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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-03


payin' for ii
iEJ@The following, from the Boston Courier, has
some good hits upon South Carolina and her conduct
in driving off Mr. tloar Gen. Quauebum is mill.
tnry gentleman of somo note in the State
The King Of the South,
"A Bllla4 (not in Percy elel and ayCuily dedica-
ted 10 General Quatie5um.
BY A YANKEE.
The King described.
There lived King once in the South;
terrible man was he,
There came not syllable out of his mouth
But was bigger than big could be;
No dictionary could sato the droulh
OF his thirsty dignity
His Eloquence His mighty Men.
Ills talk of nothing but guns md druma
And his unequalled might;
And thought no man worthy to pick up tho crumbs
or his valor in talk or fight
The bare thought Of his General Quattlchuns
Would put an army 10 flight
Is brave in his own Eyes. His look hath cerian
defiant profanity in it,
This valorous monarch was small in size
But nature had given him iusaad
Such laundering tongue as would Jeopardizp
less electric hcad
J here was something that seemed 10 d-n your cveI
In the midest word he said.
. a. In
Sun explained aud justified
Hc knew Int Iif,Io of qoogr,nhv
For he had kind of notion
That hi. kingdom was all the san could sso
In looking from ocean To ocean
Ard indeed that 10 warm his half pea,
The sun was KEEP, in motion.
lis throne. His solioquy
He sat on n throne of &c III and bone,
Like his cousin King of Dahomey;
And a,id he 81 feel ri,h, ,vhan hanr tbo ,,o,,
Oc,Le Tvipo hlock mas bcrn,e ma.
They NAV wri,ho and strurpl, and g,sp and moan.
But they cannot overthrow me.
The existence of other Countries surmised The
People of Incredible vulgnrity
Now there tr1s n country north eastward of his,
Though luckily he rot no word Of it,
Or his eagle armies had swoopcd ere this
And made mere chip.bird of it;
They wee working folks there, and was wei! for
Weir oisS
"'' "' ''''o u" oe'S" ~ nave "'"'u :" :"
The King rebuketh certain Travellers, and areth his
Latin and his pieiy, whereof he hath store.
Some travellers had told him there was such place
But he would MT believe il was true:
"Not live on their nes hbors and white in the face?
lhey might as wen swear 'ney were p'ue'
'"en ne quo'eu oau I"'''n; anu sa'o 'o"s s'ae''
Tie cketh his lips His mechanical turn
Now this working people did trade in shps
And some Of them chanced to be brought
Where the mighty monarch sat licking his lips,
In an ecstacy OF Thought
T,ha, would GceI mans Hesh "a ,hey nngb,
~ ~
Ills hceHony' his knoW'ouSe o' "c'P'u'" A""'o-
my MS r'o"P'"esT'
Now he thought he could try them as well on the
skins,
or these low trading folks from the East,
wy" Te e,p "J,hyyo a. ,me,I, ~ ,Io hane'
g -, "o , L; ~, 49, ~ 80. ~ ,i t, HAHN,
To enjoy n true chiyarous feast
His Po!'teness His Philosophy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-03
TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-03

worst yet for they wouldn't put him up no how ;they
said he wus gandered,so he was; the chap had blow
ed powdered alum mp his 80 it didn't show, and
was so earnest to pick up a fat that hadn't look
ed to anything And that was the end Of my fancy
trade
gave the colt away after two days, Tor he
wouldn't have fetched me pint of cider. 1t was a
good deai Tor me in the end though, for my school
master used to say, that hours work bred mo cir
cumsPeciion. And from that day to this, I've never
took sudden shine to any thing, without its bringing
that colt right aforo my eyes. I've bin MARI
ed, and gal must manage pretty cu,e, and oo, pur-
ty well, to make me sweet for the black cows horns
show dreadful quick to me of the color.
And now, caplin, let's have our hot whiskey
punch, and go to roost, and it's your treat, for you
are geitn' your experience mighty fast, and ciEout
payin' for ii
iEHIhe following, from the Boston Courier, has
some good hits upon South Carolina and her conduct
in Iriy inFrn fr W
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-15

