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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29
NEW ARRANGEMENT
 FOR THE NObilt and New Orleans Daily I. X, Mail Line

FREIGHT g. PASSAGE REDUCED. L. t1fSEsSS "a FROM and after this date the lr4Ac5l1=-=4,S following rales will be charged by eISrs5 szs the above Line. ----''-- Cabln Passage $2 00 Deck 25 FREIGHTs-Dry bbla four, pniatnes fruit. 15 cts Hhds, Sugar each sl 25 Bbls, Molasses. do 40 Oats, ner bushe, CA Boxes Cheese. Candles, Soap, 08 Kegs Butter, 0args) l2t Boxes Wine, 10 Sacks Coffee, 1b Tiefces Rice, 50 Pork, Beef, Whisky, &c. 20 Casks, Bacon. each, 75 Corn, per bushel, G5 Kegs Lard, each, 09 Kegs Butter, (smaI) 09 Terces Claret Wine. 70 Barrels Lime. 48 Bagging and Rope, each, 1b Cattle, per head, s2 % Horses 5 co Sheep, % Hogs, 50 A II measurement goods per foot, 05 All other articles in proportion.
 JOHN TICKNOR, Agent.
 No 8. St. Frsncls street
 orto JULIUS Tier, Mobile, Dec 29i ls46. No 84 Front street
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WANrED-By ga young Man who thorougy
 w understands business, situation as Book keeper or Clerk. Is we'll acquainted with the Dry Goods or Grocery business, and has large Country acquaintance. Good references given. Address box 449 Post Office decl4
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SUPERIOR BRANDY-Those who wish to ob- Otain superior article, would recommend them to ca II on Van and Riley at Pine's AlhambEns
 N B. The above Brandy is of recent importation. and is said to be finer than thlng of the kind A this market. IL will at all times be found the Bar al the A hambra dec6
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COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l MnhiIe- Der. %. l846.

Mobile, Dec. ZZs lS4b. . HEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this C Office until lst January next, for furnishing the U. s. Hospital at Mobile, with Provisions, Gro ceries, tVc |. for the l847.
 Lasts of articles required can be ai the Cus- t m House. JAMES k SAUNDERS, dec22 Collector. lL5stIerald and Tribuna cony.
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FDENTISVRY
ID FEN ITS TR Y

O EA " II | h
 05-hR. LEE, having returned From the country would inform his friends and he public that he wall ihe practice of his profession at the same oi flee as hereofDre vz the south east corner of Dauphin and Royal streets. Entrance from either street near the corner nnv26tf
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NEW B K BINDERY-The subscriber has " added Bindery to his business and is pre- pared do all sorts of work in this line with des paicb at moderate prices, and of good quality as can be done in any city.
 dec4 F. H. BROOKS.
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FOR LIVERPOOL. .EfN The BlRKENHEAD, wants l50 to 200 Eszkk& bales Cotton 10 fill up her freight. Apply 10 dec29 JAMES REID & co
 FOR GLASGOW. .ASN The SUPERB, has large portion of her &s4sdk cargo ready and going board. For freight of 400 bales, apply 10
 dec29 JAMES REID X co
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COMMERCIAL.

London Dec. New fOrk......... Dec. "
 IT There was no mail yesterday beyond Charleston
 AUGUSTA. Dec 23-Cotton-There has been good in qny Tor this article to day. aud the market has become settled n full 4c advance the rates pad before The arrival of Inc We now quote e lolc as extremes Principal sales 9GD93c in round and square bales.
 COLUMBIA, Dec 23-Cotlen-The sales ending thi, week have been 4200 baies al advanced prices ranging between 6l09ac Yesterday and to day inc ply has been unusually large for the approaching holy days and prices have advanced each day. During the Inst days the advance the inferior has fully and the best sorts fc Both planters and hoi- ders selling al these advances. The amount u store is small for this time of year. and the stock in tho hands of planters Is said to Do equally limited. Most sales to day have been from 10 9ca lew small lots yic
 MACON, Dec 22-Cotton-There has been brisk de- mand fer Cotton throughout the past week, and sales have been effected easily. probably than ai any period since the commencement of the season. What the sales o last week would foot up we are moi informed The supply fair. The demand continues. We quote 10 day extremes 7a 09le-prineipal sales 65M9f
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sEw DRuG sTORE,


