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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-27
DIR. ROGERS MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
~ IL. ROC ERS having recovered from his late
ER illness, has recommended his practice al the old
sIand South Frederck-st., doors below Baltimore.
ST., lief. hand side oing down.
EXTRAORDINARY CURES.
GONORRHEA and GLEEr permanently cured
in from TO 50 hours. STRUCTURES, SYPHILIS,
and all Venereal affections, perfectly removed in from
one to three days-oI no change.
MEDICAL OFFICE,
NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
First door from Baltmore-s going towards the Dock
{l3- Take notice Of DR.. ROGERS NAME on diff
ferent parts of the office. Attendance from A. NJ
till 10 at night. CURE W.4RRaN1.ED-No.p pay
nm a CJ1RE he effected
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-27
"a w BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

Three doors East of the Bridge.
Where the subscriber has opened
a fashionable BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, and has on hand general
assortment of Gentlemen and La
dies Boots and Shoes of every de
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-27

WDLAID SILK SCARES. Just received fiora
u New YORK and opened this morning, two car
t0ons Magnificent PLAID SIl X sCARFs. v hich will
be sold 81 amoderate advance As they very scarce
application should BE- made early.
EDW. j. RICHARDSON,
n e Baltimore stree,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-27

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY. neceG;ber 26,
$1,000 baltimore 6's, 1850, (openng) IS
1900 do 6s, do (c. II p) Sik
81 shares Chesapeake Bank. 81!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-27

NJ b. Kemembtf the NO., So, as the genuine aftl-
cleS are for sale at no other place in Baltimore ala
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

Mr.. Malcolm eech was an The Top Of his ware
house looking nj the fire, and when coming down,
WAS injured pretty severely bv fall.
The only life lost, that we heard Of, was a poor
woman in Third 81.
Amdsi all ihe distress. there were those around
who added TO the calamity by stealing. Among 9TH
ers, the Rev. Geo. s. Holmes had about 1900 stolen
whirh he had gathered up, by great economy. on
Methodist preachers salary He also lnst large
number Of valuable manuscripts the labor Of twenty
years.
Laborers, brickmakers, brIcklayers, carpenters,
&c, will he in immense demand IN short time
Preparations for rebuilding already making in
some instances.
The FIRST. or Wea Watd-In all this vasi space,
the only buildings left Standing are the Third Pres
bNterian Church, Johnston s. SIucktnn's and the
American printing Offices and the warehouse of the
Glo cotton factory.
The Second, or South Ward The destruction in
this ward, nearly the oldest part of the city ard
OF the most popul0us of the five wards, is complete
and oveI wheming. II is left without inhabitants, on
ly two or three dwellings remaining. In the hnrn-
ing and at noon, the streets OF this ward Thong
ed with crowded and busy population, numbering
some sir thousand soulsi-in the evening, not IA ain.
gle inhabitant was left its deserted streets and
squares, and ruin sialked supreme
One reason OF the rapidly with which the fire
spread IL TO be fund in the extraordinary dryness Of
the weather for two weeks past. We have not had
shower Of rain in that lime, with trifing ex-
cepii0n Every particle OF wood in the houses Of
the city was AS dry finder.
The indiUidsoi losses. The loss of some ndiyidu-
as and houses is enormous, ranging from $4,000 up
10 SS2OO,00O. Thus, one firm Of wholesale grocers,
the heaviest holders Of sugar. inolasses, &c. in the
city, and also owners 0fthe lnding in which they
did business, cannot have lost less than from 80 to
Sl0O,OOO. There is the Monongahela House, also
which cost 5000 900, including the furniture In
many instances, merchants only lost stocks worth
5000, hui also their dwelling houses and every
dollar Is worth of furniture and clothes they possess
ed. Said one, I have lost $3.50, 600, and have now
hut dollar in the world.
The Exchange OGces.-Messrs Sibbetl & Jones
lost comparatively little. Mr. Allen Kramer's safe
preserved his books, papers and money. Mr.. VIII
liam Hill. We understand had all his yaluables
in the vault Of the Exchange Bank.
The Insurance Offices, we believe, totally ruin
ed We learn fiom reliable source that the Fne-
mems Insurance Office has lost $s249 600, and will
pay about 40 cents on the dollar. The Fire and
Navigation Company have lost 100000, and will
pay the whole amount. The Penn Office we have
heard nothing of, but believe il is ruined, and will
pay only small pc, ccntage on the dollar. The
Mutual Office. understand, will pay all It's risks
losses $65, 900. f-Fu5 q
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

