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Is by far the strongest preparation Of Sarsaparia ex- tant as has been frequently tested both by it's ef (ects and anaysIs.
 IL is fast taking the place of all other prepara- tons because fs 1eacy (numerous cirtihcates be- ing pubiihed from tune To time) and because of ns superior strength Gone bottle beng equal to six pints ofSyrup of Sarsapara, or two bottles of any other eStract;) it is consequently the best and eheape't requiring less to be taken and costing less, being sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR SINGLE BOTTLE. It is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic affections; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose. Throat or body; Diseases of Ihe Bones; Diseases o the LIver Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections of the Skin, or breaking out of dry and waery pimples fthe Face, Neck aod Body; Scroiula Eryspelas; Con- stur onal diseases arising from the use of Mercury and other minerals; Syphtic and Venereal Alice. tions. as well the greatest purifier of the blood and Fluids of tie body, that has ever been discoy- cred. In short, general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or discovered.
 Dr. Ledy, the proprietor, offers to refund the money when satisfactory proof is given of it's inei- | cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY!
 VARIANTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND
 COpATRA


 The most sa csrtain aud speed remedy discoured "A combination of similar remedies will produce certain speedy and effect hun equiv duse of any single one'-DR. FoRDYcE.
 TAI NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous com 1 V pounds under the name of specifics, which are daily offered the public for their sanction and pat ronage yet there has been long wanted preparation that wouli insure to the afflicted saie, convenient, speedy and elecual cure. The oblec; ot the pres ent one, containing ingredients of the most valuable description known 10 the medical world, IS to fna- ble all those who may stand in need of It to obtain a medicine unsurpassed by any other ever offered 10 the public.
 One recommer this nre~nraiion enjoys over all others is its neat, "a '1rm, put np m pots, the mode in which it ma .aNen heinz both plea sant and convpni .nssesses what may be called a specific power, ,n most consultations, espe- ciay when administered m the early and acute torm of the disease, the generally accomplished in very short period, aud has oentines proved eiica- cious when other remedies had been tried in SaIn.
 The unfortunate patient possesses, in thIs, sure remedy; he has no occasion to make his case public, and without any application to a medical man, wllll, out restriction n diet, confinement finds himself cured e1ectudy, in few days, al trIiiing expense, and saving of feelings a sensitive person.; hav- jag thus in his reach cheap, portable, and eihca- cious remedy. It is in the form of paste, IS taste less, and does not impair the digestion. Pamphlets accompanying the medicine, without charge, contain ng full and ample directions.
 Among all the persons who have taken this medicine, there has been not single complaint of nausea or any unpleasant feeling symptom, and all the III ei- ect arising from the employment of the common bal sam is entirely avoided by this new and valuable medicine. preparation, therefore, compounded ike the present one, of materials possessing in their individual capacities such highly sensitlv powers, must prove the desderatum long sought for in the medical world, in the cure of those diseases, and from its great and general success, and incalculabe benefits experienced from its use, command d large and extensive circulation.
 Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail by
 JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c.
 corner Greenwich and Warren streets, N. York. Also for sale by MOSELY x TUCKER, Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Dau- phin and Royal streets, Mobile, Agents for the Proprietor. jan17Mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09

NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS. lN-DANIELs& & BRADY have received per Selma a fresh supply of Dry Goods, consisting of French Printed Muslins
 French Muslins, Ginghams and Lawns French Organdes and Tissue Nlusns White Organdes and Grape Llsces Canes, Collars and ChemiseitS Thread Laces, Edgings and lnsertings Muslin Edgings and Insertings Polka Bands and Polka I.aces Linen Lawns and Lawn Hdkfs Embroidered Linen Cambric IIdkfs Hem stitch, Riyere and Tape Border do Gents and Boys colored border do Gents and Boys Silk Pocket do Hosiery of all descriptions
 10 cases soft finish Shirtng Linens
 cases 10 and I2.4 Sheeting Linen Beached Cotton Shrting and Sheeting Brown Sheetiug at manufacturers prices Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting New Style French Summer Calicoes 20 cases light summer Calicoes White and colored Linen Drillings for Pants White and buff Marsaillcs VestIngs &, 10 and I2-4 Marsailles Quilts and Counter Table Linens and Cloths [panes Towels, Napkins, Bird Eye Dmper Black and colored Fet Shaws and Scarfs Black and coored Fillct Gloves and MtIs Kid, Silk and thread Gloves of all descriptions
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OLD SERIES. VOL. XX1II.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the atten- l ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters aud country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc., just received and offered for sale at the very lowest cash prices 500 ounces French QuInine
 20 do Sulphae Morphine 20 do Acetate do
 50 do Hydriodate Potassa 100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb 50 do Powdered Jaop
 50 do English Calomel
 50 boxes Castle Soap
 10 groce Seidletz Powders 10 do Yeast Powders
 20 do Soda Powders
 barrels Alcohol
 do Linseed oil
 do Sperm Winter On 600 pounds Cream Tartar
 barrels Whiting
 do Yellow Ochre
 do Lamp Black
 50 dozen Castor Oil quart bottles 50 do Castor Oil pint do 50 boxes Window Glass, Sx10 to 10x16 POO Bath Bricks
 White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 ID kegs. Togeth- CT with full supply of Patent Medicines, Lorillard's SnuhI Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
 SETH w. ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, sIgn of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau- phin-streets. ian25 AS
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WIIT,T1M CRE,SSMAN,

No. 96 NORTH TnIRD-sr., pBILADrLPHIA. Manufacturer of Military aud Sportsmans Articles; SUCH as Leather, Cloth, Felt. Six, Beaver, 5 Dress and Bear SkIn CAPS of all pstierus, viz. Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body irGop, Car touch boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts of al kinds, Canteens, Knapsacks different psltetns Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes Brush and Pickers, Fumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps. Lea her Stocks Gun Cases, supeI for quality, Shot Bags, Game Bags Drums, &c. &c.
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have them Leatherned at a very short notice, singy or by the dozen.
 o. Orders thankfully received and punetually att tended 10. feb20 70cmo
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ltloeile Iommerrlai Register,
 ESTABLISHED D. DEcEMBER 10, 92l. flerrbants an0 planters Jonrnal, EsTABLIsHED, NOVEMBER l5, i93s Gbe Hlobile Register ano 5oHrtal'
 UNITED, DECEMBER I le4l. <.4x, T. SANFORD & s. F. WALSOri EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRS.
 TERMS. . DAILY PAPER, per aunum, in advance. SO OO COUNTRY PAPER (weekiy) per annum in advance oo oo U H for six months, "... OO No subscription discontinued until arreurages are paia unless at the option of the proprietor.
 IT Advertising, at regular charge, VIII pc one DoH1 souare of I2 lines for the first and Fiy Cenis TOT eacn Iusertion when published daily II inserted weekly seni-eekly, r weekly one dollar each time " ADVERTISERS by the year, will be contracted win on the following ermS,-it being expressly understood that mn agreement with house in business, or with any ndvidun shall be applicable only to the immediate ana egtmate business in which they or he may be ensaged and that all notices relating other and distinct bust ness legal notices adm notices or sales, notl- ces of the individual partners or house, &c, Will DC held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged al regular prices.
 One square, welve lines less) with prvi- $40 0O irse of changing renewing twice a week - o Do do gith like prveges) foT business monhs. 30 Ue Two squares (ith privilege of chinge) year oo oo dT Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines Books &c., occupying large spare. and requiring no al- my Business Cards Of few lines inserted conspicu, ously months for Sl0. in advance-and il continued during the year for Sl5, in advance.
 IF Fire Companies will be contracted with al S2o per annum each--pay able semi-annually in advance
 Tr Candidate nominations to be paid for in advance Five Dollars for the canvass. All advertisements required by law will be charged iu rates. .. No gratuous advertising for Societies or Companies Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi unuaIly advance.
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NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM ~. YORK
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 & EasegS< Arrangements have been made by N5tE%KI9< which TIE EUROPEAN TIMES, --sssk1es;5- 1Aes;5 published in England, expressly for the U. STATES and CANADA, will be sent for ward on tbe arrival ofaI the Steamships 10 Boston and md New Holk from England.
 The paper will be forwarded from New York on the arrival of the Express from Boston, frequently z4 hours m advance ofhc regular mail, to the City TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY
 It has already attained very high character, and may with great proprety be said 10 contain Me best p'ees current, the btst Shrpng Hsi, and IS he best Foreign Ewopean Reos Popp which reaches thls country from Eng!and-lor it comprises in a con- densed form of twenty -four columns, every descrip ton ol news of interest America, which has tran spned in England and other ForeIgn ports. from the sailing of the previous up to the hour of depar- ture the steamship which conveys the forthcoming number.
 Amongst other numerous and faterng testimo- nials inc Boston Morning Post says
 'Ne are greatly indebted 10 thls newspaper for our foreign, miscellaneous and commercial news.- One number of 'Wimer and Smiths European Times is worth whole file of any other English pa er."
 Subscription $s4 per annum.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09