DATRlCK. Lowth, Arnald, Whitby and Low l. mans Critical Commentary and Paraphrase on the Old and New Testament, and The Apocrypha, a edition, with the text printed al large in vols. royal Svo. .-=s...A. The previous editions of this invaluable commenta- " have been printed without the sacred text, dering it book of reference for the study. To enhance its value to the general reader, the har been placed at the head ofeach page, as in otbes Commentaries, and is in the present form, of the most critical, learned and valuable works extant.
 For sale by J. M. SUMWALT & CO.,, ia
 Booksellers and Stationers, 36 Dauphin-st Also, Souh's Sermons, in vols Svo
 Townsend's Notes and Paraphrase of the Old and New Testament ""
 The Pnpt Cyclopmdia, Suddart's British Pulpit Bishop Leighton's Works
 Kebe's edition of Horkern's Works Milion's Prose Works
 Campbes Notes on the Gospel
 Buckiu's Expository Notes. janS
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GLENN's sHIGHLYPURIFIED BEAR'sOIL O=WARRAMTED GENIIINE-This arti-

OV-WARRAN7EU TENUINE-IhIs artl- quenty initiated by various compounds of no value, that it is very important that the pure article should be obtained, in order that the end for which it is de- signed may be answered. For promoting the growth of the hair on bald places, preventing it from falling out' removing the dandruf cleansing the hair, and Tor general use in dressing 1t, this oil is held nthd highest estimation, tt gives to the most stubborn locks self and glossy appearances, and prevents it I, great measure from turning gray--,t,wjn be found of great service for lhe heads of children.
 Sss2 Fer sads by B. ekTHs, 1ss bssphtfst
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ENSURANCE-The Protection Insurance Com 1 pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on favorable terms any other office in the City. They will insure rame or brick buildings and ther contents in Mobile and its vicinity, at the customary ates of premium.
 E. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce Cont sts.
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N TNSURANCE-The Augusta Insurance and Bank ing Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to take FIRE, MARINE and RIVE risks on the most favorable terms. r-
 Insurance may be had on Frame or Brick Build ings, Merchandise, Prodnce, &c ;n any part of the city or it's vicinity. l. c. Dt BOSE, Agent, oct25 39 Water street.
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FIRE AND MARINE INS SURANCE. THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA

TNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- II NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue 10 insure buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its yicinities, against loss damage by fire. Also to take marine and river risks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as soon the requisite proof of the is subm- ted to him, without reference of the claim the of flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with promptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l Sl Michael st.
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FIRE INSURANCE. 'EvHE NETWORK EQUITABLE INSUR- \ RANGE COMPANY continue 10 take risks at the usual of premium aganst loss damage by fire, to buildings and merchandise, or cotton ware houses, etc.. in Mobile and vicinity
 LAMBERT SuYDAM, President. JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary.
 Directors. Abm. c. Thompson, Silas Holmes, Lambert Suydam, Shepherd Knapp, Robert T. Smith, Christian H. Sand, Paul Spoford Henry Yates, Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous, James F.. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, Joseph Bouclaud, John o. Jones, John P. Nesmth, George Rapeye, Joseph w. Duryee, Henry Rowland. James Ward, James Giepse, -,I
 Gardner Sager All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid nov22 PAP F. B. CLARK, Agent. AT Water-st.
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TuNEAS--150 boxes Imperial and Gunpewder, 6 Ibl J. 50 boxes Young Hyson, 6'lbs each ic 50 halfchests fine Ponchopg trti ' 4 ''' 20 boxss in 10. papers supefior ISouchong
 aa 70 cases caBasters of Imperial and Gunpow. der, for sale Dy edeeSI JNo. C. RYkN.
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THHE cheapest and best work published in the
 II States--Littell's Living Age, Nos. and G.. : Received and Gnr sale hu $. w. ALLEN.

Opinions o the Press.-FiIled with matter of great interest, Mir. L's skill and experience furnish ample assurance. Again-This capital collection from the foreign magazines and Ieviews, filled with choice reading to sul all tastes.--[ Pennsyyanap. ,;5
 The selections ate made VI it'll taste and discriin- nation; and the grave is blended with the gay in charming yarety.i Agais--As cheapas it Is) agree. able. We recoinmend it to the attention of families worthy of thepr patronage, and always we'll sus. tained .--[ Boston Transcript, f .
 Its cheapness places 1t within the means of almost every one, while it's excellence comments il to every e.-[ Boston Atlas t...l'1 1 .A VI ottl VI
 One of the cheapest as well as best periodicals Agnn--Thls work grows better and better, and we are glad to learu has large and increasing crcua- tion.-IBoston Eve. JoprnaI. .io' Vtc-- nova0
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THE UNDERSIGNED having disposed of his A stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c., to Messrs Blair Co.,, takes this opportunity of returning his thanks to his friends and the public, for their lib era patronage, and would solicit a continuation of that paros 4ge for his successors Messrs Blair & Co
 iyl5 l7SCmo GEO. F. NARROW.
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NOTICE-1 have opened a new Drug Store, ad- IN joining the corner of Royal and Govern,nent streets. This Store is under the superntendance of ls'nn ! MIR. RICHARD G. DILLON. iJ3 gF young gentleman who has been with me for more than year past, and in whom the public may place implicit confidence The Medicines are from my store, 1S6 DAUPHIN STREET, and MT, Dillon is, Tn every respect, fully competent to dispense them
 nov2l 'i9" "' lt Ips H. GATES
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"HlTE LEAD-The undersigned will be con- w stanty supplied with the above, from the we'll known manufactory of Messrs. A. s. & E. Roberts & Co.,, Philadelphia. which they offer low to the trade for cash or on time.
 aoy23 JAMES SANDS co
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z - = -------'----------.,-7 - PATENT MEDICINES.
sANns, sApaApAp,,IA.
FOR THE REMOY .I. AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF
 lI aaa-az

