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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
lrngne1ic Prlntlng TeIcgrnph.

We were few days since shown specimen
of printing, said TO have been performed by a
magnetic telegraphic apparatus now in this city,
which, with the representations made to us Of
the hitherto undreamt of facility ofoperation Sc,
cured by the invention, would seem to indicate
that we are yet but at the commencement oftel-
egraphic science. We have been promised an
early opportunity to see this wonderful apparatus,
and witness its operation--which done, we will
probably be able to do something more than
merely excite public curiosity and wonder on the
subieci,--N. Y Negs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned as
l Y Administrator on William Utterback's estate.
will offer for sale at the door of the Court House. in
Harrison County, the 18th day of July next, The
following described real estate, situate in said county
to wit The south half of the half Of the north
benville Land District, containing 40 acres.
Said land is pleasantly and well stuatedin Franklin
Tp The land isof good quality and is well water
ed The title is also good. The terms (Which will be
moderately will be made known on the day of sale
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. M. of said day.
ROBERT B. UT'TERBACK,
Administrator of VIM. Utterhack,
June 1S 1945-At1
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

General Jackson died on the same day upon
which Sir Richard Jackson, commander of the
British forces in Canada was seized with his fa-
tai illness. The latter survived until the next
morning.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

DR.. Patterson, recently appointed postmaster,
at Rome, Ga, has been arrested, charged with
robbing Col. Hacket's Office Of $1,000, and the
county cerk'sofice of$S5. Some $l700 was
found in his possession, but he denies the robbie
ry.--N. Y, Nees.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BALsAM

Is certain, safe and efecual remedy for Dysentery
Narrhea, or Looseness Cholera Morbus, SUMMER
COMPLAINT, Colic, Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach
Sick and Nervous Headach, Heartburn, Waterbrash,
Pain or Sickness of the Stomach, Vomiting, Splitting
up of Food after Eating, and also where it passes thro'
the body unchanged, Want of Appetite, Rostlessness
and Inability to Sleep, Wind in the Stomach and Bow
els, Mysteries, Cramp, Nervous Tremors and Twich.
ngs, Sea Sickness, Paintings, Melancholy and lowness
Of Spirits, Fretng and Crying of Infants, and for all
BOWEL AFFECTIONS, and NERVOUS DISEASES
This is of the most efficient pleasant, and safe
compositions offered to the public for the
the various arrangements of the STOMACH and BOWELS,
and the only article worthy of the least confidence for
curing CHOLERA INFANTUM or SUMMER COM
PLAlNT and in all the above diseases it really acts
like a charm.
All persons requested to try it. for without excep-
ten is the most valuable family medicines ever yet
discovered Hundreds, nay, thousands, Of certificates
have been received from Physicians Clergymen, and
families Of the first respectabity bearing the strongest
testimony in its favor too numerous to publish. For
in sale Cadiz hY Mclean Knox. May 81.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pursuance of an alias order of the Court of Com
Il mon Pleas Of Harrison county, to me directed,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, the door of the
Court House, Harrison county, Saturday, the 18th
day of August next, at O'clock P. NJ, of said day.
the following real estate, to wits Part of the N. 4.
quarter of Sec 6, township g. range a. in the Steuben
vile land district containing four and twelve per-
obes being the ofand on which George Ar
thur lived the time of his DEATH Terms made known
on the day of sale. WILLIAM REED,
june l9-4t-pd.l Administrator of Geo Arthur, decd
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NEW SPRING q SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPRING a. SUMMER GOODS.
" ME subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
Il their customers and the public generally that ihey
are now receiving and opening large and well seec
ted assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which have been purchased in the eastern cities at
such prices will enable them to sell at cheaper rate
than heretofore offered in this place. Persons
wishing to purchase cheap goods win do well, and save
too, by just calling at the store of
April l6, lS45. KILGORE, LYONS g. co.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
WITH. SHARP & co.

