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WOOL CARDING.

The SUBSCRIBER has removed his carding
machines to Mr.. D. Bells Clotiiers Shop,
near the Paper Mill, and will receiue Wool
at the Factory or at The Shop, and will card
Rolls under the direction OF Ira Gale. The
Machine is in good order and the work will be
warranted 10 be well done.
IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, June %, 1S4o.
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SHAWLS. SHAWLS.

A splendid LOT of Sh1wls at remarkable low pri-
II ceS. Among which may be found Emb. Law
ealer De Line, Damask Silk, and the finest arti-
Gle of BrAcha, for sale by !. G. MEAD.
Cornwall, Oct. 1915. Pr
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AGENTS.

jonathan Hagor .Middic ury; Alfred P. Rus-
coe, New Haven, Warrer s. Brown. Addison;
p. Fetch r and Son, Bridport; Wright and
Bush, Shorehsm; W. B. Bixby, Yergenncs;
/. g. Mead, Cornwall; J. Simond~. Watch
Point; A. Wetherbee, Ferrisburgh C.nire
Allen and Wheeler, North Frrrisbnrgh; NJ W.
Knsley, Monkton Ridge; Geo. W. Parmelce
Bristol; Simon Taft, Whiting
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ESTATE OF DANIEL FROST.

4
ME, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. The Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all person: =
against the estate of
DANIEL FROST,
late of Shoreham in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And months from the third day OF
October, 1915, being allowed by said Court fol
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
lice that we will attend to the business of our
said appointment, atthe dwelling house of Eliza
teih Frost in said Shareham on the first Tues
days in January and April next, from nine o.
clock A. NJ, until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each
Of said days.
.4ler. ". Perry, ! Commits
Olirer Barnum, sioners.
Dated at Shoreham this 9th day Of Novem-
Ter, 1915.
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BLhCKSMIT THING
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY
for Middlrbury and vicinity, and will receive
for nsuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rePuta-
ion of This company, and the promPtness
with which all their tran 'actioDs have been
characterised render il unnecessary 10 say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the office intrusted TO him will be faith
fully and punctually transacted.
JONATR IN HAGAR.
Mid.llebury. Feb. 26, 1912 42;y Agent.
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P r r IFY TIL E B L OOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLES LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX RITTERS.

The high and enyied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess cure,
has rendered the usual practice of putting only
unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They are
known by their fruits their good works testify for
them, and they thrive not by the faith of the credu
ous.
IN ALL Asses
Of Asthma, acute and Chronic Rheumatism,
4 fections Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Bill
ious Ferers and Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
General Debility, Night Stceats, Nervous
Complaints, Piles, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head,
!Scmuy, Salt Rheun, S,cellings SC.
For further information see Mofat's Almanac and
the Good Samaritan which may be found at the
Drug Store of w. =. Russell,
authorized Agent for Middlebusy
and vicinity.
P.S. Look out for Conuterfeits.
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Mufis and Boas,
Jusl received and for sale very cheap by
Il. G. SMITH.
Monkton, Oct Is, 1915.
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PUNDERSON'S
CONDJTIO POWD ERS

A certain and perfect cure for all the diseases
TO which the Horse, OK, Cow and all herbiverous
animals are suffice; to-such as the heaves, foun-
der horse distemper, coughs, colds &c. in horses,
Horn distemper &c. &c. in the OK and COW.
Sold wholesale and retail at the manufacturers
prices, by II. c. GRIDLEY
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IURS.

