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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14


A certificate from three members of The Medical
Profession IN Germany, IN Europe.
We. the undersigned, practitioners Of med
icine IN Germany, are well aware that, by our
course, we may forfeit ihe friendship of some
Of the faculty, but not Of its benevolent men,
bers, who are uninfinenced by selfish motives
Though we shall refrain from an expression of
our opinion, either ofihe soundness or unsoupd-
ness of DR.. Goelicke's nes0 doctrine, we are
happy to say that we deem his Sanative too
Valuablenot. to be generally known--for what
our eyes behold and our ears hear, we must be-
heve.
We hereby state, that when DR.. Louis Offon
,Goelicke first came before the German public,
as the pretended dscoTerer Of new doctrine
and new medicine, we held him IN the high
est contempt, believing and openly pronounce
ing him to be base inapostor and the prince
Of quacks. But. on hearing 50 much said about
the Sanatives against 4 and for il, we were In
dneed, from motives Of curiosity merely, to
make trial 81 its reputed virtues upon number
Of our most hopeless patients and we now
deem It our bounden duty (even at the ex-
pense Of our selfinterest) publicly to acknowl-
edge its efficacy in curing not only consump-
ton, but other fearful maladies, which we have
heretofore believed to be incurable. Our con-
tempt for the discoYefer of this medicine was
at once sWalloWedup in our utter astonish-
ment at these unexpected results and, as
amends for our abuse of him, we do frankly
confess to the world, that we believe him a
philanthropist, who does honor to the profess
sion, and to our country, which gave him both
The recent adoption of this medicine into
some ofour European hospitals is sufficient
guaranty that i performs all its promises. It
needed not our testimony, for wherever IT is
used It IS It's own best witness.
HERMAN ETMULLERs d. D.
WALTER VAN GAULT, M. D.
ADoLPHUs WERNER, N. D.
/ f9frfnaflq5 Tlpc III I29R
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14

AYING purchased Waterman q Learn
eds Patent Brick Machine, for
the State Of Alabama, invite Brick Masons
to examine the 3 Labor-saving Machine IT
WI make 1000 per hour, with men, 8 boys.
and two horses--it mixes the mortar, and
moulds the brick from the clay. wish every
person TO examine and satisfy themselves.
Mr.. Randel has had one m operation, N Co
lnmbus, for three months, with which he has
made three or four hundred thousand brick,
which proves the utility ofthe Machine. ANY
person wishing more particular information,
win please to caH on the subscriber; in Colurn-
bus. Mississippi.
ROBERT BIsAKELEY.
Dec II, 1888
The Montgomery Ala journal win
give the above 6 months insertion, and for
ward their account to r.
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GUARDLAN1S IL.

GUARDIANS SALE.
DY virtue Of an order from the Probates
I'D Court Of LoWndes county, state Of Mis-.
sissppi, January term. 1888. we win offer at
public sale before theConft house door u the
town ofCoIumbua, on Saturday the eighth day
Ct Jane next, the following lands belonging to
the estate of David Love, deceased, 70 wit:
south half Of the west half Of the south west
quarter Of section twelve. township eighteerg
range eighteen wests also, the south half Of
the east half Of the south west quarter Of sec
ton twelve, township eighteen, range eighteen
west, containing eighty acres Of land, more or
less, on a credit Of one and two years. purchas-
ers giving note with two approve securities;
bond given for title when the last payment Is
made. May 6, 1889.
MILES LOVE, 8.
E. F. CALHOUN. Guardians
E. B. CASTOR,
fPrs fee S9l 54-5wl
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14

the new and popular doctrine advanced
81 lhs i0ns Goeic Of Germany cannot
go 81 exciting deep and thrilling interest
thonQh0ul oufeoHntrY
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14
John M. Synons,

