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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-27
Dancing and Waleaing Assdemy.

MESSRS. MOULTON & CLARK. Professors MI of Dancing and Waltxlng, beg leave to inform the citizens of Mobile and vicinity, that they have roiurnedeo the city with view of spending the win ter, and proposo opening q School, in the above named accomplishments at the Wav0iy Hoass, where all ,he fashionable Dances will be taught, 10 th,so who may favor them with their patronage, on the mos, rsasoasbie terus. Their style of Walsns s entirely different any that has been heretofore in- troduced iu lhe city. Messrs M. d c. assure those ladies and gentlemen anxious of obtaining knowl- edge of this essential branch of education, thst tho development of the figure, embracing grace snd ele- sauee, depends alone upon the style in which pupls are instructed, especially io Walsing, ts which branch they will pay particular at,eotion.
 Messrs. M. < c. will give private lsssops and at- tend private classes to those who may prefer 'ha. mode of instruction.
 Y. B. The above named School will open on MONDAY, December Stb, for gentlemen. st early candle light, and for nasters and misses. on SArUR- DAY, the 18th, at g o'clock.
 The lessons will be SO arranged as nOt 10 Inter- fers with any oi their studies, two lsssons will be given on Saturdays. from until l2 and from until 6. For part icuars. please call on M. & C., at the Waverly Hoase. nov20 2A2
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4 CARD.

A CARD. fTNHE audersigned bess leave to inform the mer- x chaots of Mobile, and ship masters, that be has taken office in the front psrt of the store occu- pied by Messrs. J. U Rivers & Co.,, for the purpose of carrying . Ship aud Merchandise Brokerage Business. He hopes by strict aueailon to business to aive entire satsfnntion to those who may employ him. and to deserve continuance Of their patronage Ship Captains V i'll be able to obtain al any time all possible information as regards freight;
 E. .. CRUZAT. Refers to Messrs.-
 EsIa,a. Murrcii q Cs. ]. Leeesae,
 Chas. LeIaron, ss,,.,l Jos. Auss q Son, Whitaker & Sampson, James Msgee 6 Co. Rsymond Co.,, New Orleans. Csros Crusat. Esq.,. Havana. nos6Kmo Nf RS. COLLINS, an Indian Doctress, who has M resided many years with the Indians and siu- dled the Indian mode of practice cures all kinds of dseascs that are eurablc. such sores, acers can- osrs and chronic diseases of all knds. and consump- ton if not teo far advanced-san restore the blind to s'sht and deafto hearing. II no' born ss-eures wess eyes, dropsy, and all compiaints ot the It. yer. Also, lades' diseases. She sses roots and hsrbs altogether ia her practice, the most of which shs procurss from Mchs,s. that csnaot be found in tho southers eousiy.
 IF Residence os the corner of Lipscomb and Cjsiborps streets, where she may be fonnd al all times usIsss professionally sngased. nov6 xmos M OTICE-Tbe subscriber havina established V himself s New Orsans. for tue purpose of con- dpctne general Aactioa and Commission Dusness, respectfully offers his ssrsios for the sale or pur- chase of Producs, Msreh. .adise. Slaves. etc.
 All osdsss vili be attsndsd 10 tiih proapttuds, ssd is . naanss that ~iil snsprs sat,sfaetiop.
 Slavss sonsgsed % the subscriber for sals. will bs provided viIA comfortable quarters st 30 cents per day.
 Oikce h tho AtshafAlA, a Bank Baildine. opposite Banks Arcade. P. B. TAYLOR.
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PRIvATR BOARDING.
IA AMERICAN HoTEL < REsTzVRAT. kxA FEEL FORMERLY COMMERCIAL KxcnAs0k. E:8 Siaated oa EEchang gs -strea, bawssN WSt6 and
 oA.

