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WOOD TYPE.

a TUT by MachiHcrY, and warranted sgpef'R 4
auy heretofore manufactured. Grosre ,
St.hiii. Toni,ue Building, corner q Wal ~
Watef sffrct, NrU York, respectfully INFORMS il5
Printers OF tho cited Slslcs, that he hos reg z
fuH operation hls machine Dr eating N@@
Types, s. htch being az fafifs nsU gFrrn'~s'
warranted g COZ Types, both plain and ofa'pe4'
,a faf supeiiUi " ahY heretofore sShti,At 70 l.s
publc aB1 in proof 81 de assertion. inlfns
pubi1 that be haa obtained Diplomas and heas2
from 10th the atatFtcan and Mechanic lhs.l,
totes Of the CITY nj Ne~ York, at Their fst' .
1881, ISIS. end le91, as the books Of The iA'.E
taies Wi'l show.
tieotea T. Ncsbiu woui particularly invite X.
attention Of Princta "a the fact, that lhraIah "
loitlenos4 81 ile pfoprieiofy Of the hiyciPo' ah1
il4yrc lines OF Packets. he bas been iaYo'ca w.
he iaicqi French and Eneli.h specimens, ''5'
many of the ncR STYLES 10 them arc very name
some. and have been got M by ilimi ines WI
exhibited BY hm At tho Mechanics fs'f 70 -
city. noN jlsl closed aud pronounced BY we ee.'
mltice Of Printers appointed 70 examine "
add Specimens, 70 b. superior iuany Nood "
eyGr before exhibited, and haviag Gecidla "
vantage sssr a'ga Metal Types, a..
& ,qfga +. Neshiit would .lso ialorm ire 'p ~,
tors Of DE Uui,ed States, that be Is ready 70 w
Types on Wood Of any si2e, from iin'S
apwafds, FROM any Of the patterns Of s'''s's,
Tgpcs contained 10 the extensive spec'mpu
Maasis. 6. Bruce {. Co, or from any ncW FA'''''
that can be suggcnled.
rGesrgo +. Ncsb,,t is dcsifous that ffuW''
and those becoming Ageuts, should BE- neq9'n D,oI
with tho fact, that his prices are much feuu.
from those heretofore charged BY other MAJ
facturers; that he allows bis Agents fhp'y q.
cent commission: HAT bic terms are w "'''
OF zen PEI cent. discount Tor cash.
Agent. are wanted fof the follo0inr c'at, XIX
Charleston, Albany. Detroit, Rcoheslef' ana ~
lnlo. ,r.b
l'rPriatcfs of Newspapers, who viii puS S.o,,
the above TOT SIX times, within three moNtN ..n.r.
this date, and will send me a copy Of u'eH ,lo
shall he entitled 10 81 IN Types; ard shou'@ nm.
Types no, prove superior To any ever pe'o's ,an,g
nfaclured. they Gao be returned. and tue Nv
will be paid tn place Of them. .,,o,,rT
GEORGE 7. NEsbi -.
Tontine Buil5ing, corner Of Wall ana
streets, N Y.
March 10, lsIl. et
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To make good cakes, the -four must be
good not that coarse black compound,
Which sometimes passes uader the name o.
huchwhcat floyr, bat which owes is origin
to tho sl3Yenly gathering 81 The gram, aud
imperfect hullne before grinding. M's q
quar-, Of tlour with 5 pint Of iuaeBa'm mik,
fsome prefer water } add tracnp of yeast,
and set it in q warm plare 70 rpise. 4 1t.
tie experiences viii teach the housewife so
to regulate this punt Of yeast ard raising as
to have cakes at evening Tor breakfast, Hnd
in thc m1rn,a2 Tor supper for BE- u remem
bcred, those who have these Sight cakes
cor a few meals. vii vi'h difficulty come
back 10 cold bread, ~ hru lhe caaes arp
hgh', salI IS edted, ,somc put i IA % tie
nme making and should he e4aes mar
ld,le salteratas dissolved % MIX ard sIr
red ~ will improve them much. = sma8
qlaa.ny len u the vessel, a sioao pot IS
best, vii serve a. yeast for the succeeding
mixing They may 90 baked OF Gied J;
eaten IS bread cl'h meat, or wlh butter
aad susaf.-- CnlIrator.
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# does ones heart good 10 SEQ o merry
round faced farmer. So independent, ard
set So free from vanity and pride. 50 rich
and yet so INDUSTRIOUS 50 patient and per.
seyeriug 10 has calling and 50 klnd, sociub'e
aud oJIigiug. There are thousand noble
traits about him winch light up bis cbarac
ter. Ile Is generally hoapiiuhIe cat aad
drink with hin, and hs son't set o m1fk On
you and sUra, !. out o. YOU with double
compound interest 81 another umc--yuu
are welcome. 10 vill Do you q kindness
wiihou, expecting a return by way Of coin
pcns1lla1; Il IS not so with every body
lie ~ generally more honest aud sincere
less disposed 70 deal IN ia Io~ and un1er
hand cunning than many | could name
lie gives to society us best s0ppor,--he Is
the edif.e OF government and die lord e
nature. Look as bin in honespuu, gen
llemcu laugh, Il Won ~lll--but believe me,
10 can hugh Il lie pleases.--EIe Paper.
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LONG YEARS HAVE PASSED.
ANEW SONG BY THOMAS MOORE.