FURS.
Buffalo Robes, extra;-Muffs, Boas, Otter
Caps, common fur caps, fur trim'd cloth
caps, and trimming lurs, for sale by
II. A. SHELDON.
Oct. IS ,IS45.
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J. MENTIONS
JAUNDICE BITTERS.
For Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Nausea, Flatu-
lence, Sick Headache and all Bilious alfec-
tons, Liver Complaints, &c. Sold wholesale
and retail by III. C. GRIDLEY.
DARASOLS, &c.-Fine Paris Parasols, Para
l. solettes, and Sun Shades, at low price,
Tor sale by III. A. SHELDON.
A LPACCAS. A lot of Black and Blue-Black
II Alpaccas, will be sold very chead, some as
low as % cts. by Fl. A. SHELDON.
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FARWELL'S SHOE S
fall kinds Just opened by PECK &IFLcwEK.
Middlebdry, May 18th, 1916.
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NO OTHER CAN BE IKE IT,

u fNH! ISs III UIUVIs TO
ly;10 SETH w. FONLE,
lbs Washington StBnsion Gen'l Agent.
AgcntS.-Midd ebury, DIR. Rnssel; Yer
gennes, F.Hunlingion; Shoreham, Wright
& Bush Whiting Joseph Simonds {; Corn
wall, B. F. Haskell /; Bristol, G. w. Par
melee New Haven, A. P. Roscoe; Monk
ton. 7. 4. Smith; Cornwall, |. c. Mead /;
Hine>burgh, Boyn'on e Burrett; Burling-
ton, Peck & Spear; Brandon, Warren &
Bliss; Piti>ford, Henry Simonds. They
are sold also by Druggists and appointed
Agents generally throughout the State.
PRICE, dollar bottle or bottles
for dollars.
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NEW GOODS.

Tie subscriber is now receiving and opening al his
Monklon Borough, large and elegant as
sortfnent Of
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TTshould be resorted to by all whom are predis-
l. posed TO consumption, for troubled with cough
or cold, night sweats asthma, pain in the side and
chest difficulty of breathing, tightness and Sore
ness across the chest, bronchitis, Liver complaints
and all n fectiops of the pulmonary organs
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eva, vaud, Thurgoyia, Gri.ous, 7Ba.le, caris, and