Commrcs strssfs, Mobile.
 The above well known and popuar establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer, ia now open for ihe season.
 To plaaters aud business men generally tbe above establishment s the most convenient of any in the city-being ia immediate proximity to the ~hsrves and principal thoroushfares--and can aeconmodale from 50 10 60 with sleeping apartmets, and aboot l50 with board. The eating department is on the any hour in tho y-besdes the reasonable ratos at which board, ads,ng, &c. can bs had, a reduction of from 10 10 90 per csnt from lasi year.
 Uy- The utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict attention 10 business to merit share oi patronage.
 RATRs HOARD. &c.
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OYYIcR SuPEKIFrsspAEr PUsLIc TIsBEa.
 Mobile, 2lst Nov. 1846.


 CIRCULAR-lt being obJeo of the Govern Omsnt to preserve and prevent from waste tbe Tmbor on tho Pubiie Lands, such P'us. OaA, Cyprsss. Ac.. Tor the of the Navy, tho under signed has been instructed 10 take steps necessary to carry out the wishes of the Government in that articuar-hereby gives public that any por- son persons hereafter found cutting. felins or carrying oG timber frota ofths public lands, or Iands belonging 10 the Unted states. in tho State of Alabama, adjacent to the Gulf Mexico, in the counties of Mobile. Baldwin, and Washington, will sress in such cases made and provided.
 IL is not tho object of the Government to inter. fere with .hose claiming pre-empiion rights oa public lands who only cur timher enough to build fences, houses for dwellings, $c., provided tm- ber is carried oa for sale. Those who have been in the habit of cutting aad carrying of from the public lands. pine. oak cypress, juaiper, Ac. will do we'll to attend to this notice.
 nov24 245Ew J. c. LYON.
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MRS. GEOR aE's

BOARDING AND DAY SCH0oL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
 No. 96 Goperamesf-ssreet. TENHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the Il liberal patronage she has been favored with, takes pleasure n announcing to the public the pres ent advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursue T thorough course nf ln- struction. Mn. NopaAs PINEEY, who hns long been engaged in ching n this city. and from his success has increased confidence ia his method of imparting knowledge, will give iustructon ia tho En- alish language German and Spanish will he iaoght by able professors. under tho direction of Mr. P. Madam KovALEsKI. recently from Europe, a la dy of distinguished ability, has beea engaged 10 teach Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 French is the language of Mrs. 0's family, and is pracised during meal hours hours of tuioe. aad ont of school, much as circuustances psrmit. The discipline of the school is mild, bat al the same time firm and strict
 Conditions. For instruction in the Fren and English languages, s4. s. s6, S7 and s5 per month.s voealand Instrumental Music first class sis pes ncs' Board varying from 5 to si0 Pes month. Each boardsr to fu.Aish bed. beddius. towels. sI- yer goblet. etc. etc.
 Parents and guardians who do cot reside ia Mo- bile are expected 10 appoint Agent n the ely who will be responsible for all daes. Teras payable monthly ia advence.
 Refersnees--
 GEoRoB $ GAIHss.
 JoHEA A. CAmrBELL,
 A. |. DUdBR, ! Msbde.
 PRRCY WALKER,
 WAIT $. HoYr
 FRAscis 5. Lros. , n.,..,o,.
 BsF, N. GLOVER. Ds1'p'H''
 1Hos. RlvRs. ! po.,,.,a no,,.. Al. WI. BoYRiE. O. The duties of the school will be resumed on the second Monday in October. se1'ao iO4
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EMOVAL-D. B. CRANE respectfully in. kE forms his friends and the public that he has re. moved bis Cabinet Furniture Mznsactory to No. 2a Water.st., three dovrs north of St. Francis-st. where he will continue the business in all it's branch ss. Upholstery, repairing and making to order Po'- trail aud Picture Frames: Sofas reseated; Matsass- es made over in the bsst naaner. A share of pat. renase solicited. D. B. CRANE. 22 Water-ss.
 ,hree doors north of St Francis-st. A few articles of choice Furnitnre on hand will be cold very low. novf1 1kmo
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J. Ds P. OopKA, Prssideai-A. Nj. MRRcHAsr. Vics Prssideaf-LKwIs BEsroN, Sscretary. Tho subscribers, Agents of tue above Company. ars prepared insure against casualties by SEA and RIVER. and loss aud damage by Fihs, on as favor able terms any other ofice in this city. and res pectfully solicit the patronage of ths public.
 EDWARD c. CENTER q CO.,. novo6 sorRor of Conli and Commerce streets
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J. c. LYON.
MAYoR's OvYics, MOBILE, !
 Iat Eoyemhar 1aAA- {

