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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-22
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Fer steamboat Eliza from Wnrsnw-S W Munlay and lady, Mrs stTang and children. Mrs Carman, Malone Misses Jones, Col NJ Wihers. Messrs Bell. Shack efOrd, Mmly Bush, Whitfield, R Johnson, Iiarr ell ] fl MsK0rkle, w Johnson, G Cnlbnck. c A Spear. Barnes, Kelly, Johnston. Ferry, Love, R L Cum mns, w Kerr, Cranstcn, James, T V Snowden, F Eu- tonk, w Anderson, l. Mauldon, Bomen, Lewis. D D Mcswan, Oham Griffith, S.oan, Dr SommerviIe II Nettles, B X Malone, Richmond, Perry Jones.
 Per steamboat Wm Bradstreet from Montgomery Roberts and lady, Mrs E Prestridge, Miss McNeil Drs T Guhan, w Miller, Townsend Messrs c Graves D Pell, II Rooney, Nj Koenan, Warren, il Hoey Goodwin, Smith. Strong Nichols, r M Vieson Parish s Schussler, w x Ivy, w Edwards, L D Merrell. J l. Rochelle, Turner,J Greening, Barnes. Purryear Mallstt. PTsstridge, fl C Shannon, M Ormand, Nj Lewis. Cell. Cag Furness, Solomon, Godfrey, Finn Avery.
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PUBLIC SAILS
ADMINIsTRATon,s SALE,

E pursuance of order and decree made by tl.s honorable Ioha Culhbeu Judge of llle eonn ' court of Mobile county, ] will expose for sale on Monday the first day Of Febtusfs next, in f,oni oi he Court house Of said couny. at the usual hogr ot 5herh's sales. the following descfibed real es,;,Ie of which lhe bie Fnphr zine McVoy died siezed. ttz; The two trnemeDts Hhieh compose the .tDan- piln Street Hotel. situate upon the north east COT of Dauphin and St Joseph sreers m he cii, of Mobile, having fr"nt of eighty six feet, more UT ess, on Sl Joseph street. and front of fifty one fee ihnle or less. on Dauphin s'reel.
 Also, a l't of ground and the dwelling and out buildings thereon. being the late residence of Mrs EuPlrozIne MeVov, commencing al the north west corner of Charles I.e Baron's ol, thence north sIe west, one hun fred and fifty five feet one inch i; thence south gu west, two hnndred and six feet six inches, thence south Slo east one hundred and hiiy five feet one inch, to land of Charles Le Baion; thence na'th g east, two hundred and SIX feel sx inches 10 the place oi beginning; bounded south by Remedy north by Isabella street. (not opened east by C Le Baron and west by " Il Carey.
 The ferms of sale will be one fonrth cash, one fourth payable the ls June. 1847 one fourth pay ah'" on the 1st December, lSt7 and the other ourih pay w" "" ''. - lay of March l8i8, the purchaser giving notes with mo gage the pfenises To secure 1T Iaymeot. H iNRY CHAMBERLAIN,
 Alum, de D0nis non the estate of Eu-
 decl9ds phrozne McVoy, deceased.
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nRnErpTs nE 0nrTnn

Per steamboat Eliza, from Warsaw-Rives, Battle X co AIS bales; Tarit, Stewart & co l27i smith, Wyrkof At NcOll 96; Leayens Malone 96; Ledyard co 85 Mauldn < Terrell 5li Dickinson & Euss 56i Lyon X Baker 53; A Pope & Son 50; Siodder 40 Desha, ,Smlh X co S7; Harrison & Robinson 36; Crawford d Gowdey S2; Strang & UIfick 2li Shackelford 2l; Walker x Sinpson IA M Wiihers X co IS; Anderson & Dickson lii W Shackelford II; Toomer, Gay co lO K Carlisle g; seaman Garrett Taylor 4; Craig 5; Rupert & McLelsnd 3; Sims, Redus Howze 2; Har- well X Davis + Allen & Hajen l.
 s.Psr aiesmbost wm Bradstreet from Montgomery srder 4l2 bales Dssha. Smith co l66 Harrison & Rob- inaon ll6, Tarielon scott 92 Riyes, Battle & 63; Donald & Marshall 63j E X T Matthews 73; Walsh 12i Andrews Gs Dawson 65; Olds & co l4 Walker X Simpson H. A Pope Son 5; Harwell X Davis lI Dick, insan & Eusiis 4. Leavens Malone l3i c Goode B. W Waller 30i E Hoiley 10; Roy kin McRae 60; Meaher 25 Simpson 38; Hoyt x Ford 36; Bull, Dyche x co 54 Smith, Wyckon X Nicoll 37j E L Andrews & co 2; ] M Withers & co G..
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CONsEGNEEH

