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CONSUMPTION.

We viii not assert that this BALSAM win core
Consumption in ist scors' form. hut il has cured
many after all other means of relief hs1 been tried
in van.-And why not, II seems that The WILD
CHERRY was destined by Nature to he our P A.
NACEA for the ravaene diseases of this cid la
ti,ude. Let not the drspairinq invalid waste his
money and loose TINE, 10 him all important
in experimenting with the trashy nostrums of the
day, hut at once medicine that will cure. "
cure he p,s-ible-a medicine that science approves
and many years of experience have demonstrated
that It ohcdYs relieves.
.7Herc is no sucl thing ns fiiL" in the history
Of this wonderful BAISAM. Evidence the mos,
convincing iha, no one can doubt. folly
esiahI hes this fact. For the sake of brcyiiy we
select the following from thousands
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor Of the Pukecpsie Eagle.
of the IN 81, influential ioucnal. in the state Of
New York, states uudel the cuhnr,tv Of his own
name, that young adv. relative Of his OF very
delicate constitution, vas attacked in Feb 1912
with sesere cold which Immediately produced spit
ting of blood, cough fever. and other dangerous and
alarming symptoms. Through medical iIeatmpn.
md care she partially recovered during summer
But on the return Of winter she was atiws"a more
violently than at first. she became scarcely able to
walk ard was troubled With cough. ch,ils and fever
every day. and appeared To he going rapidly with
consumption; Mt this iiuae, when there sign
Of improvement. Mr.. Patt procured bottle e
WisrAu's B,Ls,M OF Win CnrnnY. which she
took. aud it seemingly restorcd her. She G / So
cond. and before il was half taken she was restored
to perfect heoiih. which she has enj,ycd /" the pre-
sent time. without the slighter, symptom oil her for
mcr disc So.
Mr.. Patt saws "thc c,,re came under my own OH
selvs,on and canno, he mist kcn as to the facts.
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NVESTAR'S
BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY,

COmpoUUd Baisom,c Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar,
The best remedy kno,cn 10 lie ,rorH for The cure Of
coughs, colds asthma. crnup, bieeding of the
lungs, ,vhooping cough. bronchhis. mfu-
ea-a. shortnsss Of breath. pain and
,reokness in the breast or side,
iircr complaint, and The
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the Justices Of the Peace in and for the said coun>
ty, Thomas Coxens, and being duly affirmed acs
cording to law, saith the above statement is in all
things true.
Affirmed befjite me, on the goth of April s4s.3 ,
J CLrMENr.J y.
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAL.
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale Of BrGndre.h's Vegetable Unirersa
IiNs.

For the sale Of BrGndreM's vegetable Lnfrsrsai
PWs.
Northumberland county: Miilon-Nackcy &
Chsmhc,in. Sunhnry--H. B. Masspr. HE~rus-
viilc--lrri9nd S MeNri Northumn ne,land-W m
FORSYTH. GcOrge,own-J. & !. W,is.
Uuion County: New Drrln--Rnrn & Win.
trr Seiuscrovc--i;e0rgc Gundrum. Nii,;lc.
hurc--Isaac smith, Ucavcr'nwn-navd Iuhcr.
Adamsturg--Wm J. MAY. Mflnshurp-M Mcrsrh
X Ray. Hsrtlctou-Dan,c Long. Frrhure-
Il. Il &c. Mover. hewI>hnrr-N als 4 Green.
Coiumha cunGIy: Danv,lie-E. B. Rcy uolds
4 Go. Bctwick-Shuman & Rucuhousc. Ca
tawissa-''. G. Brohts. BoolnshurC-inhn Il.
Mover icscy Town-Lrvi Bisel. Washington
Roh,. MoCsy. Ime>tone-Balli". :, ncN'nch.
Observe that each Agent has m Engraved Ger
,ifca,c of Agency. containing a representation Of
ur GRANDRETH'S Mandatory At Sing Sing
aud upon whlch viii also he seen exact copies of
the nr'r hbejs now used upon the BrGndreh PiH
D0rCS.
Phll,delphis, Office No s, North 9Th street.
Is. BRANDRETH, VI. ID
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I,ENNSYLYANIA.

