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rRENCH'S HOT f l..
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
das vicinity Of business and the principal PLACES Of
and has furnished it style that will bear favor
able comparison with the very best hotels the city The
peor building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance and comfo and that he has combined
nomy the following prices will show
ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT. .........", g
The will be warmed gratis and upon occasion will
there be more than one bed in
There is REFECTORY attached, in which there are
meals served p at HOURS Of the day and evening There
also Bath Rooms connected, for cold and shower
bath. The Porte, will be in attendance all times during the
night to admit odges and to let them all hours
who want Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hall bell nl9 3m&m
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WONDERFUL DTSCOVERY.

DIOOOV II.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
change grey hair S original color few minutes This
perceding all othe highly ecacious and the
growth.
Those who doubt virtues requested have their hAr
changed before paying their money. humbugs would take
this method there would be reason to complain
One trs will prove the fact. -
Sold wholesale and retail applied No. 5Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York mp stairs
AZ m src
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING, 1916

n THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish his
style Of Gsntlemens Hats which every particular
will be found fully sustain the reputation heretofore
enjoyed in the production Of this article dress
AMIDON,
" Wall street. Nassau
N. B.-FRENCH HATS-A small invoice inst received
from msnufctory Of the celebrated Mugniero Paris 70
which tine attention OF gentlemen is invited.
M TuThk 81 isim EN-
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SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
BLUNT & SYMS,
No A Chatham street,
MANUFACTURERS Of the above article have nova com
M pete assortment ready for the Spring trade which they Of
fer at reduced prices They would invite the attention Of
chants and dealers to their the manufacture Of
which, they have paid attention. and from the
fered.
AlsoGuns Of their manufacture well every
Of imported Guns and implements quantities pur-
chasers, at exceedingly low prices 1nsm
EXPRESS NOTICE.
7 LIVINGSTON, WELL Il POMEROY, have removed their
~ Express Office from No. Ito No. 8 Wall street.
i,Uta
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pACkET SHIP ROsClUS from LyerpooI-C Cousignees by
this ship will please have their permits board at Orleans
wharf footof Wall street, immediately
All goods not permitted in ve days unavoidsby BE-
ssnt to public tore. unxw flSfc
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IMPoRTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
B K A IS OIL,

BEAMS OIL.
,> - HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE
AsVk FOX THE HAlR-Of all preparations
- for the hair whiskers, nothing equals
n the oil prepared from Bears grease. In
~ instances it restores the hair the
bald and will effectually preserve it from
falling off in any event. ltwas long noted
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HARDWARE AT Low PRICES

THE SUBSCRIBER (Agent for several manufacturers in
Engsndl offers grat advantages to deaens now recsiy
which offered at tns advance the sterling coat
$50 priced Table Cutlery all patterns present coat
and charges. 49,
10 casks s.Iy superior Files all from to IA inches
at the old prices
90 pises Lsycocs fine Hair Cloth at the lcwest market
price.
40 casks Bright Traces. S casksH
20 do Carolina Hoes. per doz
20 do Hooks and Hinges. so bags fne Wrousht Nails
casks Curry Combs.
Al.e Knob and Padscks, Candesticks, Fraude Pueys
Latche Bolts Spoons Percussion Caps Shoe Thread Chain
WEB, &c, &c, &C. JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
flI 6tlsem 90 John mp stairs.
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JOHN CHRISTIAN sTEINICKE.
CHARLES +. A. SCHIRMER.

