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IIOUs ,To>IC INSTITUTE for Practical and

wv T. TOT iitNAldl hiu
Il jle--cH kcucalOu, siuaed 40 w-Nuturt, Itch
field Comfy. Connecticut incorporated by Act OF Leg-ia
trc AID ul-cr Irle, of -Onabe character, open
for reception of young both and Offers
every lnduccmcn tor consideration OF parents and
dans who anxious efficient AID thorough
education for their chi dren and wards
one hundred dollars per year payable quarterly Will in
cudr al expenses of education, With board washing. mend
ius AID incidental expenses
PETER 2. GOOD Principal.
Further particulars and circulars may BE- obtained Al "a
WOn-ier-sL - lmcud'
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~ j, ID. Wheeler, Attorney aud Counselor at
sN md Comm; .iou-r of D--i- &c. Will ai.nd N he
Reading Room Of Tsnnsuy Hal 81 all hours Of the cay
an avs.iry. W. "s'
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FEWER AND AGUE.

llfiNHAT OLD FAVORITE AND STERLING REME-
L DY"-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TUREn for Fever and Aue" No medicine, IN any age
or country has ever met with such universal -access-po
ece1 against cOuate,f W the written signature 0i NE
prOprelOr John H. Rornd the top Of each bOue) II
NAV bs had fuu strength, genuineness ana purify al
the gna inventors oiice No - North second street,
PIN ate pha or Uf 81 - Ey,' General Agent NO lon tul-
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Y Peffnmeryl &c IOT sac " DaFIO oA-NUo q OO' IT
East Broadway, cor Markeist VIZ
B-rmudt Arrow Root, warranted pure and Of the best
qualify. - -
Copressed Crofon OIL perfectly sweet, In bottles Of va
rous sizes for family
seldlz and Soda Powders made from The beet materials
swedish Le-ches, for sale or applied ~ an experienced
person. -.
Cologne Water f-upedor quality 10 botues or on DRAFT
Also agents for Dr.. Pfas Patent Arthcs Nipple, wnch
Il recommended by tle FIRST physicians IN The City,
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared ~ comps-
tent person Al ali hours day aod night s1
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BIsHoP CHASE INJuRED-.The Bedford Pa In
quirer OF riday that Tuesday the mail stage
upset about six miles and half east Of Bedford and
a number of passengers OF less injured Bishop
Chase OF Illinois of the principal sufferers He
had two ribs broken. and otherwise considerably
bruised We happy have ii IN power 10 state
that hs medical attendants do not consider him danger
ousy wounded and that there is doubt whatever Of
his
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orrlcs OF rns Nsw.YosA Asp EsIE R R Co

