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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
IbinetoD. December IL ls45

Washington, December 10, lS45.
Information has been received at this department,
from A. G. Zipay, consulgeneral of the Sublime
Porte, residing at Boston, that the following orders
respecting the quarantine and passport regulations,
have been recently issued by the Turkish govern
ment:
GAN persons wishing to visit the Ottoman empire
must have their passports certified by the Ottoman
consul.
"All vessels going to any port of the same empire
must be provided with Till of health duly certified
by the Ottoman consult
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To the Editor Of The Union:

Sin: Please insert the enclosed notice of Mr..
Bancrof's report in the Union, to-day, and you will
much oblige an officer Of the navy II comes from
respectable quarter in the State Of New York, and
is emphatically true.
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NEW STORE.

EoUND, a bank note; inquire at Fuer's Hotel.
l. Dec. l5-3t
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NTEW-CROP SUGAR AND MOLASSES
In AT AUCTION.--On Wednesday next, the
18th instant, at 12 O'Clock, F. & A. II. Dodge's
wharf, the cargo ofschooner L. L. Surges, consist
ing Of
las hhds. prime sugar (part strictly prime)
lao bbls. moasses.
EDWARD S. WRIGHT,
Dec. 15--2tis Auctionecr, Georgetown.
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The following petitions were presented under the

BY Mr. L. MARTIN, of wisconsin The petition of II. s.
Bird 90 others for Improvement Of Fox and Wisconsin
rivers: referred to the Com mittee Poads and Canals
The petition OF William Blake for penson referred TO the
Committee Invalid Pensions: The petition Of Candan
Carter for pension referred to the Committee Rev
dictionary Pensions The petition of Susan Gratot for al
lowance of claim: referred to the Committee Of Claims
The rcmonstrance of w. Potts and Mary Potts, and 10
other persons, citizens Of White Water Walworh county
Wisconsin, against the admission Of Texas State. The
petition and papers of Thomas s. Franks Of Wisconsin,
asking compensation for property used by the United Sates
referred to the Committee of Claims.
BY MIR. POLLOCK: The petition Of Samuel Jordan, Of
Milton, Pennsylvania, praying for pension
BY NJ. BOYD The papers Of Mrs Sarah Gray, asking a
pension referred to the Committee Revolutionary Pen
sions. s.#
By Mr. TIBBATTs: The petition of John Campbell pray
ing for pension for disability incurred while in the
vice of the United States, during the late war with Great
Britain
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OHIO GIANT GIRL.
Only IL years old,
WEIGHT 800 POUNDS.

