{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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recovered by a PERPETUAL CALENDAR-A deaf mute named VIM DARLINGTON. presents himself to the citizens of Mobile author and der ofa PERPETUAL CALENDAR, or an Alma mac for past, present. and future years. correctly giving the days of the month and the days of ,he week. with directions for using il, an ilisrai ed with ser,es of practical exercises in chronology It's is practically acknowledged by ry that knows what day of the week his birthday 

 The Calendar may be so arranged for 1s45, as to he referred to quickly and conveniently than all AImanacs and Calendars for the current year.

 Mir. Darlington, intending To stay here for few days, will sell his Calendar about the principal pa ces of business. In stead of selling it at dwelling houses, he leaves it at the Book stores of Messrs, Allen and Sumwali, where il must if particularly wanted. be spplied for immediately.

 3JPrce 20 cents. my12