FOR THE REM0Y .l. AND PERMANENT CURE OF
 ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
 STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF
 THE SYSTEM NAMELY:-
 SCROFilI4A or Kings Evil, Rhesmatism, Obsti- N5nate Cutaneoas EUpions, Pmples or PnStues on the face, Botches, Bies, Chronic sore Eyes, Ring or reter, Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers. Sy- Philiiic Symptoms, Sciatica Lumbago, and dis eases arising from injudicious of Mercury, Asciles or Dropsy, Exposure or Inprudence m Life. Also, Chronic, Constitutional Disorders will be re- moved by this preparation.
 o. To Promote fAe Health of the Body, and n- crease the tranquility of the mind, among the most important objects for which man lives, and for which the sages of antiquity labored with incessant and unremtting toil. The condition of man their study in order discover the seat of hIs mala dies and source of all his corporeal misery. To al- levlate his dropping spriisto inspire confidence 10 the desponding min d, and ease the sorrowed heart all the arts and arguments of theT philosophy and powers of reason were turned. Among the various branches of worldly learning, there can be none equal in importance to that of the Healing Art; for ts soul in diseased body may be apty compared to the martyr in his dungeon, which retains its real va lue but has lost it's usefulness. Many most deas- es have thelr origin in an impure and impoverished d sr,'e of the blood; and this being fluid sa gsneris, extending to the most minute ramifcatons oi the sys ein, the subtle poison is infused and ihe seed being sown brings forth fruil in one instance causing swelling of the glands, resulting in Scroiu Ia or Kings Ey-in another justification of the arte- res, or turning them into bone also rheumatism and disease of the heart cnaneous eruptons, diseases of the hver, and Il vaIiety of other maadies which hurry their victim to his grave.
 Sands' Sarsapariiia. purely vegetable medicine, which is the result of years of labor and chemical research, in bringing 10 it's present state Of perec- lion, will arrest, and, if,iney administered perfect ly cure these diseases by purifying the vital amd re- generating the constitution, dispeling diseased ac- ton, and giving tone to ihe general energies of the system and enabling the blood to course ireely and bringing wih il health and renewed vgor
 S ~ a"% eq se Se.der is referred to pamphlet, which is furnished without charge by all the agents. 1.H .t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-15

II AW NOTICE-JoHN w ooDwA and THo- A MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac- tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Taapoosa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 HJrOfice at Taadega Ala der9Rv
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FENHE Subscribers having formed COparIne' snip \ for the transaction Of Faclorage and Commis- Business in the city of Mobile, under the style and firm of WALKER & HOLMES, would respect fully solicit the patronage of their friends and the puhic generally. ROBT L. WALKER,
 my20 154Ky co&cp BURWELI HOLMES
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-15

JUST RECEIVED per Selma, Waverly and other V recent arrivals, full assortment of Ladies and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, for the fall trads.-i comprising--T ? !" aas FIcsi Ladies' fine PruRella Caters and Buskins s..s Ladies' fine calf, morocco and kid walking Shoes Ladies' fine kid Slippers and Ties -. s..'s Gents calf stitched Boots, Brogans and Nulli6ers Gents Water proof Boots and Brogans ,.s ,Msses' calf Bootees and Buskins a ....,,
 Misses kid Slippers and Ties. ...s.'. .... Also, Il full assortment of youths and children's Shoes and Brosans servants shoes of all kinds, al- ways on hand, of the best quality. For sale at un- usually low prices by 1'.,f ,..'s .., ''s' 4 ooyS 'f LAToNs s, co. 42 water.st.. .a'' fNLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c-- sg7 7. 7dl . " Superfne black French Broadcioths- fshaal'
 Do tiai do do Doe-skin Cassinere st Do fancy and cold French do xfYh
 Do black English Satins for Vesting .a-4
 Do black silk Serge l
 Do black Worsled do ,,a, fTs. {. Fine Red Padding, Canvass Wiggans F
 Sllerias, Sewing Silks, Twist, Buttons, ke For sale at low prices by v ilIi AZ dec2l R. W. ANDREWS & co, 8 st Michael-s
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With mach respect, yours. JOHN WHITEBRIDGE, M. D. 46 Gay st.

