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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-05
PURIIC SALES

BY MARSHALL, ROWE S. co.
 A. S. HUNTINGTON, Aucii"neer. THIS MORNING, al gk o'clock, at sales rooln- Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams Mnnongahela Whiskey; Rocii6ed do Superfne SI Louis and Ohio Flodr Brandy Gin; Rum; Molssses; Sugar Corn; Bnuer Cheese Lard
 Tobacco; Cigars. &c. Also-kip and mud Boots; kip and rusSett BIo- ans, etc. Terms cash.
 BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 E. A. LEVENSWORTH Auctioneer.
 Al Nc. Si Royal sfreef THIS EVENING, al hall past o'clock, gem eral assortment ol Dry Goods. consisting of English, French and American Prints Brown and bleached Sheetings
 Linen Shirtings Kerseys; Hosiery Cotton, Silk and hadrass Hdkfs Linen Bosom Shirts; Suspenders Spool Thread; Pearl and Ivory Buttons Combs; Table Spreads; Napkins, &c Als0-Colhlng, Boots and Bfogans. Together wilh a variety of Cutlery-Pocket. Pen and Dirk Knives, Razors, &c. of superior qual- it,; Double Barrel Guns; Rifles and Pistols Gold and Silver Watches; Jewellery, and many other Goods too numerous 10 mention.
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nIRECT IMPORTATION5--H & D STODDART have received by lhe Jacob Pen- nell diroct from Liverpool Mouselin de Laine of entire new and beautiful patterns
 Scotch Ginghams, twilled and plain, extra super fine; English Prints. full chinis B,abroidered Robes. Cspes aRd Collars Thread Lace and Edgings 1a-4 Linen Sheetng; Damssk VaSla Si ths kuckaback, Irlsh Linen. Diaper aud TowellinS Linen Caabric tldkfs, Ac Shetland Sha~ls, an entire ner article fs this country; Domestic Goods Of all hipda '. | :. offer the akuve by wholesale or retail al their usual low prices for cash. uov1o nADE & RAYNoLDs. successors to DEFoR- J KsT. MORRIS & Co.,, No 24 Water street, have for sale full assortment of the following artl- ces at low prices
 SWEDISH BAR lRON-Vlat and square ENGLISH do do Round, aaI q square AMERICAN do do do RUSSIAN do do do NAIL and SPIKE RODS-All sizes
 HOESE SHOE HON
 PATENT HORSE SHOES
 HORSE SHOE NAILS-Griain's
 HOOP IRON-All sizes
 BAND and SCROLL IRON-All sizes PLOUGH MOULDS
 WAGON and CART BOXES
 SPRING STEEL-AssorIed
 CAST STEEL-Saunderson & Naylor's Ma
 nufaciure
 ENGLISH HOOP l.. BLISTERED STEEL SHEET STEEL--For Gin Saws, Bristes, etc elc. noyl6
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MRS GMORGE,A
WNSs UIVNb VI " v BOARDING AND DAY ScHooL FOR YOUS6 LADIR

