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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
MARINE NEWS
Port of MobiIe--ApriI 1, Is45


CLEARED. ..
Br ship Walla'e e, Main. for Liverpool by Reid &
ship Canton, Packard Tor New lreans, by master.
Ship UncH,, Latham, Tor New York, by Whitaker &
Sampson.
Br bark Euclid, Dawson, for st Johns N n, by WIN
Milgnn IL co.
schr Kate Aubrey. Chandler, for Philadelphia by Beers
d Smith. .Itf
ARRIVED.
Ship John Dunlap, Choate, fun Boston, to master.
ship Telumab, Borland. II DIS I'm Boston muster
Mark Atiicn, Mcclellan, fin Boston, 10 master.
schr PascugouIa Burns, fn ProcIor's Plantation, to
Smith, Dabney & CO .'r. -m
steamboat James Day. Reynolds, i'm New Orleans.
Steamboat Tuscaloosa. LaVergy, I'm Tuscaloosa, with
Sl3 bales cotton.
Steamboat Jim, Kinney. from Macon, with SOL bales
cotton.
SAILED FOR THIS PoRT-FrOm New-Y0rk, 23l-
Ships Michigan, Mason; Sarah u Arsilia, Butman.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

We understand thai The Butchers 10 our market
nave come to the determination 10 close their stalls
hereafter on Sundays. and thai they have peIioned
tie city authorities Tor the privilege OF opening the
markets on Saturday evenings, that families may have
The opportunity Of supplying Themselves for The Gu
SUING day. We think this most colnmendable
movement, mud We trust The vegetable dealers will
unite IN The application for change in the ordinance
I" exec, this desirable object. The has been
commenced IN the right quarter, and sure it
viii be cordially seconded by the whole community
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

new and improved Rife. SAID TO be of great SUI
perioriy 10 the ola arm, is now offered for sale in
this city by the Agent of Messrs. S. b. Amory &
Co., manufacturers, Goshen. New York. This III
de can he fired with accuracy a much greater DIS
lance than the ordinary kinds, and possesses many
other decided advantages, which the agent will be
pleased 10 explain 10 all persons who may be desi-
r'us oil examining or purchasing. We have seen
notices from northern papers, where these rifles have
been tested at target 6ring which state that several
successive trials were made at distances VARYING
from 800 to BIZ yards, with extraordinary precision.
They are beautifully finished, and he at The
store Of w. IA. Bunnell Il Co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

Go-On The subject Of war between the United
States and Mexico, tie Houston (Texas) Morning
Star observes: I'VE advise the people OF our mother
republic not 10 he alarmed; Mexico has been trying
for the last ten years get ihrough Texas. and has
not succeeded. The people east of the Sabine are
all out Of harms wal"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

The Washington Globe of the 2Ilh, contains an
article eNidehIly Introductory history OF the Tex
AS question. II assumes that injustice has been done
10 several OF the prominent who took leading
part IN opening the wa, to The restoration Of Texas,
and particularly names Col Benton Enthusiastically
misconsnued." 1t particularly names Senators
Walker, Haywood, Bagb,, DIX and Allen, as ''the
princi al aud etiecri'e agents" in harmoniIing mt
iurity favor Of Texas and announces the purpose
"to give history Of The transaction to render JUS
tee TO these gentlemen and correct some false I'M
pressons that have gone abroad''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

hire broke out last evening about O'Clock, ia
The Livery Stable belonging 10 MIR. EwERs, on
Royal street, adjoining the Stale Bank, which soon
destroyed the Whole Of the building and stock Of
nay &C. mostii not all of The carriages, and we be-
'eVe all The horses were saved. The loss mu.I be
serious. This is the third FIRE in month within a
qna'e of each other II Is supposed to be the work
II an incendiarv.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

