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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

MUBIIE, ,MONTGOMEK AND WEFUMPKA, :,
 WEEKLY PACKET.
 . h The fine steamer DALLAS, G. w. Hketiaz7zK- Lapington master. will ply during the season as regular Weekly Packet, 10 ihe above and all intermediate landings, commencing her trips at the first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening al o'clock PM, arriving at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning. in time for the cars for Chehaw, arriving at Weumpka every FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock PM. Returning. leaves We iumpka every SATURDAY. at 12 o'clock m., and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on the arrival of the from Chehaw, and arrives al Mobile every MONDAY morning, in time for pas. sengers to take the New Orleans Mail boats.
 The steamboat Dallas has been thoroughly repair. ed, having been Iauled out in the New OrIeans Dry Dock. No expense or labor has been spared to make her as safe and comfortable any the trade.
 ocl30 M. MAR,NG & CO, Agents.
 N. R--The Dallas is provided with fine Engine and Hoes
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY

MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.
 P E1s~ n The light draughi. fast running Nz=SszaS double engine steamer LOWNDES, q Johnson Master, will ply the ensuing season as a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Mont gomery, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY at5 o'clock PM. during the season.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL OWEN & co. The Lowndes will commence running about the Is, October. lsepl1l co. co. MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.
 n La n The new, last running, passenger SFEIszsss5{55E steamer SELMA. Jo Bryant master, will ply the ensuing season as regular packet be- tween Mobile and Monigomer leaving every TUESDAY evening, at o'clock. PM. arrive al Montgomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont. gomery every FRIDAY morning at 10 o'clock. sep2S NJ WARlNG & co, Agents SATURDAY PACKET FOR MONTGOMERY. A E@ h Tke steamer MONTGOMERY, S5zzsIa.7aK F M Johnson master, will ply the en. suing season between Mobile and Montgonierv.- Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY al o'clock PM. For freght or passage apply on board, or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN co. Agents sep28 72 Front and 75 Com ss Capt Johnson having been informed that nsinua- tious have been uttered and doubts implied by some of his kind associates, that his owner ship of the Montgomery is questionable, he would beg to state, for the satisfaction of his friends and those interest ed n the matter. that he himself is the sole owner of the boat
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WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. A E@ hrhe steamboat II. KINNEY, II. Ssz1ksssssz=S=7 KnHe, master. will run during tine season as regular week packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening. to commence the water vii permit.
 For freight or passage apply on board. or to
 nov9 N. WARlNG & co.
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TRY GOODS-ln,oices of the following goods, lI received by lata arrivals, and for sale by
 w. H. BUNNELL., cor. Water and Cont. Cases low priced and rich Prints; Rich deLaines Rich corded Cashmeres; rich Cardiyille do Satin Face Persians, Cashmere d'Ecosse Twird StriDed Shirtinzs; Curtain Musiins Plain Swiss Masiias; Linen Lawns and Linens Linen Cambric and L. C. Handkerehefs Plain. Mixed, Printed and Striped satinets Oregon Stripes aad Gambroons; Kentucky Jeans Wool 4.56.7 and S-4 Shawls; Northern WooSocks, Blue Mixed Denims noy2l
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

SUMWAI.T & TEST, BooKsELLERs, sTArIoNERs, AND
 Blank Book MaamfaetWrs, No. 36 Dauphu-si, Mobile. Constantly on hand large assortment Of Law. Blank Books, Medical, Paper, Theological and Miscellaneous and Stationery, School Books, ofall kinds, 8c. &c. ian26
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

H AVANA ClGARS-20 m of superior quality. \ in store and for sale by
 nos25 SI&I IJONES R UTTER-25 kegs Fresh Western. in store lb and for sale by
 nov25 MARSHALL. ROWE & co
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RAcoN sIDEs-s0 casks superior Tennessee nov25 RAvEsIEs. BULL ocK & co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

