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For Clerk of 1hc Circuit Court.

DG- am Il candidate for reelection the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al Is ensuing August election. ..---..
 apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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DD-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hlr friends as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo- bile county at the ensuing Angus, election. apS
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zINED s. RATCLTFFE IS proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will be supported by -.-.-..
 febl7 67tt MANY VOTERS.
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fcs- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the election on the lE. Monday of August next mh25tc&
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND wETUMPKA.

FTtdoy EOenIng FdsSehgtT TuthH.
 tfNF~p~ h FThe new. light draugh, and fast run lkh5S4hYfsss' ning steamboat ADMIRAL, s. C. eEs BurriI, master, will make regular weekly trips us packet 10 the aboye a Id all inter mediate landings during e lou Dafer ssason-leayIng Mobile every FRIDAY Yevening-Weiumpka every MONDAY afternoon, at 4o'clock, and Montgome- " every MONDAY night, at 10 o'clock, on the ar rlyal of Ihe cars-arriving al Mobile every WE'D NESDAY morning.
 For freight passage. apply to Capt Burrill or, my30 M. WAKING co.
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FRoMSASTA FE.--A party of Santa Fe talers. ar- rived at St Louis. tue l7th inst nnd report thai when they left Santa Fe on ihe l4ih April, the an- nexaIou news had reached there, but il created little or no excitement. Tine Governor had issued Il pro- elamai,on desiring such of the foreigners we'e so dispnsed to meet at certain time, at place desg- mated, and receive their proccinnpa papers very little attention, however, paid io the proclamation, as no apprehensions were entertained of any immediate diffCuIies.-fN. N. Tropic.
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8o-The undersigned announces himself as a can didaic for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 4lte JACOB s. MARSH.
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AHEAvY VERDICT.-The long contested case oi the United States ys. the Estate of Henry Eek ford, as one of the suretes of s Swariwoui, Esq, formerly collector of New York, was brought 10 Il close on Wednesday afternoon III ihe United States District Court at New York. The jury after a most patient nyes,igation gave verdict that there is due to Mir. Eckford's Estate 6,56b thus Prae- tic fly deciding that Mir. Swartwont was not de 1
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The Toron,o Examiner of the l4th May, contains the following article on Oregon, to whlch t appends an extract from the NOnroHtorn'ist, an English pa- per winch gives several substantial reasons why England should not venture upon war. England was unable when she had command of tlIe ocean, and her nopuLation could be made mad Tor Church and l King, 10 keep her colonies in America She aoors under many disadvantages which dld not then trou ble her: America has many nd' ahiages whch sne did mol then possess She had the power OI subs- dizioe German princes; of controlling an ignorant and united population, debt comparatively light, | and d weak and indebted enemy to contend win = Now she has thoughtful people |" m"'e' who are not c0ntenled, and who kuow 'hnt hey would De the victims of glory. She hls q national debt ot ei2ht hundred millions of pounds, and an artificial system l or credit which is very good so long as 1t Is not tested. but which will niably give to the world the greatest financial explosion ever witnessed, whence yer ihe time arrives for it to blow np
 And the irsi gun fired by an English cruiser would be the signal of an outbreak in Canada, which will end in it's annexainn to the U States;
 l sTb, EnsGsb Ny,os-The Hibernia, it was ex- pected, would have brought some further develops ment of the mind and intentions ol Inc british gov ernment relative to the Oregon, from our extracts again mentioned ia Parliament since inc sailing of | the Caledonia The war spirit so suddenly raised, appears To have subsdcd as rapdly.
 "Fhe British ministry and thal portion oi the press in their interest, have treated 'his war question as | II in lhe moral condition of tue nations ol me ea'h. As if governments in adjusting qnarlels hah ihe same serf like population at their command, where with to replenish their armies and |" ralse supplies
 for their maintenance, as m ihe times ot the French i revolution, or the war which resulted m the lnde- penlence of the thirteen American colonies They appear to forget the advance whirh has been 'aade by the masses of mankind in the knowledge oi the lrne principles of government, and oi what consIi- tutes national honor and grealress war now to be popular must be based on something more sub santal lhan buserng appeals 10 the pnss'ons, pre- uliccs rrde of the people; il must have justice for it's basis, and ihe establishment or pr mollon ol lhe blessings of civilization, the exiensio oi trade and commerce, and The happiness of mankind by the diffusion of know ledge for it's an That al ol these ends N uuld be accom- lished by war belween Great B, i,ain and the United States, il would be folly To imagine. Noihirg but misery could flow from such wal, and however much iie government might be disposed sanction an appeal to arms, oI the settlement of the Oregon question:, the people !" Grear Britain nt,er will. They are yet groaning under re debt en,ailed upon the nai'n by the lasi European war in which she engaged, and taxes levied in consequence keep them in mind oi iis cons sunlmate folly and dreadful consequences.'
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IT5- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION FAMILY MEDICINE--1a 1arrant's Cmdial Efrir of Turkey Rtubar5 takes iIs place the best remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day; and for its efficacy and safety. deserves it's name oi being in truth Family Medicine. Those who sui fer from excessive fatigue mental anxiety. or intel Iectua application of whatever kind, will find it to be a medicine nf extreme value This preparation will prove heahhfuI stimuani for the patient who suffers from the frequent of wine or spirits For sale wholesale and retail, ai the store of Messrs. MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apoiheca- ries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets The pro- prietors has appon.ed them Agents for this city.
 nyI6 JdoRmn E
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a5 The friends of JOSEPH c. CHAMBER LIN will support him as Candidate n, the office 0i Tax Collector of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust elertioR. myl9 l45
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DE NIT I s RY. nR. LEES NERVINE will piye