Per Steamboat L Day from New Orleans-T Miller X co; Foster & Batiee; Ware & Chesbroughi F Cunningham; Whtsker Sampsoni w Calverti w Freeman; Tweises. RIx, Kendall x COS A K Lewis
 Per steamboat Moniezuma, from New Orlsans-O HHzange k co; Maudin X Tsrrelli Desha, Smi & coi Smith, DMbney & co; c Westfeldt & Broi Campbell Ow sn & co; T Graham x Son; Meyer, Newberger x co; < Jones; Stiles & co; C A Gilbert Bro; M Wa. rag co; Mallory, Ross & Blockeri II Nj Krebsi Row i.u1 1. I I
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FRANKLIN-Per schr Florence-l32 hhds sugar, Sc bbls molasser.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Day-l lee, 3 barrels rice l7 hhds 20 bb sugar, 25 boxes cheese 50 bbs moasses, 9 do whisky Ia Kegs lard, lzt bbIs potatoes, kegs butter and sundries.
 NEW ORLEANS-Psr steamboat Moniezuma-2iO sacks cotton seed l76 do sa 20 bxes cheese bbs ions 3s do moasts pcs baggng, Is hhda 25 bbls ha con, l50 coee 9l bbls potatoes l25 do flour, hhda sugar. 5 kegs lar 10 bbs pork, 10 boxes iobac- co., 24 half obs whisky lie sacks bran, l5 bbs bread 2s do ornh oan and euUdries,
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Per week | 6 3ll 3l 1881 9

The raons 10 be of good and wholesome quality to be approved by tho Collector; and the different articles comprising the ration to he delivered on board the cutter, in good and sufficient cask and vessels, to be provided by the contractor, and the contents thereof distinctly marked on each
 It tx to be understood that the contractor will be bound to furnish. upon reasonable notice as often may be required by the captain ofIhe cutter. with the appreciation of the Collector, (not exceeding up- on average day in each week,) such fresh meat and fresh vegetables may be equivalent to the corresponding parts of the ration allowed m the naval service.
 Bidders are notified 10 forward their proposals 10 the Secretary of the Treasury, who has decided not to entertain any bids from persons not engaged in the business 10 which said bids relate.
 decl6C JAS. E. SAUNDERS, Collector.
 Herald Tribune copy times.
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MARSIiAI,S SALE.

Charles J. Shannon, )Fi Fa from the Clr-
 vs cult Court of ihe U (. Walter R. English & others s 9th judicial circnlt RY virtue oi the lA issued and to me directed ab in the absse stated case, l will offer for sale in fron of the United States court house, in The city OfMobile, on the first Monday m January lS47, between the hours of 12 and q o'clock of said day , o the highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and interest of tine defendants in and 10 the following described pieces or parcels of land, to wit: The north west half of lhe north quarter of section twenty six, township five, range four, east, bounded west by lands of Thomas English and all other sides by public lands; the same having been levied on as the property ot Rachael English. Also. the north half Of section lhir,eea and lhe south half of fractional section twelve, in township five. range iosr east, the two tracts containing $40 acres, thereaboui, with a the mpro, ements Sc. belonging to the same, winch two last mentioned tracts of land have been levied on the property of Thomas English. one of inc defendants all of which lands are in the St. Stephens land district. The above mentioned lands are 10 be sold to satisfy the iudg- Went against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES G. LYON
 dec2tds U. s. Marshal s D Ala,
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CoLLECroR's OFFICE,

