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IN consequence of the change in the hour of arrival Of
The Eastern Mail, and in compliance with uAe reqH
stons OF the Post Office department, the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Company" hereby give notice that
on and aer THIS DAY, April, The I'd, the Steamboats,
and JEWESS, will leave The lower end of Spears
Wharf alternately, EVERY DAY, AT O'Clock, A. Nj,
or the Eastern mail arrives, for Norfolk ana
the PuusHOut and Roanoke Rail ROAD.
On arrival at Ortsmoutll Cars will be in readiness TO
aanvey passens rs edon, n. c., from whence ira
walters viii proceed immediately 10 Wilmington, and
ff m thence by Steamboat TO Charleston "a distance OF
QUO miles from Baltimore) about 50 hours, or less.
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk atsrnaely, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and ATURDAY for Bichno7d
lire on Monday, Wednesday and Friday arc snrs oil
eunueXlDn. 90,
For The North one OF the above Boats will leave Nor
G@k DAILY, at o'clock, P. NJ. and touch at Ports
mouth for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad who will have the option OF being placed next
niung on board the Philadelphia Steamboat of North
PoiDt thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly do by any Other route or
OF being brought up the city where they can remain
uat half past p. NJ and take the Railroad cars north
This line has been in operation a years, and there
asveT has been deciden board the boaS involving
'''' - JOHN C. MoALE,
General Agent of the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co., BALTIC.
Frgiuht for Portsmouth will be Landed in Norfolk and
sent acros at tbe cost of the consignee.
Passage through TO Weldon, $13
Passge TO Norfolk, tntals ineuded)
Pssse 10 Richmond, tmeals INCLUDED Slo
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SsNS AIMS PANNGicA FOR The CURE OF
- SCROFUbA,or Kings Z al, Rheumatism, Ulcer
aied Sores, Syphilis and tina asst of painful and hheT
10 neumble affections resulting ulee nom; Winnie
Swelngs Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General De-
bty, &e, and all diseases arising fen inipu1ty st the
blood
This medicine is particularly recommended as an al
terstve and purifier oil the blood. II gives tsne and
yigUr 10 debitated constitutions which nValds are Nh
conscious Of until they have experienced It's effects
Itis also recommended in diseases where the lungs
and breast are supposed be affected and also where
the constitution broken dswR BY the Of mercury
or quinine.
This medicine has the singular fortune-ajust tribute
10 its great mert-ef ben. recommended by the most
celebrated practitioners OF medicine IN the United states
and Europe whereas, OF the spurious mixtures
made in limitation of has the least support from the
medical faculty. This TACT offers argument so plain
and conclusive that il needs only to be mentioned te
enforce convection. Swepu's Panacesis recommended
10 all those nyads for which physicians prescribe Ssr
sapana Syrups, Extracts, sc.
Swaims faBssea is in round bottles, huted lsHgitu
dinaly with the following words blown in the gassz
"Swam's Panacea-Philada.," having but one label,
which covers ths cork with the signature OF WA Swain
il, that the cork, Clearing also upon il az seal,
the impression, SWIM Swain, ~ cannot be drawn with
oIn destroying the signature, without which meme ID
genuine The medicine may consequently be known
10 be genuine when the signature Vsble 10 esuster
Tit will be punished forgery.
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, Philadel-
phis, and sold by ROBERTS * ATKINSON, corner ~
Hanover ana Market streets, Batm0rs.
se2s VIM. SWAIN & SON.
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&SNVAIn'S VERMIFUGE-THE MOST USE
y Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To

~ Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVEN OFFENEb -
THE PUBLIC.
This well known anti -dysentere and wsrm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past and rs
universally acknowledged by all whO have tired II; 10
be far superior any other medicine ever employed III
the diseases for which it is recommended II Is per
ectly safe. and no child will refuse TO take 1t.
worms being especially apt 10 intest persons oil de-
biitatea digestive organs and emacated constitutions
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm
medicines which generally consist of the strongest pur
gatiVes, calomel-that destroyer of the constitution
bitteTs pink root, spirits of turpeniine, wOrmseed OIL
&c. Sc. Articles of this kind may destroy worms but
they debate lle stomach, and often materially nJufe
the general health, without removing the cause
Swaim's NeImifuge has the peculiar advantage oil re
moving the of WORMS by giving Vgor ana heallhy
action to the stemach bowels and organs OF digestion,
thereby relieving measles, Group, hopping cough, Sc'
This medicine, by invigoraung he internal functions,
strengthening the organs of digestion, and TeEovng e
primary cause which morbid secretons will re-
iieve Bowel Complaints, ChOc, Dysentery, Dyspepsia,
and the whole tram of hillary affections, Sick Headach,
Acidity of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles,
SC II is an antidote in the early stages OF fever and
cholera norbus As general family medicine 1t stands
uHrvaled as il applicable To most of the diseases to
which children arc subject. Swaim's Vermfuge will
be found of some uihty TO PerSUns whs occasionally
indulge in the convIviay of the table; dCse taken
bsfors dansr will anticipate the effects OF acidy Of the
stomach, not untrequenly produced by VINE. In the
neglect of this, however, dose in the morning, or the
following morning. will, in nest instances, restore tie
tone of the stomach.
Families resident in the sountry, and isolated in
Measure from medical advice-travelles jOumeyDg 10
tho far west or bounG distant p0rIs-seminares and
all public institutions and charitable associations, Will
hnd this remedy, constantly at hand, OF great nnliy
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, Philadel,
phia, and sold Dy ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover ana Market streets Baltimore.
SEQ VIM. SWAIN & SON.
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FENkHlS Medicine had Deen used iUf more arh seven
n years before an effort made te initiate IT.
The great demand and its wonderful success have ind
ced great number OF persons To initiate il in various
waysupwards Of fifty different mixtures have been got
up imitation of il, which is convincing proof OF lis
being medicine OF great vaue.--Some ar selling Saf-
sapara and other syIups, imposing them on the ignorant
for the Panacea reduced prices; Others are nMng me
genuine medicine with moasses &C., making 8 bottles
out Of one; thus retaining some ofits virtues others are
using the genuine Panacea their bottles 10 perform
Obtain certificates to give their own Teputa
tiOn, sc. Some have resorled TO perjury These
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protueted the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swaim's Panace awoud have proved in
stantly eficacous. therefore deem il duty owe the
public, them that the composition OF my Pna
is not known was il ever communicated To any
other person in amy way whatever and that all ouler
mixtures represented lie be mine, are fraudulent I'M
positions.
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail at the prspnetor's own prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN SPECIFIC.

FOR the cure eli Colds
Whooping Cough, SPiltiHg
OF Blood aRd ConsunI ZION,
&e. Just received aut for
sale bY the Agents.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON
corner Hanover and Idlti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by II chemical process ironI
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest perfec-
iOn. They are of balsamic,
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7HE OIDEST ESpA In
THE CITY,

flames GRAY'S UNIVERSAL BOTANIC
eB MEDICINE STORE, No rs Water street, ono
door west of Souh Baltimore, where is constant on
hand and for sne, the extensive and best set yea
assortment of MEDICINAL HERBS. Banks, ~
ROOTS in the city; together with all the ThompsC
Medicines; Dr. II. Towards Medicines, and DR..
Beach's Remedies Also nuRbeT Of hIS own prepare
TONS all OF which warranted 10 be equal 10 any IN
the United States in point of quality whslt sale and re
tail,
{Sz-Au orders Thankfully received and attended
with despatch
IFz-JAMEs GRAY, General Agent for the sale OF ~
| HORTON HOWARD'S Improved system OF botahC
Medicines The public invited TO call ana examine
the above work and Judge Of thu superiority which II
possesses over DIR. Samuel ThonPson's New Guide to
! Health.
IHg-In addition the foregoing, the subscriber would
respectfully observe, that having in his possession the
works of THOMPSON, BEACH, HOWARD, SMITH
and HERSEY, distinguished practitioners, vino have
devoted much of their the requirement OF know
ledge apperanns the healing art, far as tits based
upoa Vegetable properties, the efficacy OF which lIey
fully tested before they promulgated their opinions he
liaeLs himself. that from Iris experienced and studied
care 1.-THE ruth OF which is known 10 maRy) he IS pre-
pared to CoMFogNp MEDICINES from their dlspen-
.acas whic he VIII be pleased 10 do in obedience TO
those who may favor him with then orders, and he as
Sures such persons that every article which passes
through lis hands, will be conformity TO the prescr
tons of those authors. W25d
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healing, apeucui and anodyne natuie-oneh all oh
structions Of tie and lung', promote eApeeiora
ton strengthen e,Cuse and heal the tender intiamrd
lungs cary off the slew Inward, hectic fever, promote
DIGESTION strengthen the nerves, increase The appetite
and revive the and dropping spirits The operation
of the Specific is SAFE mild and ensy, ans may be TAX
en- without danger, by women IN the last stage OF pres
nancy and is sovereign remedy for children, and gives
immediate relief TO the whoopng cough, teetns and
the bowel complaints The proprietor has been m the
habit ofsng thus specific in his private pra tee for these
hirty yeas past in Hypoch0ndrcal. Hysteseal & =rv
s6s Diseases, accompanied with depression and low
ness of Spirits &C. as well as diseases OF the heat ana
lurgs, with unparalleled The dose II The spe
cic he given according the age and strength OF the
patient as directed for the cOnsHmpnve.
NH , 2aW-aD 30
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COOper'S Compound Aromatic COnfecliOn