CHERRIEs WITHOUT SroEEs.-The Partisan
scientific correspondence Of the New York "Cour.
Ter DIES Flats Unis" mentions anew discovery of a
WV 10 produce cherries without stones. EarIy in
,ile spring. b'ore the sap is in full how a Young
bearing tree is divided down 10 the branching
oil Of The roots, tie pith carefully removed with
wooden spatu', the parts again united, the air being
excluded by an application Of otters clay the whole
length OF The opening, aud bound together by wooden
,rd. The sap soon reuniles the several parts
ID IN two years the tree will produce cherries of
the best kind, and having IN their CENTRE instead of
The usual kernel, Thin soft pellcle.-[AIbany
Argus.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

CLEMFNs' INDIAN TONIC,-infallble cure
~ for Chi'ls, OF Ague and Fever, and sure RENEE
dy in Bilious, Remittent, and other Fevers.-ThiS
invaluable medicine is purely vegetable The unex =.
amDled success Of this truly unripaed Tonc in
ing, in a few hourr, where all other remedies have
failed. aud that, too, in If from SIX months to
ten years standng-w warrants the assertion, that il
taken according TO the directions, it is infable. A
long LIST Of certificates in proof of its intallibiiiy,
might be added; but those upon the wrapper are
deemed sufficient.
II is not in the least nauseatng, does operate
upon the bowels; but Ills salutary action III on the
whole system is charming, that every is high
y delighted at their speedy recovery health Such
remedy. the afflicted have long been in Of; one
that speedily and permanently. where the usual
caution to improper exposure is observed.
From the great popularity Of this medicine, many
limitations, protesting 10 he CLEMENS INDIAE
Tonic, are afoat. Therefore, be TO nsk for
that prepared by Geo. w. House. Nashville, Tenn,
who is the sole proprietor. .
CAUTIoN.-To prevent fraud, observe upon the
Directions upon the bottle, the written signature If
GEO. w. House. Also, moulded in the bottle IN
Indian, with the words, "Clemens' Indian Tonic,
prepared by Geo. w. House." All others are coun
felt. For sale by
R. L. WATKINS & CO., Agents,
APPS Iu Druggists, Mobile, la.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

FIREs.-The mountains IN the vicinity of Cham
bersburg, Pa, are on fire TO the extent of twenty
miles. The Allegheny mountains in Maryland and
virginia still contlnne TO burn. The Dismal Swamp,
Va, and the Pine woods in New Jersey, are also
still on fire. Nothing but heavy rain can stop tle
devastation OF these large fires.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

Mclean, the man who was charged with heinz
on, of the five persons who brutay murdered Me-
Floyd, IN the neighborbood If St. Louis, neaylv
three yea ago, has been tried IN that city for The
custody. On has first trial he was found an ill.,"
and sentence o! death was passed upon him Tbba
was taken to the Supreme Court, where ~ ~
judgment, Of the Court below was set aside, and
trial grinred. Three trials followed. Win,
verdict being found either tor or against the nr;.
oner.-[N. y. Tropic. p'''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Mis-. has declined The appoint
ment OF Senator in Congress, in place of Mr.. WAL
KER, resigned, and intends to he a candidate for
reelection to the House of Representatives.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25
MOBILE
Friday Morning, Aprn 40, Is45

G1-PRIcE CURRENT Our letter and neuspa
yer sheets viii s' ready as usual, early 10 MORROW
morning The large sheet will contain an abstract
# The hate foreign news.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25


Stocks this day 10000 bales of which $1,000 are United
States at this period le4i they ll3 $780, of which
lOi OGA were American.
March 26-l wrote you the 24th instant by the same
conveyance OhT cotton market since experienced de-
cline o IT. Oh all United States and the
werevery triung. few hundred bales changed hands
every day.
STATE OF TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DIsTRlcTs-
The state OF trade in Msnche not 40 IL
was at the da.e OF our last publication Yarns MOI
haeabe 10 any extent ut present raes meet
numerous buyers at thIug abatement-bu, Sninn, r,
Icing mostly under refuse In rive y.y A. go.
cards goods, the account lr India China cans
ell shirtingS 10 recede IN value auI must other
tons o. ,niiny cloths dull and lower From, n ,c
dale the accoun uniavorable-hut from uIber
Of Lane ishre favorable adyces have been rscerva
good business is going forward in Leeds and fla
hrld ana thereH no material change in Leicester and
Nottingham.
Ew-oRLEANs, April 23-Cotton-Arrved since lah
i"0i1 bales-ceared in time &c ,656eaying STOCK
an hand of l25.072 bales The saes for the past
dYs have been very gh, only amounting to $500 bnle
purchasers waiting the receipt OF the expected accounts
Altogether the market is in a depressed and unsettled
"e win considerable irregularity to prices
we cannot well alter the range Of the figures
qnhtd Tor Louisiana and Mississippi cotons. For ~
Aihoamas we have given the quotations little wider
range, rs will be seen reference 10 our liable
Exchange has undergone no alteration, the SUNNY nj
bills rather moderate, with limited demand s,artin,
7iG9 yer cent prem Francs 5274Q5sO; New York so
day hills u az per cent dis
Frrishs are without animation though The rat. i
erpoo Is II little frmer and no enehgemeu, c., h ,
in either American or British vessels at p,, ha A., -
which ate Two Amer lean taken fur LiverpooI .,, ,h
British Tor Glasgow Verv little offering for I.vra =.
taken 10 hil up Coaswise, rates are almost enrslv
nominal, TO New-York al 80 tor co,ton
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

