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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26
EirpS.

! The number of fires in Boston during the las
month was forty-three,-a number entirely unprece
sdented in the history of the town ; in New York, 81
Several buildings were recently destroyed by fire il
cambridge, Mass, among which was the Atheneun
building of the College, with all its contents, among
(which was the beautiful painting by Aston of the
! 'Panorama of Athens on which that great arts
was engaged for sixteen years; and which had beer
valued at $4,000. The whole loss is estimated al
$40, 900.
I The Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts has beer
destroyed by fire, applied by an incendiary. The
5Phil. Ledger says it contained tie best collection OF
works of art in this country. Some of the principa
paintings were saved. but the loss of those of the old
masters it will be impossible TO repair. The peopl'
2gave three cheers as the portrait of Washington was
brought out from the burning cdifce.
Another fire has occurred at Ithaca, N. Y, the
work of incendiaries, which extended over nearly al
the square bordcred by Cayuga, Oswego, Geneva,
and Green streets. Loss about $4,000. Three mel
ARE in Jail on suspicion.
The celebrated dancing den of Pete Williams, Wis
tied and described by Dickens, when he was in New
York, and several other houses in the same locality,
the Five Points, were recently burnt. We are glad
sof it.
! LARGE FIRE Ar ANN ARBoR5$l4,O0 0 WORTH OF
sPRoPERTY DEsTRoYEp.-The Detroit papers confirm
the accounts of the destruction of the Railroad Depot
]and other property at Ann Arbor. The loss is stated
las follows
The Depot establishment belonging to the State)
Isl COO to 5000, no insurance. Mrs. Fuller, (ware-
house, &c.) from So, 900 to $4,000, no insurance.
y. & A. Lowry, New York city, (aour barrels,) ST.
!250, insured $3.50. F. ]. B. Crane, do Sl,4S0, in
<sured 8 900. There was no insurance on the build
5ings destroyed, and consequently they are a total loss
Ito their owners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26

GThe N. Y. Journal of Commerce says-"A
effort Is making to bring the great West UNI
der the influence of Popery." This viii be news to
every body in this quarter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26

0rThe Nashville Wing talks about s'the Evans
willie Canal Company and ridicules Congressman
Smith for voting for the grant of lands obtained al
1.-THE last session. Will the Wing tell US what that
that Company is, and where they live!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26

! MoRMoNs AND MILLERITEs-Both Mormons and
lMllerites calm the great fires which have happened
Jail over the country, as a partial fulflment OF the
truth of prophecies made in behalf of their doctrines.
Miller himself, has been preaching in Boston. The
destruction is now fixed to come off next December.
The Millerites who were recently committed to the
workhouse at Portland, have had a new revelation
{since their confinement, to the effect that they did
wrong in refusing to work, and they told the over
seer they would reform In that respect ifthey were let
sout, and advise their friends to do so. They were
discharged.
The Mormons possess a curious sort OF sympathy,
if We Judge them by their public journals. A late
number of the s'Nauyoo Neighbor'' puts forth a NOR
|ceau IN this form =
"lMay God, who never errs, sprinkle upon every
imam and city, that bellies the saints, as upon Pitts
Iburgh, now and then, a hot drop"
eHot drop is fgurative for FIRE, we suppose; and
IF God fails to execute the vengeance specified, we
have little doubt that the Mormon editor could easily
himself TO apply the torch as q proxy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26

Little and Brown, publishers, pay Judge Story So
600 per annum for the copy right Of his law books.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26
The FIorida Victory.

The election In this new State has resulted in a
complete democratic victory. The Georgia papers
make Che democratic majority in the Legislature, on
joint ballot, 26. .Mosely dem is elected over Call,
'whig, for Governor, by about 600 majority and Lee
Ivy, DEM, over Putnam, wing, for Congress, by 500 at
least. This young State has been claimed by the
'whigs, and they exerted themselves to. the utmost to
bring out their strength. They admit they have met
IA Waterloo defeat.
G-The Brookyille American is mistaken in sup
posing the letter from Union County, which it copies
from the Stale Sentinel, was written by J. S. Reid,
Esq. 1t was not written by that gentleman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26

The population Of Washington city is increasing
land building goes on unchecked, Notwithstanding AIR
Folks election, and the refusal of Congress to reclar
the banks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26