The f,llowing list shows the current value Of all
PENNSYLVANIA hank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may I've placed upon it, as it Is erery ,cseh
carefully compared with ard corrected from Bick-
peIl's
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'aSHE Subscriber respectfully annnuncrs t. the
q public, that he ms orcnrd a Hotel IN III. com.
mohious brick hui!ding situate the Of
hind ard PInc str..fs, where h. wir be harpv to
visit rp'r 'h"'c who NAV flvor Rim Wit, ihrir
company. The Eaae Hotel is la rs- aud con,r,i-
cn' and furnished Ia the Ne I n,"'cru Al, L.. Il is
provided -Iih l-rEc nrmhrr Of we'll aired snd
comfortable s'r-linc apartments, rnoms, private
parlnrs, &c. PrIsOns VISITING Willam.nor' on hu.
siness ~ p'rssure. r,r rest .ur~d th,t eN-
rriion will hc used 70 render their snnurn st The
Eagle Hotel pleasant and ssrrr.hle. His Table
will he supplied with the very best the market af-
inrds, aud his TAR ~nh he choicest vines and other
l,qror'-th.rgcs ,r..nu,hle. The Eagle Hotel
possesses Frcslcr advantages in point &c locatian
than other .m't.r shlShIrrut in Ih~ borough,
h'inc situate in the business pnrr Of The town. and
within aconv"nIcri distance Of tho Court House
and " N,lhaa'spor' and Elmiy, RAN Rond Drpu,.
Sufficient StalhuE provided, and good aud rusty
"stirrs always in attendance,
Attentive, accommodating and honr>, Servant.
h,Ne been omrio, ed. -ni no ing icf, rndorr that
will add 10 tie comfoi and accommodation Of his
guests.
There viii be n carriage awaNs in attendance at
the B"st Landing To convey passengers to and from
the House, free of charge.
CHARLES BORRuWS.
Nav rttL 1870 If
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T1cGiCated Syrup Of siIia.

fh'lndl lphia, April l0th, lsii.
Mr. Joux \. C,~TRtLI,
Drar >ir,-Having he,n afflicted fnr upward, Of
two years with liberation of the throat, dc,trnyiig
the whole "f he sot palate, then through the upper
part of nav mouth into my nose from which sc,rT-
u iecc- of hote came out, which partially destroy
ed my speech, through a kind Providence ond Your
Nrdcal"l Syrup of SarsapsiIl', am nav restored
Ia peri, c, health, and my sight. which WAS much
impair d, L. : strong as when hoy.
| though, it duty owed ,oy"u and those simi,
larly affect, d, ,o make il fuhlic
lours, Il specially,
SANIEI. KIRK,
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OAKIEY'S
DEPURATIVE sYRUP.

VI>HE valuable properties of Oskley's Deputa.
4 tive Syrup of SarsaparilIa, as purifier Of the
blood, Is so well known I, the public generally,
that 1t is unnecessary TO occupy much space in set
ting forth the advantages TO We derived from It's
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duccd. it takes precedence over all others: every
ouc that has taken IT, have derived signal hcne.
fetal results from it, that il i1 recommended hy
them with the utmost confidence. Physicians Of
the highest standing in she piofessnn, prescribe j,
,o rstienti under their care /; containing Bothips
dehter"us hut being composed of the mos, niii,
yet cffcacous vegetable materials. il is offered with
confidence es the cheapes, aud most sficicn, pu.
riher Of the blood now known. The use Of few
bottles especially in the spring months. will be at.
tended with most decided improvement iu the ge.
neral strength ofthe system, eradicaing any seeds
Of disease that may have been generated, besides
giving health and yigcr TO the hody.-Fot the cure
Of Srotula Kings Evil, Rhcumatisro Tcuer,
Pimplcs eruptions of the Skin. White Swelling
Fistuls, Chronic Cough Asthma, &c. The uu.
merous certificates in the possession Of the sutscri.
her aud his agents from physicians and others are
sufficient, tn convince tue most skeJtcal of its su.
Terori,y over all preparations Of Sarsaparilia.
S,h wholesale aud retail, by the proprietor,
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, North 5th street. Rea.
ding, Beiks County, and 10 I've bad of the following
persons:
In Northumberland Countv-H. 4. Mass.r,
Sunhury; Leland e. M,xcl, McEwensville
Krausrr. Milton.
III Union CouniH-J Gearhart, Sclinsgrove.
A. Gu'rlins. Miiiliuhurg
In Columbia Co,.nty.-R. w. McCay, Wash
ingion.
Reading. March IA, ls43.
Ma. O,KLEr:-I believe it the uty Of every
one tn do whatever in their power lIcs, for ha b ne
fit Of their fellow MAJ, and having had positive
proof in nv own family. of the wonderful properties
of Your DrpurAve Syrup Of Sarsaprrilla NJ st
corsricn,ou>v recommend it TO the afflicted. We
bad the misfortune to t,se two Of our children. by
the breaking out o ulcerous sn:es that covered The
face. bead and neck. although W. had some Of the
most scientific physicians 10 attend them and had
iIied all the known remedies. including Svaim's
Panacra. without nvol. Another OF my children
was attacked in the same manner, her face and
neck was completely covered; the d,srha-ge so
offensive, and The disease at such height ,ha,
dcspars,l al her lir. Seeing The wonderful effects
oi ,our Depurhtiye Syrup 81 Slrsaparl,, we were
induced to- make Trial OF II, as the last resort; il
acted like a charm; the ulcers commenced healing
Immediately a few bottles entirely r,.toredlcr to
her health, which she has erioycd unntcnu,tchlv
since. As purifier oi the blood, verify he.
hrve II has not its equal
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Corer Of Tenth and Coa,es Streets