Per bark Lucreiia I'm Bosion-L Merchant d co; T II
Cheever; q Wesifeldt q Bro Bowen; ID Tioison; J II
Rivers n Coz Foster 4 Battelle; Smith Dabhey & CO;
D Stelson; J Chalmers; Dewing Edmands & Field
Per steamboat James l. Day from New Or leans
Foster Il Rattele; Fry, Bliss co.. Rugeey Mann CO;
smith, Dabney CO; T Maxwell; o'ReiIly N co; NJ i
McRae; M Warning d COS Campbell, Owen a. co., Ludlow
d. Smith; Sands & CO; J Chamberlain.
Per barge Lenlsn i'm New-Orleans-T Miller & CO;
j C Cook Wilson N May HUMPHREYS, Walsh d CO;
Marshall. Rowe e. RI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

ence passes through the cenier of the solar image
By giving different inclinaions The tube, ia res
peci tie beam, The dameters ol the circles will be
greater OF less. Ina similar manner, the rays Of
the falling upon cylindercal pri,maIic crystals
Of ice, perpendicular To the hnrizon. (heir natural
pos,ion) and Of course inclined The solar b, am
in given angle, may produce The circle that passes
through the suns center. We will not. this time
ATTEMPT an explanation OF thu peculiar reflections
that form the Subordinate rings.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
PASSENa.H2IES.

Per steamboat lanes l. Day from New-O rleans-
Mesdames Cowes, Jules, smith, Misses Beser, Noble
Co.'s Cowles Hitchcock, Gen Smith, M+ssrs Dabtey, NJ
cholson Donaldson, Terry, Feaihersuae, Bell Gilchfis
White. N oble, Poe, Miller, Tobin, Yale. Wadsworlh W
Turner, Whiting, Banter, Taylur Jules, McCayer Lyon
Adams, Battle, Steinback-lS ON deck.
Per steamboat Tuskaioosa tm Tuscaleosa-Dr Searcy
and lady, Messrs Kennedy. Kinney, Tamadge. Thorn 5
Noble Hale Cain, Williamson. MOOre Owen. Jackson
strong, Hanna, Rivers. Montgomery, Clyde.
Per steamboat Jim from Mncon-aessrs DeGennet, Or
Rae, T Talley, Creacb, Dict son.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

Per steamboat Jim fin Macon-Walker & Holmes 1853
bales; Billiard S, Rhea Sykes q co A; Rupert Nc
LELAND 1926 B Nave 8: Toomer, Gay & co 81; Camp-
bell Z; Harris Clayton d CO |.
Per steamboat Tuscaloosa from Tuscaloosa-E l. An
drews AL bales; Tart, Stewart 4 co 279 Boyd
g. bro a. Andre & Dawson A.; Peek d nhackleford
Is; Jones Swanzey |; Riyes, Battle d co /, inns Il
Redus 2, K Carlisle ]; owner on board 8.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

Du-Morse's Telegraph is Ngan at work under The
direction Of The Poftofice Department.
An Improvement has been made by which an cleo
uical current Is kept up with permanent nag"eis,
thus simplifying and cheNpening the process, and
superceding the of the Galvanic battery.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

LIVERPOoL-Per Br ship Wullace-232l bis cotton.
EFT JOHNS, N D-Per Br bark Eucd-2UOu SKIS SAT-.
NEW-YORK-rer ship Uncas-l0U7 bales cotton, 90
mdse.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Kate Aubrey-i22 bales
cotton, 80 empty casks, trunk.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

Qj-The undersigned announces himself as can
didatc for CLERK oiihe Circuit Court OF obie coun
~, al the ensuing August election. g. s
ianl7 4lie i9s.r0 JACOB 9. MARSH %
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

0o-The friends Of WILLIS W. GAY will sup
port him as candidate for the office of Clerk OF the
County Court, at the election in August next.
ianl6 AOieE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

OD-I offer my name the voters OF Mobile county
as candinaie for the office Of County Clerk, AT the
ensuing August election.
lanl6 39ie EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

~ Gait. GEoRaE RoMRIL, of the schr Cesar, arrived
here yesteidn in ship Bowdi,ch, Chpt. CRowsLL, hav
ing been run down the 18Th Feb on HIS Passage ON
lcaboe, bound for Jersey, England loaded with gaano
In a' AZ N, Ion IL w blowing heavy gale AT the time
from the North attended with hail and rain, heing very
dark and squnlly-had bows stove IN, bowsIit and
mast went by the board whch rendered our almost
hopeless. In 10 or Il minutes she went duwn. We
succeeded IN getting board the ship BOwdich, and
cheerinlIy received by Capt C. And Capt. Romr
would further add that IL would be doing injustice
feelings mention the kind, humnno and gentleman
y treatment of Cnpt G. and his officers, both him
his wounded crew, with his leg broken and three
others Lnily bruised. Such treatment. hope, will
find place in the memories of Mi of Us.
The schooner ut the time OF the collision, going
hve mi rs mn hour. The Bnwdiirh going ten. apl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