John Christian Steincke and Charles f. A. Shrmer embrace
this opportunity to their and the public that they
under the newly formed firm of Seniche Schrimer the
aforesaid esabl, hment will strenuousy continue their
the aud gain the confidence OF all that
will favor them with their cuStnm. C5 lW&rc
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$1,000 d Il THIS BY CONsU UMPTION,
You'd perhaps be szaH estimate for the rocdgss
81 this dreadful disease in single year;
then add The fearful catalogue of those
cW OF bI Inflammation Of the
Lungs Heuoyrhdge, asthma,
Coughs, Infuenra Bron
ehitis, and other
diseases Qf
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the list would appalling proof Of the fatality o
these two classes Of diseases.
But important 20 know that nearly all OF this dread waste
DR. WiSTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The remedy discovered by for all diseases Of
the pulmonary organs produced by cold and changeable
climas Scores Of cases have knowledge where
the patea had been given die by consumption beyond
he reach Of medical aid but who, by the Of this Wild
Chey bean speedily restored to complete health
sister OF well known clergyman recently LEFT the school she
was attending being advised that she die Of consumption
10 n her home wishing spend her few remaining days
win ef rends by some she induced TO take WIS.,
ars baisam of Cherry by which she entirely cured
IN short and returned to her school with light heart and
nvgoIasd II health BY application the ONCE further par
given Many oil the most distinguished physicians Of this city
and Brooklyn give this Basam their unqualified approval
Why should they not!-it Is hailed every where
NATURES FAVQRITE PRESCRIPTION!
being formed from chemical extracts of Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar smplss but powerful ingredients of Natures
Laboratory All who have used this wonderful compound
in tesnyng that it is the ecacious remedy
known.
Principal office % Ann street, New York Sold by agents
in all parts OF thr Union. j0 lmsec
pLEASANT SHAVING SOAP
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GeDR sALTERs YOUNG MANS FRIEND" or spe
cfc Mixture completely bids defiance to those pre-
valen fashionable mprudences This medicine
unequaed in power neutazes the virus. and all
the morbid symptoms and irritation disease recent
With the utmost coadenee being an.doe unsaussd for
ticula with the medicine Whoesal, and retail by j. o.
FAY, lS Fulton sieet, (Lamp store Sun Buildings New
York-Price 81. j2o lmsrc
NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, 32l Broadway.-1he Pro
~ preor respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has aspendd establishment ia immediate vicinity Of
house the ofbilliards 2k per The prope
has combined economy the following prices will show =
room for night Sc; for week 81 for month, So
tendance at all times during night admit dodgers and 70
the house is closed will ring the hall bell DIG imsnc
NOTICE-All persons having claims against Ebenezer
~ Gummun late Of 81 Bowery will please send their bills
in to the undersigned, without further notice.
Also, all persons indebted to said H. rummun will please
call and settle their without delay at 81 Bowery.
CT. CHAMPl0N,l a..rr...
sis lwsrc c. GRUMMUN, Assgnees.
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CHEAP SPECTACLES
ATS DUANE ,sTaEET,, New York first door from
Optcian proof Of the above adverses the following cheap
prices
Best single jointed Gold Spectacle, ..........7o
Best double jointed Silver Ssectacles. 30
Best single jointed Silver spectacles ........3M
Finest double jonted elastic blue Steel Spectaces ls
Finest single jonted elastic blue Steel Specacles l5s
Finest double jonted Tortoise shell Spectaces. 1885,
Finest single jointed Tortoise-she Spectacles.. l2s
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel spcces with the best glasses and
with every and attention paid them in the manufacture
OF dollar
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles. .........6s
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles As sd.
Good elastic blue Steel spect.eles.. .....3s
Good German Silver Spectacles -. ......... .3s
Best Tortoiseshsll Eye Glasses. ..........3s S. sd.
Best blue Steel Eye Glasses. .3s cd.
Dest morn Eye Oiasses u.s.
Best Convex Glasses set into your frames. 2s
Best Concave Glasses set into your frames, d.
Best Convex Pebbles set into your frames los.
Best Concave Pebbles set into your own frames, las
Repairs erecuted at the rats Of cheapuess.
Ladies and Gentlemen attended at their sidenees
jaf6 lm~sc
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present INA" the o, water which turns the wheat.
Lowell mills. The Wing tariff of 1870 ""''' 0Gh
FROM tue Western State Jonrn.,
THETHIRDPARTy '''

