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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-18
DIR. sWAYNR,s

Dhas w n H'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
TIE Great Pandced for oil diseases OF the Lungs and
Breast.
all the
medicines
Of the day, and
there "A great
variety which profess
to be Of great value to the
human family, we hesitate not
to pronounce DIR. Swayne's Com
pound :, rnp Of Wild Cherry, as enc
Of the greatest discoveries OF modern
science; of all the MANY compounds nut
forth for the cure of diseases which affiict
human nature, not remedy can he named,
which has in as short space Of time, acquired
such unbounded confidence with the public and has
pernrined such miraculous cures and which has
tied and received much eulogun from the faculty
and others, this Justly celebrated remedy. Daily
we learn from sources Of responsibility, that cures
have been affected in Coughs, Cslds, Asthiaa Inhu-
enzs, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood Liver Complaint.
Pam in the Side and Breast, Rising Tickling in
Throat, Paipitation Of the Heart, Nervous Debility,
Broken Constitution, from the abuse of calome and
other causes, and Consumption; which has bafiled
the skill of eminent medical practitioners, when IN
valids were given up hopeless, by having recourse
to, and persevering in that powerful remedy, have
been radically cured. There is now in the hands of
the proprietor numerous certificates OF which
would asonish credulity itself were they made known
TO the world. To those who are afflicted with The
above diseases, say give this medicine fair tr-
al, you will then be convinced this is no miserable
compound, but safe and powerful remedy, and that
It's curative powers stand alone and equalled by
CAuTIoN-From the great popularity OF this med
icine, persons have been induced to offer spurious
article, with the name Of WILD CHERRY attached.
Therefore be cautious ask for the original and on
ly genuine preparation from this valuable tree.
DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Principal Office, N. W. corner Of 9Th and Race sis,
Philadelphia. Agents-Dr. w. Fl. Minor, corner
Of Broadway and John street, New-York R. A.
Sands, 1873 Bowery, New-York; f. B. Warner, 2O5
Blocker street, New-York; Havlland. Reese Il Co.
New York; Andrew Oliver & Co, New Orleans; l..
b Swan, and ]. M. Winslow, Rochester. N. Y; r.
& J Adams, and E. Kleine, ST Louis VIM. Thorn,
Pittsburg; E B. Human, Cincinnati: Pierson s.
Harrison, 720 Broad st, Newark, N. J; Benjamin
Odds, 278 Broad st, Newark, N J; John 5. Harrl-
son, Salem, Mass; J. H. Pierce, 4 Stanwix Hall,
Maiden Lane, Albany. N. Y; Backus & Bull, Troy,
N. Y; Spaldng & harrington, Worcester, Mass /;
James Green II Co, Worcester, Mass; L. Hodge,
Buffalo, N York; Graot & Bockee, Poughkeepsie,
Nay; o. o. Woodnan, Vicksburg. Miss; H. & ].
Brewer, Springfield, Mass; J. p. Hall Il Co, Bos-
ton, Mass; f. s. Holden, East Boston, Mass; Ram
som s. Stevens, Boston, Mass; P. NJ. Cohen & Co,
Charleston, y. c.; DR.. John Carr. Memphis, Tenn.
For sale by SETH W. ROBERTS,,
JANIS 4SKy Agent, Mobile.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS VIRGlNIANA, OR

WILD CHERRY.
Testimony Of respectable and experienced Physician
Fellow -citizens-We are bound to believe, from
the very circumstances, that all who take DIR
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, do say
that il far excels all other medicines, for Coughs
Colds Splitting Blood, Tickling or rising sensation
in the Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asth.
mt, Weakness Of the Nervous System, or impaired
constitution, from any cause; and to prevent persons
from falling into decline, this medicine has no
equal.
In districts where calomel and qunine have been
too freely used in bilious complaints. &C., DIR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry will pre-
ven, their evil effects the system, and act as
strengthening Alternative and improve the hillary iunc-
tons.