MISS HANNAH GROUSE is feet 2 inches
IN high, measures 5 feet inch around the Shout
ders, and 81 inches around the arm. She increases
in weight nearly one pound per week; is perfectly
healthy and active; intellect good
She has been pronounced the greatest curiosity
in the world by all who have seen her.
Miss HANNAH GROUSE is exhibiting herself
for the purpose of obtaining livelihood and edr-
cation which she is not able to do by her own Ia
Dor. She is accompanied by her sister.
She may be seen in this place tomorrow and to-
morrow night. at Concert Hall. Abundance 25
cents; children halfprice.
Dec. I5-2t
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SALEs-Nw Pork December H. l945FYrsf Board--2. 400
u g. 6s 1862 100; 5000 do l0sA 1000 Pennsy vana
7ot 1900 do 7o 5000 do 7ot 10000 Ohio 6s 1860
$4,000 do 96 5000 do 96t 1900 Kentucky 6s, 1871
5000 Indiana stg 81; 900 Ohio 6 1850 o. 500 Ohio
oo3 10000 do, 1901 100 Morris Canal aoa 100 do ao,
. 900 Reading II r.. bonds, 10; ATS Erie RR, 6st.
Second Board2oOO Ohio 6s 1856, s5 so Morris Canal
81; 100 Reading Rail Road, 55t.
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H1OL. CHAFFIN---the American Tom Thumb,
~ the smallest man in the world has generously
consented to give the results of two days. exhibit
ton MONDAY and Tuesday, to the Ladies' Fair.
Those who are disposed to aid good cause (thc
erection of the Rev. Mr.. Tuston's church and graf
ify laudabIe curiosity, can do SO by calling at
Todd's Concert Hall tomorrow from IL, a. M. till
10, p. m, the last opportunity. Abundance, 12l
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NEW AND SPLENDID SILKS FOR EVE
In MING DRESSES.--The subscribers have
this day received an additional supply of rich and
elegant silks, and other goods suitable for evening
and walking dresses and invite call from the ladies'
and public generally:
pieces Ilght-coored brocade silks, very rich and
elegant
20 pieces dark brocade silks, for walking dresses
SO do fancy silks, from 50 cents to 81 %
10 do silk thule, for evening dresses, in white,
pink, blue, and gold
10 pieces white and colorcd grapes
20 do colored and white carleton muslins
so do super6ne Swiss musIins
SO handsome Terkerr and Cashmere shawls
Silk hosiery, gloves, &c.
With great variety of other fashionable and dc
sirable goods.
STAPLE GOODS,
A large and general assortment which VIC are Of
fcring at the very lowest prices.
CARTER g. WASHINGTON.
Dec. 15--d1wif
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Pennsylvania ape,,ue beicsen l2th aud l3M streets.
WTALTER HARPER & co. will open this
w day full stock of the following new goods,
which have been selected with much care by our
purchaser in New York. Among which will DO
found
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nRAWN NUMBERS of the Alexandra Lot
IL terry, No. AZ, drawn 18th December, 1S45:
80 70 A go rs So 81 8 II 80 II so 40
On Wednesday,
Is drawn ballots
25,000-$7 ,500--S4, 0O0--s2, 000--Sl, 47S.
~ 10 Of 81 ,50O-l0 Of $1,000, DC.
Tickets Ss-Halves S4-Quarters 80
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On Saturday, Goth December,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
prizes Of 10000, amounting to 10000, &C. &c.
Tickets SI0--Halves S5--Quarters 50 so.
For sale by ]. G. GREGORY g. CO.,
Managers,
Next door east of National Hotel,
Washington, ID. G.
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EnIlE COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GEN.
= TLEMAN's MAGAZINE n the LIST o
January 1914, will be published, the hrst nun
Der oltne COLUMBIAN LADI'S AND GEN
TfEMAN'S MAGAZINE, edited by JOHN IN
wAN, and filed with contributions rom 'he mos
eminent and accomplished writers o'she country
The motives which have led to the commence
mcnt of this unde, ,akiug may be briefly stated
1t is believed by the proprietor that there is IN
the United states an immense provision OF liter.
ary ability for which rs yet there is no adequate
cnconraqsment or field Of display; that besides
The numbers of clever and successful writer
whose productions are weekly, and monthly. and
annually read with delight by thousands, there
are vet greater numbers constantly arriving Mt
maturity Of power who have only to appear Oh
the srace OF publication to receive brilliant
award of fame, and that the powers of those
whose names are already pronounced with res
/ pect BY lips of Wisest censure are capable OF
more and still higher euertons than has yet
/ been called forth. 1t is believed, too, that the
demand for literary production in this country
especially in the p rdical canuel, exceeds the
supply in very large proportion. and that new
supplies have only to be presented of the right
quality aud in the way to ensure hearty well
come and profitable reception. No doubt is
entertained Of the American minds ability TO
sustain itself, certainly on its own ground If no
abroad, against all the competition that tht
Il intellect of other lands can bring to the encoune
, ter and full assurance is felt that among the
mi lions of American readers there can he ana
a cordial welcome for all that American wri.
, ters can produce of excellent and interesting
rom these preises it is undouhtingly inferred
. that there is abunaant room Tor another Maya.
zine, Notwithstanding the merit and success Of
those already in heins that there can be no
lack OF ability to fill its pages acccptably within
the reach OF capital and liberal enterprise; and
that such periodical will not fail to be greeted
as welcome visitor by thousands UPON thou
sands who as yet have done little or nothing
+ oward the upport and developemcnt Of Amer.
0 can pcriodi cal literature.
n Another and strong motive has been the fe Q.
: ing that Few York, the first city of tue Union
should be the home OF periodical owning M
superior in neither merit nor Success The Co
lnmbian Magazine will be published on the fir
day ofevery north. Its mechanical arrange
ments will comprise the best -paper, type AM
workmanship that money can procure.
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Medlcma Notice,

