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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05
WEENLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE
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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

L erpoul and the Northern and Eastern ports the
subscribers are placed ia receipt of their fall sup
plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising a
full and perfect assortment of all articles in their
line of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan
ers, are respectfully inyIied TO favor US with their
orders, under the assurance that neither means
disposition are wanting to afford them every posi-
BILE advantage. l. c. DuBOSE s. CO., Druggist.
noy25 t-f 80 Water-st,
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

RULL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sAk-
ID SAPARILLA, For the cure Of Scrofula in all
Its forms, diseases Of The skin, eruptiors, sc /,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the
lungs, cancerous affections to couneracl the desiuc
tive effects of mercury, and all diseases arising from
an impure state Of the blood. For sale by
X. l.. WATKINS & CO., Druggist,
jani0 corner Water and 81 Francis-sts
C00 KEGS White Lead, Mol, Extra and
cOO Pure, Onion White Lead Manufacturing
Company receiving per ship Corea and for sale BY
imh2l iAVILAND, CLARK & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE--No. :
~ Is Daaphin-xtrset-The subscriber has in store
Of fresh and seasonable goods, direct from the manu-
factories, the largest and hest assorted stock o
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, ever offered
in this market, consisting in part Of el- ,+'
10000. pairs Mems Russell Broaaass r-
10000 do do Kip do .a. 4o
5000 do do Calf and Seal do
1000 do do thick mud Boots ,'4fi ~
1000 do do Kip do i-7i.1 sf.i
500 do do CalfRoots, sewed and pssged
Together with large stock of boy g. youths, :
children's, wOmen's and Misses Shoes OF al,usst
every variety, all of which will be sold by the peck
age or dozen, for cash approved credit low ~
can he bought in this market. AZ ,'ff, ,G.r., ~
dec25 SAM'I r. HOWE
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ed. All freight Unsigned to the Agent in Mobile,
or to SFURGES & CHAIRMAN, the Agents in
New York, will he forwarded directed free OF
charge for commission.
JOHN c. RYAN, Agent,
decIl No lS st Michaei-sreet.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
For Benton, Vernon, Newport and GyaUes' Landing
t5SsN~T' \ The steamer iONNOES. Il II
sSSssss5ssssfI.Ss Johnson master. This new hghl
sa1SkEzsA=sEza draugh, last running double engine
steamer viii make regular weekly Irips between MO-
bile and points above mentioned daring The season.
e.ving Mobile every FRIDAY, AT Pm. and arriving
at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves
Graves Landing on SUNDAY at IL NJ ana arrive
in Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings For
freight OF passage, having superior Recommendations
apply on board or to
nnls CAMPBELL, OWEN CO, Agents.
MOBILE AND GAINESVILLE PACKET
h fs1fSssS As ELlZA.-The new and last TT run
1ssA9==zz&, Suing double engine steamboat Ella,
- - = sgssgzsZA, " H. Roberts master, VIII
run during the ensuing season as regular weekly
packet, lea, ing Mobile every TUESDAY evening,
at O'Clock, PM, and Gainesville every Thurs
DAY AT II O'Clock NJ.
The Eliza was buIlt expressly '"' '"ts u"ue' "''s
State Rooms are very large and fitted up with don
Bile besteads expressly for families, and FOR comfort
and speed has superior.
For freight or passage, apply on n4ard or 10
SepPU MUSES. w ANiNpS FHStHl'
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN
MOBILE AND COLUMBUS.
R~aGE!NSe n h%s Ri to" Js H 1 Fsss,
$50 50 81 Master, will run packet in the
abpye trade The coming season, commencing her
trips with the first rise of water. Leaving Mobile
every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock PM, and CO.
lum6us every SATURDAY. For freight or pas
sage, having superior accommodations, apply on
board ar to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
ocl3O Agents.
FOR MONTGOMERY-Wee kly Packet.
r. ~ 4ssss n The fine passenger steamer NEW
L--1.g,ll-zzHrSwORLD, J. Bryan master. will
.,gSs ). =. ~ 49, run regular weekly packet
throughout lie season for the above and all inerme-
date landings leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
even nc at 5 O'Clock, and Montgomery every MON
DAY morning at 10 o'cIock.
For freight passage, apply on board. ocI2o
PIChENSVi.LE WEEKLY PACKET.
.-J4iazFAR Carroll master, will run as regular
60 packet The ensuing season between
Mobile and Plckensvrlle; leaving Mobile ever,
WEDNESDAY evening at O'Clock PM.
For freight Or passage apply on board or to
nct2S M. WARING.
WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE.
fzssn~~' n The steamboat NEW ERA, J. w
s5 1sf L,les mpster, will ply during the pre-
season, as regular weekly pack
ct between Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile
| every SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo
dalions, apply on board or to
rov29 MOSES WARlNG, Agent, SO Front-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