CoLLECToR's OFFICE,
 l7th Dec 1846. ] SEALED Proposals will be received until Path AC instant, for the supply of Shlp Chandlery. Sc. to the United Sates Revenue Marine Vessels for this station for the year l8i7.
 Lists of articles required can be obtained at the Custom House.
 Bidders are notified to forward their proposals to he Hon. Secretary Of the Treasury, who will not entertain any offers from any person not actually en gagged in the business to which the bids relate. dec16c JAMES E. SAUNDERS, Collector. Herald & Tribune copy 6 times.
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CoLLEcroR,s OFFIcE.l

Mobile, December 17. lS46. c FAILED Proposals will be received until 24th - instant, for the supply of Rations to the Petty Officers and Seamen of he Uulied States Revenue Marine Vessels this station for the year lS47 The raiions for the cutter service is the same as 'hat allowed in the naval service, oming lhe Iquor and consists of inc articles enumerated in the follow ;uo tahIe to wit:
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COMMTSSIONER1S SAI-E

= COMMISSIONERS SALE.
 " ILL be sold, for cash, by order of the Hon J . W A. Culhbeit, Judge of the County Court pf Mobile, in front of the Court House Of said county on Monday the 79b day of June next, at I2 o'clock MA lot of ground and the improvements thereon, situate oR the north east of S. Michael and St. Joachim streets. in the city of Mobile having front on St. Michael street o eighty feet, and running back on St. Joachim street. one hundred and twenty feet, with the same width in rear as in front Sold by the peitIon of the admnslratix, and heirs al law of Thomas Blar, deceased.
 my2S JNO c CUTHBERr, Commissioner.
 O. The above sale is postponed until Monday the 9th day of July next, by consent of all parires
 jyl JNO c CUTHBERT,
 o. The above sale is further postponed until the first Monday January next. by consent of all par ties. JNO c CUTHBERT.
 decIftds FEB GALE, Auctioneer.
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BOARDING.

M RS. ANN DALE tlate Mrs. Ann Walker) lvA would inform her friends and the public that she is sll heated at her former residence of nauphIn and Conception streets. The House has recently undergone such repairs to render it one of the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Es' establishments in the city The style of the table and prIce will, she confidently believes, give entire sat- isaction those who may favor her with iheir pat
 ronage. She has still accommodations for one or two families, and also for several gen emen win or without lodging. noyl6
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kzA AMERICAN HOTEL AND <ssA Es& RESTAURAT, E:M

Formerly Commercial Exchange, SHuatsd on Eachange street, beipeeu Water and
 merce shsefs, Mobile. THE above we'll known and popular establishn A having undergone thorough repairs during past summer, is now open for the season.
 To ship masters, planters and business men gen. orally, the above establishment is the most conysni ent of any in the cily--being in immediate proxim- lty to the wharves and principal Ihoroughfres and can accommodate from 50 to 60 with sleeping apart ments, and about I50 with board.
 The Eating department is on the Resiaurat plan, where they can get their meals at any hour in the day. and the charges the most reasonable of any house in the city.
 0o- The utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict atteh- ton to business. to merit share of patronage. oct16Mmo JAMES DYER
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%zA PRIVATE BOARDING. (zs E;::saA ACHARLES s. PATTISON. :..ta ... z

Recently of the WaverIy House and formerly of the LaGrange House, Tuscaloosa, has taken the large three story brick building Royal street, six doors south of the Custom House. which he will op- en on the 9ih inst. Private Boarding House. IL will be under the immediate superintendance of MRs. PATTIsos, who hss had much experience in the business and her particular attention will be given to such lades and gentlemen as well as fami lies who may desire to take quarters there, either by the day, week or month. nov5Mmo
 N. B.-MRs. PATTIsoE has for sale variety of Preserves put up by herself with great care. wit
 Pears, Peaches Qances, Pums, Figs, CiroR; Brandy Peaches and seeded Moria Cherries. Al so-Apple, Qunce. and Plum JellIes. nov9
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MEMORANDA,

Nassau, Nov 25th-The Am schooner Mankln, Lucus Il Terry master, sailed from New York on the l2th inst bound 10 New Orleans, with assorted cargo ran On shore on the reel opposite Awbergrs City the night ofthe l6ih aer encounering very bosIerOus weather and soon broke to peices. Master and crew saved.
 2sth Nov-The schr Peru, Wissy master, rom New ark bound to Mobile with cargo Of furniture, apples &e was totally wrecked on the l7h inst an Elbow Key
 part Of the cargo has been sayed and the captain and crew brought 10 this port.
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Life Insurance.

