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NNYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER PILLS-A 1 certain, safe and erclual cure for Ague and Fe- yer. in all us various forms. Also, m excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia. PaIpiiaon of the Heart, Loss uf Appetite, Neuralgia, Nervous and other diseases, which arise from a weak and debilittled condition ofthe system.
 These Pills are prepared only ny Dr. C. K. Ty- Ter, regularly educated physician, who from many years' experiences can confidently recommend them as tae best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the publc; having frequently tested their great curative power upon those whu had long suffered der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent pin, siciaos who h've ascer'aned high standing for their successful treatment of Ague and Fever, use this preparation, and assert that hey have never known single instance where II was taken directed, thai Il did effect per- inanenl and lasting cure.
 These Pills contain neither mercury arsenic, or any thing that can iniure the syslem-hui, on the contrary, may be taken where medicine of hls kind s needed, not nny with perfect safety, but with the most decided advantage. For sale by HAVILAND, CLARK. A co. iylcmo and GEO. GATES. Sole Agents.
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NEW BOOK t,STABLlSnMENr. I. DDRI,ER.

Bookseller and S,ationer, No 49 Dauphin Stres, \ , now opening an entirely new and excellent as- A sortmenl of valuable Books The collection em- braces the best and siandar au,hors whose workr E have from time io time appeared. History, BIogra phy and General Literature; the Sciences, Natural History. Useful and Fine Arts, Greek and Latin Classics, Philolngy, Law, Theologca and Medical Books ,8-c. from lhe writers these sub iecs, may all he oblalned ol the latest editions al Ihe least possible expense.
 SCHOOL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers, Die. tionarles, Grammars, Arilhnetics, Biographies, Histories, Biographies; French, German aud shan lsh Grammars and Dictionaries; Latin and Greek Gtammars; Exercises and Lexicons, with the best elementary books of Rhetoric, Elocuion, Logic, Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Draw ing, Book keeping. Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Botany, Mineraogy and Geology; Natural History Physoogy, Astronomy, Intellectual aud Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, &c., to which the attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents, is res- pectlully invited.
 STATIoEEKY-EleRaniy bound Blank Books of every description, suitable for counting roomg and pubic offices; they warranted is be superior for style Of finish and dui ability; Ledgers, Journals, Daybooks, ,lnvoce Books. Cash Books; Sales Book s oi Blue and White w0ve or laid Papers, in Russia Ends or plain Binding; Haf-bound Day books Long folio petty Ledgers; long and narrow petty Cash Books; Bill Books of various forms; Receipt Books, Bank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher- ing Books. Scrap Books, Pocket Ledgers, Pass Books, Indexes, Copy Books, Scratch Books, Pro- missory Notes, Billsl Exchange; Drafts, engraved and printed; Copying Presses and Books; Bills of Lnding, Blank Cards, Visiting Cards Check Books i; Ship, Steamboat and Dray Receipts; Cotton Weighers Books
 BLANK BooKs-made 10 order and to any requir- ed pattern; Printed work, Music, Periodicals and Pamphlets, neatly bound.
 Together with Bibles and Prayer Books, G,lt Books. &c., in beautiful bindings. The wkoe of which it is designed to sell upon the most favorable terms. dec 24
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" by J DOBLER.
 Bookseller and Stationer, A9 Dauphin st. Geniveve, ar the Chevalier of Maison Rogue-an episode of l79s, by Alexandsr Dumas.
 Gabriele M,manso, the Niece of Abd. .el. Nader, or an Attempt to Assasinate Lotus PhiIIhppe-transat- ed from the Swedish of c L Awguist by Gusla- ,us c Hebbe, l. l. D.
 The Black Plumed Riheman, a tale of the Revo. lulion--b, Newton M Cutis, author of the Doom of the Tory Guard, &c Sc.
 Archibald Werner, or the Mothers Revenge--by Charles Spindar, author of the Jew, the Jesuit, &c The Creole from the German of Zschokke.
 Marion and hls Men .an hislor ica romance by the author Of Paul Jones, Hastings, &c.
 Altar Gull--a Nautical tale by Eugene Sue.
 Lives of Celebrated Staiesmen--by Jahn QuBcy Adams, l. l. D, with a sketch of the author, by Rev. Charles w Upham.
 Aunt Pafiy'a scrap-bsg--by Caroline Lee Fentz author of the Mob Cap. with designs by Darley.
 The Fair Isabel, or the Fanatics of the Caserns tale of il'e Huguenot war-by Eugene Sue, plates The Ring Dove, or the Prvateer and the Cutter Ingrahm's last.
 Sam Houston and his Republic--by c Edward, Lester.
 Hudeberg-A Romance, by a P R James.
 Also--A new supply of the Count of Monte Chris to, hy Dumas: and the Quaker City, by George LiPPsfd Ess, AssA sassaes. pe
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 ki1 C. GkNfER x CD corner Conti and Gop' 1Hs merre.sis. offer for sale on favorable terms SueAR--i0 hhds choice Lousism, BEgF-30 half bbls Mess
 MISEs-iQ 4cssks Burgund, Port; 5 do Sher ry do Madeira; 10 dp Port (iow pIieed) nine supeor old aledeira; Chsmragne BAoGtso-67S ucs, 22S hall pes Fnlion iacio- ". Bib Ia he yard
 RoPF-97a coils Salishnfy patent stGeIehed PLAsTER--S0 bills Calcned
 FIaE BEicK-l0 00G PensacuA
 dRANIrg-PillsrsC Columns, w indow and Door Sis, NAILs-270 kegs assorted numbers lRoS CHEsrs-6 Scouts Patent Asbestos TISPLATE, ,Se-3O0 bnxes K Charconi Plates Ro6ng Tin l4x20; Square 100 Plate Tin; Sheet Zinc; Black and Tinned Rivels 6 sels Timers Tools, new patterns; on Wire and Sheet Iron, assorted numbers CoPfER-Sheathing and Braziers Copper 90 by 6O 10 In 60lh sheets Copper for Cutters, Roofs and Valleys; Banca Tin
 CoTToS DucK-consIsling of heavy and light Ra'ens; | s Pilot and Navy; Canvass ior steamboat decks; Tarpanlin, Hammock, Aw- nlng and Tent clnlh; Cotton Bagging; Gram aed Meal Bags; Sail, Twne, Sc. DRY Goops- 800 paIrs Blankets, consisting oi English Duffil, green, blue, gray and white Blankets; Sheetings and Shirlngs; Madras lIdkls; MuslinGeiains Kentucky Plains PAPER-l00 reams s. lh,n Letter yl0
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c SUNDRIES-I50 boxes Sardines .J 200 bags Shot; POO rea'ns Paper
 10 boxes Pickles, assorted; 10 do Chocolate 900 do No Soap; 100 sacks Salt
 50 do Fine Salt; 200 bags Corn
 100 do Bran; 100 do Oats; Fresh Lobsteis, Lemon Syrup. Mustard, New Rsisns, Sc, for sale by
 oct23 JC&JE SMITH
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

