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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
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Va + nave concluded, that as for the last month
w We have refused every thing in The shape of
money except specie, or the notes Of specie paving
banks lor our goods, our friends ana customers
are entitled to some explanation for such an nnusa-
al proceeding, While our books are on our shelves
we ltel sale 50 far as concerns The payment Of the
dehls winch we incurred IN the purchase of those
Books, Tor this reason, that they may be returned
o our creditors ut any time aud credit received Tor
Them y we exchange them for paper which is
only worth half It's nominal value, we loose by the
'radt, aItho we may receive 100 per cent. more
Than The original cost; for we are then minus the
expense ana interest on the aaount OF said proprr-
~ heatdcs. not having the whercwith To nav for
our bread and butter" which, contrary 10 the
Opinions ct some, we hold to be Indispensable To
Tie OF repeated question, "why do You not take
The currency at It's discount" We answer that we
do not keep u sharing shop;
Ncp.cjge ourselves eoasccnljously orcduce our
prices To q consistent scale with Tie value Of the
money received, which will continue To bc par fund
ia an eases. In settling account, we shall endcayor
to make the proper discount on all articles which
may nave been ovcltharged on the score of dcpre-
GATED currency
So mite Il he.
PFISFER x GOODWIN, Booksellers.
Columbus Mss. July i3lh, l539-l-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

LSLi ABBOTT, Esqr. is my authorized agent
u to rent any property belonging TO me in the
town Of Columbus 10 give leases, and receive paw
ment iot the sane, untl The lsl day of January.
lSl;; any contract he may make III leasing said
property shall be obligatory upon me- Tie leases
10 commence Oh the tst January 1910. Those van.
ing fine store houses, Offices or rooms, viii do well
Is give hina can
ROBr f. HARRIS.
Dec a0lh, 1889 --25-6w,
Ej-fhe Argus vii please publish tie above six
weeks.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
IO.00O.OOO MorIss NfulticauIls
CUttinps.

WE subscriber has Tor sale the above number
\ Of cuttings from this invaluable tree Nacom-
WentafP Is necessary to prove lpcontcstahlv the ey
cecoth9 value Of these trees. That the growing Of
SEX ID 'hs country is lucrative above all other oceu
IA'ohs' i established conclusvely, hy reference IN
experiments already folly tested-and there exists
aso we cIearest and almost paipabc evidence. that
me propagation of the tree for market wil be pro-
hlabc lor mony yeers Attic north, IN the culfVp
OF SS' $1,000 considered an average Weld Ia m,
hand' "aete there exists many mconveacnctS IN.
known 70 tins climate,
Applications 70 myself near HAMBURG. az "a
MAJ W II Furngr agent Al Marion. Perry county
Aiabama, promptly attended TO-
j. NJ. WEISlNGER.
Hamburg, Perry co. Aha Nov9 islf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Executors Nnfice.

A IL persons having claims agginst The estate Of
"a Wade II. Gurdou, deed. are hereby notified ~
present The same duly authenticated, within lhe ,ine
prescribed by law, or The same viii be forever bar.
red. Persons indebted to the estate of The sand 5c
Ceased ate requested II make immediate payment
JAMES H. TURNER.
Jan, 18th, lS49.-9s-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Morus Nlulticaulis.

sPND AAA genuine MoruS Mulucanlis
~ OqOOO buds Tor sale by the subscriber.
Whoh nc "tlerS Tor sale at one cent per bad deliver
aile ~ next month or "a Dtccmbcr,it desired VI he
WiJ plapl thai many buds next spring, ana deliver
the product 40 November $50, to any gentleman
or company vi gentlemen. The trees, from which
NE above buds grew this year. ranged IN length
from -Four 70 eight feet Who wlI give ten cents ler
nee 'ur aA that aie a.scd iom lhe abave ands-~or
VINO WIZ MAKE pf1postopl Good security wiIl 81
gwen and required The above buds Mil he do.
lyercd at my house, or Ia Petersburg. va. # an M,
taken.
Refer TO Mr. VI Walaan. Columbus.
STEPHEN u. WATKINS.
iawrcnceyle, Va Oct s. 1880
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Dr.EE. +. RoucllclIe.