HOOPER's COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
INFECTION pleasant, certain, safe, and efIaetu
ration combining all the medicinal virtues of Balsom
Copaiva and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties
bined with the compound extract of SarsapanIa, with
several vegetable extracts of grea efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable RENE discovered
and as 1t combines the medicinal properties of sarsa
panla, punes the blood, and removes in few days
very vestige of the disease II is particularly
raended in obstinate cases where all other remedies
have failed. The CONNECTION is put up in neat Tin box
es with full directons-each box containing sufcien
to effect perfect cure in any ordinary when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by S. 3. HANCE. corner Pratt 4 Charles sts
j. H. WARNE n. corner Eutaw and Market sfs.; and ]
o. MCCORMICK, IS North Gay Street, Old Town
Price g. per boy ap I'D
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
HnTCKsS PANACEA.

4 SrKATAGEM.-The principal proprietor OF one oil
the NEST extensive of the patent medicine manufaco-
tes is now this city, and has been here for week
or wO believe, for the purpose of insuiutng prose-
cutions against OF the smaller dealers, WHO, II Is
alleged Rave nfrngsd spsn the patent right owned by
the former. In pursuance of his design, this person
(Mr Houck inventor OF 'EHoucks Panacea, y entered
suit before the United States authorities, who, OF
course alone have cOgnigaRce of the infringement OF
patents and the Deputy Marshal OF this district Mr.
Thomas ONelIl, was charged with the serving of the
wrts consequent upon the process oflaw. He called
several times establishment Of enc Of the prose-
cued veHdeTs and invariably received for answer from
OF the apprentices expressing desire 10 see the
proprietor that he was ''Het in town. Believing that
this was not the case and that the vender in the cas
steal language on the age, 90 sne rat he sent ATTEND
OF his to buy some pills. This went 10 the drusge
w. and made inquiry their prce by the which
inquiry, being made in pretty loRd tone OF voice,
brought from snug back room, all smies the pro-
prieIOT. He inquired what quantity tile gentleman
wanted The " gentleman was chewing, and sought
the door to avoid the splits in lis mouth. This was
he concerted signal TO the awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and So without ado, he stepped in and secured
his man. OIL
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISER ENTs.
SYpHILITIC DROPS.

TO THE AFFLICTED
Those whS are l,boring under the ei-
fects of the bad disorders are appiis-
ed that the Sypihlitic Drops are found
TO be the emily safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the Vcnerinl disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been in use,
bastou'ing blessings and receiving
praise--it has superseded all the quack
nustrums, aud whilst they have sunk
into oblivion. neverlnore to be remem
bered, the Syphiliiie Drops are rcscn
ing its thousands oil the afflicted RON
an untimelv grave. In word, il re- @
49,. - 49,, 4; .s..ga r.tJientiy in u iptV
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MEDICTNAL Adv FER TISEMENTs.
E0UCK's PANACEA COUNTER
FEITED.
TO THE PUBLIC


