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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

OFFICE ALA. LIFE lss. AND TRUST Co.
 Mobile, November 26h, lS44. { NNtlE following Resolution was this day adopted E by the Trustees of this institution:
 That on and alie, ns date this company will re- turn TEN PER CENT npon all premiums fnr insur ance, and that this will he allowed all open Cotton policies now running, from the commence u,ent of the season.
 nov27 246f MOL TISDALE, Secretary.
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BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 No 49 Dauphn street. J. II. RIVERS, Auctioneer,

ON THURSDAY, Jan. 16th, lS45, on account of M. s. Stetson, Commission Merchant and Agent for Eastern manufacturers, his store No. 37 Wa fer street-l00O cases Boots, Shoes and Hals con
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Succession of N. GirOd.
 Ep ' VIRTUE oi an order of the Honorable Court sB of Prohates, in and for the city and parish of New Orleans. dated 27lh December, l844, will be sold on the 24h FEBRUARY, ls46, and lI,e day $ following, by the Hon AiexaHder Cuyiller. judge of the parish of Assumption, sn ex oftco auctloneer for the said parish, upon the plantation of the late N. Gircd st on Bayou Liiourehe, Louisisna, Al 10 o'clock AM., he follow ing property:
 l. The SUGAR PLANTATION on the ieit side ot the Ba. you Laiourche. parish of Assumption. about leagues from the Mississippi. measuring 32 arpenls in front tle bayou, bV so in depth, (more less) with a dwelling house, sugar house, purgery, wagon houses siabI' $. steam engine, saw mili, hospital, corn mill, negro huts. etc, together with all the n- prosements thereon, bounded side by Simon Leblanc and on the other by Benjamin W Winchester; and upon the said land besides the slubble Of the last year, cane for a large plantation has been served.
 7. TRACT OF LARD opposite the sugar plants- ioa the right bank of fhs bayou. suring about 90 arpens tnnre ess) by forty in depth, bounded on one side by Oliver Canciene and on the other by property belonging ta Messrs. MIlles llopkns.- About 400 arpenls of this land have deen cleared.- Will likaw,se he sold such right IS N. Girod ac qured fom the United States to the double conces . sion Of said and-tie right IS sold. however, with. out warranty
 3. A TRAcr OF LAND upon lhe Jeff bank of the bayou, al about leagues from lhe river, containing six urpens front the bayou by 40 in depth, adon- ing the property of Antoine Vela.
 4. TRACT OF LAND upon the Jeff bank of the ba, ou ing three arpenis (more ess) front on the bayou. by forty in depth. about eight leagues from ihe river.
 Oxen, COWS, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry, carts, farming utensils, carpenters ard black smiths tools. household furniture, plate, etc etc.
 -ALso-
 One hundred and fwenty-.w SLAVES, ofboth sex es and Of different ages.
 CoEDIrIoss-The Sugar PIantation-On Ons-tenih cash, and the balance in four equal insta mens, at one. two three and four years credit; the Slaves, one-ffh cash, and the balance one. two and three years credit all the other landed property at one. two, three and four years' credit; the whole for notes endorsed 10 the satisfaction ol the dstve tamentary executors; sad notes payable at lhe end of March of each year. and bearing interest at the rate uf eight per cent. per annum, in of non-pay Dent at maturv-the notes shall be made payable at the Bank of Louisiana. with such restrictions as shall be announced the day of sale; for the au- mals, farming utensils and moveable effects one years credit, for notes endorsed and payable above ted. janl 2st Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
BY JOSEPH CURRAN.

BY JOSEPH CURRAN.
 ADMINISTRATOR SALE. On the 18th JANUARY, nj l2 2o'clock, ip front ol the Court House of Mobile county the personal pro- pery belonging the estate of Edward Comfort, de- ceased, pursuant to an order from the Hon. John A. Culhber,. Judge of the County Court of Mobile county
 Mules, 5 Carts and Harness, 1 Horse
 Furniture, etc.
 decl7 l4ttds THOS. O'BRIEN. Adm'r.
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OFFICE FIKEaES's INSURANCE Go . -.qs. Mobile. November 23d, IS4i.