 e Dauptua st., SlRH of tle Good Sanariaa.
 b GEORGE COSTER & Cp, re- A spetially inform their friends and lhe Wa public that they have rempA ed to the ss53 above store, where they have just re M A crived md opened select md fresh a,sortint m of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Articles. &c. all ol which are oi- ered for sale at low prices
 This stock carefully selected with reference In the waut5 of faml and physicians, and the pub lie are assured mat prompt and careful attention will he gyel to all family orders and prescriptions. share nf pat o iape IS s ,lieiied dec28
 REMOVAL.
 ~ EORiiE COSrER. of the late firm ol Cosier, M Robinson x Go hIs removed to e Dauphn street. al the sign of The Good $ lmaritan, where the Dug business wI ba conducted under the firm of dec2s GEORGE (OSrER& ca 1n FOR SALE-A pair of Carriage Horses kLlT<-kind and gentle; also, first rate riding lAZA Poney-pacer; also.a second hand Buggy wHh leather Top, nearly new. built order by Ward s King of this city. Enquire of
 J $ MARSH. dec2S al the Por.wardens Office. AeA FOR RENT-The two story Brick House A on the south side of St Francis street, be- tween Conception and Jrakim streets, lately pied by Mrs Horn as boarding house. Apply 10 dec2S w HALLEFT CnntI st SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA. District Court of fbs TI1ifsd Sfafss Mobi}e
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DIMES CONCERT AND BALL ROOM al \ the Alhamhra. is fitted up in handsome style, and private entrance opened direct from Royal st. and Is prnouncedby all the best aud finest Concert Room in the Southern country
 N. To lei at all times reasonable terms. 1H and Arcade Restaorat's has received fine lo of Green Turtle. which will be served up (every day) m Soups. Steaks, &c. Families can be supplied on reasonable Terms.
 0s- Gentlemen can dine at either of the above Establishments at the moderate charge of fifty cents.
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dec5 No 94 Commerce street.

NOTICE-The undersigned having been appotnt- ed agent for the "Patria'' the only Spanisb pa- per published in the United States, beg leave n form the public, particularly young studying the language, that they ~ receive subscriptions at their ofhoe. (dec5) CRUZAT & MOORE
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

FVNHE undersigned having commenced business A his accoun offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular at ention will be paid out door sales of Hay. Pota- oes, Lime, Lumber &c.,, and to collecting inward reIghts and procuring outward cargoes for vessels.
 Q. w. SAVAGE
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H, T, JESTER,
NHh T U I1 J H 11 1kb Tin Plate aud Sheet Iron Worker,