KKTIIL in future devote his whole attention
~ 70 TIE practice q The several branches Of his
profession at The late residence Of his father, be-
tween Col Nimrod Davis and Lindsey's Ferry He
win practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
regularly bred physician IN the county.
Dcerfnber 7ih f9Sa-12-W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
A Dun

VNHE accounts Of the undersigned az y 80
l. drawn off. and when they are "doas z
we shall have done dunnlng. IL
lift pere done, ,ehen tbs done thfR '"s''
Il 'rere done qniekiu. ,,.,v
pFISTER & 6OoDN 8.
NIB. IF something is not done soon W.
soon he "jone over.
January IS $50 PSI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
To the Public.


THE rirhts of Editors anil publ shcrs OF papers
,.,ve b,en lao i7nr neglected. Justice wl. never
y done unless thev themselves assert their gifts &.
sag6ree the mogl ugil rules, which ia he rui wa
b. found alike sal1tary TO the public amt brnrhca
M those engaged ia the press. Publisher O.. papers
have been = nng imposed upnn 10y tte community
m lar,ry that th,y ave considered o. extent
degraded class of helag7, when IN fact there - 20
situation ia life 81 houurabic, deserving 81 20 high
consideration, productive Of so much good "r eHss
which exctts >, powerful AZ Influence Il . Known
70 BE- pruverbsl Tor tie debtors 10 newspaper pun
fishers to consider their dCuands the last 70 be
pail-dehts 10 which tiere Is attached no mural OBJ
,ection and which they can refuse 70 pay with lus-
ice AMI honor. hence i II incmbaent upon he cOn-
daetors " the press 10 tsser their own rights and
resolve, sevcray'anl nintly % hlug oil patrons 81
newspapers under the same obligations tlJt attach
10 other contracts or always remain 10 poverty bad
want with thousands due them from The most sol
vent men IN The country
We call upnn al editors al Publishers % paper
who approve Of the following rules to endorse
them by their sisnatures-pi1ce tlcm at the head
Of their papers, AMI strc,Iy adhere 10 them,
T. No subscription received without payment "a
a9raaes.
2. No subscription received lot less Than Sis
nlunllls.
81. Advance payment viii be required from al.
transient advertisers.
4th 10 announce no man for any Office, either
ate or County, without the adraHee payment oil
zen dollars.
sth Political circulars charged as Advertisements
and paymen, required in adcaHce,
9Th All Advertisements OF personal alteration
will be charged double and payment required IN all
vance.
1th. Election tickets viii not be printed without
order, nor delivered 10 any person without payment
IN advance
sth All subscribers, without respect 70 persons,
who are delnqueus, on the first Of October, will be
stricken from our list and their accounts Pnt "a suit
The above rules, we the undersigned, pledge our
selves IN abide BY.
JAMES A. STEVENS.
Editor Of the Yazoo Wing.
s. II u, BLACK,
Editor Of the Nnrhez Courier.
BESANCoN & HALLIDAY,
Publishers Of the Mississippi Free Trader,
JAMES HhGAN,
Editor and Proprietor Of The Vcksburg SenlincI.
w NJ SMYTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Proprietor of the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of lie Rodney Telegraph
!. NJ. DUFF1EID,
Editor oi the Grand Gull Wing.
VIM y. TEBO,
Editor Of the Fayeile Advertiser
A. b. g. :. L. CORWlNE,
Editors and proprietors Of the Yazoo Banner
ARCH, s. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent
G. A. 70 ISOM
Editor ri tho Southern Sputine
WORTIIINGTON& CHAPMAN
Editors aud propretors Of the Columbus Democrat
Jane 1882.
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Take Noticc.--S2O Reward.