HAVING purchased the interest of Mr..
HI john I'M. TRorTER, in the late firm Of
Trotter & Symons, would respectfully inform
h s friends and the public generally, that he is
constantly receiving new and fresh Goods, and
that his supply for the next season win be large
and general. He win occupy the old stand,
Hunts Corner. where he win always be happy
towait upon his customers, and furnish them
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14

HAMPTON ~ DkptK ~
vrr mk.enbef ha1ng purchased oi
A4ior g GLASS heir entire
800 "a fsooaa Books, Notes and Accounts
-sSs.sf,li,S inform re public That they win q
49,. omen 0n their own account
rkSg STORE, underth above firm, at The
~ "a well known stand, corner DC Main end
SSsrsl streets. recently occupied 81 AIesr Is.
A;Idn q Gibbs as an auction and comnl non
ho9se where. rs additionlo ieif present stock,
,hev wil receive 81 the xt Bonls large
and general assortmentpi
NfrpEe and Fancy DrD Goods,
shoes, Mals, BOnnets. glotAilag.
HnrdsDnFe, Cr0rlsel.y, Glass,
Saadge,.Sy, Sc. sc.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-14
Medical Hooks.

VlIv1I Ut = -9Nlap
"OWARD'S Improved System Of Botan-
II ic Medicines, a highly useful work fof
Botanic practitioners and families. a few
copies Of the above valuable work are for sale
at the Drug Store Of
GREENE HILL
April q 1889 81
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TRUSTI SALR.

j. M. GRANT Trustee.
Prs see 812 93-5n
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

befcrc the hecOrder.
JUsn T-THe Abductiou Case.-rhe court room
hear the details Of the matrimonial squabblcs be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Barry. The learned counsel on
both sides having taken their places his honor pro-
ceedcd to deliver the following decision on the first
question, which was submitted to him by the coun-
sci for Mr.. Barry.
sThe motion the part OF the rcator Mr. Barry is 10
strike The affidavit of Mrs Barry from the Of the
habeas corpus and ao the return be amended
inserting The esre letters in such places extracts only
s,t forth.
sked strike the affidavit OF Mrs Barry from the re.
uru Upon the legal principle ta neither husband wife
be witness agan. the other. For the prpose Of deciding
quc io- necessary determine ho under the pre-
ohiga the law imposes spon the respondent 20 habeas
corpus.
Ih. anpcation The commission from the babcas cornus
upos ground hat Mrs Barry aud her chd con6u
ID ar resran,d of their liberty by Thomas H. Mtrcen the
f,her of Mrs Barry ID Revised Statutes ID edition. g.
&c. 20.
The hahea corpus and the petition copy of II were SER
s upon Mr. Msfceip IN whose hoose Mrs. Barry was,
~. custody OF the infant child Mary Harr,ard
the ~ sabeas corru, and the petition upon which sued
came To the knowledge of Mrs. Barry " She and Ok her "a
sr confined restrained the infant Mary Barry II her H.
had the custody and ooatro Of her She Mary Barry
make return why she restrained the child Ia liberty or IN wha,
manner she held the custody NJ the child.
ID edition. ~ vol r. g. a6s 81 The writ must be obey.
into the posses ION Of the person having the s
ody the individual chrged TO be of his liberty
oueh the writ he directed IN wrong name or 10 ano,ker
the person informed be brought up though his
nam should b.
Th. being protect the person of the citizen being in
hd of the liberty Of the citizen and names
radeds AL that i regarded that precep should reach
ber ha, ssins the object q the writ and the wri, must
then be obeyed.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

JUNE 2.-A Nautical Robbery William Water
man, a seaman, and John Makegg, the second mate
of the brig Ashley were brought up and charged with
breaking open several packages Of dry goods, which
were part Of the cargo Of the brig Ashley, whilst
lying in the port of Charleston.
Jsiias Pike stated that he was the master Of the
vessel, and that the goods in question were part of
consignment which were returned from Charleston
unfit for that market. Having some suspicion
that the packages had been opened caused gene
raj search to be made throughout the vessel and
two prisoners The proof being conclusive, they
were both committed.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