For further particulars and conclusive evidence of its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which may be obtained gratis. -....., l.,. .Sr,,-
 Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. & D. SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street, New-York. sI i.' +' 7f' '-l'
 Agents for the propretors in Mobile t t' MOSELY & TUCKER.
 In Gainesville-JAMEs G. ROBERTSON. In Huntsville, SPoTTswooD & NUNNALLY. In Mont gomery, A. McBRYDE. ......,.. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States. +''
 Price sl per botte--six bottles for s5.
 0j- The public are respectfully requested to re- member that it Is Sands Sarsaparilla that has and is constantly achieving such remarkable of the most difficult class of diseases 10 winch the human frame is subject, and ask for Sands Sarsaparilla and take no ether. .4''
 my9 MOSELY & TUCKER.
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NOPARTNERSHlP NUTlCE-Un lhe list oi V May next, GEORGE R. CLAYTON, of Colum- bus, Mississippi, becomes partner in the house of P.T HARRIS X Co.,. of this city. The Commits sion Business will. from that day, be conducted der the firm of HARRIS, CLAYTON & Go. ap29Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-15

NOTiCE-The subscribers having purchased the l ' we'll known Drug establishment of Mr. George F. Marow, will continue the business in all it's branches, at the old stand south eas, corner ol Dauphin and Watersheds.
 Mobile, July lst, 1844. BLAIR & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-15

ENRESH DRUGS-Now opening at the Planter 5 II Drug Store, an extensive assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Perlumery, Brushes, Paints, Oils, Glass, etc, comprising every article in the line that be called for, of the best qna- ties, and at the lowest prices.
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1uuies ct. ELIHU AND SARAH SoUTHMAYD.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, ls43.
 MEssRs. SANps-G Gentiemcn:-I have used your extract of Sarsapara since it's introduction into this city It gives pleasure to state have found il to answer my most sangune expectations. be- lieve il to be the best preparation o that valuable
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= - " - NEW BOOKS-Anastasis: or the doctrine o ' the Resurrection of the Body, rationally an, scripturally considered, by Georgs Bush, Professor of Hebrew. New York University, l vol. l2mo.
 Revolutionary Orders of Gen. Washington, issuet during the ITS, 80, Sl and 's2, selected frou the MSS of John Whiting, Lieutenant and Adjulan of the End Regiment. Massachure etts Line, and edit ed by his son Henry Whiting, Lie utenaii Col U States Army, vol. 8yo. lA i4'nt The American House Carpenter: a tr atise upor Architecture, Cornices and Mouldngs, Framing Doors, Windows and Stairs, together with the mos important principles ofPractical Geomeyry, by R G. Hatfield, Architect; illustrated by more than 800 engrasings rH.t FHa Hr H0Gi GlaA 8 ]
 Oracies from the Poets, a fanciful diversion foI the drawing-room. by aroline Gilman ..--,.s, "The enthusiast SybiI there divinely taught,
 Writes on loose foliage inspirations thought.
 She sings the fates, and in her frantic fits,
 The notes and names inscribed to leaves com
 Elegantly bound in silk; gilt edges, Units. ''l
 Elements of Logic, together with an Introductory View of Philosophy in general, and preliminary View of the Reason By Henry T. Tappan---lvo 12mo. N'rRt W.
 Praed's Poems--The Poetical Works of Win ihrop Mackworth Praed, now first collected by Ru- fus W. Griswold, vol. l2 mo. ,s,-.,,. ". For sale,byat,,f J, M. SUMWALT & CO.,, si
 deosO D' Booksellers, ss Dauphinlmree,. M OBlLE COAL YARn--oN WAFER & Roy, - Ae SASt "1J"e'sshS <S. VI SGt'L A<fe v CO.'S Cotton sSheds. Dtiol z aisij es-~H ~HiltslT Al
 PEACH ORCHARD COAL, loose and in hbds, con taining half ton. Esi1-Is ...,;,,,..,
 RED AND WHITE ASH COAL. loose and in hhds containing half ton. 0'ii -
 CAENE [ COAL, loose and in lhds containing hal ton. eHi '"' .H < gi s.al Ef
 LIVERPOOL ORRELL COAL, m hhds, containing half ton. q .ggf ,-i,a.,G s.-,.,f,, t',' F
 LEHioH COAL, for Foundry use. s-
 PiTTsBURGH AND ViRGINIA COAL, for Black smiths use. 'th -f gi h1h'1 ani eaf :d The ANTHRACITE and BIrUMINoUs GOALS, are of the best quality, selected for the use of families, and will be delivered to consumers by the ton ha ton and hind, (ree of drayage) as the lowest market prices. '-'.'f fa SNr i'itJ hlay E
 0o- box for the reception of orders is placed at the Register and Journal Office and George Wood wards Arcade. Orders deposited In either place will receive immediate attention. Orders received as heretofore at the Yard, and at the office of E. O. CENTER & co, corner Of Conti and Commerce streets. 7 !, ttliil .l l'ldfiti} A 2 decll ENRUIT--lO0 boxes Raisins, 25. hall boxes do l' 25 drums Figs. s cases Prupes. For, sale by dec@ (. MI --- ..z F. MILlEk ~.
 RUCKWHEAT FLOURr-In qnaf.er andeighth
 dssso ' '. : iy' 2. RYAN. IS St AI,sl,ssI ,rs RHTTER-20k keg, of very superior quality of A Goshen Butter, just landed and for aale by
 decl9 '-,9s.. B. !. & l. I.LyONES. Ta MEN SHIRTs-One case just reoe,yed and kI fer sale by Tdsc2S1 A JoNkS.
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ERESH GARDEN SEED-Daily expected per U ship Celia customary fall supply of FRESH GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, embracing a grea variety, which warrant to be fthe best quality and of this years growth.
 dec16 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
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T AW NOrlCE-JoHs T. TAYLOR aud r.. U. A BULLOCK have formed partnership in the Practice of the Law under the and style Of TAYLOR & BULLOCK.
 They will practice in all the Courts of Mobile county, and will attend regularly the Circuit and County Courts of Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Conecuh and Baldwin.
 Ofiice-On east side of Royal street, four doors north of Dauphin street. dec6 5Kmo
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'lNEw-YoRK, Dec. l, lS43.

