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THE TEETH! THE Tsi'1

TAR. Nj. HITCHC0Ck'S Maslt%S
D tea. The facts are PROVED au .S,
incredulous and doubling are iuu,
as we have the evidence from 's % N
than 1000 boxes within the Pas' is ! !,
utopiap dreams of the alchymlsl ar y
and a remedy discovered for Plsss'
important and beautiful apPenIIsss M q
man system, by the use OF toe MAJ |
tea, which, by its attractive ,urs
strengthening qualities removes a'.sre 4
snbs,snces from the teeth aud P[fy,s"~ y
in their natural brilliancy, and ~;
soundness and beauty. 1t IS as's s.s1 Vi
exnerience. that when used, the 't'I =,
decay, but remain I'LL the 'an an dad
their natural wear. When 'hei 4, nd
lis gre will be arrested, anu ins D
served and prevented from aca ,nS, 4
aud gentlemen of the most lr, ms hath
Ter are daily calling, who ASSURE oSoolia
thew commenced using the ouV I,,u
teeth were loose aud fast gong he
gums spongy and %feverlsni, aI S,bt N
Inled, and after using this la WAN wgt
in less than one week lhelr 'es' ,bar 4
their sockets, their gums resuu ppoosg "
their breath corrected, aud no IN Ih, al
duce them to be without IL
small sum of fifty cents, cIAREll
For sale by DUTToN U ,Sr ,ot
only Agents in BrallleOcrT i ,.. ny. |
tors A. Hitchcock 4 %, o''T
Rraitleboro. July, 1888.
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Hides s. Leather.

G0ODHUES & CHAPLIN have for sale, at
their Tannery in BralIleboro,
1000 Sides Thick Wax, Slaughter aud Dry
hide upper Leather
500 Wax aud Grain Blk Calf Skins
5000 lbs Slaughter and Dry hide Sole Leather
1900 Sides Patney and Calcutta do
Harness aud Belt do
Which they offer for Sale Cheap for Cash
or approved Credit.
They wish to purchase, and will pay Cash,
for all kinds of Green Hides, delivered at their
Taunery.
August 10Th, 1888. 500
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Cures!! Cures!! Curr


ID EFERENCES can be had TO pl
N the first responsibility, gilmore than
HUNDRED ASTONISHING CURE,I
fected by La Medicine Curative Pills IL
IsSs-ali of them pronounced incoTabe'
family of 6 have all been cured Of an os
Diarrhoea, By the use Of but one box d
Reference also to cures in palPltatoE
heart, attended with cough and raising 4
~ Beat all this TyCr can,
The above article is for sale BY Z. WI
ERSON, of Brattleboro, w. PrintlP@ n
for the United States Of .iHIerl'a' ao
genuine unless It contains the within Ssi|
of G. w. Emerson, 10 each article Oor
Proprietor De La Meieiae C'1
For sale also By WheelOck Ken, JaAs.
y. Messrs. Baker s. .MerryIeld, rSy1a
N: S. 7. R. Cheney, Jamaica .ti%
La:eHe s. Jones, D0rer, w.; 'af,a'
W. Goodnou, WhiinghGm, W; eS|
HinsdGle, N. II Harden Ford' sa'"'
N. H.; Ira p. Haywood, y 'r 2 TI,.,
Jesse Cone, Marlboro, VI:i ); = i@I
To,rnshend, ~; and Elihu HaNa'1ss
opee Falls, Mass. Aug.I
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8 Cabinet Furniture,

TEHE subscriber continues TO carry on his
n CABINET, CIIAIR, and PAINTING
business, in all their several branches, at his
shop one door south of Dution, clark 4 Co.
Instruction given as usual IN all the branches
of the Art of Painting Imitation Wood. All
attended to promptly at low prices, as at any
other place.
THEIRS constantly for sale Of the
first quality, and prices as low as the lowest.
Those wishing To pay Cash for any OF the
above articles will do well To call.
nNI uvTVT vnN DOohh
Brattleboro. July 27fb. 1888. tfi7
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passengers, who united in opinion that they
had now seen a real runaway match.
As yet we have been unable to leatn the
result Of this youthful and loving flight.
1t proves once again, that the course oil
true love never did run SMOOTH albeit, it now
and then r"unneth very fas&
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Real Estate for Sale.