I'm PIdte aud Nheet Iron W0TkT,
 HAS removed from No 106 to No AS Dauphn st, fifth door east of Royal st. north side, and will keep constantly on hand and for sale an assortment of Tin and Iron Ware, Copper, Tin and Zinc Roofing, on the most approved plans Conductors and Cutters made and put mp 10 order; repairing and jobbing done with neatness and despatch. dec5
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The New Orleans papers mention th1t a nnmoer afciiizAns of that city have opened subscription f)r swords 10 be presented io the French and Eng ssh officers who so nobly exered themselves in the face of imminent and appalling danger 10 save the ctew of the U. s. brig Somars, capszed in sudden squa off the city of Vera Cruz. The names of the officers thus To be gratefully distinguished by your el- low citizens, are Mir. Wood, first lieutenant of the British frgae Endymon, and Midshipman Sails the French brig Pylade The Courier tells us ina all but twenty dollars of the sum needed was sub scribed on Saturday.
 The accounts from Vera Cruz bring the generous testimony of the British officers to the pre-emlnenl activity and daring of the French in this gallant work
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onc cask Brandy.
 M oTICE is hereby given that by virtue of wril ' Of seizure to me directed in the above entitled cause, have seIzed and into my custody taken one cask of Brandy, which ii is aledged was illegally i'm ported into the said district, which said Brandy was landed al the Port of Mobile from ship LoreIto - This IS 10 gvo notice 10 all persons having pre- tending [" have any claim or right to said cask of Brandy. 10 be and appear befnre the Honorable the District Court of the U. States at the Court House of the U States in the city of Mobile, at the Court to be holden the second Monday n January next, and slew cause II any they why ihe said cask of Brandy shall not be condemned as forfeited to the United States.
 daco2 IGIVON IT q Murshsl
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FOR BOSTON. .G1A The coprered bark MARTHA, F. G al@stsE eal@stsE Adams. master, is loading and will have despatch. For freight of l50 bales under deck and 5O on deck, apply to
 dec29 HI RIVERS & co
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\ ARD-50 Kegs Leaf Lard, just receved md A< for sale by Idec29I VIM BUNNELL
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M OTICE-1he Port Wardens, Offc is removed 10 the south west corner Of Commerce and Cont streets, up stairs, in the office formerly pied by Messrs E C Center < Co. dec2SM CONFECTIONARY FRUITS, sc. TENHE undersigned begs leave call the attention
 of families, and of lhe citizens generally, 10 his extensive
 CONFEC7TONARY ESTABLISHMENT, at the soulbeast of Dauphin and Emanuel streets, where he keeps constantly on hand for sale large assortment of Cakes, Candies, Pastry Fruits, fresh and dried. of every descrplon--Nuts of all kiads, domesuIc and foreign-Grapes, &c &c
 Orders for Pastry and Cakes, for wedding, dining aHd evening parties, elegantly filled at short notice
 Also, d very large assortment of CIGARS, em nracing every variety manufactured at Havana an elsewhere dec28 CARMELICH
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

OFFICE MOBILE INSURANCE CoMPAEY,1
 Mobile, D cember 2d, 1S46. { A N ELECTION for thirteen Directors of the "A Mobile Marine Railway and Insurance Compa- ny 10 serve for the ensuing year will be held at the office of the Company on Monday Jannarv 4, 1847. between the hours of 12 o'clock Nj and o'clock PM dec25 THOMAS KING, Secretary Mounted Ri1emen for tho U. $. Army. HNHE undersigned has opened recruiting ren. l dezvous al No. 2, Danphin street, Mobile, next door Ia the corner of Commerce street, where he will receive into Ihe service of the United States, 76 able bodied men, citizens of the United States who desire to enlist in the ''Regment of Mounted Rihemen"a at present serving with the army in Mex icO.
 Every man will be furnished with an excellent horse, horse equipments, arms, clothing and sub ssleGce al inc expense of lhe government, in add- ton 10 the pay of sS per month The length of vice is five years. None but able bodied men of good character and habits, between the ages of IS and 35 yeais, sound in body and mind, of good appearance, and well formed, and fit in euery par ticuiar to perform the duties of soldier, will be re- ceived
 Oregon being the ultimate destination of ihe Mounted Rifle Regiment, a rare oppou tunly is now offered 10 young desirous of visiting (aiier the war) that romantic and almost unexpored country.
 CF RUFF, Captain
 Mounted Ri6emen United States Army. Mobile. Dec. IS, 1S46 decl9
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NOTlCE-All persons indebted 10 the estate of lNJAMES NJ SUMWAIr, deceased, also 10 the late firm of SuMWALT & TEST, are requested 10 make Immediate payment.
 All claims remaining unpaid the first of Feb ruary next, will be put in suit. dec12
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

MUNITIONS or WAR-Thc Troy Whg says :: "We understand that Messrs Johnson & Cox, er this city, have contract with the government 10 m,nuaciuIe as many bomb shells as they can turn out by the lst of January. This contract has been m operation several weeks. We are informed that they manufacture over forty tons per day, and that the articles are unexcepiionable
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

