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James Hogan,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Bur-
w hnglon and vicinity, that he has commenced
BOOK BINDING

in all is various branches, in the Hiding formerly
occupied by ). 5. Skinner as Sa'ldlers shop three
doors Fast Of the Free Press Office, College St., Bur
nston, VI, where he intends keeping constantly on
hand
l.edgeis, Day Books.
Journals, Cash Books,
lnvoice Books, Sales Books,
Record Books, Recent Books
Memorandum Books, Lawyers Bricfng Paper,
Cost Paper, and nockeIs.
n. B-Banks, Public Offices, Insurance Companie
Merchants and Others furnished with Account Books
made of the hes, paper, ruled and bound 10 any nat
tern desired and executed IN good STYLE as the latest
improvements in binding and experienced workmen
can produce.
Particular attention will be paid IN the binding Of
Libraries Periodicals. Music Port. foos, Scrap Book
sc, &c. Manufacturer Of Blue Black and Red Inks
Country orders executed the favorable terms
and AZ Snort notice Edges of Books mnrblei 10 any
pattern 10 match, Comb Spanish in the best STYLE
Most kinds of School and Bank Rocks on hand and
Tor sale cheap for Cash, Paper Rags taken in ex-
change for Blank and School BooAs. Paper dc.
Burlington, May Is, lSi5. 50ly
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PECK & SPEARS.

From the recommendations of our town Physicians
and resident Practitioners in this STATE, well a
the Medical Facilities oi The cities of New York.
Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, we cannot but
sure tho. Of the acte elias, Of the happy effects
which may he derived by the Of these instruments.
In point Of dlraI iy, and particularly price, they
within the reach ufail.
To Physician and Druggists who purchase by tina
DOZEN the Manufacturers discount Is made. l8f
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FRENCH DEpILATORY.

Th, article, used for taking or s1perfnons hair
from The ace and neck i sol at so cents per oite
by Comstock * Ross, No. - Trcmon, Row, Boston
lARRISGToS d. BROTHER only agents tor Bur ing
ton. VI. l6n6
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FAEES, MEDICINES,

TALES Catharc and Vegetable Purgailve Loz-
J. eugers and the best and Gecl 'eily the most pop
ullr article not only for adults iii for cbircnof a II
countries and cIimae>, aud in every CONFERENCE.-The.
They strictly vegetable, with taste mex press II ~
de,I-hitil they ca'Ise PAIN III the uperatnn but no
the contrary feelings a pleasure cleansing The stem
ach and bowels 1-c" perfectly ihan any other purga
tive. Their magic like operation surprises the most
eminent ply sican> and they are RAPIDLY taking the
pace ofall other pur I'VE c'mponnd~. Every lrav-
elicr should carry them, every family should keep
them, aud every man, woman and child shonld take
them. -
Are a sure remedy, aud children cve them, they ac,
like charm in removing the ~ nptom>. starting in
sleep, grating the teeth, palrne>s about The mouth
and nose sickness nj stomach, prccar,ou> appetite,
swecd owe> and general fever; The child iail> into
a que, sleep, the worms supplied and expelled IN
every instance far heard from the pa,len, is en-
tlrely cured.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs, c, Ids bronchitis, nciplent consump-
ion whooping cough and Group the most happy elect
is oh,aine! in few moments, the symptoms sappcar
and The disease Is al once broken up. A single ira!
is sufficient 10 satisfy the most skeplica
FALES' DYSENTERY OZENGES
Cure, dvsen 'erv diarrnrc aud all bowel complaints
oiaduls or children. Pay particular attention to The
dIrec ions which accompany each box and they are
not known to fail Price rs cents.
FALLS CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
For common and sick headache; also mama epi-
lep>y, melancholy, hystera, st. Viu> Dance and all
Other cases OF lanau"r and oppression Of the vial
powers, hey perfectly safe for children
IN all conditions.
FALES' CiPRIAN HAIR TONIC
l. now so extensively known that comment is use
less. We can >ny, however, among Thousands who
have p1rcha,el It in this and other countries, none
have complained, but on the contrary expc> sed their
wonder and admiration on beholding It, elect.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS
The cnawi"g an antics OF these destructive crea-
lures can BANS Cu forever house, and \ q.
if you will procure box olthe genuine
Madagascar Rat EXtcrmirator,
and use il according TO directions.
Iou cannot depend upon the above medicines miles,
Obtained Of the proprietor, j. }. Fae>, SO Commercial
street, Boston; TO avoid countereil> the agent ha>
certificate with the written signature o. }. J. Faes
" D. Memt er Mass, Med, So aud Bos'oa Ned. Ass
DR.. Fale>' Inc lcine, ,uil wholesale add retail n
No sc Commercial ST., Boston.
BURLINGTON, Harrington & Brother, Druggist,
WHO'S, ale AMI Re'aiiers tor The above medicines.
Vergenncs, WIN. Il. Blxby, Druggist; Neto Harer
1Eiis, II. Rider; Bristol, Geo W. Parmelee; Ne,
H1ren A. 7. Roscoe; Ftrrisburrh Center Amo,
Wclheby; 'ShciLurn, J. Il. Isham; WneSburgh, Mar
eur Hull UIHiSion, Morton f. Clark; Jericho Cor
ners, Oake- d. Peck Cambridge Martin Wires
Bakersfoid, Arlington d. Pomeruy West Enos
burgh Jane, VI. Dean; Sheldon, A. Keith & Co,
Fairfcld Burr & Fan,worh; FaiJar, S, ". BrusI
CO. 10
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For Sale.