93-ALABAMA PLANTER.-Personsw wishing 10
subscribe 10 this publication, can do at The Book
stores Of s. w Allen, John X. Randall and J. NJ.
Sumwalt Go. Ut the Literary Depot OF Mr.. Boule-
met and al The office Of the Register and Journal.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25
R. L. WATKINS & CO., Agents,
APPS Iu Druggists, Mobile, A la
CORNS-CORNS-CORNS.


hR. LOBE respectfully Informs the inhabitants
~ and visitors OF Mobile, that by n new and pc
cular method he remoyes hard and soft Corns, Bi-
MONS, Calos, etc ithout cutting OF the least pain
The relieris astonishing that persons can imme-
dlaely put their boots and walk with the gres,-
est comfort. His successful practice enables him
refer To numbers Of eminent gentlemen Of Mobile.
o. OFFICE AT the American Hotel, Exchange
street. Ladies and gentlemen will be waited ON at
their residences Will remain in town until Saiur-
day. the 26th April next. The charges very mo-
derate. ap23 l23U*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

The New-York papers contain accoun d great
IRE in Milwaukee. Two squares were burnt sp,
with heavy loss of merchandise.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

90 The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup.
port him a candidate for the office of Clerk of the
County Court, AT the election in August next.
ianl6 40te%
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25
h,iiR NEW.nRI.EANS.


Regular senui-sp-ekly packet to the NcW Basin.)
Leaves New Orleans "Wednesday and Saturday Evening
Leaves Mobile Tuesdays aud Fridays.
90 Cabin passage 70. Deck passage VI.
HsNns> d The fine new and stnunch steamer
uF4ass;a MoNTEZUMA, j Nee Baker mas.
8. ter, will leave for the above port on
THIS DAY, 25ih April, at 10 o'clock Am
70 Her rates Of freight are reduced hive cents per
barre from this date.
For freight or passage, having excellent accommo-
datinns, apply on board to
apps {. A. GILBERT & BRO. so Com-sr
FOR LOUISVILLE.
k fr o. The well KNOWN fine and splen
az9sz@z55sSN did messenger steamer MONT
rsSsssss5sssS ~ l@ - GOMERY, Bullard master
will leave New Orleans Tor the above and II inter
mediate landings, on SATURDAY, the 26th inst
mt IL O'Clock M. Persons wishing To avail
themselves ofihis opportunity eau do so by taking
passage on the Creole THIS DAY
APPS N. WARiNG = co. Agents.
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
[1Oe = The fine, light draught. double en-
Sstas5sisssss5SSs5. CINE steamer NOXUBEE. II. Kin
master, will depart for the above aud inferno d.
ale landings on THIS DAY, the 25ih instant. at
O'Clock PM.
For freight passage apply on board or to
CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO, Agents,
APPS " Front and rs Com-sIs.
FOR COLUMBUS.
E@ n The fine, fast running pasSenge-
Sz5sssssssss55SSs2 steamboat NEW FRA, 10. Estes
master, will leave for The ahove and all interme-
dlate landings, ON SATURDAY, 18th instant, nj
o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
APPS CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
(Clear Bills to Etnna.)
p E~ n The fine steamer BELLE p )ULE
SssSssszSeszsFs5 H. X. Johnston master, will ave for
the above and all intermediate landings vn SAT UR
DAY, 26lh inst, at O'Clock PM, positively.
For freight passage apply on board or 10
APPS CAMPBELL, OWEN Il Co, Agents.
FOR MONTGOMERY.
p [D@ n The fine fast running passe get
SssIsSSS7SS steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph
Bryan master, will leave for the above and all inter
mediate landings, on SATURDAY. the 26th inst.
at O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
APPS CAMPBELL. OWEN CO.
FOR MONTGOMERY,
E@ n The new and light drauRht steamer
LOWNDFS, A. II. Johnson master
viii leave for the above and all nterme late landings
on SATURDAY, 26lh inst at O'Clock, PM.
For freight passage, having superior accommo'
dati0ns, apply on board or to -
APPS CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
FOR COLUMBUS
(Clsor Bills Loding.)
CSD~ p The steamboat POTOMAC, p u
S5zsSz99,545sR Foster, master, will leave for the
above aud Intermediate landings on SATURDAY
18th instant at O'Clock PM. positively.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
APPS M. WARiNG co
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