\ NK LEES NEhVlNE will give immediate re. ( lief to the most acute TooTH ACHE, whne it proceeds from exposed nerve li will also. en- irey destroy the nerve so that ihe tooth may be plugged and again become useful. without any pain whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every thIng injurious .o lhe organization of the tooth or that will discoor it. l4 tGf1 Certificates of it's efficacy, from some of the mos respectable citizens, may be seen si the OFFICE southeast corner of Royal md Dauphin streets, over Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royal-si. ' Td. U Every operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted 10 last. 4-IuN mh21 94if
 Kemper White Sulphur Springs. VNIlE PROPRIETOR of ihis delightful watering \ place again offers to his friends and the public genera lly the advantages of ih,s pleasant summer retreat--season commencing on the first June.
 CHARGES.
 Board per month. ......... .S25 O0
 do. do week ............ 50
 do. do day. .............. l 70 Man and horse per day. .......... %
 Horse per day 76
 Children from IF to years old ! price.
 do. do. & years old l price.
 .do. do. g and under, no charge.
 Servants half price. .fe apl4 ll5 E. c. MosBY, Proprietor.
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VIVHE Committee appointed by MOBILE LODGE \ No. 40, To make arrangements for the lafnR nf the corner stone of the new Ha about eo he erected by the MASONIC FRATERNITY and the FRAEKLiN SocIETY, respectfully give notice Iha on Ihnrsday. June 9th, at o'clock, PM, that ceremony will be performed with ihe usual o,sersances.
 To their Brethren of the Fraternity abroad. they take this opportunity of extending cordial invita- tion, io visit and unite with them that occasion.
 my24 l60if Ry ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE,
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O5-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couuiy, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 3Sres
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9o-We are requested to announce EDWARD B.. GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhll
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O. To the Voters qf Mobile county: We are au- taorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as H ca ndidae for eeection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust election. febS 6Otile%
 0J-The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 iAnI6 4Oes ---.-- : -------- - ----- - ----
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White suIpbur sprtnp..