4 good young Horse goo wo king mare, new
IN ron axle Concord Wagon, .econd hand Con-
cord Wagon, Cater, | Sleigh, for ready pay III
cash or good barter
Il BRINSMAID d. BROTHERS.
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Watches.

WE desire 10 inform Teachers and OTHERS tina,
w we have more extensive and cheaper lot Of
good Watches, than we have ever had the pleasure
oil offering Tor cash, both Gold and Silver.
81 BRlNSMAID * BROTHERS.
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Sheep Racks,

THE Subscriber is manufacturing superior nrti.
L Gle of SHEEP RAJ KS, 10 which he would re.
specially call the attention of the wool growing
mnnIry, as they will find it much 10 their advantage
TO use this kind OF Rack. ii. p. DEWEY.
Burlington Falls, Aug. |, 1915. l0if
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MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION!
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
II IT : N MT.

- ~s' - o-'s S@ snN -
Tor The If Rheumatism. Cont, Spralns
L Bruises, Swelnng>, Cmmp Numhnes,, Lame
ness OF all kind, Pain IN the side, hack or IONS
asue, hea iache, > neck, sings OF insects chhains
re'h wounds, burns, freezes and all cases OF external
injury.
There has never appeared me !iclne which pos
sc>ses the penetrating and healing power in 80 great
degree, while at the >ame time It cannot ! V any
POSSIBILITY produce lnjurlou. iecis. BY lis aruon
on the stln. II eNcle> healthy circulation of the
bloc and removes all ol>iruton> 70 the iHSensibie
persptrdtton which Is the cause f 20 much human
suffering. Il ha> complete control over fire and may
ten Ell with perfect safety in the worst Ca So, OF burns
he Price put upoa it beng lar below other neil me,
Of The Kind, mos eie'tuaily removes every obstacle
10 IT, universal use. Why will you suffer par when
safe, etcacious and cheap medicine Is within your
reach ?
IMPORTANT TO HoRSEMEN!
This Llnment l. not only beneficial to the human
syslem but i, the est article that can lie used for
Hor>c> tina, have been spraned, bruised or gale ,
and for many Olher diseases requiring an external
remedy. The hi-h character OF the gentlemen sign
ing the following certificate will render it Of interest
To all who may have occasion 10 use a medicine Of
the kind
The IN lcr>i-ncI having made use Of Sewers Llni-
ment, f r horc', and finding It 10 hea valuable rem
edy for lamcness, gals, spralns, lrui.e> g., would
recommend tito our friends and The public generally,
leIevng that those who may have occa ion TO use a
remedy for any OF the diseases for which it is recon-
mended, willno he disappointed in il effects.
LOWELL FARR, Braueboro' Vi.
OILS BAR -, I;r; Mapole n H. Stage
PELE1IAH ARMSTRONG, ProprIe,ors.
CLIO. DICKINSON. Caemont n. II.
Price 25 and so cents per Bottle.
Prepare only by r. SEAlER 4 SON, Druggists,
Nalpoe n. H., Reed Wing q Cutler, 81 Chatham
st. Boston, Wholesale Agents.
O5serre-Every bottle oilhe genuine will have the
signature OFT Seaver 4. Son, ON the inside wrapper
For sale hy Peck & Spear Burlington; O. Shole>,
Ferrlshurgh; J. Nj. Staples, Charlotte; +, Hunting.
ton, Nergennc- Morton 4 CLARK, WIlston; T.. b.
Green, Richmond =. K. collins, Montpelier, and
bv Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the ate.
September 8. 1915. Is
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Painting, Carriage Making, &c.
SPAULDING 4 RUSSELL

