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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18
R. l.. WATKINS & CO., Agents,
APPS Druggists, Mobile, Ala.

hNSPEPTICS! DYSPEPTICS How can
~ you doubt The medical virtues of Canheu's An
h-DyspeDtic POtoder, the snv sure remedy ever Of
lered to the public, prepared expressly for that com
plant, single trial Of which will convince the most
sceptical OF its ability TO in any stage and under
any form; and being purely vegetable persons of the
most delicate constitution may use it all kinds of
weather with perfect safety
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1S43
Mr.. JOHN CANrRELL:-l have taken some of
your Powders, and they the only remedy have
ever found TO relieve from that ireacherous DIS
ease, Dyspepsia. have tried almost every thing
Homeopathic, Thompsonan, Botanic and the old
system of doctor ing. aud found relief from them
for the three years that was troubled with that
disease.
/ advise those that are troubled with Dyspepsia 10
give il fair trial, and prove for themselves its eff
cacy II removes giddness from the head hea, mess
and burning from The breast and stomach and brings
the digestive organs TO the natural state. do hear
tiy believe, il given far trial, il will effect per-
iect cure. ROBERT s. GAvETT,
No. Unlon-street, South wark.
Numerous references Can be given as 10 The ef,ica
cy of the medicine. SETH w. ROBERTS,
ian2S sign of the Green Mortar.
BULLS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR-
DSAPARILLA--ln soliciting the attention of
the Medical Faculty and The public generally to the
above medicine, tile proprietor would inform them
that this preparation OF SarsaparllIa is powerful
extract, by an ingenious and improved process. That
'"e Virtues VI ue odIsHpartila exist IN TINS COIN
pound in their highest state Of concentration will be
apparent 10 all medical men. In addition to this
invaluable purifier Of the blood, the proprietor would
merely observe that the eminent physicians of
The present day esteem the ingredients Of which il
is composed The most valuable and eficacious that
can be given for The following maadies, VIE: Scro-
fula in all lis lorns Diseases of the skin, erupions
&c; rheumatism; Dyspepsia; Chronic diseases of
The lungs; 10 counleract the destructive effects Of
Mercury, Cancerous affections; Jaundce; Hyper
trophy or enlargement of the heart Papitaton and
trembling in The region oi the Heart and Stomach
ocurvy; Chorea or 81 Vltus dance; Neuralgia and
all diseases arising from impure state of the
blood. Price rs cents per bottle For sale by
l. WATKINS Il CO. Druggists,
fal,1 Wnfar AMI 81 IT,.
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THIN PLATE. l-3 CROSS--l00 plate and square
Il Tin; Roofing Tin. 8xl4 and l4x20; Banca
Tin; sheet Zinc; Brazcr's Copper, 30x60, 10 10
60 pd. sheets; Sheeling Copper, various sizes;
Sheet Iron; Wire and black and trimed Riyets, in
store and for sale by
mv1h r.. @. CENTER Il co.
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r ONDoN FANCY GROC Including
- Preserves, Sweet Meats, jams, Sauces, Mus.
tard, Pickles, Sttoo and Glos'rer Cheese, Split
Peas, and various other articles in the line, daily
pected per ship Miracle from Liverpool and for
sale by JOHN O'REILLY & co.
nov3 E. corner Water and Cont streets
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VGNARRANT'S Cordial Elixir OF Turkey Rheu-
n barb, for the cure OF Dyspepsia OF indigestion,
Bilious and Nervous Headache, Constipation, Goul
Diarrhee, Rheumatism, FEtuency, Gravel, sc. Just
received and for sale by
HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,
lei Az md AZ Water street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

COTTON AND WOOL CARDS.-2OO dozen
~ Cotton and Wool Cards, just received and for
suIe by O hAZANGE & CO.,
OCT n Is Con. street.
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nlCKSON'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
~ Just received and for sale by

J. VT. 30 NJ VAIL Y CU.,
Booksellers and Statoners, SO Dauphin st
Practice OF Medicine-By Sam'l Henry Dick
son, M. d., Professor Of the Institutes and Practice
Of Medicine 10 the Medical College of South Caro-
lima, vols. Svo.
This is the only work on the Practice Of Medi-
cine, VIII ch has been published by Southern Prac.
tioner. and has long been wanted by the Medical
Profession in the Southern States. ..
01- J. nj. SUmwALr q Co., have always on
hand a large assortment OF Medical Works. ie5
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

