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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

The Cells and Sarons.-At a late
meeting of the British Association for
the advancement; of science an interest
ing chronological discussion took place
between the great Anglo-Saxon scholar
Mir John kemble of Trinity College and
the Rev. Rowland Williams of Kings
College on the characteristics of the
Cells and SaXons. The former was of
opinion tina, The Saxons had settlements
on the coast long before the period gen
orally ascribed by English to the Saxon
invasion, and he pointed out circum-
stances which led him TO believe that
there were Teu,ons in Britain before
the Roman conquest. Mr. Williams,
during the course of some chronological
remarks, entered into an interesting
disquisiton upon the local and heredl.
tary difference of complexion in Great
Britain. His remarks concerning the
colour of the hair as characteristic
were very entertaining, and listened 10
with great attention. 1t used to be
thought, that the colour of the hair was
VI NV tioiS 'oioS wan w PoiHt d Colil-
pliment to beauty, or afford subject
for the lovers sonnet. 1t helped now
in an investigating age, to form moral
and physical deductions connected with
the human race. Speaking of the hair
of the ancient Britons, he alluded TO
Caesars description Of It's ligh, colour.
and glanced al passages in Martial and
Ovid, in which the Roman ladies' of
certain age were reminded Of the fact Of
their borrowing the auburn locks Of the
Cells 10 repair the ravages Of time. He
then traced the migratlons Of the Cells
on the map of the world, commencing
from the shores of the Caspian, east
and west. through Europe and through
India. to the borders Of China. pointing
out where they had advanced and sue.
ceeded, and where they had been de-
feated and driven back. There was this
particular feature about their migra,ions
that they advanced in two bodies al diff
ferent periods of time, and these bodies
although not very dissimilar. were no,
similar, as the Persian and Mede, the
Latin and the Greek. and the High and
the Low German were akin vet differ.
ent. Boston Transcript.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

A fellow. who got a livelihood by
fldling at fairs. was one day met by
an acquaintance who had not seen
him in a great while, who accostcd
him thus:
Bless me. whai! are You alive!'
why NOR asked the fiddler: did
YOU send any body to all mcl'
No replied the other. but | was
tod YOU were dead
AYE so II was reported. ii seems
said The fiddler, but but knew il was
lie as soon as heard il.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14
NRi 'iES & STARR lanes u

~ frames and Henry W. Starr, have
aSsocIated themselves fo9 the practice Of
the Law, under the above style, and will
intend to proessiona business in the dif.
lefeht counties, and also in the Supre,n.
court Of the Territory. Particular atten
tioh VIII be paid to claims for lands in
the nall breed tract, and elsewhere.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
HENRY ". STARR.
Darlington, Jan. Is, 1871. 1921
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14
PriNilegcs of Pnstmnsters.

The following extract from letter
from the office Of the Postmaster Gene
raj under date of July ~. is furnished
oy The n. Y Tribune:
"When subscribers refuse to take
Pamphlets or Newspapers from the Of
flee, Postmasters are now,as heretofore,
required TO notify Editors, &c., and
may frank letters containing such no
tice."
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14
l.. d. STOCKTON.

counsellor and Attorncy at Lar,
BURLINGTON. IOWA.
! EtriCh at his residence at the Lower
end Of Main Street. He will attend
ieCourts of Des Monies, Henry, Lee.
Am buren,, Louisa and Muscatine, and
NJ supreme Court of the Territory.
Jan - AZ
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

The .7rgut Interest. The Harris
burg Telegraph learns from the State
Treasurer that there is almost enough
at this time in the Treasury To meet
the interest, and that there can be no
doubt Of lis ability to pay il all on the
Isl Of August.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

TIE city of london .7rms.-The
dagger which i quartrred in the Lon
don arms, was granted by Richard the
Second, IN commemora,ion of Sir
WIlIim Walworlh, after having felled
TO the ground with his mace Wat Ty-
Ter, with which weapon he despatched
him. Tie original dagger may sill
be seen IN the hand OF the statue Of
Sir William Walworth, in Flshmon-
gers Hall.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

A late number Of the "Xenia Ohio
forchligh'," says tina, Nlr Joseph Pro-
vo, living in the south part of the town
ship, cut the present season, on less
than nine and half acres of ground,
ScUea hundred dozen sheaves of wheat
every two dozen Of which, as he be-
lievcs, will yield bushelof grain. The
wheat is known as the Golden Straw.
Some of the slraNs grew 10 the sur
prising height Of six feet. and some Of
The heads which were shelled out and
counted, contained as high as seventy
three grains. Last year, on lot Of
twelve acres, adjoining, Mr. p. succeed
ed in getting bu, thirty bushels Of
wheat; and six weeks ago he was in
despair of securing better crop this
year.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14
THE
vaA- AA ~ &c Va a.
:. published every Thursday,
a. -, Garner of Main and Jefferson SIS.
VI ~ EDWARDS s BROaDW ELL,
~ Editors and Propriet0fs.