LyOR CUUGHS AND COLDS-W islsr's Bal.
 E sam ot Wild Cherryi Ayes's Cherry Pectoral; Iayne's Expectorant; Houseman's Cough Drops; New England Cough Syrup; Sirop Pectorale de NAse d'Arabic; Pate Pectorae de Nase d'Arabic; Partilles de Paris, for the aeviation and cure of Bronchitis, JuIube Paste; Fulisr's Wild Cherry Candy, Sc &c, for sale by
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

kssA REAL ES fATE-The undersigned agent for the Real Estate of the Bl ancl, of the Bank of the Slaie of Alabama at Mobile, offers for rent all the Real Estate belonging to said Branch Bank, and will receive and enleriain propositions for the pur chase of any portion of said Real Estate.
 RPOfice in the southwestern room of the Bank ing House JAMES $. DEASI
 my20tf Real Estate Agent
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NINCINNATTI WHITE LEAD-Sianufac- NJ tured by Conkling, Wood & Go, and warranted equal quaiityto any of the Eastern ManufacIuries; Pure, Extra, No l and No 2, in 25. 50, 100 and 200 10 kegs. large supply landing and for sale to the trade and others at reduced prices by
 nov2S EC CENTER & co
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A< and Arr, in two vols bound, received and for sale by J DOBLER.
 Bookseller and Stationer, 49 Dauphin st.
 Popular Lectures Science and Art, delivered m lhe principal cii,es and towns of the U States by Di"wsius ardner, Doctor of Civil Law, &c
 "Ihe most obv,0us means of elesang the people Is to provide fer them works pepuar and practi- cal Science, freed irtm Mathematical symbols and technical lefnls written in simple and perspicuous language sRd illustrated by facts and experiments which arc level to the capacity of ordinary mlnds." :" -Il.ondon Quarterly.
 In these published Lectures. il will be found the author has preserved the same simplicity of lao- guage perspicuiIy ol reasoning. and fe cIty of il iusIralion. wbicn rendered the oral disconrses so universally popular.
 The number oflithographic shd wood engraving. large and sma in the whole series, is 8SO.
 Aso-Eubanks on MechsnIcs and Hydrostatics. Svo.
 Oliver Evans Millwrighls Guide, Svo. noyl6
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

AZ ERCHANT'S INSIRANCEl,OMPANY OF LTk TIE CITY OF MNlLE3AsH CAPITAL S250 ,000-OGce No A {. FtancE sfreet, corner of Rovat-Insules es against l.o, or Danlge by Fire and against the Hazards of Maine and liver Navigation
 A cash commission of b per ce,l will be allowed on all premiums paid inlohe oifceahus giving GUS toners the advantage of te MUTu l. PLAN. with. out Iisk. HBARNN, President.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10
Tinnsrs' Machines,

\ FULL set No l, imroved kind
 \ l full set No ?, Seth Peck & Go, do
 l fuii set No 8, iron wheels and top plates
 l double Scanning Machine, manufactured by Plant, NeaIe & Co. and for sale at their pr,ces. Orders received for Beading Machines, to pair rslIers; Stove Pipe Formers; Folding Machines for Sheet Iron; do do for Roofing; Gutter Machines; Wire Maehiaes md all descriptions of Timers tools.
 EDWARD C CENTER & co. aoyIQ Ageuts E,r Manufacturera
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M OBlLE INSURANIE COiPANY--O lV1 No 3l SI Francis si
 lnsures against Fire. Mrine an River risks
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

H NSURANCE-The subsr,bers. agents for the II Contribuiionship trsuragea Company of New York, continue 10 take River and Fire Risks, at the lowest rates of premium.
 HUNTINGTON s CLEVELAND, n0v8 4S St Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

'o.oi Bo~R,ellersod s,ationpr. 4s % Daaphin. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

noy26 BookseIIer and ssla.ionsr. 49 Dauphin st
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a D. w. CLhhh, FTeBIUtHls WM. CoBEER, Secretary.
 Fire, Marine and River policies issued by the agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms claims for loss or damage promptly adjusted, power settle and pay all claims against the company be. ing vested m inc agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Agent. dec27 IS St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-10