DESPECTFULLYi Y in form their friends and the pub
q lie generally, that they have located themselves
IN the town of SrEUBENvILLE, where they intend man
ulacturing and keeping constantly hand every va-
city OF COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WARE. Job Work
OF every description, such spoutng, gutter ETC., and
any thing in their line executed with neatness and de-
spatch They will also keep hand variety of Stoves
among which is a new and highly improved COAL
COOKING STOVE, Patented by j. J. ANDERSON
This stove is constructed principles truly phiIo-
sophcal, and in several material points, differ from any
heretofore manufactured. 1t contains cylindrical oy.
en- which is entirely encirccd with fame and conse-
quenty bread and other articles are baked with per
feet equality in every part and perfectly secured from
smoke and SCOT Ii is calculated for burning either coal
or wood consumes much less fuel, and requires SO
much less attention than any other stove now in use,
as must render it desirable object in every family
Particular attention is requested to the following
CERTrFICATE
CADlz, Jan. 18th, 1915
This is to certify that we have used the new cooking
Stove for sale by William Sharp of Seubenville and
have no hestancy in saying that for economy in fuel
cleanliness and eXactess in its performances it is su-
peror to any which we have seen.
WILLIAM Hamilton, IonN LYLE,
WILLIAM BARRETT Thomas LEE,
JOHN McFADDEN, ADRIAN HOLMES,
GEORGE HOLMES.
From their long experience and strict attention to
business, they feel confident that they will be able to
give satisfaction to those who may give them CALL
Persons DESTROYS make purchases will do well to call
and examine their wares before purchasing elsewhere
Their mandatory is in the building lately occupied by
John Milligan Cabinet shop, on Fourth ST., three
doors north of Crimes Tavern.
Orders from merchants and others thankfully received
and promptly attended to-
Steubenville, April l8, 1S45
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S. MOORE,
Hat & Cap Manufacturer

-WHoLEsALE AND RETAII--
No SO Wood street, Sd door below Diamond Alley
CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
Every variety of the fashionable Hats and Caps,
at the lowest prices. Also, Wool Hats and Ladies'
Fancy Furs. mar &c
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Eastern Agency for the sentinel.

VB. PAlMER, Esq, is our authorized agent for the
collection Of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel and recepng therefor, in the cities of Phila-
delnb;a Baltimore, New York and Boston. His Offices
No 59 Pine street, Philadelphia southeast corner
of Baltimore and Calvert Streets Baltimore; NJ. 30
Ann street, New York; and No. l6, State ST., Boston,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
MILITARY GOODS

No. IS, MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH
VIZ subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, large and general assortment
of MILITARY GOODS. consisting in part of Swords.
sashes, Epauletts Buttons Laces Cords Braids Cans
Plumes, Pompoms, &c. Volunteer companies supnled
with equipments banners, flags, &c.
june 26 If JOHN b. McFADDEN g. Co.
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rHE rATENr GALvANIC RINGS.


remarkable
ton Vt thu Medical profession OF Great
been suieienty long before the American pubic
OF it, and rnaey. The Patent
been found 10 all the which the ordinary Gal
Nal'e Battery or Electric and Magnetic machines used
~bout ui tbr Injurious shocks which
cations by those Instruments aud
safe aud certain accomplishing the desired object
The Gilvanie Rings have been used Perfect
~ rheumatism acute Chronic,
ints Goat TIC Dpoeus ToOthaec BrpncLs Vertigo
SICK Headache Pafaysis Pas-y Ep-psy
f. Camp Pslptaon Of The Heart AppopIy Stiffness
ianhaso spinal Complaints NeurAs General D-by D-ncen
~ VI Nervous Energy and all Nervous Disorders Their
dnary eject the be Beiryed
Aai certain preventive for the pec-jag
equally to be recommended The GaVanie Rings EVERY
perfectly harmless and sold be within the
all Chnstie's Magnetic flu'd ufrd In h The Rings
q" tennf their -rGsnI aud deeI
tFu-noe particular which affected For
certificates Of the hShH character regarding
Gsahc Rinss ahd Magnetic fud reference
embellishments OF They be the Oee. The only
Ia New YoTs 10 AZ ~ 10 Fulton ~ sun BuilJinxl
10 guard maud DI Christie Appoints az. nj ~
any of the cities ofhe United states Tbs
~ Richmond 10 Al ALEX DUVAI A cos
II u,in Street
PRICE, For Gold Rings 81 and $3.50 zach: for Common
Rings. 50 FLUID, Der .ouIc.
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c IL n A = H A LII .

