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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

TENO THE PUBLIC.-fIavi"g, in c,nnextoa w'u
 Il the proprieors of the other Presses, signed d uniform tariff of charges cotton, in order 10 ply with the repeated solicitations of boh Factors and Shippers, to relieve them from the perpexity caused by many different raies, we deem il due to ourselves to assign reasons for so doing. The I ariff differs from the published by us in the early part of the season, in but of mn porlance, to wit: Planters Storage and Drayage from wharves to Press In relation Io the first item have adopted the rate unisersa, preferred by the Planters, while we were in the country last summer, and with which they expressed themselve s entirely satisfied. In relation To the second had only agreed 10 dray from our wharf at cents per bale an inducement to have cotton landed there. Had Planters complied rigidly with their proms. es to us as have with our promises to them there would have been no necessity for chanle Tn ths item. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their cotton landed up town in sequence of which we have been compelled To pay 12A and l5 cents per bale to have il drayed down, and cannot even now get It done al that, feel justified in consentng to the 10 ceuts drayage.
 We, however, had another and stronger motive in view. The sp-town whariingers for time past have been in the habit of payIng all the extra expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to our wharves, but landed on theil $, in order get the wharfage of the balance of the cargo, ana compel to do all the long drayage.
 We place ourselves in position tp resist this ar engagement and deprive them of any lnducement to continue II, we consented to put up drayage, know ing that the aggregate charge could be made the to the planter, by taking off the wharfage, with which the other presses had nothing do, and in days paper will be found notice to this effect. By this we keep our faith to the country, and show to the parties uptown what they may expect so long they play the grab game, and seek 10 deprive down town of it's fair share of business.
 We understand that we are accused of having gone into a combination by thIs arrangement. lp regard to the other Presses cannot ans swer-or purse Ives b,u. .s AnI If doubts the fact, let him give order the other Presses for Colton and he will soon ascertain whet- CT or not there exists combination.
 We have no lear that our course will be censured by any intelligent liberal minded merchant or planter. GREEN, CASEY & JAMES,
 ian25 Indenenden Press
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ORPHANS COURT, MOBILE COUNTY,(
 February 9th, lS45. Green D. Caller, decd, TTNH1S day came The
 Estate of { II ophilus l.. Toulmin, Executor of the last will and testament of Green D. Caller. dec'd. and filed an allegation and schedule in wrng, setting forth that such estate is nsovent, and praying that the said eotate may be declared n- solvent. Whereupon the third Saturday in March next, has been appointed by the Court to hear and determine ihe same, when and where all persons concerned in adverse interest may attend if they think proper
 lebs 66f D. THOMPSON. Clerk.
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laids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff. M. C.
StIERIFF SALE.

" ILL he sold for cash in front of the Court ioose
 W dooi oi Mobile county. on the loh day ot March l8 l5 between the hours of II o'clock A. M' and 4o'clock P. M. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years oi black comoexion and has scar on her right check, and says that she belongs to Jack Sullivan Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that she left her masters house sometime last spring. Said negro woman having besu committed 10 the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, on the Eth day of July 1914, by Meajih Creashaw Esq, as a runa- way, and her owner having failed to come forward, prove property, pay charges. and take her away, she therefore will be sold in compliance with the stat
 ute in such made and provided pay jailfees.
 sep2 199tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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WHARF AGE.

" h
 TNHE Planters and Merchants of Alabama \ hereby notified that and after this day, no Wharfage wIll be charged on COTTON landed on St Louis street Wharf and all Wharves above.
 Cotio" landed on Wharves between St Lons and Conti streets, will be charged cents per bale.
 jau27 49tf FETTYPLACE & GOODMAN.
 {6z- The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro Beacon, Wetumpka Whig. Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Eulaw whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald, will please publish and send accounts 10 F & G. as TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. "A Runaway from the subscriber about A the slh day of March last, a Negro man M, named EPHRAIM. He formerly belong ed lo d man named Wright, whose he times assumes. and was sold as his property under execution by the Sheriff of Mobile county about a year since.
 He is very intelligent fellow and uses very choice language in conversation. He is thick set, of ordinary height, and his color but shade above black. He is probably endeavoring to get out of the State, as he pretends to be free. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension aud delivery to me at Blakeiy, Ala. JONATHAN JOHNS. oct4.2l3tU
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THOMPsONIAN DEDICAL
 