pANAWAf from the gobScritcr near Fulsom.
10 IN Okubheia county, ON the night Of Inc mn
INST ncgru woman by tue tame ct Rose. twenty
laul or five years old, dark complicated, or rather
hlack stout and heavy set no sears, except ON her
ntck on The right SIDE Just under The ear small not
iad en- when ieit course cotton coat. aud draw
ing chain locked aroand her neck. pill Give M,
above reward on the delivery Of her.
DAVID n COOK.
August t.. 1850 CIV NJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

e'c'' etc., ele etc, etc, etc, ETC., ETC.,
As Family Newspaper, Brother jonathan win
be iound TO present attractions beyond any other.
-" Tie comes, the herald Of a noisy world
News rom all nations numbering at ms back"
The earliest intelligence. foreign and domestic
and the latest Novelties in the Literary World Viii
be promptly served up for the qualification of The
reader. '''~
strictly neutral IN politics. will contain nothino
u iavor or against any party and win as sedulousIy
aNold any Of The controversies which agtate the re-
IElooN community. Strict morality. virtue. t.nper-
ance, industry good order, benevoence. and useful.
ness 10 our common country, and ouri fellow mon
WI be advocated and iucu.catcd in every noyp ,,I
Brother jonathan. f"S' VI
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
Three Dollars gear in .7acqnce.
For Five Dollars two copies Of the paper viii b,
sent one wear. r'fN W" *
The EVENING TATrIER IS published every d,v
at NE same Office and IS put to press at - o'clock
meridian, IN season for the great Northern, Eastern
ana southern mails, which all close at about two
O'Clock p NJ. WV
Az country newspapers who give his proSpecIus
'hfee insertions, viii be entitled TO an eychanoe nm
sending number Of Their paper 10 his office con.
tanning the advertisement
All communications and letters sEouldhaoll,osy
ca. postage paid, to
GRISW0LD & COMPANY
-o- Nassau Street, ~ Y Civ.
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NIulticauIis.

FHNIiE subscriber Will remain few days IN this
l. place aud is vicinity, dutmg when time en-.
gagcments may be made with him lur the delivery,
either IL this place orat Athens in Georgia (hr lat
Ter OF which would be prelerrcd) fora quantity Of,
eiher the eyes, or cuttings, OF the genuine Monls
Mulwauls Mulberry tree; persoBs wishing TO pur-
chase, aud get INTO the stuck Of THIS valuable tree
can Apply at this office where Information may be
had Of me, aud the time a>ccrtamed when expect
To be IN this place. al which ime all prcliminafes
can be settled, JOSEPH c. COLT.
| Columbus, Nov $3.50 20tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
FOR SALE.
Coroner's Notice.

A THATCHER, Coroner may e ,a e1' ubes
N. the Eagle Horel, or at his warehouse
not absent on business. All To.
He will also continue the Receiving S"G
wardng Business, at his Old stand near 'ns ~
Nov. 26, 1s39-2l-tG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
millinery and Dress Making

MRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala. re.
Va specduIIy informs the ladies' Of Columbus and
ITS vicinity that She has recently commenced lhe
above business at her residence on the corner OF ST
nehcWeve aud fayetle streets She will make ON
ue Nho Test notice, straw silk, aud hncy bonnels OF
inc attest fashions; dresses made in the ueatcst
manner and after the most approved style.
june $, 1889 1sf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

TIE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN TIE
WORLD.
4 t.t...-. t.f t-....t1" sH4.Ia.H- 90 gIE.H
o..oek.

FT7HE Flas'azs a. t.s mammoth sheet: tie
Il G.tai Nss'rrn among the uew,1aper--
a1se tAs -a.tfe IF spreading before ,ie readrg
putIca weekly pe1oaea. containing q greater A.
mount and variety of useful and entertaining INSECT
any. han 20 be- found IN any similar ru5.caf.ua
o rbe world.
Lach number Of DE paper contains as arrc nm
8m0rHt oi rgaslag matter as IS .oaud .n volumes d.
ordinary tuodccmn, which cost = do.ar>-aud
more han contained IN volume Of Twins Co
ambus, Ut B5uc7ad's History of America. which
costs ihfce du.aT- syo.ume-aud a.. for SIX cent, 3
number, or for three dollars a wear
bRoTHER JONATHAN beng genuine Yankee.
and thinking that some things can be done a. wei as
.tle[s.is determined 10 present Ia his readers a
MEDLEY hitherto u-flyalei by any other paper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Pay up! Pay up!