TFSHE following Resolution was this day adopted J ny lhe Directors of ,h,s institution:
 That this office with the view "t pacing its cus- toners on an equality with those doing business with the Aaaxai Iasaranes Offices, w from this date. al low all persons doing business this office n COM. MISSION or TEN PER CENT on the amount of al prem,ulus paid by them, and shall extend 10 all Col lon policies now open.
 aov25 JAS. T. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY EDWARD, B. GALE.

EzseHior's Sale ot Ntgross.. Will be sold oD MONDAY, the l3lh instant, in front oI the Mansion House, Two Negroes, Reuben, black smith, and Jacoh, house servant, belons ing to the estate of the Ae K. c. Gordon. Terms, six months credt-purchasers giving notes with appro- ved security. jan6 3l
 BY JAMES SANDS & co.
 P. B. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. THIS MORNING, sth inst, at 9t o'clock, A general assortment of Groceries, Dry Goods, etc etc. Also
 Damaged Cotton for account of whom it may concern.
 BY MARSHALL, ROWE & CD.
 A. 5. HUNTINGTON Auctioneer. THIS DAY, at eh o'clock at sales room, 10 hhds N o Sugars, 20 bbls Whiskey 25 bbls super6ne Flour, 5 casks Bacon Sides 20 bags Rio Coffee, 2Okegs Goshen Butter 10 M Cigars, 20 boxes Tobacco
 90 boxes Cheese, 20 do Soap
 10 boxes Sperm Candles. Alter which 40 cases Calf. Kip and Seal Brogans, Boys do Wonan's Brogans, Youths do, Black Russia Hals. eic etc. Terms cash.
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ARCADE RESTAURAT.

E> HONE has the pleasure ts announce to his old N friends and patrons, and the public that having pstsrnsd the city heas again established himself b tho Restaurant line .and will e most happy to ad- minister to the wants and co6iorts ot all ~ho may hsser hin with theirsupport. He asais himself oi the occasion to return thanks for the liberal encour- assmsn, received during the last four years, in which IL has alike been bic pride and pleasure to cater for the Mobile public. t1-lla
 His present establishment IS over the ARcADE Bsildng, having an entrance from both St Michael aud Planters streets. The rooms are pleasant and airy, and have been handsomely fitted up, and the entire arrangements made at considerable expense. Furniture, kitchen utensils, etc., all new.
 Being provided with superior cooks and attentive walters, and having had long experience himself m the business, he pledges himself that his House shall not be surpassed by any similar establishment CT Hotel In the city. ri as- =s' As 1- '7f
 0l>-The Restaarat is open at all hours from 6 AM. 10 l2 o'clock, PM. Brea kfast, from 2 to lO--Din- Rer from to 4. and Supper from to 9 o'clock.
 O0-ls accordance with Ihe general depression, the terms for board Il, the Arcade Resiaura,, have been reduced to the following; Board. meal per day. ... .sl2 per month
 Do 2 do Ni d" .........$i1 do
 6o-The table always supplied with desert, fruit, etc. Wines extra charge. iq 'is n' Atr .
 Mobile, Dec. 3l. Aai'f .NF peti fsh
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OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS INs. Co.
 M1lile 02d Noxrnher l2ll