] .GTTbe Charleston, ILL.,, Reporter, gives among
other particulars, connected with the late hanging of
Elizabeth Reed, the following 80
) "She stated upon. the gallows, that she felt an in
zterest In the redeemiDg blood of the Prince of Peace,
iand died, but to live forever in a state of bliss made
perfect to-the glory of God the Father. She was very
zunwell on the morning of the execution, and with
1weak and feeble step, she was conducted to the scat
fold, and hung in the of eight thousand spec
stators. After her spirit badtaken its fight TO another
world, her body was taken down and dissected by the
physicians.
"Her stomach upon examination, was found to con-
tain a number of pieces Of brick as large as a pea,
land pulverized glass, by which she had in vain at
tempted TO save herself from an igncminious and sIb-
PIC death. 1t is Justly presumed that she could have
lived hut a few days longer. She has made her con-
'fession, which with The trial, speech of Mr.. Under,
cher counseD and the sentence of the Court, fpro-
bounced by Judge WILSON, is published at Charleston.
In it are related the circumstances attending the muir
der of the husband, c~onsumated by administering poi
son by the wife. The story is said to be one Of thrill
ling interest and deep horror"
We should like to see a full report of the trial.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
I{; ID d D S

s ,ItyIEGsroN, Sumter CO., Ala July !, 1913.
d. q. F. iiuLL Dear Sr:-The III hoxes Of
your Fever and Ague Pills left with us last July
were sold oul in a few mouths, and frequent calls
were made for more which could not supply, and
we would add AS IA testimony in their iavnr, that
far as our Knowledge extends they invariably ans
wered the purpose fully for which they designed.
We have alsu sold about two hundred and fifty box
es of Your Cough and Worm Lozemges, and they
highly approved Respectfully you're,
II. +. HoUsToH Il Co.
The foo,Ding certificate g,pen by THREE highly
pecfaJte Piaaisrs, Fife Post Offer. Taiiadega
cDlntV Ala, one of phom had used tpeiue bores Of
The Pills ia his family:
This is 10 certify that have used DR. IIull's Fee
yer aud Ague Pills our families in several cases Of
Fever, and t'hills and Fever. and their admnistra-
;an has been attended I'll, C., n,plete success In no
case ha,e they tailed tn have the desred effect when
used according to dufctinns. We thnk they are n
good Pill, and wonld cheerfal, recommend them to
all persons subject /" Fever, and Chs aud Fever.
Given under "ar hands
Feb. q. lsla, JAMES RAoLy,
Nav e. 1913 JAMES MONTGOMERY,
June 80 1913, HARRIS TAYLOR.
ELYrnN Jefferson CO., Ala Feb 3, 1919.
This is To entity that appointed last April
an Agen, Cor The sale ot DR.. H"li's Vegetable Fever
aud Agrp and anti Fever Pills, SINCE whlch time
have sold about fort, bnxes Ia not siuge instance
To my knowledge, have they failed IN cure Chills and
TtFtTs WIEN Useu dtEtfullg W uVeCiohs. f'ihCe
became Agent for the Pills, have had Twelve or
fifteen different eases Of Chs and Fever in my ia
nly, aud Hull's Pills have cured every case.
=r. -.I JOHN CAMP.
Ertraa of tner from DR.. Hagood, da,fd Mount Pin
son, Aia., Fbraary 3. 1913: .-.
consider them (Hull's Pills) as good medicine
as can be used Er the cure Of Fevers. Aeue an
Feters have prescribed 'hen in number Of cases
OF Fever, afi FIRST administering an e'neic or ca
thartic aud always the most happy results. In
fine have never known tlull's Pills 10 fail curing
the Chills and Fever in II single instance.
.'. .. ZACHARIAH HAGooD.
Eafract of a itn.r Jr Dr. Madison, dated Benton
farnty, Ala , F,brnary 10, ls43:
think them (1ulrs PilIs) an excellent medicine
Ind ed have ne, err known the Pills used in single
instance, according to din ecions, without efecting
con,plee cure. NJ, neighbours speak OF them in the
| highest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsoN.
A large supply on hand and for sale by
|. e. DuBOSE & co, Agents.
| tehl3 80 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
rATENT nfENlClNEHl.
IESIy AVE- . ]!
ANT ACRlD III
a!ly1sFILIl;i 4;

hK. BIACkWEl.L'S Celebrated ANT AcRID
IL TiScTpRF, and Scotch Renorator, for the CUrs
of Vener,ai Disorders, Stubborn Gteefs, illusions,
Weakness of The Ursir Bladder, Diabetes, Diff
Guilty in Making WatT-These Drops are chiefly
comnosed of vegetable substances their use and eff
cacy have been fully proved by hundreds, and may be
relied on as perfectly sure and safe. DR.. blackwell
having orepared and used them for many years, in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great satis-
fIcton and wonderful success among his numerous
na,,enis DR. blackwell the inventor of this truly
valuabl. medicine makes other claim TO public
confidence than What experience has fully justified,
and he does not, in the least hesitate to wARRAET
THEM as safe and certain CURE for the FENE-
RAEL DIsoRi STUBBORN GLEETs, SEMI
NAL EFFusIoNs, WEAKSEss OF THE URETER
or RIApDER. DIABETES, OR DIFFICULTY IN
MAKING WATER A fresh supply oi the above
Justly celebrated remedy, just received and for sale
by l. C. DuBoSE y ~ Agents
nov8 ~ water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
CoRDoyA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS

CoRDOyA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS
OAND PLAINS, sc.
10 bales Cordova Plains
10 do Kentucky Jeans
10 do do Linseys
20 do Virginia kerseys
"A very superior article fpI Negro Clothng, for
sale by llebl5l BEERS y SMITH.
nIL-iO bbls Bteachcd Whale
O2O casks Judd's winter strained Sperm
10 bbs heached Lamp Oil
20 Ibis Bridges Linseed Oil
10 bbls western do do
Is bhIs Tanners Oil. In store on cons,gn-
ment and Ior sale by
feb27 WHITAKER SAMPSON. 20 CONT st
SUNDRIES-5o bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar
~ 20 bbs Powdered Sugar
10 hf bbls Pi,klcd Pork
10 hf do Fulton Market Beef
do Smoked do
100 dried Buffalo Tongues, Tor sale by
ieb26 HUMPHREYS, WALSH & co
TARY GOODS-IO bales Portland shee1iogn
l$l0 bales stput Portland Deans
100 doz each II, E, N and l. Cotton Fagg Hdkfs
800 pieces imitation Pongee Hakfs
100 dozen light Cotton Sha~ls; cases Kerseys
For sale low To close consinmnent by
ieblS JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 st Michaslst
" G.. WESTFELDT & BRO.
1000 bags prime Rio
200 do Java aud Old Government Java
100 do Lnguira
10 do MaracaIbo
80 do Havana febl5
0AOMESTIC LIQUORS
- 80 bbls Monougahela Whiskey
30 half bbs do do
20 bbls Gin, 20 bbs Brandy
In store cons ignmen and for sale bv
feb27 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 90 CONTEST
SUNDRIES-I0O casks Nails, assorted sizes
- 50 kegs Wrought Iron Spikes
20 bbs Loaf Sugar
20 bbls clarified, crushed and pow dered Sugar
IL bbls sugarhonse Molasses. For sale by
feb2i w II. BI.ACKLER. q Water street
ElAGGlNG, ROPE and TWINE-
IL 1000 pieces best Kentucky Bagsing
SOD coils do do Rope
5000 lbs do DO Twise
Fun sale consignment by .e.tt.ts
irb26 BEERS & SMITH, % St Miclael-si
EHAHPAG NE-Pints iu.i quarts
~ t'larei fine Clarei in cases
M,isma II pipe, SO gillns. Old Madeira
Sieinwei'-l Ease, 3 ,inzea, Steimwein Wine,
Por ste by .a.......t.
Ina5 Z Z. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW

htgUIW " tFhFV du1tt'
b, F@FEe n The new and splendid double -en
trIaSsl Sgime steamer, JAMES HEWITT,
sg NJ. Quarter master will commence
her regular trips on the first rise of the waler leaving
MOBILE. every SATURDAY evening AT O'clock,
and WARSAW every MONDAY al II O'Clock.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
datio"s, apply on board or tn
CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents.
oct2l 22Otr rs Commerce and ~ Front streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
HAVILAND, CLARKE &CO. M"bile.
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Lonax's Law Of Administrators and Executors,
vols do do Real Property, 3 vols
Starkie on Evidence. 3 vols; Phillips on do do
Bourier's Law Dictionary, new edition
Russell On Crimes, new edition
Angel Ames on Corporations, new edition.
Story's Laws on The United States, 4 vols
Gordon's Digest Laws u. s.
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EW MEDICAL aud SURGICAL BOOKS :
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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
BE- Tf+3sS "a ELIZA The new and fast
eeesSS-1A, <ning double engine steamboat ELL
e. e.ssasseek.ZA, w II. Roberts master will
run during the ensuing season a. regular week.,
packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening,
at 5 O'Clock, PM, and Gainesville every THUR
DAY, at II O'Clock NJ.
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-
BILE bedsieads expressly for families and for comfort
and speed has no superior.
For freig ht or passage, amply on board or to
sep10 MOSES WAXING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