~ iBBON's LIFE, BY HIMSELF-The Auto ~t biography of Edward Gibi,oa. Esq, iuslral ed from his lelers with occasional notes and tives. B, Juhn Lord Sheffield In one vol l2no
 "rhis has long been looked upon one of ihe most interesting ui this class of writings The state y manner in which Gihbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for a more easy and direct style of narraiIve."
 For sale by DOBIER,
 oct23 Bookseller and Stationer, 49 Dauphln st
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hK. GORDON'S VEGETABLE ANTIBIL- DIOUS FAMILY PILLS-For the cure of Bilious Fever Yellow Fever, Remitten. and Inter- milten' Feyers, Infa"nlatury. Nervous and Purid Fever, Pain in the Head, Side, Back and Stomach i; Inflammation of the Brain, Stomach, Lungs. Liver, Kianeys, Throat and Chest; Dropsy, Scrofuls Syphilis Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Cholic, Low Spirits. pyspepsia, Mysteries.
 DR. GORDON'S Pills are truly the sick mans friend. No Traveller or Family should be without them. Their timely administration will prevent much pain and suffering, and save many valuable lives.
 These Pills were compounded by Dr.. Gordon af- ter years of study and careful observation upon the nature of different medicines, aud the effect which they produce upon different constitutions in various forms of disease. They have been extensively used by some of our most eminent Physicians, and by ma- ny private families for several years; and such has been the satisfaction which they have given, that it is firmly believed that the vegetable kingdom does cot furnish materials fora purgative medicine which surpasses for general use, ihose of which these pills are composed They do not contain Cal. omel Mercury pr any other mineral preparation but are composed entirely of concentrated vegetables tracts. carefully prepared and combined as To be Cstain Sate and Easy ia their operation. For sale by HAvlLAND. CLARK & co. Sole Agents.
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&HERuAN'S WORM LOZENGES--There NJ cannot be recommended to the public better worm destroying medicine than SheIman's Worm Lozenges they are pleasant and easy to take, and therefore particularly adapted for ch,hiren Mans diseases arise from worms, and occasion long and intense suffering and children are treated for various complaints without deriving any benefit, when two doses of these Lozenges would speedily cure them For sale al c GATES Pharmacy,
 sep23 136 Dauphn si
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aAR. PETERS, VEGETABLE PlLIS.-Time Ag which "lries all things" has thoroughly estab- tined the inestimable value ofhese Pills, as a ca. tharilc, antibillioua and detergent dicine. IL is now twelve years since Dr. PETERS gave them to the world, and their repuaon, founded on his llng experience still continues 10 increase. The annual sales, which, during ihe first year, amounted 10 one hundred thousand boxes, have, during the last year, exceeded ten times that amount, and he market for them, confined 10 few States 10 comprises wick. Nova Scotia and The West Indies. They may truly be termed the grsat housshoid Medicine of e South aud West, No other Pills have been SO wide iy patronized in those regions. They are purely vegetable in their nature, and so mild and gentle in their operations. that they may be given with per. feet safety even to an infant. There is not part. cle of any irritating drastic substance m their composition. yet they act upon the secretions with uneq,Ialed certainty and direciness; ihas purif, ing he constituents of the blood. and ena lg nature to throw into circulation perfectly healthy fluid. - Among inc multitude of diseases to the cure of which Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills are adapted, may be mehli0ned-habliual Cosliyeness, Bilious Fe- yer. Jaundice, Choiic, Dyspeps,. Ague and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, D,sen- ery, Diarrhn, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles, Flat ulency, Loss of Appetite, Furred Tongue. Nausea, Rheumatism. Asthma, Dropsy, Boils and all dis eases of the skin caused by impuriy of the blood geher with every species of complaint affecting the stomach "r bowels.
 For sale by HAVILAND, CLARK X co, c DUROSEj& co, ,R. L. WATKINS, and Druggists erally in Mobile.
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DINNEY's FRENCH GRAMMAR -This

