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 La pll5s 2 t5'' 'itiJi AL,..JH ffit, El1Alk OF st LOVE F lL Lis ;Lso,esigIi aud Ap@eds c.fe faf inripiept opsnmpiid, Barrrnness 5, Iidpoithcs. In. corfl,oa or Whiter. Obstruction. dfafll hr iiaiihl -Nlen5lrmniop, lnsoal senee.ol ufinssdf ns6IdlIav glhsclpuge thereof; And for genefai prnsllalion i sille system. whether lie result of biatrul lprppcedky ieTrgalAsits. illness hr sreittaitaisf5
 fhrte is nat ss slsl,a of dnas thai lhis irae, and were por he siibierI of iohl derase a naiase hapdreds wtad tesfIs to i,e iFiralIed siiieaas sJ Eitis Cordial ass <pecifr for bafrenafss luer lhs gleeis irfegpfniies in lhe secretions palHs the kidneys, leIm.l snpprsssions Cor lle irseffel pi0
 laps,ls uieri, and aet p .,lut<i estly sease to which the nosl elc,le pouou of Ihe hnuiaa orgall- lsaion k lialile IL cannoI, indeed, maatniA- Iioa bf the p9Is. bi for aa, thing shbt oftl,s il s afert as ais ialAlhbe cure for barre awh,e ., all1he other dsea .a.nnnefatesi ahase wfh aene Or chronic, it miikhe foanl saleand ssosereignre- medy. sllie lheaaa Cordial IS gentle tonic, ope- TFti'g generally upon ile seereise organs and bras eng Ihe whole sysiem without s6 Tar sinmla Ing nhv function as te produce subsequent reltxatitfi. On the contrary. n seems in periee haraioy wi l nature, and does not create tempOH,syvgor, but a perna'ent renewal of ihe natural energies Tie first bottle used will fully the purchaser of the truth ol all we have asseited.F F.44 af544 E ala in Irks
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 StUNDRIES--20 boxes new Iluisins .si.si an si C 20 drums Figs; 4 boxes Citron '..f s.sI .ts a bags Filbens; bales Almonds .i li.ssIi , ? bales Grenoble Walaals 4fss iss ta. 4i.si | boxes fresh Olives;i do Casisinss Nuts asya , do do Capres; 6 do Vei miecllhfi GA do Maccarroni;l0 10 do kustard., landing ex ship Elisha Dennison, for sale by .sssv sdi ,. oct23 s9ss SMITH. DABNEY & CO., Sl DRUMS Smyrna Figs sa OO cases fresh Prunas ss 4 z sSAk iba9 asg4S s do Pine Apple Cheese s4ss lr,iA as giifl do Imperial Tea, in lb,epddies ,9 b
 do Gun Powder do do gsisl.sil
 do Canton Ginger Pfesertes. jnsl landing from ship Elisha Dennison, and for sale bylss slll oct26 tfHt. go fiie BARRON, MEAD & CO., SUNDRlE ES Tomato, Mushroom, and Wamu NJ Caisups; Curfie Powder Canton Soy; ql'e Pepper and John Boil Sauce; Olives; Gapers Anchoves; English and American Must,rtf Ground Spices; yeasi Powders; Maecafoni bt l,5I5sss ', z 'A'ff''lsl9a Af NJ RoBfNsoN,.lsrl oci26 corner Dauphn and St Emanrei stsr WEsfERN PltODUCEL50 bbls Flour w l50 bbis recifed Whi,keyfa asi'a4 " 1000 sacks prime Corn ,tnIio,i iaat a4 D 100 casks Sides, Shoulders and Hams. u nova li faSl MARSHALL. ROWE geo. ~ OsHEN BUTTER & CHEESE sIg,s~v-, M 10 irkns selected dairy .si.ss, ,,.;... 20 boxes large and snall size English dairy Cheesei 3 boxes choice Pine AppIe,s landing and foi sale by glsi5H 8 J JO'REILLY k co. DRAGGING, R oPE and irsy lNk--- fises As I5O pieces MaysyilIe power ipom 57.l .si ,S. . l50 coils superior Rope , v ' li t.ist 400 lbs Northern and Western Irvine
 Flo sale low by, teoy5)s BARR,N, MEAD & co ~ UNs, RIFLES, i&c-+ 4~11.3 01y7s M Single and double barrel Guns 7g < <