Azh FOR SALE-On reasonable terms, as the
1911 proprietor Is about leaving the city, most
desirable Family Residence with all The necessary
out buildings-good water. and about two acres OF
land in gardening The above premises is all in
thorough repairs, being built only two wears, and
Of the handsomest places in the city-aboui two
miles from the market. The titles indisputable,
and will he sold bargain, and possession given any
time. For particulars enquire At this office.
ANS l25Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

The Strawberry and Ice Cream eniermanment
at Homer's Garden, will be continued this evening
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

COIscIDEEcE CONNECTED WITH THE CON-
HERcIAL GROWTH OF MOBILE The first cargo
If couon cleared at Mobile for foreign Port, wn'
thar OF the brig Rival, Capt. Scudder, for Rochelle
in the spring OF 1917, and it worth, Of remark
that the first cargo Tor China is thai oi the Fatwel'
rIeared yesterday, commanded by the same gentle
man, whose splend ship has on board cargo eqHaI
weight the entire export Of Mobile, in the sea-
son OF lSI6-l7! Both vessels and caigoes were
owned in Boston, and Capt. Scudder himself " lroIh
the old Bay Stale. May the worthy Captain, "ho
has grown grey in the China trade. have prosper
Gus voyage and realize 10 the fullest extent, The
fruits Of commercial enterprise.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

0S-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD B.
GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court
at the ensuing election, mill
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

0ci-I offer my name 10 the voters of Mobile county
candinate for the office Of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
Ianl5 39ie EDWIN RIJST
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

o. To the Votrs of Mobile county: We are au-
taorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as IA
ca ndidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of The
gust election febS 60tile*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

0J-The undersigned announces himself as a can.
didatc for CLERK Of the Circuit Court of obe coun.
ty, at the ensuing August election.
ian17 41te JACOB 8. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

H-JAMEs Nj. BUCHANAN has been appointed
Post Master OF the city of Baltimore, and entered
upon the duties Of the Office OH the 18th inst
0o-A Circular issued by the Post Master at Mon
trea, announces that agreement has been con-
cluded with the Government of the United States for
tile conveyance through its territory of the correspon-
denoe OF Great Britain and Canada. The mails TO
and from Canada will in future. be landed and en-
barked at Boston, instead Of Hall AK as heretofore
They are to be conveyed between Montreal and Boa
ton in charge Of British officer
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

ne Ma'ison,an says that the Postmaster Gen
eral will bring the subject of mail war
bni"re he Cabinet, as as the northern lettings
ale over. "s'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

"a WANTED TO PURCHASE. IA
1s.A good tract Of LAND. twell heated III
containing from IL to rs 70, with a good dwell.
ling and ouilouses attached, from to miles from
the city. Any person having such property Tor sale
may apply 10 J. L. VAN BOKKELEN,
APPS l25M* Shippers Press.
- SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE
~. That very healthy and pleasant Residence,
lately occupied by Jno. G. Holcombe, Esq, about
miles west of The city, with excellent springs of the
best Water in the eaSnty. The premises have recent
y undergone complete repair, and possession be
had Immediately. The road Guiding 70 The place is
very good The property will he sold very low if APP
piled for Immediately. Apply 10
HENRY B. HOLCOMBE,
ap25tf at the Branch Bank.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

O57I respectfully anne unce myself as candidate
for Clerk of The Circuit Court Of Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election.
mhS S4tf j. w LANG
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

OG-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce
him candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the
first Monday of August next. janl4 3Sre=
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