; MFssRs. SAEDs:--4 afs-zU N ll. .ar"
 Gentismen:-Parental feelings induce us to make the following statement of facts relation the porlant of our little daughter, wholly effected by ihe of 'Sands' Sarsaparilla." For nearly three years she afflicted with most inveterale eruption of the body, which at times 50 bad connected with internal disease. that despaired of her life. The complaint commenced ia the roots of the hair, and gradually spread until the whole head was ehveloped, and then it attacked the ears and ran down the nerk, and continued to increase until it covered the most oflle body. IL commenced with a small pmple or puslule, from which water at first discharged this produced great itching and burning then matter pus formed, the skin cracked and bled, an the pas discharged freely The suferings of the child were So great almost wholly prevent natural rest, and e oder from the discharges 20 of- lensiye tn make it difficult to pay that particular attention the nature of lhe case required The dis. ease called Sca1 Head and general Sali Rheum We tried various remedies with liitle bene- fit, and considered her almost beyond the reach of medicines but from the known virtue of your Sar- sapa,ia were induced 10 give it trial
 Before the first bottle was used we perceived an ,'nprovement in the appeara,,ce of the eruption but the change was rapid for the better that we could hardly give credence to the evidence of our eyes We continued its use for few weeks and the result is perfect cure. To all parents we would say: If you have children suffering with any disease of the skin, Sands SarsaparlIa. m UHps
 With feelings of gratitude and respect, we are
 Yours, &c. lr..f
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VNO THE PUBLIC-The subscriber would in. \ form his friends and the public generally, that he has hand and will be constantly receiving from the northern cities, constant supply of articles in his line of business, which he offers at low prices.
 declSUw T. WALSH. Druggist, a6 Royal-st
 N. B.-Prcscriptions prepared with care
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WINES-The subscriber has received d con- W signment from Messrs. Bunker & Go. New York, choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in of one duzen each. These wines offered for sale with full guarenty of their genuineness and quality. ROBERT s. BUNKER.
 dec1S corner of Royal and St Francis.stree
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II AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE will prac- 1Z tice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu- arly the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those counties.
 Messrs. CAMPBELL and CHANDLER will attend to the issuing of wrils for during my present ab- sence the Circuit.
 nov7 229tn J. ". LESESNE.
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SlLKS-DANIELS & BRADY have now for 0 sale the largest and best assortment of new and elegant styles Silks in Mobile, consisting of black Silks of every style and width superb coloured Silks Of the most fashionable styles and great variety, the whole of which having been purchased for cash will be sold cheap for casi Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine the goods and prices.
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