CAurIoN-All preparations from this valuable
tree, except the original DR.. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry, fictitious aud counterfeit.
Another Eudence Of the tbondeJu performed BY
Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
DR.. Swayne-Dear Sir-When WIS at Pitts.
burg, last August purchased Of your Agent six bot
ties Of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
had for many years been troubled with cough often
very violent, with other indications of consumption,
or disease of the Lungs, Of very serious nature.
had very little faith in medicine, il was thought
my disease was hopeless aad beyond its reach. l
had applied several j, s,oans for relief and also
used some highly pulled medicines which ! had seen
in the newspapers, but hearing that you had much ex-
perIence in The practice OF medicne, and had treat
ed many of nsumption, ! concluded to try
yours; and from that time, am happy 10 say. I
found relief write this in hopes you will publish
it, so that # any human being has suffered have
done, they may know where To find medicine, the
virtues Of which may be relied upon
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURN
More pvoofs Of the efficacy Of Dr.. Swayns's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, IN reiisptng afflicted man
DIR. Swayne-Dear Si,--The lime has been when
I would not recommend medicine advertised in The
public prints my own signature; now Eel diff.
erent--l feel relief was reduced by p, rscied
cough for SIX months 10 ekeIeton; no rest at
night; soreness and pain in my breast, sds, &C.
Suffice it to say, ! used YOUR Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, which in few weeks relieved me ef.
fectually. am certain, had II aot been for your
medicine, Gas life ireqi,ay depends early alien
ton to proper medicines,) should now be in the
silent grave. Let person delay, but procure your
Syrup and he relieved Of their coughs and colds as
they dangerous companions, and often lend 10 "a
tai consequences. Your friend,
ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford county Pa
Agent ia Mobile for the sale of the above medicine
SETH w. ROBERTS,
inn27 corner Dauphn and Commerce 81
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a. WEsTFEl.DT & BROTHER have received /

~
" aud oler for sale
FLuUR--4s0 hhls Missouri
SuGAR--2J hhds prime New Orleans
i MOLAssEs-- SO hbs hntng
/ GoFEER--l50 bags Java
TWIN 5000 las Aorihern aud Kentucky
] tOiL-lG0 baskets ard boxes
I SEGAKs-7JO,OO 600 Regaas, Canones and Ira
/ bucos of iayarite brands
SUGAa-l50 bhls Loaf, Crushed and Powder
ed, (B"stnn refined apis
WHITAKER & SAMPSON offer for sale low
w 10 close eonsgnmenls-
40 hhis Phnde pima hotlling Ale and Porter
80 hhs do draft Ale
30 bbls aud % half do Monongahela Nhiskey
quarter casks Old Pou
10 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
20 coils Kentucky Rope
20 boxes Judd's patent Sperm Candles
two horse Plantation Wagons
10 Phlladep hia Carts; 8 do Drays
~ do Wheelbarr0ws. mi20
HfRAVELLERS' STORES. &c. viz
Sardines in hole and halboXes
Bologna Sausages. Preserved Fruits
weei.meals, Salmen and HOLSTERS in TIN cases
Spiced Rounds Beef in
Cheese, Crackers and Biscuit In variety
Choice Liquors and Wines in bottles
London Porter and Scotch Ale
Sunerfne Coidias, Curacao, Mareschino, and
varousOher articles suitable for sea and land trav.
cling, for sale by
mvl4 JOHN O'REIILY s. co.
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IanI7 4IMmc Agents Tor the FT0pTI6tOF.
NUNS and MILITARY GOODS--A first rate
W assortment on hand OF double barrel Guns for
birding and deer huntng--the best in the city and
at lower Prices. Also. 6ne Rifles, from s25 TO $50
each. Also, good assortment OF Military Goods
OF every description, for sale al low prices =
m,6 JAMES COMING, ;, IL Dauphin-st
DRANDY, &c.--lO half pipes Mareli's 1885.