eva, vaud, Thurgovn, Grsons, Basle, Claris' and Zurich.
 The deputy for Si Gall, NJ. NDf, afterwards pre- scnted new proposition respecting the amnesty 10 be recommended to Lucerne for it's adoption. II consisted inn modification of the original article of the committee, and the substitution of Ihe word "recommend'' for the word ''InvIte."
 The new article was voted by twelve states, the same who had decrced the suppression of the con vents of Argau The third article, requiring grant of 400 000f for military expenses, wac passed win out any opposition. The fourth article, confirming the appointment of the federal commissioners, the commander III chief and the chief of the staff, was voted by all the states except Lncerne l The 5h proposition, presented by our members ol | the committee, in which the cant0ns Of Argau, lIei- 1 no, and Valais were invited grant an amnesty gave rise to a short and animated debate The de putty for Lucerne would concur in it, because he dld not wish to do to another what he would net wisl should be done to himself. This proposition obtain ed the adhesion of only seven states and one hal state-namely. Schafhausen, Si. Gall, Geneva Thurgovia, Grsons, External Appenzeil, Cla'is and Zurich
 MoRocco.-The Madrid Heraldo says ihat it hl l received accounts from Morncco, which give post tive assurances that Abd-el Nader has made an ap peal To the fanatIca portion of the people ot Moroc co, and has placed himself at the head oi rebellion Ihe object of which is dethrone the Emperor. I'm l HeradO adds, that the Emperor Ia about 10 send
 large body of troops against the Emir, with insIrc tons 10 pursue him until they have expelled hin from the Empire, but that he finds il difficult to ge his soldiers act, in consequence of the iniiuenc exercised by Abd el-Kader. as head of the Ma1a bouts, over the Mussulman population.
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Sumwa't K Co. have sent us the following new publications from the press of the Harpers, New York:
 VERONICA, or the Free Court of Aaron, transla- ted from the German of Zschokke, a writer lately introduced to the American public, and likely to be- come popular from ihe freshness and vigor of his conceptions. This is tale of the beginning of the 18th century, the laid in Switzerland, the Tyrol and Austiia.
 The MAN AT ARMS, or Henry de Cerons; I re- publication of one of the first of James, novels.
 ISABEL, or Trials of the Heart; a tale for the young.
 Harper's Illuminated and Illustrated Shak kspeare, Nos 47 and AS, containing the whole of Loves La bor Lost. The illustrations in this work are nu- merous and some of them of exquisite design and fin sh. It is a splendid undertaking highly credable to the American progress in the arts.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Edmund Burke, Commissioner of Patents, in place of Henry L. Ellsworth. resigned.
 Ortis W. Cole, Collector, etc. al Sackeu's Har- bor, N York, vice Jno. o. Dickey, removed.
 Phneas w. Leland, Collector of Fall River. Mas. sachusetis, vice Chas. J. Holmes. removed.
 Edwin Wilbur, Collector of Newpurt, Rhode Is. land. vice Wm. Ennis, removed.
 Thos M Petit, of Philadelphia. to be Attorney Of the U States for the eastern district of Pennsy vdnia, vice Hanry NJ. Watts, removed.
 Henry Hora, Collector of Phladclp lphia, vice Cal win Blythe, remov,d.
 Henry Welsh, Naval Officer, Philadelphia, vice Joel B. Sutherland, removed.
 Geo. F. Lehlan, Deputy Postmaster, PhiIsdel pha, vice--Hoy. removed.
 Jas. A. Nichols, Collector at Perth Amboy, New Jersey, in the place of Solomon Andrews, remoyed
 George W Phillips, of Washington, Richard Jones, of Georgetown, and Wm. Minor, of Aiexan. dra, be inspectors of the Peniteniary in the Dis trct of Columbia.
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At HAvRE, no change reporIedi the market however, very fiat The from this siIe by the Of the ls' ult. had been received Saes for the week ending i5th l9, 55 bales, of whGh 26G7 Mobile f5276 50. Imports iO,35O bales, of which 2SO5 from Mobile, ex Pauline and Pontiac.
 HoNE MARKETs-The New York Courier of lho 7th repors-
 Cotton-ln the absence of later advices, for which both buyers and sellers have been waiing the demand has seen moderate this week and prices rather m a uf the buyer The sales uf the last three days a- mount to 3,o00 bales of which 2,250 were pand and Florida. We quote inf II ord good ord 5s 10 5s mid 10 good mid $ 6t mid fair lair bsi fully fair 6l D6t and good fair to 741 per b fine l,55O bales Mobile and NewOeans-nI H 10 5k; ord good ord St to 5i; mid to good mid b! mid fair 64 tn 74 u fair # 10 i good fair to SIC per lbahd fine, nominal.
 The Herald says-the market is sinacye-saes yester- day (6th,) about 700 bales.
 Al CHARLESTON 10th, sales Of reported at 6770 bales for the week-the market quiet al AbouI former prices, Mddns 5aGO5ac. In freight. change-Liv- srpoo 7-l6d Hsvre tOlc. Receipts of season s;s6l5 bales. Stock Az, TOE bales.
 The NEwORLEANs sales of cotton on Saturday, 5000, and Monday 2OOO bales previous prices. Stock on sale light. Freghts firm at 7-l6d Liverpool and Ic for HaVre.
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We learn from the Marengo Patriot that an- other tragica affair took place in Demopolis few days ago. The Patriot says:-
 As Mir. Mayfeld, in company with his wife and daughter, WAS returning home from church, he wa' attacked from behind by Theopolus Fish, r, whc struck hlm several blows and succeeded in bringing him almost to ihe ground; Mayfeld recovered, how ever, and as he arose stabbed Fisher in the righ side ihf knife nenetraing the right lobe othe lungs lire upon Mayheld but was prevented by the cfowi which had by this time mbled.
 Fisher died lhe next evening about sunset ant Mayfed immediately surrendered himself into th, custody of ihe officers of justice.
 An inquest held over the body of the deceas ed, and lhe verdict of the jury follows
 'fhe deceased came to his death by a woun, inflicted by the hand of B. NJ. Ma, field, in necessa " self delence.'
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of nIobile--May 15, Is45.