ENLOUR-25 bbs Northern Flour, Rochester
IL Mills, for sale by
apl HUMPHREYS, WALSH g. co.
~ HAIRS--5 50 dozen common cane ami wood
~ Chairs, in 5 ore aud for sale by
spy MARSHALL, RoWE 4 CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

p7I respectfully announce myself candidate
for Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, a.
the ensuing August election.
mhS Sltf j. W.LANG.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

0u-We are requested To announce EDWARD b.
GALE as u candidate for Clerk Of the Count, Court
al the ensuing election. - mill
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
MOBILE
Tuesday Morning, April i, 1915.

The eastern mail WAS through yesterday, bot with
out news OF interest.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

90 The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as a candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Mobile county nj the election en- The
lat Monday Of August nex, mh26te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

EgNED S. RATCLIFFE Is proposed by his
friends ~ candidate Tor Clerk Of the Circuit Court
and will he supported by
febl7 67tI MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

II MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE--NEW
ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BosToN-(GuARANTEE CAPITAL $lGO,O0U)-W III
Lives the Mutual Principle AT favorable rates.
Table Of p, emums aud forms OF application, together
with any other in relative the Institution
may be had VI apple alton Mt the Office OF .
DEXTER u ABBOT, Agents,
NH =.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

OF WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, DENTIST
Having returned from the North, be found al his old
quarters No 4a Dauphn street, three doors below Roy
al-noyth side.
REf ERENcEs-Dr. Levert. DR.. Mott noy22 242tr
GTNOrICE-The consi2nee of Machinery marked
G. =. o Mobile, Ianding from b. liz Grow er from os
ton, 10 requested tn wharf or il
will be stored. [mh29i J. H. RIVERS g. co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

UMUTUAL SAFETY TNsURANCE 90

of New-York-A Dividend of rwENTy-THREE AND HALF
declared on the 9th inst Capital Increased
TO SIX HUNDRED AND sIxTy-srvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Total million of dollars. fiI.. Yar.
Persons who did business with tho Agency during the
year just ended i'll receive their Dividends IN Scrip in
February. e.
Applications for INSURANCE will he received the Office
Of the Agency, corner OF st Francis and Royasts, up
stairs. jnnlSl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

RI FOR SALE-The " 70 story frame dwell.
Ess::U ing HOUSE, with doul lie kitchen. and well
81 good water with pump, F. the southwest corner
Of Government and ST. Lawrr zee sreets, ut present
occupied by James Hanery &: Co. The lot has a
froa Government street Of fifty feet by depth Of
aPi io4xm0 TOP. E. brown = son,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

~ OMMITTED TO the Jail Of Mobils county, on
" the. Slst March, l8s5, by Charles a. H5ppls.
Esq. MayorSof the city Of Mobile, runaway adlAttoi
slave called JOHN, feet inches high, aged about
10 years, has his breast and says he be-
longs Elizabeth Jones, or Mrs. Elizabeth Hi,sis;,
Of Warsaw, Sumter county, Ahibama. The owner
or owners sre requested TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away, o,lsrwi,s
made md provided pay Jail fees, s.. 3
apl loaf C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. q:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

Tie annual election Of Governor and other State
officers, aud members Of the legislature, takes place
IN Connect icut an Monday, 9Th instant. Four mem
eera Of Congress 10 be chosen that occasion,
am "'"e sheriff in each of the eight counties, WHO
are e'ec'e" Cor the term of four years. ..l ...,i
We decea"oN IN the last Congress have all been
'o"'""'ea Tor re'e'ee,ion, except Dr. Simons, who,
Is ,.'er''od, did no, desire to he again candi
date Mes'r' Ca'lin, seympur and Stewart are to
be voted for again in their respective dist lets. q
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