TERMS:
.ro dollars per year; to be paid IN dd
,se s doIL,r and ficfafu.
- tents in adcance -
Ft nor nan compliance with the above terms
a.abec, each delinquent TO an extra
W. Of t,oeaty.fpe cents for every three
cMs soI,y. This rule ioill be strictly
ssisrsi to. ao,,,- nor
.o for the first and fifty cents for each
h,nsn, insertion. A liberal discount
- 10 yearly advertisers
o. o.arss.ional or Business Cards, not eX-
..g.r 1--WE lines, will be inserted Tor hye
d,fsrs per annum.
r,,ington is the seat Of Justice Tor Des
u'..g county, and contains about 2ooo
Ns.ht,nts 1t is situated Oh the west
.as of the Mississippi, about 2oo miles
Ave Saint Louis
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

q Ne'o Mote Of Stopping Earth
quakes A correspondent of the
Fropic writing from Vera Cruz, Next
CO. says:
We have had no earthquakes safely;
after The one we had in The momh of
March, which proved so disastrous,
an attempt was made here to collect.
by subscription, sufficient sum to
give 10 the priests to have earthquakes
stopped; but the funds were too low.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

Al Stettin. Prussia. is a hotel on
whose sign is painted stork standing
on one leg. with the other projected
horizontally. and underneath the in.
scripiion-"Znr Fanny Elssler"
Fanny Elssler Hotel"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

The explosion in New York was
heard by some troops encamped at
Poughkeepsie, 80 miles distant.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

In joke, a young clergyman married
couple on board the Delaware, at
New York last week, during a pleas
IRE trip. When they returned they
found themselves joined for life. The
gentleman Is willing but the lady is
not
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

The interest Of the State debt of
Michigan, ii is said. Will be paid this
season. whirh will blot another non.
p1ying State from the list Of delinquen.s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

"Pa, do the tailors have committees
in the Common Council?"
mo, my love"
Pm sure they ought, for the butch
ers have one"
mot that am aware Of"
20, yes, Pa, read it in the paper.
1t is called the Joint Committee. ~.
T. illus.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

Il is said that Louis Philippe. in
filing The vast galleries at Versailles
with paintings and sculptures, has ex
pended upwards Of eighty millions Of
francs-abouia e. 300 900 sterling.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

Abner Barlow, the man who sowed
the first field Of wheat in New York,
west Of Utica, i still living, enjoying a
green old age. at Canlndaguaia.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

Can you swim, sir!' asked an Irish
man of traveller about to attempt a
swollen ford. MOI was the reply.
Och, then, said Pat. 'as its deep in
some parts, the only safe plan for your
honor will be 10 walk straight back
again as soon as ever you get out Of
your depth.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

There are - daily and weekly pa.
pers Published in New York City, and
40 monlhies and other neriodicals.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-14

NTEW ORLEANS and Sugar house Mo-
IN lasses for sale by the Dbl or gallon at
the Steam mill store.
&c. 24-2t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
NoBII,E ANiD GREENE COUNTY KEuULAH
 -W EEh-LH pAEkET.

ASaznp~ h The passenger steamer DALLAS,
 lfls,lae,s56t Thomas Adams, muster. will leave sftzs1s. gLEe& :. Mobile every WEDNESDAY, eve. mug at o'clock. and arrve at Chiles' Ferry on FRIDAY morning. Leaving Chiles' Ferry every FRIDAY M II AM, Finche's same day al l2 NJ. Erie same day at 4 PM, Writers on SATURDAf al 6 AM, Candy's sa'ne day at l2 M., Demopos on SUNDAY al 8 AM, Moscow 10 AM, Beckley's Landing at l2 NJ, James, and rompkins' about M.. Gays PM. Tuscahoma , PM. Will arrive in Mobile on MONDAY mornng.
 Her accommodations of superior order, with splendid cabin and ladies' cabin, furnished with bed steads of the latest and most approved style
 She is also provided wnh superior hre engine and bose Fol freight passage, apply on board or
 jan4 f1s to CAMPBELL, OWEN CO
 O. The Marengn Patriot, Sumter county WhIg. Greensboro Beacon and Eutaw Wing will please copy the above for months and forward their ac count to us for payment. c. p. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
LATENT MEnICINEs.
TYLER,S