OFFICE or TIE NEw-YosA AND EKIE L. K Co
40 ~ Waist New iOrs, i-n OciO0cr, lsi.
MOTTO = hereby gwen uai the sum oi Three VI uons
u Dollars required Dy Of May IAN, 1910, has
herr subscribed capita. s.Jcs Of THIS Company and
that De books hsye been closed
The subscribers are required make payment Of Five
Dollars each the Office VI lie CONF any On Or be-
fore THURSDAY he lsfh or October inst
b order VI the Board VI Directors,
I. : BROWN, Acting Secretary.
~ Evening papers viii please copy. ooIeLn
NTEW-YORk SOCIETY Tor the relief u Vows
. Y srt Orphan. VI Medical Men.-Au adjourned snnus
meeting vi Tie society VII be he'd the College OF rnss-
clans ard Surgeons, Crosby ~ % Inursiay ~ ~
a. h'lf-Pasi O'clock, 7 n 30 ~ II - ooLnI - =
eytM- tUK ~AIE-P-w- Noe ii sna y ~ .h-
4 Hrrk Clurrh Rev Dr.. Sprug'si-ivo OF llr uos ~
$500 80 ID h. chlrrh Enquire % james ;. Hell. sex
80. p ,-t...-.- 49,. IA ~ .f-f-sf 81
NAPIER PRESS, double eyiindef' Ssaof inches -
y r1mpie- order Tor .ae-Tne aS0ye Press Is u
Hoe Co. fscture and is substantial eiick press
II VIII sod for cash or approved notes Inquire a.
- AM. sI-New YORK, sept 10 slo sA~u
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From the Cape Town Gazette, July2j
The bark Pagoda hired by Government for scion.
fc expedition the Anrc Regions lately retu ned
to Simons Bay and the following particulars connected
herewith may be- relied authentic. This vessel,
under the command Of Lieut. Moore penetrated, We un
dersand farther 10 the southwark between the Men-
dian OF Greenwich and 20 degrees East than any other
vessel ever attained before her and completed the
whole series of magnetic observations left unfinished by
H. NJ ships Terror ana Erchus. The PagOda very nearly
reached the magnetic pole but the quantity OF compact
ice and ccbergs which she e in with precluded her ad-
yencemeu, Many important discoveries were made
which will doubtless be laid before the public RS as
the official report shall have reached home.
She times surrounded by icebergs considerably
higher than the masiheads Notwithstanding which the
existence the Antarctic continent viz Victoria Land
has been confirmed beyond doubt. The Aurora Boz
reas" OF northern luminary, observed 10 be ex-
cee6ingy brilliant mnch indeed, that At night small
print distinctly legibe thereby truly rare circum-
stance in Southern hemisphere The stores OF natural
history have been much enriched by collections of birds
and fishes previously unknown On her homework
tack the Pagoda touched King Georges Sound where
the hOsptahe treatment of the settlers and natives IL
highly spoken Of Every thing was going on well al that
settlement She next made the Mauriiius and turned 10
uons Bay after circuit Of nearly 1900 miles IN TAO
days having in that period fully accomplished the in
tended objects when the vessel was delivered up IN eX
cecnt condition Capt II. Byron Jr. her original com
nander without single casualty, not man having been
sick all the voyage which mny be mainly ascrbed 10 the
great care and attention bestowed by Admiral Perry in Mt
ing out this bark for her hazardous and solitary task and
there doubt that the scientific world will be much
benefited by its results.
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nIANO FORTE Manqisctory-Ths s1pscfiDtfs sfe
il nov na...n. an enuf-ly new siucie VI ilsuum9"s,
winch are sopefor III tone 10 any an 49, 80
Zen IN lne much loJgsr. The Improvement consn1
Nan r.s- ucu.ar IN construction, oosiaung every ooJee
fon n-rofire cas-d by VI metallic plates N IN
frang lie lone Pnoiessors and purchasers 1o 'n'S
zu IOa OF these instr1nrnis 80
" GLENN, ROGERS &C.
81 iJl Fulton-sL Eat side bfosd~ay
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To the poli,encss of Capt Drinkcr of the ship
Geneva says the L. S. Gazette, are indebted for
files of the Cape Town, South Africa papers from
which ,ye take the follovying extracts.
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NAVIGATION
IL ALI IT'S VARIOUS BRA
Eii>. ,i,NkIN. r.s.d