NJ OTICE-Alt persons are hereby warneds moi To-
] y credit the steamboat ARKANSAS without u
written order from Capt 4Pittfrld or ID Deshen,
no debts otherwise incurred win b paid W The
owners Of said Boat. 5,',s. = 4iffs' 80 4 Il
mhl2 LANES REID a CQA 2
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

p HAVILAND, CLARK a CO., IMPORT
Frs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS In Drugs and Medicines
Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Perunery
Brushes, Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye Siuffs &C.
Nos As and AZ Water street-MODILE.
HAvILAND, KEEsE q Co, New-York.
HAvILAND, HARRAL Il ALLEN, Charleston, 3. c.
HAvILAND, RIsLEY d Co, Augusta, Ga. deco lcmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

1H0O BLEACHED Sacks Salt in excellent
1OOO order, for sale in the Bay or on the
wharf. (asD %. by J. II. RIVERS & co.
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DOCTOR ANruaON,S
SEHUUL IND GOIIEGE CEjSSICS,
For sale by NASH s. WOoDHOuSE,
1877 Main Sireei, Richmond.

l31 Main Sireei, Richmond
ATTN GRAMMAR, Part First I.stin Les
suns. containing the mist important parts nj The
Grammar 81 the Latin language, together with appro
pirate Exercises IN transaiing and writing Latin,
Latin Grammar, Part 2.--Au introduction 10 l.aiin
Prose Composition.
Latin Prosody A system of Latin Prosody and We
ire.
CGsar.--Cnsars CONNIE n,aries. Sc, with English
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Virgil.-1he !Eucid Of Virgil. with English Notes.
Sc
Ciccra.--Selec, ontions of Cieero with English
Notes, &c,
iloraee--rhe works Of Horace, with English Notes.
Sc.
Sallust.--Sallust'S Jnguuhan War aud Conspiracy of
Catalina. with an English Commentary. Sc.
Greek Lessons. Part l.--First Greek Lessons, tot
the Use o. pegianers
Greek Lessons. Part 2.--An introduction Ia Greek
PRISE Composition.
Greek PTosody "A System OF Greek Prus,dy aud
Metre. 49,
jacobs Greek Reader. with English Notes. Sc,
lioDer.-llonef's llliad with English Nnes.
Greek Gramnat.--For the ol Schools and Collie
ges.
New Greek Gammar.- Principally from the German
OF kohner, Matthias, Buttman, &c.
New Classical Dictionary.
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities. together
with general collection OF English Sc,ool and Classical
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had in x Richmond.
Jan. 30 tsf
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Hays Linasncni for the PILES.

TENiE genuine Hays LInament is sill as eagerly
a. sought after usual. Tor the cure OF this must dis
lressina complaint People begln 10 find out, thai they
throw away their money any other article Tor Use
Physicians are beginning apply this in hei' practice.
finding that il is The only sure remedy The
reason that we say "cennne Hays Linan'em," is, be
scoundrel in The city OF New York, has had the
baseness 10 counterfeit what the result OF years oi
investigation the part OF the author. and thousands OF
dollars of expense We the public can distinguish
cen him. who uses the ability and know ledge God
has given him, and years of study for the comfort and
benefit Of his eliow creatures and him who would palm
upon them an article useless aud dangerous for the sake
Of making few dollars. Comstock & Co.'S name !;
upon every wrapper. -
Sold wholesale and retail by Coms.ock & Co., 81
CoIllandi ST.. N. T.. and by John II. oeay, Lynchbue
and Kabler & Specie, New London.
Jan. 80 Gal I'm
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OIL Of YNMHiH,
..nxS a.. n,.tn,nG ina :pnV Sh "a II q