AGUE AND FEV FER PIL ]; A CERTAIN. safe and eIleetual cure for Ague and A Fever, in ali ifs varied forms. Aso, an exc' l. lent Tonic in D, D,spepsia, Palpiation of lhe Heart Loss of Appetite Neuralgia, Nervous and other dis' eases which arrise from weak and debilated con dition of the system.
 These Pil4 are prepared only by nr. c. K. Tyler regularly educated phs seian, who from many years experence, can confidently recommend then, as the best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the pubc having frequently tested lhef gtea' curative power upon those who had long suffered un' der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent physIcians who have oblaIned high standing for their successful treatments o Ag"e ,nd Fever, use this preparation, and assert that they have never knewn a single instance where it was la ken as directed, that i. dld not effect permanent and lasting cure. .
 These Pills contain neither mercury or arsen'c' or any thing th, can injure ihe system-bu on the eo- trary may be taken where medicine oi ihIs kinu 's needed, not only with perfect safety. but with uhe most decided advantage.
 For sale uI lesaIe and retMlby
 HAVILAND, CLARKE co, Mobile. and will be found in every town and village Ill the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
.RK PACKETS

taA NEYSYOEzH PACKETS L4s N1t8 aity a,iae ssLFZ F1SHE FOLLOWING VESSELS BUlLTF0R II the trade will hereafter compost this line, viz: Ship MARY FRAMES, A. Hubbard, master. Park VERNON.
 Ruk REFORM.
 B1g SELMA, M. Smith, master.
 Rrig LINDEN, E w Williams, master. Brig SARAH BROWN, ]. NJ. Notion, master Brig MOBILE.
 Brig WETUMPKA, ]. Fowler, master. BrIg ALABAMA, Dudley. master The above vessels have handsome accommodations for passengers and will sail puncully as ad.eris' ed. All freight consigued to the Agent m Mobile, or to SrURGES & ClEARMAN, the Agents m New York, will be forwarded as directed free oi charge for commission.
 JOHN c. RYAN, Agent, AaoII i=-a Nn IS St Nichp@t 'rar'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

H AW B00KS-Clarke's Digest of New York Iz Occasions, vols late edition.
 Rents Commentaries, 4 vols. late edition Story's Law of Contracts not written. I vol Lomax's Law of Administrators and Executors, 2
 vols do do Real Property, 8 vols Siarkie on Evidence. 3 vols; Phillips on do do Bourier's Law Dictionary, new edition Russell on Crimes, new edition
 Angei St Ames on Corporations, new edition. Story's Laws on ihe United States, 4 vols Gordon's Digest Laws U. s.
 lidd's Practice, vols. :" Archbald's Civil Practice, 2 vols
 Dapbour's Digest of Irish and American Chancery
 Reports, 1 vols
 Greeneai on Evidence. new edition in many others iu every department of Law, af- ao.a'ng 10 'he slnden, and practitioner, favorable opportunity Tor forming or enIarging their Libraries at me lowest rates' J M. SUMWALT & co, J"""o Booksellers, 36 Dauphin-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
Y MEN CANBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, ,EM- A BROIDERIES, &c.-DANIELs < BRADY

 A RROIDERIES,7 &c.-DANIELs & BRADY have received per Rose Standish large supply of the above goods, consisting of
 Rich embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs Reserre work and hem stitched do
 Tape border and colored border de
 New style embroidered Capes and Collars
 New style embroidered Chemzet,es Infants embroidered Robes and Frock Bodies Embroidered Robes for evening dresses
 Tarleton Muslins, s4 wide, for evening dresses Embroidered Swiss and Organdy Muslins
 Thread LHces, Edgings and lnsertings
 Plat I.aces, Edgings and Inserting. new style LisIe Laces, Edgings and lnsertings
 Swiss Musl,n. Edgines and Insertlnes
 Jacoaet NusI,ns, Edgings and insertings
 Worked Muslin Bands and figured Netts
 Ladies' embroidered long and short kid Gloves Gentlewen,s silk, kid. buck and thread do !, Ladies' silk, coiton and merino Hosiery
 Misses and chillren's Hosieeyr all descriptions Gents. Hose.g Half Hose, Suspenders & Scarfs Silk pocket Hdkts, black silk Crayats Also--Gimps, Fringes, Ribbons, etc. janao
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW 2

h. f~%esDA The new and splendid double-en- te19sl=4fak Sgine steamer. JAMES HEWITT, NJ. Quarter master twill commence her regular trips on the first rise of the water leaving MoBILE, every SATURDAY evening at o'clock, and WARSAW every MONDAY at 12 o'clock.
 For freight or passage, having superior accomme- datio"s, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents. .oct2l 22Ou. 75 Commerce and 72 Front streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