INJECTION NOTICE--PolIs viii be opened Llon MONDAY. tho let day of December no.t for tho election of Mayor fourteen Aldermen and seven Common Couuoilnen for the oity of Mobile, to serve for ono gear, al the following named pIa- eos, viE:
 Polls open from o'clock A. M.. uasii ( s'closk P.M. ls, WABp-At the Yellow House, corner of Wa tor and S,. Anthony streets. lospecisrs--B. V, cluis. B. R. sksales end E. H. Rogers. 2d WARp-At Gen. WsodWsrd's Arcade. Ia- spectors-Thomas 6cstt. James Sands and jas. n. Park.
 8d WARp-At the waverly House. Inspectors --Lews Gusringor. Dsuiei s. bAldwln aud oseph Silver.
 4th WARp-A, the coars Hsuse. Inspse,ors-- sth WARp-At B. Catts's, corner ef Royal sod Eslava strests. InspsctoIs-F. Sheffield. Thos. k Longfeld aud Wm. \. Striuser.
 6ih WABp-At Delbecco's Mechanics Retreat, souih corner of Frank lin and Dauph'n strsets lnspectors-C -Chas. W. GRzzaln, o. WeoSbury ahd Chester Root.
 7th WAsD-A, the Old Mississippi Hotel. ln- speiors--Henry W. Taylor. Beverly A.. Msna and Robert Bruce.
 nov2O 24a,de CHAs. HoPPIN, Mayer N OTICE. .--Al Inc rsquest of Cap,aiu D. T. Deu- lN prse, the steamboat Carolina s sfriehen cf from fAe lis of Insursble Boats.
 Notice is hereby givso to holders of open policies. ,Lat DO cotton will be covered the steamboat Car olina. after this date. while under ihe command ol Captain Despree.
 Mobile Insurance Co.,.
 by THOs. 8. KING. sesse,asy,
 Firemsns Insurance Co.,,
 Alabama Life Insura nee and Trust Co.,,
 byN.o.J. TIsDALE, Sezesary.
 by THOMAS W. MCCOY. Sec. Mobile, Nov. I7, 1s45. uovlsuw
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= = as-as---z PUBLIC SALES
BY c. ". OGDEN.

=
 BE c. ". OGDEN. F. MURRAY. Jr.. Auciioneer. THIS DAY. November 25lh, sl 10 o'elock, aI stores No 10 and IT Wziar street. will bs sold \ geaersi assortment of Groceries. consisting of-- Brandy, Gin, Ram. " hIsksv, AbsYsihe Claret in casks aud boxes, Butter, Lard Hngar' Handles, SoaP, Teas. Coffee Corn and Molasses, GIG.
 BY J. H. RIVERS & C0.
 D. W. SAVAGE AsOIioDear. THIS DAY. At l2 o'clock, sa GoOli s,1psi sha.f, sill be sold
 100 bbls Maine Potatoes, 10 do dried Apples 20 bbls Nos 3 and MackereI
 l6 bali bbis No 2 Mackets, 50 kaIss Hay 100 bbls OnIons. 1000 punches de
 10 bbis Glder. 60 bozes Cod6sh
 so boxes No Soap, % dc Cheese, and 4o sacks Salt.
 BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 E. A. LEVENSWoRTH. AsciIoneer. Will be sola THIS EVENIN0, at their siore No 34 Royal street, general assoTtneag ef Dry goods. comprising--
 English and American Prals SheeIings, Broadcl0ihs, Kenlucky Jeans Ksrseys, Linens and Dsnask Table SPreaas Cotton, Silk and Madras HdkGs Hosiery, Suspenders. SpOol Cotsoa Pearl and other Buttons
 Ivory. Dress, Tuck and Side Combs Tooth snd Hair Brushes, Perfumep, kc.
 -ALa0- Clothing, Hsts and Caps, SIih large assortment of Cullery-Pocket and Pen knises; Candle Sticks; Doubls and Single Barrel GuAs; Ri1es and Pis- tols; Gold and Silver Watches Together with many other articles loo nunersas to mention.
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BY TORRANCE & STANARD.
 q. M. PARKER. Anciioneer.