7, Gshril Juns,on, No, Reckless Street. DO GER
IN that NV wife, Jane, was afflicted ior two years
vh Rhcums irm. and ri lat was entirely d,ahleJ,
sn thai she obliged t. be- confined 10 bid le.r.
ing of caut'eIl's Meca'rd syrup nj Sa's'par'''a,
"r Anti Scorhu'ic Syrup, pr"ru'eI i"nr holtl' ;,
which completely removed all her pains aud s.-
ness from her imhs; iva more hnrrcs made per-
feet cure. Sic is now able Ia attend 70 her hnusr-
hold duties as usual. GABRiL JONSTON,
PhLadelphis, Jan. 22j, ls44.
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TO Country Merchants.
Boots, Shoes. Bonnets. Lcghorn anc
Palm Leaf Hats.
G. W. & l.. B. TAYLOR,

at the s. f. corncr Of Nnrkci anil fIiih SIS,
EBILADILIEIEA,
OFFER f'r safe an ,sten.''c 's'orlnrnt Of the
oahn,e artlcs all Of which they sell nj unusual
~ low prices, nnd particularly invite the attention
of buyers visiting the civ, To an txam,noti,n Of
lhru stock. q. W. q l.. u. TAYLOR.
Phhadclphia. Nav -. lSl4.-lv
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Uj' Descriptive Pamphlets may be had Of the
agents, (Gratls) J, w. FRlLiNG,
Sudbury. Nov. Q, iS4i.-ly .9genf.
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0NATrRE,s FAYNRlTE pRESCRIPTION,"

a prescription cnngeni,l 10 our wants, as tits PIE
pared from chemical extracts from substances wh,ch
the author Of nature has placed in our own land
for wise purposes that many who know nothing
vi the mode of It's rrcpsr ,'ion cndeavoring to
reap pecuniary benefits Ivy selling atice similar
IN name or in appearance, or by representing their
own trash as superior to this BhI.SAM, or hy put
ting up mixture and sNlemny asse evcra,ing tha, it
is imported from f,egn country, which is no' the
case. All ,tese deceptive arts 20 to show that
Wasriu's RlLslS is known to the world to he
"THE GREAT REMEDY." and that to sell
any mixture i, must hr Ike this Ia name, or pur-
port To be like i, in su'stsucc.
az Believe not The cunuingly wroueh, fab,cs.
ii,ns-and take only the original and genuine
WIsrAu's B,LsAs or WILp cuipnY.
NO OTHER CAN BE LKxa 1T.
Address all orders 10 ISAAC BUTTS, No. 81
Ann ST., New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRIIING. SunLwy,
ID. BRAUrIGAM Northumberland
J. X. MOVER. BhomSbVg,
J. WAGGONSELLER, Set'ns- Grore,
BROWN & GREASY, MHnrNe.
Feb. 22d. lSd5 5-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-18