II is an impressive fact, that ,bo -,
strength has been every where preo,l, ,V Pant
'"re" INC government into the hand, Of ,t Sine
tension" Shareholders Orlho South and a' "'' 't
ern doughiaced allies. Generally, thu ,o,o NORTH
from quarter to one half less than o., en- "4' 0e'a
town elections in this State In a npr,L. Tho
es the leaders have attempted open cor,t;' "'0''
the Loco Focos, whilst the rank and fla "'U'' WITH
to the supper, of the Wing tickets Such '' inclined
no doubt Is to be the ultimate rato of thu w nave
OF which The "LibeHy party" is comno,' s'''eal
leaders will sell themselves to the Jooa. ih'I
mass will sock the rurihernnce of their a." Tho
Wings. Y rary"-hO
AT Loskpof, where the Wing canddn,.e.o
visor received nearly sir hundred maio,,,,' super
Of 1915, the average Abolition vote i. 10, vote
falling off VI U'e general
In Albany, where an organ OF the pa1v ..,,,
ed charged TO The brm with hostility to the r wa,
the Abolition candidate for Mayor has 10 s'
When we reflect that more than SIX Tuoro'w
FOUR HUNDRED votes were poIIed, ,bo .,.'
sion follows a, once that the leaders Of the
no hold upon the sympathics or confidence - ,,J
People Oh M
This inference is fortified by the fac, ,b,, 81
of FIFTY THOUSAND votes in the civ II r.,
York, only sereaty,too were cast for uo ALJS
candidate
In tho public estimation, tho sin aud the c,,Do i,
Annexation is undoubtedly u,tached to ho Ah,,;,,
isis, They had the power to prevent it, and b.,
they been governed by conscientious and n,,,i,t,
motives, would have thrown themselves ,,o Il,
breach to have saved the country OF cour.s II. ~,
iachment ofthe mass of their own men. IN 49,.
tending to such adverse results, was rudeIy shat.
whilst beyond, in The ranks from which they b,,.,
to recruit, the universal sentiment Of disgg., ,..
dered by their iactious and Inconsistent policy b.
ex'inguishcd every hope ofgninng new coayer, l,r
the defeated party in the Presidential cop,es,
But the Wings, os a party, are to nc, with c,,,,,
and prudence, with reference 10 the cxislio, sta. =
things. The popular sympathy i, on their side g.,
IL behooves their wise men and chief coup,ero, ma,
10 neglect their means OF Strengthening ,h., ro,a,
and securing the advantages held ont to their r.n.f-
They must discriminate between the net, and h.
signs of the false Liberty leadcrs and n. I'm.
principles which should guide, and govern "lb,r,r
men They should embrace all that is rgllaod mac.
teal, and fellowship with all who seek the go,b, of
the truth. The issue Of such Il course Of policy can
not be long doubtful
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

the crown Of England. We believe most of the con-
tracts have been, OF soon will be, forfeited, and we
hope Congress will at the earliest practicable moment
adopt proper measures TO prevent the contractors
their agents from continuing their schemes of deeep
ton. As the nature Of these is general
Unknown in Europe and in portions Of the United
States, these spectators meet with little difficulty in
ellecling sales of their fraudulent scrip. We have
been informed that some of these shares have been
sold for thousand dollars, and part Of the money
was paid down. Tho purchasers will be bitterly dis
appointed when they find that their titles not
worth rarthing, and That their beautifully engraved
scrip is as worthless us so much blank paper"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

fBSAn exchange tells good story Of an in
nocent counryman who CHANGED to be in the city on
Sunday, and concluded to go to church. Arrived
ahere. he waited outside for moment when to his
profound surprise, the organ struck up, from which
he concluded that some sort Of shave down was a.
bout to commence. Just at that moment a gentle
man invited him to walk In and take a seat Not
zactly, Mister-I ant used to such doings Sun
day-and besides don't dance and he retired
teedngly shocked.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

Our AND In. A Frenchman who was travelling
in canal boat about to pass under bridge
The Captain shouted "Look oui! to the passengers
TO the top Of his voice. The Frenchman understood
him literally, and poEed his head out of the cabin.
Ae received severe bump upon the forehead which
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

knocked him sPraw ling upon the floor lie jumped
up in rNge, and scratched his head aud addressed
the Captain in tbs most indignant style, "Sare
what you say "LooS ou" for! Way not shy "Looh
in ~ .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