-. on JAMES u HILLS, rec
u peehl, ioudura bis sct'ifes ~
rrpa lie epi1enp u lilplrt, sd 'tiei}
w. ~ ihe sanms basches 81 Ne
h.I%J ~ =.
AID hoprs, b, s,tici attention :" wv p,V'', !,
,,epol dudrs. 10 merit libofal shaio o
public patronage
6s-ll,. ,lire Is Tho same befeioiNc orcn'
n,ed by Laird, Ellis a. Wyman. where bs
mag nt I'll times bo lound, unless PROVES
sionhlly absent
Ocl'f, 18Th, 1872 '-Cm'
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G. "A. Hutchinson.
B TANIC PHISICIAN,

TM AVlNG permanently located at La
I'll Il mar, Marshall County Mss ten
ders his prolessiona! services TO ,hs
citizens, and surrounding country. From
long experience and success in practice, he
hat.ers himself, that he will be enabled to
give general satisfaction 10 all who may
favor him with call,
Lamar, Mi, August 1914
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S, Rim =,
STAPL AND IA NC
DRY GOODS

Purchased by himself in the cities Of
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, eX-
pressly for this market. lie would res,
pecfuly inform The citizens "f Ripley and
adjoining counties, that tic is determined to
Sell G dds u, as low rates ashley can be
purchased IN Memphis, Louisville, Cinema
ii, or any orher City West fthe mountains
ftrTo his old friends and customers he
would say lha, he can make IT to their 10
teres 10 call and examine his stock oil
GOODS before purchasing, as he is conf
dent he will be abe to give general salts
faction, as regards the qualify and cheap
ness of his goods.
S RHINE.
Ripley, Miss, Nov. a3l 1874.
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% eoutIt,,aiata Wili DO snafat lof among the
ahirst afd mus' rppulaf writers is the country
tid 10 fnufis viii b. spufed ~ secure The MD %
,use Hioss dlstluaui he'd, such 10
& llA T. STEPHENS, =, q Cooper, u HalIee,
u W iI,don, " y lIuokpfnnn, J II Chandler
! tfHtinu, J & Neal w u rimms, Epes Mar.
Hm,T = iats w .tIsweId, G.fgs y Mosris,
r'ba smith, MIS- Enma q Embusy, Mrs Am n
Nielhcls, Mns.ba Smith, Ma n !. ljeechr Stow
Mfs Lydia y siteu'ney, Mrs q W II Falling,
Mfs T., din Jane rierson. Mim Hanna n t.onlj.
Ms. Il A Dupuy, Mis- Lucy Austen, Mise snrni
liewu Miss NJ Faitman. Nil. u n Merton,
Mis Margaret Coxo, Mis- Marion N Rand. W.
G Bryant Il Ioulding, N r Willis, Nathaniel
Hawthorn, II w Iongfelluw, u n Hoffman. r. a
Arthur, III Harrington, n n Weld, J kenr
T. Dtnjam,n, II n Dana, Rufus Dawes, u NJ Birdr
Mr, Mary Clsvers, Mrs Frances sOsgood, Mrs
T. Eilci. Mrs voircy u Howard, Mrs NJ \
lie, Miss G NJ sedgwok, Miss Juliet u Lewis
Miss Mary pavcnaut, Miss Emily Francis Mis-
Mcctn NJ Duncan, Mics Virginia DE Forest, Miss
a Lindsay, Mis. NJ IIetcl'ns.
With many oith1se arrangements have aIfca.
dy bcon made, n. well MS with Others whose rep.
ut,tion is sure, though yet TO be established in
the public regard. The proprietor euiertains
sanguinc hopes of accomplishing an object To
which he looks occasional contributors forming
| a list unexualed in th. country.
In each Number there will be two or mora
| Z cravings from original paintings, from such as
Chapman, lngham, Inman, Osgood, &C. engra-
we'd in meztotint, line ana stipple by II 8 Sadd,
w L Ormshy, &c, besidcsa plate of Fashions
| eoored and occasionally other illustrations, So
that every subscriber will receive in tie course
Of the year at least twenty four elegan, produce
tons OF the graphic art, which could not DO
o,herwise procured at three or four times ths
annual cost of the whole Magazine.
In each number there will also be two pages
of Mulio, original or jjudiciousiy selected by q
competent professor Of the art. Proper regard
be paid to the current issues from the book
press not So much however, with view 10
notice all the volumes that may appear as TO the
EXPRESSION of matured opinions concerning those
which shall be deemed worthy of the public
attention aud confidence. The aim OF tho .J,,or
will be rather TO furnish Judicious criticisms, on
which readers and purchases may rely tor Gun
dance, than TO present II mere Mandatory lhron
icle Of New Publications..
TErms.-l year in advance, a..
..
Two copies year =.
Dealers in periodicals throughout the Unitet
States and the Canadas who wish to become
D agents for the Columbian Magazine, will please
apply TO the publisher Immediately. The usuu
discount will be made TO them.
! In addition to the above, the publisher simpl!
adds, for the benefit of all, that the work VIII o.
sustained by sufficient capital. Luitofs WI
4 will insert this prospectus entire and send cop
r. marked and addressed TO the Columbian Maya
. zine, shall have a copy oft sent to mem 10
r one year. , :,
n. Address, post paid, ISRAEL POST Pub
!. 81 Buwery. New Cor
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70 Office