4 !. hIIs IIo NANIULo bhANIHFc, IalZtt tOniNIrt~
= = Cherry slfysl. by Capt ~ r. Hand, practical Nayl-
$40 Teacher or 81 y-Ars Surveying sud Engne-ns
lfan F.nf- tir To- rraihrrnntirs g-rars~ wiz
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L'RENtIi ~ GEkNItN CLAsSE,.-G. r. srkU-
L VIZ, ate Professor % MOiern Languages IN Brown
University forming classes In the French and German
Languages the RObensOnian system Al his rooms No.
I'll Broadway Gentlemen enter their names at the
Book Messrs. Bartlett Wexford, Roe Lockwood
: son aud T. J. Crowen Ladies wishing 20 form private
VIII be waited on NJ teir residence II required
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Z,oOUMsssachasels. on Saturday mcrmns,, .7uh
instant niarkcd IN kowi-y, Wfenl-
aal Mace. containing 81 ,8O,-SivOw oi winch was VI
l. Banks vi Cay vi New y OH, IN slvs e<Vs
,sfs ami sOVs $1,000 Wrenlham Bank, Wrcnlau. Mass
IN Sls sos and SOVs clltvO In Eastern oliis VI inc
following DENOMINATIONS W.T.. four bills OF $50 OF iho
SUFFOLK Bans, Boston; four sou bills On the Merchants
Buuk Boston and -aO bal Of lie Shawmut bank, Dos
ton and $50 bal .cou.c and cooin so, 80
.a 100 bills Auburn Balx ami $3.50 OF Ito Temp
hu, co. bank Ithaca, n. lVfA.
A liberal reward Viii also De paid or the recovery Of
large POckct BOOK Om NJ pocket containing saua-
be papers. 81. . n, 49,
The above reward Is offered by without intending TO
release and officers Oi the boat nom ncf DaOiy
Ia m. Tor the OF my loss
REUBEN ROWLEY, Wrentham Mass.
hsw-lork, sept -, isio.
ng-sorianner particulars, apply to Chiefof Police
DESCRIPTION Oh THiEf.-iie 10 very gentrci IN ap-
pearanrr and speaks qck about " vi aye
t.et Ilohrs hyn, well made dark half aud Wills
sers wore black coat BLACK sain veal, aud daik
pants r~ STRIPE; gaze the OF southgate ana Is sup
po--d % g American Az
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4 OST-A Gold Pen and Pencil Case between the Post
IL Ofca ana Broadway, through Nassau and John sts.
ON Friday last M. lnder viii be- horfay rewarded ny
AVN. H.. ..,re al tbe office of Tn. Tribune v7 n
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II
- THIS >rhCa is accessible by many pleasant rOut- The
% ilcipal Bridgeport, Norwalk and Harlem Rail
aud line Of stages. The location i distinguished for
ss.uhrry and heHlliuness. The Academy aud Bounding
House. admirably arranged Tor thu convenience happ
and health of pupils The system OF instruction lhu
Ough and pr,scn, embracing a Inc branches apperain
Dr. comprehensive EGgsl and Classical cducatOl.
Also MOiem Languages preparing students for College
Commercial and bus operations. The pupils under
the immediate and superintendent OF he Principal
who only seduousy attends 10 their educuuOn but
meas carriage and department The Winter term Of =
weeks commences on the hh Of OCT NJ $50 per term III
Guiding Board and Tuition. JESSE PECK, Principal.
References -Mes-f-. Richard ID. Covert, Waist New
YORK.; III. r. Newell, n Cedarsi. do; Rev. George
Peck. d. 2N Mulberry-st. do, William CumDerson. 1914
Pr.n.-L-. RrnnkLNn. lnnn N.vnr ll Na-san 80 5-
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wi No y Chaniberssi.-Terms To members OF the In
srmte - per quarter Of l. weeAs non-members, 81
school 10 commence Monday, the 9th Of Oct Bills pay
able IN advance VI. c. TRACY, Principal
J. J. MArEs. Chairman sch Com $50 2sv''
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~ Rrarasysy ana rs Chambers-sI kew-York
-,,t.a.,.1s EsabIsned 1910.

I,KOFES,OK or liJsIC.-Mr sAkONi has mo
u,,yr o, announce ne Auslca Circles vi New OH,
md h. can rereiye limited number O pupils either al nh
,,,,ns NO 10 LeOLArdsL heir o"n residences, of
i,r.c,u n ~, whole or any branch Of vocA and fsno
MUSK and he ,e.rnce Of Harmony. ~ Having hsa INC
aay4Hia.t VI personal nstruc sons from sh ConAa I
20 ufey.o.s ID hs DEATH Mr. saIoa 10 prepared " I'M
pa ~ Ills pupils q Knowledge Of tho ceisofs'ea Iona
An 80 -.
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IStS'S AC,DINY OF Mt-I1,gl7 Hoa-i-

L Glasses of Ladies' aud Msses u various grade. Ia raus
cal sudyboh n Soe,g - and Nocalzst0n-drr taught IN
ite morning and afternoon The same FOR Ladies and Cen
tlelIru tie cFetulonc of wucl classes Is study
ing TIE Opera Linda hi ChsmonN,' by DOnzeuL
The Piano Fore and singing taught Ia private Lessons
either tie school the pupils residence. % I'm
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nouRLl AND sINGLH.AOTIoN HARFs