CONTINUE the Painting business in all its vari.
~ Gus branches, AM solicit continuance Of the
public patronage. We have also commenced
CARRIAGE MAKING,
and are prepared 10 make to order any kind of Car
RACES Sleighs that may be wanted in first rate
manner, and cheap for cash Repairing done on
short notice. All kinds ofproduce taken IN exchange
for work
Call and see for yourselves
Shop on Shelburn ST., opposite the American
Hotel
Burlington. May, 1915. 50m6
II. G. SPAuLDiSG, 6. II. RUSSELL.
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Ladies and Gentlemen

MILL find an endless variety OF Brushes, Combs,
w Perfumes, Soups and Fancy Articles, at
% PECK d SPEARS.
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MIR CHANTS ToTT-,.
IL COUETL4ND STREET,
NEW YORK.
WILLIAM MgrEFessEAD.

WILLIAM MVTEFsSsEAD.
Terms..-Si, % per day, 81 per week.
THE Beds, Rooms, and Hou,earc CLEAN The Pro.
l. prie,or AMI servants ohli@Ing and attentive an
in MANY paricu airs II Is m Icd more inviting place
10 sop al, than some much more expensive houses
Nr. NJ. authorized me to say that all my Vermont
friends who were Influenced 10 call by hi> card above
published or by the Information gave concerning his
holsc, should be taken good care Of
limo JAS. l.. BRINSMAID.
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Bath, Ne. Nav p, 1913.
Ma. F. BRowN,-Dear Sir:-l have some time pa i
suffered much from Jaundice and Dy.pep>a Of the
Sion ach loss ofappetlie and tronle and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and side
a Slight cough, general weakness and debility of the
system. Alter using nymler Of medicines without
any relief, wa, induced to Try your Sar,apara and
Tomato BterS. received mme late relief from he
Of Bottle and feel graIlie for the great relief
have received and wOuld mmend II to all who
are suffering from similar '.ui.lers. Yours truly,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
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EDDl'S BOOK AND NEWS PRINT.
~ IN Ink at Factory Prices for cash. for sale by
Burlington, July 3, "a. STENES WOODS
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viRTUs-Guide well thy heart. Shut up eve.
~ crevice by wholesome thoughts, and the evil
atmosphere by which thou art surrounded will
never enter lie who would tempt thee for one
moment, to turn ASIDE from the path of truth,
must receive no favor from thy hands. Slumber
not when evil Associates are pressing TO thy side.
To be vr,uous Is TO be respected to be respect
ed is to be happy TO be happy is 10 be
wealthy.
TN virtues path who ireads
Treads surely all we feel and see
Is a lrumpna march which leads
Truth, knowledge, to its victory:
IT'S sorrows siernesi discipline
That makes our mortal man divine"
Could the young man who breaks away from
the golden chain that inds him to virtue, but re.
alize the litter fruits Of his course, not worlds
would tempt him to run the fearful risk. From
heaven Of love, peace and glory, he sinks to a
hell OF misery, disgrace and run. Be thou Gaze.
fnl, o youth, and thou wilt be like holy ange
in the eyes of mankind.
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Falmouth, May 90. 1914.
To Mr.. Brown, CT

