicines, for Coughs
Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling rising eeasatioa
in the Throat, Bronchitis. WhooPing Couehs ASH.
mi, Weakness Of the Nervous System, o. inPaired
constitution. from any cause; and TO prevent persons
from falling into a decline, this medicine has no
equal. ... .a...
In districts where calumet and qhinine have beea
too freely used in bilious complaints. &C., pr.
Swayue's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry will pre-
vent their evil effects ON the system. and nc. as
strengthening Alternative and improve The hillary iuaC-
tions. l. r--.4.i.f..s .a- i. ..r -
CAUTIoE-All preparations from this valuable
tree, except the original Dr.. Swayne's C"mpoand
Syrup Of Wild Cherry, fictitious and counterfeit.
Another E,ldenee Of The H0nde!fI ees psrfostned ~
Dr.. !SUayne's Co,spOUnd SyrEp Of Wild Carry.
Dir. Swayne-Desr Sir--WhenI wac al Pitts
burg, last August, purchased Of your Agent six bot.
ties of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. ]
had for many years been troubled wiiha cough often
very violent, with other Indications Of consumption.
or disease Of the Lungs, nj very serious nature.
had very lille faith in medicine, as IL was thought
my disease hopeless and beyond It's reach. l
had applied several fos relief, and also
used some highly pulled medicines which had zee
In The newspapers, bat hearing that you had much
Ter'ence in The practice Of medicine, and had treat
ed many cases of cnsumpiion, concluded TO lrv
yours, and from that time, am happy To say. I
lnund relief. write This in hopes you will pubsi,
it, so that if any human heing has suffered have
done, they may know where TO find medicine, he
virtues Of which may be relied upon.
Yours respectfully, JANIS OsBURN.
More proefs Of ias Efficacy Of DR.. Suaynes Csnposnd
SyIp At Wiid Cherry, in relieving afflicted man
DIR. Swayne-Dear Sir-The lime las been thea
I would not recommend u metcine advertised Ia The
public prints over my own signature; now feel diff
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24
MOBILE AM GREENE COUNTY REGULAR
WEEE-IT DiHEET

dAzAs~~ h The passenger steamer DALLAS,
Ass;sTy,vtnsaS Thom,s Adam,, master. viii leave
zsSsSSsae s2sism Mobile every WEDNESDAY eve
nlng Al "'cLck. and arrive At Gibbs Ferry on
FRRlDAY moraiug Leaving Chiles' Ferry every
FRiDif AT IL AN, Fmc'w's same dav Al IL NJ.
Erie same dav at Pm, Withrr,' ON SATURDAY
ats AM, Cand,'s same day AT IL NJ, Demoprli7 nn
SUNDAY al AN, Moscow 10 AN, Becklcy's
Landing at ~ lanes aud fninpkins' ali nj 3
E, GAY PM. Tusrahona PM. VIII arrive iH
Mobile an MONDAY mor"ing.
Her Recommendations Of superior order. with H
splendid cabin aud ladies' cabin, furnished with bed
sleads tf,he ln'est and mast approved style.
She is also provided with a superior ire eng inc
and hose. Fol- freight ~ passage, apply hosrJ or
jana 10 Campbell, OWEN s. co.
% The Marengo Patriot, Sumter county, Wing,
Greensboro Beacon and E"ta~ Wing will please
copy the above for two months and forward their ac
count To MS for payment. &. q. h co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24
(,oRDoyA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS

(,ORDOvA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS
SAND PLAINS, &c.
10 bales Cordoya Plans
10 do Kentucky Jeans
~ do do Linseys
70 do Virginia Kerseys
"A very superior article foi Negro Clnthng, for
sale by IleIl5l BEERS Il SMITH.
nII.-iO bbls Bleached Whale
O2O casks Judd's winter strained Sperm
10 bbls bleached Lamp Oil
20 t,hls Bridges Linseed Oil
10 bbls western do do
Is hbls Tanners Oil. In Store on consgn-
mrnt and ior sale by
feb27 whitaker s. SAMPSON. 20 Cont. ct
UNDRIES-5o bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar
- 20 bbs Powdered Sugar
10 nj bbIs Picked Pork
10 hf do Fulton Market Beef
do Smoked do
100 dried Buffalo Tongues, Tor sale by
teh26 HUMPHREYS, WALSH co
nRY GOODS 10 bales Portland sNeellng.
LILO bales stout Portland iIenims
100 doz each II f, Al and l. Cotton Fhgg HdkGs
300 pieces imitation Pongee HAkfs
100 dozen light Cption Shans; cases Kerse.s
For sale low To close consnn,nrm by
Eehl5 JAS. A. HOOPER. 40 1t Michas-st
u G. WesrFELDr & BRO.
1900 bags prime Rio
POO do java and Old Government Java
100 d. Lagura
IS d. Ma,acdibo
% d. Havana fehI5
6NIMESTIc La IOkS-
~ 80 bbis Mo,ong lheia Whi-key
81 half bbs do do
20 bbis GIN, 20 hl,s Brundy
In store on con. ignnent and fur sale bv
feb27 WHITAKER SAMPSON 20 Contest
SSUNDkJES-l00 casks NaIIs, assorted sizes
- 90 kegs Wrought Iron Spikes
20 bbis Loaf sugar
20 bbls clarified, crushed aud powdered Sugar
~ bbis sugarbouse Mo;asses. For sale by
teb2I w. II. BLACKLER.6 Wafer street
EIAGGiNG, ROPE aud TWlNE-
ID 1000 pieces hest Kentucky Bag2ing
500 cois do do Rope
5000 lbs do do Irvine
r ..r s,e OH cons ignnrni by r ILL. =
irb26 BEERS & SMITH, 20 ~ Michael-st
4 MA MPAGNE--pmts aud quarts
Z Glare, ---ha-. Ciarvt 10
M,L-ira-i pipe, 80 saih,ns, o.! Madeira
st1r,wef.-@f east, - tzcs, Sreinwein Wine.
pr -,.ls hyf A., .sl'i ,atl
lsaS Y. CENTER CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24

~ UlRK'S CAs SABA OlL-Fm preserving
W and beaulif,ne the Hair, recommended on the
basis Of truth and experience, rs n"orlsher OF the
hair. and promoter Of it's gr"wih al The same time
rendering it iranscendantl, beautiful, The CassAda
Oh af,rds more nour,shment for the hair Than any
ntber article ever di.covered, and by a continuance
Of lis use it never fails strengthen the weakes
hair A supply Of this superior Mrtcie just received
and Tor sale by HAv1LAND, CLARK CO.,
janS IS and AZ Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Ternon, A.,cpon and Grores' Landing
6SS<~"- y The steamer LOWSnES, Ii II
StkssvE;tfs Johnson master. This new light
sss&azsazEzasEs draugh, last running double engine
steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo-
bile and points above mentioned daring The season,
eaHing Mobile every FRIDAY, at ) pm. and arriving
At Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves
Graves Landing on SUNDAY al IL NJ. and arrive
in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For
freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply M board or to
ianla CAMPBELL, OWEN & co Agents.