NH ETHODISM AND SLAVERY With other
I'VE matters in controversy between the North and
South, be;nga Review of the Manifesto Of The major
i,y in reply the Protest Of the minority of the late
General Conference of the Methodist E. Church. in
the case ofBishop Andrew; by II. B. Bascom d. ID.
A few copies Of the above work left for sale at the
Drug Store of (my29) r. l.. WATKINS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

NHEMICAL COSMETIC SHAVING CON-
OPOUND, Ia new and rich article. )-I'his prep
aration is remarkable for its healing qualities and
its cosmetic effects. and may be depended upon for
the main object of strong, rich. durable lather,
stead Of irritating and infaming, loo often the
case with otherShvIng Soaps-it tends to protect
The skin from excitement The face is rendered
smoother and the surface frner and it is impossible
for the most tender skin TO chap. tIla
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-18

100 SACKS new Corn; 10000 lbs Flax seed
NtOOOu Cake, just received ex schooner Eliza
beth and Experiment, for sale by
oes2s p. b. POMER0Y, ~ Water 81
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JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c.
corner Greenwich and Warren streets, N. York.
Also for sale by MOSELY & TUCKER,
Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Dau-
phin and Royal streets, Mobile, Agents for the
Proprietor. janl7mmo
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Superior Court.

BefoTe ChIeI JUSTICE Jones.
DEC. 24-Stephen Whitney vs. The Mayor and Corpo-
ration Of The city Of NeU York-This is suit brought
against the Corporation for tespass upon the property
OF the complainant. in the construction of pier at the
foot Of Pike slip 1t seems that usual In such
notices issued from the Street Commissioners
Office, under date Of Nov I'd 1885, requiring all per.
sons interested or aggrieved in this proposed improve
ment, TO which this complainant paid no answer or
attention. to make known their grounds Of complaint
He claims wharfage collected by the Corporal for the
last four years Some two three attempts made
to obtain nonsut in all of which instances the court
held them as unavailable The jury gave verdict in
the sum OF S7Oo for the compainantsubject however
the opinion OF the court by resevng several points
Of law which may entite the defendants to n trial
before full bench.
This court, in accordance with the usual custom
upon the return of Chrismas) adjourned to Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Marine Court.

DECEMBER, "a Benjamin Coffin IS. John Hampton
The gave its decision in this case reported at
length yesterday by awarding $3.50 for the complain
ant
Dapid House Mary .7nn Pan Tarrick-The com
planant in this suit brings action to quar-
ters rent of premises pa West Eighteenth street. the
rate of $50 per year. the possession Of which sub
santiay proved For the defence it is commended that
the landlord, Complainant in this cause) withheld the
necessary protection due tenant under such crcum
stances; that she disturbed in her rights and
finally elected unceremoniously from the premises all
OF which urged justification for her refusal to pay
The jury returned verdict for the defendant This
court in common with approved CUSTOM adjourned ove
to Friday, at 10 o'clock.
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rIHE subscribers daily receiving and eon,ln1.y al
ding their OF rich scaris Siavats
Gloves Suspeuders sc. Their assortment OF all articles sp
pertaining the wardrobe Of the fashionable w
found extensive that OF other establish
men this city and well worthy the attention. q sssngsn
and residents The subscribers long aud intimate
Of every o their business the senior partner hav
ing twenty years been actively engaged N ths same
line Of business in this guarantee that all artr
cies selected and manufactured by US may be d!
ps,d ed on NOT only for the superiority oil their
hnish hi in The durability Of their Workmanship
Particular attention devoted to the Ready Made Len De
are cut after the most approved French method asuiy and
f,thfn made and fashioned 70 suit the form oil the weer
(rnemen sending their orders mail may depend on havin
their goods best quality and at fair and moderate prices
and ALL ayourns with call ny dsgead e eslpE suited
de imSrc ~ Broadway, cornsf Of r1s rses'
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A DODWoRTH,s DANCING SCHOOL.