CLEARED. Ship Atlantic, Doane, for New-York, by Whitaker & Sampson.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat l. Day, Reynolds. i'm New Orleans. Steamboat New World Bryan, fin Montgomery, with 330 bales cotton. CLEARED FOR rms PoRT-From New-York. 6th- ship Republic. Luce. ARRIVED HENoE-At Boston, 5th insi-shIp Milton, GOrhHm.
 Foreign ports-per Hberna.l ARRIVED HENcE-At Liverpool, AIril l2-Ship Mem phis, Coflin l3-Br ship Harmony Jameson.
 Br bark Rankin, Mechin.
 Br ship Satellite, Bainiridge. l4-Ship Carthage, Baker; ship Virginia, Eaton. Ship Joshua Hates, Murdock; ship Asia, Halleit. Br ship Maranham, Fleeming. 15-Br ship Agenora. Gifney; Br bark Scotland, Keso Br bark HerculrHn, Gibson. At Ilavre, April I3-Fr ship Pauline, Pernee. Ship Pontiac. Parker. 14-Ship North Carolina. Drummond. Al Ghent, April 7-BHrk WHshingto ton, Bartlett. Brig Eurotas, Potter. At the TeSal, April l-ship France, Marshall. Of the Wight, 9rh-BHrk St Andrew, Rich, for Ghent. &SAILED FOR THIS PoRT-From Liverpool, April 6 Ship Rob Roy, Arnold.
 MEMORANDA. SPoRENOn the 8th inst, 96 m lies NV of the Tortu- gas, ship T E Wales Cracker, hence for Liverpool.
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The Advertiser promises us that there shall be op- position to Mir. TERRY, the democratic candidate for Governor. He is in earnest no ubl, for in the same paper of yesterday, he tries to make provision for candidates, as alternatives for the better chance of a whig gain. He formally namnates MT, DELFT for the wHIGs, and at the same tune coaxes the GreensboroughIB Beacon to bring out it's "indepeadent democrat!' This is vastly cunning that is, he thinks it but il s little transpa- rent to blind many to it's object.
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TUsCALoOsA, ALA. May 5. lS45.

To he Hon. Nathaniei Terry. SIR At meeting of the Democratic State Convention, convened the Capitol, this day, for the purpose of nominating suitable candidate for Governor of the State of A laama the nnders igned were appointed committee to inform you that you have been unanimously nominated by the Convention for that office.
 We tender yeu our congratulations.
 ROBERT T. CLYDE,
 JERE CLEMENS.
 WM. NJ. GRIFFIE,
 B. W. WILSON,
 $. q. CocHRAN.
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O. DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION

D9- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION FAMILY MEDICINE-Tarrant Cordial Eiirir of Turkey Rhu6ayb takes its place the he.t remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day; being in truth Family Medicine. Tn SC who sui fer from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety. or intel. ectual application of whatever kind, win find il 10 be medicine of extreme value. This preparai ion will prove a heathfu stimuant for the patient who suffers from the frequent of wine spirits. For sale wholesale and retail, at the store of Messrs. MOSELY TUCKER, Druggists anh Apoheca- ries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets The pro- prietors has appoin.ed them Agents for this city.
 mv16 I42Kmo f.
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gJrLOSTi LOST ALMANACS-Ingeniou recovered by PERPETUAL CALENDAR-A deaf mute named VIM DARLINGTON. presents himself 10 the citizens of Mobile author and ven- der ofa PERPETUAL CALENDAR, or an A lma- mac for past, present, and future years. correctly giving the days of ihe month and ilie days of the week, with directions for using il, and illustrated with ser,es of practical exercises in chronology. It's correctness is practically acknowledged hy eve- ry one that knows what day of the week his birthday was.
 The Calendar may be arranged for ls45, AS to te referred to more quickly and conveniently than all Amanacs and Calendars fr tue curren, year.
 Mr. Darlington, intending 10 stay here for few days, will sell his Caen,iar about the principal pla. ces of bssiness. In stead of selling it al dwelling houses, he leaves it at the Book stores of Messrs, Allen and Sumwali, where il must if particularly wanted. be sppiied for immediately.
 Price 20 cents. myl2
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TusCALaOsA May 6. ISl5.