MO BILE AGENCY. A LLIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM "A PANY, No. 58 8WALL-srREsr. N. ysak.
 Trustees.
 Jas. De P. nsdea, James Brewn. Francis Burrltt, Paul SpoHord. Adam Norr,s. W. H. Aspinwsll, Leonard s. Suarex, Thomas B. Richards, Schnyier Livingston. Robsrt L. Taylor. R. Whi,marsb. e. Winthrop Gay. Jed. Fry. F. Il. Delana. 4. Foster, Jf. Abr f,ham Bell, Allnet Reed, Richard Irwin. Lorina Andrews, Spencer 8. Benedici, A. M. Merchant, John Cryder. Thos. W. Ludlow. James Reyburn, Wm Adams, Jacob Harvey. John Gihon, D.A. Coa,stock, Prosper M. Wetmore. Ed F. Sandesson. A. Woodruff, Henry Chsuncey, Sam'i. L. Mitchell, Ed. c. Center. W. D. Thompsou, J. H. Vuu Aie~. Sam'I " ,lletts, Benj. Richards.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-27

Barton Aeademy-Mnle Department. MR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he MI will reopen his School on the 2Oth instant, in the secend story of the Academy. Instruction will be given as heretofore, tIe various branches of thorough English and Classical Education. Tuition S5 and S6 per month, payable in advnnce. com- peent teacher of rench will be employed. and pa. pils will be taught speak, ss well AS 10 read and write the language. Charge-$2 per msn.h.
 ortll PIP
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soio scfy so"' sS,' -'s.S T AW NOTICE-JoHs WoopwA RD and THo- A MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac- tce of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of Law and Equity in the following counties, sis:-- Macon, Russell, Lafayette. Randolph, TallaPoosas Benton and Tallsdega; also, in the Supreme Csur, at Tuscaloosa.
 0y-Onice at TaIladega, Ala. deeeHy r AW CARD-R. SAFFOLD & J. D. BO- L LING, will practics ia the Courts of Dallas and Lowndes. and in the adjoining counties. Also, in the Supreme Court.
 lc-Address, Saffold F Boiling, at Pleasaet Hin. Dsllss county. or Hayneve. Lowndes CO.,, Ala.
 nova4 2A5cmo
 STORAGE, STORAGE. STORAGE-ESLA- S VAS Fire Proof Warehouse is nov epsn for s,sraae at the lowest possible rates. Goods landed a, the Warehouse Wharf sad stored, will be takes on very reasonable terms. Wharfage. Dravaae and Storage included. Apply to o. W. SAVAGE at the Warehouse. w. F. BRTAEr, St Michael st. CT to
 pov24 J. n. RIVERS | co. nIRECT IMPORTATlON-The subscribers D are now receiving per Jacob Pennsll and other vessels from England. 12l packages Hardwsres Cut lsry, &e. direct from the Msnufactory, which theS arc enabled to offer for sAie at unprecedented low Q, ices, and to which they invite the attention Of purchasers. (sov2S) o. MAZANGE q co. MALL AND WINTER CLOTHiNG-STAN- E TON BRO. N Dsuphin street, are rsssiv- ina per Sarah Brown from New York. is addition to their former supply. She assortment of Cloth Frock and Dress Coats, French and English Cas- simere Pants, new styie Cashmere. eaua snd silA vests-nade up in the latest fashion sovSS
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AkA LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. NknI cS: THE undersigned. wishing to leave the State offers for sale valuable Plantation, siu- ated n Autauga County, near Ststesville, contain ing 1900 acres, about TOO acres cleared and in a high state of cultivation, being the place formerly occupied by Johu GiIJersleeve and John Scott On the plantation there s good Gin and M i'll House; also, fine Dwelling, with all the necessary sut- buiidings. Attached to lhe plantation there is Tan Yard, in complete order.
 Also, forty.six Negroes, consisting of men. wo- men and children; tho stock of Horses, Meles, Hogs, Cattle, Farming atensils, &o. The Laad will be sold with or without the Negroes, as ihs purchaser may desire. The above is offered at Pri- vate sale until the let of December next, when, if sot disposed of, it will be sold al Auction.
 Terms of sale-One third Cash, the balance in one. two and tbree years, with interest from daie Apply to JAMES E. ZUNTS.
 oct T-2ll t1dec Mobile.
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MOBILE THEATRE.
N1R. HILL,s AcApEMY FoR YOUNG LA