A X. WoLFlNGToN has on hand and is still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson & Co.'S
mandatory at the north handsome assortment If
all kinds OF CA RRi AG Els consisting ia part al
Coaches, Chartees, Baouches and Bugpys. sc:
sc: which viii sold on reasonable terms at bs
Repository.
All Repairing done wthneatness md despatch at
his old stand on Market street, Columbus
march p 1899 Sitf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

Va SpAPSEtneESnAEss
FENhE Copartner>hp heretofore existing in
Il Lowndcs and onroe counties. between
Tucker, Hardy 4 Smith is dissolved. The hnsi.
ness OF The hrn wl be attended to alone bv
7. NJ. TUCKER, &
49, A. Y. SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Choctaw Reservations.
CoMMssiosrR's 0rrlcG,
CnInmhns. MI. 2llh Nov. ln.l

CoMMssioNER's 0rrlcE,
Columbus. Nj 25lh Nov. 1889
NOTICE. an Instructed by the Commission.
~ er Of Indian Affairs 10 make one more public
raii, on all those having business 10 transact with
tbs Office, 10 bring il forth WITHOUT further delay for
adjudication, Claimants are adm0ushcd that
whatever business may remain unsettled when The
oIice Shall be closed at this place, viii necessarily
have to be Transferred 70 the department al WASH.
ugton, and that to make The necessary proof tdert
wll undoubtedly be attended with much more tfou.
bic and expense to the claimant ihnn TO make L
here. ANDR. A. KINCANNoN, Com.
For cert tying contracts for Choeiaw reservations
NV. 80, 1850 y IT.
no "'The Mssissippmn' Jackson viii insert
the foregoing for one month and forward their &c.
count 10 the Commissioner Tor payment at this
place. A. A. H. Comr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

Isl received new supply of his invaluable
- mcdecne--For sale by f. A SMITH
yugu5t 81 ls39-S-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Law Notice.
TO Prevent Mistakes.

ENE shall do a cash business after the 3lst oi
w December, 1899, No exceptions
PFISTER & GOODWIN
Dec 2sih, isS0-a5-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
&. &. OInlSted.
Law Notice

Law Notice
hiNL. JONES, having resumed the pfac
H tice OF law, ali attend the Circuit Court Of
fazUo and tae adjacent counties; the CIarcery
Supreme and ledcra Court, az Jackson. Office nj
hIa residence iazoo county, ten miles South Of Ben
ton, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CT. Mis-,
Mlg !6t. l733-iG-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Dissolution

GNHE co-parlnership heretofore existing unlcr
IL the firm of Brown & RAMSEY, is dis dav dis.
solved by mutual consent. All persons indpb,ed
to the firm will please make payment 10 jain q
Ramsey, who IS alone authorized 10 receive m dnes
and dlsbune all liabilities of the concern.
rHOS. W. BROWN.
April &c, Is59-4!G JNO. c. RAMSEY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
pfStcr & (.oo,I,y;n

III AVE received some Drawing Paper & Parch
mrnt: ADrl 90 IS3o
Erttoi Board and music Paper erperfed soo,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
AlOgus 8luiiicaulis.
MOrtIs MulticauIis.

1rAsssasA TliESbscrlber hasnow urowlugnear
4fsaE1E Jacteon. Miss. fine lot Of the above
c.S9S.sW valuable TREE, and viii have in the lal
.oalAs>- or next sprug several thousand for sale
Tie knows them tp be genuine as he bourht them
when IN full foliage. Warranted genuine or mo ,glr
Address J, LEWIS, Post olEer) Jackson MISS
n. u, liccs az cuttings neatly packed. 10 be sent
to any pant Of the country. j. LEWIS.
Jackson. June !, 1882 l7lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22

VIM. Il. Cameron.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
fsE,r nF TINS f.IssissTHrI ryr< rsyE.
No 80 L1lAtfce Street
Jan, IH--.f Mobile
Kicker. lladlCy. Davis. * 60.
toNMissloN MERCuANr~.
.lfzHr .Nrsusgpi Union Bank.
No. So, Camp-Streft.
NV OEIEA5s.
Dec -3. ISIS 25tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-22
Wanted.