BOARDING AND DAY ScHooL FOR YOuN6 LADIES,
 No. SC Gopernment-street TfNHR PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the l liberal patronage she has been favored with, takes pleasure in announcing to the public the pres ent advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursue a thorough course of in- struct,on. MR. NoPMAN PtNNEY, who has long been engaged in te. ching in this city. and from his success has increased confidence in his method of imparting knowledge, will give instruction in the Fn- glish language German and Spanish will be taught by able professors, under the direction of Mir. P. Madam KovALEsKI, recently from Europe, la dy of distinguished ability, has been engaged 10 teach Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 French is the language of Mrs. G's family, and is praoiced during meal hours hours of tuition, and out of school, as much circumstances permit.
 The discipline of the school is mild, but at the same time firm and strict,
 Conditions.
 For instruction in the Fen and English languages Si a5, S6, S7 and $5 per months Vocal and Instrumental Music, first class Sl0 per month " Infant " s Board varying from g. to $l2 per month.
 Each boarder to furnish bed, bedding, towels, al- yer goblet, etc. etc.
 Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo bile, are expected to appoint an Agent in the city who will be responsible for all dues. Terms payable monthly in adyance.
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AW CARER. SAFFOLD & J. NJ. BO- h LING, will prac,lce in the Courts of Dallas and Lowndes, and in the adjoining counties. Also, iu the Supreme Court.
 05-Address, Safold S- Boiling, at Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or Hayneville, Lowndes CO.,, Ala.
 nOv24 2I6cmO
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AgA FOR RENT-A comfortable Dwelling k::s: House the west side of Conception street, third house from Government with all convenient offices, and ia good repair. Apply at this office.
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soH VALUABLE SUGAR OR COTTON
 sYN PLANTATION FOR SALE-Will be sold on liberal terms 2500 of Land situated the river St. Bernard in Texas, five miles west of the Bras river, and l5 miles from the coast. suit able either for Sugar Cotton. 200 acres are cleared and in high state oi cultivation, with fine new Gin House, excellent Negro Houses, Stables, &c. On this tract is Sugar Cane sufficient to plant some one hundred acres To such who wish to purchase either fine Sugar or Cotton Plantation. the 2500 present strong attractions. The land IS of the best quality. For further particulars, ap- ply to BOYKiN & McRAE, Mobile.
 Go-The New Orleans Pickayune will copy for one ruonlh and send bill to [novl1KmoI B. g MCR.
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GEoRGES GAINES JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
 A. S. DUaEE, ! Mobile. PERcY WALKER,
 WAIT $. IIoYT.
 FRANCIS $. LYON, } D.,.o,,I BEEJ. N. GLOVER. { 1uos. RIvEs, } po,,,.od D.Il,s co WM. RoYKIN. ' e6- The duties of the school will be resumed on the second Monday in October. se.i2O iO4
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%zA FOR RENT-A small Frame Dwelling on E.% the south east corner of Third and Walnut sts.
 Also-Fonr comfortable Brck Dwellings on the south side of St. Anthony street, between Jackson and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has four rooms with fire places-also good kitchen, and well of water in the yard.
 They are now undergoing thorough repairs, and will be rented low to good tenants.
 Apply at the Merchants Insurance Co. Office, corn0r Royal and St Prancis streets.
 sept23 T. W. Mccoy, Secretary.
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Y AW NOTIcE-JoHY WOODWARD and THo- kL MAS WOODWARD have associated m the prac- tioe of the Law, and vii! practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Taladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.
 0J-Oifice at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
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A N EXPERlENC CED BUSINESS MAN, good "A book keeper, etc, with an extensive country and city acuuaintance, wants d situation m tabshed house, with the expectation of becoming a partner after satisfactory acquaintance, by invest ing $3,0OO 10 s5,000. Communication to H. II. through the post office will be received and promptly attended to. octl6 214
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EMOVAL-D. B. CRANE respectfully in- lC forms his friends and the public that he has re- moved his Cabinet Furniture Manufactory to No. 22 Water-st., three doors north of St. Francis'st, where he will continue the business ia all it's branch es. Upholstery, repairing and making to order Poi- trait and Picture Frames Sons reseated; Matrass- es made over in the best manner. share Of pat ronage solicited. D. B. CRANE. 22 Water-st,
 three doors north of St Francis.st. A few articles of choice Furniture on hand will be sold very low. novllKmo EVANGELISM ILLUSTRATED BOOKS IT, lA Moors's Irish Meiodies-Beautifuiiy illustrated with upwards of one hundred and twenty designs; by D. Madise.
 The Poet's Gallery of Beauty-Being series of portraits of the principal female characters of the most popular British Poets, with descriptive letter. pres; by Mrs. s. c. Hall.
 The London Art Union Prize. zs.Anaual-Co ontain- ing two hundred and fifty engravings ofp'clures and sculptures.
 The Complete Works of Robert Bnrns-Beautifuly illustrated, with life of the Poct by Allan Gun ningham-
 The Poetrcai Works of Oi,vsr Goldsmith-lllus trated.
 The Book of Shakspsars's Grms-In series oi landscape illustrations of the interesting local ties This dramas. For sale by
 s. W. ALLEN, Bookselle- and Staiioner, dec3 28 Dauphin street
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A GARD.
 VNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the mer- 1 chants of Mobile, and ship masters, that he has taken an office in Ihe front part of the store occu- pied by Messrs. J. II Rivers & Co.,, for the purpose of carrying on Il Ship and Merchandise Brokerage Business He hopes by strict attention 10 business ro give entire satisfaction 10 those who may employ him, and deserve continuance of their patronage Ship Captains will be able lo obtain at any time all possible information as regards freight,
 E ' CRIJZAT.
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VUNWINE-The subscribers have just received Il a full supply of Cotton Seine. Hemp Selne, and Hemp Cast Net Irvine, winch they will sell low.
 l.. MERCHANT & O., dec2 90 and 92 Commerce sts
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NHAMPAGNE-The subscriber has just receiv- Oed, via New Orleans, supply of the celebrated Wine of the Marquis de Massac," which he of- fers for sale to the trade al importation prices. He will have constantly hand Champagne of this brand of lst and 2d qualities, and is prepared to execute orders for any quantity,
 nn.aR C M OGDEN. 7h and IT Water st
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STORAGE, STORAGE, STORaGE-ESLA- Q VAS Fire Proof Warehouse is now open for storage al the lowest possLle rates. Goods landed al the Warehouse Wharf and stored, will be taken on very reasonable terms, Wharfage, Dravage and Storage included. Apply to o. W. SAVAGE at iLe Warehouse. w. F. BRYANT, St Michael st. or 10
 uoy2I J. II. RIVERS & co.
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MALL AND WINTER CLOTHlNG-STAN- E TON & BRO, 27 Dauphin street, are receis- ing per Sarah Brown from New York. in addition to their farmer supply, fine assortment ot Cloth Frock and Dress Coats, French and English Cask simere Pants, new style Cashmere, Satin and Sil- Ves,s-n,ade mn in ,he latest fashion nov22
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STKATTUN'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

