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In March. 1s41. Mr. Chy remarked in the senate

In March, 1S4I. MT. Clay remarked in the Senate that s'the democrats in office already tried and condemned, and going about like criminals in a cart with hallers about their necks, to execution that il one remained in office. he would be left monument of the sparng grace of the whig party" The work of prescription did not cease the death of the whig President, but proceeded with indiscrm mate fury during the hundred and fifty days the liar rlson Cabinet remained in power, until the number of victims. high and low. amounted to about tlTs' IhnISnnd
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GnNSHENR ER

Per steamboat Fashion from New -Oreans-Fry, Dliss & co; J II IIuber D Crane X
 Per steamboat J l. Day from New Orleans-J Reid d THrleIon & ScoIG C W Dorrance; T Gnesnnrd W Calvert; Ticknor; L Andrews & CO.,
 Per steamboat Eureka, from New Orleans-C W Dor rance; P Cook x co; M D Taught.
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DEATH OF THE KENTUCKY GIASTEss.-This remarkable young woman, whose height was neal feet, died al the residence of her mother, neal Flemingsburgh, Ky, the 23d uIt., with consump
 ton. She was a modest and pious woman, attach ed to the Methodist church.
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Ort-dosr Rntes or Exchange. Aug. ea. ,1
MOBILE
saturday morning, August a3, 1s45

e. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.--Publ days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by 6 o'clock in the evening.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of nTobiIe--August ga. 1s4o.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, i'm New-Orleans. Steamboat J |. Day, Reynolds. i'm New Orleans Steamboat Enreka. Leonard. from New Orleans. Steamboat Jim, Rawls, from Montgomery with oi ha les cOIlOn
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GJ-We are yet without the full returns of the cleo. tion for Governor in this State Two counties, Dale and Coffee are still wanting, and in five or six oth- the maiorities only are stated, and of those round numbers subject to correction. Collecting and comparing all the returns received, make the ma jority ol Martin, without Dale and Coffee, 3, ,596.- Other papers, from nearly the same material, have stated the majority al 4,6l4. but the difference is mainly in the additions. In their accounts they make the majority about one thousand too much. IL will ,obably range at about 3.500- sufficient for all the "practical' purposes for which the magamaton that produced invited by the democrats who boed from their party 10 solicit governor of theIr own stripe al the hands of the whigs. Whether the other political objects for which this scheme concocted, will be advanced by its success, is mat ter clear. We opine that there will be dis appointment we'll as repentance when they dls- cover that they have but
 "A barren sceptre in their grasp,
 Thence to be wrenched by an uninea hand,
 No Aon oftheirs sHeceeding."
 Many of them will remember the occasion when this quoted before.
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HECUupTs oE CoTTON.

Per steamboat Jim from MonigumerY-E L Andrews X ro 23 bales; G c Henry 8; Tartt Stewart 6; liar rsnn & Robinson 6; Fry, Bliss x co 5; Lesesne A RoYkin & Mcnae 5.
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Cotton statement-Port of Mobile. .

FWDAY EVENING, August 9, l645. Stock on hand September list, 1644..... bales 4l75 Received this week. .-......................lS lSl
 Received previously 5lI107-5l19IS
 52253 Exported prProuS, : o%I4Sd-o<iSoJ Leaving s1ocb on hand and on shipboard not I,o cleared August % lS45 '''''''i'o
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A CARD-Upon reflection, I am induced to be- "A Iieve that have spoken wron2fully of tle Mo- blle Gas Company and it's Officers; nor do l think that the said Company, either, any of it's Oi- cers, have ever done me intentional wrong or in- jury. And if at any time have stated otherwise, I retract the expressions and truly sorry that ever uttered them. tSigned) JAS. WILSON.
 MOBILE, Aug. 19. lS45. aug2l 191U
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ur HAVILAND, CLARK E CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS In Drugs and Medicines, Brushes Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 tgater streef-MOBlLE. HAvILAND, REESE & Go, New-York.
 HAyILANp HARRAL X ALLEN, Charleston, s. O. HAvILAsD, RIsLEy & Co, Augusta Ga dec2 lcmo rrCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut- LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber Is receiving extensive assortment ot the above ati- cIes, N hch he offers at he lowest prices.
 novI4 JAS. MAS STERsON, Importer. 34 Waterst NRESH CRACKERS-An assortment in store E and for sale hy
 aug2s WRIGHT x CUNNINGHAM. nRIED BEEF-Just received and for sale by -V apg23 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
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The State Of Alabama -Baidvin County ORPHANS COURT IN VACATION, AueUsT 7th,
 A D. lSl5