THO Extract from the minutes
 Il of the proceedings of the "Ameriean Shp'0TeeH
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Philadelphia SaddIcry Warehouse,
 MHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ef, "a d00r abote C0mmerce sired.
 The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of country mer- chants, planters and saddlers 10 ihe large and well assorted stock of Saddlers and Saddlery Hard ware, which he is now opening and which he offers for snle at prices to suit the times.
 The made up work is all man uGaciured in the city of Philadel-
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TNSURANCE-Ths Protection iHsMance con
 ,anv. oC IIar,ford. Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms as any other office in the City. They will M insure rane or brick buildings and heir contens m Mcoile -"' E. c. CENTER & co.
 ali Corner of Commerce & Cont sts'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
 TVyHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- l NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings oi Brick or Wood and their contents, Tn the city of Mobile and its vicnties, against loss or damage by fre Also to take marine and river rlsks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority to adjust and pay all losses that may occur' as soon as the requisite proof of the same is submit ted to hin without reference of the claim to the oi- fee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution in settling losses wilh promptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2I St. Michael-st.
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,y AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY Ihs. Co.
 Mobile, 22nd Jan. lS45. , DRINTED Certificates of Insurance on ists ,h,et are issued from this AGENCY Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Eu- rope, with an order on the President of the Company in New York for such sums or amountf As may m case of loss become due, in the same manner as Il separate Policy had been issued at the oce m New York. ROBERT s. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. Francs-sts.,
 ;an22 45lf UT Stairs.
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' EECHES ]! LEECHES We have receiv- AI ed at Apoihecaries' Hall, our supply o' lresh Ieecles, and have made such arrangements at the north that we shall be in constant receipt of fresh supplies. competent person will always be Tn readiness to apply them. Medicines delivered at tl,ls establishment at any hour during the night No extra charges will be made 10 our o,en custom CTS. NOhlh ~ OO''
 ieI2 opposite the Mansion House.
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oocieiy":- - ,e,s
 "NEw-YoRK, April IA, lS45. "Resolved, That the NAUTILUS Life PreserV- CT be recommended to the public for general use' ioi the following reasons,viz
 "First-A person may prepare hlmseh TOT '"e Wa ter with II in two seconds, if it is al hand ssSecond-The aid of the breath is mol required to infae il, as it inhates itself in the act of putting It around Ihe chest. "Third-It may be reduced 10 very portable s'ze' capable of being carried in overcoat pocket; ''Fourth-It may be inflated m a second anu thrown 10 A person falling overheard, if at hand.
 HENRY MEIGs, Secretary. The above Self-Inhating Preserver, for sale by
 HENRY & STODDART, oo.aar oi Conti and Wafer streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-09