RroT AT CAMDEN, MArsE.-An effort was made
last week to enforce the militia laws at Camden,
when large mob collected, got out a swivel, six
FOUNDER, and armed beside with small arms, not
only resisted the officer in the execution Of his du-
ties, but took his writs from him. tore them up, and
bestowed much personal abuse and injury upon him,
peltingshim with stones eggs, &c They threaten TO
resist every attempt ~ whomsoever made, to sus-
tain the execution Of the military lawand say that
they have large number combined in Camden and
the adjoining towns. for that purpose. Governor
Fairfield was applied TO, for military assistance TO
put down the rioters.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

NEW BRIGHTcs.-We learn that the remarks Of
our correspondent, saying mo baths-ne salt bath
ing, founded ON mistake, there j. of the
finest bath houses in the country TO be found the
beach between the Pavilion and the Belmont House,
where any one may take delightful plunge when
there. great many were enjoying it last morning,
and further told that there viii be,
the water becomes agreeable, a number Of bathing
cars, such are used on the beach at Brighton,
England.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

CoEoNER's OFFIcE, June 27.-An inquest was held
at this Office the body Of Ralph Hudson portrait
painter, Of very respectable come ctons who died
the death Of loaer solely from his pro pensty for ar
dent spirits. II appeared that application was
made 10 Alderman falmage for an order to send de-
ceased TO the Aims House, but the parties to whom
il was entrusted, instead Of taking him 10 Bellevue
brought him to the Park, and there he died.
The jury found that the deceased died from a ft
induced BY intemperance.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

Or The "Boston Gazette" copies half a dozen pa
ragraphs Of foreign from this paper rewritten
By us from our English files, and pnblished by ms
exclusively, and then credits them 10 the "Commer-
cial Advertiser" The Gazette must he more
careful for the future Our foreign news is always
the best published in the country, and we do not
chose to be mixed up with any other paper in this
matter
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

c. c. CA great deal Of nonsense is uttered about
{. Z. CambrcIeng, well known the three C's in
the locofoco alphabet lie has taken a s,stcroom for
his lady, and two pretty children, in the British
Queen, to sail from this port the lsf of August;
and what is MORE he does not get up subscrip iption
loan TO enable him 10 make the tour in Europe. lie
does il on the cash systcm-net the credit
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

0tS- The PRESIDENT arrives at Schooley's Noun
tain this day, and spends next Sunday with Gov.
Dickerson, at Suckasunny; on Tuesday he enters
this city at p. M. The President had better say
his prayers whilst he is at Suckasunny The Cover
will probably put on his yellow nankeens to re-
ccive his guest.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

o. Our legal reports this day are ssconmonly
rich and instructive. The Political gambling carried
on by the Hoxie clique Of politicians merits the at
tention Of every lover of good morals and friend to
the parity Of our elections The idea Of proposing
to man to take an oath which Joe would not swal-
lew himself, was an unique invention, and well wor-
thy the head that gave il birth.
The case Of the Barry's is instructive to another
class Of readers, and is a good exemPli6cation Of
Moore's doctrine Of
Alas! how slight cause may
bissention bet seen hearts that love-
Here are two people, like DR.. Jarvis and his lady,
who appear to have been formed for each other and
yet take more trouble to make themselves miserable
than would have suiced to have rendered them
happy. We had thought of getting married, some
of these days, ourselves but really, these exhibi
tions arc enough to frghten Of stronger nerves
than boast of for, unless man could hold
something like rein the lady, it appears to
be utterly useless to attempt restraining them from
getting us into law; and we do not like Dr. Jarvis's
system Of saying to wife, Now. be quiet, or Pll
call the cook again. Mrs. Jarvis SC we shall de-
lay eur intention and, in the time, hope that
some of our fair reaaers will write and publish
novel on the causes Of the present troubles among
married people. Mrs. Barry's book may not be out
yet, and such tspic, handled by lovely woman,
would prove novelty to the reading pnblic. Try
it, ladies.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