MR. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA lV4 DIES. will reopen in ibe basement story oi the Jackson street Church. beween St. Michael and SI. Louis streets, on MONDAY. the E0ih of Octo- ber. The course of sedy will embrace a thorough practical education as also lhe different branches oi ornament4l stuhy. The number of pspils will be limited 10 as many onI, Ihe Principal can give personal attention To. No assistants will be employ ed except in the branches of kiusc, Drawing. Pami- ing, md Modern Languages. These will be taaghI by the most approved masters. yet no restriction will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
 The terms ul be S4. ss. S6 and ST per month payable m advance.
 RsFRRREcEs:
 Hon. John A. Cnthberi, Gen. Theo. L. Toulmin. S. P. BuIard, Esq, Col. Thos. " McCoy, F. c. Heard, Esq Geo N Slewss+. Esq. B. B. Fon,aine, Fsq. Daniel M S..aes. Esq. c. w Dofrance, Esq. R,ek .. fs. Redwood, Esq. Mai R. Chamberlain, Alphonso Sprague, Esq.
 oct l6
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An,A FOR RENT-From the lst proximo, that LIE large dwelling house with fine ou-houses etc., the of Church and Conception streets. The lot is most spacious, having large front on Church street and fine dopih Conception street. The premises is we'll supplied with cisiern water, and also lhe city water works are introduced. Rent moderate. Apply to
 oct80 225 AUSTIN & HARDY.
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"A FOR RENT-A comfortable Dwelling .szH House on ,hs west side of Conceptioa street. lhird house from Government. with all convenient offices, and ia good repair. Apply at this office.
 nov1
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Hk VALUABLE SUGAK UK CtJTTO"
 EXPLANATION FOR SALE-WilI be sold liberal terms 2500 acrss of Land situated the Brasos river, and 15 miles from the sea coast suit able either for Sugar or Cotton. ZOO acres are cleared and in high state of cultivation, with 6ns new Gin House, excellent Negro Houses, Stables. Se. On this tract is Sugar Cane sufficient to plant one hundred acres more. To such who wish tue 2500 preseut strong attractions. The land s of the best quality. For further particulars. ap ply to BOYKIN q McRAE, Mobile.
 0y-Ths Nsw-Orleans Pickayune will copy for one mouth and send bill to Cnov11 KmoI B ( McR
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A H The fine passenger steamer AD- An MlRAL, w. H. Webbing master will leave for the above and all intermediate and- ings OF SATURDAY, 18th inst. at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply 10
 noy27 M. WARING & co.
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Azk FOR RENT-A commodious and airy two Essf story franc Dwelling House, si,usted on Gov ernInent, between Conception and Jackson streets, and lately occupied by W. H. Redwood Esq. Apply
 to R. L. WATKINS & CO.,,
 nov1 corner Water and SI. Francis sts
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Cheeseman's Arabian BalSam

NNOR THE CURE of all kinds of wounds sprains,
a. burns coughs sore lungs, the most desperate piles,
and rheumatism ofa kinds. II will prevent the tooth
ache, restore tor nd and persisted limbs st joints numb
&C., and can be depended upon to relieve soreness
in all cases.
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last Ten years, while its increasing demand III H.
nversasatisiacliOn it has given and the testimony Of
arge multitude Of individuals of the first stand
ing in the community, who have tested and nfilliby
proved its efficacy, show that il needs only tObe used
prove its Invaluable excellence; indeed all who have ev-
tried the balsam prize it so highly that they will not
be induced under any consideration to do without it, The
Basam has attracted the attention of of science and
Physicians and Surgeons Of the greatestsciCnthc acquire
mens, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
Of them in different sections Of the United States now
it in their practice and have authorized the publca-
ton of their certificates.
Also CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, a
valuable medicine for all bilious ompaints, &c.
II Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole name Cheesemnn Arabian Balsam--
| and see that it has my written in my hand
writing across the printed directions the wrapper
every bottle. L. CHEEsEMAN.
For 2cie by
s. j ALLEN, Woodstock; r. NJ & s. sockei
Harann. corners N. G. Hale, Chelsea, ndroushou
the country generally. 237Iy
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTtIMA, AND CONSUME
VInN