Nav SONG BY THOMAS MOORE.
Long years have passed, old friend, s.aso we
First met in LIES young DAY
And friends long how'd hy thee ana ine
Since then have droPp'd asay
Bat enough remain to cheer Us CD,
And swee,en. when thus we've met,
The glass We gu 70 the many gone.
And the few who're in us yeg.
Our locks. cd friend row ,hin'y grow,
And sonle ban. white aud chill,
While some, Ike ilow'rs, mid Auiumn's snow,
Retain yoalh's color still.
And so, in Cur hearts. Though one BY enc,
Youths sunny hopes have set,
Thank heaven, not all their Ugh, IS gone
We've seine 10 cheer Us vet
Then here's 70 thee, oil friend, anl eng
MAY thou and thus meet,
10 brighten still with wiae Rud song
Ehis short life ere it fleet.
And stl, as death comes stealing on
Lets never, old friend, forget
Eva when We sigh Ger Blessings go-e,
How many are left US vet
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4 CoNNEcucrr DLrE.LAw.

Doe Of tie Connecticut Bloc Law acts
published 10 1890, reads
" Bo It enacted, That no person under
the ose Of ~, nor nay other not already
habluated 10 II, shall use tobacco until he
has brought certificate from physician,
stating that It is necessary for bis health,
when he shalt receive license from the
Court. Those who have already addicted
themselves 10 this obnoxious weed are
hereby prohibited from using II in company,
OF their labor, or on their travels, unless
they are al least ten miles from any house
nod t''as only once a day, under penalty
Of sl1pence for each ofience, of which the
constabIes are requested 10 give iuCofma
tlon TO the Dsiric, Court. For the fourth
breach Of the law the offender shall be i'm.
prlsoned and KEPT at hard labor for a .,ur
specified, when his tongue shall be burnt
through with a read 30, iron. "--Agricul.
suris,.
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A CuRE Tor THE POLE EVIL AID
IISTUIA

A CURE Tor THE POLE EVIL AND
IISTULA
Ncssrs. Editors - Believing your publ.
cation 10 be The proper place 10 register
any receipt that may IN any way beorhl the
conmuuly, send you 'be following na
yersal aud never filling cure FOR The Pole
Eyil and Fsula. | have seen N your pa
per some remedies for the same complaint.
But there is nerer too much Of a good
.htog, and anu conscl.ns that Tic annexed
will cure when al others have lailed.
Take a lump Of SAT-, "a, as large Us az
egg, the same size Of bard soap thcn take
quantity OF polk root and bo.l I, separate
y until il becomes a syrup, On quantity a
pint, then mix the salt md soap wish i
so as to ulake a ball. Wash the p.aes
every lnornIng for week aud q cure IS Of
iected. Yours,
4. W. GARDNER.
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tigaiion Of the grasses. native and torsIgn,
on their own farms, aud send US the result
of their experience, that If the contemplated
work is published, we shall be ready
Agricgl:ur.Si.
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What S the Hover 81 f,iresi Ire,
That so1,y pleasing, s,rises ;he eye
Il Is tie boaute0as female yusA.
That modest r0so,
Which recommends the l97e,y blush
On which 1t grows.
It's loves own eloggence, which speaks
Directly to and from The heart,
Portrsyilg on the mo5sst cheeks,
What trembling bps dare 10. imPart.
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to effect cure, or the purchase money WA
returned by himself OF travelling agsn,--TLss
comprise the Ilygeisn or Family Pill he nj:
goian Tonic, TO restore the dcbiiiiated or Srcls,
down constitution the Uterine Piii, 10 cure ,b..
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 womr,.
and the Ague Pill, to cure iuiermilieui leyers ,r
agnes. For fuither information, The afflicted a..
invited TO possess themselves Of The Hyeeist a'J
Extra Hygeisi, furnished gratis at the propr,to,,s
office. No ., Astor House Ncw.Y ork, and bv an
has agents. These papers contain iniorms,ion
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and Invalid.
together with twenty Gse useful receipts, and
mass Of facts aud certificates, tina, must con,ipca
every reasonable mind, that the Iiygean Med
zines are invaluable.
For sale BY
THos J. HoLToN, Agent
Charlotte Jan. 10, 1871
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SPoONER's PATENT
HEGEE.R.v .uEHECE.yES