Falmouth, May 29. 1914.
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston.
certify hat my wife ha> cen afflicted with very
lad humor her face, and her stomach for fifteen
years past. After using variou> medicines fecom-
nendei for her com plants wlth ltlc or no enet she,
common 'cd sing by The advlce If Mr.. Edward Ma
SON Alo e.ary. Y mr. Sars npaulla and Tomato Bit
tiers, ana sue now IN ettcr heal h, than she has e.
lore en- uyel .'r the last fifteen years; and would
cneeriiy recommend TO all and EVERYONE who IS
all cted With any Of the complaints whir this med
is re ommrntcd for to use it in prefer nee TO any
article now IN use, Yours res ec''ull,
J. b. LEACH.
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COME ALL WHO ARE
SUFFERING FROM PAIN,
Bc Cured without Charge or Expense,
n

The greatest Remedy erer kno'cn for all The
pains which IL processes TO cure, ciH be gir-
Ell Gratis TO The afflicted ,cho cannot
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PyrIanI, Me. June s. lS44.
LIVER CoMPLArST, eau be cured without resoriing
to mercury, # you will only Browns sarsaparilla
and Tomato BhIe,s.
To Mr.. Freterire Brown, Proprietor ofthe Sar,apa-
rla and Tomato Bitters:
This cerlihc> that my wife was severely afflicted
tn the Liver Complaint and her health wa very Sc.
rousy undermined. Having tried varlous pre- GRIP
tons without success, she fortuna ely induced 10
Try your Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bt,ers her health
soon began 10 improve. and >he l. now mach better
in health, and woul advise any l.. Ill health u use
them ours, respectfully.
CHARLES earle.
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INSIIR A HCE.

Wholesale and Retail Agents for the town OF Bur
linEt n, Q HARRISGroS & BRoTHEA.
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All orders for the above Medicine addressed to the
Proprietor, F. BROWN, &c Washington ST., Boston,
will meet with puncrua attention.
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents for Burlinc
ton and vicinity. For sale also by George Ayers,
Milton; Roynton Rnrrtt, Hnesburgh; tnndon &
Martin Wires, Cambridge H. l.. Camp, stowe; john
Fl. Bowman Vergennes William r. Russell Mid
dlebury; ;. p. Reifed, Montpelier. Sold also by
Druggists and Agents ceneray.-Sl per bottle, or
6 bottles for So
July, 1915. 7yl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
SHEKIFF'S SALE,

SALEs
WILL he sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door of Mobile eoun,y, on the 18th Of
April, 1s45, hetween the hours Of IL e'cock A. n.
aud O'Clock P. OF said day, negro man called
JOHN, aged about Is years. and says that i,s be-
longs 10 one Mrs. Nancy McCiary. Of Beaufort
", South Carolina, from whom he was sfolsn abost
ak years since; the said slave John is bAck. AAst
4 feet. inches high, and has scar on The bouo.
Of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy
Said negro man having been committed to tho jail Of
Mobile cornty as a runaway slave, by Charles A.
Hoppin, ESQ.,, Mayor Of the city Of Mobile, on the
l7ih day Of September, 1874. aud his owner having
failed 10 forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away, he therefore to be sold IN
compliance with the statutes in such cases made and
PROVIDED to pay Jail fees.
octIs 2l9ids C. BANCROFT, Sheriff. M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
SIIERTFF'S SALE.

"IL be sold cash in front Of the Court House
w door Of Mobile county, on Thursday. the 18th
day of August, lS45, between the hours of o'clock.
AM aud ocIotk, Pm, of said day negro man
called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, feet
10 or ii inches high, and says that he belongs to
James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county,
State OF Alabama Said negro man Barney having
been committed to the Jail OF Mobile county, Aaba-
ma, as a runaway slave, by Charles B. King. JUS
tice Of the Peace, Of Mobile county, The 10Th day
Of January. Is4s, and his owner owners having
failed 10 come forward, prove property. pay charges
and take him away, he therefore will be sold in
piance with the statute in such cases made md pro-
vided To pay Jail fees, &C.
G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ C
03-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and
Journal, Tuscaloosa. sad huntsville Democrat wi
please copy till day Of sale. febl7 67tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
PUBLIC SALES.
'RAEcH BAsE OF rHES STATE OF ALABAMA
At MnRIIR-Iannarp lat IRih