IN PRECAUTIONARY partnership heretofore -D existing between the subscribers, as Druggisls and Apolhecaries, under the name of MosELY & TUCKER, IS this day dissolved by mnlaaI agree ment.
 J.TucKER having purchased the entire intesest in the business, will continue it his own account and under the same name as formerly. All persons having claims against the late firm will present them for payment. and those indebted are requested 10 make payment to J. FUCKER, who is authorized 10 use the name of the firm in settlement.
 P. MOSELY, Mobile. May l, 1a46. J.TUCKER.
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E.s-AL.So
- fIEL YNGHRlJRG lIRGINIAN,

,.,i, shed semi- ceskiy fsreru hontag ana Thursday
EUR D1H1s per uanaa, payrbie ~ ddrdhee No sub
rpt,on paibe recetpedtor ase'feft'a than Sr months
no oapcr be disco ltihsd (crccPt AZ me discretion
IN. .Tditors,) ttIta all a,geafases aft pad
rs 3DFERTIs ENfE.N'IS inserted at 30 cents per
l. IRE (orIes) for ererg tanef form insertion and ~
. ,.r <its or t.yS) f1r essry outer form insertion
EpERl ADVERTISER required 10 note, on has
nu5crip long he trsies ms advertisement inserted
a., airrrtiseeat not noted nH be inserted t us ds
onttaudncs be ordered
FOR YEARLY .2DPfRTfshNH Tie terms are fo'
h, rjpie.e of tro squares, 40 for squire SIS for
u, s,1tys iansr form, $50. Ecery yearly adreitSe'
vilbe re IRE ITO ae ais odoefis's to his2atcn
~ ftls II buSitess.
- lob PRLNFLN': crcc.,ted neatly and erpeddious
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BY virtue al decd OF lrusI. executed to me- hv | n
- 81 I'LL nm, aid llfgty H. 1Irwlu, bearing da'r
e" ih" Torn day ut >eprn1rr Is II. and al recod IN the
county court nj Is 'iinfd, will On the 1lh day ii NJ
Nemhef. 1916. On the pr,mlss eNpose sale by way
ri Pn'It auction tr ready money. ccrlan par a
LAND. with ITS appufenauets, containing ais .}crtS,
mofa ~ sNs. >u2 aud hrlng IL the county ot Bedford
on the waters u Burn Bridge branch ana another nun
both branches al Ivy crrek
Arlna as Trustee, Viii only convey to the ?ncha
ser such ute as IS vested ia by the sad DEED Trust
tlilNNEli DABNEN, Trustee.
Oct IN
L. S.-Fof all the purchase money exceeding the a
mount III the drbt, and interest uended To be secured
by The SAID deed oi Trust. aud the attending the
execution o thr trust, aud The s1le, credit of aud
- months vii he gwen iot equal PORTIONS, The same
ben2 secured by notes negotiable and plS able n u
tie Btnks III lNnrh3pg, satisfactorily end rsed, aud the
ulIe to the land bfloI retained anUl ull payment Is
made. CDABNfN Iu7ter
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MORE RICH GOODS

M l. are receiving thls murniug aud opening New
" stNie tashmrfes, falo Alto Robes. Bonnds,
Rb'ons aui Flowers. Thread I.ares. Egyptian Nuts.
NltchIn laceS, Nc French tluhs. tassmrres,
Neslngs, Basnns. Collars Suspenhers, Gloves pocket
ildh Is Nc. I" all al Whch invite the attention u
both ladies' aud gentlemen.
LEWIS \ FNGLEDONF.
Oct : Is
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Deus frOmthr Arn,p.
ARMY OF THE WEST.