A RE the be
!. aud cheapest
family ead gene.
raj medicines N
use. These ,n,d.
ieines are the rt.
suit Of a lie II
study and espcri.
eneei the propris.
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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
BY JOHN FORSYTH, Jr.
r F R M S


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 Advertisements not Knitted OH the manuscrilt Hs 10 the of insertions, will he continued for TWO months and charged unless previously directed 10 De taken out of the paper by a written order.
 Advertisements bearing upon their faces the names of the persons by whom they sent must be endorsed by them.
 Tine for annual advertisers will be $40 for one square, and 2j for each additional square, wth Inc prN- lege oI changing once week, due in advance
 The privilege of annual advertisers Is limited to eF own immediate business and all advertisements TOT me beneht Of other persons, wel all legal adNerse- mens, and advertisements o auction sales, sent by te must be paid for at the usual
 All advertisements required by law, will be charged al the full rates
 Annual advertisers who exceed the space for which they contract, will be charged at the usual rates. , Arrangements willbe made with those who occupy hlh acolumn more continuously for year, according 10 the nature of the business and the frequency ol tue change of matter.
 Advertisements of application for the benefit oi me hsoven Laws, will not be published in any case, unless paid for previous nseron payment be guaranteed by responsible person in town
 All announcements of candidates for oice, Will be char- ged five dollars for daily insertions during the canvass payable in all cases in advance.
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 charged double and in all Cases payment must be maue Ill advance.
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mas 25lttds

In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County
 is5A'i'H 1ss l'%' c'"p' uGs U uAST to de, de James Moreland, nefen't case at the Spring Term. 1859, of the of chancery for the first dis trct of the southern chmcery division of sail state at Mobile, shall proceed to sell on the first Monday of June next, in front of the court house of Mobile county, and within the usual hours of sheriifs sales, the property described in the bill of complaint in this cause as folows sAll that certain tract piece and parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the city of Mobile, and known and described as follows that is to say lots numbers twelve and thirty, in square two hundred and eighty; said lot number twelve being situated on the north side of Hunt street, between Magnolia and Water street, having a front on Hunt street of twenty ;hree feet six inches widening in the rear to fifty two feet eight uches with depth of one lrei ani fifty feet, b,uniel on the south by Hunt street; the north by line parallel with the same street and distamt theretrom one hundred and fifty feet; the east by a line parallel with Water street and distant therefrom hundred and twenty five feet, and the west by line parallel with Mag nolia street and distant herefom four hundred and for ty et;-said lot number thirty being situate on the mort Invest corner of Hunt and Water streets having front on Water street of fifty six feet, with depth of one hun fred and twenty five feet, bounded on the east by Water street, the by a line parallel with the same street, and distant tereirom one hun dred and twenty five feet; on the south by Hunt street, and on the north by line parallel with the same street and distant tlerefrom fifty six feet-all said lots having the form and dimensions laid down and describe in certain plat survey of part of the Orange Grove Tract roected and drawn by John James ani recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of Mobile county" Terms of sale cash.
 Attest, M. ]. McRAE,
 may6 2o2ts Master in Chancery.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobe County John Bloodgood, Henry Bright and Henry Gollth waite, to use, Sc. Compl'ts,
 7s4 ys.
 Micajah McGee, Excu'or Mary c. Niece, widow, Mary G. McGee, Eliza J. McGee, Sarah Ann McGee and Thomas McGee, children of Thomas McGee, de-
 ceased, Defendants.
 HNHIS DAY came the complainans by ther soli- J. citors and showed the satisfaction of the Reg ister, by the affidavit of the witness that the deen- dants Mary c. McGee, widow of Thomas McGee, decd, and Mary c. McGee, Eliza Jane McGee, Sa- rah Ann McGee and Thomas McGee, children of the said Thomas McGee, decd, reside out of the State Alabama, to wit: at Columbus, in the State of Mis- sissppi Now therefore, it is ordered by the Regis ter that the said defendants nonresdents, appear in the court of chancery for the first district southern chancery division of said State, within thirty days from this date and plead, demur to the bill of complaint iaSthis cause, which said bill of com pant pray sor te foreclosure of the deen equi ty of redemption in certain premises, under mort gage of the same male hy the said Thomas Melee in his life tine since deceased, and John G. Ali ken and Benjamin Estes, on the fifth day of March AID l336 to the said complaints: It Is further order ed that this order be published once week for four weeks in the Mobile Commercial Register and Pa triot, paper printed and published in the city of Mobile; that a copy of the same be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county, within ten days from this date and also that copy of this order be forwarded by mail within ten days from this date, tb each of the aforementioned nonresident defen- tanls, to Columbus in the State of Mississippi. &s Wtasss, Malcolm J. McRae, Reg ster of the court of for the first district of the southern chan cery division of said State, Rules this 26th day April, AID lS4l. M. J. McRAE,As.
 apr26 2+4Et a Register.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15
In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobe County. Jonathan Hui, compl't. PURSUANT to