IVIIlS article so much in use III the Northern States,
Il is OF the cheapest preparation iarmer can use
for his harness. II will restore old harness that has
been laid asde half out, 10 It's original s'renglh
and beauty making perfectly bright, soil ana piiabe'
By applying to new harness leather. II VIII Increase
the wear ily per cent, as il keers the water from
ering the pores of the leather and of conrse keeps II al
most perfectly dry. There is article equal t" II, tor
applying TO wagon tops, carriage tops OF any k'd =
and what is the interest Of the public 1t comes
remarkably cheap. =,
Sole wholesale and retail by Comsock Co., q
Corllandt ST. N. Y, and by john II. Seay, Lynchburs
and Kabler s. Specie, New London.
JAN 80 eal I'm
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WIG MEETING IN BEDFORD

s''"' ~ notice. the Wings OF Bedford held 1
"see.'ng al The Courthouse on the o5th nf January
anu were "tsantzsd 10y calling Beajann A. Don
E. n ','e e,a'' aud appointing Henry Jordan aud L
-, YIN nation. WIN NJ Burwel. lanes l.. Brown.
"m Terry. r.. Allen. Joseph Wlson. pascbal RI
'ofo, Ihos L. Mitchell and Geo S,eplue having been
Pi'oh'ea oy Tie Chairman committee to repor, rr-o-
rho VI ''e sense ct The meeting. reported
! Tue following. which were adopted unanimously.
hesoirrd. That the Whigs Of Bedfrd ,nnr,,y. If the
li"ioSlon 10 hnld Convention lO assemble nj Char
hi'ies'i on Tu, sday the ith day of Febrpnry n.xi
Tor The purpose ct selecting suitable candidate To repre-
seat me h'gs OF the 5th Congressional District in the
approaching canvass.
Resoired. That naj.WJn. Leltweb. James \. !. I'M
son. iod wick Mcdaniel. VIM NJ. Bnrwell. n. n.
oahpoel, VIM Dickinson, joseph Wilson r.
nntks, Jho' y Letwlch. Col. Juo. W. Holt. Thomas
T. Mitchell. Dr. Granville l.. Brown. VIM. Terry,
julia jordan, DR.. DAn'l. rompkins MrIIenrv Inrl,n
}. Nj. w. Leii~ich. Ihos L. Saunders. Nd ID Stem,
Toe, CORNELIUS Pate James NJ. Woods. Willis Polndex.
ter, Jno. o. l.. Goggin. Benz A. Donald Rob,. Allen.
Nelson A. Patterson James l.. Brown. John Beard
Wm H. Jones. Chas. w. Gill, Frazier o. Stratum, Col
iandy H. Jones, and James NJ Jones be appointed del
egaes 10 represent the Wings Of Bedford III sand Cunyen-
ton.
hesoiped, That the Wings al Bedford regrellinp the
determination of the Hon. WM. L. GoeGIS 10 withdraw
from public lie avail themselves of This occasion as an
nroprIae to express Their undated confidence in his
""') anu "htgFiN Us nlltlclan, and his worth aud
excellence as man, aud tender him in his retirement
(whch they hope will be but temporary their grateful
Acknowledgements Tor the trnness and Independence
The consistency and devotion with which he has unorlr
ly maintained the principles of the Wing party.
Inc death ofCo. VIM. Campbell, the late represen-
iave III the General Assembly Of Virginia Of The Sena
tral District. composed Of the Of Bedford and
rankin. having bren announced, the following fesolu
lion was offered and unanimously adopted:
heso'oed. That this meeting deeply concerned To
hear OF the death of their late representative, Col VIM
CAMPBELL; and approaching his worth as 4 man. and
his long aud varied public services they sincerely COLI
ii ii" with hs relatives, ard with the community gen
orally, over the loss which they have sustained in his
death.
Resoiced, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published IN the Lynchbnre Vnglnian charlottesville
Advocate and Il edmond Whig
GA motion, meetn, adj lnrned.
BEN. A. DONALD, Pres't.
f. e BugRs, "e' vs.
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lSfslI U.AIsH.

Died. at the residence of her father. (uaj John NJ.
iloand) in tie county of Franklin on Tuesday, the
l4h ms :. Mrs. NANCY NJ. wife of Col. William A.
Street, III the 9Th year Of her age.
-, at Mrs. Taylor's, near Lynchurg, on the 26tb
december. l5l4, Col. ALEXANDER Is. Rose, at the age
Of Gs years. He was well known IN Amherst county
where lac was born. He lived and died and well
known there in Lynchburg, where he had also lived
Born and reared in wealth and afiuence, with great
kindness Of sou noble and free heart; having lived a
life without stain reproach, the suspicion of
the want at the prime pies OF honor and recude, he
died poor; but with many living friends who depore his
misfortune, and will remember the death Of good and
honorable Before his exit he prolessco his faith
in the Christian Religion, and died in the belief that
Christ would be his Saviour. IAN honest man is the
ma ,lns ,,f Il
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OIDleID(. rs BALM OF
(lblUNB0A.