Gen krarnc,'s Command II seems took inrmal pos-
session at Santa Fc the 18Th at August last after
march o hy days through difficult country, hui with
opposition. He had previously taken posse-slnn
the Mexican villages his route. and Was therefore
MASTER oi New MtNen Il MAS surpassed that he would
soun despatch a inrcr 81 1000 To ailorula
From The 81 LOUIS Republican. 18th MI.
S,Nr, FL, NV Mr>tco,
August p, 1876 !
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.%9iIsH" Gn Gf Cost
An unusually large aud desirable
Gtn,l. ~ INV S.nnsls


NNlNG Determined Ia cosc up my business IN III
u place, my Whue NIbtk OF GOODS Is now
ii, nd n cusl.
All person.. want OF desrnhle Gonds. nj low prices
vii do well avail themselves oil the earliest opp1tln
MY oNnnlnr stock. It Il unasullIY large and
will assorted, and will P5silrsiy be sold, either b.,
wholesale OF reall, upuo the terms proposed
T.. J. BURTON.
P.S-ln order To avoid neapprehensl,a, deem II
proper In nlarm my TRENDS, that, whist | shall sell
slrrlly AT COST, FOR tASl. | shall sail be
pleased 10 furnish my REGULAR customers with such
foods they may want hn' tn all such profit
Vi 10 per cent. viii be added.
f.. J. BURTON.
Aneust27 Is
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Eit1Fs sEE1 ~.

IsNtiE residence On Diamond HUI, at present orcu-
pied by Mr.. DbrrIl. There Is Gar GARDEN aud
Orchard as'ached 10 the premises. Also fine spnnI
ii va,er Possession gwen on Tho ISt ii November
Andy Ia. NJ b DRADFEIE.
Oci 8 I'm
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ELK CRE Tx FURNACE.
consisting ii between
10 and 1900 Acres of Land

with The Impemsnls, Mould, aud fSnrrs belonging IL
the Fnm1cc. and all the Personal Property connected
with II. aud ap lutenent Ia the Furnace
itN property, III every respect, mas' valuable. II
situated GA ,res River. III the county oi Nelson
tie mouth nj Elk Creek. and, lion establishment
valuable any In \ueina-ihe quantities oi Ore
and Limestone benny Ahau-l'ble aud the furnace
lc sale Will he lo much cash will deay all The
expenses attending the sale. aud credit al mnuths
lu lind aud aud lao years. from the expiration
Of sad mouths, iat the naming wo-thirds, thu
purchaser owe boud aud security Tor the first payment
may be- approved oi hy the commissioners. aud the
whoIe property 10 nmaln security also lof that and
The Other iWa payments.
The public d,,tnd especially 10 attend to this no
Tee. JOHN THOMPSON. Jr.
STERLING CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners.
jol % tl3O
Rl- Inc Il irh nnud " hit and NlonaI lnrIngcncer
vii PUBLISH tho hhpNc advcfus mrut until day ol sale,
aud ,rnd lhelt h tins oirr at collection.
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DESIRABLE. sssts.Bsi nee
srgfs

EEAVlNG determined Ia remove Ia the s,uth vtst,
4 1 n,w uler ior sale my psIdehce III lht county q
dl,rI c1lipl
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FAMILY BACON.