EUNS and RIFl.ES-A superior assortment Of
" single and double barrel Shot Guns and Rifles,
for sale BY
febis o. MAzANGE & CO. 4s Com-a
nKUGS and MEDICINES-A general sssort
~ ment always on hand. for sale lowby
fsb25 T. WALSH, SO RoysI-street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

n UlRK'S CAS- SABA OlL--Fm preserving
~cG and beautifying The Hair, recommended the
basis Of truth and experience, as nourIsher Of the
hair and promoter Of its growth, at The same time
rendering it transcendanly beautiful. The Cassada
Oil affords more nour,shment for the hair than any
other article ever discovered. and by Continuance
Off it never fails 10 strengthen the wea,kes
hair A supply Of this superior article just received
and Cor sale by HAVIL1AND, CLARK CO.,
jams As and AZ Water-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BtTAEEN
MOBlLEAND COLUMBUS.

rYsseA d. The fine fast running Steamer
Al-HNGEN. HARRISON, 10 II. Estes,
s.sz I5s.2 Master, will run 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 aud CO.
lmbus every SATURDAY For freight pas
sage, having superior accommodations, apply On
board or to Campbell, OWEN & co.
oct3O Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
~ : : bfR; svt AYa ms :; So.
COMPOUND sYRgp oP fRgEns viEaiElANA' Oh

WILD CHERRY
7ssiia.OHy c respectable and frPsreHesd tAy'1sq,
Fellow-eitizens- We are honOd TO .helieses frou
the very circumstances, that all who tzke ~
swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Chsrrs. do say
that il far exces all other medicinee. ibt Coughs
Colds, Spitiing Blood. Tickling Of rising eeHsstioA
in the Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asth.
mt, Weakness Of the Nervous System, or impaired
CONSTITUTE ion. from any cause; and 10 prevent persons
from falling inln decline, this medicine has no
equal t.=.e.s. %
In districts where ca,dmel and qnnine have been
ino freely used in hillious comphints. &c., DIR.
Swayne's Compound s. mp of Wild Cherry will pre-
vent their evil effects the system. and sct as
strengthening Alternative and improve the hillary iunc-
tons. W.
/ CAuTuos-Ail preparations from this valuable
tree. except the original DR.. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry. fictitious and counterfeit
iaothey Ettdence Of The s0nds1fNt c1ss puorntd BY
Dr.. !S,sayAs's Compound Syrup Of Wild GA1Ty.
DR.. Swayne--I)ear tir--When I wae Al Pitts
burg last August purchased Of your Agent six bot
ties of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
had for many years been troubled wilma cough often
very violent, with other indications Of consumption,
or disease Of the Lungs, of u very serious nature.
had very little faith in medicine. las il was thought
my disease was hopeless and beyond ire reafh. l
had applied several Physicians foi relief, and also
used some highly pulled medicines which had seen
in the newspapers, hut hearing thai you had much ex.
,erence in The practice Of medicine, and had treat.
ed many eases Of c. 'Nimption, concluded to try
y0ufFi ahu IFcin tnat tiute uapfy 10, Ndfs
found relief write this in hopes you viii publish
il, so that f any human being has suffered as have
done, they may knew where Z" fad Il medicine, the
virtues Of which ma, be relied upon. -
Yours respectfully, ,JAmEs'OsBvRK.
More proof Of hs Efficacy Of Dr.. Swa ynea Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cheny, in rsfieving afflicted nias
| DIR. Swayne--Dcar Sir--1he time has t,een when
| would moi recommend medicine advertised IN The
public prints my own signature; now feel diff
feren-l feel relief. was reduced by protrse,cd
cough for SIN mnn,hs 10 u mere skeleton; rest at
night and pain in my-breass, sidss &c.--
Suffice il I" say, used your C~mi'ound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, which, in frw weeks sselirvsd me RI
cciually. am certain, had il not been for your
medicine. las life frequently depends early aten-
| ton 10 proper medicDes.) should be- IN the
silent grave Let person delay. but proeurs Your
Syrup aud he relieved of their coughs aad sulds,
they are dangerous companions, and oep lead To IA
| tai consequences. Your friend, ) ~ 's'.l,
| ABRAHAM SKINNER. Crawlsrd couniy. Pa.
Agent in Mobile for the sale of the above medicine
| SETH W, ROBERTS,. ~.
jan27 corner Dauphin and Commerce 81
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