2 THOMPSONIAN DEDICAL NH DEPOT, VG@H No. 52 From shea, MOBILE, ALA
 BAMA-ln store and 10 arrive in a few days. the following articles, which
 B will be sold low for cash:- 300 lbs Lobelia Seeds and Ilelbs l65 lbs African Pepper 6j lbs Nerve Powders 70 lbs Gum Myrrh 300 lbs Composition Powders and Towards
 Diaphoreuc 100 lbs Goldenseal, pulyerlsed loo lhs Aspen Poplar do 22O lbs Ra,berry Bark do 100 lbs Slippery Elm do 50 Suphate Quinine Also, Thomson's, Towards, Mattson's and Beach's Works. Jewett's and Overstreet's Lin,ments, &c., &c. feb7 JOSEPH REED.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY S.I. & I. I. JONES.
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BY 5. |. & I. I. JONES. S. l. JONES, Aucloneer. THIS MORNING, at 9 o'clock, at our grocery sales room, will be sold A general ssnrtment of Groceries, &c Butter, Whskey, Brandy, Rum, GIH
 Bacon Shoulders, Flour, Wines. Cordals
 Lemon Syrup, Sperm Candies, Soap
 P'iatoes Starch, Champagne Cider
 Coffee, Teas, &c.
 Al lOt o'clock in our Dry Goods sales room, large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Prints, Musns, CaTes, Hosiery Boots, Shoes, Slippers, black andrussert Broeans, &c. Terms cash
 BY C. W. OGDEN.
 G ZEAL, Aucliuneer. THIS DAY, al 10 o'cock al stores Nos 75 and 77 Water street, late M. Durand, A general assortment of Groceries, consisting oi- 60 bbs Reci6ed Whiskey, 30 do Mnnon. to 20 do Peach Brandy. 20 do Sweet Wine 10 bbls Brandy, SO kegs Lard
 s casks Bacon Sides, 40 boxes Soap 40 boxes Tobacco, 20 do Preserves 50 do Raisins, 20 do Pickles, 2OM Segars 20 boxes Lemon Syrup, Rice, Flour French and Irish Potatoes in hampers Caret III casks and cases, Rock Candy, &c. Also-10 cases assorted Shoes and Broeans cases Hats, 2 bales Blankets, &c.
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INDEPENDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE 1-The Planters and Merchants are notified that the Wharves attached to this Press are open free for all Cotton received on them from ano after this day. (ian25) GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
 Dt- The DaIl's Gazette, Greensboro Beacon. Wetumpka Whg, Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Euiaw Wbig, Columbus papers, and Marion Her ald will please publish and send accounts above.
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to pronounce Dr. Swayne's Com rr
 pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, as one
 of the greatest discoveries of modern
 scie,,.e of all the many compounds rut I
 forth for the cure of diseases which affilct
 human nature, not one remedy can be named,
 which has in short space of time, acquired
 such unbanded confidence with the public, and has performed such miraculous cures ,and which has mer- tied and received much eulogun from the faculty aad others KS this justly celebrated remedy. Daily we learn from sources of responsibility, that cures have been affected in Coughs, Colds, Asth,aa, lniu- snss, Bronchitis, Splitting Bl od, Liver Complaint. Paia in the Side aud Breast, Rising or Tickling m Throat, Paiptaton of the Heart, Nervous Debility, Broken Constitution, from the abuse of calomei and other causes, and Consumpton; which has baffed the skill of eminent medical practitioners, when ln vslds were given up as hopeless. by having recourse 10, aud persevering in that powerful remedy, have been radically cured There is now in the hands of the pr,pristor numerous certificates of cures which would asonish creduty itself were they made known to the world. To those who are afflicted with the above diseases, we say give this medicine tair tr' al, you will then be convinced this IS no miserable coupo and hut a safe and powerful remedy, and that its curative pnwers stand alone and equaiedb none.
 CAurioN--From the great popularity of this med- icine persous have been induced to offer spurious article, ith the aarne of WILD CHERRY attached. There re be cautious to ask for the original and on- ly genuine preparation from this valuable tree.
 b.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Principal Office, N. w corner Of 9th and Race sis, Philadelphia Agents--Dr. w. H. Minor, corner of Broadway and John street, New-York; R. A. Sands, Iss Bowsry, New.york E. B. Warner, 2O6 BIeeker street, New-York; Haylland. Reese Co. Nsw-York; Audrey , Oliver Co, MsworIsa%Vs; R &I. Adams. aud E. Kle,ne, St Louis Win Thorn, Pm,.i,rx; E E. .Iiinlnan, Cincinnati: Pierson x Hsrrison, 720 Broad st, Newa,k, N J; Benjamin OIds, PTS Broad st, Newark, N. J; John 5. Harrl- s-n. Salem, Mass; J, Il. Pierce, s.anwix Han' Maiden Lane, Albany, N, Backus put sroy, James Green x Co, Worcester, Mass; E. Hollidge Buif.lo, N York tiraot & Buckee, poughkeeps'e MY; Q o. woodman, y'cksb@g: Miss; H.. < Brewer, Springfield, Mass; J. P. Hall Co, Bos' som d Stevens, Boston, Mass; P. M. Cohen & Co Charleston, 5. C; Dr. John Carr. Memp'''s' Tenn
