{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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gJrLOSTi LOST ALMANACS-Ingeniou recovered by PERPETUAL CALENDAR-A deaf mute named VIM DARLINGTON. presents himself 10 the citizens of Mobile author and ven- der ofa PERPETUAL CALENDAR, or an A lma- mac for past, present, and future years. correctly giving the days of ihe month and ilie days of the week, with directions for using il, and illustrated with ser,es of practical exercises in chronology. It's correctness is practically acknowledged hy eve- ry one that knows what day of the week his birthday was.

 The Calendar may be arranged for ls45, AS to te referred to more quickly and conveniently than all Amanacs and Calendars fr tue curren, year.

 Mr. Darlington, intending 10 stay here for few days, will sell his Caen,iar about the principal pla. ces of bssiness. In stead of selling it al dwelling houses, he leaves it at the Book stores of Messrs, Allen and Sumwali, where il must if particularly wanted. be sppiied for immediately.

 Price 20 cents. myl2