FALI. -tFTLY On
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
Rf the ships Montezuma and Adirondack va
- New York AID The Nrsinan C.y Liverpool
The subs s-r has received % of has Supplies:
shd ~ The sh2 HAis oH Liverpool daily r1Ietsd
w iSn' lie viii tae remainder
EaHh-h~a'c. drct fr.n the MSngfaeurets cor aS
shsI-, snd ysrierEs
Ny the regular Paesrs from Boston be receipt sup
pArs OF a from The Manufacturer. prepared
Neiy axr and dSsab superior gots
To oil Who may
Country Merchants ani otbes particularly exam ne
he gSis afi
who lay fJT .ssb, sud to pune;uA eHsOu.rrs
aig~ aSsntu-ht Lard Lamps itg GIa es stone
ware &c On band HUGH A. WATT,
M , NJ,
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
ORA per and II

t-s returned from the North with the fashionable
G'ois inporird TOT The ,Tad-Ibry
o@AiY beie eLe~Ts. lie public
generally TO call and riImine .m lie pledges himself
rn Oh as"a.onlbe teams the qualify be puchaed
the UnoH.
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RiebmonS Dailp tubia.
Editors, ITO. IL. a,ni.sH.E..


Pros a. os-eia-a Hy.iL
THANKSGIVING
Tome iofth. come forth, TO the tesisl board,
As our sirrs we've wont ia the DAYS OF old;
The r-apers are home with their harvest hoard
The h.ids have HE'D to their winiry fold,
Ani the culleis VI fruits our vaults have stored
WIN the wealth Ut the orchards freight 81 gold
Come iorih come ior,h with your heartfelt praise,
To swell tho songs at the affairs side;
fnr u lofty psa an ~ God we raise,
who has seAtisIed has love-gilts free and wide,
And still, from the wan earths earliest days,
His seed-uRo and harvest hath not denied
Come iorih-to the haunis of your childhood come:
70 the roof IN whpse shadow. yout life wa. pu,,,.
~ the hearth OF the household there Yet - room,
"h-ie your breath Of thanksgiving filtered irst
The taagoi Is blazing your welcome home,
And iron joyful lips shall your greeting burst
There's q rudJy ting the wtnkled cheek.
For the pulse oi aye hath quicker How;
Aud giesm Ike the light ct youth. doth break
Mid the csTe-~orn shade the old mans brow:
'for the visions Ut DID IN his soul awake:
The scenes Of his childhood round HIM now.
Oh this is the day when the thought goes back
Yer The hbwefy paths of our early year;
Where the garlsnds OF Joy have sirewn the tack
And hidden the graves OF our hopes and Tears,
AID the names oi the friends ~hose tones we lack,
steal over the hsart like gush oi tears.
lis The hour when kindred circle. meet
That sui inust the wsndereT homowatd bring
When the echo Vi chi.dhOod's ureiess feet
through the halle OF their fathers homestead ing
When Rladness bresihes the tones we greet
Aud a murmur OF love to the lips doth spring
Come ioih. come forth the humble cot
Where the chilalren vi want aud sJrfvw rove
Whefe the hand al tue !. aper gamers not
The stores that's Fathers goodness prove;
Aud the poor man ~seps ior the toii-ome lot
u his live
A blessing wherever its trace appears;
To tighten tho song winch sorrow wea,.s
Where povsrty's portion Is STEPPED in tears;
And freely hing, from your bursting sheayes,
Lake the reapers Ut Boar, the pie aning ears.
We hslo~ the day fathers did,
with ninging al gisduess, aud praise and prayer
Win Wiling boon Tor tie lowlest she'd
That the hungry aud poor ~ thanks may share
That the seanilest liable be freely spread.
And the lip VI the noufner a blessing bear.
For the sons Of the feeble pilgrim band,
Who INST ON n distant rock-bound bay
Gave thanks for the gifts OF the teemirg land,
Have spread over mountain and stream away
And sOag at praise shall TO God ascend
From myriad Of burning lips to-day.
Come forth, come forth with the al ming bell
a joyous throng 10 the sltar's side;
Come niipge your tones with the organs swell;
And, where the door Ut the feast stands wide,
Let the gray -hairrd sire TO his grand-chId tell
A tale oi our Nations gTaislul pride.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR

WIZ fnnkhn Manufacturing Company have on hand At hr,
rAFER MILL near the Depot OF the southern Railroad so,
assortment OF rttfa sup-rhne dn- AMI s.s L al
nat cap pap"rs ruled and PLAIN. also Hed- printing eny,y and
Wrapping Fap"r OF various sNsg wholesale ufte.-
10 winch they i%s attention assured Tat in aarv nd
rss 'syT nsuuts eite Will bear Comparison sh thv
OF aly Nonhr'n Factory They Ygrps u execute, o fo
aHy Description OF p1pvT that Ne ~ th. esone ma,
treuHr Merchants ate reqursted 10 can t m.
- $50 wv 'H''s-ctNes- NH
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

~ hthSoSD. ~
III winter Course Of Lectures ia the Metli.
Dcp.ra-rt Hssar.s-r svd.~, I,,r,,. .,s
IN ktosnSn honLy The 9Th OCTOBER ,..,
Tss new c.s.s' ~. , Ts., ,.'I r.,ss.
,v,,x -,,,-.u-.., = -, -. :. .'"p-'eS ar'
v..as,. ~h.eh are osuaIa-a ia ssy ,s.,.as m ,a r.
Il, .aLa.o, a, a. -, -. , =. 'e v "'a"'-
vii 10 ry,, ,,ul,,tv :, an. ,o,. u., 49,. Hs's's'
P,r-,,,,,,, - -, A.. ~ H".f "'a-r
opportunity % wit, .-..x IN. s,.-,., ,,-., a. a.,
~hich eaIla upon IN tvs. in ~. :, b..
NE The number of H@of md u'isor Surgical
NJ. ,,,,ss ,i.,I ~ =, 100. th- N-iesI ct.''
l--s;,, :. -, a. p "' "vu'"h u .
ISo rIrII rn nj "a pa',.
cine. - = - -'
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DRUEN & CO, Manufacturers Of MaIl.alle

R'tN'''tN " NsV'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIT HdIIFuIIIt
- Iron Castings the Rs road Depot foot Of Market
Nswstk N J. all kBl- Iatb-,r
ani Machinery 1aos sh-a- Curriers'. knvrp, d-.cp
Ton OF Maleabe Cutery Collars for
livery Kind and character "f Msr.abn Castings
Europ- OF Country We invite CaIsg-
~ Manufacturers, Hardware Merchants, Buiir
sons Who such auees south sDHth
IA aNis ~h-I. they will be able Puehas saving k
IL" pad for article
Newark. N J S-pt - 6m
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70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
IOHN SARNAl. No. 3 Market Bridge

N i.
" po--asiop offs ~ C,n
Boots AMI rbOr-. all kinds guIs IAd,, cord
Cater Buskns; DO Ties a.t
ins Cater Buskn Morocco Cater Buskbs Wans
Shoes OF all kinds and quaes slso Misses Chrens
do Gentle mems Gne French calf Booe,s s
few cases Of Gents calf and psRrd Boors
lie wOud .afnrsy sud respectfully solicit examination the
above by County Merchants VISITING cIy pTou.a. Ia .
tssn Goods favourable a n he city
apt JOHN sAEyAy
wv sPOhTshEN-For sale, genuine doublr barrel
hsnob s-eond hand the property OF retired EinToi
Will he sold low aud has GIufe. oas-, &c, coppirI..
DC ~ = sIrTiIpuI ,Nn
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VISIT OAK HALL,
HOSTON. Mass.
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.