BRANCH BAsK OF TIE STATE OF ALABAAA2
At MoBILE-JanUary LIST, ls45.
Rf Virtue Of The power in me vested, by Mort
gage executed 10 the Branch ofthe Bank Of The
State nt Alabama at Mobile, by James HUE, on The
29Ih of November, 1897 aud recorded in the ONCE
Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of Autauea county
Abbama-Also. by the powerv sied in me BY a
Mortgage executed To the Branch nfthe Bank Of the
State Of Ala'ama by ,mes HUE, on the l4lh Of
ApI 1910, recorded in the nfcr of The Clerk OF tn.
County Colhi Of Aulauga county, Alabama, | shall
expose before the COuit House door in the CITY Of
Montgomery. on the first Monday April next, at
public sale. The following named Negroes Bob,
lack, Bill, Price, Phil, Dave, Peter. John, Lucy
aud infant, Lors and Hannah. Terms cash, payable
in the notes of the Bank Of the State OF Alabama
or its branches. T.. l.. TOULMIN. President.
By RUSH ELMoRE,
mhlO s1Ids AIiorhev Branch Rank Mobile
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
SHERIFF's SALE.


Donald r. W. McKae, Admir- Of I. James, decd,
vs.. vendiiioni exponas.
Edgar X. James, and John Gayle and Robert d.
James, his securities.
WILL be- sold for cash in front Of the Court House
w door Of Mobile County. On the FIRST Monday Of
March, l645, between the hours of II O'Clock AN.
and O'Clock pm. Of said day. ali tie right. title and
interest Of John Gayle in aud to the following de-
scrbed piece, parcel lot "f land and premises. sil
wted, lying and being ia the county Of Mobile. On
the north side OF the Three Mile Greek, and descfb-
ell as follows, to wi:-commencing At the northeast
corner of David Files lot Of land Tie raid St. Sle-
phens Road thence along the vest side Of said Road
north 1OA degrees, west nine (9) caias 81 links TO
stake; thence soulh ~ degrees west, fifteen (l6)
chains and eghty-lo $50 links to stake; thence
south l0a degrees, nine (9) chains and 81 links,
to q stake on the HortI line OF said David Files line
lands; thence north II degrees east, along said
Files line, fifteen (15) chains and 81 inks to ihs
place of beginning. containing fifteen 1bl acres.
aud bonnded ~ follows: east by the ST. Stephens
Road. north and west by lands Of T. l.. Toulmia,
asd south by lands now or formerly belonging to Da.
vid Fiiss The above described ands are TO be sold
s the property of John Gayl by virtue Of the above
stated writ Of sendt,on exponas, which issued from
the Cncat Court of Clarke county and To directed.
febl 54,ds G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c.
G3rPosponed by consent of plaintiff until tbs lst
Monday in April l845.
mil sO,ds q. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
SHERjFF'S SALE,

SHERlFF'S SALE.
T"s. s ss:s r.. .a Son" }Wd.L be :S sS OF
Joseph W. Ham. >ihe Court House door
of Mobile county, Saturday. the 18th day ofApri.
l845 between the hours of II O'Clock AN. and a.
clock Pm. Of said day, four boxes Of assorted Dry
Goods and other merchandise. The same is to be
sold AZ pershsble property. by virtue OF the above
stated order Of sale which issued by the Hon.
the Judge ofthe Cosnty Cour, Of Mobile county and
to me directed.
,nhas Holds C. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Conch Snead } by virtue ofa writ of e ia
fG VI issued from the Circuit
John Ticknor. Court orthe United States for
the Southern District Of Alabama and 10 me directed.
! will sell for cash IN front Of the United States
Court Room, on the FIRST Monday Of April next, be-
tween The hour nfl2 o'clock, uoon, and O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, TO wit; lot and
situated in the cay Of Mobile. fronting on the
north side OF 81 Francis street between Water and
Commerce -uerts and extending through to Plan
iers street, having IS feet trout 81 Francis street
and running through 10 Planters the same width,
bounded south by ST Francis street, east by n lot
and stores late the property Of NJ. ID. Esasa and P.
A. Remsen, north by Planters street, west by Il lot
late belonging to Alfred Bill, now the property of
Bench, Ella 4 Co, the levied as the property
Of John Tck.or to satisfy the above mentioned f ia
VIM. ARMISTEAD, u. 5, Marshal.
mh3 79tf BY G. CUYLER, Deputy Marshal.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
SHERlFF'S SALE.
The Bank If Mobile
VS. | vindilioni expoaas
Ia,ak,ah Gafas


WILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court House
w door Of Mobile county, On the first Monday Oi
April 1885, between the hours Of ii o'clock and
O'Clock PM Of said day, all The right. title and in
terest Of Hezekiah Gates in and the following de-
scrbed piece, parcel lot Of land and premises
situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile, on the
north side Of Dauphn street between jackson and
Joachim streets, having front the north side oil
Dauphin street Of thirty (30) feet and running back
nor,hwardly one hundred and twenty (12O) feet IN
depth. and bounded MS follows. to wit: by lands
Of lillian Lyon Ell. al. north by lands of John ID.
Haney ct al; west by iands formerly belong
ing to George Wood, and south by Dauphin street.
The said lands are to be sold as the propery Of
Hezekah Gates, by virtue Of the above stated ylnd
toni exponas, which issued FROM The Circuit Couri
Of Mobile county and to me directed.
unit 88ths c.. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. e.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
MOBILE THEATRE.
Mana ayers. -. ludlow Il SMITH
NINTH NIGHT or The OPERA.
MKs- sreUm. Ma FRAzER.
Ma. SE0uIE, Mr.. AEDRLWs,
AMI otl,ers.
BENEFIT or Mn. SEoUIS.
Last night hut one Of the engagement Of the OPERA
COMPANY.
SATURDAY. March 29lh. 1s45.
The Opera Of CINDERELLA.
Prince Felix. Mr., Fraser
Dandni. ..............,... Mr.. Seguin
Polnpnlino Mr.. Andrews
Cinderella .............. Mrs Segsin
Oc-For particulars see small bills Of the day.
Previous TO which a Short piece called the
YOUNG WIDOW.
Spl.sh .(Eor this night only 49,. Mr.. Andrews
Who will dance the original Mock Minnuet. aud
sing the "Country Fair"
MIR Frazer's Benefit on Monday.
0J-In Rehearsal Fra DiAvoLo.
Hanim0tOn,s Celebrated Moving
DIOR AMAS
AND AsToNIsHisG
Italian Fanfoecai, or Liiiipufian Family
4 8 Ermerly exhibited a. the City Saloon and
IA American Museum, New York. for three years
in Mobile 10 1899 asd 1874. Fur THEKE EVEN
rss, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, March
3lst. April let and I'd. n the CoRINTHIAN
HALL
Programme sffAs Ersnins's EzhibifiOn.
Grand Moving Diornmz, representing an Ita"an
Landscape. Beautiful Drop Scene.
The Bedasor IN Spain--thrilling Dioramic Scene.
The Storm and Shipwrsck- Magnificent Diorsma
The Fairy Groito.
To conclude with the Itzlisn Fantoccin, or Lille
putian Family, whose inimiiable limitations Of life
have universally elected the most rapturous applause
= m = Adsnia chiI hall t,rira A..
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hardy Hinson,

A. II. Dutche, and George w. stratton.
WILL be snld for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county, on Tuesday, the
LIST day OF April, lS45 between the hours OF eleven
O'Clock, a. NJ. and four o'clock IN. Of said day, all
the right and title Of George w. Srstton, in and to
the steamboat called the MINERVA, her tackle,
apparel aud furniiu,e--the having been seized
on as the property Of George w. Strauon, by virtue
Of the above stated execution, which issued from the
County Court cf Mobile county and to me directed.
,nh22 96ds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff III. c.