A Lien DODWORTH would beg leave TO inform his
"A friends, that his intention mmence Private
Dancing School, residence s Broome street, Mon
day afternoon, Oct GOTH From HIS long with the
Dancing world aud having ayaed himself Of structons
from the have visited this
Paul Tagou and Others o. like ceebry-he feels at he
well qualified teach in the city; and his musical
education Will certainly him advantage
present the profession Be that may those who ia
him with their rely acquiring correct
and fashionable style OF Dsncng
TERMS.
Quarter of "a Lessons including the Quadrle Waltz,
Gsllope and Polka .......,...... $40 90
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka, 90
Days aud Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays, ct o'clock, fer Ladies and
Misses IL years Of age.
On Wednesday and Saturday o'clock, for Misses and
Boys under 10 years of agc--and
On Monday "Wednesday Thursday and Saturday for Gen
tlemen at O'Clock r. NJ.
second Glars will b. formed from TO- for thoss who
cannot attend earlier.
Private given ohsr either at the resi
dence of the pupil or al the school. o3l lmrrc
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said night far advanced the could not by
any possibility be gwen to the jury before one he would
therefore, suggest the proprety Of an adjournment 70 an
early hour this mornings the jury acquiesced and the
Court adjourned to eight o'cock-the will in
all probability be given to the jury by 10 O'Clock His
Honor threw out hint that he would in future restrict
counsel In addressing iuries.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHs. - The magnetic tele-
graph, decidedly the creates. invention OF the age
and destined to exercise important influence upon
lations of life, is rapidly extending its copper
that section of country east of Washington From
Washington to Baltimore is well known the line has
been for several months in successful operation and its
receipts equal to onehrd the amount of postage be-
tween the two ties From Baltimore to Phiade phia
the line is under contract and is rapidly approaching
comp elton Between Philadelphia and ~ York the line
is nearly finished, with wires. From N. York to Co
ney Island the and wires placed but we b. eve
that the eaden tube in the East river which shed
up few weeks since, has not been replaced. From Al
bany to Buffalo, the line will be in working order by the
first OF February and the receipts upon the finished
ton between and Buffalo promise rich harvest
TO the stockholders The poles and wires of the route
streets, extending upon island a. far Ha lem
Thence to New Haven through the principal towns,
Norwak Bridgeport, Sc, the route is under contract,
and ground has been broken. Arrived at New Haven,
the work will be found completed thence to Boston, by
the way Of Hartford Springfield and Worcester The
section between the two latter places will be finished
next week, the posts being set and parties being
engaged at each end, placing the wires, at the of
several miles day. At Springfield the wires will be
met by those from Albany, which will complete the cir
cult from New York to Albany and Buffalo, and from
these two latter places to Boston route from Boston
Lowell is nearly finished and the Boston Oing Com
pany have completed line ~ miles long extending
down Massachusetts, Bay. Between Boston, Portsmouth
the Spring the frost will permit, while measures
in progress to complete the chain between Wash
ngton and New Orleans AT the earliest practicable
mr. nt-Iiringsfou and Usirs Letter
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge UIshoefer.
Dee. 2i-John Phyfs VS.. Levis Haisey This was an
action of assumpst The complainant brings this suit
for the recovery of note given by the defendant The
defence claimed set off, upon the ground of under
standing that this note to be paid in groceries and
that tender made to the full amount of this claim
and that up the time OF its protest. prepared to
pay, understood by the parties The jury however
under instructions of the court and the testimony pre-
sented gave verdict for 1914 95 The court thereup
on adjourned over O Friday
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL. CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETs.

HUBEKI,gN pscusd ,n.s' IT, H. " nhn1s
rooms for tho various modes Of dancng
Days of ednedays and Saturdays, from to
tlemen A private class for ladies from tosP M Assem-
bIjes will take place OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES free season
cts 60 The above have been newly painted and
rsfed In elegant style and Mr. insures parents
and guardians that every will be used add the
fort OF pupils while school Those wishing to subscribe
will please call 8 above e.
MI r. will give his st Grand Ball Of the season on Mon
day Dec IS Tickets 81 for gentleman and his ladies' 10 be
had at the Class Rooms, Mr. RS ITO Canal street
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DRY Goods Clerks.