VTTINES-The subscriber has received con-
 w signment from Messrs. Bunker k Co. New York, a choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases of one dozen each. These wines are offered for sale with full guarenty of their genuineness and quality. '~ ROeERT s. BUNKER.
 decl8, corner of Royal and St Francis streets HARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS-Landing per Olbrig Sarah Brown, further supply of fresh Gar den Seeds, including great variety of Peas and Beans, warranted the growth of ls44, for sale by
 Ian28 MOSELY G TUCKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETm LEN
 MORlI K AND COIIIMRI1S.


 h fs~Ye4EeAs The fine fast running Steamer to1asl-zSSGEN. HARRISON, Jo H. Estes, zzs Master, will run as packet in the above trade the coming season, commencing her trips with the first rise of water. Leaving Mobile every "WEDNESDAY at o'clock PM, and Co., lumDus every SATURDAY. For freight pas- sage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. oci30 Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE.
 ,rss~S- A The steamboat NEW ERA, J. w: sSts tStf8 Lyes mps,er. will ply during the pre- ses4 Asent season, regular weekly pack ct oetween' Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock For freight or passage, having superior accommo-. dations, apply on hoard or to
 nov29 MOS ES, ,WARING, Agent, SS Frontst.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
mnl3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO, Agents.
MOBILE AND ffATNEN EILLE PACKEr

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
 h ff<eas a, ELlZA.--The new and fast run- tz7kS9Ez54s, Sning double engine steamboat ELI zSszsss &&zzZA, W. H. Roberts master, will run during the ensuing season as d regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening. at o'clock, PM, and Gainesville every I'll HURS- DAY al 12 o'clock M.
 The Eliza was built expressly for this trade. has superior accommodations, her Ladies' Cabin and State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou ble bedsieads expressly for families, and for comfort and speed has superior.
 For freight or passage, apply ou board or 10
 sep20 MOSES WARING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

GLENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL--This elegant M article has been in general use for the last ten years, and the continued demand for it is an ev,- dence that its good qualities duly appreciated ihe Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for nour
 shing and strengthening the hair, and preventing ii from falling out or turning grey, giving 1t strength and causing il to grow luxurianty, even on ba Id places, where the roots of the hair have not been de- stroyed. The Oll removes the dandruff, and gives glossy sof:ness to the locks, truly beautiful; it has also the singular property of making light or red ,a'r, whskers, and eyebrows, several shades darker m color. 1t is pleasantly periumed for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed. For sale by tSD .fafG
 dec1l U IlI H. GATES lYR Ilannlrin.si
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

= For Benton, Vfrh0n, Ne2p0H aud GTapes' LaRding,
 RE~rA The sleatner LOWNoES, Il II
 Asxs578 Johnson master. This new light ssszsszizs3a draught, last running double engme steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo- bile and points above mentioned daring the season ., Grsyas, II;y iISn.W a' r@. a,o a'i.vng Graves Landing on SUNDAY at l2 NJ. and arrive in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations apply on hoard or to
 nnl3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

SPERM OIL AND CANDLES-13 casks Judd's - superior Winter Strained Sperm Oil; 100 bxs Sperm Candles, now landing ex-brig Sarah Brown from New-York. for sal by
 i,n20 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Cont st ID AGGiNG. ROPE AND TWINE-15O0 pleces k1 Bagging, choice Kenurky brands; 1900 coils Rope; 10000 lbs Twine, will be sold on time for approved paper by
 jan3O BEERS & SMITH, 22 St. Michael st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

RRANDY-10 haIf pipes French Brandy AS quarter Is do do do
 10 eighh -slc do do do
 10 hbls New York do For sale by JAS. GANDOLFO. jon30 No 70 Commerce-s,ree,. tANDLES-50 boxes New Bedford Sperm :. v i2o boxes seconi quality Sperm s-
 70 baxes colired Sterine in store
 250 boxes Adamantiue 10 arrive her scboone, Delaware and for sale by
 jan27 MARSHALL, ROWE & co. D DORfER-4O casks xxx, in pints TT Il -usI0 casks xxx, a superior article in quarts 2 % casks best 0ctoher Ale in quarts
 For sale at low prices by jan22 MARSHALL, ROWE < co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY GULAR
 WEEKLY PACKET.
 n ~YaD9A. The new and splendid double LLEN- --A Ngine steamer SAM DALE, F. M. 1s92 agg '. ohnson master twill leave forMoat- gomery every WEDNESDAY al o'clock PM and arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every FRIDAY at o'clock PM and arrive in Mobile Monday morning. For freight passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to
 dec3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