 do do trigger Rides .s 's'it < "A Revolving Pistols, for sale by e,g ,s...' Y nova MAzANGE 6 co, :. SUNDRtESl-l2 bales A Brown Shlrtina f--9 . 0 50 cases Boots and Brogans .t- :. 100 boxes R,isins; bbls Peach Brandy ' Y .t Painted Tubs in nests; Crackers in kegs = Tagging and Rope, of ayoriie branis, for sale al the lowest market rates, byi t n noy2 RAvESlES. BULLOCK & cV m ACKEREL. GOLDFISH & SALMON--TT M 20 half barrels No I Mackerel ,,j, ' v ". ss 2s 5sss. ss cssa,S ss Ss 2 ds sa ali5oS 2o Lrts No i Salmon, landing from bark Alp. phia Maria for sale by DESHON. .3 MYERS .octl9 corner Com < Conti st DECEIvIN6 Der ship Martha Washing ion, . M Buck wheat in and l bbls and boxesI ls
 Dried Cherries and Pluns p'stg3 si s'lit Peas; Whine Beans; Preserved Ginger Pure ground black Pepper. Sc &e Lapdps novs M cor. Dauphip and St. EImsnnets,s. "oOLEN GOODS- - - ' T [ w 3scazes ssixed Cable Warn Plains
 do Mallory Kerseys
 2 do Washington kerseys
 bales Duihl Blankets. low priced
 Dark Blue, Gentila Blue and White Macki- na~ Blankets of superior quality. for sale by Z E. c. CENTER & CO,
 pQyj corner Cont and 0Ommsrpesss.
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' HAVifAND. cLARKEa CO.
 anI.fC, DUBOSEs & co. By $. v. MORRESEN N, Orleans.

HNERRIBLE DISASTERS of all sorts are be-
 1- coming so common as not To aslonis aH" one. The world is Iamiar with Ihe hnrsfihgiof curilion, the blowing up oi steamboats, The nmter of wives, deaths by flood, field aud ire, and all tie ihousond forms that casualties nowa days assume For years deaih by disease has been the coinon tbihg in the world, and men have ceased to .be, surprised whnn they hear that their friends have fallen yc- tims RuI the astnnishmeni winch attends the eAecled by 'Df spefers' celebrated Vegetable Pills is still ns freshiand uAbonoded as ever. When men dyspepsia, diarrhdea, agus, and a hosl of other dis
 eases cured by bis pills -when they see asthma, iaund're, piles, nausea liver complaint, chplic, drop. sy evers etc, etc. cured by his Pills and rhenra- tismand kindred pains healed at application by fs Plasiers, how possible their astonishniehl should cease? For sale by +aH ia HsAf
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1 e UMWALT & TEST, BOOKSELLERS, STA !kJ TIohERs, AND BLANK Book MANUFAcTU- RERs, No 36 Danphin strea Mobile.-Keep constant
 y sn hand large and well selected stock of Books | and Stationery as be found in the southern
 States Their stock embraces every variety of Law, \ Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and School Books; Law and Mercantile Blanks, Mortgages, Deeds. Leases, Checks, Notes of Hand, Receipts, Bills of Ladng, Bills of Exchange, Foreign and Domestic, j&e., Sc. Also, Blank Books ofvarions
 sizes, adopted to every department Of business I; Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Record Books, Dockets, Letter and Cargo Books, Passage l Registers, Passage Books, Crew Ledgers, Wood Books, Exchipge, Check, Bils of Lading, and Dray Receipt Books. and every variety of Stationery re,
 qared in the Counting Room, Of the very best qnai | ty. In short they are determined to keep every
 article usually called for in Book store. sl iss | LAW LIBRARIES furnished on the most liberal
 terms also, Private and Public Libraries, with Mis- celanevus Books. .s...... '....il zi'-. | PARTeULAR CARE is taken in selecting the la- test and most approved editions ot School Books,
 and punctualily and pronlpness observed n filling I orders for Teachers of Schools and Colleges
 SUsDAY ScHooLs furnished wilh Books of h.
 sruction, and fer premiums and Library use
 E They are also deposilors of inc Mobile Bible so- fclety, where can be bad Tor Auxiliarles and Sab bath Schools Bibles and Testamenis al the Aper !. can Bible Socie,ycOsl, with the expenses of Freight,
 sxc. added.