A NEGRO woman, who is good cook also
"a Negro fellow for which good price will h,
paid IN Rcal Estate or Aberdeen money Irouc
at me Democrat office, LI7ul june /, 1889.
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CANFTELD u BROTHER,

Corner OF Baltimore and Charles Streets
addition 10 then already large assortment are daily
receiving supplies Of goods in their line, such -
Gold lever WATCHES, OF "Tobias," "Johhsen,
"Iiarson +" and other makers-"gold anchor levers,
stgold lepines" and vertical Watches silver lever s-
yer English and common silver Watches; gold Guards
aad fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings: PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold PeaeA
Gases. TTIlMBLES; Minsture CASES, and every va
riety Of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE OF ali
kinds; Lamps and Girondoes; gilt alabasteF and ebony
and FORKS.
Aiso-MlLITARY GOODS, such as-sW0RDs,
EPAULETTEs, PLUMRS, SAsHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. "Rogers" hue CUTLERY,
fnakers-wih a great variety Of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the country trade. All which will be sold
at reduced prices and pleasing terms at wholesale
retail Country merchants are iavited TO call. Oc3
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HpALTIMORE LITERARY q RELAGl-
ED Gus MAGAZINE, No. LXAIi for Deem,
ber ls4O issued this day. Subscriptions received land
single Numbers sold, by DAVID OWEN,
CONTENTS THIS no.
IA Relic Of great and good man Of the Eighteenth
Century, being Farewell Sermon, by the Rev.
John Craig, of Augusta County, Virginla-delver-
cd Nov 1894, in Thinking Spring Church, Augusta;
on the Dissolution Of the Pastoral Relation Of Mr..
c. 10 that Church.
2-sketches and RecollectiOns from my Note Book,
No. VIII.-The Spirit and Movements of the Pa
pacy. -
3.-Foregn Labors in the Abolition Controversy, No.
VII-Gasgow DIscussiOn.-FOuIth Night.-Aboh-
tonism.
--latest News from Father Mathew, and Tetoto-Pa
pism in ireland.
5-Bnefof Pope Gregory XVI, to Boyer, President Of
Hayti.
6.-Reaiions of the Government Of the United States
with the Pope Of Rome.
0 Notices, Receipts, Accounts, Answers TO Letters,
&c. &c.
This an original work. devoted to the advancement
Of knowledge, Liberty, and Religion.
II is published in the city Of Baltimore, the FIRST day
of each month II contains foTty-eight pages IN each
number-and is furnished 10 subscribers at S2,5O per
annum if paid in advance, subscribing; or s. TO
he paid within the year; which commences with
dl eodlw
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SHIPPING RECORD.