ClhAlIUN UFFlCE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the they can
For seIinx Prizes, SIRKrIox's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Extra 95. April 2lst lsl5
Is 2! III 40 30 40 So Is SIS Al 10 Is.
Ticket Nos 25 So So another prize sold and paid by
STRATrOS.
Drawing New Jersey, Class 81, April 2isi:
81 III Al 70 81 60 IS 80 - 81 s.
$4,000, 75OOl
h|Iandiia No ~ Extra, for Thursay Capitals. S2s
900 1000 200 10 Of 1900 10 Of 1000 Nos Is
Whoes 8; halves =; qs.e.
$1,000, 1852.
va Monongsia. No IL, for Friday, E1ehany.
Capital $1,000 1854 OF iooo Of 7s Nos IL drawn
Whoes I; halves SO qrs. Is
$4,000, 1000.
Alexandria, No 81 Saturday Capt, sis ooo 4ooo
1900 10 OF 1000 &c 80 Nos. IL whoI-s halves
qrs. I.
$4,000, 10000.
herapdra No H. drawing received ON
Monday Capitals s3oOOo 5000 $500 $500 OF 1000
OF 1000 20 OF 5et &c &c Nos whoses TO- halves
qrs. $50
buyen are referred list OF which are registered
he ohee as proof of what has been done;
drawing continues 70 increase the number
W ORDERS Tor packatrs h in
schemes and IN NIL Lo;sries will be promptly IT,
awning wien requested.
Please address orders to N. sTRArroN,
ap Il Richmond Va
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PAIxE g. Co.
RiCHMO.vD, ~.


SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 Capital
Drawing received by Thursdays mail Capitals -
Ballots. Tekets4.
$1,000 Capital!
Drawing received by Fridays mail Capitals: $4,000
3ooa' 1000 1900 ls3f 1000 &c II Ballots. Tickets
$1,000 Capital is Nos. IL Ballots
Drawing received by Saturday. mail Capital. $1,000 Isoa
lsoo iio3. &e rs Nos. Il Tickets = s2lenaid
Scheme ior Package
Certificate Of packages OF 25 whole Tickets only 500
Do. do. ~ half do. IL
do. do. 25 quarter do. so
Also for Saturday Night.
capita's $4,000 1000 1000 5000. 1900 II Ballots
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY.
GRAND SCHEME
$4,000! Is drawn ballots.
Drawing received by Mondays mail. April 2sth Co
Pi'as: $4,000, 5000. $780, 5000, 1870 Of 2OO1. 5
OF 1900, 10 Of 1000, 500 400, 800, &c. &c. as Nos
Is ballots Tickets $40; halves 5; qrs. $50.
Certificate Of 26 whole Tickets sos
Do. 90 half do So 80
Do. &c quarter do % IS
SCHEME.
$4,000 Capital! -75 Nus. l3 ballots
Drawing received by wednesday, AprI CAPITAL,
$40 ofo, 5000 3co0 soc0 $780, IS Nos. ~ Ballots
Tickets s. halves $50; las. Certificate whole tickets
$50. halves 90 Sc. quarters lt.1S.
Sl2,0U0 Capital so prizes OF $1,000.
Drawing received BY Thursdays Capitals o0O
so przss Of 1000 &c II Drawn Ballots, Tickets only So
For other sehrses call at the Office.
" Packages Of wholes and shares single wholes and
shares always hand in the usual great variety and
usual prizes paid at sight Immediately after the drawing
UTOtders for packages certificates single tickets
the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries will be promptly
attended TO, and drawing sent when requested
7. RUSSELL BIGGER,
ap 81 Managers Dice, Opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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SCALES.

SCALES.
WE are the sole agents in this city for the Nh
-Daies" Patent Platform and Scala ~
ont OF scales prepared upward.
h' different varieties adopted every business ..uf<nr,S n
he bet maea upon improved prpcpss-ss.g a.y too ssn
os weights 10 weigh from Of ~ pos
or from one quarter Of pound pDupds -
CIV. Pefiret ~asfaeton IN particular
Gender Tins article the most perfect ~ a.,
ned 10 sell them At extremely prices y
fe Ious m r,,,,
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Anrtirn Sales.
1UTUnR DAYn
is ACRES LAND IN HENRIco,

." WINES LAND IN HENRICO,
- ... Al Auction.
- "a, NE Rsth Inst At o'ciosh on The pr-s.i.-. NJ,
49,, " .ef- OF Land e~oasnz B.ss Of v,r..,, .s,,
hnlherfo-,oi. and the Fairhsd Tract, = " ~'-'' '~'
third cash: thu balance in two .ou., m. xr,~,..
-, ''"'s '"f n-sotlabe paper etosIy s,.i,s-s
-" DUNLOP. MGNCURE Il co A,-,.
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BY Davenport & Allen.
GROCERIES, sc.
On MONDAY, 2sth April O'Clock will b. sold NJ on, .pe
ton Store, the following aTtieles:-
30 hhds p. r. aRi n. q. Sugars
so bags Rio COFFEE
is uerces prime Rice
SO bbls Cincinnati whiskey
90 Tuscaloosa do
10 half pipes Choice Brsndy
go I. pipes Port Wine
20 &" Sicily N. DO.
pipes u. Gin
100 boxes soap
so Candies
90 hal: ehe,ts Back Tea
10 GP.
90 casks Lamp oil
eeroons Indigo
20 Mustard
30 kas. Ground Ginger. sc.
HATS.
90 eases SILK. Coney and Dab Hats.
TERMS-Under 500 cash. for 100 and ovs, month. .,.,a
for approyed naper- ap2L DAVENPORT A ALLEY A..
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SEEDS.