 jan2e tsky Ial ha l.-- flNHE undersigned has just received an assor'men uf Surine Gn..ds ,.hich he aIera for sale at th!
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HNEAS--back and green. These teas are fo the l very best quality and flavor, and in great varie v For sale wholesale or retail by ..
 feb24 JOHN O'RElLLY & co.
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IMPERIAL OATS-Among the numerous varie
 ties of Ga Is al present cultivated in this country the Imperial variety deserves particular attention, not only on account of he ease with which il is cul- tiva,ed, 'he produce per and s superior welgh, but also gratiy the audai'le anbi'on that every farmer or planter should possess raise the b st of everything his farm few bushels just received. Also, Eeyai Dwarf Peas, and Tuscnrora and Sugar Corn, landing from bark Rulla
 1i NORTH co 35 tovern"en'-st
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IeA FOR SALE-The two story frame Dwell. Es.@ ing, situated on the north side of S. Francis. between St. Joachim and Conception streets, now occupied by Dr. Mott This house is in good repair and the lot 73 feet front by 100 feet deep. For terms, apply to
 janll 36tf THOS. $. KING, Secy.
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lebIl SsuInu' lna GUlLLsAULr, 20 con,i.st. VI -ulnft sd s2rsisalss ifnfeli15Q A~-9eiinfDislFi
 yd sif, Io9 .sroiisrsuli sroisaen Iii5e .hs8il 4l .NdfIA w 2 iijsi
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Donald R. w. Mckae, Admr of T. James, dec'd,
 vs. venditioni exponas. Edgar K. James, and John Gayle and Robert D.
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AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY INs. Co. ]
 Mobile, 22nd Jan. 1845. DRINTED Certificates of Insurance lene IL sheet are issued from ths AGENCY Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Flu rope with an order on the President of the Company in New-York, for such sums or amounts us may in case of loss become due, in ihe manner if a separate Policy had been issued the office in New York. ROBERT $. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. F6ancs-sts., :o,CO AStf mn Stnira
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feb2s opposite the Manson H ue- niCKSON'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE DMcCarter & Allen of Charleston. South Caro na have m press work on the Prae'ceui Medicine. by Sam'i iienrv Dickson, Al. D,, Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine. in the Charles ion Medical College This work will be ,ead, fer delivery about the 1st O. Ari Orrers for the ab vs ao ok received by J. NJ. SUMWAt1 c
 ieb2s ,fss sS Davpl ia-st., Mobile, NAILs-s00 kegs assorted s,zes, G,r sale bs lN fsb22 H. A. SCHROEDER. V
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ENAMILY GROCERIES, &c.-The subscribrrs l offer for sale choice and well selected stock of Groceries, delivered 10 families free of charge throughout the city. JOHN o'REILLY co.
 mh3uw 1 N E corner Cont and Water-sis
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MILITARY GOODS-A first rate assortment MI of Chapoes, Swords, Belts, Laces and trim mings of every description, for sale low.
 JAMES COMING, Watch Maker. feb22 No l2. Dauphin st.
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I IQUORS-- -25 bbls Am Brandy and Gin 1I 75 bbls fectifed Whskey
 Is btls old Monongahela Whiskey. For sale feb26 by BEERS & SMITH, 22 St Michael si
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MAPS OF ALABAMA-The subscriber, Agent lyAfor Mr JOHN LAToURETrE, has for sale at reduced prices, Maps of the State of Aabama, got up in neat style, new edition of lS44, in pocket form, colored. Also, some lined out and shaded. He has also few of the large Maps of the State and of the city of Mobile. Apply at this office. mhl 7SE
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%sA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In order RH close the account of the interest the late AU- 0UsrUs WEsTFELDT had in our firm, we offer for ed by usthe lot having 40 feet 10 inches front the east side of Water-st, by depth of no feet
 mhl m G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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VOHN B. TODD has m hand and is constantly J receiving large and choice o! Paluts, Oils, Brushes and Window Glasses, which he offers for sale low wholesale ahd retail the old stand,
 mh3 47, Dauphin Street.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
GENERAL BRADY.