Gonn LBS. FAMILY BACON, just receive
'NtOJ and for SAFE low. Tor rash. by
LEE s ROBERTS
Ssr Is
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Residence for sale
[--1 The subscriber oilers f1r sale, I'm ne
E-I.t:k c"mnudaling trms.) his residence On
HitisJ Diamond llllI. consuming about = acres
Es..sszsMSk5 fine Gatden. DWELLING aud Oar
housrs. all IA complete erder.
Also SiN J.2C.L\T LOTS about , acres each
H. lhe square bounded b, s,h Alley. Washington. rhud
aud Fourth STREET desirable bQdag lol4 f,r ter ~ an
ply 10 ). G., Nortoll. ALFRED PENN
q tuhorS I'm
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&c ,aHI q gTtaI m1UY WTNfT HT"ETNS loo I'd UWN 10
lllon, aud The ;}olll day Of the sanp uanh he
Will sell The quarter plantation, The crop Of 1abacco
Cmn, &C., made thai Place. ID also parcel u lau1,
and probably otter afc'es. On all suns I'll : /
lars and upwards credit Of Twelve moniis viii he gIy
en-, the purclas raiyiug bond viii approved seeuuty;
otall suus under s lhr cash will he r,quirrd.
On the 3lst day ct the sare month, the subscriber
Will sell Tie highest bidder The late residence d
" IN. .eti oh d.t.'l
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one containing abou, 80 ACRES, adjoining the lands
81 Dr. DANIEL Inmpkns, YIN w Rose and others.
adjoining the lands OF Dr. Iompklns. and others. TIE
N'gfnes viii be Sold lr cash. The Lands III hp sod
on credit OF Il monlls, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security.
JAMES FRANKLIN, En-
oil YIN, Lett ich. d, CT.
&c S 1900
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS

'aNlit. subscribers are receiving, and in few
4 DAYS Will have IN store their entire stack Of
RAM IND ULN TER GOODS.
Among ~hleh will be found inll assortment of the
most fashionable. lot tldlrs aud Gentlemen. wear a.
we'll as RIpr stuck o
U'O0fisHS D0nrsfics Hats, caps,
HOOf> and >h0Cs
and almost every article usually found IN Dry Goods
establishment.
Feeling grateful Tor The patronage hetelaore teceiv
ed, nev cordially 0vtIe their friends aud the public.
give thrlf stock rNuniuanan PIejglnp themselves 10
use every r>eti aud splte 10 ralns please all WIN
uay favour lhrn vi h \ all
GIGGENlIElMER 4 BROTHER.
September . Is
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LIST Oh LETTERS

u EMNNlNG in the Pos, Office al l.yachsutg. On
{ 4 The list October, 1916
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40 on "a NLGaoEs.
1R.1G rs or LAND,

consisting Of men, woin,n aud boys Aud, al the sam
time and place, Two
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TRUST SALE or rlxaEr TRACTS
Lard
YkgCe tracts Of FrnJ,

therein mentioned Tor cash. Commencing OH the lsh
lay ol Novem1rr l. 10. will sell the TRACT OF
LAND on which Mr. W Ham ). Barksdlle ofmer,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12

Tng New foRx EPISCOPAL CoNvEHrIos.-This
Convention. Saturday night MT long before the odourn
u,ent. passed resolution directing The Trustees of The
Episcopal Fund 10 pay 10 Bishop Onderd,nk $500 an
nully from the LIST 81 this mtnlh until the meeting Of
The body two years hence The Bishop giving security
refund the same. Shnuld competent tribunal decide
that he entitled 10 be paid any salary during his
suspension. The vote Clerical. ayes 80, nays
Pill ayes ~, nays A. very large majority for
the Bishops parry which has quite triumph IN the re-
suit 1t is supposed thai it will cause the next sessm
of the Church 10 he stormy one.
On the sutjeci Of the application Of S.. Philips color
ed Church, la representation IN the Convention.
ports were submrited-a nsjnuy report by Mr.. Harm
sun. IN opposition 10 the apphca'i and minority report
10y Revd Mr. Johnson, In favor OF II. they bo.iI
referred 10 zoe aonual (unYealiln,
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ten miles west OF lyucabufa. hfe m.itS north "i Nc'
london, aud sixteen urls east OF Liberty.
THIS Tract contains ahuut
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
Mr. Fosters Prosnecfs.