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books,
 furnished with all the materials connected wi their
 establishment. e' as As- iti7e ,f ef lw lHf | They are also prepared to make to order, and at short notfce, Dockeis and Record Books for Sher-
 ifs and Clerks of Courts, and every varlely of Blank
 Books for mercantile eslalishments, ruled to any
 pattern, and bouii in the neaiest and most subsian.
 iIal manner Also, Music, Periodicals, &c.i Sc.
 bo,ind iu the neatest style, or 10 pattern. rH siI | Genlemen wishing 10 import any particular Law,
 or ofiier Book, will by leaving their orders, be
 prelnply attended to, and, persons ordering. piay
 rely upon being as beraIly dealt with, as fperson- ally PreseAt, .t3 gh .s it-s + f.t, .l,ils5.fsf
 They therefore, with conIidence invite all persons
 tn Il purchase articles in their line, to forward their orders or f in the city, to examine their stock, be-
 fore purchasing elsewhere. f .l, Mobile. DeceHber 9th. 1s45. s-, s''
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2 A sbpEfy JIst FtctFed Ahu FDIE sa1e DY l-- HI T
 l. c. DuBOSE & co, Wholesale z ap9l ts a Sls Druegisis. 39 W aler street
1INNEY'sI FRENCH | GRAMMAR--Thi

VJINNET'Sf 7FKENCff ItIKAMMAK ---This II Grammar, written over in all parts. and c on iinded so as ts form a complete system according to the hestiauihorit es, with iu coniue ations ol verbs, regular and irregular, and references to all the important rules, is npw beipg published, and is expected soon.
 This Grammar in its present form, is believed b be a, once the most practical and compIete of any inthis language. IL forms handsome duodecimo volume of about AGO paaes, with fair type and paper. and neat, subsian,isl binding. ssssss.s
 ,It wilIlsrobaby herceiyed iptwo or three weeks. Those who wish to commence wilh this system i'm mediateIy, can procure cop,es of the part already published, which will be received in exchange for the complete work when it arrives, by paying the difference ofprice--twenty-fv of rents.
 oct25 SUMWALT < TEST. 36 DsuIphin-ss.
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are the only pills in existence containing SarsaPa rla in them, and the first pills introduced by that name, Notwithstanding the atiemDt by others offering sSarsaparilla Pills' and "Blood Pile" to Inc public, faking to sell thep, the replafioH e rDr Lefty's Sarsaparila Blood Pills," yet fhs friek has senaily fasd, judging from the increasing sales and demand for Dr., Leidy's Blood Pills.
 The public should use no other pills than Df. Let dy's Saraparilla Blood Pills; for by theirnecuiar composition, they produce the combined effects of purifying fhe Blood aaa Anmat fluids, aud cleansing the Si0maeA aud Bowels, py -purgins ihereirom ah causes ofdipesse. e5
 They produce no nausea or sickness at the stom- sch, may be taken al all times andunder all cifcam- sances by young and old, itoui fear of any dan ;. ger, beng free from all noxious. powerful or dam gerous drugs and require restraiat from occupa- lien or usual course Of living-wt all the foregoing and qualities, they must be the safest besi and mosf cacious of any other pills. M
 The strongest proof of ihelr efficacy IS the fact of
 b aaf ONE HUNDRED BOXES ,a s.ff being solddaly at Dr. Ledv's Store alone, and THE THOUSANDSi ail.,ilts sold daily throughout the United States. ssst n
 Prre--55 CENTS A SINGLE BOX. fl
 Just Ieceved and for sale only by g k #, ti ,lii K. NORTH & co. iAhoihecaries' Hall, i.