Al the d'nmef given hy tie + adv
Guards to Williams Light Infantry
on Thursday, the l7th INST. among
Other ioa>tS WIS tie following, by
George c. D;,tcs. E>q.:-
GEN. iiyGu EaanY. My wc al,
Ike bun have our knalsacks ready eli
ti!erto do battle with the enemies
ct u couniry Or III. k,ng OF ter
rorS himself.
The felicity Of the compliment
can hardly he arP'eciatrd without
understanding the aIiusion. Tie GAL
liant veteran IS now absent, and We
may venture to give it. Cen. Bra-
dy, though far advanced in yelfs has
seldom zen u sick day-thank, to a
h"F.!v f',"e and l,ie "f t"mprra.ce.
Though Of exposure and haid,hip.--
But a year o. TWO s,ucc, he hccane
seriously and dangerously IL, and
his friends believed /! ii his last hour
was at hand. The .amI!y Clergy
man was sent tDrto break the tidincs
t. tie u~Lcons"iau, dying man. Tie
duty was DISCHARGED k!rdiy and ten
derry. Instantly the soldier raised
himself in his bed aud eycllaasd--
We'll, ST, let the d;un lclt-mv
kn,rs."a is SUM"
Gen. i}r>,'r is 40 orator OF eiucat,
. --
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