II pom the suvgestion Of several ue nil.nen of
u R.,,o,, ~, 81 ...;,i,r B.. =. =. Al, - -,
IN, Ia INV .,t,b.m.,I hi, oos,. n, cT,i -, ,, az, a.
Nv inf for mn, pr ~ H. VI 80, ~ 49,, ns,,
~ n,y,,. -, - 80, IT,. c.,,s ~ WV " :" ' 'i"''
hneommun,,,t nj ou,,. mn., y. .o, ,, an, .on,
n,,J with IN. money or J,n payah- in E,s,on =, 80 a.
~, $3.50. =. - ~. -, III -, - 80. 'h
eopuIsn or .lm s h-,,b, and his ,rgh, al, ., 49,,
,o.su,. Lu 4 ,no,L, 80, a, ,.,e..,s sa-, =, -, -.
a.. ~ 90. "a, -. o..
v,,.,e a . oL III ~ $3.50 1000 ~ "
FALL CAMPAIGN,
,sn.,n., ~ -, ar o.'s''. DesiGhs tof
.,v,cr IN epnrs. S,nS nry 20 49, ~, ~. NC =.
,.,,,,, Wv, =. ~ Nc
sp.upS ripruPs ,Sn Syr,,rps' x,s,, W =, :, y, =
1870. "a, w,, 800 w., 49,, ION haI'I'
lbs. ~ ~ $1,000 >'' ~ '"'"'E,i'h pSn-
f, -, - -. 49,, - -, 81. a.. r., u, ...- a.
49,, 49, 80 80 '. '% S a' Heh %, boston anu
- 80 Us, - 80" ,I - 80, -, -, NeNs, uu',hs NH'oh
,nr ,,,.1 NJ, .,,rrrn ~, ~ -, " nv on
m.,t- tn. Han 4, ..ny dr,or,I with aI,0- NJ, 81.
anee Tn, Architecture, being ohie h., r,y-. an, ~ an on
porupty 10 .,y hi. ta,. 10 aJsnn.rr M n,n,,v. h;rb
,i,,n nm, vl are - ne,,ery eh,.. ,n ~, -.
one will be fully eoa,pen.ad Tor the trouble OF ys,Inr IL rh
On effect inieo . IN the
evening ur-aua-d ia Al store this side OF III. Atlantic Much
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Ncw and Rich Styles af Tea and Dinner


USr op-nsd At Gina Hall new aud Ieb
~ syrs OF Tea ADD Dinner Services, s.-naa
lie pubic invited Likewise PAY ,Tl ing Bgr aui
Bio" Jbuner s-Eirz0d Nhi'. GaIe Of various sue. ani
pi.e's Call a. So - ,hina HAL. West Man Street
A.
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"I'INHI" NVHTNTJ' FI"FI' al
sANIL N.S>.Y. sSec.rtaTy.
TIE sub.eb-T Agent for t above Company PREPARED
receive applications LIfe prtiOi
named irT year, for lite. MID any
ric'c.ng stU $50 The INSURANCE
"i the iEIsfmr az metz: IA Nh. above
~ Oiher information d-sng rh-e
in-uhoe VII ais' y lsG kalNn al atom The aivaH
sd-rpd BY . Company, lr,-N.i - equal "
10 those "trrd by OIr eisef ia the =.
unraIn n y GWST1IMEy
Physician 10 I- s"siryhe fanDy phi.,e,In u ibe patty
whose hi1 Co be iniTeI. Aft
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

A""y sine V>uuarSsrNrepfedD from hichmond
ana Peter>burg te md from Norfolk, and
thrssgis to Baltimore,
WITHOUT DErESrloS.
r. The steamboat CURTIS PECK Capt.
John Davis. leaves the wharf Al Rockets
At haf past at O'Clock. Monday. wesnsd.y Friday
isornofs-and the STEAMBOAT Aticr Capt Thomas
thr wharf 1T thu ~a'n- boar Tuesday Tno,-ly Saturday,
cash boat eh snth- intermediates Ming.
sonnrSt WITH th- Ray Boais iisnp,os Hosds
hs' pa.snr-" fonr nosh ~in In bah.os-
nri nothing In inr- To tab. Of I'd. from ey-asd
arrive IN NodoS by hall past O'Clock
Returning ih-y n IN. Road. by oen
~ VIZ no'nhx and airis- nj hIpsst oeio<
Passage ADD hrr from ard after u. NOVEMBER Rieh
mold and Petersbnx ard from Nosf.is..
ras>ars through 10 BALTIMORE, nsah heua
nAskISs ILehY.
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| ID CkENshAw hSohHERs 60 aSer zoe ..i,-
IL - shd- 'tuI suTar
l21 ". Oreans a.
IS bbt CAr.6-l dn
80 packs wo,t--y ,Ioaf ~
no bags Java Core
so
is5 I-ssrsl d.
% Saeabo N
W E4d- No.assss
sos sides sid L7Aikr
hArh.s' S.iriins AMI Rn.s.ulo
io1s Bii'tf aud Cast st-ri
30 Packages Tea
% hSuss sD@. IA Cand.-s
~ 90 soap
$50 seq N-iL
20 tss fEH--rsOd
40 L,>se- Chresa
Z erEOOns Caracas I~h,.
9e1 k-Ks White Lead
) ar ossks Port VIM. pure
PePQef f'U'ento, Starch, Ginger V,A- e. ,-t,- -.
vafieiy Of oh e. anicL- >' ~'", IN.
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To buyer. OF Casinet tu-.I,ure i'm In. ,outh
and eiscss here.
L. ". HUTCHlNGS L. co.