Life lnsurance.
 HNHE subscriber, agent for the NEW ENGLAND N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY oi Boston, ask the attention of the pubic 10 the sngu- lar advantages which that company presents 10 per- sons contemplating insurance for llle-advant ,ges which. II is presumed will compare fayorably with those of any similar institution.
 Pamphlets showing the objects, principles and regulations of this company with forms of applica. ion and all necessary information will be furnished by ROBERT s. BUNKER,
 decl4 corner St Francis and Royal st AA PINES'S ALHAMBRA. AsA E2 ThIs extensive establishment has lately s:s8 been refted in handsome style, and private en- trance made direct from Royal street to the splendid Ball and Concert Room, the second floor, which hasiaso been fitted up handsomely, for Balls, Con certs and Fairs, and may be considered one of he finest rooms in the southern country.
 The Bar will always be supplied wIth the best ol WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS. The eating department will be under the immediate superin- tendance of Ihepropretor, whose exertions to please, he trusts, will not be found wanting.
 In addition 10 he celebrated Beef Steaks, Coffee and Oysters served here, visitors can at all times hereafter, be accommodated with Buckwheat Cakes and WELSH RAREBITS. noy26cm
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4. AREY & HART'S SPLENDID EDITIONS o OF THE POETS, elegantly illustrated. For anle hv I nORIER

sale by DOBLER,
 Bookseller and Sationer. 49 Dauphn st
 Poems of William Cullen Bryant with twenty superb engrasings by E Leuize, expressly for this volume. vol 8yo, extra gilt
 Longlellow's Poetica Works, with eleven superb engravngs from original designs by Huntington, by American Artists Printed on fine yelum paper. vol. Syo, bonnd m scarlet gilt, Turkey morocco
 The Lady of the Lake, with ten fine steel engra- yiRgs-e!egantly printed with type on vellum paper. vol. Syo, white cali, extra gilt or scarlet extra gilt
 Moore's Lalla Rookh. illustrated by thirteen steel engravings, executed bv the most celebrated artists beautifully printed. vol. Svo, elegantly bound m scarlet or morocco, extra gilt.
 Willis Poetcal Works, illustrated from original designs by Leutze, and elegantly engraved by American Artists. One splendid Svo. vol. exira gilt Childe Harold: Romaunt bv Lord Byron, superb. iy illustrated from designs in Murrays London edi- tion. vol Svo., blue, illuminated sides or Turkey extra gilt.
 The Floral Offering: token of friendship B, Mrs. Frances s. Osgood with ten boquets of flow. ers, elegantly colored from nature, l vol quarto, gilt edge.
 The DIadem for MDCCCXLVlI, with ten engra. wings by Sartain. Quarto, beautifully bound.
 The Evergreea. with ten steel engravings by A merican Artists Quar'o, richly gilt.
 The Poets and Poetry of Europe. By Henry W Longfeow.
 The Poets and Poetry of America. By Rufus W Grswold, with splendid portrait of Byron in the Albanian Costume.
 The Poets and Poetry of the Ancients. By Wm Peter, A. M comprising translations and specimens of the Poets of Greece and Rome.
 The History of the Kings of France. By Thomas Wyatt, A. M. Illustrated hv seventeen medallion portraits.
 The Task and other Poems. By Wm Cowper.- Ten steel engravings.
 The Prose Writers of America. By Rufus W Griswold. l vol. Svo., cloth extra gilt.
 The Prose Writers oi Germany. By Prof. Hedge, Uniform with above. dec2l
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EXPORTS,
IDEIsOKTA.
lUhFOkH'S. FRANKLIN-Per schr FlOrence-l32 hhds