A r the September Term ls4i' OF the FRO
IA bate Court Ct Tippah County Mlss'ss'p'
4 pi, the undersigned was appointed 40.
minstr a,or of the Estate OF Benjamin Nooh
deceased Notice is therefore, hereby gwen
&c all persons having claims against said estate
to present them within the time limited by 'o"'
or they will be barred.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
Adm. of said Estate
/ January 4th ls45-7-6w
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EsTRAY--T'ppah County.
TAKEN up by Harrison Clark, living IA
miles South East Of Ripley, one flea
bitten gray horse, 10 or | years OLD, la
hands high, racks and trot's; Appraised to
$50. Sept lllh lS44.
N. M, ARMOUR, Ranger
Sept 2Sth lS44--46
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADAli MO Ma oN ~ ANo AiSh'
~ ETTERS of Administration having teen
"a granted TO the undersigned. by the Poo
bate Court of Tishamlngo County Mississippi
at ue December Term thereof lS44, upon the
Estate of Wright Bonds, Deceased. Notice
is tereby given to all those having claims a
ganst said Estate, to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
w. w. BONDS.
January 10Th lsi5-9-6s lice 81.
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Notice..

FEyIIE subscriber has on hand, and for
IL sale Sugar 81 Coffee, Tobacco, Also
"A superior lot of Tin Ware, all OF
which WILDE sold low for casFl.
S. RHINE g. Co.
Ripley, April 6 1874.
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Roots .ssasa Shoes.

"A fresh supply of Boots Shoes and Brogars
IA consisting OF gentlemens sewed and peged
4 2~A shoes, peged boots and shoes, ladies and
Youths kip and calf shoes, of the best quality
for sale low for cash by j. b. WALHER.
may. 10th 1874.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

A 1 The September Term 1874. OF the
80 Rfoba'e Court Of rippah County Mis-
sissippi; Letters Of Administration were
granted to the undersigned, CD the Estate Of
Pascal w. Palmer, deceased Notice is
therefore, hereby given to all persons hav'
ing claims against said Estate 10 present
them within the time limited by law, or 'hs
same will be barred.
Mr. Jeremiah II Pickens, is my Agent
as Adminislratix aforesaid, TO whom claima
may he presented and payments made.
MARTHA r. PALMER. Admr
of p. w. Palmer Decd
Sept, 9Th 1914 -43-6w
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ERgOCa;a AE;S.