 jel9ey opposite Mansion House. and S5 Govt ss
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a.lis- siHtst aaf iniH Hti5 &a& sssssfis Y saA .t7sasA ..ssy sy3a s5 as lsg EA .s"S z tsia.'h sn''.saU q f,. soie ils 6siaas sis Asss 2 .is-az ffi 'tza9 5s1slsi4p s-ii01I .as
 4iIaA gal d ltf5s si44 ali 4zs..ias
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'' D l'ss'' 'HAvILAND. cLARkE & CO.,
xN7AR, PEsTILENCE AND FAMINE-wirl

I" AR, PEST1LENCE AND FAMINE-wilh
 w all their horrible train, may stalk over lhe land; tie thunder of Engand's cannon nay roar m our harbors, the earthquake may open s ponderous jaws tn engnpi, our cizeus; hailsonrs and balls of fire may ram down upon hes,is- and ei so long aa the mestinlabe Vegetable Pills ol Dr. Peters nte placed within reach, we may cal ourselves the hap
 pesi nation on earth And why? becaose all these accuulua,ed horrors cannpt compare with ille sui- ierings that result ffom billious discusses, and iie thousand ills that flesh is heirto, and which hts Veg
 elable prepatiois will speedily sweepfrom land. Their power is slept aHd noiseless-- but s might IS irresstlbie. Fof sale pruggisls in Mobile :
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a s8atHa 74kFiza A VaiT.aAa g aaIHkH8
 si-as---s l 'sia s,9s'- sss-fst ' ssN rsisfss = aif eF7is --.sa ', e'S.4 sg5i sssssIs sa sis ss,l- s.s- s.i ifsaais s,S $ i,ss.s ,ai
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-02

ERON. NAILS AND nARDWARE--O MA
 1 ZANGE &. co are now receiving from England and Northern cities, large and compiete assort-
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E EliBBON's LIFE, BY HIMSELF-The Asio-
 M typography of Edward GibboH. Esq, Illusirat- ed from hts etiers wilh occasional notes and tiyes. B, John Lord Sheffield. In one vol l2mog ..rhis has long been looked upon one of ihes
 most interesting oi this class of writings The state
 ly manner in which tiibbon assumed ln lis history
 is here exchanged for easy and direct style ofusirraiise.' sil..i .i l. !. iisbt4,s lilg For sale byy gsls., ] DOBI.ER, e oct23 Bookseller and Siaiioner, 49 DauphIp st
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JOEL WHITE.
NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. J. DORLER,

Bookseller and Stationer, No 49 Dauphia Strea,
 \ S now opening an entirely new and excellent as-
 H sortment of valuable Books. The coleellor em-
 braces The best and standard authors, whose works
 have from time to time appeared. History, Biogra-
 phy and General Literature; ihe Sciences, Natural
 History, Usetul and Fine Arts, Greek and Latin
 Classics, Philoogy, Law, Theological and Medical
 Books ,8'c., from the numerous writers on these sub
 ects may all be obtained ol lhe latest editions, al
 ihe least possible expense. 4 ScHooL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers, Die tionaries, Grammars, Arlthmetics, Biographies, Histories, Biographies; French, GermanAud Snan7 ish GrilmInaIs and Dictionaries: Sbaiin Hnd Greek
 6iamMars; Exercises and Lexicons, with the best elementary books of Rheforic, Elocuiun, Logic,
 Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Draw
 ing, Housekeeping. Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Botany, Mineralogy and Geology Natural History, Physiology, Astronomy, Intellectual and Moral Phllosophy Political Economy, S1c. To which the attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents, res- pectiuy inyitedH is'ia4 ssaa te.5l aiias
 aSrATIoNERY-Eeganiy bound Blank Books of
 every description, suitable for counting and
 public oices they warranted ls he superior for style of fnsh and durability; Ledgers, Journals,
 Daybooks, Invoice Books. Cash Books; Sales Books
 of Blue and White wnve or laid Papers, in Russia
 Ends or plain Binding; Half-bound Day books 1;
 Long folio petty Ledgers long and narrow petty Cash Books; Bill Books of varions forms; Receipt
 Books, Bank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher- ing Books, Scrap Books, Pocket Ledgers, Pass
 Books, Indexes, Copy Books, Scratch Books, Pro mssory Notes, Bsb Exchange; Drafts, engraved and printed; Copying Presses and Books; Bills of
 Ladiog, Blank Cards, Visiting Cards, Check Books i; Ship, Steamboat and Dray Receipts Cotton Weiglers Books eas ea9aJ 4sIi BLANK BooKs-made to order and to any requir- ed pattern; Printed work, Music. Periodicals and Pamphlets, neatly beund.s aissa si#e 5l. q Together wiih Bibles and Prayer Books, Glft Books. &c., in beautiful bindings. The whole ol xphic1 daaiOned fn f,aat -fvar terms. atgi fta-f sHa .saiaiiro sfa dec PA
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- ED--The subscribers wish 10 contract for a quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square p,eces of Timber, particulars can be had on appii cation either in person or by letter.
 sep2s ESLAyAs MURRELL co.
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k4. C. ri.N ftit < to, c..sae' Senu a"d Som He mefce--Is, offer for sale ott iaeorable t1ims
 SuGAR-iO hhds choice l.ou,sianA
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NyWOLlVES, OR, Tf, SEEM AND TO B E. II By Maria J. Mcintosh. author of "Conqnesi and Self Conquest" .""Praise and Prineiple,' etc. etc One handsomely printed volume, 12mo.