SUPERIOR WIN Els and LiQUORS.--The sdb-
~ scriber has been authorized by Of the oldes
aud most respectable importing houses is The tityo.
New York, to receive orders for the following gen
uine articles, viz: gt,.4i ..i';,f 1Ii-s
WlNES-Shiel's old Pale Sherry, Widow Shel's
do. The only lot of this splendid article nsw on
sale III this country, and some very old Brown
Sherry. Also ta-l.3
Phelps, Phelps Il Laurles very superior Ma.
deira, imported in 1884, and some CameEa and
other choice Madeiras. ..f 81
BRANDlES-Dark and pale Hennessey Brandy,
equal to any ever imported. Also, a snsllqpsR-
tily of the celebrated GODDARD Brandy ,impwi-
ed in 1905. The above wines and liquors have
been tested by competent ipdges, and gparan-
tee will be gwen to those who may order any
the above that these articles shalt equal The sam
sales now at my office. 2, Ii fti kfcs:
The prices will be found much below the ssua
rates, and terms OF credit for 1,tniits, will,b H.
beral. p. b, TAYLOR.
! janis No. 4 Hagans Rufdihgs.
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r IQUORS-5 bills Peach Brandy
- 10 half pipes Rnlisse Brandy
do do Oard, Dupay Co Brandy
5 do do Hennessey do a.
do do Du Calimsn do
50 bbls and / casks Americas do
8 bbls old Shrly Whiskey
pipe imperial Eagle Gin
10 bills American do ....
10 bhls New England Rum
80 bbls MonongaiieIs Whiskey
Is half bbls do do
25 quarter casks Malaga Wine
10 do do Port do =5.. .-.
do do pure Juice Port .ts1.
pipe Woodhouse Madeira
half pipe do do .Is.
do Cherry Brandy -
do Cherry Bounce ..-.-
so bbls pexter's ID r Whiskey . ..t
100 bbs Cincinnati do ...'
Is casks quart London Porter
10 casks pint do do
$50 boxes Philadelphia Ale and Porter
100 boxes do Cider
10 bbls Hartford do -. ,....
For sale by tjan27l T. P. MILLER & co.
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Important to Southern and Western
Merchants, ..t