AM now prepared to furnish, ut wholes,Ds "a
Il RETAIL field garden ornamental seed. fp.. n,
a North. 49,
Zen years experience in the business
dsn wherein To test their qualities m,
ortw"en the sro~ers from whom get my upoa<,-r-s
such as are imported tb.>r procure the oss
seed boas-s country.
IN eS-5m - ..,s
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-. r. WOhDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
hIehsens. Yirrinta-
$4,000
Iandria Lottery Gas. H. for ist5,o dawn In Aknn
drs d. q. Saturday Aps 2sth Ist5 Brani,p eh., s3o
900 Ioeoo 5000 ,,ecs prize. Of 1900 5000 &c
'"neAies % packages OF - Whole Tickets ei2o
DO 90 90 "a :. a a.m DO SO
Splendid Lotteries to be drawn in MAY.
The subscriber bcgs call the attention Of person, in
me county, 10 the following list Of spendd oere. TO be
aforn N May. Capitals OF $1,000, S3O,O 0O &c. &C.
OF the country MISTER what distance will be inrescd
IN any scheme named; and the cket. or their numbers
as preferred. will be forwarded by ,t mail Cere
o. aekages 10 these schemes partic recommend
cd. Please address lpos'ge paid or no'l
J. F. WORD.
Richmond, Va.
10000 D,llars,
Aiexandria Lottery. Glass L. 10 be drawn Nav al
Sfand Scheme; SiUD00. ~ 900, first and second prizes,
prize OF $4,000. 5000, 5000. 250O 1900. 1863 30
whole tickets SO; halves and quarters in
ceHicaie OF package OF 20 whole tickets will be sent
70 any part oi the Union, free or ON reeept
OF Si3o; halves and quarters in proportion.
10000 dollars.
he1andia Lottery, Class l9, to be drawn 10Th NAV
Ssoooo, io0oO. hrst and second prizes. Also, 6O0O
Sio sooo $780, 50 prizes Of lO00 30 prizes Of 500 &c
Tickets 80, shares in proportion. A certificate cf .
OF ~ whole tickets in this scheme will sen, for
$50 halves $685. quarters % 50. II you want to get
capital send youf orders to J. r. WORDS,
apx+ Richmond, Va.
% order for Tickets Share. and cer6ea, ~ p,es,,
ne above spndd Loteries will prompt an
uoa ana an account Of each drawing
e 90 Rs..
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NHE subscriber having -uied pr,
scuf via keep Talk And Bar
wiz ee s~sy- SUPPLIED With IN. bes' provicr. and Logon
MARKET anrds Ne susehd rood sshs-
vhrre ths norp>s Of vii Ao ,r ssrs
~vsssi sssds aad iisss~s Horss& tmh o. ~ D, hui
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DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, April sSh, IT OF O'Clock at SALE.
Room Iseeoni hoor) auction without reserve an
assortment OF Sea oua5e Dry Goods worthy Deal
ers
liand'ome Spring Prints Cotton Tweeds
Irish shrtirs Linens. Glue Stripes
Supersprins style Cassinercs
Brown Sairngs and sh.eiinss
Fanny Vesngs, Brown HOLLANDS
Georgia AMI rrovidsnce Nankesns
Super Cord Camhries, Fancy sattinsts
Goodyosrs q. Z suspenters. SPOOL Cotton
Patent Thread Cou. Flags, sHk GaIsoor,
Super Linen c HAS Cotton Hosiery
Gum Elastic, Webb and Kat Susp@Dlrs
Parasols sun ShaSes, Fancy Shawl. arsi Scarf,
LINN Shirt Colilr-, Pongee Hckfs
Real Seapohtzn Bonnets Ladi-. Bu,kins
ken;ueky Jeans, Umbrellas
CLOTHING.
3cO pieces summer Cothing.
ALSO,
An invoice Cutlery, Fancy Soaps &c viz:
Pen Pocket and DIRK Knives part very fine
Pine RaLots, Cigar Casa q. s. spooas
Pocket Books. Round Soaps kc
1<r TNKNs rs usual lNLOES A BROTHER A,.,.
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FASHIONABLE SPRING xILIiSgRY.
aau...N No. ~, Wess. Masn asr>sa

X ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in
The county 81 Loai-s. the 18Th ofPsbruay xo
'n named PRISCILLA PfiseiIa Is year. age of
a nary hes h rather s-pder and sny com
p~hi"n she known be three week
ne- and - believed 10 be this m. nu
here and by Of
'hs 80 will BE- pad for her city
IN ths state and eonnfd jul that get again or
500 h taken Of the Addre...
y. Y BROOKE
CsekooviBe. Lousa County.
Richmond. April ~. 1875 an I5-sIs,
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ny Inioe. a brother.
VERY DESIRABLE & BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
AT AUCTION.