TT SHELBY has resumed the Groce,
o. Q ry s. Produce business IN 'he House
formerly occupied by }. II. hr'ii
on from, row, where he would be pleased l'
see his old customers and friends.-ile IN
tends keeping general stock OF Groceries
Produce and Liquors, which he viii sell
the lowest prices for Cash or Cotton.
Memphis, Sept, 2Sth lSi4-6m
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Medicine.

~yuarrs1isv, Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godlreys S.fa'al
- Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, Ihompsons i'y.
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseed e1l, tanpho'
and Batemans Drops, by u. WALKER
Ripley, may l843.
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HEAD OF THE LADIES' BOOKS.

We might publish old English stories. as 9th,
ers do and save the money we pay f'r ofigih"i
articles, but We prefer to encourage our hatiou'
n writers, satisfied the public will appreciate
n. Nh other two dollar book does this.
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AFASnION PLATE EXTRA.
q nome BOOK.

Our object is not only to please, but instruct
the sex. Practical stories OF every day life
receipts, aud other instructions for the HOME
Dnpartmcnt together with whatever IS rover
and interesting to the sex, viii DO iouha IN on,
magazine. Tee popular notices oil our iemaeI
,l,,tS wi II hp continued
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TALES CT AMERICAN HISTORY.

a ,,,,u;uvut7 6, ature, N tho coming vnltme,
will be stories of American History, iouudca on
local traditions, and embodymg pictures OF the
manners OF the several periods IN our Annals
'rIus nloasu,e and instruction will 60 hand in
hand These stories will be from the Pens oil
our first writers.
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THE CONTENTS ALL ORIGINAL.

The contributions win all be origiial, and
from our best writers, of both sexes. Mrs. sig
ourncy Elicit, Pierscn, Osgool, Gray, Amman
Nichols. and all our first female writers will be
contributors to the book, SO that, in
literature, we shall be at the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-27
E.lsE EsK'7J
M5Iy7SI7I SYI;IIEEN

Is by far The strongest preparation Of Sarsapar
anl, has been frequently tested boll by its Ell.
ecs aud analysls.
II is fast taking the place Of al other prepara.
tons because Of its Bfcdcy tnumero cirlfrates be-
ing publiihed from time to iilne) an bscanse Of Ne
superior strength Zone bottle heiRg e.,ra to six pns
ofSyrup of Sarsaparilia, bo les of any other
extract; y it is consequently The ted and cheapest,
requiring less to be taken and cos 'lg less. being
sold ut ONE DOLLAR FOR A SINGLE BOTTLE.
IL is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic
affections; UlceroUs Sores Of the Nose, Throat or
body; Diseases Of The Bones Diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections the Skin,
or breaking Of dry and watery pimples of the
Face, Neck and Body; Scrolula; Erysipelas; Com
sti,uonal diseases arising from The Of Mercury
and other minerals; SyIhl,iic and venerea Alice
lions, ms well as lie greatest purifier Of The blood
and Fluids Of The body, Amt has ever been discov-
erea In short, as a genera, medicine, it has no
equal in The whole list Of medicines ever prepared
or discovered.
DR.. Leidy, the proprietor. offers to refund the
money when satisfactory proof is given of its inei.
cacy, or Of his assertions DrOyIng untrue.
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steam between New-Tork and Liverpool.