1tuOuWu-Ddtuu'H
 ORPHANS COURT IN VACATION, AuGUsT 7th,
 A.. D. l8I5.
 VETHEREAS, Thomas Atkinson, administrator W of the Estate of David English, deceased, has filed his petition in open Court, representing that the heirs of said estate entitled to the follow ing described piece of land, lying and being in the coun- ty of Monroe, of said estate, wt-the west low er end of fractional section B. township Grange ,con taining about IS acres--and bounded on the north. east by the covenant line between Thomas English deceased and David English, on the south by frac- tional section ten, and on the norlh-wes, by the Alabama River; and the said administrator having further represented that the said piece of land not be fairly, equally, or benefcally divided among the he,rs of the said David English without a sale of the same, and that it for the interest of the estate and all concerned, that the said land be sold; and the said administered tor having made cath that Mary Kennedy, formerly Mary English, one of the heirs of the said Eng llsh lives beyond the limits of tl,e State of Alabama-It is therefore ordered by the Court that the said Mary Kennedy. formerly Mary English, and Reuben Mcdonald, guardian ad- litem for Caroline V. English and David P. Eng fish, minor heirs of the said David Eng fish deceas- ed appear before this Court the Sd Saturday of September next, then and there answer said pe- titon filed by the administrator aforsad and show if any they why said land should not be sold according to the prayer of the peitioner.- It is further ordered, that this notice be published once week for forty days in the Register and Journal, paper published in the city of Mobile. true copy from the minutes.
 augl2tc Attest, c. A. WILKINS, Clerk.
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g3INE APPLE CHEESE-very choice and fo
y23 WRIGHT g CUNNINGHAM.
SuERIFF,S SALE.

French & Coffin, VETILL be sold for cash in
 vs. fl ia, w front of the Court House Joseph II. Tuck door of Mobile county, on the lst Monday of September, 1895, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, one negro man called ALEXANDER--the same having been levied on the property of Joseph H. Tuck, by virtue of an execution which issued from the Cir cult Court of Mobile county and 10 me directed.
 aug23 I92ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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M OTICE-Wauted on the public works at the NNavy Yard, Pensacola, + lorids:
 Five Stone Cutters
 Three House Painters
 Twenty able bodied Laborers. Application to be made to the Commandant of the Navy Yard.
 NAVY YARD, Pensacola, Aug. 16. lS45. auo2l l9lMw
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%aA FOR SALE-A desirable residence with all necessary out houses. and about 10 acres of ground, short distance from the city, near the race tract, lately occupied by c. J. Mansony, Esq. For particulars apply to RAMON SoTo, Esq, or to
 aug23 c. LEBARON, S6 Commerce-st
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The Steamboat Eureka.

FDh NUN NUN EINI h- fTgDA, The new and very light draugh [ E&i %steambnat EUREKA, drawing on. V ..:sasg y 20 inches water, A. Leonard muster, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, at o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage pply on board or to. aue23 M WARING & co.
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abtHs etE6f f0 rnE tiBAF CoNgassg

nEaBtas ttE6f 10 ThE NEAT CoNehEss
 RoHfH CAROLINA. isl District. Clingham or Graham, (bo,h whigs1 2. D. Nj. Barrnger, ". c. J. ]. Mckay. D. 3. David 5. Reid, D 7. .JR ]. Daniel, D. A. J. ". A. Dockery, W. 8. Henry s. Clark, D. D. J. c. Dobbin, D. g. Asa Biggs,D.
 Six demOcrats-3 whigs.
 In the last Congress four democrats-fye whgs.
 INDIANA. l. K. D. Owen, D. 6. J. W. Davis, D. ?. T. J. Henley, D. '. E.W. McGaughey " 5. Thomas Smith, D. 8. John Petit, D. 4. c. B. Smith, W. 9. c. w Cathcart, D. 5. w. W. Wich, D. 10. Andrew Kennedy, D. Total democrats, ? wmgs-same as in the las Congress. The democrats lose the Eth and gain th, 9th district
 The returns from Kentucky are not full Linn Boyd, Richard French, and J. W. Tibbatts, (demo crats,) are believed be eecleh and Henry Grlder | Wm. P. Thomasson, Garrett Davis, Jas McHenry B. w. Young, whigs, leaving the sixth distric doubtful. The whgs have gained one certain ant probably two members of Congress.
 No details from the Tennessee Congressiona election. In lhe Memphis drtrct the democrats have gained member, and probably lost Mr. Black well in (we belieye) the 9th.
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dt E n REWARD will he given for the apprehen. tl1 III a;.,x, md dal;raru of .nu hau HENPY .nh<