I'D Old Brandy; puneheon Old Jamaica Rumj
pipe Wine. All Of superior quality, and for sale
under Custom House lock, by
ses JAMES MA6EK h co., % Sun ~
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-18

ri SMITH PKENTIsS' TOILET and NUK.
lNs SEkY POWDERS-Being an article Of ex-
iensi. use, both ut the Toilet and Nursery. II has
been mater of especial concern 10 render worthy
sfits reputation, both as to the quality Of material
and skill in the preparation. Whether to use for
the Hair, Face Neck, TO prevent cbafng to the
skin Of children, the purchaser will find this Of first
rate quality. A supply Of the above at the Apothe-
carries Hall, and al IS Governmental opposite the
market, NORTH g. co.
aeN csemsT ssd pruseisn,
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Practical Treatise GU the Diseases peculiar 10
women, illustrated by cases derived from Horpital
aud private practice, by Samuel Ashwell, NJ. ID.
brst complete American edition. from The last Lon
dom with Notes by Daniel Goddard, NJ. r.. IyoI
Svo
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-18

III AIR GLOVES and BELTS-Among the nu.
IL merous testimonials Vi the efficiency Of the I'm
proved Flesh Gloves from every Tart Of The Globe is
the following recent account from distinguished of.
iicer in the United States Navy -
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ESAMILY GROCERIES,
u Fulton Market Beef in j. aud ! bbls
Pig Pork in do do do
Mess Pork in half bbs
Picked and Smoked Tongues
Buffalo do; Smoked Beet do
Extra Western llams; WesIphalia do
Mackerel No in 1 bbls ana kits
Conn. River Shad; Smoked Salmon
Picked do, for sale by
my9 JOHN O'REILIY & co
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NEW MEDICAL BOOkS--A Treatise ON The
~ Diseases aud special Hygiene of Females, by
CHlombat De LIsere, translated from the French
with additions by Charles ID. Meigs, II. D., lyol
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lFLES-The subscriber has been appou.ted
u the agent Of 5 b Armory ~ ru's Decreased
twist, false muzzel aud glphe sighr, Fsih-s-,b.
best article IN Use, warranted To shoot nh .rcu-,
cv from 100 to $50 yards sample "a, 90 -, b.,
AM where all orders Tor the above !,A ... "a, *
ecutcd, Al No IL nnuphin st4el.
4t2l JAMES ..- .t>
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-18
R. L. WATKINS & co, Agents.
apps Druggists, Mobile, Ala.

nVSPEPTICS! DYSPEPTICS l!-How can
~ you doubt the medical virtues of Cont1e iPs An
t,-DyspeDt'c Powdey, the only sure remedy ever of
Tered 10 the public. prepared expressly for that com
plant, single trial OF winch will convince the most
sceptical Gifts ability to in any stage and under
any form; and being purely vegetable, persons Of the
most delicate constitution may il IN all kinds of
weather with perfect safety
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1913.
Mr.. JOHN CANrRELL:-l have taken some of
your Powders, and they are The only remedy l have
ever found to relieve from that lreacherous dis
ease, Dyspepsia. | have tried almost every thing
Homeopathic, ThompsonIan, Botanic and the old
system of doctor ing. and found no relief from them
for the three years that l was troubled with that
disease.
advise those that are troubled with Dyspepsia to
give ii fair trial, and prove for themselves lis eff
cacy. 1t removes gddness from the head, heayiness
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-
feet cure. ROBERT 5. GAVETT,
No. Umou-streei, South gark
Numerous references can he given as to The efica,
cy oil the medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS,
ian2S sim of the Green Mortar
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ADORTER and ALE-20 casks Philadelphia Por.