MORGAN COUNTY, ALA Jan 1si, 1845. TNHE undersigned having associated will, them II Major GEo. B. CLiTHERALL, the aboye establishment will in future be conducted by jointly.
 -YI.rt gHffT P. T. MANNING, ' ..-.-f. G.F. MANNING. l
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For Clerk of she County Court.
 0o-I offer my name to the voters oi Mobile county as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county at ensuing August election my94 EDWIN RUST.
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For County Tax Collector. gC5- We are authorized to announce JOHN OWEN as a Candidate for Tax Collector. my27 l52tf
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FOR NEW- -ORLEANS

FOX NEW -ORLEANS.
 (Reguiar semi -,osekiy packet to The NeW Basin.) Leaves New Orleans "Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays.
 Drt- Cabin passage SS5. Deck passage $l. -
 dFsp1.~ k The fine new and staunch steamer LnsSfSyhsssasS MONTEZUMA, j. .McC. Baker mas E. ter, will leave for the above port on THIS DAY, :0th May, at 10 o'clock AM.
 o. Her rates of freight reduced five cents per barrel. HI..tt'I i'iH saf For freight or passage, having excellent accommo. dations, apply on hoard or to lsli '.uaa my30 c. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com.s .si
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o7t- TAPRANT,s REMINISCENT SELF

Nrg- VARIANTS SEFFERVESCENT SELF FER APERIENT-In the sincere hope that others may he nduced to follow our example, hnu ny p"
 taking of one of the most delightful beverages winch has f lien within our reachin some time, De enaniea like us to boast of renewed health, an inV'go'aUu and healthy tone of stomach, and freedom ,ro". s.ihousand ills" engendered in this warn e"'e we would call attention to Tarrant's bne'VesSen ., Seltzer Aperent's for the cure of Dyspepsia or ino
 gestion, billions affections, heartburn, coS'Te'' head-ach acidity of the stomach, &c., ana o'"e' diseases natural To southern atmosphere:
 We were delighted with ns efeeis, and nave eA- perienced manifest md decIded reIef from us use and should regret extremely io be deprived oi the "p poriuniiy ofpurchasIng relief from the many anens for the of which il is so iusiy celebra'ed' ny '"e use of preparation simple in it's mode oi use' Dehe ficIaI in its efTecis-eferve soda water, ana possessing agreeableness of taste equal, aot '"- eTor to he water obtained from the natural spring Celebrated are the "Selzer Spring, thus prera- ration bds fair 10 iecome far more so. ii one may judge from the certificates and testimonials received from the most eminent of the Medical Fhcn " which are in possession of he propi ielor anf may be seen al the store nf Messrs. MOSEhf TUCKER. Drugg Ists and Apohecarirs, corner l'au pbin and Royal streets, where ihe Medicine can bt obtained, wholesale and reial. they heinz anponlef agents for the proprietor. mv'4 lalkmo
 0r-TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND COPAIVA stands unrivalef for it's efficacy. Ii performs il cure in lew days no confinement restriction in diet IS necessary T. Ill be ioupd invaluable, being prepared win ihe greatest possihe care, upon well tested princip'es founded upon that important law, first established hy the celebrated Dr. Fordyce, sz.-''ihai conb'na t,on of similar remedies would produce more eer tan speedy and considerable effect. than an equ'a 1 lent dose oi any single one." In many cases lht | disease is entirely prevented by is timely apPlca
 ti.n For sale wholesale and retail, at the store o Messrs MOSELY & TUCKER. Druggists anf 1 Apothecaries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets l Tine proprietor has appointed them Agens for ihi' city. myl5 I42Kmo
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NyHEFRENCH LANGuAGE- Mon.. .A Gspr.