Oy- Spencer, the absconding cashier Of the Phenix
Bank Of Connecticut, has been liberated bail of
$1,000. Run, Spencer-run man.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

ASorHrR MYSTERIOUS DIsAprEARANcE.-A man
who did keep porter house in Vesey street, and
with whom resided very beautiful young woman,
known Ia some members of the theatrical profs
has not been seen for some days past. The young
lady IL still al the house, but no one knows the
whereabouts of her male friend.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

AnERIcus VAsrUcrus.-The people Of Kentucky,
well as Missouri, in raptures concerning this
lady. They are making arrangements by which she
j. to enter tan sections of land at the minimum go-
vcrnment price for her establishment in the United
States
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

FROM MArNE.-All the rivers and creeks over
flowed by the rains; all the and potatoes de-
stroyed. Hr. MIntyre, the Land Agent Of the State
Of Maine, disclaims the proceedings Of the subord
nate Agent, Mr.. Nye, and has directed him to with
draw his party from the Saint John.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

BUsTAMENTE BLUsTERINo Gen. Bustamente
has issued another proclamation threatening Texas
with war Of extermnation and an immediate inva
sion Of the territory. 1t is thought that Santa Ana
is urging Bustamente to this course, in order to get
rid of rival The proclamation will not alarm
single Texas infant.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

The wheat fields all through Delaware and Mary
land look fine, and will yield harvest greater than
can be rccollected by the " oldest inhabitant -
The harvest will commence about the 4th of july
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

Row ExPEcrED.-Osr exposition Of the ma
nGuvres to give Mr.. Van Buren a military reception
has kicked up quite row among the military. They
swear they wont turn out None of this, fyou
please-you must turn out.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

FIsHIHe.-Fifty sail of American vessels, with
10000 barrels Of herring have arrived at Prince
Edwards Island from Magdaen's Islands.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

0t-The montreal Gazette" adheres to its state
ment Of cruelty the part of the Canadians 70 the
John Bull passengers and say. il has afidayits 10
prove its statements.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
OS- Keokuck is said TO be still alive.

The people OF the Canadas, annoyed by the false
and exciting Of frontier burnings, &C. have
condemned one Of the inventors of thi. species OF
false to fifteen days Imprisonment in the Jail al
Montreal
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

0J- MADAME CARApoRI gives Concert this
evening at the City Hotel. She will command full
house of all the cognoscenti and fashionable.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
RscESr CIHcISSArI RAcEs.-We give belew the
Pe suits Of the three days races

RBcESr CiHcINSArI RAcEs.-We give belew the
results Of the three days races
WspSsspsr-Purse ei0o-mle hcats-E. Bates
Little Kitty. b. m years old, by Snow Storm, out Of
Tough, by Tom Tough, a
q. CoHcen, b. f. Wanton WILL years o'd, by Brrns-
wick-dam by Prince Richard, II
w. ThGrston'- CHI Flying Glib, years old, BY Me-
doc-dam BY Hephestian q 2
G. n Sanders (Capt. Burhrdge) &c. c. Billy South.
gate, a.
Time, I5o-l.ls.
Race closely contested, and bets at starting freely
offered upon Flying Glib against the field.
TnuRspAY-Jocky Club Purse $500, three mile he ats
George Creams (Willa vieys,) b. T. Catharino,
years old by Bertrand, out Of Black Eyed Susan, by
Tiger.
Charles T.. Harbsions (Thomas Lypch's) b. e. Elvra,
Bertrand, years old by Bertrsnd-dsm by Potomac !
George ~. Longs (Dr warfed's) b. Rosa yertner
wears old, by Sir Lesie-dam by Director, 2
Time 5.s7-564.
Race very closely contested, though bets were
freely offered at starting of two 10 on Catharins
against the field
FRrpav.-Proprieo tors purse S2J0-mile heats
best three in hye-Georgc Creams (Wa yleyD
b. m. West Florida, years od-by B,r,rand-dim
hy Potomac, 22lll
George NJ Sanders, f. Countess Bertrand out Of
Budget Of Fun. by Ks.na. l2322
George Cofeenis, jr's b. h wanton Will, s,cars
old, by Brunswick-dam by Prince Richard, BY
Whip, 3l23
Time, aol-15o-2oo-2oo-20o.
Race admirably contested, and bets at starting Of
fered upon West Florida, two to one.
Track very heavy from copious rains.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