 l Mobile, 22d November. 1S44. {
 A T N meeting ofthe Board of Directors, the fol fA lowing resolution was unanimously adopted, viz.
 That this office, for the purpose of giving to its customers advantages similar to those offered by the Mutual Insurance plan, will grant to all parties doing business at their office, from this date, CoMMIs- SION OF TEN PER CENT. on the amount of premi' ums paid by them. and that this commission shall be allowed on all Cotton policies now open
 nov23 THOS. w. Mccoy, Secretary.
 (tHEMISTRY OF PLANTS, by Dr. Draper N/fFor sale by ..l tN JIM. sUMwALT X co, Booksellers and Stationers. SC Dauphn -st, eet treatise on the forces which produced the organ ization of Plants, with appendix containing seve- ra1 memoirs on Capillary Attraction, Electricity, and the Chem,ca Action of Light, " John Wm. Draper, NJ. D Professor of Chemistry, in the Uni | versity oi New York, vol quarlo.
 Boyd's Elements of Rhetoric and Literary Criti- cisni, with copous practical exercises and exam ples, for the of common schools and academies, including succnct history ot the English language, and ol Britie and American literature, from the ear Hest to the present tunes. ler jan7
 T,lIE ETRICOPHEROJJS, or PATENT MEpIcA- \ TED CoMrouEp,-ls now acknowledged by thousands, who ii daily, to be the only remedy 10 prersn baidnsss, and restore be Hair that has fallen of or becoIe thn; 10 prepsaf eity haT; to cure and remove every appearance of Scurf and Dandrif from the hair. and 10 keep Il m the most healthy, so and glossy stale, vel irse rom all oil, | and greasy appearance. Er sale ly - 3a Nal R. l.. WATKINS & O., Druggists, jan3 cnrner Water ani St Fraocis-sts. yNTHIrE LEAD-In 25, 50 and 100 lb kegs, o | w pure. extra, Nos I and 2, from ihs Unio, l Manufac,ory. A further supply just rrreired and | for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK x co, decsI ,4 45 and a7 wat-r-siree ID AGGING and ROPE
 | ID 800 pieces l,aggins and 300 coils Rope on con sig nment and for sale lw far cash or on time by dec90 SMITH, UABNEY & co 2 DRAGGING, ROPE and TwINE--Consiantl,
 ID on bsnd and fer sale for cash lung lime. gal JAS. SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

BY J. H. RIVERS & co.
 ]. fl. RIVERS, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. landing from schooner Philanthropist, 100 boxes Goldfish, 50 casks do st. 10 bbls pickled Goldfish. 20 bbls Beef FssS 20 boxes Tallow Candles, 125 bbls Onions :. l50 bbls white and red Potatoes 50 hbls dried Apples. Also-20O bales prime Portland Hay
 100 boxes scaled Herrings, with many oth- CT articles.
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JACOB s. MARSH, Agent, jan3 29ds Branch Rank at Mobile.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

" ILL he sold for cash in front of the Couri
 w House door of Mobile county, an the l7,h ol April, ls45, between the hours of Il o'clock Ii and o'clock P. M al said day, negro called JOHN, aged about 23 years, and says that he he. longs 10 one Mrs. Nancy McClry, of Beaufort coan. ", South Carolina, from whom he was stolen abos, six years since inc said slave John is black aboa; 4 feet, inches high, and has scar the bot,osa of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy.- Said negro man having been committed tU rho jail oi Mobile county as a runaway slave, by Charles A. iioppn, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, on the l7h day of September, lS44. and his owner having failed 10 forward. prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore is to be sold III compliance with the statutes ill such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 oclls 2l9ids .. BANCROFT. Sheriff, N. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

ON MONDAY, January 18th, at 12 o'clock to pay expenses, case containing Clothing, Books l etc., marked G. II. Tayor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08
Branch Rank RI Mobile.
I722

William E. SlAke, James Perrne.
 WILL be sold for cash in iron, of the CourI
 w House of Mobile county, on he first Monday of February, b, lS45, between the hours of Il O clock A" and 0 clock PM. of said day, n rhe right, title and interest of James perrine. the following piece parcel lot of hand and premises to wit: lot with the story brick house there m, situieh Ihe south sde of St Louis street, be- tween Conception and St. Joachim streets, having q front St. Louis street of 22 feet with pin ol 100 feet, boundod on the north by St. Louis street, the east by lands ol lsaaC Collins. on the south by lands ol Battle, and the west by lands of unknow owners the same having been levied the pro- 1 perty of Dr, James Perrne, security of Wm F.. Siarke, and Io he sold by virtue of e above stated | flare acas. which issued irp,n the County Court o Mobile county and To me directed.
 JACOB s. MARSH. Agent, janS 29.ds Branch Bank at Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