a SENSE ofduty to mysefas well as IL the pub
~ lie induces 10 STATE that my Panacea has been
counteneited TO considerable extent and that laEge
quantities of have been sold in New York Phlladel-
phia and Pittsburg. The bottles containing the medi-
cine as we'll as the stereoyped bills which cover edch
bottle has been so neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in eounerictng them, that is difficult TO dc-
tect then and which indeed can alone be done by a
crcn examination. As to the spurious Panacea, II II
most wretched and deleterOus compound, calculat
ed TO do as doubtless has done, great injury 10 the
constitutions of those who may he SO unfortunate as 10
use it, tthere be any thing within the range OF human
action more immoral or wicked than another, II Is
where an unprincpled being eoplrds the health ana
lives of his fellow creatures, IN the present Instance
Tor filthy lucre, and palms upon then as genuine neul'
cine of universal reputation fnr It's sanaiIve quality,
most vilainous counterfeit, whose constituent proper
hes instead of possessing the power of curing tend en
10 deceive and blight the hopes otthe invalid mol per
mant nty to destroy his health
Having discovered the author aud agents in this njl-
rious fraud upon the public, wed upon my own IN
teress and being influenced by sincere desire TO pn
nsh the aggression of the former, and throw the pano
pv of protection around the latcr caused some weeks
since SUITS TO be instituted in the u states Court iof
Philadelphia, against the parties concerned in THIS nea
rious affair regular reports of which wheR adudleated,
will be published for the public information, and 10 warn
the unpnnciped against the danger ofdepredatng upon
The rghtof others, and Of Perilias human health.
| MO n JACOB HOUCK.
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YUNIN PLATES, &C.
II 200 boxes Tin PLATES, Is X approved brands
100 whole boxes l4X20 lC Roofing TIN
500 bundles Hoops, frem 5-e 10 ! inch
$50 do Rod IRON, IA TO So inch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
800 bundles Iron WIRE, from 0 TO 10
200 Stone Annealed do l9 70 81
6 sets Timers TooIs-for sale by
BROWN & WILSON,
ds1 No. 50 s. Frederick IT.
AIUTRIA CAPS = cases first quality. Ter
IN BY FuRNER, wHEELW WRIGHT MUDaE
- aSovtA essrlss
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TNOR sALE.-A Negro Bog about 10 years old
10 serve 20 years, arS Negro Girl, l2 years old,
20 serve abou. Ii years. s0h The above Negroes are
srous of purchasing will -eass EI7lz sf " SCOT
IT'S Once, No. TsseHt aFssis sfssa Mnumr'
nov %,
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FltllAA UELFHtAs
FHyIIIS Line will disco ntinue running tlex Wednss
n day next, 18Th inst. until next spring,
No freight, by this Linz, 1OS Phiiadelpl ia, can b
ken after Tuesday, 18th.
All persons indebted o. this l4tns viii lease pay
same Immediately, it beirg desirable 70 ose the years
business this month. T. SH lPPARD,
uoI6-dlm Agent
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-14
TRUST SAI.E.

EDY virtue of Deed in Trust exel
I'D ted to me, on the Goth day of id
1910, by James T. Sykes, TO secure
payment of certain debts therein speci6
I shall on
Monday, tie 9Th day Of September n,
offer al public sale on the premises,
plantation belonging TO said James
Sykes in Noxabee county Mississippi,
ing eight miles east of Macon, containi
eight hundred and eight acres, nearly f
hundred of which are in cultivation.
Also, twenty three likely negroes &C
sisting Of men, women, boys and girls.
Also,nine head ofmules and seven be
of horses, seventy head of cattle, Q
hundred and twenty FIVE head of no
one set of Blacksmith tools complete,
the plantation utensils &c.
The sale of the above property will
continued from day 10 day, until clos.
shall convey such title only as IS vested
ne as trustee, JAMES SYKES
Trustee.
TeIms of the above sale. 0tTCAsH.
March. 3, le4l-prsfd39 90 4t.
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FOR SALE.
TIME undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
II terms the interest Zone half) formerly
owned by w. D. Chapman in the