6t E0 REWARD will he given for the apprehen- ROO sion and delivery of my boy HENRY who runaway from me sometime in the month of Decem- Der, l844. He about twenty years of age; very bright, and no doubt will try to pass himself of for high; slender built; weighs about one hundred and twenty pounds; inclined to freckle; black hair; two of his teeth out front; and known in many public places rider. When last heard of he was in Meble. (Ala) and will probably attempt to nake his way to Ohio. or some other free state. Any inc formation respecting the boy will be thankfully re- ceiyed by addressing me at Eubanks F. O., Columbia County, Ga, or Turner Clanton, at Augusta, Ga.
 je17 l6gtCmo ELAMKIN.
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RICHARU 2 CKUNKHTTE, Pine st New York, 2lst July, 1S45.

One of Rich's Improved Salamander Safes of the $40 size, which I purchased the second of June last, of A. s. Marvin, 1881 Water street, agent for the manufacturer, twas exposed the most intense heat during the late dreadful condagraion.
 The store which occupied, No. AS Broad street, entirely consumed. The Safe fell from the se- cond story, about fifteen feet into the cellar, and remained there fourteen hours, and when found, l am told, and from It's appearance afterwards should Ju lge, that it had been heated to a red heat. On opening it the books and papers found not to have been touched by fire.
 deem this ordeal sufficient to confirm fully the reputation that Richs Safe has already obtained for preserving its contents against all hazards.
 (Sgned) VIM. BLOODGOOD
 New York, Els, July, lS45.
 The above Safes for sale by
 augI2Uw A. S. MARVIN l3Sb Water st.
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Ks@ TREES, GARDEN SEEDS, ETC.-WM. .@GR PRINCE & co. offer for sale at their Nurseries, al Flushing, New Yo,k, the largest collection of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants to be found in America. Also Garden, Agricultural and Flower Seeds. al wholesale prices, one third to one hali less than they sold at, and warranted to quality. Priced catalogues will he sent every post pald applicant. Drafts at or months on New Orleans or Mobile will be received in payment. oJ- Orders left with Mir. WM. H. BUNNELL, Agent in Mobile, will meet attention. PRINCE's Nurseries, Aug. 6. aug16 IS9
 Rich's Improved Patent saInma nder Safes. TNHE undersigned purchased of A. S. Marvin,
 l No. 13sa Water street. one of Rich's Improved Patent Salamander Safes, of the $2O0 size, which was in store, No. 54 Exchange Place. The store was entirely consumed Tn the great confagra- t,on the morning of ihe 18th instant. The safe was taken from the ruins 5S hours after, and on opening it the books and papers found entirely uninured by fire, and only slightly wet-he
 leather some of the books was parched by the extreme heat. (Signed)
 RICHARD & CRONKHITE, g Pine st. New York 21st InIv 1S16
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TENNESSEE ELEcTIoN.-We begin to see our way pretty clear through the fog of the Tennessee election. Without having full returns from either section of the State the signs of all three avora. be to the election of AARON V. BROWN, tdemo,) as Governor, over EPHRArM Il. FOSTER, (whig,) and to democratic majority ofme nbers of congress, and both branches of the legislature, thereby ing democratic senator in congress-
 From West Tennessee we have the Memphis Ea- gle (whg) of the 4th, which gives up the ship in the following terms:
 "From the complexion ofthe vote in the fs" co'n- ties heard from in Middle Tennessee, there can "o no doubt of Browns election oyer Feo.Sr, oy some five SIX members of the legisature.''
 The Huntsville Advocate in this State, published in the Tennessee valley, within short ride of Nash vile, groans thus over its intelligence from that re- gion:-
 "TENNEssEE ELECTIoN.-ln few Of the most Unpleasant words writ paper record the result of thls election. Juds ing from the ceived, A. " Brown will beat E. II. Foster about and the Congressional delegation will stand be- fore, six Locos and five Wings. Need we say more? Is not ihe cup of aflliction tull?" A few counties in East Tennessee received by the eastern mail, shew the gains there also of BROWN over POLK $ vule of Noveuber-strengtheni the belief that the Home of the Hickores is at last nobly redeemed from the bondage of whiggery.
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MOBILE PUBLIC FAITHS. NNHE subscriber informs the public that this esta- A- bshment is now completed and ready al a Il times to furnish HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS The rooms are large and airy, and every pains will be taken to keep the baths clean and in good order Cold and Warm Baths, each .25 cts Shower Bath. .". ......... 40 " Dg- Entrance the north side of Cont. street. between Royal and St Emanuel streets.
 iy24Kmo* E. J. SPENCER.
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The State of Atabama- Washington County. COUNTY COURT, SITTING FOR ORPHANS BUsI- NESS THE THIRD MONDAY AND 2lsr DAYoF
 JULY l845.
 FENHIS day came William F. Bowling, administra. Il tor of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits winch were of Robert Bowling lale of said County deceased and filed his account current and accompanying vouchers for final settlement of said estate, and the same having been seen and ex- amined by the Court is set for final hearing and ale lowance at term of this Court, to be held in and for said county at the place for holding said Court on the third Monday in ettember next, wbere all per- sons interested attend and contest the same if they think proper.
 It s ordered by the Court that notice of sad final settlement be given by publishing copy of this or- der in the Mobile Register and Journal newspaper printed in the cit, of Mobile for three consecutive weeks the law in such case directs. At true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 aug7tM 1855 H.. Y. MOSS, Clerk.
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TOMMITTED to the Jail of Blob county, Ala. V bama, en the 27th of April last, Il Negro man calling his name GEORGE. Said boy is about thirty years old, dark compected stout built, quick spoken and has scar on each side of his forehead- Said boy says he belongs to speculator in Missis. sppi by the name of James Johnston, from North Carolina.
 The owner IS requested to como forward, prove property, pay charges, or he will be sold out, on the frat Monday in November next, to pay Jail fees.
 ieI0 IGO+cmo H. J. GATES, Jailor
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NOMMlTTED to the Jail ef Dallas connty, Ala V bana, on the 27lh day of November last, a ne- gro man calling his name CHARLES JOHNSON and says he is free, and that James w. McClung of Huntsville, Alabama, is his guardian. Said boy is five feet foul or five inches high, of common negro complex ion has small scar the right hand near the ihunb, has motion of the head as though sght- ly touched with palsy, and is about thriy6ve years forward, prove property, way charges and take him away, otherwise he will be gold out of Jail on the lst Monday of August next, to pay Jail fees, Ste.
 jan29 5Ot emo IF, CONOLEY. Sheriff,
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Ihe Nale o1 HIabdmd- " ashingfon C0Nnfy. COUNTY COURT, SITTING FOR ORPHANS BUsI. NESS THE THIRD MONDAY AND 2lsT DAYoF
 JULY, 1845. Present and presiding the Hon. Samuel s Houston,
 Judge of said Court.
 TEgHIS day came William F. Bowling, Executor -A of the last will and Testament of Barbara Bow. ling late of sad county deceased, and filed his &C., settlement of sad estate and the same having been and examined by the Court, for final hear ing and allowance at term Of this Court, to be holden in and for said County the place for holding said Court on the third Monday in September next. IL is ordered by the Court that notice Of said final settlement be given by publishing copy of this der in the Mobile Register and Journal for three cons secutive weeks the law such case directs. A true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 aug7+M 1855 H.J. Y. MOSS, Clerk. s
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NEW FLOUR-St. Louis of best family brands, l lin whole and half bbIs, for sale by
 aug21 JOHN O'REILLY g. co.
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SALT.
- SALT.
y a. ~ BBLS Kenhawa salt for safe by
SWW GRIFFITH & CORBET.
may l5-tt
TAXES FOR 1sA5.
may l5-tt