BARCELoNA-Per brig Atistides-SsO bales col ton I100 ataYes,
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Sehr Florence, Dummer from Frank lin, LS 10 Hall Steamboat l. Day. Wood. from New Orleans, Steamboat Moniezuma. Kelly. rom New Orleans. Steamboat Eliza, Roberts, from Warsaw, with lS4l bales cotton.
 stenrnbont wIn Bradstreet, Meaher, fin Montgomery, with l55S bales cotton.
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AA WANTED-A small House, or part of a f@M House, by small family for two or. three months, ,-perhaps longer. Furnished rooms, with or without meals would answer. Address A. A., at ths office. decl5
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Removal of Watches nnd JewcIry.
 NNHE subscriber Ill move to the and ele- A gant Store, Mo- l6, Dauphn street. two doors above his old stand Monday next, 23d, and shall then open entire New Stock oi WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER aud PLATED WARE, of the most new and fashionable styles unsurpassed in this ely. Inov2ll JAMES COMING.
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3sS FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-By ths brig " Mobile we have received our annual suppl, oi
 Garden Seeds, embracing as usual choice se- lection of all kinds iH general use. Warranted tie growth of JS46
 decl6 IC DuBOSE X co, % Water st SHoT-200 bags assorted sizes, landing from s, ship Waverly, for sale by
 decl4 c BREWER.
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| CASK new Currants, in store and for sale by
 | dec2l l. MERCHANT & co
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CLERK's UFFIcE, titV Of Mobile,
 December Is, 1916. NOTICE is hereby given that the Mayor and ' Boards of Aldermen and Common Council of the city of Mobile will meet in convention on Wednes. day, the 23d inst, at o'clock m, and proceed 10 elect the following named officers for this municipal year. viz:
 City Treasurer. Salary sI5OO per an.Bond Sl5OOO City Clerk. =. 2500
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E0 BBLS POTATOES-In store and for sale OO dec21 by l. MERCHANT & co
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0S KEGS BUTrER-In store and for sale b, GO dec21 L MERCHANT & co
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY VIM. H. BUNAELL.
 WM D BLANCHARD. Auctioneer

 BH " M. n. BUNaELL. WM D BLANCHARD. Auctioneer THIS DAY, Al 9 o'clock al store n great variety of Groceries. Liqusfs, Ee. Hams n bba, iierces and hhds Shoulders and Sldes in hhds; Sugar in do bbls Prime Pork; bbls Rumps; bbls Beef hhs Di jed Apples do Meal du JonIu bbls Peach Brandy; kegs Lard and Butter bxs Cheesei bxs Pepper; bxs Pipes bxs Starch; do Raisins; do Tea qr casks Madeira. qr casks Brandy, ar do Port half pipes Madeira and Cognac Brandy pipes Gin, bbs Domestic Gin and Bsandy Also-An assortment ot Dry Goods, tIotling, &c.
 BY s. I. & |. |. JONES.
 5. l. JONES. AuctIoueer. THIS DAY, 22d inst, a 9t o'clock at Grocery sales room he usuai variety of Groceries, Western Produce, Be.
 At 10 o'clock, One fine Buggy and Halnes-.
 BY c. ". OGDEN,
 F MURRAY. JR.. Auctioneer. THIS DAY, 9t o'clock. al stores 75 and 77 The usual variety of Groceries. Western Pro- pnce, &c.
 Also--For account of whom it may concern. bxs Roe Herrings Marked J. Webb, per schr Gov Bonnet from Bal timOre, sold to pay expenses and general averages.
 Sale of Dry Goods. On THIS DAY, Dec, 22d at 10 o'clock, will he sold at etores 75 and 77 Water st. an assortment of Seasonable Dry Goods.
 Sale of Crockery. On MONDAY, Pec. 18th al 10 o'clock, at the store of J. A. Dellenger, on Dauphin sl, will be sold the entire stock of-
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Ss UGAR AND MOLASSES--Lanang from sclr - Gen Clinch. 46 hhds choice Sugar. SO barrels Molasses, for sale by
 dec15 ana. u
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0A BOXES Soda Crackers. in store for sale by ~ dec21 L MERCHANT & co
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' "a LCoHOL-Ten bbl. eure Northern, for. fA slow hy tshe bbl or gallon, by sale
 des7 AosEkY & Ts,urep n
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O0 BOXES SPERM CANDLES-ln store and @O dec2l for sale by l. MERCHANT & co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-04