4 4sl Bfoadu sy, corner Broadway and ChaubuSst-
"A J. r. Browne be.s ~ INFORM lhe elite VI uusicAi
a..e and pubic generally that De has removed ns SLOW
fOoms the premises, aud would CAL irn slenuon
- . excellent selection OF grsndo aad tetet< TeAe ma
freian pattern Of double and ss< action b"ks, COZ
stnc,sI A thr most approved principles, WIN All us mo
dem IMPROVEMENTS vi London aud Pans, and unrquasd Ia
bnlAslcy OF tone, touch, and perfection vi mechAHi.M
mat m ln country The opinions " hIst musical and
po,l.ssi ua talent this country and Europe suneeh'
rst of uaeir superiority Harps repaired, ssfnes NC
J. r. BROWNE, Maker and Importer, IRON
Erard' - London, . .
al Broadway ana rs ChAmbers-sI kewfofk
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iIUAKniNt. .CmUOL 10 Soc talrls-l.

"A frenc Language. uld-r the instruction Of Professor
4 N.Acpl-.i now being formed AZ Mr. Grernleaf-
school for Yong Ladies' lo6 Pierreponts, OF Clinton
BROOKLYN. For Terms. Ac brooklyn papers OF II
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,.,xI. Ef-tfI> NJ, ,EAhON IA. eonmene-d-
Il . lei those now hsh VIII, never hshea o-,o'o,
Aad those ~ 10 a. = sys nshed, aow nsh a.e more IN
ga.- Tackle for tbc present season. sso, VI y.
s,n. and All And, OF nsa great VARSITY a. me io~sss
cs.b nrter FOR sale, Wholesale and resai ~ :.
o5 JOHN y. DRS"f ~
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-CUNNINGhA3I's Horss Liniment-Tnas In n
IN ineni has ss.ne< sfes1 eeeonsy on 10 -
<A canal AID with al The prpcips4 h'ery ssoess '
y,.. ia,e.y cures cuts ssis sps'lns suens
.ost. rag Bonr. backs, and ali tn~nir' VI
- 80, 30 ., D.'r.. Onr Dctl- MI iss' IL" % ,,
49,, a,,. a.. Inc sa.anlzt.stn q th~ 'aIsuS r"o'
For sale 81 - fEOnS -
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W Platform scales, weighing from 10 800 lbs
Of ~ p. Lsbaes warranted equa 20 any IN
L1c United States, for sale by A. ). MARVIN,
VI wv Agent III Msnu.acruTef, lSsS W slsr-st
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lIE~-R~. Chas Coudert DR.. T. o. Porter, No. % 81.
VI MarAs Plaee WI Le-nnen lheIE schoo The lsl o