Merchants. ..s...t .... 81
HNHE Subscribers, Wholesale Grocers and Com
Il mission Merchants of the City of NEw.YoRK.
having on hand large and well assorted Stock of
Goods, are ready furnish any article that may be
wanted in the Grocery line, attend any business
entrusted to their care. They will receive all kinds
OF produce sell promptly at the hest market prices,
and when the avas thereof are to be invested in
Goods No COMMISSION will be charged for selling
The Goods sent shall be put at the very lowest pri-
ces the market will allow, and as "A guarantee for
this any article bought Of them which does not give
entire satisfaction, either in PRICE or QUALIFY,
may he returned, and tho money will he cheerfully
refunded. The rule that shall govern them in all
their ciions, shall be the old motto Of 'sdoing
TO others in all things would have them do 10
u.s." They will furnish Goods for cash, satisfactory
notes or drafts, and all kinds of Produce. This
gives to distant Merchants an opportunity of getting
their goods from the fountain head, without being
charged with unreasonable prices. All orders shall
be attended 10 with promptness. They will use their
best eAerons to advance The interests Of their Gus
toners, and by prompt attention and the sirictest
hdelliy, hope to receive the patronage Of all those
who like TO see Just and honorable dealing among
mankind. DOW WALSH, So Front.si., N. Y.
N. B.-Should any person, before ordering his
goods, wish to know the state of the market, il will
be gwen to hun as soon as requested. mil 7Slf
MERCHANTS, shot Tower Conn of Baltimore
ESPECTFuLLY announces TO the Merchants,
" Traders and Sporlsmen generally, that they are
prepared TO furnish at their SHOT WORKS, on
Eltaw street, Baltimore, an assortment of DROP
SHOT Of all siyea.
} Also patent compressed BUCK SHOT of the
same character and finish those that were former
ly manufactured at these works. and gave such entire
satisfaction to sportsmen and others who had used
them, Of the following sizes: .a ae
No. $40 to the Id. No. Ola to the lib.
ESQ do O0-lll do
lilo do 00O- IS do
Together with an assortment of well finished Rifle
and Musket BALLS, BAR LEAD, &c. &c. which
will be disposed Of on pleasing terms. .I..oa. Z
feb26 Tot THOMAS CLARE, Sec'y.
N SMITH PKENTISS' TOILET aud MUIR.
I've SERY POWDERS-Being an article Of ex-
lensiye use, both the Toilet and Nursery. 1t has
been mater Of especial to render worthy
offs reputation, both as to the quality Of material
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

n SMITH PKENTiss' TOILET aud MUIR.
I've SERY POWDERS-Being an article Of ex-
lensiye use, both ut the Toilet aud Nursery II has
been mater Of especial concen to render II worthy
offs reputation, both TO the quality Of material
and skill in the preparation. Whether To use for
the HAIR Face or Neck, proven, chatting TO the
skin of children, the purchaser will find this Of first
rate quality. supply Of the above AT the Apothe-
carries Hall, and at IS Government.sI. opposite the
market. ...s- f., r NORTH s. co.
apl1 Chemists and Druggists
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

M ICHAUX'S FRECKIE WASH-This is "a
lv1 discovery of the celebrated Dr. Charles Mi
chaux. formerly professor Of anatomy at Liege, in
Flanders, and may safely be recommended as GER
tain remedy for Freckes, as well as other affections
Of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, elc, Gentlemen who
are troubled with blolches or pimples on the face,
often accustomed by the use Of strong alkaline soaps
in shaving, will fad this an excellent remedy.-
For sale by
decIO n GATES M l36 Dauuh;n-street
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UNREAD LAcEs AND EDGTNGsED4Nl
lELs : BRADY baye received per, Linden nm
Sh"'r,n q, rl~ead iaces and Easingr. Nets
Snaw" ana uoyes, Barage and Tarleton Sh~~ls
Swiss Muslins, Sumner CalIc,s, 80. missy
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05