steam between New Y Ork and Liverpool.
=. rzs.sxs The Great Western steamship Coz
<NTN<fTf~ Steamships the GREAT WEST
%S1kAk&4R ERN, 100 tons, $50 horse power
r. Mathews. Esq commander the GREAT
BRITAIN, $500 ions, 1000 horse power. Lieut.
james lIosken, r. N, commander, are intended Ia
sail as follows
GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool. From New York
Saturday, July ), ls45 Thursd"y, July 81. 1915.
Saturday, Aug. 23. Thursday. Sept.i5.
Saturday, Oct u. Tbu2lay, Nov. u.
GREAT BRITALV.
From Liverpool From New York.
Saturday, July 81, le45. Saturday, Aug. 80, 1915.
Saturday Sept %. Saturday, Oct %.
Fare per "Great Western" 300, and 50 Stew
ards fees.
Fare per "Great Britain" from $50 to sl20,
50 Stewards fee,) according 10 the size and posi-
lion of the State ROOMS plans Of which may be
al any OF the Agencies.
For freight or passage, other information, apply
in Liverpool, 10 Gibbs Bright Il Co in Quebec,
Montreal and Kingston, to Maitlands, 4, lee Co.;
in Boston, to Curtis, l.eavens & Co.; in Phihdel-
pha, to John Reid & Co.; in Baltimore, to Sam'
X. George; in Richmond, Va to James Scott, in
Charleston, to Jas. Robertson; in Savannah, to ko-
bert A. Lewis, in Mobile, TO Daniel Wheeler; in N.
Orleans, to W. + Hamilton; or here, to
NEw-YoRK, July rs, 1845. soci9 2l2
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$50 - - go Z

TO Travellers going North.
g Ped INCREASED beyond all competition on
~ the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont
geometry Gala TO Charleston Is C.) via columbus,
Macon and Savannah (Ga. )-haying less staging and
rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
by recent arrangements, tins line carries its pas
sengers through ahead Of either Of The lines by way
of Augusta, Ga; having 25 miles less staging than
the Georgia Railroad Line.
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chslaw, by
railroad, 40 miles, thence by splendid linz of four
horse post coaches, via Columbus to Macon, Ga, l45
miles: thence by the Central Railroad 20 Savannah,
Ga, 1871 miles. with unsurpassed EXPEDITION and
comort thence by splendid line Of steam packets to
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers while
they sleep, enjoy a luxurious table without charge,
and arrive in Charleston from ou, 10 ak hours be.
fore the departure OF the Wilmington boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-27

M ErHOD1SM AND SLAvERY-With other
vH matters 10 controversy between the North and
aonth, be;nga Review Of The Manifesto Of the major
ily IN reply the Protest Of The minority Of The late
General Conference of the Methodist f. Church. in
The case ofBishop Andrew; by II. b. Bascoai, ID. ID.
A few copies Of The above work left for sale AT the
Drug Store Of (my29) r. l.. WATKINS g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-27

TNSURANCE--1he Protection Insurance Com
Il pany, Of Hartford. Connecticut, continue 10 take
Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms
AZ any other Office in the City. They will insure
rame or brick bu,dings and their contents in Mobile
sad its vicinity, at the customary rates Of premium.
.8 IS ts-i' E. C. CENTER e. co.
as Corner Of Commerce & Cont sis.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-27

Nfl'NESE MUSK SOAP--The admirers of
~ Musk. and theyare many. will find il at The point
oil perfection in this saDonaceous preparation. When
used IN wishing, the intensity Of the perfume (the
only ojection) is abated Sold by the dozen or sin
gle cake, at Apoiheearies Hall, and our wholesale
establishment, No. So Governnsnt.si.
ixIO Il. NORTH 4 co DruQaiaia & Chemiaia
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wv bOONo-IH H UhIIsd SthIts ExpIOFIuE
/ ' Expedition, by Charles w likes. u. 3. N. cheap
| edition, IN 5 vols.
don. comprising incidents ofcinl and personal from
1919 10 1928, including negotiations The Oregon
Question and other unsettled questions, betw cen
Grss, Brian and ihs United States, by Richard
Rush. l vol. Syo.
| Historical Memoirs OF My Own Time, by Sir N.
W. WraxalI, Bart, author OF Posthunious Memoirs.
I vol. Syo
The Dog and Sportsman, by J. 8. Skinner, former
Editor Of the American Farmer, with Illustrations,
l vol. limo, for sale by
jy26 $. w. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-27
NEW SERIES. VOL. ~ NO. 222

A ERNARu'S CHOLERA MEDICINE-f0r
IA The cure of Diauhra, Sumner Cotnpls;uts.
Coles, Cramps. etc. For sale by
X. l.. WATKINS x co, Druggists