H. ter, 30 do Philadelphia draught Ale, in store on
| consignment. for sale by
my6 whitaker g. SAMPSON, 20 Contest
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EAA B4S Window Glass, assorted sizes and
OOV Of best quality, in stoie and for sale at
~ NbD6 Pspt ssvs, A Dappsh n
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x UGAR-6 bbls crushed, do pulverised, 10 do
Sclarifed brown, for sale low To close consign-
ment by W. II. BLACKLER,
myl3 6 Waier.st
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SuGAR-io bxs WooIsey s. Woolsey's LfsSugar
~ ~ bbls do do crashed do
10 do Stewards Powdered Sugar, for sale by
jel2 SMITH. DABNEY & co
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-18

"iNES-The subscriber has received con.
w signnient from Messrs. Bunker & Co. New
York. a cioice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
cases ofone dozen each. These wines are offered for
sale with full guarenty Of 'her commences and
quality. a.iwE81 ROBERT s. BUNKER n
dsels eorssr Of Royal ans 5. Fraaoi.-swe els
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q =" tFFthVkS EN- SfI Z-k
.'t Wa Aelohtul etrr>t sce,., cr..,.ni
& 1T 'he virtues Of The celebrated s,e.lzer
oti'"S D.; frinany. II promptly relieves headache,
""'T II" a preston Of spIrs, acidli, of the stomach
nervous debility, sc. supply received pc, brig
"e,n,apka' Tor sale by &c. DUBOSE Il Co,
nun Druggists. SO Waer-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-18

hUCk-69 bdies Cotton and Russia Duck, com.
~ prisins Heavy and light Russian Ravens
Heavy Canvas, for lTs.paulins and STEAMBOATS,
Dscks. ham'aock Cloth, Awning Stnf,. alehueu
Co. Duck, Raging, Ill Twine; a full as l,rtnen
landing and in store, for sale BY
apl f. CENTER e. co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-18

EVAsHIONaBLE HATS AND CAPS -Ja.,
u received few cases Beaver. Nuris. aoI."t;a
and Cashmere Hats, manufactured BY Orlando Fish
New-York fh' ''"'
Also--Gentlenen's youths and infants velye,
and Cloth Caps .'lof sale by
janl4 HENRY SMITH, IA Dauuh;n.s,
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-
EDWARU c. CENTER Il 60. corner ol Cont.
NJ and Commerce streets, have m store and offer
for sale on favorable terms
SAIL DUCK-S0 bales Nos 2, q 4 and q Cotton
Sail Duck; 10 bales Nos 2, 3 and 10 Cotton Ra
yens; l5 bales Pilet Duck, Nos and 9;
Heavy and light Russia Ravens, HaglIsh Navy
Canvass, Russia sear Duck, Z Pilot Ravens,
40, ii and " inch Bagsing, 40, "a and 70 inch
heavy Canvass, Hammock and Tnfpsulin Clolh
and feet wide, Cotton Cloth, Cotton Sail
Irvine, Grain and Meal Bags.
Day GooDs--4O packages, consisting of full as
soTiment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
BLANK ETs-10 bales heavy and light
WlNEs-Champngne grape brand, pint and quart;
Boucher Fits do do; Madeira OF fine quality in
and pipes, SternweIn in cases, dozen each,
CIuret of fine qualify, Port Wine, Pico MADEIRA,
Marseiles Madeira, Imitation Port in casks
BRAHDlEs-Alex Seignetie in half pipes, under
Custom House lock, Hennessey, old Londen Dock,
do do in and pipes
oILs-Lyncls pure salad Oil, pure winter bleach
ed Sperm Oil
CEMENT-H, draulic Cement, Calcined Plaster,
PIasierer's Hair and Fire Brick
TIN PLATE-5OO boxes Tin Plate 1-3 Ponipool,
Crown and Charcoal Plates, 100 Plate Tin
ROOFING T;N-l50 boxes l4X20 Roofing Tin, 10x
IL do do
$50 bundles Iron Wire, assorted numbers
$50 bundles Sheet Iron, assorted numbers
East India and English Bauca Tin
Sheet Zine, black and tied Rivets, etc.