CLEARED,
B1g Pioneer, Clark, Rio de Janemo
Ship Napier, Sanford, Amsterdam
Ship Whitmore, Robsnon, Bordeaux
Ship Tippeelnoe, Gray, New Orleans
Brig Wanknco, HOwland, Charleston
schr Mariner, Adams, Nantucket
ARRIVED,
Schr Gallant Mary, Coffin, fin Mayaguez, PIX
schr Caledonia, Thompson, I'm Philadelphia
Brig Caucasian, Sprigg, FIN New Orleans
Brig Alexander, Bennett, I'm New Orleans
Brig Isaac franklin, Smith, FIN New Orleans
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick, I'm Boston
Schr Mary Augusta, Tarleton, I'm Port au Prince
Schr Shetland GOhegan, I'm Boston
Schr ATLANTA, Newhan, FIN New York
Schr Victoria, Soaper, fm New York
schr Charles Nj. Smith, Toiten, FIN New York
Schr Mary, Rowland, I'm Providence
Schr Arab, Bradstrpet, FIN Bath
schr Wave, Harlow, fm Plymouth, Mass
Sehr Alicia, Corner, FIN Philadelphia
Ship Ocean, Higgins, from Baltimore, arrived at Bre
Skins Herald, Brisco und William & Mary, Young
for Baltimore, cid at Newport, Wales, 9Th Nov
Brig Martha, Hallet, for Baltimore, cleared at Boston
Brig Choc,aw, Eckesoh, and Amena, Howes, from
Baltimore arrived at Boston 18th instant
schr II C King, Daily for Baltimore, cleared at Mo
schr Alciope Eldridge, or Baltimore, wentto fin
Savannah llth inst
schr Berry, Howes, sailed fin Providence Ilth inst
Schrs Louisa and Flora, for Baltimore, sid I'm Ply
mouth, Mass. 10th inst
Loss of Schr. CoTinne.-A letter received in N York
I'm Bahamas dated Nov 8th says the schr COrnne, I'm
New York for Texas struck reef Of rocks mile from
the shore, and was totally lost
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 15-Cld briggs Violet, Barba,
does; Washington, do
NEW YORK, Dec l4-A1 ship Elisha DenRison, FIN
Cadiz
Barque Rapid II days FIN Havana
Brig Harrakeesit, FIN Aux Cages 26lh Nov
Br brig Evelina, I'm Turks Island
Schr Outesie, I'm Cape llayti
Rvenng-Cleared sclr Latourette, Petersburg, Va
Arr brig Caroline, I'm Apalachcola
Brig John Hill, fun Mansanilla, Cuba
Schr Eunice, FIN Curacao
Schr Orleans, FIN Aux Cages
Below briggs
Bee l5-CIeared brigs Excel, Savannah; Giraffe,
Pence, PR; Gazeiie Bermuda; Belle, Wilmington, NC;
schrs Lexington, Laguayra; Thaddeus, Norfolk
Arr ship Portsmouth, FIN Liverpool Oct %
Brig George, 8 daysfm Savannah
Schr Monitor, 35 days fm Attakapas
Schr Congress- FIN Matanzas, DecS
Schr Ilalcyon, FIN Bermuda
BOSTON, Dec l2-GleaTed barque Roman, New
Orleans; brig Cameo, de; schr Forest King Richmond
RICHMOND, Dec l5-ArT schrs Edward S. Lamden,
from BalHmorei Fox, do; Josephine New York; Sc
lect, do
Sailed schrs Dorchester Baltimore; Weymouth New
York
FREDERICKSBURG, Dec l5-Arr schr Henry Page,
FIN Baltimore
MOBILE, Dec = Cid schr H. G. King, Baltimore
Arr ship Princess Vicrona, FIN Bristol, Eng
Brigs Manhattan, FIN New York; Saratoga, do
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EGUCK'S PANACEA COUNTER
FEFTED.
TO THR pIIRLEC-

A SENSE ofduty TO myself as well as TO the pub
"A lie induces me to state that my Panacea has bes1
countereited to considerable extent, and that large
quantities Of have been sold in New York, Phiade-
mia and Pittsburg. The bottles containing the medS-
cine as well as the stereotyPed bills which cover each
bottle has been go neatly and closely copied by those
engaged ia counteneng them, that it is difficult 70 de-
tect them and which indeed can alone be done BY q
critical examination As the spurious Panacea, Is
a most wretched and deetenous compounds caleHlat-
ed TO do as il doubtless has done, great injury TO the
constitutions of those who may be unfortunate as -
use it, Ii there be any thing within the range of human
action more immoral or wicked than another, It =
where an uuprncipled being leopards the health ana
lives OF his fellow creatures the present instaneSs
loF filthy luere, and palms upon them as genuine nsd1-
cine of universal reputation for its saDanve quality,
most yiainOus counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead of possessing the power OF curing tend eng
10 deceive and blight the hoses ofhe invalid, not per
IDan nty to destroy his health
Having discovered the author and agents in this inv-
rious fraud upon the public, well as upon my own IN
terests ana being influenced by sincere desire to pa
is the aggression of the former, and throw the Pno
Div of protection around the atterI caused some Weehs
since SUITS to be Instituted IN the u States Court oT
Philadelphia, against the parties concerned ~ ms hera
rios affair; regular reports OF which when adudeaset
will be published for thc public information, and TO WaR
The unpnncped against the danger Ofdepredatng upon
the rghtof Others, and of pehiag human health:
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