In Chancery-State of Aabama-Mobile County
 Jonathan Hdl, compt. PURSUANT to l2b vs. Z decree rendered James Moreand, defendant, in this case at the Spring Term, A. D. 1899, of the court of chancery for the first district of the Southern chancery division of said state, at Mobile; shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in June next, front of the court house of said county, and between the usual hours of Sheriff s sales, the property described in the bill of complaint filed in this case, follows, to witt Al that certain tract, piece, lot of land, situate, lying and being, in the city of Mobile, and known and des- crbed as follows, that is say, lot number eleven in square two hundred and eighty three, situate on the east side of St. Joseph street, between Hunt and Bloodgood streets, having front St. Joseph st. ot sixty feet, with depth of hundred and twenty one feet, bounded the east by ST. Joseph street; on the west by line parallel with the street, and distant theretrOm hundred and twenty feet on the north by line parallel with Boodg good and distant therefrom hundred and twenty feet; ana on the south by line parallel with said northern boundary llne and distant thereom sixty feet Also, lots numbers twenty-five and twenty-six in square two hundred and eighty, situate the south west corner or intersection of loodgood and Water sts. having each front Water of fifty feet, with depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet; Bound- ed on the east by Water street, on the west by line parallel with said street, and distant therelrom huidrcd and twenty-five feet; on the north by Blood good street; and on the south by line parallel with said street, and distant therefrom hundred feet. All of said lots having the form and dimensions as laid down and described in certain plat or survey ofa Part of the Orange Grove tract projected and drawn by John James, and recorded in the office of Clerk of the county of Mobile csunty.' Terms
 sale cash. Attest, NJ. J. McRAE,
 mav6 252ttds Master in Chancery.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

.,i't.Am n ,AaDl AAD St JAR REf IAEiti SR. l.. < A. STUART, corner of Green~ itl, tni Chambers sttrets New i,ak aie now manufacturing and offer for sale CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, sc made b, their improved stram p,9etss nom single, double, aud treble Refined Sugar. With steam engine and dtLef machinery, the .,t,aniage of long experience, and thoroiigh knowledge sugar refinng the i'll continue tO lninuidetEc CANDY, &e., snpeiim III qu;llit, to any made in ths country kurope, al nearly or quite as low prices the inferior qualities are usuay sJhi. Having increased their buildings, they are now prepared t. execute the largest for CANDY or REFINED SUGAR at the shortest notice. Country dealers requested to call and examine the quality of Cansy sold al thls establish ineut before purchasing.
 Candy carefully packed in boxes of 20, 25, 50 and 100 poun,is, for the Southern and Western markets anu delivered in the city shipped, without charge for boxes or cartage.
 REFINED SUoAR.-Double Refined Loaf packed in boxes, barrels, or loose Crushed and Groum Loaf Sugar in barrels; Sugar House Moltsses in Hhds and heTces. The abnve Sugars are refined by steam slhout the of clay or blood.
 feb Is lS6.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