T WILL meet the Tax Payers, who may at
u tend, at the following places, in Wander
burgh County for the purpose OF receiving lax
es, to wit:
AT the School house near John S. Terry's in
Knight Township, on Tuesday the 23rd OF Sep
TENDER.
AT the house of George L. Schnee in Gen.
ire Township; on Wednesday the 24Ih oiSep-
TENDER.
At the house of Charles Knowles in Scott
Township, on Thursday the 25th of Septem-
Der.
AT the house of Charles Martin in Arm
strong Township, on Friday the 26th of Septem-
Der.
AT the house of Michael Mentzer in Ger
man Township, on Saturday the 9Th of Sep
TENDER.
AT The house of Nathaniel Whiterow in Per-
ry Township; on Monday the 29th of,Se ptem-
Der.
AT the house of William Anthony in Union
Township; OH Tuesday, the Both Of Septem-
Der.
And 1 will attend at my office in the COURT
House, at Evansville. from the first day OF De-
rober until the first day of January next,-for
the purpose of receiving Taxes.
The Taxes for the year 1915 are as followes:
For State purposes
On each one bundred dollars valuation of all
property made Taxable by law 81 cents and 9
mills.
And on each Poll so cents.
For County purposes
On each one hundred dollars valuation of
property 40 cents, and on each Poll $1,00.
For School purposes, for schoo! district No 5,
in Town 6, Range 10 west.
On each one hundred dollars valuation of prop
erty 90 cents.
Section sc. chapter IL Of the Revised Statutes
OF A. ID. 1913 as amended reads thus
sin case any person shall refuse or negeet TO
pay the Tax imposed on him, the County Trea-
surer SHALL, after the first day of January, levy
the same together with the costs and charges
that NAV accrue by distress and sale OF the
goods and chattels of such person as ought to
pay the same wheresoever the same may be
found within the County.
Evansville. Sep-l R. w. DUNBAR,
TENDER 4.'45 81 G4.50( Treasurer V. G..
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NOTICE.

FEyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
FL his friends and the public generally tina.
he will alone continue The business of the late
firm Of ]. Il. LAMB Il CO, at the old stand on
Main between First and Second streets, where
he will be most happy to wait upon those who
may favor him with a call. He intends keep
ing constantly on hand u general assOrtm ent of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS,
to sell at the LOWEST mark ct price for ready pay
either in CASH or any kind ofCOUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. Tiuns 26 tE1 JESSE II. LAMB.
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EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lEATH Err STORE,

TyfIE subscribers have the pleasure OF an
Il nouncing to the surrounding country-to
Saddlers, Shoemakers, &C, that they have now
in successful operation, a TANNERY. adjoin-
ing Evansville under the superlntendance OF
competent workmen. from which they are con-
stamily receiving at Il Yell depot on Main street
between First and Second, all kinds of Leather,
such as Sole. Harness, Birdie, Skirting, Coarse
Upper, Kip, Calf Skins and Innings.
They also manufacture Glue and Curled
Hair, Shoemaker Findings, Lasts, Pegs, Thread
and all 9th er articles used by the craft.
They have also in store and for sale an assort-
ment of Groceries Liquors, and Queensware,
jy I7,-tfy. DECKER & KRAMER.
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From Hon. Ross WILKINS, United States
District Judge for the District of Nj
chigdR.
DETROIT, Oct. 80, 184l.

Mr.. EDWARD BINGHAM:
DEAR SIR-With great pleasure l state the fact
OF the complete and radical cure OF the Fever
and que with which my son William was at
tackled, by the use, pursuant to directions, of
DR.. Osgood's India Cholagogue. He had as Sc
we're an attack as | ever witnessed, and | appre-
hended a longwinter of this disease, which was
some years ago the case when | resided at Tee
umseh. But | was providentially led to notice
your advertisements in relation to this medicine
determined to try it, and the use of one bottle
broke the disease, and | am confident has effec-
ted a radical cure, as two months have now clap
sed without a return oft, and my. son is in the
enjoyment of robust health. 1t is an invaluable
medicine and should be generally known. Tru-
Iy, your friend, Ross WILKINS
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JOHN WARD
w. Nj. MORRISON.

Fashionable Draper and Tailor,
Mdtn st. door from tie corner of Second,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
q Cutting warranted TO fiji properly made
up May Sly.
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Patent Medicines.
= Gross Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
. 90 do Lees Pills,
5 do Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
6 do Aliens Nerve and Bone L~iniment,
Q do Thomson's Eye Water,
20 do Godlrey's Cordial,
90 do Bateman's Drops,
10 do OIL Spike,
5 do British Oil,
5 do Opodeldoc,
5 do Harlem Oil,
Mofat's Life Pills and Pgnix Bitters, in store
and for sale by W. & C. BELL,
Jan Corner Main and First Sls.
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"a "a BBLS Fresh Cincinnati and Wa
SGDV bash Flour, for sale by
my 29-tf ALLIS & HOWES.
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From Hon. STEPHEN V. R. TRowBRIDGE, @
Michigan State Senate.

hlcnl9anO tate senate.
BIRMINGHAM, Dec. Is. ls4l.
Mr.. Bingham: You wish me to inform you
what | know of DR.. Osgood's India Cholagogue.
or ami bilious medicine. | do believe that if til e
virtue and efficacy of this medicine were gen
orally known. the Fever and que would disap-
pear in Michigan.
procured a bottle in the spring of l84l, and
have good reason to believe that myself and fam
lily escaped The ague last spring in consequence
oil its use.
Perhaps no summer since the settlement OF
this fine penInsular has the lever and ague been
so prevalent as the last. have
this medicine in numerous instances, and
when the disease ha2 become fixed and bafled
the skill of physicians; and | HAVE NEVER KNOWN
IT FAIL! 1t has universally produced the mos
happy effects, and | believe it has never beer
exceeded by any medicine in removing the bill
Gous d eases of The climate.
Yours respectfully,
STEPHEN V. B. TRowBRIDGE.
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Wistar's BaIsOm of wild Cherry
Sd eros just received and for sale by
81 jy lott E. P. SPURRlER & co.