A WINTER SoRAp.-The following quaint
rptaph was written on the tombstone OF a
YOUTH at Firth, in Dcrbyshlre, England. The
comparison is seasonable;
sour life is bu, winters day
Some ouly breakfast, and away!
Others to dinner stay, and are full fed
The oldest man but snps and goes 10 bed!
Large is his debt who fingers out the day;
Who goes the soonest las The least TO pay"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

Per ship Abby Frances from New York-M Warng &
CO; e. Jones; Marshall. Rowe & co: Deshon q
Myers Merrill; Rix. Kendall & co: w II Bnnnell; b
Laton co; Campbell. Owen 4 co; o Mazanpe Il co
Fosdck & Charlock: Seaman; Kelly & A lien; J Con.
ming; Nsbet I; PARKER co; E q Center g. co. Bar
ron. Mead & co; Mrs RartrtG Donald ~ Marshall; w
II Redwood: Rupert McLelland: F Rowls Il CO..
Wilson MAY; Mobile Ins Co: TIaviland, Clark 81 CO
o Cummins; G Arnold; w II & II Crawford; A &
Wolff Tartt Stewart Il Coz L'Honmedieu, Bros; T
Miller & cos Smith Dabney q co; J T FRANKLIN Whit.
sett Garner e. CO; Gage Post; II Chidsey; Blood
good q Foote CO; HUMPHREYS, Walsh Il Coz Ma lo-
Ross & Blocker; n Brewer; l. GuerInger; l. Mer-
chant a. CO: Aud; Dade & Reynolds.
Per ship Howell I'm Ballimare-Grggs. Barney &
co; II Schroeder: ID Howell Hayden d Lee; Beers
Il Smith; w Fl Redwood.
Per steamboat james Day from New Orleans
CruZst; & / Jones; C Wpsteldi r Bro; Fry
Bliss Il co; Mccoy Johnson; Sands Il co.. {; Forno N
co; C w Ogden; P-rryman Sons Geo Wood Foster &
Batelle Wright & Cunningham; McRae, Ravesies &
Bullock w Dawson: q Huber; r Richard; Cu
lum; A Ounce; ] Weeks.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

Letter Of Col. A. PIcKETT. 10 The Hon. p. ".
KITTRELL, On the sutjset Of Slass IntrodatctioH.
MONTGOMERY Nov. 10, 1S45.
Hon. P. W. KITTRELL;-
Dear Sr,-The Legislature win soon be in ses-
sion, and my discussion of tho subject Of Negro In
Production must terminate with this communication
MIR. ], +. Graai Of Jacksonville has recently pub
shed Yosr able Report 10 the last GeiieraI Assem-
sTRIcTIVE LAWS. This Intelligent editor has AL
so connected with il sound arguments of his own,
favorable To the question | must here be permitted
TO remark that You and that gentleman deserve tie
thanks Of oil citizens who feel deep interest in the
future welfare Of the State Of Alabama. Your Re-
port and Bill up late hour in the lnds, OF
the confusion Of accumulated business, and 1t is 10
be regretted, that the friends Of the we're in
consequence Compelled to adjourn over its consde-
| ration. ] understand that il your Intention 10
bring up the question at the ensuing session. hope
you will not fail to do for yoar section of country
must be as much afflicted with this great evil as any
other portion Of the Stale. strengthened IN lhis
opinion by the late Report Of the Grand Jury OF Per-
| ry, who entirely coincide with my views, Mr.. Viii.
lis M. Pleasant 1.-THE Foreman) says:--'Marlon is u
| great mart for slaves. Perry county has suffered
much from the introduction Of that species Of prop
eriy among us, by persons who live in other States
who have interest in common with ours, who
DRAIN Us OF OUR MONEY, AND LEAVE Us A su.
PERABUNDAScE OF LABoRERs.''
| now, sid, present for your consideration few
deductions from he following Tables, which has been
| prepared with much care, and | trust will he found
to be correct. These views are confined TO branch
of the subject which have not heretofore discussed
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