III" The courageous Hannibas, who,a few weeks
since, were going pass tho Dixyi!le Notch as
if 1t were but molcl have, we learn ascertuined
that some things cannot be done others have been
that though Hannibal surmounted the Alps they can
not "eaIl up spirits from the Vastly deep of sufficient
power aud might TO make rail way over or through
the Dixvile Notch! Wonderful discovery this! This
new idea only shows The folly ormen in listening to
Judge Prebes fctons ia regard to the practcabnity
Of a road over the way marked out the Portland
and Montreal route. As 'some who were carried a.
way by his imaginary scheme have got eyes par
TALLY opened is to be hoped they may hereafter SEQ
more Clearly upon the subject-Gnd when they do
they will perceive that they have been in pursuit ola
phantom.
Hence, it is said, the friends Of tho Montreal and
Portland road are turning their attention to n new
route 10 strike New Hampshire down as low as Lam
caster win they better the matter any by so doing?
VIII they escape the high lands Of the White Noun
tain range in this way!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

meeting of the Directors Of the Boston, Concord
Haverhill, SIansteud and Montreal Rail Road Associ-
utiop will be holden in this place on Wednesday the
4th inst.
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IEFsomo ounces i; is perceived auribu,ng
The thrt oil the country TO the accession of Mr. Polk
matter in which he exercises no more agency at
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

TEXAS LANDS. We have the authority Of Mr.
Benton FOR saying that tho claims the lands of Tex
FIVE and six deep upon all the valuable portion
Of the public domain in Texas. We know that there
are Spanish claims Mexican clnims and Texas
claims, and if Texas from the beginning. as
Of tho politicians tell us was, suppose our
government has a right also put in claim. In the
multitude Of claimants, is very certain that there is
the ground work laid for costly litigation; and
to make the perplexing than it usually
is, there is to be fierce struggle between honest and
fraudulent claimants, and probably from more nations
than one Hard upon the Annexation Resolutions
adopted by us, and, was predicted from hundred
presses and n thousand tongues, the Houston Tee-
graph announces that orthe holders of colonza-
ton contracts or their agents. have been offering land
scrip for sae pretending they have valid titles to the
lands hey have contracted to oolonize. These are
sold in cities in the United States and in Europe
The editor, land we shall let him tell his own story
--says:- hgr a.r .. .
alt appears that the territory designated in these
contracts has been divided in sharos similar TO the
shares of the Colorado, the Rio Grande and Artan-
sas companies, and 10 the shares of Bealos s. Co.
II is well known that these companies, before the
revolution, inundated the United States with fraudu-
lent scrip. We have often, while visiting the United
Sates been shown samples of this scrip, ornamened
with beautiful engrovngs and maps of lands,to which
these companies have more title than they have to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

News FROM TEXAS. We learn that Cen Hous
ton has at last openly declared himself against annex
alton We have been long expecting ,his-conse-
quently we are not disappointed in the slightest pos
sibe degree. We are happy in the belief, however,
that he does not possess sufficient influence to hwart
this great national measure Our readers may expect
some startling Developments with regard British
policy and British intrigue, in short time. We can.
not, at presen,,tell all know about the matter 1t
is glorious consolation to know that we have Pres
ident equal 10 any emergency that may arise Mad
isOnian, Wednesdqy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

i0@The story put aAoa, at Washington about the
time Of the action of Congress upon the Texas ques-
ton, tha Great Britain had been treating with Santa
Anna for California % that papers subsantiatng this
story were found in his possession when he was cap
tured, turns out to be, then considered by
sober minded men, mere hoax-se, on foot to agi-
tate this country and drive tho people into consent
to receive Texas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

On. LARDSER's LECTURES. Messrs. Greedy
& McEIra,b, have commenced the publication of the
Popular Lectures Of Doctor Dyonysius Laldner de-
livored in the chief cities and towns in the United
States upon various subjects in Physical Science
The general interest which these dscourses have ex-
cited for the las. four years throughout the Union,
manifested by the continued assembiage of audiences
Of unprecedented numbers aud responsibility, furnish
good grounds for the that NIessTs Greely
{. McFrath will present to the American Public an
acceptable offering and a most useful manual of gem
eral Information. The work is printed on new
type, in the octave form, and published in parts or
numbers, al 25 cents each and will DO completed in
about 10 IL Nos. The following is a lis, of Sub.
jec,s which will be embraced in these Lectures
The Solar System, the theory or Grayituiion the
Moon, (two leciures,) the Sun, the Planets, tho pu.
raiy Of Worlds, the Comets, (two leciures) the Ex
is,ence and Attributes of God deduced from the Laws
OF Nature, Popular Falaces, Light, Sound, Heat
Electricity, sc. Sc .......
The first and second Nos. of the series we have
received and the style of the execution is all that ha
been promised. After the completion of the Nos
they be bound and made TO take place in the Ii
hray among other standard works upon the sciences
s1@The Bowery Theatre in New York City was
burnt down in the short time of three rourths of an
hour tho evening Of tho 25lh ut. No lives were
lost. This is the fourth lime this theatre has been
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

fEFrhe N. Express states that Mr. Polk is ar
ranging his figures for another term, and is making
h is appointments with the view Of securing it, lie
turns his back upon his Cabnet,as did Mr. Tyler,nnd
for the same purpose to act alone for himself
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