EIE Great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asth
l. ma, and Consumption, IL the Hungarian Balsam O
Life discovered by the celebrated DIR Bvchun of London
England and introduced into the United States I'm Ter the
immediate superintendent of the inventor.
The extraordinary success Of this medicine, in the
cure Of Pulmonary diseasGs warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSI- BILE
GASES that can he found IN the communicates that
seek relief in vain from amy of hGcommon remedies Othe
day, and have been given up by the distinguished
Physicians ms confirmed and incurablc The Iugarian
Basam has cured and will the most desperate of
cases. 1t is no Quack nostrum bnt standard English
medicine of known and established efficacy
Every Gmily in the United States should be stumbled
with Buclans Hungarian liasam of Life not only to
Connteuct the Consumptive tendencies of ihe climate
but tot used AS preventive medicine in all cases Ofc0s
coughs, splitting OF Blood, Pain in the side and chest rrl
laOn and soreness Of the Lungs Bronchitis Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night Sweats, Emaciaton
and General Debility, Asthma Influenza, Hopping cough,
and Group.
rfsod, in large bottles at 8 per bottle with full di
rectiOns for the restoration Of health
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and American
certificates and other evidence showing the uneQualed
merits of this Great English Remedy, may be obtained
of the Agents gratuitOusy.
DAVID f. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
ll9 Court street. Boston.
Agent Woodstock, S. J. ALLEN; Montpelier, Clark
& Colins;Burlingon, Peck ~ Spear; Bellows Falls NJ
Harris; Ruand Daniels and Bell Bralteboro', button
~ Clarke; Keen, N. III. John BiXhy. 236-ly
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as iollOws
Leave Boston at l-2, p. NJ. and arrive of ConcOrt
the same evening.
Leave Concord ats l2, P. NJ. and arrive at Boston
10 the next morning.
Freight, FIRST Glass, 50; Second Glass, $3.50.
Freight should be delivered AT Concord Boston ant
other depols an hour least before leaving To insure de
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and wher
valued a more than $50 notice should be given and ex
ira chnrses paid or no claim for damage loss heyonl
suchsum will be allowed. N.G, UPliAM, Supt.
April l. 1915. 26I-ic
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Botanic Medicines,

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Thompsoni-
IA and other Botanic Mcdcines--botlI crude and pre-
pared simple and compounded is constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber, AT his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will be neatly pn up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAUTioN.-To those who DESTROYS of obtaining pure
ThomsOnian medicines, | would say beware oiwhom you
purchase as they frequently adulteraed with worth
less perncious and poisonous substances for the purpose
of speculation orofbngirg those Invaluable remedies in
IT, dsrepute. ApIi' iAMMoND.
Woodstock Nov. 90, 1874 237-tf
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PENSION AGENCY.

THE Subscriber having been for several ycnrs engaged
in the Pension Office, exclusively for the examina-
ton of Claims for Revolutionary Services and having left
that Office has Tor the last two years devoted his time to
the prosecution Of claims before that office and the other
Public Offices of the Government Being well acquaint.
ed with the various Pension laws and with the sources
from whence proof of services may be derived he is ena
bed to render essential aid to such as require agen
IN this city.
lie will transact business of any kind committed to hi
charge for reasonable compensation.
All letters on business must he post paid.
Reference is respectfully made to the Hon J. Colamer
Hon. 5. $. Phelps and Hon. Paul Dillingham;.
H. II. SYLVESTER
Washington City, March, 1916. 2jGGm