'hE former purchaser of my property Gin May
hst having entered into compromise me- through
wheh he released from the nj
70 The highest b'Ser on FRIDAY Morning End at Is
Clock on hs pemi-es that Dwelling and ground on
when nov reside situated about eighth yond the
corporation Tine The ground the
improvements consists Of Bnek Dwelling by feet also
Brick servants house SO by Is house stable and
rage house &e-an Of which are good repair
On the premises Will be found Fruit i'm The
STATE, consisting OF Peaches APRICOT pears pu. erres an
pies ounces strawberries ard rare eouection
Of strawberry comprising almost every variety for an
advertisement
The extensive and elegant improvements making in the i'm
mediate n'shsorhood render this property very dera either
place OF residence OF for and probable n.
certainly daily must in the eous of sbo
period b worth hearty double the amount will bring
persons wishing To purchase will be sheyvn premises
beor- The application Ii.
iEtsS-'n- ihifi cash ih@ remaining IN
TWO SeaFs IN ealai piyeH ih interest from
de-d otrus To credit plyneula PETER COTTON
Sale conducted by IsLoEs BRoruEz. Aucts an l4-dd
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLuID.

=
rINHlS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal APPRECIATION Of the Medical Profession OF Great
Britain aud hiss been sufficiently long before the American pub
,c to give far ra Of its power and efficacy The PATENT
iALyAsc Kings have been found all the purposes
Tor which the ordinary iavanic Battery Electric and Mag
netic Nachnes used but without Of the injurious
sHocks which accompany the applications by those
in accomplishing the desired object.
The Galvanc Rings have been used with
all cases of Rheumatism, acute chronic, applying the
head, face bmbs Gout Tic Doloreaux; Toohache,
bronchitis: Vertigo; Nervous Sick Headaches Indiges-
tion Paralysh Palsy Epilepsy Fits Cramp Palpation
Of the Heart Apopexy, Stiffness of Jonts LumbagO Neu-
raIga GensI Dsbiyi Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and
have been equally successful Their extraordinary upon
the System mist be witnessed to be beeved and
PREVENTIVE Tor the above complaints they equally be
recommended The qstsnc Rings every way perfect,
harmless and are sold at prices to be within the reach Of
CEsTEs MAGNETIC FLUID used with the
Rings 70 render their efficient action certain and direct the
Gavanic Influence tothe portions which ae
For numerous certificates OF the highest character regarding
the efficacy OF the Gavanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
the Scs Only Agency IN New York a Fulton street
Druggist, Fulton and Cranberry jy2g Imsec
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&c. 80 20!

n S q NJ NJ Z K r K A n G E NJ E N T,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
H. On and after nth June 1915:
FROM Brooklyn Depot
Boston Trans. A. NJ. daily Sundays excepted stopping
II Farmingdae and st. Georges Manor
Accommodation Trann-9h A. M and 3P. M. for Farming
fae and into edate places daily, Sundays excepted
accepted stopping Jamaica, Branch Hampstead and Hicks
fie and all the stopping places between Icksvlle and
lireenport.
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted, l2h o'clock M,
pr on the arrival OF the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Train-At AM daily Sundays excepted,
Tor Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmingdaie Depot
Accommodation Train eA A. M. and 21s r M, daily, Sum
lays excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Jamaica Depot
II Extra Train ~ NJ daily Sundays exceped for Brook
lyn and nte rmediate places.
The Boston Trains stop only Fmngdae and st. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
IN the road going both receive and deliver
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ACARD-ADAM KLEIN, Boot Nj ktr. being burnt
entirely ont at S Beave, street he's taken the
~ he would be happy his customers and all wanting
fashionable pair of boots shoer All repairing neatly done.
a6 2wtec A KLEIN, No. III Broadway