NNHE FRENC LANG UA GE- Mons. A. Gspr. \ FRoY is now ready to organize classes in French, after n new system of his own, and alse partly after the Robertsonian system. For terms |, Nc. apply 10 A. Godefroy at his recitation room Cou,i street, No. 2I, from 10 o'clock AM. till PM. Ladies will be pancinay attended to at their respec- tive residences. "
 N. B.-Mons C. from his long experience is able 10 teach learners fron any French system whatever, and will always endeavor suit the taste of his pu ps His zeal and unremirted attention, he hopes will secure for him skare of former patronage of
 Mons. A. GorE French gentleman now residing n Mobile, was engaged during the last year
 in giving instruction in his native language to class Of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa Being one Of his patrons there, became acquninIed with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pros gress ma''e by his pupils. take pleasure in stating of NJ. Godsfroy's method Gin part devised by him- sell thai Il IS superior to any other | have ever known used His diligence in attending io ihe i,l-s sirueion of his scholars, and his unwearied zeal la commun,cate a {koowledgs ofthe language he pro. iesses to leach, deserves the highest commendaton. 4
 mhl0 s6omo THOMAS D. KING.
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nR FEARN w,ll be absent from the city ,ffieen D days. Dr. NoTT and Dr. LOPEZ will attend to patients for him dining his absence by applications being made at ihelr ofices. myl7 l43if lNR. N WALKLY may be found at the office for D merly occupied by Dr. J. c. NoTT, No. I Royal street. -. .4. iehS nOCT. B J. HARRISON has returned to the D city His office Gas heretofore) is at the Drug Store orr. WALSH, 36 Royal street. febl3 NTR. o. Ft1RNESS ip our Agent during our ab- lV1 sence from the city.
 my22 llsG BRADFORD SAUNDERS. M R. o. W. SAW GE is inc authorised Agen, oi lVA of the undersigned during thelr absence from the State. [m,2ll J. H. RIVERS & co. MR. M. c. TAUGHT IS the general Agent o' MI the undersigned, in the civ of Mobile and State Alabama. [my26l THos. H. CHEEvER. City Bathing Establishn,, mt, EA change .ss. NNHE public respectfully informed that owing
 U the times and in order to have i in the reach of every person enjoying ih,s great luxury, (where persoh can have a warm, cold, shower sali wa- ter Bath, he has reduced the price of slug Baths to 25 cents. He will also issue limited number of season Tickets for the low price of 5 each.
 myl0 WILLIAM HICKEY.
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.... :. :, ;. .i n Notice to Debtors,

BRANCH BANK STATE ALA AT, MoBiLE,aN
 sq8iei lia se.l May l3, lSl5 . ,s'{ ., if DEBTORS TO THis BAkK are reminded that all paper not provided for by the lsi June ensujns as prescribed by the aci entitled "annct to settle ihe stiais of the State Bank and Branches,,s mppro,e5 Both January, lS45, will be placed in the hands the Bank Attorney for collection Immediately lpere, myI4 Al HENRY B. HoLCoMBE, S,a.h;er.ls " WHISKEY- For sale by "- i.nV'ts
 JAMES THOs JONES. +ss- Importer of Brandy and Wines, Sl St M;ch,.i.. z nJrB rBrnndy sold bp ihe deni;.L. i " -. V
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SAFETY INSURANCE co

ROAT STQLEN-Op the morning of the l5ih k1 inst. Boat was stolen fran he wharf next be- low Church street, of tie following description =.
 Deck painted yellow, bottom lead color, with a white and red stripe al are the vat r.mlrk. Five Dollars w,lI be paid for the return of the Boat Apply at this office. my30
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RRANDY-5 half ppes and 20 quarter pipes AS Domestic, just received and for sale by
 my29 l1 W I&IIJONES.
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The papers from New York by yesterday 's mai were only of Wednesday evening. 2ist nst-he morning oi the 22d due From other cities dars regularly up
 The sales Of cotoi in NEW YoRE the 2ist report ed l6OO bales at very prices sier ing bills 9@9i
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The Commercial Advertiser says-Thr sales yesterday (2Oih reached GOO bac of the sales tc pr b higher than those current prior the arrival of the
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
MtsrfIIamp.
WOMAN.