CofPER-sheaIhmg Copper, IL, IL, is Is and 20
ounces, Brazer's Copper 10 TO go ID sheets
NAILs-3O0 kegs Nails and Spikes, assorted, 4d
TO 40d
HATs- 81 cases Hats and Caps, various styles
IRON CHEsTs-Scolt's feb2S
& UPERIOR WINES and LlQUORS.-The sob.
~ scriber has been authorized by one Of the oldes
aud most respectable importing houses in the city
New York, receive orders for the following gen.
uine articles, viz:
WlNES--Sbiel's old Pale Sherry, Widow Shells
do. The only lot of this splendid article now on
sale i'll this country, and some very old BroVa
Phelps, Phelps l. La1rIe's very Superior Ma
deira, imported in 1884, and some Camera aad
other choice Madeiras.
BRAN DIES-Dark aud pale Hennessey Brandy,
equal to any ever imported. Also, small guam
thy of the celebrated GODDARD Brandy, import
ed IN 1905. The above wines and liquors have
been tested by competent Judges, and guaran.
tee will be gwen to those who may order any
the above that these articles shall equal the sam
sales now al my office.
The prices will he found much below the usua
rates. and Of credit for quantities will be h.
beral. p. b. TAYLOR,
| janis No. Hagan's Ruild,ngs.
|
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natural value of which il is impossible to exaggeraie.
has been done in manner as striking and beautiful
as are our free institutions compared to the despo-
isms of Europe--not as Algeria was united to
France by the sword, by blood, by fire, by the
strong handed expulsion Of the old inhabitants; not
as Ireland to England, by millions expended in
bribery, by hanging by torture, by fraud, by every
Understandable measure and means of human vice.
and even inhuman turpitude-but by the unbought
free will Of brave people, whose liberties and indie
pendence they themselves before had won, by their
own naked and unaided sword, against dispropor-
tionate numbers, injustice, and cruelty.
This is indeed spectacle to strike faction blind
with its blaze, dumb with its grandeur and magni-
tude.
Party is, in many respects, blessing. A patriot
ic opposition, based upon fair difference OF oPn-
ion is necessary in every country, the government
Of which is based on public opinion Whilst free
dom Of thought and Of opinion is justified and en-
couraged, that very freedom prompts the unquai-
fed reproof of that bitterness of passion badness OF
heart or alienation of allegiance, which, like the
child shifting the parent, has the hardihood to lift
itself up in rreverent rebuke Of the oes efforts Of
nationality; and in sympathy WITH and in aid of, the
base allies Of European slavery, hypocrisy, and
guilt. b.
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The TRIBUNE AND pRIcEs.--Now that our con-
temporary has, with the best grace it could display,
admitted that the tariff has raised the prices Of all
the imported articles subject to duty, under debate,
we will recall its attention to wool. That article has
fallen 25 per cent. during the year, involving the
loss Of ~, 900 900 to New York farmers alone. We
would have it show the farmers how they have been
benefited by the fall in the price Of their wool,
while the manufacturers have been smuggling for
eign fine woods at the duty on the coarser article,
which the Tribune last year alleged did not in
competition with the United States wool. We shall
proceed compare the assertions of the Tribune last
year with the facts that have since transpred and the
most surprising results will become manifest We
may then call its attention to four-S2 81 per bar
rel in Cincinnati-and other great benefits the
farmers have derived from this tariff, which adj
vances that which they buy, and diminishes in
price that which they sell.
We were a good deal amused with the Trbune's
vaorous denial Of excess the price of cotton goods
here, that Of the description in Manches-
ter. Has he forgotten how completely the Journal
Of Commerce destroyed him this question in Sep
TENDER last, showing that the same article which
sold in Manchester at n, cents, sold at the same
time in this city at l4l cents'
.Netc York Morning .Nsps.