 ..The .preyious works of Miss Mcintosh. although issued anonymously. have been popular, ia the best sense of the word The simple beauty oi her narrs- tives combining pure sentiment with high principle and noble views of life and it's duties. ought to win for them hearing every fire side in our land We have rarely perused tale more interesting and tin. structiye lhan ibe one before us, and we commend 1t mos, cordially to the attention of all our readers' -Prof Churchman.
 sLANETON PARSONAGE--A0,ale byIthe auth. or oG ss(iertfude, ,'' .'Amy iierbef'' One vol. tune. I2mo,i For sale by f5 J. DoBLERn
 nova A Bookseller and Staioner, 49 paupbinsl 1v AILLARDs s HISTORY. OF, THE CHRIS M PLAN tCHU URCHES--Ah A history saf he Church of Christ from it's Institution to the Sixteenth Century, in which traced the Rise and Progress of s Cor. ruption and Reformation By Thos Gaillard. Pat first. PLAN OF THE WoRK, s5s tt s,,at \
 Retrospective view of events. preceding and tore shadowing the Advent of the Messiah; with reier- ences O the Prophecies in relation to that event l =
 Al succinct account of the Birih Ministry. and Cru- cifxion of Jesus Chrisi, and of the organization of the Primitive Church by the Apostles.
 The History of the origin and progress of the Cor ruptiou of the Christian Chnrch-iraced through ile successive changes in the form of it's governnlent% and the introduction of rites and ceremonies in Public Worship,
 The History of Popery--ofts rise and gradual ad- vance to the attainment of Universal pominionT7to which is shown the fallacy of its pretentops 10 an Apostolic succession, and Us claims to the character or infalibility, z. t'es, sftt \ E
 References to the Doctrines which aeitaed the Church. and diothe seyeralrelgops scots which arose from the time of Saviour 10 the closeet the Ms tory. f
 The History ofthe Reformation is both horemi- mute aud more comprehensive, than any which hes hitherto been published in common with general History of the Church. Forsale by aesas ft nov5 Bookseller aud sntopes,4eD eDaqphinit. STAVES ( WHITE nAK TIAtH Eit W fl N EDL-1ba .,,bscr;hare wish m contract for a
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n SOAP .--Roselngs Leaf Lice, Slugs, and eve- ry other description of Insects upon bushes, grape slnes, peach, apple and other trees, srubbery tur. nps, grass plots, cabbages, etc., permaneniy er.di- cated.-11fis preparation has decided advantages oser any other hitherto brought into use, asil not only destroys all the yermip parasite upon yegeta- bes but also contributes the fertility and ceanl- ness of the plaats, barks and roots of the trees.
 It may be considered iniallibe in its applications and ok account Of it's cheapnsss, very accessible any extent. to Horicuurisis, Agricultmists, Farm. CTS and Planters. isi2
 sI)rscons Jor "A teacup full dissolved in one gallon aud pint ofrain water is of sufficient ngth to sprinkle over the plants and shrubbery morning and evening. until all insects have disappeared.-- Peach and other frees may be moistened by means of large syringe and i the same time the bark oi the frees way be sponged with the liquid. fea
 A supply just received and lor sale by s5 tss
 l. c. DuBOSE & co, Wholesale
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e HERMAN's WORM aL0ZENGES--Fh There kS cannot be recommended 10 the public better
 worm destroying medicine than Shermans Worm
 l4ozenges they are pleasant and easy 10 lake, and therefore particularly adapted for chiilren Many
 diseases arise from worms, and occasion long and
 intense suffering, and children are treated for various
 complaints without deriving any benefit, when er two doses of these Loxenges would speedily cure
 them For sale al s c GATES Pharmacy. | sep23 a1iao,s he, l36 Dauph,n st
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FNsENslBl.E IaE RslaIIs AlaIlIs ].

The Pfeaefhng iigal'e is glsea G Esshsefei.i. the
 lEsKfdsIs tst1 pkhsPI- 4skTior. lasinathe g, eat
 Ev1c5 loEaJ J,a tie ih,iisnsii l'ss ol li'ell,.,.iy.
 Ir will lse icedi That U thick SJauSiy fsn5 .is. aes irsdA s,ll isbin,sl oi
 be afAf,isf., ,.aallieli iiali.
 diealss ll,i.l Jus j,rpspr.
 laliqll flows beinietilrt-
 p,Iiy NhPff Ae are m.