TIME undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
n terms the interest Zone half formerly
owned by w. D. Chapman in the
j" COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT. y
The Office is as well supplied as any in the
South with fancy job type and all materials for
executing with despatch and neatness such
work. The news type have been in use for
two or three years and viii last FIVE years ret
with care and attention.
The high character Of the Democrat is
well known and acknowledged by both parties
in this State, and in point oflocation and other
advantages tits not surpassed by any press in
the South. The fast increasing population of
North Mississippi, the quantity of business
done in the town Of Columbus, and the daily
increase of patronage to the Office afford sure
guarantee that the paper IS permanently esiab-
| lished, and if conducted with ECONOMY will al
ways prove a lucrative invt stment for the a.
mount of capital employed. The Democrat
has been established for several years and du-
ring that period has received liberal share oil
advertising patronage and larger subscription
list than any paper IN the State, north of Jack
son. The subscription list still continues to
increase daily.
Letters addressed to the undersigned, or tc
w. ID. Chapman Columbus Mi. viii receive
immediate attention, if Postpaid
II. il. WORTHINGTON.
i N. B. A practical Printer would be pre-
ferred, as partner In the concern.
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.ol The Louisville Journal. noticing H. !.
Ia,O offered in tho Mssissipn 80 -
-. 49, ~ lnrow several Of the banks SO
flqusoation, thinks they will NOT , ~ . mo
l by INTO It. Perhaps as far ~ 81, - very
lion , ;s5ne',on' OF the Brandon concern who
"quiuated into Texas with an armv ny ns
+. .', ~ negroes. after plundering the nub.
nc OF several millions. A noor wra, ~
lot stealing a bag of meal or an old coa,
would have paid for it in the Sto,e,s T ny;s
on oat such bold, wholesale. dasb;nc IA
splendid scoundrels as Shelton. : sss;. a.11
o - escaping the deep infamy which Justice
49, nun. Such a code Of morals will
10, llke a mill stone round the prosper.
ny OF any State, bowling il in crime and
anarchy, until It be blotted out. ''D
=, Memphis Inquirer.
Mr.. W. H. Shelton. pres;dant L. IS ~
brandon Bank, has sent us q civil letter
rom Brandon, inclosing the preceding
paragraph, the whole of which he treats
is ours. We assure him that we had no.
1ning at all to do with it. We did sav
mat we did not think that the Mississ;nn;
Banks would go very far into liouidation''
out every thing else in the paragraph
above Is the Memphis Inquirer's.T
Mr. Shelton says, in his letter. that he
was never IN Texas in his life; that he has
not been out of Mississippi within the las
three years, that he has not been from
Brandon, within that period. more thar
hVe or SIX days at time, and he has no
negro on earth, having parted with Il
he ever had to meet contracts entered IN
to for the purpose of sustaining the Bran
don Bank. He adds, that, instead Of ma
KING fortune by that bank, he has SUM
one by his connection with il.
There-we have let Mr., Shelton b
heard in our columns. 1t is our rule +
do justice to every breathing creature. n
matter fine be an Anti Mason, a Locofocc
an Aboli!ionists, an officer of the Bran
don Bank, b man with whiskers, or eve
the devil himself.--Lou. Journal
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TRuST SIZE


EDY virtue and in pursuance off deed
70 oftrust executed on the eighteenth
dav of June. in the year of cur Lord, one
eight hundred and forty,by John
@ Drake. and duly recorded in the Office
of the Clerk of the PROBATE Court of Nox-
ubee county, Mississippi, on The twenty
second day of June, A. D. 1910. IN he
cord book No 6, pages GIG, 627, and 62o
to secure the payment of the money d1e
on and by two promisory notes therein
mentioned, to John NJ. Smith, VIII eA-
pose 10 public sale on
Monday the goth day Of 4pr't, 1871,
Al the court house door, in the town o.
Macon. at the usual hours Of sale, acer-
tain tract or piece of land, described Il
said Deed of trust, and marked on tht
man ofihe plant aud plan ofthe survey o
| the lands sold at Columbus Mississippi, VIZ
| the north east quarter of section IL, town
| shin IS. range IS and also all the estat
right. title, interest, claim and deman1
whatsoever ofthe said John z. Drake1n'
and out of the said tract or piece OF lant
for the purpose of discharging and satisfy
ing one of the said promisory notes, mel
toned on said Deed of trust, dated Jnr
eighteenth, one thousand eight hundre
2 and forty. and due on the first day
: Oetober,in the year Of our Lord one tho
Sand eiiobt hundred aud forty.
q W JAMES POlNDEATER,
: Trustee.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOXUREE COUNTY.
Probate Court, Regular Term,

Probate Court, Regular Term, !
March 1, A. d. 1871.
NOTICEEis hereby given 10 all per.
4V sons, inleresed in the Lands Ten
ements Il Hereditaments of Raleigh White
deceased, TO be and personally appear,
before the Judge ofthe Probates, Court of
Noxubee county, Mississippi, at a Regular
term, of said court 10 be holden, on
The first Monday in June next,
and show cause if any they have, why The
court should not grant an order TO the Ad-
ministraier to sell all the lands belonging
10 the estate ofsaid deceased lyingand be.
ing in the County and State aforesaid.
WITNESS, the Honorable Madison t.
McGebee Judge ofthe Probate Court, Of
said county,
Issued the 18th day of march, A. D.
1911.
Attest. JOHN B. ROBERTS, elk.
26 st. prf 10.