Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-21
GATES PHARMACY

itavltg bad ten ears experience Tn The Inshuciies of youth, sie feels confident of gvns entife saiis iaeiian. Satisfactory testimonials be giyen.- ''' GATES PHARMACY dec2l s< ls6 psuphin street. l ES DWARD 6. t..CENTEk & 70. corner oi GonlI 1A and Cemm-,ce streets, offer for sale on la .orsb terms TiK-PLATEs-350 k PenlYo o,l blnnd Chai coa Lead.a Plate, 100 plate Tin squ re Tin TX and DIX.
 East In la Banca Tin, Zinc. WtRE--l50 hundies No to IS SHEET lRaN- l30 bundles No II to 27 ,,prPER-Shsa allig and Rrazef Copper, all sizes. BuILDISG MATshiALs-Hytal alic Cement, Cal clned l lisie,. GranIle filrs, door and ~adoN ~ Htlls and 1. eis; Copper "e5 inches by 60, for Valleys. Rpts, Cutters and Leaders; Roofing l'lale, IA inches | 20 and Sheet Tin. SAIL LUCK. ac-l5J bales No 1 To Cotton S. buck, meihane Go do; Cotton Ravens; farpaa- lin; Hammock and Tenl Cloth; Duck for cover. ing steamboat decks Sc. RrTTER-Goshea Butter and Che SC NAlLs-250 kegs ass O. led numbers. RoFE-oO coils Rnpe COTTON SEED-Petit Gulf Seed in five busael sacks
 WHIsKY-2O barrelsand 2i half bbl5 Mononga. hea Whisky. BRAHDY-ln eighth casks
 WooLEE Goops-Dark Blue Gentryilla Blne
 
 ingon Pains; Maryland kersess; Black mixed cabie warp Plains. Wool iArs-4 cases glazed Woul Hats IRON GHEsrs-scJh S Tayor's Pate6l Asbestos thests
 r'NSGN's MAoHtEEs--5 setts of the Iatesi i'm proved Pattsrns. 'lee2l A NNUALS AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS A offered al al
 SUMWALI'S BOOKSTORE, 36 Dauphin The Bouloir Annual for 1sI7: a quarto volume with 10 splendid illustrations,
 The Bopue fof I947, ric6ly bound.
 The Christian Keepsake for I8i7 Missionary Annual.
 Friendships Offering: a Christmas, New Year and Blrhday Present for 1917.
 The Anaranth: Token of Remembrance for I947. The Mayhower; Edited by Mrs Oakes Saith The Rose ol sharon: Religious Souvenir nl The Mothers Present: TloIydiy Gift for the Young.
 The Hyacnlh: or. AfIecton's Gilt for 1eI7. The Annualette: Christmas and New Year Gift.
 Mattress Gems: or American Wild Flowers ia their native Haun,s B, Enuia Embury. With 20 plates of plants, carefully ooored aer nature, and landscape views of thei localities from draw lsss on the spot By E Whuedeld. R,ch gilt silk binding,
 Leaflets of Memory: an Ilumina ed Annual for ls47. Edited by Reynell Costes, NJ D. Rich iIlu. minated morocco bindug. The Opal: Pure Gli for the Hplytays. Edited by John Reese ,ustraled by Chapman
 The Floral Year: Embeished with Bouquets ol Flowers drawn and cnlored Irom nature, each F low. CT illustrate W tha Poem.
 The Dadtm for 1s47: 10 elegant engravings, in rich gil binding.
 The Rose; or, Ahtction's Cliff for ls47
 The Cliff of Friendship for l8I7.
 Campbel's Poetcal Works. in rich ahite gilt cali binding
 Lalla Rookh. Carey & Hart's edition. One oc- tavo volume. rich morocco binding, with l3 superi, engravings.
 The Poets and Poetry of Europe.
 The Poets and Poetry of England,
 The Poets and Poetry of America.
 Poeical Works of Mrs Hemans, in one vol, rich cloth binding. wth illustrations.
 Rogers Poems. in octave volume, with su perb engravngs.
 Scenes in he Lives of the Apostles. and Scenes la the Life al the Saviour. B, the Poets and Pain 'ers In 3 octave vols in ricn binding, with IS su perb engravngs.
 Shakespeare. Milton, Scoit, Long fellow, Souhey Moore, Colerldge, Burns, Hannah More. Grahbe lleber, Pollock, Wordsworth, &c., &c., &c,, in va rious styles dec21 Mounted Rilemen for the U. $. Army. TE1iIE undersigned has opened recruiting ren. A dezsous al No. 2, Danphn street, Mobile. next door Ia ihe corner of Commerce street. where lie wil i've into the sery,ce ol lhe Unred States, I6 able h died men, citlzens of The United SIates. aho desire 10 enlist in the 'Regment of Mounted Rlf men" at present serving with the army in Mex. icn.
 Every man wlll be furnished with an excellent horse, horse equipments, arms, clOIhing and sub s,slel ee al he expense of Ihe governments n addi. tinn to the pay of $S per month. The length of is five years. None but able hode,l ot good character and habits. between lhe ages ei IS and 35 yea,s. sound in body and mind, of good appearance, and we'll iorned. and it in euery par- tieular to peiur the duties of a soldier. wll be ecived
 Oregon being inc ultimate destination of ihe Mounted Rifle Regiment a oppoi tunity IS now offered to soung desitaus oi visiting (alier the war) that romantic and almost nnexpored eonntry.
 c F RUFF, Captain
 Mounted Riflemen United States Army. Mobile. Dec IS, 1916. deci9 CITY BATMING E STA B LIsH VENT.
 tAjoining the American Hotel, Exchange si.) FENHE undersigned wonIJ respectful, inform his friends and the public in general that his well Known establishment, alter undergoing thorough renovation and being in excellent order, and for ceanlmess and neatnessb being unsurpassed by any similar establishment, in the Souih strangers and residents will always find ready Warm, Cold, Shoso aud Sal Water Baths. The undersigned returns his acknowledgements for the very iheral patronage with which he has been favored and hopes by strict attention 10 his business still to merit its cohiinu. ane. dectSKw VIM HICKEY. .aS LOOK OUT-Runaway from the su b "A scriher. residing near Allenlon, Wilcox c 0. Ns. Ala, TWO Negro fellows. The elder rar,ed ~ GEORGE, Is abeut 35 years of age, stou, built. yellow cnmpleeIed. has a large busy head ol hair, one of his front teeth out, has large on one of his heels accustomed by he falling of axe winch causes him to limp little; he is about feel 10 inches high, had on when he Jeff. new black dyed ttSnahITp n ,ROOlIPu |.