We saw a the Lesee two flat bottomed iron barges belonging to the United States. and intended for ser. vice in Mexico, There are in each three distinct divisions, joined t noyeable iron connections on the outside and being uus put together, form one boat, nu, being separate and placed on wheels, each forms a separate wagon--they thus be used either for land or water service. and after conveying troops stores across river, can be placed upon the wheels with which they are provided, and then move forward with the army. They are also well calculated for landing troops on the coast, and by being separated each part can readily be hoised on board ship and carried on deck to the disembarking point. Each di. division is perfectly water tight of iIself and the plan seems most admirably calculated for good and eff cisnt seryics.-LN o Bulletin.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

NAvAt.-The U. S .sop of war Albany, com mander Breeze, arrived at Pensacola last week from Havana
 The St. Marys' sloop of war, commander Sands sailed from Pensacola to join the squadron in the Gulf.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29

XETHISKy--l35 Bbls double rectIfed Whisky, w for gale by ldec29I R MESLIER NEW RICE, of beautiful quality-Landing and dse29 for sale ny G WESTFELDT < BRO asAVANA HUNEY-For sale by
 A dec29 c WESTFELDT X BRO u 1 1
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One cnsk Brandy.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA. District Court ofthe United States, Mobile.
 The United States,
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IVY Jour of Com. 19h inst.
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Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, etc.,
 D MAZAEdsE A GR..

Hardware. Cutlery. Guns, etc.,
 o. MAZANd.E &c G0.,
 CORNER OF WATER EXCHANGE STREETS, IT. Are now receiving from England and Northern ci lies and will keep constantly on hand complete sornen ufevery article in the Hardware line Such as BAR IRON-Round, Square and Flat
 STEEL-Cast, German Blister and Crowley NAIIS-Cui and Wrought, from 3d tn nchesi HOLLOW WARE-American, French and English; TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-A splendid
 assortment.
 Together with n general assortment of every article usually found in their line, which they invite he a ienIinn of Merchants and Planters. oet2l
 Wm N BIsPHAM, Dentist. 0s- Office St. Francis street, second door be- ow NJ Jose ph n0v3
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bbls N ova Scotia Blue Pota- \ toes. ihis morning landing from schr Andes
 dec2s and for sale by H RIVERS 2 co
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There are about 1000 troops here, believe, under the command of Col Gates, and wesare monenta riIy expecting lie arrival of more. 1 understand that here are about 8 % Mexicams al Tula, town some so miles distant, who threaten an attack upon us before the arrival of renforcemenls but l am much mistaken if they will not return much faster than they come-l0, 900 could take ius place.
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MOBILE.
Tuesday Morning, December so' 1s46

Charleston, s. c.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21


Lilly was q pFlyass n a cofnpany ~ CtG
oneI Hays R6gin ~ oil FsHas VOlunsgefs,
nj 1be stnrfnipg of Monterey, and ons Of
thoss whs took the aryi tw, guns from tho
Mea#abs. THY were 81 pDundorr, and
were just being 6fet ne they captnfed the
pteces and slew sumo ri tho oahn0nlaFs.
THIS wns some ~glofy--but did not end his
exploits. 4 few dbyt afer tho battle, IN
FORMATION was received IN camp that tie
Finchoros IN the nsighbourhood were like.
~ 10 give trouble A accommodating party
acre oietpd out. and tho con mund 4 y.
On 10 Colonel Cook. Lilly offered as n
ghlutllepr fpf tbis service, aHd WIS acee, =
isd After scouting fer some tins tbs pat=
~ found thst iha reports wtrH we'll fuun-
ded andthey proceeded to w~ofk-meeiiug
With aons d%et'Fnined opposition from tie
t1brhefo D,fin1 this scouting. Colonel
Cook and his pBtty burned be wcan sky
and Hsysh'y starm hptle, =. or ranches, mud
took nino of the principal lauthrros pfls~
oners, These We're kAuwh ls btint n tar5y
Of Chnnles command, ard fecaRHized ~
men VII, hid re- fand fn1Gh 10 Fbls 10 our
forces. U'tjaf III h1tho iEy with which il
appears Col Cook WIS invested lie orief.
cd sOven If thom 10 bo shot-fhe ofhbt
two declaring their Willingness aud jo.f .
to act w,lh tbs Americanots, wore permit
ted 70 live, nnd are kept under . suht
guard az sptes.
AZ a Louis anian who has don6 bis 4 ~,
Robert J. Lily should receive, So he Wilt
do, q welcome ns grateful % him, III i've
feeollgctions Of Tho honorable sififo IN
which he has acted so noble and prom nelt
n patt.-JeGrsoaian.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
IgcrpEyr ON BgyLouoyD.-Tbe nump