For restoring Ue liar and preventing q from falng
om.
nNlllS preparation viii not nnly keep the hair from
falling pui but will increase thu growth in won
defMl manner, Il will keep the hair perfectly salt
aud glossyand always Smooth and ofe brilliant color
making tie ooarsrst dfycs hair, soft aud smo III The
reputation aud value ol the article. have induced per
yet Nh limitations u = Of 10 value entirely worth
less -palmng them oll the public genuine hair
siores, when is geuefall, known that thls,s the My
article that will insure full head oi hair 10 the person
uslnr IT,
Sud wholesale and retail by Comstock Co, 81
Gor,landi ST., n " and by jain IL Seay, Lynchburg.
aad kahrr 4 Specie. New London.
Jan. 30 oaf l2m
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EE.H.sEE EDUC.ITO.V.

\N T. take pleasure in announcing that Miss Ann r.
w Christian has consented 10 lake charge OF a Fe-
m ale School in our heghburhoDd and, 10 addition too
daughters some g or 10 young ladies' would he taken IN
the School. Miss Christians qualifications to iInpaft IN
sruc:ion are ample, and Of tue first order. being FULLY
and abundanlly tested in adjoining county during the
last five sesslonsgvng entire satlsaconlo pat
and pupils
All the English branches, constituting sound, thor
ougl female education. together with the French Ian
puage and Music on the Piano, will be taught; aud IN
addition to the intellectual improvement, the health
manners aud moras Vi The young ladies VIII receive
particular attention.
The location of this Seminary is miles northwest OF
Lynchburp and | mile south Of The Blue Ridge Turn
pike, surrounded by all the elements that constitute
health, comorl aud good society.
The exercises ot the School " III commence Mon
day. the Sd Of March, and close with the month Of De-
ce,uber making Session OF 10 months.
Board had quite convenient, in genleel families,
at prices to correspond with The times.
TEREMS.
For English marches, 81 per mo. or $50 per SEES
For French Language, or IL "
For Music the Piano, " 80 "
No extra charge Tor the of the Piano, any 9th
er contingencies, in this School.
JAMES METCALFE.
BENJAMIN WIGGlNTON,
ARCHIBALD BOILING,
HIRAM CHEArWOOD,
30. LEFrN,CH.
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.IcOMSfic Ou for Deafness,
The only sure remedy and cure for deafness Is Hie
.lcnMNic OIL Of DE-. llc.Nalr.

The only sure remedy and care for deafness is the
.ieomtic OIL Of Dr. Me.>ad.
4 CHEMICAL preparation which is doing won
~. ders among the deaf. The as ease in " icl a
cura effected, MIR. Bcni johnson. Of ,i0nl
Pcarst New York Who had been deaf three years and
half and whu was enl,,ely cured This is only one
out oi hundred certificates Which can be- seen by ap,
plying at usioners of Comsloeh 4 Co, 81 Cort-
laudt ST.. New York Beware Of a counterfeit article
put up 10 imitation ul this. See that omsock 4 Co.'S
name 10 the bole.
Sud wholesale and retail by Comsiock s. CO.. ~
Corlandl ST.. NJ Y. aud by John II. Scay, Lynch
bury. aud kabler x Specie, New London.
Jan 80 paf Pm
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" is'a'f(E.

YNlE partnership heretofore existing under the Style
L and firm of ROBERTS & LEE, expired by lin
alion On the Isl instant. The Of the firm will be
used in closing the concern.
All persons indebted to the concern earnestly
anesed To come forward and settle their accounts.
are anxious 10 wind 1t up as SION as practicable.
RNLAND ROBERTS,
JOHN b. LEE.
Lynchbnrg, Jan. 80, 1915.
P.S. We thank our friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage bestowed on the firm ct Ron
ERrs s. LEE, during the last five years, and ask con
lnnance of il 10 the new coIcen of LEE & ROB
ERrS. X.
j. b l..