Dry Goods Clerks.
Having noticed reportunder the head OF : Police
Intelligence in your paper OF sd inst, with regard
the dishonesty OF certain class OF clerks IN this
city, as we'll as the originality of the mode adopted
by Messrs N. Selby & Co., to secure to their
service honest young men, beg to be allowed to
make use of your valuable columns with the follow
ing remarks 81
That novel system OF insurng integrity may
seem very good one, but If judged, as most all
things Judged in this world by Its effects, 1t Is
evident must condemn 1t. Why not try another
which is this In the first place, to remove any
evil efecually let first strike at the root there
Is a way, and in my humble opinion, only one toay
TO remedy, if not totally, in great measure, the re-
peated breaches of trust committed by clerks In this
city, and particularly those employed in our fashion
able dry goods stores.
Pay them, allow them salary equivalent to their
education, standing, and the decent appearance
which they must necessarily sustain tor the interest
of their employers. Nlne-tenths of this class OF
young men have received liberal education, with
out which they would be unfit for their avocation as
retail dry goods clerks; this has been acquired at
great expense, and often with great sacrifices OF
time and money, besides which, nature in as many
cases must have endowed them with some personal
attractions, without which, the probability is, also,
they could find no employment in such stores Then
It all amount to thls-they must be handsome; they
must lndispensaby be educated, and OF good adj
dress; they must bedeck their countenance with
gadful beams, and pass the ladies' In and out, with
such courteous bowling and scrapng, that It would
seem impossible they could wear pair OF boots
a fortnight or three weeks; and all this they
mast do while the bitter pang of conscientious de-
graduation is ranking deep IN their hearts, and des-
troylng their peace OF mind In flne, they must
work like dogs from to 8 o'clock A.. M. until 8,
10 or IL p. M without murmur, and all for
salary Of 200 to 400 dollars per annum; while their
actual expenses, to live in the most moderate manner
IN keeping with their position, Is that amount and
often inevitably more. say try lt-let Messrs. j.
". Selby " Co, or any other establishment OF the
kind, pay their clerks remuneratng salaries-such
salaries as gentlemen ought get and guess they'll
find that will prove tar more effectuali in obtaining
honest young men to their employ, than by offering
rewards for the detection of their immoralities.
HONESTY
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PREMIUM BOOTS.
EINE TRENCH ROOTS for a 90 city made and e

:. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 50 city made, and for
style and durability they equal TO those sold other
stores S. Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
for 81 eqpa those other stores for So 81
YOUNG & JONES French Boot and Shoe mandatory,
othe fashionable establishments In tbs city Our
boots having judged the late Fair Nibos said
be the for the price sold this Also
style French Dancing CATERS and overshoes
constantly on hand.
All ood warranted give satisfactcp Boots and Shoes
made order in the shortest notice Mending done the
store. YOUNG JONES' Anu street.,
n lmrrc Broadway. New York.
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Fact and Fancy.

SUPERIOR Counr.-Nos. 49, go 70. 90, 10, o. 90, 6, 8
&c. los, A. 81 ll9, 81, 49, a. 3d. 81 49, 49, 90 81 49,
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Police Intelligence.