- BROWNSVILLE WEEKLY PACKET.
 he fssNsc a. The steamer CAROLINA, Peter tt,1AEl-=rA SCarroll master twill run a regular esz ss szy packet the ensuing season between Mobile and PlckensyIlle; leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oct28 .h .., M WARING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

00n BOXES New Bedford Sperm Candles, 40 sJOU casks Peach Orchard Coal. for sale by
 jan2S HUNTINGTON $ CLEVELAND.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

nOMESTIC LIQUORS-25 bbls and 25 half EI bbls Monongahela Whskey. \
 10 hhs Gin, 10 bbs Brandy. received by the steamer Tuskaloosa from Cincinnati and for sale by
 jan3l WHITAKER & SAMPSON
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

FOX COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
 ss f~Y<SeA The steamer MINERVA, Capt. to1N -ASA z. Burgess, will run regularly ss1zs during the to the above and all intermediate ports. For freight passage apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN x co. T nov26 75 Commerce and 72 Front -sts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

FOX MDNTGOMERY-Wee WeekIy Packet. Elsl-0wORLD, J. Bryan master, will s52 run regular weekly packet throughout ihe season for the above and all nterme date landings. leaving Mobile every SATURDAY even ng at o'clock, and Montgomery every MON DAY morning at 10 o'clock.
 For freipht or Dassage apply on board. oct2S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

K ENTUCkY SEED IA 30 barrels Blue Grass Seed
 half do and 5 kegs Blue Grass seed
 obls Timothy Seed, do Clover do -lor sale to close consignment by Jan2o THCS. P. MILLER & CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

HDLANTING POTATOES--SOs bbls Maine white; 200 do Nova Scotia blue; 100 do Che nango; 70 bags Dutch, all in prime order, for sale
 jan29 by ]. H. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

MOBILE & MONTGOMERY WEEKLY PACKET.
 h f>-7zs As The steamer MONTGOMERY, L1&aazASR- BuIIard master. will run during yE sss g, the season regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock PM, and Montgomery every MONDAY, at 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oct30 MOSES W WiRING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

ED OrATOES-250 bbis White Planting Poa- Y toes. 250 do Chepsngn do, in fine order, land ing ex laik Baltic and for sale by
 jan29 FOSDICK k CHARLOCK. 84 Con- st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

VTALIER'S FRENCH PILVS-For the cure g V SECRET DisEsEs-One box of the inesiimable Pills. is worth all the qnack medicines in the world
 Ii is fact well known to many, that most of the remedies offered for these diseases, composed ei such drugs, as to render il almost imposs- ble to conlinue their without creating sickness at the stomach or other unpleasant consequences.
 Such being the case, there can be doubt but such d remedy as VALlER'S FRENCH PILLS VIII meet the universal appreciation, heinz entirely Tree from those objections, pleasing in their operation and prompt in removing the disease Price $2 per box. For sale by ''-r
 HAvILAND. CLARKE &Co. Mobile. .i'
 ap2 104Kv*c&c6 H'-H
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

NTOTHlNG-26 cases winter and summer Coth- N ing, consisting of Lowell Kersey Pan,aoons. Kentucky Jeans do, Dinim do, Lowell Cottanade do, Fancy Drilled do, Hamilton Check do, white Cot ton Shirts, super Calico do, Striped do, scarlet Elan. nel do, white Angola do " 'lf, f,'
 10 bales No Osnaburgs, Sheeiings, Shirtings and large assortment of fashionable Prints, aud other Dry Goods. For sale low by al Y
 jan28 T. H. CHEEVER, 40 Commerce-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

FI UTTERsAND CHEESE-2OO kegs Goshen bO Butter, Inc boxes tiashen Cheese, 75 do Vest ern do, tor sale by
 jao29 JAMES SANDS & co. .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

A PFLES-l0O bbls Nm thern now landing from "A bark Cowper, for sale by
 JOHN PHILLIPS, jan26 corner Conti aud Water-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14

HARRISON'S. SPECIFIC OINTMENT \ \ For the cure of White Swellings and other tu mors, ulcers, eiegs, old and fresh wounds sprani and bruises, swelngs and inflammation, scald head sore breasts of woman, rheumatic pains, eruptions, chilbans, whillpes, bes, corns, and external dis- eases generally It is for sale by
 HAVTI.AND. CLARKE & CO MohIa
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-14
INvAIInS REIOICEi

and will be found in every town and village Ill State.