We give few evidences of the fattering
prospects of Mr.. Fosters election. On every
hand he is getting most direct, and cutting
ihrusls from his own party; such as fore.d doom
him 10 defeat beyond doubt Among the
many evidences Of The determination to floor
him, we may notice the fact that The Hunting
don county Locofoco Convention passed res
olu'ion approving the ONE TERM principle,
and said not word about Mr. Foster The
Mfflin county Convention did The same thing,
only more so for it gives His ExcelIency.
Gov. Skunk, hint also, in this wise: Re.
solved, That We declare il Zone ,erm) The set
lied principle of Miiin county in relation TO all
future elective officers from Governor 10 Audi.
tor inclusiue"
And again: the Democratic Convention
OF Warren county, has adopted the following,
which is also to the point:
"Resolued. That rotation in office is a dem.
ocratic doctrine and lha, the democratic par,y
OF This county believe in the policy of The LONE
TERM" principle, so far relates to all of.
fees where patronage can he dispensed by lha
incumbent" !"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
One Lie Exposed.
arate rOuts

A story has been going the rounds of The
British Free Trade papers, that Mr.. Cooper, an
Iron Manufacturer a, Trenton had raised the
wages OF his hands in the Trenton Iron works,
which the Free Trade organs pointed to as ev-
idence that the new Tariff bill was not destruc.
tive 10 the manufacturing interest Mr.. Coop
er however slrangles this lie in the bud In a
letter to the Ledger he contradicts The state.
ment and says:-"I, must be apparen, ,ha, the
reduction in the tariff will and has already re-
duced the price of iron and that The loss which
will accrue mus, fall alike on capital and on Ia
Dor; and wages so far from being advanced
must, as matter of absolute necessity, be very
considerably reduced between this and the lsl
Of December next, so as to meet falling mar.
kel and after that still more considerably, un-
less Congress, at its next session shall make
the requisite notifications in the tariff 10 enable
labor TO receive its just reward."-Hun. GaS.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
A Remarkable Coincidence.

Mr.. Foster, the I.ocofoco nominee fnr Canal
Commissioner, is at Erie and The Enc Obser-
yer Issued The same day of The las, Democratic
Union of this place, which proclalms Mr.. Fos-
ter as The friend Of The Tariff of 1912, defines
his position on this subject, and says that he "l<
the friend Of the Democratic Tariff Of ISi6"!i
Here is a remarkable coincidence almost as
much so as the scheme which was carried out
in 1874 of making Polk Free Trader al The
Souh, and friend of The Tariff of 1912, at the
North. The agency of" Folks nea neIghbor"
which so enlightened the Union in 1914. can
readily be seen in the Foster scheme. 1t will
next declare all said sbou, Fosters opposition
10 protective Tariff as "Uile Wing jalsehoods' "
Telegraph.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-09-10
Democratic Whig Candidate.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JAMES Nj. POWER.
OF MERCER COUNTY.

On Tuesday evening last, we had The pleas.
ufr, IN common with few of our citizens. OF
listening 10 the vocal and instrumental perform.
ances of Mr. Brooks, and We confess we were
much gralifed Mr. B. presents the fairest
credentials of musical education, but his best
recommendation after all is his own perform.
ance. As the evening was very unfsvorable,
he proposes visiting SIroudsburg, on Tuesday
oi nexi week, lhe 18Th inst.,) when all who
feel an interest 10 music--sacred music espe.
rlaiiy--sre invited 70 aiend, in order 10 Judge
Mr. B's abIlny. We understand he is vii.
iIng 9" lake charge OF class for three months
on reasonable Terms and he will undertake on
his part TO ground bis pupils in the rudimenls
of music, not only of The dia,onic, but the chro.
maIc scale also, combining practice with theo-
ry We should Judge the present to be very
favorable opportunity for those who wish 10 &C.
qulre knowledge of music in the first instance
and also for those who may desire to refresh
their actual knowledge, and extend their re-
searches into this most delightful ATT
We suppose a compliance with the apostolic
nJuncuon, to sing NOT only with The spirit, but
"l'h he understanding also, requires study oi
he principles OF music, as the necessary basi.
OF an intelligent and pleasant performance
Now, II we may be SO bold, we would gently
commend this consideration TO choirs and con
gregalions in this place, and in all other places