WINES-The subscriber has received u con-
wv signment from Messrs. Bunker Il Co. New
York, n choice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
cases Of one dozen each. These wines are offered for
sale with full guarenty Of their gennineness and
quality. ROoERT s. BUNKER. Il
.deel6 corner Of Royal and ST Francis-slreets
EvLoUR-20 bbls super Inspected, for sale by
Il ap3 y. ]. 4 ]. JONES.
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EEAIk GLOVES and BELTS-Among the nu.
ID II merous testimonials Of the efficiency Of the I'm
proved Flesh Cloves from every I.art Of The Globe IS
the following recent account from distinguished of
fcer in the United States Navy =
NEW YORK, September so, 1874
"SIR--Havimg been afflicted for the last five years,
and al Times confined to my bed for weeks with the
rheumatism, have M hesitation in asserting that
the recent Improvement Of my health is attributable
to the use Of DInnelord's HAIR Gloves and Strap.
"Having been under various treatments and The
most SIX liul Physicians, and none having rem
dered me but partial relief, had considered my case
as incurable; fortunately | am recovering. !
positively declare that have derived more real hem
eft from The Of the Hair Renovators than those
10 whom had applied for aid.
JOHN J. GLEASON, u. 5. N.
ISAAC AUrEN, ESQ 237, Broadway"
mh'l For sale bv MOSELY & TUCKER
~ W MEDICAL BOOKS-A Treatise on The
- Diseases and special Hygiene of Females, by
" iohnai DE L'lsere, translated from the French.
WIN w''n additions by Charles ID. Megs, NJ. d., lvol.
PRACTICAL lrea,ise GU the Diseases peculiar 10
and private practice, by Samuel AshweII. M ID.
first complete American edition. lro,n The las, Lon.
don, with Notes by Panel Goddard, M. r.. IvoI
Syo.
The Principles of Surgery, by James Miller F.
R. 5. E., T.. X 5. e. lvol. s o. For sale Inv
apI1 s. w ALLEN, 2s Daup6,o 81
hUCK-59 bales Cotton aud Russia Duck c,m-
~ prsius Heavy and Light Russian Ravens.
Heavy Canvas, for Tarpauns and Steamboats,
Decks, Hammock Chth, Awning Stuff, Methueu
Go. Duck, Baggng, Sail TwIne; full assortment
landing and in store, ior sale by
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MOTtIERS' kELiEF-Doctor II. Gates Is the
lVl agent for The sale Of this invaluable medicine
in the city OF Mobile, He will be constantly supplied
with the Genuine Mothers Relief. ff e
o. Obserye-None genuine unless signed g
aug 10 q. A.. BARTHOLlCk. co. )
FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.-JusI
L received "a few cases Beaver. Nutria, Moleskin
and Cashmere Hats, manu- by Orlando Fish,
New-York. ahss % ls'-Ff. -' fF.--' i-itI 20
-tien,lenlen's, YOUTHS and infants yelvef
and Cloth Caps. Tor sale by II i.l5 tgr.-sf 80 =
;,nla HENRY SMITH IA DaunI,;r.sf
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SAMUEL KIRK, Tenth and Coates street.

NTTFtTF ItI'IW NIItSTIWV
|, Gabr Johnston, No. 6 Reckless street. do GER
'tfy that my wife, Jane, afflicted for Two wears
with rheumatism, and last entirely disabled
so that she was obliged to he confined to bed; hear-
ing of Cantrcll's Medicaed Syrup Of Sarsaparilla,
anti Scorbulic Syrup, | procured four DO Ties
which completely removed all her pans and Stiffness
from her limbs; two more bottles made perfect
cure. She is able 10 attend to her household
duties usual GABRIL JoHNsToN.
Philadelphia, January %, 1874.
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ALEXANDER KENNEDY,

At Mr.. Savery's Hollow Foun',y, Philad.
Mr.. John A. Cantie: Sir, have been afflicted
with rheumatism for several years and having tried
many medicines without cure, must that your
medical Syrup of Sarsaparilla mas far relieved
of all symptoms, that | can with confidence recon
mend il to the public, WIN. c. COFFIN,
No IL Lapidary, in U. s. Bank
Philadelphia, October % 1874
Price soc per bottle. For sale by
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-02-21
ANTI-sLAvERY REVEALS.