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE.
Letter from the Hon. Henry A. Wise, ENJOY Ertraor
binary aud Minister Pienipoieniiary Of the United
States 10 Brazil
Rio DE JANEIRo, BRAzlL, Jan. Is, 1874

Letter from, The Hon. Henry a. Wise, ENJOY Ertraor
binary aud Minister Pisnipoteaiiary Of the United
States 10 Brazil
Rio DE JANEIRo, Brazil, Jan. Is, lS45.
DEAR Sir: | send TO you, for the National Instr
tute, two animas--one young South American
leopard, and the other species Of the antelope,
from the province of Ceara. They were presented
to me for this purpose, by A. ldefonso Gomez,
MD. He is gentleman OF science, learned ply
scian, and, perhaps, the best naturalist in Brazil
had given him copies of the memoirs and bulletins
of institute and requested him to procure for 1t
specimens of the seeds and plants, particularly of
this country This he has promised TO do at the
proper In the mean time, he sends these
animals, as an earnest of the interest he takes in
American institutions for the promotion of human
knowledge. His letter is enclosed, and venture to
recommend him one in all respects highly wor-
thy of the honorary membership of the institute,
and eminently qualified and willing to be useful to
its objects. | also send the fruit of an African tree,
which he presented to me, from the gardens in this
neighborhood, as proof of how interesting the field
of botany is in this land in the growth of erey tree
shrub, and plant. Indeed, l never regretted the
want of knowledge of botany until my residence
here, where almost every trunk, and branch, and
flower and fruit, Of the garden and the wilderness,
alike surprises and delights the senses and the mind
This tree was found on the Senegambia, and grows
in most parts of Africa. IL is Of immense size
among the largest species of trees in the world. 1t
measures many feet in diameter, and grows to a
great height. The common name is Boabab; the
botanical name is Adamsonia digtata." The
stem Of the fruit in the green state, is from TO
feet long, and has, you will observe, a long and
strong hemp-like fibre. The flower is very large,
white, and not unlike that Of the centennial cactus
its odor is bad. The fruit is what you see, similar
to gourd in shape and size, and covered with
green felt-ke rnd. The substance of the rind is
hard, nearly, the shell of the cocos-nut. But if
you will cut off the stem, and open il at the stem
end, you will find it to contain natural cream Of
tartar, which, enclosing the seed, and strung on
dbres similar to those Of the tamarindpod used to
make delicious, cooling, acidulous beverage quite
refreshing in hot climate, and similar in its medi-
cina effects to that of the substance which it so
much resembles. Jno. Sergeant, jr., or Lieut.. Giss
of the frigate Constitution, will inform you where
these presents are.
With very great respect and esteem,
am, dear sir, yours truly,
HENRY A. WISE.
To francis MARKoE, jr., esq,
Corresponding Secretary of the National lnsti-
tute, Washington city.
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The Louisville Democrat Of the 9Th says Thorn
asson (whig) is reelected to Congress by about 400
majority.
The Maysville Eagle Of the 9th claims the cleo
ton of Trumbo (whig) over French (dem.) in the
9th district; but the returns it gives SO unsatis-
factory, that we cannot agree with the opinion ex-
pressed by the Eagle. The Baltimore Patriot of
this evening sets down French's election as certain.
In the 4th district, returns have been received but
from county (Green.) Caldwell (dem) led
Bell (whig) at the close of the first day, 4e4 Mr..
Folks entire majority was only 2l5. Clay's major
ty in this district was 1900.
The democratic paper published at Richmond,
Kentucky, claims the election of Martin (dem.)
over Mckee and Adams in the 9Th district, lately
represented by Mr.. John White. OF this, how
ever, we entertain doubts. The is too good to
be true. As yet we are unable to present anything
like synopsis of the result of the election in Ken
lucky for the legislature.