D DOARDING-Several gentlemen be accom- 1J modaied with Board and Lodging. and larger number with Board only. at No. 5i Dauphin street. second door below Royal, by 1
 nov20 240,f MRS. WORSHAM. 4
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AMERICAN HOTEL AND RESTAURAT,
 EseAanae street, befpeen Water and Commerce,

 vTyHE American Hotel is located on Exchange-st, Il between Water and Commerce, in the centre of business and in immediate proximity to the whar,es and principal thoroughares 1t ia three stories, roomy and well ventilated, afordng pleasant and well ven- tiated Dining, Sitting and Red Rooms. The Bar occupies the basement story with sitting room att taehed, Oere ef he best newspapers ,nH acays 5s found on file. lst.t
 The proprietor has exper'ence in the business, and has always hitherto had the good fortune to give ssiisfaction. lie is provided with the best Cooks which be procured and attentive and civil Wait. ors,all tho substantals, dccacies and variety that the markets afford provided with liberal hand, aud his Bar is stocked with the choicest Liquors, Wiss, Segdrs, $e., that the city affords.
 The above establishment is conducted on the Res- saurat plan for the convenience of business and tran sient customers, where they can be served at any hour between ( o'clock AM. and l2 o'clock PM, at which hour the house is closed. Hl a.if
 Tzs Jolio,cisg ors tks Rates for Board, S'e. Beard and Lodging. single room per month $s5 0O " two more in room .3o DO " , per week. ............ OO t.. q" per day. ............. l 50 wi,hou, lodging, per month ....... 20 o0 OO H"sf" per week .......... % l" per day. OO Dinner, as per Bill of Fare. ...... 50 Brsakfast and Supper, as per Bill o Fare, each 40 H1 fas Luseh is sa ia fhs Bar sooy day at II sioek. E v '
 N. B-A Porter always in waiting to convey bag ssss to aad from steamboats. dec30 26anlo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

lHvUSCANY OLIVE OIL--MOSELY g u TUCKER, Druggists, have just received z jars loriginal packages) pure Olive Oi, being the best article tor table brought to the cii, =.
 For sale in quantities to suit purchasers. dec3l IT INSEED OlL-500 gallons Linseed Oil, just lL received and for sale by aa.als.. IsF R. L. WATKiNS'& CO, Draggists.
 ianl corhrr Water and St Francis-sis t
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GyEED--l00 boxes fresl, Garden Seed. assorted - just rsesissd and for sale hyi li fi fA' N
 R. |. WATKINS | CO, Druegists, tMpl corner Water and st Fransis-sh
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

NNTHITE LEAD -Of the Union White Lead
 w Co, in kegs from 25 to 300 lbs. of Nos and 2, extra and pure, just received and for sale by
 R. L. WATKINS & CO.,, Druggists, janl corner Water and St Francs-sts
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NOTICE--Wil he sold at Sparta, Conecuh coun- l ' ty, Ala, on the first Monday February next, valuable Plantation with some so or 100 Negroes, the property of Thos. Salmonds Persons wishing ls purchase would do well to attend this sale. For further particulars, apply 10 .ltlaAL'H
 dec25 2s,f BOyKIN & McRAE
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Oxen, COWS, horses, sheep, hogs. poultry, carts. farming utensils carpenters' ard blacks ksmts' tool, household furniture, plate, etc etc.
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succession of N. Girod.

nov2S 246KU Cashier. Trustee.
 0J- The above sale is postponed until the l6ilI or Januar, 1Sd5. jan4 90
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e UGAR AND MOIASSES-60 hhds Sugar; 4( S bbs Molasses, iusi lsnding from schr Ann Stills and for sale by
 innl --l---L JAMES SANDS 5 co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

yNTHiTE I.EAD-ln 25, 50 and lOO lb kegs, oi w pure. extra, Nos l and 2, from he Union Wanufar,ory. further supply just rereised and for sale by ~ HAVlLAND, CLARK x co,
 tsc3l ..4 t a 45 and I7 Wat+r-siree.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