We are among those who believe in making
special and prOtracted efforts for the salvation of
sinners, and we see no reason why the same course
should not he pursued in relation to the CONVEX
sion of men to Liberty principles. The process
in both cases is somewhat similar. In the former
case the sinner must become convinced Of the err
ror of his ways, and be willing to abandon his for
mer course and hate that he once loved, and love
that he once hated. In the latter the individ
course that is evil and that continually, that moth
ing permanent and substantial can result from the
shifting and unstable policy of the old porties and
his only hope must be in God and in the success
of Liberty principles. He must not look back or
banker after his old party predictions, but bid
them an everlasting adeu. We need the blessing
of Heaven and the guidance of the spirit of God
in one case as well as in the other.
Now is the time to labor,--many thousands are
under serious conviction, and if sufficient effort
is put forth we may obtain an almost numberless
host of converts to the Liberty party. Last year
we had many precious ant-savery revivals, and
we may have many more this year if the friends of
freedom will be up and doing and labor as the inn
portance of the object demands. At Jay not a
Liberty vote had ever been cast until last fall but
an anti-savery revival broke out there, and the
result was, that the Liberty vote was larger than
the vote of both the other parties and full blood
ed Liberty representative was sent from that town.
At Sutton more than so Liberty votes were cast
last fall, not one had ever been cast before. AT
Waterbury, one year ago votes were cast, last
fall "a. AT Charleston, 21-not one before. These
are but part ofthe interesting revivals that have
cheered and animated our hearts, in our own state
other states have been quite as as highly favor
ed.
Let us then take courage, it is the cause of God
and will triumph. The consciences and hearts OF
the great mass Of the intelligent part of the world
are with us, aud the difficult part of the work
is already accomplished.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-02-21
LIBERTY IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA

A large and very spirited Convention was held
in Western Pennsylvania on the 22I ult., compr-
sing delegations from nearly all the Counties west
Of the mountains, as well as from Ohio and Vir-
gtnia.
Measures were taken for thorough organization,
and the most efficient action In addition to the
Liberty PAPERS already in operation, three more
are contemplated, for we find among the resou-
tons the following:
" Re olUed That we hail with pleasure the pro-
posed establishment of Liberty papers in Beaver,
Washington and Crawford counties. We trust
that the friends in those counties will give hearty
support to those papers, if they be established"
Thos Oliver offered the following resolution,
which was passed unanimously.
Resolved, That The conduct Of James G. Br-
ney from his first demonstration in favor Of hui
man liberty entities him to the esteem and conf
dence not only of this Convention, but Of all who
know how to sympathiSe with the oppressed
That while his character has been grossly and I'M
Justly assailed, those assaults he has met with the
dignity of man, and the forbearance of Chris
tan and that our confidence in him has increased
through the very means pursued by his enemies to
destroy it among the friends of Liberty"
Let the Wings learn from this the effect of their
forgeres.
We extract the following from series of able
resolutions presented by Mr. Wills, and passed by
the Convention, after spirited discussion
Resolved, That while the Liberty party anx.
iousIy solicits the CO operation of the non slave
holders of the South, it proposes to the free:ner
of the North, MS a matter of primary importance
and as the one most essential to the triumph Of
our cause, the un ion ofthe North for the sake o.
our common country-that by forgetting minor
party differences, and ralyng as we may, on the
broad platform of equal rights to all, we can take
possession of the general government-biG def
ance to slavery; and when united by our political
supremacy, administer the government on prnci-
Piles strictly legal and CONSTITUTIONAL but such, as
instead of holding out premiums for the continu-
ance of slavery, will make it The interest of the
slave States themselves voluntarily to abolish it,
ResOlued, That the freemen of the North have
but to practice the same devotion to liberty, their
one idea, which southern Shareholders practise
without distinction of party, to Slavery their one
idea, in order to accomplish this great work of ma
tonal regeneratiOn-.unite they stand divided,
we faH"
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posed to annexation North und South, and pedg-
ed to do all in his power to put an end TO the ag
gressions of the hellsh system of slavery. Had
they done this, they might have saved themselves
the modification and disgrace of a defeat which
their own sins and folly have brought upon them,
and saved our country from being under the mis-
rule ofdespots and tyrants. The democratic par
ty is guilty of sins of commission in this matter,
enough to destroy any party. The guilt then rests
upon the two leading parties, and let them settle
it among themselves.
Liberty men have shown BY their adherance to
principle that they cannot be bought up, or sedu-
ced into the support ofeither party, so long as they
keep their shoulder under the totterng fabric OF
slavery The $4,000 Liberty votes have done
more to keep Texas out and strike terror into the
hearts of the slave holders than the multitude Of
votes the Wings have thrown away, or would have
done even if Clay had been elected We have
done what we could, not theoretically only, but
practically to keep out Texas, and we are content
to leave the consequences with God, and abide the
result.