GEETLEMEE:-ln reply to your communication, n, informing me of my nomination for the distinguished office of Governor of Alabama, by the Demo- cratic State Convention, convened at the Capitol on yesterday, am al a loss fnr language adequately exp my feelings ofgratitude 10 the democracy ofAlabama, for The confidence they have thus been pleased to manifest in one humble and obscure as
 myself.
 Feeling assured that the confidence thus conferred has orig mat ed from belief in my fidelity to publican principles, than from any supposed supe. rior abIl ties which l possess, yet in compliance with principle upcn which have iniiormy acted ! accept the nomination. In acrep'ing ihis nnnnna on, however. am not without app ehensions tn
 may fall short of lhe anlicipatIont 1i my n ,ends.- shall be happy if am enabled to sustain Ihe flag, which the democracy of A labami have with muc, unaninity appointed me lo bear. But Of one thing I win speak confdenily-should come short ol the anicpatipns of my friends. il wIlI be for the oi ability, and of fdispositon nr untirDg exerI ion to fulfil them. l cannot conceive any thing that would he satisfactory to me than to satisfy my friends, and disappoiDt my enemies; both of which should be charged with the adm instraion of the
 eaie government, shall be vigil int in trying to do.
 4"l snou'd the good name and fair fame of Alabama ever oe furnished, God fprbid that should be pla- ceu ,n a.! situation to be connected with ii; and wntne' 'h pubic or prIvate life, my feeble yoice shall be raised tn avert it. Gentlenlen allow me In ,.,dsr fin oh o,s or yo, VI" ""o's" you l" the convention, my warmeri ihihks l r the manner in which you have conveyed 10 me th acti"n oi ihe peoples delegates. To be the can idae of 'he genuine democrac, ,c ,h. S,, of hbama for their chief executive officer. ia an honor which any of tine most distinguished cn;zens might he proud of.
 I have ihe honor to be, Be-, NATHANIEL TERRY. To Mcssrs
 ROBERT T. CLYDE, | JERE. CLEMENs, | WM. M GRIFFIN. B. w. WILSON, | $. c COCHRAN.
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The classes of MT. McHELM, teacher of Book keeping, Penmanship, &c, whose rooms are on Dauphin near Royal street, will not be open for the reception of new pupils after this week. We hear excellent accounts of rapd improvement under his tuition, and the opportunity will be short it ought to be embraced at once.
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MOBILE
Thursday Morning, May 15, 1895 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATH ANIEL TERRY,
 OF IlMESI ONE