pha, of the bes, materials, and the Saddlery Hard- ware is of direct importation.
 The following comprises in part the assormenr:- Saddles and Brides, of every variety of style, Bri de Filings, MArIngaIes, Saddle Bags of all kinds, Whrs, Coach, Gig. Dearborn Wagon and Dray Harness, Skirting, Harness, Birdie and Band Leatb Hog Skins, Curb and Sna1le Kits, Spurs, Buckles. Saddle Trees, of all kinds, Varnish, Coach Trim mings, &c 8-c. A large assortment of Saddler's Tools.
 He invites purchasers to call and examine and com pare his goods and prices with those of other eslab- iishments, before purchasing elsewhere.
 noy2S 24SCmo 5. BOUILEMET
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DLAIN JACONET and Cambric Musns \ Paid JaconeI and Cambric Muslins
 Book, Null and Swiss Muslins
 Figured and Plaid Swiss Muslins
 TarTeton and Organdy Muslins. Received by my2l DANIELS & BRADY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-13
The following is the address of Gen. Aris a

The following is the address of Gen. Aris a
to his troops. Ii is a flaming document and
smells OF gun powder AMI wind alarmingly
Comrades: The Supreme Executive has
sent to me by express the news that the Uni
'ed states, IN pursuance of their ambitions
views, having taken possession of the derart.
ment OF Texas, he had demanded declaration
OF war from the Congress against the unjust
nation.
HE time to fight is come We must
prepare with the ardor inspired by duty and
patriotism, when an attack is made upon the
SOIL the honor and pride of the nation.
am sure, comrades, that those presump-
tuous Americans will be greatly disappointed
when they find that our soldiers are not so
contemplate as they thought, and that they
cannot conquer them
address you under the influence of a
lively enthusiasm. All fanciiul doubt is van
ished the question is decided and we are
ABOUT 10 commence the most righteous war
we ever waged. Laurels await Us To arms /!
~ isEse only means OF avenging our honor,
lnssa,ed bya nation that boasts oil it's liberality
and civilization.
Arms are the only arguments TO use against
banCAti and men without good faith. Let us
hope Tor that justice which is invoked by all
society and the decision of the civilized world
Our LOT will BE- envied by the rest of the
army-we are nearest the theatre of wor-we
are the iirst 10 avenSe the outraees on our
country and to ra,ish from the usurpeIs the
object of their rapine.
LaTga bodies of troops are on their march
they Will soon be here TO share our dangers
and Iepulse the enemy.
The veterans OF the North have given
proofs OF their valor and constancy-they are
accustomed 10 conquer this rresumpiuous
race. know your worth, and how dearly
you love TO serve your county. Ii is for this
that am pleased to command YOU and lead
you TO combat, in which your conrade and
best friend will be proud TO follow your exam.
pie. MARIAyo AnIsrA !" !.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-13
ELECTRO MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

Arrangements are now completed Tor connect
ing the principal commercial cities on the
northern scab0ard By means Of Morse's Mag.
netic Telegraph before the commencement OF
the next session OF Congress. The work is in
progress between New York and this city. and
the Canal Commissioners of Pennsylvania hay
ing signiiied theirassent Subject to- future leg.
islation') Tor extending the Telegraph along Tie
cahais aho railroads OF that State. the line Of
ward TO HanisbuTgh before Congress and ,be
Legislature are IN SESSION Its slated Ina, The
route towards the Ohio river will BE- prosecn.
TED vlg0rously--arrdngements being now mad,
ioT tins extension Of the Atlantic and M;ss;s
sipgl Linz, by the superintendent. I'M o.
Reilly, OF Albany,) who has obtained the a.
sent OF the State authorities. and is making tho
requisite arrangements Maryland for tina / p,,r.
pose. P'i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-13