NEW FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS, yard l ' wide, and colors warranted. Just received by DANIELS g. BRADY, S3, Dauphin stred, (ni- msdlately opposite the Public Square,) a large and splendid assortment of the above Goods, of the new est style, which they offer very cheap for cash Rich plain blk Silk, 22 in. wide, for 6-6 pr yard, Handsome figured Silk,
 Elegan, hstred colored Poult de So,
 7-s diaper table Linen for 50 cents pr yard, "a damask do for 62 do,
 and 10-4 double damask do, very cheap,
 A. Irish Linens, full 36 in. wide, in dem-peces and fine quality (wi,raned all linen) from 10 cents Super and sp'ine blut and jet black Bomhazine, large and cheap stock of cotton & silk Hosiery, First quality spool Thread, warranted full 300 yds
 to the spoul, for 75 cents per dozen,
 French, English, and Domestic Dry Goods of eve-
 " description, cheaper than can be sold by any
 other house in the city,
 Country Merchants and Planters are invited to call and examine. mar 1 l99f
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 57S vs.
 Martha V. Schuyler. widow, and Mary E., Reuben V. V. and Angelica Schuyler, children of 5. " V. Schuyler, deed, Defendants.
 DURSUANT to n decree rendered in this ease at " the Fall Term, A lSi0, of the court of chance ry for he first district of the southern cancery dlyi- sion of said state, shall proceed sell on the first Monday in Juae next, in front of the house of Mobile county, and between the usual hours of she riffs sales. the property described in certain deed of mortgage from s V. V Schuyler to the comp'ts in this case, bearing date the first day of Jany, lS36,as follows: All those certain parcels or lots of lands and premises, situate, lying and being in the city of Mo- bile and described follows, that is 10 say, fourteen lots, to wit: Numbers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eght nine, ten eleven, twelve thirteen and fourteen, in square number seventeen, bounded follows: the west by Lawrence street; the east by Hamilton street. the north by Delaware street; on the south by New Jersey street. Also, nine lots numbers one two, three, fou live, six, seven eight, and nine, in square number twenty nine, bounded follows: On the east by Dearborne street; on the west by Broad street; on the north by Delaware street; on the south by New Jersey street. Also, ten lots, to wit numbers one, two, three four five, six, seven eight, nne and ten, in square number six teen, bounded fellows: On the east bv Hamilton street; the westby Lawrence street, the south by Dearborne street, and on the north by la.ls of George Poe, Jr and oters--the said lots having the forms and dimensions described in a certain deed of conveyance this day executed by the said parties oi tue seconH part 10 lne sad party or te hrst part and being the same lots thereiR mentioned and veyed and which now re-conyeyed to secure part of the purchase money for the together with all and singular the tenenents hereditaments, rights members, privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining. Terms of sale cash. Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 Master in Chancery. The above property was sold the first Monday of March last and the purchaser, James G. Lyon, having failed to comply with the terms of sale, it will be re-sod on the first Monday of June next, on the account and risk of whom it may concern.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE, mly5 251ts Master in Chancerv
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-05-15

DURSUANT to a decree rendered in this case at A the Fall Term, A. D. 1340 of the court of chan cery for the first district of the Southern chancery d vision of the State of Alabama shall proceed sell the first Monday in June next, in front 1.-the court house in Mobile county, anJ between the usual hours of Shers sales certain property described in the bill ofcompaint of said painants ,as folows "Al that certain tract, piece, parcel lot of land and prem ses, situate, lying, and being, in the city of Mobile, beginning at point the north side of the Spring Hill road, distant six unred and eighty feet west erly from the west side of Broa street, and running westerly the north side of Spring Hill road fifty. five feet for the front of sail ot and extending back north eighteen degrees hundred and ten feet and having the number of feet in rear as in front.-rogether with all anI singular the tenemens, herediaments, privileges and appurtenances to thu. same belonging, or in anywise appertaining Terms of sale cash. Attest,
 M. J. McRAE
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DARFoN IAsTIIl7 rt--, -,

p AhfoN iASfIIi ff.--t gnAL. D.rAkl- ED ahNt-Il ,lsam lidi, lIineipal ChH. Smyfh, Ansda Aastsa, Assisfan,s. Thus department of the Institute is now in successful operation, embracing it's course of study every bfaaeh OI orha.ienal and practical education.
 The terms in regular studies from S5 to { : per mouth. ruitions Tn French, Painting and Drawing and on the Pauo.firte, Harp GuItar are extra.
 Persons deslrous oi alronising this department have interview with the Principal an, time, be- tween the hours of $ A. NJ. and b r. NJ. d, the In- stitute.
 Among the Principals patrons reference may be maie to the Hon. Ex-tioN. Gayle; lion. Jno. f. E,- erett: Gen. The1. L. Toal.nih; Gen. W. Taylor; Daniel Chandler, A. C, il ,llinger, David Files, J. c. Lyon, and Richard Redwood, Esqrs.
 ntly 1 lUtf