The proceedings of the Tuscaloosa Democratic state Convention, reported for the State Journal and Flag, cannot be given till tomorrow.
 It will be seen th't twenty-five counties voted n votes in Convention, and that St. Clair, l2 vOtes) Greene 6 voes,) Perry, 6 votes J and Mobile, t4 votes)-l2 more-Whch were present did n"t vote,
 The Mobile voIe was lnst because he county meet ing gave perempory instructions to vote for J. W |. mcCLUNG, without alternative, and the name ot MT. McCLUHG was withdrawn before The balloting, so that the Mobile vote was blank The other nine votes were withheld from causes that we do not know One oi the boilers was Mir. HARVEY of Greene, ed itor of the Greensborongh Beacon and after reading his explanation in that paper understand him as
 ttie as we did without il. It seems that he does not like Col TERRY-that he thinks majority of dem ocras in South Alabama would vote for 'sound inde pendent democrat, ,''-hs would, al least; but he dues not specify wherein he thinks Col. TERRY not sufficiently ''ssund' ln his democracy, we are yet without any explained for this disorgauzn ng m .vemeat.
 The Convention, without the dissidents and in. cudlns the blank vote of Mobile, cast seventy-eigh votes, out of l26, the number of full Convention upon the ratio established To these might be dded the votes of counties known 10 have appointed dele gates 10 the Convention. but which delegates did not attend, viz: Chamtels ,, Jefferson 2, Macon 2, Lowndes 2, aud we think Pike 2 and Coosa 3-l6 rnure, all of whom, beu-,r. vote for Col TERRY. There were probably other county meetings of which We are advised.
 It follows, summing up these votes in Convention and in the primary county meetings, not represented in Convention, that Col Terry was the cho,ce of 67 delegates in Conventions; and of 16 appointed but who did not attend. that ' votes given agal him, votes were blank and eight refused to vote and seeded total Terry s3; blanks, seceders and all others 19. The ascertained vote ol the democratic party, therefore, is than to for Terry.
 The counties not ncIrded m this ejaculation con- tain about one-sirth of the democratic vote of the State. They Barbour, Butler, Blount, Cone cuh, Covington, Coffee. Dale, Henry, Marion, Mon roe, Randolph, Russell and Walker, and he would be rash man who would venture to assert that a majority in these counties would not also prefer Terry.
 We make these calculations to shew how futi e the objection the alleged lhinness of the Con- venton as an exruse for not being bound by the ac- ton ofthe Coyention the decision of the party.- Fne-sixths of the party had expressed their opinions and four. hfths of these Tor he candidate nom. mated. II this be not satisfactory to the prefer ence ol the party, who into the Conven- tion assisted in forming it, il is idle to look for their support, since hostility seems have been pre-. determined ind, pendently of the Con ,ention, o any public reasons vel given.
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D E NIT I s TER V. nR LEES NERYINE ,,.iu aixe i,u..,,

NR. LEES NERVINE VII RlSe Immediate Te' aI lief to the most acute To0TH AcHE, whne it proceeds from an exposed nerve lt will also treIv destroy the nerve so that the aooth msy be plugeed and again become useful. iwahosi any pain whatever. The Neryine s perfectly free from every thIng injurious to the organization of the tooth that will discolor it. 'a.&
 Certificates of its efficacy, from some of the mas respectable citizens, may be seen Yi the OvfieE souheas, cnrner of Royal and Dauphia-suee,s, a'er Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royai-st.
 UEvery operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted 10 last. sa- -r1rf5 n, . mh2l 94tf
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N &Ah Na..ta.

Fer steamboat Jnmes l. Day from N.,v nr,., Mrs Comenre, Mrs ThompsOn, Dr Moure Mr,sIs N irLs Dupiase, Turner. Henderson, Wyai, Bruwn Cnrur,r, olzun-I6 on deck. ~
 Fer steamboat New World i'm Muntgomery-Iohn o Walker, lady and child, Mesdsnes Love- Arnt.,en1 II Gleason and child, Clements, Col PnuldIng Cnri Adams. Brooks Judge Lindsey, Drs Pope urrnb Messrs T A Goodman, Mcklnney-hnt others.
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MARRIED-In Christ Church, on Wednesday, I4th inst by Rev s. s. Lewis. Mr. ELIAS F. HONEY Miss EMMA o. JAYNE, all of this city.
 Last evening, by the Rev. Mir. Heard. Mir. JOHN D. SELDEN to Miss SARAH DkDDs, all Of this city.
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res Seanih"s, New World i'm Montgomery-Dckin- lie co 2; Vanshn 5, c w T rleton lW Ar,n,,runy !0i shl'h walker eos Andrews x Dawson 5; E | Andrews ~ co li Br"un g. Donald & Marshall s;owl- board to. ~ N'
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A NEW Book The St. Louis Reveille says that Sol smith Is preparing for the press, ''The Theatri- cal Appreni C-ship of Sol. Smith '' The hook will 'nrude 'Ohi Sors'' earlier experience of the ups and downs Of stage life also, 2 number of inimti- ble stories, of which he is the auhor published aud unpublished,