lIE~-t.,. Chas. Coudert DR.. r. .. Porler No % ST.
w Marks Place. VIII reopen their School on the sI Of
September
Besides preparing scholars Tor College they give such par
ocular attention % the study aud practice Of The French that
Tor Inc last sixteen YEAR, this institution has been Ia opera.
lion there b. instance Of pupils who could not SPEAK
French eueuuy after years in this school
The French and Spanish languages part Of the reg
lar course of inslructDn In the school
German taught fdesfed, for which All extra charge
: made. au2s jm
EDU CATiOS FOR BOYS, Al tho Washington In
IL ddsfc, Thirteenth 81 80 I'm
nIsBROW;s RIDING SCHOOL, No. fO8 Bow
- cry. Aston and La Faycie place. New York Nj
the honor that bis School open daily Tor
Equestrian Tuition and exercise Riding.
TERMS
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDING.
10 Le.sons-.......sl5 % Month ............l2 90
10 do .......... 10 00l2O Rides ........iO %
40 ............ 3 COLO do ...... ......... D 90
Single Lessons....... oo SINCE Rides.......... Is
Road do ....... ? 5il
" B.-Highly trained and quiet Horses, for the Road or
Parade. 10 let RULES
l. All Lessons or Rules paid for on commencing
= One hour allowed each Lesson Ride in the School
8 one hour and a hail 10 a Lesson On the Road.
T. Hours for Ladies' from A. VI. 10 r VI.
g. Hour- for Gentlemen, from 0 A NJ aud 10 7 T. VI.
o. No gentlemen Admitted during the hours appropriated
10 Ladies.
card Of address i requested previous commencing
l3' q nemen keeping their Horses IN tins establishment
viii have the privilege OF riding them Ia the school grs'
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Sach as the woisneei packing.
The plunge bath-tho DOuche.
Doctor Wilson observed 10 me once. very Truly |
think, that many regular physicians are beginning to
own the effect Of a stimuant who yet do not
perceive its tar complicated and beneficial effects
Alternative
iCoaisnI<d To-mcrror.l
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ss,s. toCo FRAUD.-The Calais Advertiser
sRerr a. The recent meeting in tha, town TO choose
kr ,bs the lid Of the bso, box was removed
tsAo,, Of seeing that all was right previous 70
eo,ers "nen some twelve fourteen votes were dis
when II ~ hSed TO the lid. and in such manner that
he 49, De Withdrawn for the purpose OF turning
woqd f,l 11 ioi Me seiec;men 10 count these votes
were IN g. "a amongst the rest and be- counted They
"a "e Loco candidate. Bangor Wing
nd l., reputation of Friends from Baltimore
city me, delegation of Seneca Chiefs in this
eohAec,sS 80, and held conference on some matters
feat, !, rah tue school established by the Society of
adju..sa aaugue and IL Is understood sa,isiuctori
sndcr zoe matters and settled the general system
''' ne school will hereafter be conducted
lbuu. Com. Saturday.
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,.ux.z-1 GILBERT's PATENT Action Boston on
V-f3 - ria,.. fofles -" or swessneeso pone iof
LEGACY Of expressIosSna to.cn. i"f dufe-
~ ,lity vi WORK mAushP 'of sts4iihx ioo{ ~
49,, - i..l,u,nt Mr. Leniaei UIb-ns Plsnos stand Nm
nfall-o. ..u
s|on.LStf ROMANS ELLIS. IS Broadway.
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hIl II. n
I'LL on n Inc Der 10 accordance win he ames, mas
res;.ceS his superior Imitation Moeskin hsts on FUR
Bodies 70 lie extreme low pnce of Sl15. The above a
elegant dres. hat ani vii compare saysrtsscsasy WITT
hats ms Guy al - ~ an eSoc Also eonsznly
pattern and a. th- lowest city prices for cash
Al OF ADD clon Caps constantly os hsno'
H. 10 suy instance. The above not give peffs sssac
con II can be ly obtained BY giving ioiofmsnca 10
subscriber. j. W. hLLLooo' w. az
sus, .tus
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- br,-gsay lover T4Jup-Ou'- 5-iOJn.l POruais tof
ely e including case and Likeness Osiiser7l 0ness
approved of by Inc persop sung DISTINCTIONS ID Ihe ef
Gamer . paes Ca.cas and Cases a. lie oSesi prices
al s41.f Inn
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a \ APPRENTICES 20 de Dug business " sn,ei--A
n Ind heen years, vi good any and educ Alton
Apply a. 42l Pesf-,t Su
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pEVoNsHIRE DREAM REIMBURSEMENT

IN BARRELS, halves quarters ighis and boxes, neatly
pacAud, al selected win lor tie Eastern and
Southern mafEe FOR sale Ia Quantities 10 suit purchasers
BY Holt COIPASf =" Fioa'-sc
Also, Georgetown, ONO and Cenese- flour Kept coa-ian
L.. I'm
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sO LIST FlNIsHED--El-ssnl snort hoestiu
Hi -isis u 10 low prcs 0f s. Fine Nuua FUR ~ 81
I.e.r HaLs .1sa Ia Hats commonly sold oy otn
81, a. g. Also, amt MOiessn Hats a. ~
All - - GEO. L. ii. BROWN, Prsclca4 Halter,
Al, Ims 10 Canals
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13
PUBLIC SALES.
rXEcUToR,s SALE.