CORRECTION 10 Mr. Fnirbanks'c
to the Montreal Gazette copied by us last week up
the subject Of Rat Roads, in that portion touching
tho population Of Maine, il reads, eight of the towns
named with population Of 8, 223, are in Cumbcr-
land County" should read, "with a population Of
2C,223
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

STA SS>AESf s. L&Vl&Ia
MON A Y, NJ Y 5, 1915.
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IEP Var Var with Mexico and England is
talked of by tho Washington Gobe-Mr Folks organ
as thing to be expected And why will not
France come in toO7
1t is true that many serious minded men consider
that the Polk Administration pungng US into such
state of things fast as any acts orheirs can do ii
and lha, the danger is imminent-sll FOR strength
enng the slave power
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

their annual meeting. are to vote yea or may on
the question Of granting licenses TO sell ardent spirits
within such towns during the succeeding year. BY
supplementary act, this law is made to take mme-
date effect.
The first election has been holden on this question
and tho towns were carried about equally-about
half for and half against licenses
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-05

lEo The Legislature of Michigan passed an act at
its late session, by which the voters Of each town, at
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-19
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EAEHANTE E PLATE, BHL7IWURF. VNHE subscriber respectfully announces to his I friends and the public, that he has purchased Mir. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest, and be- sole lessee of the above establishment.
 The Hotel is located convenient 10 al the PRIN- CIPAL SHEA MBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DEPOTS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The large and airy, ard fur nisbed in style not surpassed by any similar esab lishment in the UHited States.
 From the experience the Proprietor has mad in the management, of a FIRST RATE HOTEL, he Aatters himself that every department of the esab- Iishment will be conducted in style please those who may favor him W ith call. It.af
 dec14 n121u JOHN WEST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-19
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

ON'I No. Sf. Michael-st, t,ro doors abope Commece.st.
 Have constantly on hand complete assortment of - DRY GOODS,
 embracing Blankets of every variety, Lowe, Vir- ginia, Alabama and other Osnaburgs, Lowel LInseys, Kerseys and all knds of Negro Cloths, together with
 full stock of Staple and Fancy articles, suitable for Planters use. Also, Russeit Brogans, Mud Boots, and general assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c,
 Brussels, Ingrain and Venitian Carpets. s4 Mating and other Floor Coths noyl9 299tf
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-19

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the atten-
 l ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc. just received and now offered for sale at the very lowest cash prices-- GOO ounces French Qulnine
 20 do Suphate Morphine .la 20 do Acetate do 50 do Hydriodate Potassa
 100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb 50 do Powdered Jalop 50 do English Calomel 50 boxes Castle Soap '
 10 grsce Sedetz Powders 10 do Yeast Powders 20 do Soda Powders 5 barrels Alcohol =. do Lnseed Oil do Sperm Winter Oil +4 ...- 500 pounds Cream Tartar 4 barrels Whiting do Yellow Ochre lU do Lamp Black . 50 dozen Castor Oil quart bottles 50 do Castor Oil pint do | 50 boxes Window Glass, 8xl0 to 10x16 200 Bat, Bricks r .. White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 lb kegs. Togeth.
 CT with full supply of Patent Medicines Lorillard's Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes, ,elc. l-I . SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, sgn of the Green Mortar, north west corner of Commerce and Dau- phin-streets. ''I V. Iti l' janz0 4S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-19

rNSURANCE--Ihs, Protection Insurance Com II pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, favorable terms as aay other office in the City. They will insure rane or brick buildings and their contents in Mobile and it's vicinity, at the customary aes of premium. 'afaPJ oA sFf1lh E. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 rb,H Corner of Commerce. & Cont sts.