OEWe are sorry 10 hear that few of our
friends in Yves, Alexander. Pa, have thought
Properto Passa vote Of censurc upon our hum
bic self because we printed pamphlet emit
tied review OF the proceedings OF the Sabbath
Convention held in Baltimore. Parson Nc
Cluskey that like, we have always consider
ed a very clever man--we have, when we met
him, always shook hands with him with great
pleasure bscaus, we thought there was
heart and soul in every thing he did or said.
We have published at expense and with no
charge, the proceedings of all his Sabbath
meetings and all that, and we have helped on
the cause as much as we could We publish
cd the first daily paper that we ever heard of
IN the Union, without having work done OH
the Sabbath, md Ne did it at great loss yet
we donot believe that said parson McClusky
would oflera vote of ccnsure upon his best
paying parishioner. if he should be guilty, as
acabinet maker, Of making billiard table, or
as a blacksmith of shoeinga race horse. There
isno difference, even admitting that the object
of the pamphlet was wrong.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-13
THE TARIFF.-The New York Court

THE TARIFF.-The New York Courier
and Enquirer introduces the recent article of
the Union announcing that the reduction
of the Tariff is chief object with its party,)
with the following language:
The Tariff, it would seem is certainly
doomed. Notwithstanding the universal sat
isiaction OF the country with its operations. in
spite OF the gradual and steady advance, under
II, OF our system of manufactures, the increase
OF home market for our farmers, the increas-
ed amount of exported goods, the employment,
inrichineIr rho- al -lahnrers and its gradual
jury to any part in spite moreover of the lat
ter OF Mr. Polk to Mr.. KANE and the u.-..r.,,ce.
OF MIR. Folks friends in Pennsylvania that he
,odS as good a tariff man as Mr.. Clay, the Tar.
Ill must conc down The Union OF Friday
Sf'-S - = H. :.>s a. y ti,yf,
only siadowing forth tspurposes, thus sound,
the knell OF the Wing Tariff of 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-13

we cut the following from the Baltimore
American. The leading remark of the Amer
lean Is a. gentle as the notes of the sucking
dove. We do not wish to see ANYBODY burn
ed; bat il they will run into the fire when /,
plain course is open TO avoid it. we cannot
help 1t, and think there is no great harm il they
do get slnSel little. We are afraid the n
& o. Railroad men, will hereafter begin 70
enquire who will "have us, not who shall we
take.
Inc Philadelphia correspondent of the
Washington Union thus speaks ON a subject
IN which our community has a deep interest.
me PROJECT Of constructing railroad from
iiarrsourgh 10 Pittsburgh, or from Chambers
purgh TO Pittsburgh, is now beginning TO be
seriously entertained by many of the leading
West Is gradually leaving our State works
simply Tor want OF railroad counexion he
tween the points named. The great Baltimore
ana ohlo railroad transports daily an immens,.
udiii Oh western passengers, most of whom
coming by way of Wheeling would rrsC.,
coming by the shorter route from pittsburgb 20
Philadelphia, II only the means of r,pid com
lnunicaiiOn were al hand This subiec, will
nodoubt be warmly and intelligontly discussed
during the winter. Promptitude. however is
eyerythlnS aud the sooner the Undertaking
tie obvious propriety Of which cannot be
qnestioned-is under way, the better for ms
Ho5 the money is TO be- raised to make the
road. VIII, OF course, form the most important
consideration. 1t is plain that it cannot be
advanced by the State. To company, no
more certain and haltering investment could
o. iovno' Inc route from Pittsburgh io Phil.
adelpha will be the shortest. and therefore
the cheapest; and the immense trnvel of tho
6feat West twill seek il a. the natural outlct
70 the eastern markets The West will mss,
1n some uninterrupted connection of This sort
and II the railroad between Harrisb,rab and
Pittsburgh should not be- constructed mo- bn'
nan power can prevent the extension of the
Bdllimpre and Ohio Railroad to some point ON
tl' ONO river, aud thus enable rirslSt,ts tn
carry OIL oil this travel BIZ another route