ANOTHER PArRIoT CoSvIcTEp-G.W Case, tried
at Rochester charge similar to that against Mae
kenEie, has been found guilty and sentenced to IL
months Imprisonment and $50 fine.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

SicKSEss oF Y. ;. Troops ~ FLoRfDA-Ac-
counts from Fort RogerJones Florida, to Juse 18th,
represent all the officers Of the ls infantry the
sick list and bring the melancholy information Of
the death of Captain Mitchell
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

cy- ny Treasury Circular, all kinds OF foreign
al brought 20 this country Is to pay duty, both by
American and foreign vessels
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
MORNING HERALD.


GO An EXTRA will be issued from this Office |"
soon as the Liverpool steamer arrives.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

t5- a named Comfort, Of Cattskill, jumped
overheard from the steamboat Erie, on her passage
up. and was drowned. Cold comfort for his wife.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

lsy- The Pennsylvania Legislature has adjourned,
after a session Of FIVE months.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

THE Wnie MOVEMENTS AT THE BROADWAY
HousE.-The Gene raj Committee of Old Men, which,
being interpreted, means the General Committee of
Old Fools, met at the Broadway House on Wednes-
day night. Up stairs, in the committee room, the
private local business Of the city occupied all the
time ofthe committee up to II o'clock. Then there
was considerable small talk about the National Con-
vention and the Delegates, and Mr. Clay and Gene
raj Scott. but nothing definite was determined upon
as they have TO wait for their from Albany
Down stairs, around the bar, small clique Of the
would-bc leaders Of the whig party were drinking
trash and talking trash spoutng frothy sentiments,
and assuming maudlin majesty Of dictation to the
parvenues around them, relative to how they would,
and how they would not act, in the way Of regulating
the affairs of the nation next November. In the
sides Of the whole Of them, General Scot evidently
a sad thorn.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

Gas. scorr i received with great favor IN every
part of the oou,try he was ~ Buffalo IN the 2its
inst. and grand parade ~ the troops took place IN
consequence There were vehicles II every ds.cFip.
tion, filled with elegantly dressed femalcs-nen IN
buggys and on horssbaek-besids, pedestrians inna-
merable. General scott wa loudly chsered Nv the
assembled autituds Iis - ordered IN tour ~ IN
spccton e. the West, and rsmaiasd - BaaaIo but :
day or two.
6rt- Baltimore . sending ost whale ships
Morning herald., 1839-06-28
[Copied from the N. Y. Express
To the Editors If me Erpress.


GrSrLrnrs-Last August was attacked in my right eve
when applied 10 the Eye and Ear lnfrmary No So East
Broadway, continued three days. and getting worse In boil,
Eyes became scared and advised 10 another ocu
which did and al,o used different eye waters, until b,ca
blind both during three months the other tr
weeks bu Cor several months near, blind In that .ta
nv wife led three days to DIR. Williams. the Oculi.t a.
Providence House: the fourth day. aud since have
b,en able 20 without guide, and leave New york
10 20 To the Of Tompkin Delaware Go In this stae 40
again my aged father aud mother whom never cxnctsl
sec without expressing my thanks TO Dr. Williams. there
fore humhy bgtba you will express my gratitude to that Ocu
list as he has been 50 kud as TO restore sight anv
charge JoNArHsr CARRort
New York, April IA, 1890.
We were much pleased read in the New Yorkerr Of sa-
urdy last the following communications which appear 20 10
be Of general interest The FIRST is u Article evidently the
Editors own production the result of personal intesQaton
arising no doubt from the knowledge o the many mposots
pacsed by prctsndrs the czens o New York, The Other
om The pen Of Dr. Williams the Ocu aud appears 10 be
oi vast importance 60 every family IN The Unon he seems
decided TO return 10 Europe IN the spring Of year
Nothing will be expected FROM rs by numerous subscri
bers ~ favor Of Doctor Williams practice Ocss s
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