New JERSEY ELEcTIoN-It came near being
victory for the democrats and we have every rea.
TO be satisfied with The result. The wing major.
ity on joint ballot is but eight; last year it was 49,
In counties the office of sheriff was the subject
OF contest, and four democrats were chosen 10 three
wings. SIX county clerks were chosen, five of whom
were democrats. The Trenton Emporiem says
''The democrats have not obtained the majority IN
the legislature, but they have done much bette They
did not undertake 10 graphic with the enemy at this
election. They did put forth their whole strength,
but only much was necessary test the strength
Of the foe They entirely satisfied with the result
Camden, which was whig last fall has capitulated,
and Salem and Passaic have yielded in part. The
second congressional dirtrict, where Mr. Wright was
elected last fall by 400, and which was largely
wing in the great presidential contests Of 1910 and
1874, has again wheeled into the democratic ranks.
George Sykes, the democratic candidate, is elected
by majority Of about twelve hundred and the couu-
~ Of Burlington of The uniform whig coun-
ties in the stae sends FIVE democratic members 10
the legislature. This is better than an empty boot
less victory, which would be productive only of mis-
chief; and will great rejoicing not only here
at home but through the length aud breadth Of the
Union"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

sorfioE 5uPERIrrEspAcr PUBLIC TIaBEA.


oRfioE 5uPkRINrEspAcr PUBLIC TIhBEh.
Mobile, 2lst Nov. 1916.
EIRCULAR---It being an object Of the Govern-
~ ment to preserve aud prevent from waste tho
Timber onlhe Pa5iie Lands, such as Pas, Ook.
Cypress, &C., Tor the of the Navy. the UNDER
signed has been instructed to take steps necessary
to carry oul the wislics Of the Government in that
particuar-hereby gives public notIcs that any per-
son or persons hereafter found cutting, telling or
carving of timber from anv ofIhe public lands, or
lands belonging 10 the United States. in the State
of Alabama, adjacent 10 the Quito Mexico, in the
counties Of Mobile, baldwin, and Washington, will
be prosecuted in pursuance Vi the Laws 81 Goa
gress in such oaecs L.Ate hnd provided.
1t is not Inc object Of the Government 10 inter-
fere with those claiming pre- emplion rights on
public ands WHO only cut timber enough 10 build
fences, hon.es for dwellings, &C.. provided tim
Der is carried of for sale Those who have been in
the habit of cutting aad carrying of from the public
lands, pine, OAK, cypress, juniper, So will do well
10 attend to this nolice,
-nuy24 245Ew ]. @, LYON.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

EMIG RATIoN.-Ii looks like some parts of our
State will be almost tepopuated, from the number Of
persons we see on ileir way Westward. Wagons
are daily passing though our village loaded with
families and Household furniture, seeking some land
Of Egypt where they nay find for the susienance
Of themselves and their little ones--many Of them,
doubt, leaving bdlind with reluctant hearts, the
graves Of their ANCESTORS and the homes Of their
youih, parting too, with friends whom they never
expect 10 meet aga in time. Hundreds of our fell
low-cizens are thus forced, by the dispensalon Of
Providence, to seek home 10 strange lands. May
they realize their npst sanguine anlicipaiions and
may happiness and prosperity ever attend them
wherever their lots may be cast Anderson Is.
C.) Gazette.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

Per steamboat W w Fry I'm Selma-Toomer, Gay &
90 u bales; Rigg. CO 54 Rves, Battle & 30;
d Nave 81 Lahuzan Olds 10; f Csrlislg e. 81 De-
sha, Smith e. CO So; Pope & Son 90. Bovkin McRae
IS; Lesesne g. Dickinson Ensiis 8; Andrews Daw-
3; DouaId Marshall 8: 9 Stebbins SO; LeAvens
Malone 4; Gordon Il Curry 2.
Per steamboat Potomac I'm Demopolis-II A schroe
der 100 bales; Gordon Curry To-; Bradford Saunders
10; Donald Marshall Z; Dickinson Eustis IS; Allen
d Iiaden 81; Il Ledyard g. CO 62; Desha, Smith Il co
So; Smith, Walker co 7; Thompson. Mnheson Il Sim
moas SIS Campbell q Crawford Il Gowdy %; Leavens
4 Malone 81; Harwe & Davis Is; Boykin & McRae To-;
Toomer Gay CO A; Rives, Battle Il co 20; . Stall.
worth 4: Scott slough e. 60 so.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