SUPERIOR WINES and LlQ y ORS.~-Tie sub.
~ SCI iber has been auihorae, by one Of the olses
and "s, respectable importing houses ~ tho CITY of
New York. 10 receive orders for the following gen.
uine articles, viz: .I.,,,, - =. y ,.>,.N;..
WlNES-Shiel's old Pale Sherry. W idow Shsel's
do. The. unl, lot orihis splendid article now On
s sale 10 thi. country, and some very aid Brosa
Sherry. Also III IDS - .liss
Phelps, Phelps. Laar,e's very superiss Ma
Other chnice Madeiras. - 49, =
BRANDiES-i'ark and pale Heppesii.e,y Brady.
Equal 10 ANY ever Impartial. Aiso. y email avss-
t.y Of the celebrated GODDARD Brapdy. inpar,-r
edin 1905. Tie above wines shd liqusTs have.
hesn ies,ed BY mI.feni Judges, and 4 gbafsa-
Tee viii be g,enta those who spsy efyter esnt,s
ihrabove thai these articles shall equal lie isis-
sales now y, my office. 81 I. y, -. - g
The prices will be foind mach belcw the rtiis q
rates, and ieris Of credit for quaniites will Dc H.
beriil. - "' r. b. TAYEOR..
janis No, 4 HaganS Build,nes.T
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

MOBILIZE AND M1N TUOMEKf KF.IULAR
WEEKLY PACKET.
- F1FRz8 h. The new and splendid double
lsJ=-4tsgine steamer 5 An DALE, F. NJ.
" olnson master will leave iorMoHl
sonary eveiy WEDNESDAY AT O'Clock PM. and
arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every
FRIDAY at o'cl"ek Pm and arrive in Mobile
Monday morning. For freight or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply on board or to
dec3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
REGIIIAR WEEKLY PACKET FOX PICK
ENSVIILE

ENSYlLLE.
S-c0.- n The fine new fast running steamer
tLIs,Ays ADMIRAL, Wm. NJ. Webbing,
49, I5l,ls master, will ply during the
a regular weekly packet betweea Mobile and Pick
ensviIIe, Leaving Mobile every FRIDAY evening
at 5n'cl1ck and Pckensville MONDAY morning AT
daylight, due al Mnble WEDNESDAY evening.
Her accommodations are Of superior order, with
a superior cabin; ladies' cabin large and well ln-
nIshed.
For freight or passage, apply on bosrd or TO
CANBELL, OWEN CO., Agents.,
inhlI - Ernni nnd Is Cnnmer cc-slIreIs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
HAvILAND. CLARKE & CO. Mobile

WALTERS FRENCH PILI.S-For the cure o
SECRET nIsEsEs-One box of the inestimnLle
Pills, is worth all the quack medicines in the world
II is a fact we'll known to many, that most of the
remedies offered for these diseases, composed Of
BILE to cont nue their use without creating sickness
AT the stomach or other unpleasant consequences.
SucI, being the case, there can be doubt but
such ren,edy VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS
will meet the universal appreciation, being entirely
free from those objections, pleasing in their operation
and prompt in removing the disease Price So per
box. Foi sale by
HAvILAND, CLARKE SEQ. Mobile.
ap2 lO1Ey+c&co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
h f~>f4zgDA The steamer MINERVA, Capt
ieI@iAksA g. burgess, will run regularly
- during the to the above and
all intermediate ports For freight passage apply
IN board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN x co.
nov26 rs Commerce and ~ Front-sts
WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE
Rs~- b The steamboat NEW ERA, J W.
9%iti8 Lyles mpster. will ply during The pre-.
- 1Asent season, as regular weekly pack
Ell between Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile
every SATURDAY EVENING, at ) O'Clock
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dttions, apply on hoard or to
nov29 MOSES WARING, Agent, SO Front ct,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
DIR. sWAYNE's

DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacsa for all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast.
OF
all the
medicines
of the day, and
there a great
variety which profess
to be Of great value to the
human family, we hesitate not
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

III ERRINGS-l00 boxes superior scaled, just
J. received and for sale bs y
, JOHN PHILLIPS,
nh6 corner Of Cont and Waier-sIes's
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

MILK OF ROSES-N. Smith Premise Milk Of
Ivl Rose, remarkable for It's efficacy ~ removing
all annoyaaces The skin. such freckles, erup.
lions, tan, sunhurn &c., thus clearing and brighten
inR the complexion and with il, frequently The lem
per Of the individual. For infancy and age equally
salutary aud cooling. No ladies' toilet should be
without it. In The genteman's dressing case il serves
to sooh and mitigate the ,njuries inflicted the face
by the razor. For sale by -'.l q f-s'If
NORTH & CO., 80 Royal 8,
mill and IS Governmeut.sts,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

WITNESSING subscriber has received a con-
w signment from Messrs. BunkerA Co. New
York, n choice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
cases Of dozen each. These ines are offered for
sae with full guarenty Of their genuneness and
quality. sr4fi ROBERT s. BUNKER.
declS corner of Royal and 81 Francis streets