iaecf Re- n Gen. J~ariyon.-A ro~-
respondent ct tie Catoctin. M.
WE =. writing from the Blue Mvur-
tajns. relates the irIlownL: "Durla.
the c9mp4i-n between Gen. Jacss,n
and John &. Adams. for the Pes
dtn,v. there was preaching eight or
nine miles north Il your Village
Alrcr tie preacher had been some
time stfrnuous'v holding forth. aS 9
thong I, thc object of hi>:m sson. Ii"
made a short plt 81. and with is
pc~utcrataE eye fixed upon his andl-
enae, he de.ibcrateIvput the que>trn:
An vho are for Cod. VII hold W
their right handr The preacher
waited Snme time for Il compliance.
but all was silent IS the rravc-uot
one finer was raised. Well saws
he. all who are for the devil. let them
raise their hands, But this only
made his audience more m~otion'esS
than before, when he cxci.imrG.
WHY, No>H for Cod and NONE for
the dcvilt who are Won fotY At thrt
request IN old brujSer raised up his
head, and cried ont at the top Of hrs
voice--'We are ALL Tor JACKSON!
by dc law"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
NO WAR YET.
We have SO far, in vain searched TIT

We have SO far, in vain searched the
columns of our exchange papers, to sat-
isfy ourselves about the plausib;lity of
a war between this Government and
Mexico. No decisive steps have as yet
been taken. Mexico still maintains a
clustering, menacing attitude. Ru-
mors from that country inform us that
they are preparing vigorously for war.
Our country in the meantime has not
been idle. Many regiments of I. s.
troops CHARTERED to the North, have Ia
ken their march to the South. Every
step which President Polk has taken
Lctokcns foresight, and a calm and cool
determination, at all hazards TO protect
every foot Of our territory. The west
is with him; a thousand gallant spirits
arc now waiting in anxious suspense
for The hour which will call them 10
rally beneath the beautiful "Stars and
stripes" If WAY should be declared,
if volunteers should be demanded, it
would nearly depopulate this whole Sec
ton Of country. The contest would be
not who should say, but who should be
allowed 10 march. They are unwilling
10 be drafted. but like Theseus, they
are anxious to brave the Cretean mon
ster in his den, and to slay him amid its
h~byrinths.
From the bcard.cSs boy to The deere
pii Old man, leaning for support upon
his staff, but one voice comes, and that
"voice i, for war" We would not be
understood 10 say "war, whether or
not" we only say il case the threaten
edinyasion takes place. Such we be-
lieve TO be the opinion of all, and high
y crcLi.ablc is it to our people.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
ILLINOIS CANAL

The work on the canal IS Lciag
prosecuted VITA ~ t vCor. We
understand the contractors eNp.n,
eDccd Considerable d;tii u.ly III got
TIM haaIS. They NOW pay ons &C.!
ar per day, the hands boarding them
selves. Fair boari and I:LyIn" can
lie had any Uherr aion- III. lire ior
one dollar AID fifty cca.s per week
iOiuWu Free I.aIcr.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13
CIRCUIT COURT.

This court closed lis session here up
on Saturday the 6h inst. Much bust
hess was disposed Of, AID a large a.
mount Of business continued. The fI>t
case brought up for trial was that Of the
State vs.. Hobbs, for passing counterfeit
money. The jury after retireing 4 few
moments, returned i verdict Of guiify,
and he was sentenced to seven years
imprisonment in the State pcnitcn,iary.
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PATRIOTIC.

Tie ST. Charles Advertiser SAYS,
ia case the President NJ the United
States should require any troops from
Missouri. in the expected var with
Mexico, We would advise Governor
Edwards t. give st. CHARLES County
a call. We have an organized COM
p1ny here called The st. Charles
First Troop which Will 10 doubt
bc happy of an opportunity Of that
kind. Il has been sIanderousIy as
serted that this company"Were sold
iers in peace and citizens in war;
but let the tocsin of war be sounded
and it viii show Itself 20 be OF the
right stamp.'-Adv.
Is The Chiva.ry OF Cd Cape Girar-
deau cxtinguishcd? We guaranty
that II II should brrrne necessary
the Cape G,rarjoau boys w,ud tarn
out bravc!y in volunteer corps 20
stand by the country.-RcyIew.
Old Pike with her gallant sons Will
- with the Cape Girardeau aud 81.
Charles volunteers upon the confines
Of either Oregon, California, or Mex
leo, o: wherever the President may
direct, or there be foes to conquer.
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S.LGC,'y Of II Dog.--The illi

&.Lec.iy Of II Nog--The l,Ijua-
m@ Ms'amc" oi sa4ar,ty i'll a d..
which displayed itself on the occa.
sion of fire 4 sholt time since in A.
nanv, is related by tAc Argus oi u,a.
,ity:
y spirited. sa4acious dog that ha,
attached herself - Engine No. ..
VS. seen, while The Company was
living down nobly, As molly cndeav
"rInG 10 prevent the wise Of water
!lom tie house, SomctImes by placing
her mouth and then her paws upon
the leak! These sa4aclous cltor.s
We're witnessed by hundreds.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