Per bark Abby Frances from New-York-F w Hint
and LAZY Miss Jordan, Mrs Bartlett, children and svt
Messrs BARTLETT MantoD, Scofeld, ] Lawrence
Tillman, During, r Shuthafer. Hatsfed-7 sirerage
Per steamboat james Day from New. Orleans
Mesdames Bracket, Leon, McCov, Hunter, Mes.rs KEEL
boucher Parmly. Davis. Prentice, Boyd, O'Roske Jar
vis, Thorn, Goodson Gilman, TnIhii Fisher. Wilson
Maygood, Gatewood, Salzman, Mofehead, New land, w
PATIO. Stewart Merrill Auburn. Long Jordy, Whitney
Rev Mr. lfackett-23 on deck
Per steamooat w w Fry fin Selma-Messrs Grissett, s
English Carbon, Powers, Cox, Baron Bennett, Shan
non THOMPSON, Dnboss, lneraham. Rigs, Slaughter II
Ward Saunders, Lindsey, Marley, Rabbit. Holden j o
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

WABASH AND ERIE CAHAL.-We take great
pleasure says The Toledo, (Ohio,) Blade, in an.
nouncng to our readers the extension of this noble
channel OF trade. forty-nine miles further west The
new work between Lafayette and Covington. is so
its entire length.
This will give the trade Of Toledo an additional
fifty miles Of highly productive country. Fifty
miles at step is something worth cons,de-ng. -
I'VE had. before, added to our Canal, this season,
100 miles, connecting with Cincinnati: so Ina, we
have twice much canal, in extent and SIX times
as much for business as we had five mouths ago
The lines with their branches. now bringing produce
10 this point exceed FIVE hundred and forty miiesI''
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

MORE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs.-We learn
from passengers the Alhambra, that the steamer
Richmond, noticed by us OH Saturday, fiom Louis
vile for this port, struck snag The 18th instant
near w inssnvllle bar, and Immediately sunk -
The boat is supposed to be a total loss. The pr,n.
cipal part of her cargo will be saved IN damaged
co idtion, together with her machinery and fui nj
ture. The boat fully insured.
The steamer Little Rock in descending The Mis-
sour: from Weston TO St. Louis, when some twenty
i've miles above Jefferson, struck a snag. She was
rounded 10 and filed with water at The Shore Boat
total loss. The passengers all saved. She was
loaded with hemp and hides--lhe latter saved the
lormer ost-[N. q. Tropic.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

The estimated loss occasined by the late FIRE al
Sag Harbor, is from $lbO,O'0 10 $4,000 About
half Tins amount is covered b! insurance. All the
narara of the Suffolk Co. Bank we're preserved
having been deposited in one of Wilder's Salaman
der Safes, which taken fro,, the ruins with il
contents uninjured.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

Co In noticing Morse's Geographic Maps yes
terday, the types made us use word not very con-
plimentary TO The character of the work. Mapping
paper was printed wrapping paper.
The word Geography means writing or painting
in wax-an art which MIR. Morse has, we believe
introduced to the public for the first time in its APP
plication TO the de neation Of maps.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

BALT1MORE-Per ship e Uowell-360 key. ma ls
so bills hf do liq 50 do whiskry do hr do her
rings. l25 hxs wine, IS SKIS coffee so bXs tnbaccu
PORTLAND-Prr rhr Wave-40 bhs soHp 23 do no.
tatoes 10 do do beans II do apples SO dozen
buckets III empty bbls.
NEW-ORLEANs-Per steamboat J l. Day-l0 bbls
brandy 90 do, hf de- beef li4d do whskey "a -four
is do OIL do ckS bacon, ck% ITO bvs caret "a cks
rice 80 kegs butter SO do lard 81 SKIS shorts AZ do
l3l pcs hagging, 25 bys cheese, 12 SKIS corn. &C.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-26

The lost mail from Albany has been found II was
picked up in the street Of New York on the morn
ing Of the 18th instant by rag collector. AZ far
as be ascertained BY comparing the mail matter
found with the pestbis, everything s safe,