l. c. DuBOSE & co. Wholesale ap9 Druggists, 39 W aier street
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novs Bookseller and s,atioDer, 4s Dauphi,
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uARRIsoN's sPECrFIco coINTMENT-F,

EE EARRl5ON'S SPECIFIC oINTM ENT--For the cure oI white sweilngs, scroiulas. and oh. er tuners, "rers. sure legs, old and fresh wounds 'pralns aud bruises, swellings and inflammation, 'cad head, sore breasts of women rheunIIlic pains .euers, eruplons, chlblans. whiiows. niles, corns and extern"l diseases generally. IL is likewise greatly superior to an, medicine heretofore discov- cred for the chaied backs and limbs oi horses: for ring"orms, chapped lips, and in short for every ex- lerna bodily es that may fall the lot of man or beasi The proprietor o( lhis noble specific can po- NVey state, without fear oi contrad Icion, that it Is vastly superior o any compound ever discovered, or u least thai is known in these tavs in the cure of he above complaints. Indeed, 100 much cannot be said in iis favor. foi there Is nofhing more certain lhan 's encacy in Ihe matters for which is recom- mended. and the speed and perfection of it's are such as to have the appearance of being m'racu. luus. Q honse should he without ihis almost uui- Versa ointment, for the inmates of all houses are Ii able 10 scalds scratches, cuts, bruises burns. chap ped lips, corns, etc from any or all of which hey can receive but itllc injury if they have box of harrisons uTisalled specific 10 contend with them. For p,.es aud salt rheum il surpasses all oth CT remedies For sa le by
 HAVILAND. CLARKE & CO.,, I. c. Du BOSE. & CO, and R. l., WATKINS ie26 cm
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Hardware, Cotton and Wool Cards, ManiI-
 Ia Rope, etc.

ivlcmo and GEO. GATES. Sole Agents.
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sS SHERMANS COUGH LOZENG GES-Jusi re- AC ceised per bark Vernon, supply of this well known preparation for Coughs, Colds, Alhma, and Pulmonary comp lainls--lhey allay the irritation tickling situation produced by cough, promote ex- pecioralion. and remove the exciting cause. being combIna ion of valuable expectoranls, they are equal to any thing of the kind used Tor those complaints For sale al c B CAFES Pharmacy
 sep23 l26 Danphn street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Delegate Nominations.