f75 BRO5BHJI MN TORK
lBErwEEN GRAND AND BRoOME STREETS
'INHE subscribers would inform their customers
and the public. that they from their at
ua"n 80. bIoonnr street the
where they have the richest s.-or;-ni of futr. IN Yo
comprising all the anesh MODERN and ether ,t,. %.
much IN at the present day which
M, Tail To induce ,hoss who are Ia purchase.
sranrers visiting the City Cabinet Work
10 eau sia"Er aud oo"par. ia" qusiy and
ma hnae'"rrs T. w. H. n To- vii guarantee every piece
having been got up under th~ir
pfnt.nt-see and warranted equal TO AN, ia,
city si.e where
oe lily o.. W. HuTcHiNGs 4 CO as broadway
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FRESH FAIL DRY GOODS.

ii ELLIS have received
= si ~ h'thNay' from LiyefpooL and b. rre..a ,,t
, " We Noh fan and varied assorta-ut Of Por-sp AMI
y S''is 70 ~lea they invite al.Aiaon Of Cog.,y
Ihrit suck Of Cloths Anl,,s ieayy wo,-.. -
rnni. IS unusually t1rge and at loN s,sss
- No le6 Main Na.h. Cr.n us F,a.,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
L:sts ! sskzzs
E1lIIEgII5II sSiN;EI;IIl N

Is by FAR the Strongest preparation Of Sarsaparila ex
tani. as has been Frequently tested both by its ef.
iecis and aualysls.
Ii is fast taking the place of al other prepara.
tons because ofiS Dcacy Numerous Certificates be-
ing publhed from time To tme) ami btconss of its
superior strength Zone bottle being erml TO six pints
OF Syrup Of Sarsaparilla, two bot les Of any other
eXtract;) tits consequently the bet aud cLsap,st,
requiring less To he taken and cos 'lg less being
sold ut ONE DOLLAR FOR sIFGLE BOTTLE.
IL ID particularly recommended for all Rheumatic
affections; Ulcerous Sores Of the Nose, Throat or
body; Diseases Of The Bones; Diseases Of the Liver,
Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections ofihe SKIN,
or breaking out Of dry and waiery pmples ofihe
Face, Neck and Body; Scrofun; Eryspelas; Con-
si,uiional diseases arising from The of Mercury
and other minerals; SyphiInic and Venereal Afee-
t'ons, AZ well as The greatest purifier Of the blood
and Fluids of the bndy, thai has ever been dscoy-
ered: In short, as general medicine, it has no
equal IN the whole list of medicines ever prepared
or discovered. !
DR.. Ledy, the proprietor. offers 10 refund ,he
money when satisfactory proof is given OF its inef-
cacy, or Of his assert IONS DroyInp untrue,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
kGn - $500

TO TrnVeIIers going North.
SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition Oh
~ the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from hont-
gomery Gala } 10 Charleston Is Co. via columbus,
Macon and Savannah Ga.)-haying less staging and
more rest than any other line TO Charleston.
BY recent arrangements, this line carries IL pas
sengers through ahead Of either of The lines by way
of Augusta, Ga. having 20 miles less staging than
the Georgia Railroad Line.
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival Of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehav, by
raroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line d four
horse post coaches, via Columbus 10 Macon, Ga, las
miles: thence by the Central Railroad TO Savannah,
Ga, 1871 miles, with unsurpassed EXPEDITION and
comfort thence by splendid line of steam packets to
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without ch,rge,
and arrive in Charleston from fou, to six hour be.
fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.