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c UNDRIES--l50 boxes ssardines .ssaA1F kts eC 200.bags Shot; POO reans Taper 5ss,ia ,er 0boxes Pick les, assorted; 10 do Chocolate POO do No Soap; 100 sacks Salt titl-- ,4s. 50 do Fine Sal; POO hags Gorapi oa siss 100 do BrhI; 100 do Oais; a,id ass Ca. .0ls, Fresh Lobsers, Lemon Syrup. Mustard, New Raisns, 6rc, for sale by is ss a4 sssiass isaH oct23 aa saa yisii 1sjei J c g. E SMITH
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c CUNDRlE,S.--CoRs-- 800 sacks pfIme Wmie kC oATs--300 sacks heavy Western, e9fQ ssi BRAE-300 sacks best quality soifua alas. Eel HAY-200 bales rimoihv and Clover .-,sl si CORN MEAL-35 husllels best siited --s d i PoTAT0Es-25 bhls Ohsrangoes, in fine order
 "oSSis s,prl aG5 e, sb. tsak 3gIfAEi aa,OQ Az +Is IT nIrPT e RQn
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-15
WILLIAMSPORT PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE PRODUCE
2 slA DEALERS. Ese.. .... n.
DEATHS.

On Saturday evening, the l2th inst, MAR.
eARET BERRETT, after a protracted illness,
which she bore with Christian fortitude and
resignation. Aged 10 years. ''' .'' '.'
4 On Friday last, the ll,h inst, near Lap
pon's Cross Roads, Mr. Jacob Palmer, al an
advanced age. Nt@4H 4HtlaE 9E n
On Thursday last, the 10th inst, near Viii
mngton, Mr.. john Null.
In Washington, ID. c., on Tuesday morn.
ing, 9th inst, Of brain fever, MARY Sus.Ns,u
infant, and only daughter Of George and Mary
+, Selz. aged four months.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-15
PROVERBS.

The more women look into their glasses.
the less they attend to their houses. ,e,s~a. s4g
.ua Works, and not, words, are the proof Of
love- rfi a
n There is no better looking glass than true
friend san9a f0I 4tlR6 fliaS
W hen we obey our superiors, we instruct
our interiors. a.s'ai1FA #7@s ioJANaas".@ l.t
There is more trouble in having nothing to
do Than in having much 10 do. s,,.t aa.Fli,r
z The best throw of the dice is TO throw them
away. 5al fd 4a s8sg0t4{ s8sQl 4t4laB
{" Virtue that parleys is near the surrender. q
The spirit of truth dwelleth in meekness
Resist temptation Till you conquer il.
Plain dealing is jewel sA
The Columbian fountain., 1846-09-15
WHAT IS A PROFESSOR.

The learned professor went into the country
last summer to visit an old friend. The morn
ing after the arrival Of the professor, the two
friends went out for ride in the woods
They had not proceeded far before they came
to a set of bars, and the gentleman seeing a
stout boy standing near, asked him 10 take
them down, when the following dialogue took
place: "''.' 'a'31 5e'e",Da t,7 .'..''a
What shall take them down for?'
I'VE wish to ride through, and this gentle
man is professor, and so you must make
hasle'10i os,5 .t& -s9i at fo sbda& a
E "A professor! what is professor? p 12l
"A professor is an,an that--that--that can
do any thing H EIsg l,o q3a.5G s5. g,,s
well, if he can do any thing, he can take
the bars down for you.'
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APHORIsMs.

#iE w 'h3'h"t ~ ATf1OFlSMS. ~ . E". i.
nl Nothing that is broken bears any value ex-
cept the heart, which becomes the more valua-
Bile the more it is broken
The unfeeling eye is never moistened by a
tear. sH Ga4u e0s,4o l0 hf3&
We do not find pearl in every she'll
Oh, my heart, if thou desirest ease in this
life, keep thy secrets undisclosed like the mo-
dest rosebud; take warning from that lovely
flower, which, by expanding its hitherto hid
den beauties, when in full bloom. gives its
leaves and its happiness to the winds. fanT 3
saw potter in the market place, who in
cessanty stamped on piece of fresh clay,
that he might fashion it into vessel, when
the clay raised its voice and said, Il, too, once
was a man like thee, therefore he gentle with
me- Y No'aN lfaHl af a1t1
The value Of three things are Justly appre-
ciated by three classes of persons. The value
Of youth by the old, the value of health BY the
diseased, the value of riches by the needy.
Speak but little and that only when occasion
requires it, NY
Heaven has granted thee two ears, and on.
ly one tongue, which means listen TO two
things, but be not the first TO propose one. 4
Persian Poets.