Wayne Co.-sAMUEL S. BRIGGS Of Gslen and
ORsos Archer of Marion are the Wing candid.
ases, sound and good men We trust they will be
chosen 1t was rumored that Il Gov. GAgDIsER
of Monroe and JARED WILSON OF Ontario would
be the Loco Foco candidates.
Steu6en Co.-RoBERT CAMPBELL, j. of Bath.
Gen. WV. KIERsAS of Tyrone and 3. 5. BRUgDAoE
of Greenwood are the Loco-Foco candidates.
Rensselaer, Goa Union ticket in opposition
to the Anti Rent is reported in the Albany Atlas
consisting of Hon. GEO. B. WARREs Wig, Hon
q. w. STRONG Loco of Troy, and AMOS BRIGGS
Il Wing Of schaghdcoke. We doubt whether the
Wings so proposed will consent to stand.
Onondaga Cob. F. SWEET, tAbo litionis,l
who has been nominated as Liberty candidate
declines entreating his friends vote for friends OF
Equal Suffrage, who can be elected We hope his
advice will be taken.
Broome Co-BEsJ. T. COOKE, Editor of The
Broome Republican, is the Wing candidate We
believe he is the only Editor in nomination by either
party though Mr.. Weed of the Alb. Eve. Journal
would have been but for his peremptory withdraw
al. Mr.. Cooke is worthy and capable, and we trust
will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Things In Philadelphia.
nee OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF 1He IEIONHc-
PHILADELPHIA April PIP. NJ.
The intelligence from W ashington. OF the pas
sage Of the Oregon resolution in its modified and unob
ecriorsble form has caused general satisfaction and
given favorable aspect business affairs Stocks have
al gone up to-day, Penn Fives selling al est sn improve
rnent OF from yesterday Reading Bonds sold al a. an
advance of Is. while the shares It. closing az 3s
l. : Bank advanced selling 5; and sl other stocks
wen, W IL proportion Grard BaaS closed ST l0. This
Bank IL is said will shortly resume business
The Cotton market. during the week, has been
raher inactive BIZ, prices have undergone no nateris
change Flour Is dull today, and may be quoted al
81 rs s7t for common good Srsnds for. export
Corn Meal in demand Pennsylvsnis selling az IS II!
and Braudywine at 50 49,: In Whea, little doing
Corn Is scarce and wanted with sale OF Southern vel
low a, 81 Is cents Sugar and Mossses are IN
active and several lots are storing NewOresns sugar
is worth 6sa6i and Molasses 80 cents. Seeds are Gull
and without inquiry Among the imports received since
Friday last nos;ce the folownc-Sugsr. e'2 hhts s.
bbs 1900 boxes Mossses 3l5 htds ~ erccs SO ools
Cotton sos bales Coffee. 96l bags; Hides, looO; Naval
Stores, 1850 bbs Rosin. Is casks Turpentire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
DIED

On The 24h April, in the a4th year OF ais sse. Col.
MICHAEL SMITH. E vetran of The Rsvol1ren OF 70.
lis mineral will take place from the residence OF his
daughter Mrs Cs,harre ketchan. No $50 Feu-th-s,
Sunday p Il instant /. O'clock Tie trends Of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
o. Friday after tdorI bet severe Illness Ms. ELL
"a BROOKS MARSH wife of Nathaniel Marsh ESQ.
aged 81
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence No I22 Thrteenthst 20 morrow Sunday after
noon at halt pas, O'Clock and the religious services az
Dr. Possss Church at quarter before The friends of
he family respectfully invited attend without far
ther invitation.
OF consumption, MARY PHILLIPS, in the 45th Jess
of her age
Her friends, and those OF her sons Thomas and
Michsel Brady, requested attend her funeral
noon az 81 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
A False Issue.