0- n Is generally known the numbers who are da;I, 70
stored to sight or Otherwise beneslied BY Mr.. Williams. b
English Ocus q ~. house 4s Broadway Of Canal
luded TO IN the following extract that number
snle to to work.
lCoped from the N. y. Eswes,, April rs, 1892
ExrRaoRpINARy CuRr.-A very ~c appearing man hv az
name 81 Jonahan Carroll who has until recently
poycd IN the Custom House, cac Yesterday He states
that while Al work IN August last he took ,e
ve'e cold which e into his eyes, and rendered him totally
blind Alter much medical treatment, and enef he va,
led to Dr. Williams who took his hand b, his mild
aud siliul ealmeni entirely restored him 10 sght Mn
Carroll speaks in the highest Of the he has re-
ceived aAs Of gratitude 10 DIR Williams This certainly
mos, extraordinary instance Of recovery from what bee-
red 20 be totaI hllndncss.
Morning herald., 1839-06-28

The Wall SrRsEr PREss AND THE MoNs
MARKrr.-We desire the commercial men through.
out the country, to take notice again Of another
tradictioa which the following card gives to the
statements Of the "Journal Of Commerce" in money
matters
The Editor Of the Herald will please say that the assertions
in leading Of the Of Commerce Of yester
day. referring settlement Of chonored check Of the
Union Bank of Florida untrue.
have instance refused to pay costs and interest well
the face Of the checks
The few payments made in post Of the Bank of the
United States Qe than amounO made to
ties who preferred such payment to waiting few days. nece
Jane aotA, 1889. JOHN G. GAMBLE.
For a correct statement Of the operations of the
Union Bank and Col. Gamble, our readers had the
leading points yesterday, and the additional today
completing the expose. On almost every subject
connected with finance, the "Journal Of Commerce"
and the Wall street papers are utterly ignorant In
the matter Of Mr.. Wilder's Cotton Circular, that
pious paper convicted Of four falsehoods, one
and two pieces of gross ignorance
How should il be otherwise? David Hale IS SO busy
getting up new species of Christianity-or hunting
up poor dogs to murderer loaRng about Wall
street to make war upon Mrs. O'Haggerty and the
honest apple womenor endeavoring to save his soul
by all sorts Of shining operations to cheat the devil
ost Of his Dues that he is incapable of getting
iuioTmauon ON MONETARY nc SouiicA 80
too ignorant and lazy to do so-and the Express
had brains enough for any other kind of finance
than to borrow check today from one broker, and
to borrow another Of another tomorrow to pay it.
10 1T so IA correspondent states that a party of
the young officers Of the British vessel of war
in our waters-the Buzzard-supped few evenings
since at Downings, Broad street, and drank the fol.
lowing toasts
"Queen victora--God bless her."
After this drank with great applause, the fol-
lowing offered
"The P resident Of the u s-dod damn him.
which was also drank with equal applause. Now il
this is so, it ought to be known, order that the
young British officers may be shamed out ofsuch
duet but we trust and hope it was not so. We
have frequently been in the company of British Off
GERS both Of the army and navy, and never found
one that not gentleman, and held sentiments
honorable TO his professionto his rank-and to his
the old Waterloo men.