o 'tis not altne in the glance Of her eye,
The sound Of her voice or the breath Of her sigh.
The words OF her love, or the clasp of her hand,
That woman DER man holds her gentle command
But we bend to an influence dear as the light
That beams from the stars in the silence Of night
Nor care we TO question the halowed control,
That lives like divinity shrined in her soul.
0, woman! thro' each chsquer'd ssceno that we
know,
Still thou art the sharer in pleasure and wo;
And joys that you share ever double appear,
While sorrow is softoned wheu woman is near;
The mother, the sister, the daughter, the wife
o!they move round our path as the guides Of ou'
life,
AID hapless the heart is that feels not the glow
That only can woman's dear influence throw.
In the depth Of the ocean and caverus Of earth
Are the jewels SO precious when called into birth
But ah. there are gems dearer rapture to start
springing up to the eye from fond woman'i
heart.
o, woman bright creature Of beauty and love
Fair link between man and his Heaven above
II we know delight through our brief 'pan o
years
Beyond winning your smiles, Ills in drying you
tears. ruAzMA.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28


ENCOURAGEMENT TO UPSET INKsrANDs
We must preface our translation Of the
following truly Partisan circumstance by
calling tho attention Of the reader to the
similarly fihc phrases jeter Penere, 10
spill ink, and jeter rancre. to cast anchor,
They sound alike in pronuEciation:---
The old Marquis de -, decrepid
but rich and still witty, had lately fol
guests at his chateau, the Baroness H
and her daughter, just from school. The
romping girl, in one Of her sudden move
Inents, upset an inkstand upon one Of The
costly carpets Of the drawing :
Blpshing and Hurried, she turned con
fused look upon the old Marquis, VIII
stepped courieously forward and took hel
hand, remarking with smile, /" You have
come 70 jeter l'dncre under my roof, ma
demoiselle! | wish il were sign that yot
were to remAinlr The mother took at The
iime--the daughter was made 10 take or
reaching her room. They we're not ricl
enough 10 let it pass for wit merely, anc
the next day the Baroness informed ihs
Marquis thai his offer wasIaccepled! The
marriage has since como OLA Marqui.
OF sixty and Warehouses; Of sixteen
al from witiicism on the uPsetiing Of an
inks,and!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28
CARRoILToN MISSISSIPPI WEDNESDAY MORNING. 81.

PosrTIvELY SHOCKING. THE Knick.
erbocker Magazine has the audacity to ma.
lign the sex"--both sexes, in fact---by
telling the following story--"as IL any body
would believe itl'' The hills are not SO
old as Is the Joke, but il is one Of those
which can endure repeating without insu-
ny to il, or the reader;---
A young gentleman, a member of our
college, was expelled for The crime ofdraw-
ing young ladies' up to his room, and letting
them down 10 the morning, by means Of
a rope and basket arranged from his win
dow. Ofcourse great deal Of gossiping
conversation was The consequence. The
following colloquy occurred between two
young ladies':
"Jane, do you really believe tho stu
dents draw girls up to their rooms2"
/" Certainly, my dear; more than that !
knoac they do!''
+" Howl"
"Well, ! was going by the college one
morning; II was just before light /; twas
early in the morning, and heard noise
in tho direction of one Of the college build
ings. i looked in that way, and as plain
as see you now, saw a girl in bas-
ket about half way from three story win
dow 10 the ground; and just then ihe rope
broke, and dopn / came"
sob! Jane |"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-28

Misunderstanding is to woman at
once the happiest and the saddest event
Other life; il is the promise Of future
bliss, raised on the death Of present en-
joymen. She quits her home, her occu-
pations, hev amusemonts, every thing on
which she depends for comfort, for aflec-
ton, for kindness, for pleasure. The pa
rents by whose counsels she had been gui-
ded; the sister TO whom abe had dared
impart every embryo thought and feeling;
the brother VINO had played with her--al-
ternaiely the counsellor and the counsel
led--alI to be resigned al one fell stroke;
and yet she flies with Joy into the untrod-
den path before her Buoyed up by the
confidence of rcquiled love, she bids a
fond and grateful adieu TO the life that is
past, and returns with excited hopes and
Joyous aniic;pations Of the happiness to
come. Then Woe to the man who can
blight such fair prospect--who can trea-
cherousIy lure heat like that from lis
peaceful enjoyment, and the walcbfnl pro-
lection at home---who can cowardly break
the Illusions that have won her, and de-
stroy the confidence which love had in
snired.