DEC. 24-Charge Of Perjwy.-Lucius 3. Comstock,
druggist 81 CORTLAND arrested yesterday by
with having committed wful perjury in answer to bill
filed in chancery on the srd day Of March, ls4S before
William sn sns estss the
matter at issue hearing was to have taken place yes
terday afternoon at four O'Clock before Justice DrnSer
hut MIR Comstock entered bail 10 the of $1,000 for
his appearance and postponed the hearing until the 9th
day OF January next when the full particulars will be
duly published.
Dishonen Serrant.-Catharine Mulholland, (who is
house keeper, servant to foreign consult at NO 20
Of the lst ward for stealing gold watch and chain It
appears that several families reside at the above nrm
Der. One of the occupants, by the name of Mrs Mey
enn, had stolen from her yesterday gold lep ne
watch also gold chain and ocket valued in all at $50
Strong Suspicion however rested on Catharne when
the aid of officer Person called in, who heard the
story, and set boy by the name of William II. Fow-
e watch her movements the boy rang at the street
observed Cahaine place something under the oil cloth
in the entry he communicated this TACT TO the omcor
who upon turning up the CLOTH found the stolen chain
and lockst. Catharine Immediately arrested ana
irisked," and on her person was found the watch
which was Identified, with the chain and locke by Mrs
Meyenn her property She was held to bail In the
sum OF $500, by Justice Osborne, for grand larceny
Augustus Cavanna, the barber went her ball. and she
was libe rated
PETIT Layceny-George Williams was caught in the
of stealing dozen OF neck comorters worth 81
from John J. owen, NJ - William street Committed
by Justice Osborne.
Peit Lareenies-John Rey nolds arrested, caught
in the act Of stealing coat worth 81 belonging to sa
muei Jones' m IL 4Antnony sueet- Communism ~ 'us
tice Osborne George Wilmer, caught IN the act oil steal
ing a dozen cravats, by policeman-locked up John
Morris found secreted in Of the upper rooms
the house of Henderson, about O'Clock last evening
with intent to stes. Lock up. .
a Female Piek-pocket-Narg Cochran touched
Mrs Rachael X. Naasson OF her purse containing ~
while she pricing some poultry in Washington mar
ke yesterday morning Policeman Crosett Of the Thirt
ward, watching her movements-soon after the mo
ney was missed she was pulled" by the officer, AM
frisked," when the money was found on her person
and identified by Mrs. Mason as her property The
Catharne Comfy, who sent to the penitentiary io
the same offence few weeks ago.
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JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
I46 Broadway and IS Liberty street,
DEN decus Of selling the balance Of his large stock Of
ers them on the reasonable aud solic the
ton Of gentlemen about purchasing. -
ne also 0P READY UNA MADE = CLOTHING,
Ciosks Sacks and Office ats, which will be sold
from now ii. AZ 1He c IS q February
large and choice Of Shirts, scarfs Cravas
HSs and 9naer constantly on hand
made and trimmed and q, warranted.
ly- For sale, aspendld Coachman's Coat dis lm'mc
rTOTHE BEAUTIFIERs THE ACCOMMODATIONS
=, pIni,ipg EaSacy.-MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND
imparng delicate roseate hue 20 the complexion.
HxuEIs Tymph Soap Or Eau Divine Dc Venus n may Be
1 %sde safIy' e E. sa
by aching pores and minute expes ali
impurities from the surface layS every namma.
ness tam pnples reckle sunburn and other unRhy cuta-
neous vistatons, so inimica to female oveness
diant whieness while the neck, hands and arms it be
decacy and fairness which is continued use will hap
r'' saw JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist and Perfuyner,
46 South Third street, Phiade phs.
andby nv agents. JaGSnemGd Not5 Breadway; y 4.
Willard sW. corner Of Cedar and William streets.
Premium was awarded ut the Franklin nstute ns m'rc
ABRAHAM KASTOR,
IMPORTER 3s3 Broadway, has received by late
newest styles Of Frugss and Lace gimps Trimmings for
0. and very ss rhs .sSs 10y
Lsss oIsrs and cus and cat variety bisct Sill iscss
and Thrssd Lses., fancy Articles No. which he oilers Tor
sale Al Wholesale and retail. NJ imsrc
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EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY died, IN Baden
county, North Carolina, the 14h OF October last,
Mr. William Pidgen, aged 1913 years He entered his
l24th wear in June last He volunteered to serve his
country in the Continental Army of the Revolution; and,
though then exempt by Of his being over age, he
served full term in that war, and has received PEN
sion for many years past lie has lived TO follow all his
children TO the grave except one, an aged daughter
His grandchildren aged people, and he has LETT great
great grandchildren about twelve years Of age He
tanned his faculties till his DEATH except his sight which
he lost few years ago. He able to walk until
few days before his DEATH when attacked by fever, Of
which he died
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New CoTToN PoRT.-The ship Diogenes cleared
this port yesterday with cargo Of cotton for the
new port Of Fleetwood, town situate the river
Wyre, about fifty miles North OF Liverpool II il upon
the estate Of Sir Heskeh Fleew God, whence derives
is and this vessel will be the first which enters
rightly deemed the pioneer In the trade The principal
intercourse of Fleetwood Is with the neghboring tCns
Of Preston Wigan, &c the seats Of large cotton nu.
facturss-N o. Pie, Dec. L.
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LJUK
. IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS Of the best quality
~ AZ the Extraordinary low price of,.....,, SIS 90
Double SOL the best article .............. 5 so
~ Cork Sole do ..,............ .......... 6 so
French Cali Boots made order. ............. 500
French Calf Shoes .....,.......,..... 100
Gent Hall Boots Observation-Disclosures. Is
Dancing Pumps the mic est kind . ...,..... rs
Dancing CATERS with Patent Leather Tips. IS
And Of India Rubbers aud all kinds of
Over Shoes the smallest the lagest also
Of Boys Boots and Shoes; Misses aud Chdrens do
Buckns, Slips Ties Quilted Shoes, Moccasns, Clogs, Toilet
Slips, white aud black Satin and white Kid Slips; India Rub
Of all the different qualities, and from the
smato the largest and but price asked at 36 Broad
way, corner Of Franklin street.
n23 lm*r NJ. CAHILL.