Dfs1Y TRrcx.--Nore of the Wing journals OF
Philadelphia were able to appear at the usual hour
Yesterday morning, account OF the great length
of Mr. webster's Speech which they reported re-
spectiveIy1 The Loco-Foco PenrsylraRi0H, how
ever, had an Extra ont a. early hour and flooded
all over the City at the steamboats,. &c headed In
staring letters Pennsylvania Eztr0-.Nr WEB
sters Great Speeei. Many OF these were bought
by TIE eagerly expecting people, when To- il proved
TO be NJ Tebsters Free Trade Speech IN eneuli
Hall twenty six years ago containing sil the srsu-
nerts which the Loco Focos have had 70 use on the
subject for years past, and in better shape than
they are able TO give those arguments Not one
line in any part Of the caption indicated that this
was an old Speech With which everybody was al
ready familiar but every copy vas bought II unsus-
specting confidence :ha. il was the Great Speech Of
the evening previo1s The Pennsylvania had q
perfect right TO PRINT and sell the Speech 10. what
it was bat i: forced it into circulation By the gros
sest fraud, and Is guilty 0; obtaining none! IN
der false pretences any teion IN State Prison II
il have any honest many subscribers TO lose 1t VIII
haze reason to repent this patty cheat.
How much Pennsylvania Loco-Focolsm Will
make BIZ proving its identity with Boston ed
eralisr Of the days of Caleb Strong ana Harrison
Grav Otis, we shall see Mr.. Webster has never
attempted 10 conceal the fact that experience re-
Election and discussion have combined 10 work &
change liz some OF his views respecting Political
Economy Originally adverse To the Protective
Policy. Time and the altered condition c; tile Coun-
try have brought him round to the old Democratic
side Of the questionable side Of unanimous Penn
syysnia under the lead Of her shy der and Tod and
Baldwin. il Loco Focoism in Pennsylvania can
make anything by arraying Itself il the garb OF al
Gent Federalism. very well but let it then esciew
low juggles and petty kaveres for they are utterly
inconsistent with its new garuiture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-04
New Publications.

- The Doc. By wIllIAN YorArr Edited,
With Additions by : J. LxwIs. N. D. has been Issued
by Les blanchard Philadelphia il l21,.o OF iO;
pages. The work is standard Ainong sporting uaen
and osfaneiers IN Europe, is illustrated by ensrSviaes
OF the Ses, dogs and this reprint viii De welcomed BY
large Glass in this country. Burgess, SsTinseT Coz
- PRACTICAL GRAMMAR OF the English
Language: BY NosLK BrrtSx A. NJ has been pub
ashed by Morton Griswold Louisville hy II seems
to more mine and precise in is directions sad Has
s.aaens than any elementary work or GRAMMAR with
which we .cqu.intea
y The Jenny Lind Polka arranged by Allen
podwoFA add a. played by Dodwosths CoEnss Bsla.
las eeea Published BY Firth. dali Pond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-04
MAGIC HAgR DYE

-
~ II persons who wish 10 change lhe color OF ps
hair anc whiskers, who have grown prrmsgreiy in
from disease or other causes knew the destructive ~
ties Of many Of the compounds ;oisted upon tnen,
W W PAUSE before making any application s,foTs
which effects perfectly the object intended, and
not iJure The hair In the slightest degree From ~
tenton Of lades-as II produces nj the hras =
completely changes the color, brlancJ ard soi.es.
texture uneGuard by the most magnificent nstnfil n,
To THOSE TROUBLED WITH DAHDRUF or weak Sh1, -,
Chensieai iHvtg orator IL recommended in every - =,
its has been attended with unbounded SUGGEST
shape Of full, clear and lusrous head Of ssh
liculars and applications OF ths Dye call l. Ph.o.
Broadway, 10 which place orders from The county -.
be addressed Both articles for sale By The ~
drug and fancy stores in the UniOn