NoIlCE is hereby given that in pursuance of an order ol the Honorable the Orphans Court fer Mobile county. made the fifteenth ay of Fehru- ary A. D. lol5 l shall proceed inc seventh day of April, A D 1915. to sell at public sale for cash, To the highest and hesr bidder, al the Court liouse in ihe cits 0f M btie, ihe uliov ing descrihed real esae, being the property of the e-iae of tie laie Joseph Auzr. deceasrd-llai is tu say, all that lot parcel of ground, beginning al a point on the east side of Claibon ne street. one hundrc cd and len feet southwardy of ihe sonih- anqle of Govern- meni and Claiborne streets, thence by line running eastwardlv eighty-fou feet parallel with Govern nent street 10 post, thence by line running souhwardy and parallel with Claiborne street nine ty feet to a point, thence by a line running west wardly parallel with the first described boundary, eIghiy oir feet 10 point on he east side of Cal- boine street, thence along the ea-i sde of Claiborne 'Ireel ninelS feel 10 the place of beginning
 Aiso all that other piece and parcel of land, stua Ie ing and heinz in the city of Mobile in square No z4l, bounded on the west by property of Willis Sanders and B. l.. Barnes on the north by property lately of B. H. Rutland on ite east hy lots belong ing 10 B E. Bea'. and on the south by lots lately of James Paul-haying the following dimensions: he west line running north 2sa alg west abon forty SIX feet, the north line running north 68dg. west about ifiy-eight feet less.
 Also, all that lot parcel of ground, situate Iv- ing and being in the City fl Mobile in square 24l, and numbered in the plan of survey made by James Doweil, lot number nine, fronting the north side of State street, containing fftytwo feet ten inches 'he lroni and ninety feet in depth.
 Also, undivided half part of all that piece or parcel of land and premises situate, lying and beisg in the said city ot Mobile the corner of St. Louis and Jackson streets, hating front on St. Louis of one hundred and ten feet. runnng through to St. Anthony street, with the same Gront St. Anthony St. Louis street, bounded north by St. nhony, west by Jackson, south by St Louis street, and east by lands of Daniel Wake, aud others.
 C. AUZE,
 Executor of the will of Jos. Auze deceased.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-13
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY!
 VARIANTS .-.

COPAIBA,
 The sae certain and speedy remedy diseovered |" A combination of similar remedies will produce certain, speedy and consider effect than alen dose of any single one'-DR. FoRDYcE.
 NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous com l ' ponnds under the name of specifies, which are daily offered the public for their sanction and pat ronage yet there has been long wanted preparation that would insure to tine afflicted safe, convenient, speedy and efectual cure The object of the pres ent one, containing ingredients of the most valuable description known to the medical world, is to ena- ble all those who may stand in need of Il to obtain medicine unsurpassed by any other ever offered to the public. -.
 One recommendation this preparation enjoys over all others is it's neat, portable form, put up m pots, the mode in which il may be taken being both plea sant and convenient. It possesses what may be called specific power, in most consultations, espe- cially when administered m the early and acute form of the disease, the cure is generally accomplished in very short period and has oitentlmes proved efca- cious when other remedies had been tried in vaIn.
 The unfortunate patient possesses, m thus, sure remedy; he has occasion to make his ease public, and without any application to n medical man, with out restriction r diet, confinement, finds himself cured efiectualy in few days, al Tiaing expense, and saving of feelings to a sensitive person; has- ing thus in his reach cheap portable, and effica- c;ous remedy. It is in ihe form of paste, is taste less, and does not impair the digestion. Pamphlets accompanying the medicine, without charge, contain ing full and ample directions.
 Among all the persons who have taken this medicine, there has been not single complaint of nausea or any unpleasant feeling symptom, and all the i'll ef- feet arising Iro" the employment of the common bal sam is entirely avoided by this new and valuable medicine. A preparation, therefore, compounded like the present one, of materials possessing in their individual capacities such highly sensitive powers, must prove the deaideralum long sought for in the medical world, in the of those diseases, and from its great and general success, and incalcuable benefits experienced from its use, command large and extensive circulation.
 Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail by
 JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c.
 corner Greenwich and Warren streets, N. York. Also for sale by MOSELY & TUCKER, Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Dau- phin and Royal streets, Mobile, Agents for the Proprietor. janf7Mmo