INCIDENT ON BENLoMeSD.-Ibe nump.
berof tourists visiting the hills and Ioch4 Of
the west Of Scotland Is this year uncom-
monty large, owing in great measure 10
the fine weather, Of course 10 The material
~advanonge Of hotels and inns, and convey,
ances of all sorts A few days ago, not
fewer than from thirty to fofty ladies' and
gentlemen, including tourists from America
and from the Continent of Europe, as we'll
as from every one of the kingdoms of the
United Empire, were at one time asCen-
ding BenIomond, most Of them having SET
off from the excellent inn at Rowardennan,
and fortunately. although the morning was
very hazy, by midday the mist entirely
and suddenly disparsed, and they were a.
BILE to gaze at and nc mire the. beautiful
At the inn just mentioned, there
was great excitement on the evening of
Saturday and morning Of Sunday. An
American lady and gentleman had been
on the hill, and the latter had stopped "A
short time to make a sketch, while his
companion proceeded downward. In a few
minutes he followed, but was unable TO
make up with her; and having gone down
some way began 10 fear some mistake had
occurred; he again assembled, and searched
,at could find no trace of her, and ulti.
hurried down to The inn. Immedi.
tie measures were taken, and numerous
'arties weFa gathered from all quarters, in
tourists, Villagers. and shepherds, |
nd they sat ont ia search Of the lady.
ascended to the spot where she had
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

litter, tmads II brown papar, IA The form Of
It tunnel, mud placed over q cup or giass,1
Upon the filter will femain the idsOlnblo
salts and finely diyilsd eartha.
WI hnvs n6w three s%eparB'e portions,
let the dsposite from bpiIio: voter 81.
Substances remaining TN tas hiter, and 81.
the tnfhtd water. Examine The fret pDf-
ton by the mauipulbttBns given lbf the
coutser PARTICLES, also The anconl pant, at.
ter bctng carefully dried, must be- tested by
The same process; from The third aud last
pafs The water must be pvaporatad 10y heat,
which wtti enabled ts 10 kll0w the MIXTURES
and proportions of the soluble suits il con-
tains, md II carefully conducted, the salts
will be- obtained in chfystal, by tho char.
aCter Of which their properties mnr he
tradi Y asccrtnined; Illus, nitro lasR shnrp
lastc mud consumes on glowing ctlarcoaI;
marine salt decfipItates or cracklrg overtbe
fire: tho sulphHte Of soda swells up with
beat, Hdd gives oil an aqueous smoke,
having n white rasilunn-~iuti when The
salts Hre ibsolubIe, ma the phosphate aud
sulphate Of lime, they are mixed with the
earth without their existence being accord.
ing e the preceding pfotcssj yet is the
sui phhta oflime Gypsum, OF plaster ofPa~
ria) Influence 30 mneli the qaality Of soils,
TINT 1t should he known; thus take agiyHn
quantity NILS with one third part the qnan.
THY, aud expose II IN h enlcible during
a ball m hour 10 q rod heat, afterwards,
boil in n half pint Of water, SOME fifteen
minutes; Hitter the liquid aud expose It Bofno
days In nh open vessel ~ ten, ifit preei.
plate II white deposita, Il contains sulpbBis
Of lime, the weight viii make known the
proportion TURNER'S Atmaadc.
ANAIrats or LAvD-As many persons
are now turning their attention 10 the high
Innds In our parish fron having discovered
their ftaBss for the cultivation Of tho rana,
We present our readers above, with an Ga.
~ mode Of analysing land, md give below
on bnolrsis Of cane Juice in Louisia0 a,
performed ~ Il french chemist, and given
10 the celebrated Dr.. Ure, by Edmond
ForetHfi Esq Of Nav Orleans.
In 10 English gojIoos,'of 2Jl cubic in.
ches each, Of juice marking 81 degrees on
Ba1h4'g SacBhoromeier, there are "a Dun.
cos english, Of s~alt4, which consist Of.
sdlphtto or potash 1880 gramnoS-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