The following resolutions adopted at the Greene
county democratic convention, describes very clear
y the true policy Of the state in relation 10 The bank
ing $, stem and the bank debts:
Resolved, That opposed to The continu-
ahce OF the present system Of State Banks and
opposed TO the recharler of The State Bank, or of
any branch thereof
Resolved, That are IN favor of the policy
OF hhally settling up the affairs of the Banks Of
the State Of Alabama and the several branches
thereof as soon as the Can be practically and
safely done.
Resolved, That we are decidedly in favor of The
collection OF the debts due the Bank of the State Of
Alabama and It's several bracbes in reasonable an
nua Insralments-in such amounts or proportions AS
the people OF the Stale neutrality-suspicious. visiting
upon the debtors of said bank and branches any un,
necessary or wanted oppression.
We believe that other policy than this will find
ANY favor in the democratic convention, and that il
VIII be therein announced to be the settled policy of
the party, and therefore of the State The meeting
very prudently avoided making the late law lest
question, or to signify any exclusive attachment 10
the system Of collections thereby provided.
liihat law works well LEI it be adhered to but let
no mere political desire 10 affect the nomination for
Governor, lead 10 public party sanction, before its
practical effects have been developed. The general
resolutions are sufficient to include the whole demo-
cratic family, and among the candidates for Governor
we Know oil none who may mol be taken up and con-
fided IN 10 carry Out their principles.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-The complete r. =
turns AZ given in the Hartford Times, are Illus
For Baldwin. ....................2 s, 1922
FOR ioucey. ...................25 . 70S
Abolition aud scattering. .............,2. 1855
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

We received by last evenings mail from Will
lIansburgh. communication from ga Polk Man on
the 4h OF November" We have already touched
me points 10 which he refers. There is ntentn
IN wac lngton 10 remove every man who wai put in
nv Mr. Tyler, or "yoted for Gen. Harrison in 1910 F"
We have shown, for example, that Mr.. Wise, not
outstanding his cwa delicate relations 10 Mr. Polk,
VIII he retained AZ Minister in Brazil.
mere Ia no "determined hostility to Mr.. Cal
noun and his friends. For, it IL but the other day,
una, MIR Fillmore, devoted friend Of Mr.. Calhoun,
an" one oil the ablest statesman in South Carolina,
was offered the highest mssiet in the world, viz 10
Is PROBABLY true, as has been stated in the pa
pers' mat MIR. Albert q. Saathalf, ga firm and I'M
de''ating TREND of Mr.. Polk," has been suppressed
ed, as superintendent Of Live Oak IN Louisiana;
but o we have already given the explanation Of the
Mad'sonian. Mr.. Claibo rae is a resilient If Loui.
sana where the Live Oak IS found. and preference
Is therefore gwen TO HIM over Mr.. s.
. we have no doubt. that the merits of
Mr., A. u Soul'all are known 10 Mr.. Polk, Mr.. 8
w'i' not lind his merits overlooked. Nj. Polk ia
not me man To persecut any secion Of the party or
Enquirer.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

o. am candidate for reelection 10 the office
of Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county at the
ensuing August election.
apis AUGUSTUS BROOKS,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

Amongst the passengers by The New World, ar
rived Yesterday from Montgomery, was the Rev. C.
f. FREY, venerable minister of the cross, of Jew
sh lineage. He was educated in Prussia with all
tho strctness characteristic of that remarkable peo-
pie, and on arriving nj manhood was constituted
,bb amongst them. AT the age Of % years he was
converted to the christian faith since when, nearly
hall century, he has been aboring in propagating
that faith amongst his Jewish brethren in different
parts of the world. He has been a resident Of New
York for many years and Is now travelling az we
understand for the purpose of explaining the present
situation and future religious prospects Of the Jews,
with the ultimate view Of aiding in the establishment
OF missions in the prncipa ports of the country.
He is in the 74th year of his age
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

0-JAMES HAGAN is announced by his friends
as candidate for the office Of Circuit Clerk Of Mo-
bile county At the ensuing August election. apps
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

0E- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Mobile county al the election on the
LIST Monday of August next mh25te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25
JOHN Fits, Clerk.

NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with
IN drawn from the firm Of THos. P. MILLER 4
Co. Thos. P. Miller ard Orlando FurneFs, are
authorised to sign in behalf or the finn, collecting
and paying the debts due 10 and from .aid firm.
JOHN s. REMSEN.
Mobile, April Is, ls45.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

MAKisG THE Fun FLY.--The Ohio Statesman
pIngs us returns from, several township elections by
winch we see the dem ocracy Of that State, laying
ne pt"uu usul rp,rs low
~ And coonery 70 lis at ev'ry blow.
io"ns that were de, nocraic are sill So and others
mat never gave any bu federal vote heretofore II,
now al. over democrar ;. Wonder if the wings will
say-"a'l owing to Pobk's slecIionp'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25

gfNED s. RADCLIFFE rs proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court,
and will he supported by
febl7 67u MANY VOTERS.