EHOR HlRE-An active BOY, about lb years K old, accustomed to house work, care of horses, &c. Apply to
 dec30 P. B. TAYLOR, 4 Hagan's Buildings
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

Vincent Alvarez and Gearge Torrance. UTILL be sold for cash III front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on II Jnday, The 18th January IS45 between the hours of Il o'clock AM. and o'clock Pa., of said day. fCeea cords oi Ash Wood the same having been le,ied the property of GEoRaE TokRAScE, by virtue oi The above slated execution. which issued om tIe County Court of Mobile county and 10 me directed.
 ians 29tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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DRAGGING, ROPE and TwINE--Consiantly AD on hsnd and fer sale for cash or lung lime. yzal JAS. SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

NXE ;UTOR'S SALE OF NEGROES On G Monday the thirteenth day of January, lS45, will be sold in the city of Mobile by order of the Orphans Court of Wilcox county, to the highest bidder, between the hours of 12 and o'clock P M., two negro men, REUBEN, a blacksmith, and JACOB, house servant belonging the estate of the late Robert t;. Gordon. Said negroes will be sold on credit of six months, purchasers giving notes with approved security. ALEXANDER MCLEOD, Q
 dec25 23tds ,-io, Execuior of R. G. Gordon.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

Y lBERAL Advances Cotton shipped to his EA friends in New York and Havre, made by
 decl0.iS A. BELLoC. S2 St. Michae-st A DVANCES will be made on Cotton consigned "A to the friends ei the subscribers in Glasgow or Liverpool (nov23I JAMES REID co.
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for the harvest, the demand for wheat of home

for the harvest, the demand for wheat of home
produce was somewhat active, at an advance in
the prices obtained on Monday OF from Is. to 2s.
per quarter, whch.a good clearance was efiec
ted. Free foreign Wheat was in good request at
Is. to Is. por or. more money; while bonded was
held at similar improvement. No new Barley
at market. Tho inquiry was steady. at full prl
ces. Malt held at more money; but the bus.
mess doing trihng. Oats and Beans quite
dear; but grey and nable Peas lower.
LIVERPOOL CoRN MARKET. Oct. lo.-U pom
Foreign Peas the impor. is reduced 10 Is. Cd
per Or. forming the on " alteration in the duties
this week. Our fresh supplies Of produce from
Ireland as well coastwIse collectively very
unimportani, and the arrivals from abroad are
confined to CAB qrs of Wheat, with :1265 barrels
Of Flour from Canada.
Although very little rain has fallen here since
our first marke, this week, the accounts of bar
vest in the aio districts of the country still
unfavorable; tho proceedings at Corn Ex-
change to-day have been generally less animated
than BEFORE and though all kinds OF new W heat
have been taken by the millers rather sparlngr
this morning, prime qualities of Irish red. If at
hand, would realize small advance; whilst of
old, several pa rccs have been sold at last
quotations, for transit to tho interior of this
try and shipment TO ireland. OF Irish or Canad
an -four, very few sales effected to day, yet
the former was held firmly at late prices, and tho
latter at an advance Of sd. per bb
Lafayette, Ia Oct 80 '45.-Wheat selling at 56a
51-Rye 30a3l--New Corn, in the ear, l3cts-old, l3a
locts-Oats bets. Flour 81: ..5a35 Faxseed 10a.5c.
Lard Sac tcts- Whishey Dialects.
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Cincinnati Market. Nov. J.