A TUNHE subscriber offers for sale
@:.rH n the following described Re
Sr4iii& al Estate lying in Westminster,
E3Nt, One piece Of land about
lhtty acfcs, with the buildings thereon, lin
good repair,) where he now resides. Also,
about FIVE acres of land aud the buildings
thereon, adjoining the above mentioned lot,
where John Reed formerly lived. Also -four
acres of land lying on the Main Street near
the Meeting House. Also fony-one acres of
aud wood land lying within half a
mile Of the aforementioned premises, He also
calls on all persons in said Westminster who
are Justly indebted to him Especial contracts
excepted) 10 make payment previous to the
first day of March next, and no LAWYERS fees
will be required till after that time. And all
persons having just claims on him are request
ted TO call and receive payment forthwith.
MARK RICHARDS.
Westminster, August 10Th, 1888. s~weop5l'
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Great Excitement in Boston!,
Trembling among the Medical Faculty. III


VXTE learn that the distinguished DR. Wat
w son, 276 Washington street, and DR.. S.
C.. Hewelt, the celebrated BoDesetter, 297,
Washington street, 1.-TWO Of the most skilliul
practitioners in Boston) having witnessed the
happy effects of Goelick's Matchless Sanatiye
in several cases which have come under their
observation, have given the general agent OF
this great modern medicine. permission to re-
Ter TO them through The public journals. II is
with pleasure we notice such acts Of dlstin-
guished benevolence, and this noble generOsi-
" of Drs. II. and w. b~espeaks their genuine
philanthropy.
We understand, DIR. Watson is Of the opin-
ion that as the Sanatiye has created such q
tremendous ercifement among the Medical
Faculty, il mua be something extraordinary
and far superior to the common nostrums of
the day-and there cannot be a doubt, but
when The virtues Of this great specific shall be
duly appreciated by Physicians, they will
frankly acknowledge IL to be the most valua-
Bile addition which has been made to the Ma
terra Medica since the days of HIPPO
CRATES.
We further learn that the general Agent Of
the Sanatiye has the liberty to refer his fel-
low citizens to DIR Hewett, for two very inter
esting cases which came within the knowl-
edge of the DIR. One Of the cures, as we
ltafn, was enecteu upon u young ihuy "h'N'N"
with Lumbar Abscessn-and so serious was
her complaint, that she was unable TO submit
TO DR.. lis. usual mode of treatment IN such
eases. He advised her 10 try the Sanative,
she did so, and before taking one phlal, was
entirely cured, and mol Il restige Of her dis
ease remains! Another. A gentleman, aged
IS, pronounced by all who knew him TO be 10
a confirmed Consumption" was wonderfully
restored TO health by the use of only one phi
al ofthe Sanaliye-and he is now well and a.
bout his daily business as usual I!
We think the open and candid course pur-
sued by DR.. Watson and Heweit richly enti-
ties them to the lasting gratitude OF The
public-a although they may have the whole
phalanx of the Medical Faculty bouncing up
on them.
After reading the above, and the following
extracts from letters addressed 10 DIT. Row
land, by his agents, who can for a moment
doubt the powers of the mighty Sanative2
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sTATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro PrO6dte District, ss.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given that John
H. Phelps Esq. has resigned the office of
Register of said Cortland that Samuel Elliot
Esq. is appointed his successor in said office.
DANA HYDE, Judge.
Braltleboro, Aug. 90, 1888. 81
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day Received, by
Rirse A. Dickinson.