The Loco Foco Journals which justify the outrage
OF the Barnburners In altering the representation Of
twelve Counties six days before the Election careful
ly skulk the true issue They say not word on the
question of time, bu, bend all their efforts to over
throw the unanimous opinion of the Supreme Court
that the Legislature has no power to charge the Ap-
portionment as ii this the only point OF differ
ence Not 50. If they had changed the Apportion'
ment in due season, the measure would still have
been illegal and arbitrary bat slaringy unjust;
They had ample power TO do this, and II would have
taken no n February than it did in April
not 80 many of their votes for John Young and we
presume other Wings stood ready 10 vote with them
if the change had been sessonsbly made. They had
the control of business in each House the President
of the Senate Speaker OF the House and all the
Committees Gov, Wright in his Message called
their attention to the subject, and urged that The
change should be made promptly, SO as 10 afford am
Pile time for popular conformity thereto. Instead Of
this the matter is allowed 10 lie along until the
.eenth geek OF the session when not one geek
mained before the Election. SiS days only were
allowed the Wings OF Wyoming, Chartanque and
81. Lawrence, to say nothing of the Counties more
convenient Albany, in which TO receive and circp-
late the information that such aw had passed re-
assemble their Conventions, recas their tickets print
and distribute their ballots &c. &c Yet Chautauque
is full two days distant from Albany, ST. Lawrence
three and parts of farther. Il is hardly pos
sible that intelligence Of the change could reach
every town in ST Lawrence before Sunday. The
Wings, presumiag thar no such charge could be
made AT the eleventh hour had made their tickets in
conformity with the existing law. The Loco-Focos
had been prepared from Albany for the deed which
has been done and were ready to take advantage OF
it The change is equivsen, to loss of esh, Dele
gates to US, and the confusion and perplexisy into
which our Counties have been thrown is additional.
Was this fairly donel Why do 70, The perpetrators
plead to the real charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Election for Convention 8 Days from To-Day,
GiH lIemH.

SUNDAY SERvIcE:.-Spfoik-st Christian Church
Elder Simon.on will preach his closing discourse as
Pastor OF this Church Sunday aernoon-being abou,
to remove 10 Ohio
Presbyterian Church Beeckv st-Lecture on the Jews,
by Rev. S D. Burchard subject-How and BY what
means are the Jews to be converted Evening"
Presbytsrian Church Anen st-A discourse Sabbath
Schools. by Rev David 3. Gee in the afternoon.
Church ofhe Puzi,ans--Service morning and evening
in the Chapel of the Theological Seminary, By Dr..
Cbeevcr.
Church Of The Adrent 563 BrOadroy-up stairs, in the
Lyceum Services morning aud evening
Church du Saint Sauretr.-Dr Anthem will preach the
Quarterly Sermon in French, in the evening.
ST. Judes Church-Tbe Fifth. in the Series OF Dis
the Trac,arian Theology will be delivered in
this Church, Sunday evening. subjec-on the Tract
arsn doctrine ofReserve in the circulation, reading &c
Of the Bible, being TO the queston-Are the
Holy Scriptures designed for the pirate study and under.
standing of every his personal responsibility TO
God
NJ E. Church in Norfolk Ririnston ss.-Rev.
James Ayres OF the NewJersey Conference will preach
In the afternoon a, o'clock.
~ CAPTAIS MCGUIRE, late of the Pilot Boat
VIM j. Romer authorizes US to state that he Is about TO
publish In cheap FORM correct narrative Of bis late
perous voyage the Atlantic TO be illustrated by
fine wood cuts engraved expressly TO show the positions
Of the Rouer different times Agreeaby with the re-
oues. Of numerous friends he has consented to emoody
also the principal and thrilling incidents connected
with his scattering life. which WILL no doubt be many
and rch be having made numerous voyages across the
Atlantic through tho Gulf OF Mexico Mediterranean &c.
" VAN AMBURGH's performances in the den
OF wild beasts attract thousands Of spectators Ills per.
feet mastery of the erocous animals without re-
sort to blows or rough treatment is ascrbed 10 mes
aeic influence he holds them. He certainly &C.
compllshes more with glance OF his eye in suhduing
these rnerciess creatures than all who have ever al
tempted 10 initiate him have been able to achieve By
violence.
IT Samuel D. Jackson of the Twelfth Ward is
to be President Of the Board Of Aldermen and Neil
Gray of the Tenth Ward will preside the Assistants
II saith Caucus.
~" 1t tried to rain yesterday, but only mist it
n" The cabin passengers Of the packet ship
Patrick Henry, from Liverpool, were landed at Ston
nng,on on Thursday and arrived in this City yesterday
ASAsrAr1c PRIsTISe.-We refer to an adver-
tisemeut In another column respecting the sale OF the
tatc Printing.
F1RE-The alarm last night in the Fourth Dis
the, proceeded from the burning OF Feursore at the
corner Of Pike and Cherry sts.
About 10 o'clock evening the Grocery of James c.
Church. on Lone.Islsnd. at the Narrows was burnti
R- Col MICHAEL SMITH, veteran OF the Rev
oluton died in this City yesterday ct the advanced age
of O