hesn last seuh, and then Divided INTO stnalI
gt0nps settling of IN every direction. The
search was continued during the whole
night, and she w6s NJ last discovered by
dns Of tho E1lIes about seven o'clock on
sunday morning. Gllly twelve hours after
het friend hal paflsl with htr. slp had
during tho night, after discovering that
ahe had lost her WY, most pro IantIy kost
herself awake by throwing stoHos, DC ,
aud al hongii very weak whom got, 10
fehfa Bro ebt5flatned Of her Suffering tina.
lerlnlIy. Tn Eati faction felt ijg her rela
two on her 70 oFery m,y DO Cjnce vol
-Gteengrk AdvertIaef,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
70 HAVE GOOD VINEGAR.


The cowhcrda on the Alps and in sev-
eral paris Of France, use mix whey Ia
make the sharpest vinegar, and they also
sotFa { from it a sait called in pharmacy
sugar Of mix, which the Swiss doctofs chr.
sfder as the best detergent 10 purify the
blood, and to cure radically the mot in
v~eterats cutaneous complaints. The me h.
cd they use 20 prepare this salt II this: at
ter having separated all the gaseous and
oily parts, the whey is clarified and billed
until reduced to one fourth pat Of the
whole, whichsghey desposit in wooden or
saFthan pans IN a cool place. In a short
time the saccharine particles are crystal
zcd, she Phagmatic part ID then dtcsnted
slow and tho .agar Is died D d pieces
OF cry paper. THIS operation may he az.
CELEBRATED by boiling out The whey entirely,
but the sugar which remains at the boftom
of the kettle is coIored and unfit for phar-
macepfcal purposes it might however, an.
swer well for veterinary uses. I
The process for making vinegar out gf
milk is very simple. After ha ving clari-
fed the whey, itis poured into cask. with
some aromatic plants or elder blossoms, a.
II suits the fancy, AMI exposed in open air
10 the sum- where 1t soon acqslres an un-
common degree of acidily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
WH1a TRIUMPH
FREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND THE ADMINISTRATION ITSELF
rlInnWM In 1,ltE kHAnLN

..t.,4 ~, Ar4, srtv u.t1 IA A aBfuN
sn rnn tffnN trart.F
runnwN IN 1,ttr nHAprt
Nav Y,TIt ha4 followed In the wake .
papRsylv,n MIN. aud AIT tn3tA eCI-gtnillY IL.
lrnred tho measures oftbp l]pgofgco aiuiH.
isfration. gilna Wright, tho pure, hanest
and tborough-gaing democrat, whose
lfankneqs had won bin friends and admir-.
prs In botb phfttes@@be who 10 lacked mp.
~ ~ the Cotu If hia party has been de-.
fratel h, John Young, the whig candidate,
by n vote If more Than 10000. In this
election n great deal was Involved, more
lIron the cltooatng Of n governor for the
atptc. Had Mr. Wright been Et,rccsatl'
netting could have stopped his candidacy
psi -rcgident Of the United States, at The
ne,t election, for he IL not quite az radi.
cal In hta aotioos oflrce trade "a Messrs
Walkrr mud Calhoun, md would he norc
acceptable 10 the democratic party nj large
than those gentlemen, but lila dptcat has
thrown condemnation In the l~oroIuro fnnl-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

DEATH OF CAPT. RIDegLY.-We earn
hat thrs patriot it and gallant Comman-
der VII Sc exploits on The plains Of PaIo
Alto, ani Resaca de IA Palma, ars long to
be- remembered; was a~ccident.ly knted. ~
being thrown from hi, horse near Monter-
eva sad fate indeed for him who had
50 'ate'y GROW neI himself Will such brigh
OF fame.