nRY Fish, Picked Cod, do. Haddock,
~ do. Bass, do. Salmon, and a fresh supply
of all kinds Of G r o G e r | T. S of the first
quality-all of which will be sold very low
for cash, most kinds of produce or good credit.
August 8, 1888. 40
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30 Bales BATH

TUsT received and for sa's sy
- bale or in less QUANTITIES DIVINE
Brattleboro, July 49,
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Hall g. II 0wnsIey

-HAVE JUST RECEIVED,-
SUPERIOR London Porter; Smoked Sal
Smon Woodhouse's Madeira Wine Brown
Sherry do; 10 chests Young Hyson TEA /;
best Souchopg do 20 boxes Raisins.
August 8. 40
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The vicinity Of Bratlleboro, going West, can
have their effects carried to Troy and there
information, call on Dickinson & Curtis,
River street, Troy, or the Agent ar Cbase's
Rctei, or s. II. Bridge, Brattleboro.
April, 1888. 33
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ORRIs NICHOLS. P. NJ.
Hartford, CT. April ~, 1898.

HartIord, CT, AprII II, 1855.
Dear Sir-My daughter, who had a distress
ing cough, raised a greatdeal of matter, and
who was afflicted with palpitaiion ofthe heart,
has taken a phial Of the Sanative and is now
NELL. Others also bear testimony to its
good effects. Yours respectfully.
q L COMSTOCK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
s1r baggage Wagon to Troy.

"A BAGGAGE WAGON will
ETgr1 leave Brattleboro for Troy
NfEE9clkT@sT on Monday of each week,
kKI .E4tMnKsH and will take Freight TO
AssSs1S@szGssa Troy for 81 l2 cents per
hundred. Families from
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CIR. COMSTOCK
plymouth, Mas. Feb. 6. ISIS.

7 v HIVutI1 UF"NNf 70 % INIV'
Dear Sir-I have abundance of matter to
tell you concerning the Sanative, " here il has
performed cures when those who have bought
il, had scarcely any faith in its efficacy. We
have one person now able TO attend 10 her
domestic concerns, who was at the time she
commenced taking i, confined TO her cham
Der aud Frustrated on her bed. | will tell you
more when | see you, Respectfully, &c.
ISAAC b. RICH.
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IN'0VFNFIUTIN W.
JOHN -. CROSBY, T. NJ,

Haverhill, Mass. March 90, 1888.
Dear Sir--Numerous cases have come To my
knowledge in which the Sanative has proved
beneficial, and one case in particular, in which
il performed a Wonder. | can procure you a
good certificate from the patient if you wish.
Please credit me with the enclosed money
and forward me more of the Sanative by the
bearer. Yours truly,
THOS. q. FARNSWORTH.
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THos. q. ~FARNswoRTH.

Cornwall VI April 6, 1888.
Dear Sir-The Matchless Sanative is very
highly esteemed in this quarter, ard is getting
into general use. Yours &c.
SAMUEL ENERTS. p. NJ
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NeSlntlu L. W.. ~. i'Hto w. 1000
Dear Sir-Several pressing cases demand
the Sanative at whatever expense IL can be
sent to me. II has effected some astonishing
cures already, and cannot wait for the pack
age you say is on the way. ! wish you would
send me half a dozen phials by Mail, and
will put the extra price Of postage upon the
Sanative. Don't fail to send by mail, as it will
come by weight at 81 per ounce as postage,
and shall expect ii in IL days from date.
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Rush r. O. Monroe Co. N. Y. March IL, 1888
Dear Sir-In 40 hours after ! received tn,
package OF Sana,ive, ! Sold all ofii-and have
come 10 the conclusion that it must be- all i
is recommended TO be. IL is sufficient to say
that the benefit derived from a short use of il
has convinced the most p~reudiced OF Its utill
~. The enclosed money you will pass to my
account, aud | wish you 10 send me more o
the Sanative as soon as convenient.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
Prospectus "a Pu6kshing