Flour-Was quite brisk yesterday, all canal being
swept off at an early hour at s362a375 We noted the
following sales 1879 brls $500 clear I67 brls at sos
clear 1871 brs $40 clear 100 and 1870 brs 37O
inspected 204 brs 3l clear; and 60 brs 375 in
At railroad 500 brls 3:75, 900 at $751; clear
and so brls in lots 20c
Cheese-A sale yesterday of 1850 boxes good Reserve
to 60 out OF the market, at &C per lb.-lGazette.
Arrival Of the Great Western.
The Great Western arrived at New York, on
the 2Sth, bringing nows days later from
Europe. From the following extracts from Lon
don papers, there is no doubt of another advance
in Flour.
The Grain markets. both here and elsewhere.
it will be seen, the rise. The London
market of yesterday advanced considerably
nearly p per quarter. The remarks which we
have made on one or two occasions recontlv, still
apply 10 the corn market. The present harvest
will yield indifferenily. and this combined with
tho failure of the crop many parts of tho Con-
tinont, from which have, in former years,
drawn largo portion Of supplies. cannot fail
to send the price of "bread stufs'' up 10 higher
figure than they have yet seen. The general
failure of the potatoe crop. is. we have before
stated. one of the primary elements. in this up
ward tendency of prices. 1t may be observed
however, that as regards England, the disease in
the potatoe, in many districts, has nearly disap-
peared. leaving only small scab. which will no:
materially injure the properties of that valuable
esculent.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, October 1O.-Tho
rate of discount for first rate bills may be quoted
at 3 per cent. with tendency 10 advance. The
Bank of England. however. have not advanced
their rate from p. The business in Railway
shares continues with undated vigor. and new
schemes continue TO be brought out every day.
LONDON CoaN MARKET.-Oc,ooer lO-Since
Monday the arrival Of English Whea, for our
ma rket have been moderate. viz: $500 quarters,
chiefly from Essex and Kent. Fresh up thew |
were very small; however. the show Of samples |
Of both red and white limited. The ac. /
counts from The North coming very unfavorablc !
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The MAGNETIC Decentralization Thursday,
says tho \. York CommorclaI. the experiment Of
carrying the wires of the electro magnetic iele-
graph across, rather under. the East River. was
made with perfect success. The lead pipe through
which this communication is made. weighs over
six thousand pounds, and laid In the river
from steamboat employed for the purpose. though
not without great risk and labor. 1t is ono con-
tnuous line, moro than half milo IN length,
without join;.-Through this extensive line of
heavy pipe four copper wires. completed IN
sulated SO TO insure the transmission of the
electro ma gnetic fluid. We understand that the
various routes North, East and West, have been
delayed at the intervening streams, for the purpose
Of learning the result of this cxperimon,.-Th Tho
| whole work has been effected under the supern-
tcndencc of Mr.. Samuel Colt. engineer. and of
tho proprictors of the New York and Oiliing
Electro Magnetic Telegraph Line.
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YET A>ormER--[ From the susquehanna Register. :

Ell A>ofiER- rom the Susquehanna Regster. -
Although the public have been often imposed upon bv
patent medicines, Yet occasionally really useful and
beneficial medicine despised, neglected. merely be-
found iii bad company led TO these re.
marks by conversation with friend few DAYS since
She had been afflicted for several wears disease Of,
the heart which had apparently brought her near the
grave One of most skiifut physicians called
who pronounced her disease lncurabe. An advertise
ment of Dr. Jaynes ENpectoran the Register, caught
the of her fric nG. and bottle Of
procured al Bentley < MitchcI's, Moutrose Before
she had taken II two days. there apparent improve.
menf. She has not taken bottles vet, but he,
health has been nearly restored.
have no personal motive for recomme ntng this med
Icne but rely state this fact hoping that it
the of who aborng under similar diseases
that they may like Wise partake of it's benefits.
9Th 3ih, 1910. \ FRIEND HuMANlrf.
The above valuable medicine is for sale II
REEDS DRUG STORE
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Sherif's $ ale.

DY VIRTUE of Execution o me directed, from
ID the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose pa bic
sale at the Court house door in Cenreve,
Indiana, the 18th day of November, SIS
the hours of O'Clock, a. and four O'Clock H.,
said day the following property, to-wit;
certain parcel lot of land, situate in the City of
Richmond, Wayne County, and known by being lot.
numbered twenty six go numbered that part
SAID city laid by John Smith Taken property
of Matthew Rattray. satisfy said Execution OF
Casper Budd use of Jason HAM
DAVID GENTRY, 81. NC
Nc-emb., 3ri. Is45.