liberation. Those in the North, such
as the Editors of the Atlas, Tribune
and Gazette, who assume 10 themselves
the right Of meodling with a question
ike this, 50 delicate in all its bearings,
have resting upon them a responsibility
which in the awful day of retributiln
spoken of, will net only o~yerwhelm
them, but will carry misery and desola~
ton not alone TO the Southern planter,
but 10 the homes and the fire>ijeS Of
those who would raise the Storm
Slavery, as it now exist, is a delicate
subject Al best. God may work ont his
" ends; better leave it all to him, for
50 sure as those OF the North, who must
from necessity be locally foreign TO its
interest and its dangers, but touch it
with forbidden or cnfuriated hands, they
render it a ~male,trom tn rngult this
Union. Prominent leaders OF The Wing
party in the North, are 10Y making is
sues before the people which can even
tuatc in nothing, a ' trouble, blood
she'd and disunion. The public mind is
being prepared for tina. intense excite
meut which secn> an almost necessary
Democratic banner., 1845-09-13

VERY PRupENr.-A Young gentle
mar up town. upon leaving home,
Yesterday morning, asked for a pair
OF large, strong boots. His anxious
mother mqulrlng his reasons for put
ting on such boots atthis time, was
told that he thought it proper, as i,
was likely he might melt down during
the day, and if 50 she might know
where TO find him.
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INTERESTING c

Tie population Of the earth is est
mated al n thousand niiiions.-
Thirty millors die annually. eighty.
Two thousand daily, three thousand
tour hundred ard iour, every hour. s.
fifty s"ven every utEutr.
AtusheI Of wheat weighing CO lbs.
contains $500 kcrua's.
la Greece it vas the custom at
meals for the two sexes aIway $ 70 ca,
separately.
The RomaIs lie OF CGurhes al their
diuncr tables. on tier lett arms cat
inc with ti;eir right.
Nrah's Ark was 547 feet long, 81
broad. ard 81 high.
Tie walls Of Nmevah was 100 feet
high, cmd thick enough lor three cher
io;S abreast.
The largest pyramid is Al feet
high.
A clean skin is as necessary to
health as food.
Ga one of the peaks Of tie Alps
there is i Heck OF granite. weighing
hv estimate i2l.573 tons, so nicely
balauccd on It's centre ~oigravlIy, that
a single man may give it i rocking
motion.
Vinegar, boiled with myr:h or
camphor, SprinkIed in a room cor
reefs ]pnytar.}y.
Hops cntn:nc to the left and beans
10 the right.
CID nay Ee heat into leaves 50
TIN taa, $50 OJo wIl! be only an inch
TL.c earjh IS 1916 niles in diane
t.r. and y $50 diI.s around.
Forests Outstanding tire, ; have been
d discovered in Yorkshire, Engaud l.
Ia ire..n". Undecided in stone.
Fossil rcma!nS on tie Oslo prove
it was once covered by the sen.
when he SCI Is # Il bIue color II
IS deep water. but when green. sha!-
IoA, and auyu white, SUI more si.t.-
iOW.
Amp Of Gina made one thou
>au5l vc,.a, !e.urr Cari-t, i IT.! IL cX-
.Si"urc.
The II h day Of january. on an
avera-r Il ye&.s Is tnc coolest Gay
n the yca:.
Ia water. sound passes at tie rate
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it, and cordially support it; and eve
patriot ~ill rejoice that it has fallen
10 the let OF 50 able a statesman rs
James Il. Polk to guide and guard the
des.inici Of the ration.
Boston Pcs.
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o. Tie Union Of the 9sth say.

o. The Union of the 9sth says
Gen. Taylor Is authorized, if nee.
essary, to call for men from Missis-
sippi, as well as from Louisiana, &c.
But it is certain that no such call was
made at the time specified, (the mid
die Of August in any form whatsocv-
er.
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Il say, iim, they tell me there is 4
mar down east that is 50 industrious
that he works o. hours in a day"
GLOW is that, Guilty? There is
only 81 in 4 day
"Why, he gets up an hour before
day light, you stupid niger"
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NCIiOi.i

The Louisville journal say that i
Young German Lady upon Ter way
10 It. L.ouE 10 get married, tcI. from
the 5 b Iron CITY, and was drowned.
Her BODY was not recovered.