THE LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI.
AW, being the rule of action pre-
IL scribed by the supreme power ofthe
State, commanding what is right, and prohi-
biting what is wrong, an acquaintance with
its provisions is desirable to the scholar,
the legislator, the planter and mechanic,
as well as the lawyer by profession. All
classes ofsociety, in republican govern
ment, like our own, dependent, for the per-
petuity of its institutions, alone on an en-
lightened public sentiment, require some
knowledge of their legal cnactments, upon
which their lives, liberties, and their for
tunes depend.
The Laws of Mississippi, of a general
nature as enacted by her successive legis-
latures, lie scattered in numerous volumes,
buried under mass of private acts, of inn
portance to those alone who are directly
interested in their provisions, and offering
by their bulk, and want of arrangement,
an almost insuperable barrier to that gene
raj dissemination oftheir contents, amongst
the great mass of the people, which their
importance would seem to require.
To collect and arrange all the laws of a
general nature now in force, in this state,
under their appropriate titles, together
with suitable digested index, and superin-
tending in person the completion of the
work, until ready for delivery, viii be a la
Dor ofno small magnitude. The support
and patronage ofthe intelligent citizens
Of this great state, feel confident will not
be withheld from aiding in the accomplish
ment of work which will more widely
disseminate a knowledge of our institu-
tions, and the wisdom on which they are
based T. J. FOX ALDEN.
Jackson, Miss. February, 1888.
0EF The work will be published in two
royal octave volumes, comprising from five
to seven hundred pages containing all af-
ter the enacting clause, UerbGtim, Of every
law now in force of general nature toge-
ther with reference to the pamphlet laws.
A digested index of the contents ofthe vo-
lumes, will be appended, bringing at once
to the view a condensed statement Of the
standing law, under its distinct and appro-
pirate title.
Termswill be to subscribers, five dollars
per volume bound and Iettered, payable on
delivery.
The work viii, if sufficient encourage.
ment IS obtained, be ready for delivery by
the 1st of January, 1899.
q Editors of newspapers in this state
ceive a copy ofthe work. They are also
authorised to receive subscribers names
and forward the same to the editor Of the
Natchez d. lily Courier by the Ist Of Al.
gust.
T. FOX ALDEN
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17


I AUG IL IS lss &
s1i.f "a .JcsfslaL
gDepnEe6E 10 aDOgsee esssss IRE aaar
yeefeEE INTEL geteCes
YwyHE Subscribers contemplate pl0lanlAlg
in the City Of Augusta 0 paper unlst
the above title. Il is customary; % eucn % ss
casions as the present, to publish % tne MoLla ,l
q full history IN advance Of the coming pagll-
cation, ia which all that could be desired y
It's patrons Is promised, and by Wlacn e4PsI1-
tations are raised, such as are seldom Iel4Se ~,
But we trust the public have experience slo
truth of this remark, too often, to regaI9 uls-
cussion Of the merits Of our iournal 10y ~ y,
as any inducement to It's support. aAllg
this view of the matter, we shall con.e1e oul- 3.
selves with brief statement Of the Hllel1aon III
Of the MTRRoR, preferring rather 70 fess ~ ~ =
claims to patronage upon the merits " sli5 - -
per ITSELF than upon the strength q hse
promises, ,..-:..,,, :
The MrRRoR is designed to be exclusively 9
TrrFRA AKY JOURNAL, and win contain fopulaT
TaIes.-E,ssavs- Select Moral Readmg-A-
gricultural and Scientific Intelligence
Tv-Music, sc. sc. It viii be the ann q
the publishers to render the Mirror accePeaDlSe
as Family paper by excluding from lts COZ
umns every thing like Politics, or oectariaIl- I
ism, and admitting nothing that can give Oh
fence to any class of society.
The Mirror viii be printed IN quarto lorlh
on a fine, medium sheet, and on neatnew type
Each number win contain one page OF Music
arranged either for the piano forte or guitar,
The columns of the Mirror are rendered al
medium for the publication of all approved
Literary compositions, and we are not withou
confidence in the belief that there is Gterar.
talent and taste enough among our citizens, t
furnish its pages with gOodly portion of hom
| production
Asst is contemplated to issue the first nun
Der early in May, we would request those VIII
feel disposed to contribute to the Mirror,
send IN their communications before the tlrst
that month.
TERMS.-Three Dollars in advance, pa.
able on the delivery of the second number.
p Any of our friends furnishing us with
list of ten subscribers, win be entitled to
copy of the paper free of charge.
WIN. T. THOMPSON,
JAS. McCAFFERTY.
April 18Th, 1888.
or Editors giving the above few inse
ions viii confer an obligation on the subscl
bers.
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rApD TO MERClIANIs.

CAhD -, intends visiting the eastern
!hE au.Ss'- ~, ,,,rnose of making more extern
cues vi ~. for hist next years DusiieSs'
sWS ai.S .Sso rho do not intend gong e9st ',ilS
ana lO'nO, Iii Who may require particular ue
season, .-'| of GOODS not generally 70 pc OD-
ecrIPIJLo La.o he respectfully tenders his pest
talueu IN The selection of any orders winch
- entr,ist the fulflLment Of to his care
lney "a l1' ybev wish their purchase made from
Houses where they are accustomed " ~ 'l,sT MI,
business, a commission oil one per oeI' III III
will be charged in other cases TWO anu d N'-1
per cent. r.,.o no made. for such as
,,s,, 5eeiT TO purchase on the usual creulIs u
PbSadslDbia, Baltimore, New YORK OF Due
ton ION terms equal to any they can 1DIanl)
.Cort;Scnlars TSr of which, may be KNOWN 3y az.
pIication to the subscriber pr1or TO tne lS'
August next. 1.ATEs nIrpMn
No7 and Is St.. Francis ST., Agent IN MO
h;le for the following Manufactures SG.
O' r T, EIlicott g. Co.. Manufactures. OF IRON
Steel Nails, Spades, &c, BaitnIore
Reattv's Powder Mills DO
pbcrnix Shot Tower Company, do =, =,
Abbott & Ely, Card Manufacturers, ~ 4
CTomford Manufacturing Co. X. lslahd'
Rbo5esvjle do do. DO
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. BOSTON,
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Go, 90, 40.
D,&I Ames, Paper Manufacturers spring
field Mass. -. e,l:-u,;,,o. NJ,
chine with right of Patent, for counties in the
State of Alabama. "a,
NBEOrders executed direct from either
oftbe above factories. J.. d. is also Agent FOL
several extensive Dry Goods Importing Hous-
es in New York and Boston.
30-6t.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17


r-Aq rr1ST RECEIVED the iollowing
articles, which, together with his pre-
vious stock on hand, he offers cheap So casa
Cincinnati RectiRed Whiskey
New England Rnm,
Coniac. Peach and Apple braneles
Molasses, N. q. Sugar, old and ne" crop
by the hid. or barrel, -
Rio Cofee,--Westem Flour.
On bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar,
Nansemond Oysters in hf gall. jars,
Salt. Lamp Oil (winter)
Raisins, Palmer's Ploughs,
bacon hams-Bagging and Rope
Spices, Pepper and Ginger,
Muscat & Malaga Wines by the barrel
Old Madeira, Port and Sherry wines py
the cask or dozen,
Chateau Margaux and St. Julien Claret
by the dozen, -
Assorted Cordials by the barrel: -.
Columbus, may %, 1888. 01u
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
THE WERKLY METROPOLITAN.

THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN.
A GENERAL Literary, Historical, Con-
N gressional and Miscellaneous Journal
published at Washington, d. ca IN its de-
partments aims at the highest character. Prin-
ted in clear good type, on large sheet Of fine
white paper, the whole Of it being devoted to
valuable and interesting reading matter.
TERMS-One Dollar apda half per annum
in advance. 3.
-Four papers viii be sent to the order Of any
person acting as agent for the collection Of
subscribers enclosing five dollars nine for ten
dollars nineteen for twenty dollars fifty for
fifty dollars. The enclosures by mail at the
risk of the Editors. The receipt of number
the paper win be sufficient receipt for the
money transmitted.
Postmasters, book sellers, and in general, all
persons interested In the success Of such an
enterprise, are respectfully requested to act as
agents for the metropolitan; the above terms
being of the most liberal character.
An letters to be addressed Gree of pos
tage) to
LANGTREE g. O'SULLlVAN,
Georgetown, d. C.
D Editors throughout the country are re-
quested to copy and notice this advertisement;
the metropolitan viii be sent to al complying
with this request.
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17

NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH
HyHTs splendid line Of four horse Post
u Coaches Is in successful opefanon, 80
runs daily between Montgomery, Ala. ana Az J.
ousta, Geo. Passengers can be assured q
more comfort and expedition by their line than
any other now running to Augusta. The COM
pany have spared neither pains nor money 20
procure the best Troy built Coaches, excellent
and wen trained Horses, experienced, sober and
careful drivers. ..
To avoid impositions repeatedly practsed on
the travelling community by contractors ct all
times craving monopoly, passengers win be
careful going North not to take their passage
farther than Montgomery, on any other inter-
secting line, where they viii at all times have a
preference on the Peoples line for Augusta.
This line runs forty-five miles on the Angus
ia and Athens Rail Road; which win land pas.
sengcrs in Augusta, ahead Of the Mail Line
several hours. GEO. w. DENT.
Agent for the Company.
Office Montgomery, Ala.
April 8, 163S.-29-1y
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
AToRfkI DEB " o. TIE /

srp4 4 rORfAI. DEE TE ON TIE
SgB.sE 3 s ASk1 d III IL.
EI II undersigned have been induced,
the instance of 3 number Of friends
,7 rndertalre tl,e pub blication Of the great
debate ihthe Senate o. this subject between
Messrs. Webster, Calhoun and Clay. 4
sufficient number Of ofsubscfibers are OBJ
tanned to authorize the additional expence,
those Of Messrs. Wright and Benton will
Be added. the latter being necessary to q
full understanding Of the subject. The
three first have been received by the coun-
try as the most splendid specimens Of fintel-
Iectual effort Of modern times. Those Of
Mcssrs. Benton and Wright, who did not
participate n the personal contest with the
three first named Senators, are explanato-
ry ofthe Bill, and the subject is so impor.
tant that it is thought desirable to publish
them altogether. This work should be
kept by every gentleman, to whatever pro.
tession he belongs, as q book of statistica.
reference upon the subject of the currency,
It's proposed topublish them in conyel
nient form, upon good paper and neatly
bound. Economy win be consulted
Each volume win It is supposed, contain
200 pages octave. The costofeach mum
Der is not yet ascertained. The worl
viii be commenced as soon as a suficien
number Of subscribers are obtained to de
fray expences. Subscribers viii receivl
copies to the amount of their subscription
at the lowest cost at which they can b
printed. Subscription lists are at on
Store, Dauphin st. and at the Printing Oh
fees in the city.
r9' IS. KELLOGG &ECO.
| S,tbscriptiOns receive9 at the Bookstore {
/ rnr1Icanr1n 4 GOOnMINI
Southern Argus., 1838-07-17
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber, ofthe late firm of Purvis.
Andrews s. Crawford, will continue the
FactoraOe and Commission Business on his
own account. Any business entrusted 70 hk
care will be promptly attended to. ,,o,n
JAMES CRAWFORD.
T,,Do oO,b 1929. 4l-tf A..
The Columbus (Miss.) Argus, Montgomery
Journal, Tuscaloosa Intelligencer and Selnt
Free Press will insert the above weekly unh
orbid.-MobiLs Chronicle.