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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

EDUCATION IN TExAs.-Rev. Chauncey Rich
ardson, formerly of Dorchester, near Boston,
afterwards Of TuscHm5ia, in Ala. has procured
an endowment Of forty-six thousand, six hun.
dred an twenty acres of land, including seven
teen thousand seven hundred, and seven six
acres, donated by govenment-besdes forty
six town lots and FIVE thousand eight hundred
and sixty dollars in cash. for the Rutersville
College IN Rutersville, Texas, Of which Mr..
Richardson is President. This college isnam-
ID after the celebrated DR.. Ruter Of Cincin.
latti, who died in laying its foundation. II
has more than sixty scholars in its preparato-
ry department-and the college classes vii
soon be organized.--Natehez Eree Traaer
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

Er,raor7inars-if trsie.-.I'he ha hL'slTe5
Gazette tells Of soldier who had OF The
and INV years ago. frozen m oloe,.s;s -
last express on he made vas TT , s : sumner
al I'm s'le lsoes French physicians found ia 81
= 49, -: s la; ren one hundred ana ,1 -,
s - lawn bey gradually thawsd hl = En- En-
animation beng restored !, = ], 80
ssnre with s.eeedingly cold
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

Win our neighbor be kind enough to let Us
know, on what ground il is that he charges The
wings with being Observation-Disclosures.
Most cheerfully. They are, with but few
exceptions, in favor ola latitudinous construc-
Iuon Of the constitution construction found.
led upon the General Welfare doctrine, which
Iiustifies National Bank, Protective Tariff
IA distribution Of the proceeds ofthe public lands
sc. Sc. We mean not TO say that all wings
are federalists-there are some exceptions, we
Democrat.
The last National Bank was established By
the republican party and VIC have never YET
seen any evidence that the wings are in favor
'of, protective Tariff or a distribution Of the
proceeds of the public lands &c. There are
men of both parties in favour Of each ofthese
three projects.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
ORDER OF PRECISION:

1ngement:
ORDER OF PRECISION:
MILITARY ESCORT.
Ialor General Macomb, Commanding 10 Chief!
Aids-de- Camp.
Iajor General Walter Jones, Commanding the
Militia.
Aids-de- Camp.
Division Of United States Light Artillery.
Squadron of Volunteer Cavalry.
Battalion of United States Marines.
Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
Of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps
on foot.
officers ofthe Militia and Volunteer Corps of
Baltimore, &c.
CIVIC PROCESSION.
United States Marshal for he District of Co
lumbia, and Clerk of the Supreme Court
The Mayors of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandra.
Clergy o. the District Of Columbia.
Physicians to the President.
' ':' ':::.:: il :. .:: '::::::
dean, and the Heads of Departments,
with their chief Clerks.
The Vice President of the United States.
The Ex-Presidents.
The Chief Justices, and
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court ant
District Judges of the United States.
The President ofthe Senate, pro tempore.
and Secretary.
Senators and Officers of the Senate.
Foreign Ministers and suites.
United States and Mexican Commissioner:
for the adjustment of Claims under
the convention with Mexico.
Members of the House of Representatives
and Officers.
Governors of States and Territories, and mem
bers ofState Legislatures.
Judges Of the Circuit Court of the District O
Columbia, with the members of the
Bar and Officers of the Court,
Judges ofthe several States.
The Comptrollers Of the Treasury, Audi
tors, Treasurer, Register, and Soil
citor.
Commissioners, and other Evil
Officers of Government.
sOficers and Soldiers of the late War, who ser
we'd under the Command of the late
President
Corporate Authorities of Washington.
Corporate Authorities of Georgetown.
Corporate Authorities ofAlexandrsa.
sSuch Societies and Fraternities as may wish 4
JOIN the procession, TO report TO the Mar
shal Of the District, who VIII assign
them their respective positions.
Citizens and Strangers.
s The troops designated to form the escort Wi
Ensemble IN The Avenue, North Of the Pres
dent's House, and form line precisely at
O'Clock AN. on Wednesday thes7th inst. wit
its light Captain Ringold's Company Of Ligh
laiantry) resting opposite the Western gate.
The, Procession win move precisely at 1;
O'Clock NJ, when minute guns win be fired b,
4deta chments Of Artillery stationed near ST
Johns Church, and the Capr o.. AT the sam
5hour, the bells Of the several churches il
washington. Georgetown, and A Alexandra WI
! be tolled.
a. sunrise tomorrow Che lihlnstant) /:
s EederRl salute viii be fir q ffonl tie NIsita1
sStatlons IN the vicinity OF " aslftgson: aaiRaf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

THE NEw PRrsgDENT by the death OF
president Harrison, The Office ofpresldent q
the United States deyolves on the Vice Pfesi-
dent, John Tyler Of Va, who retains It for the
balance of the unexpired term There Is no
man in this nation whom we would more glad
IN see in that exalted station, than Mr. Tyler.
|Nfr Tyler is a man who has always ranked az
one OF the first in the great council ofthe ma
ton. A pure state rights republican, he has
always been by profession, and N practice, q
friend Of the people. As for his honesty, It y
enough for is 10 say. that his is the ONLY vote
which is recorded against the FORCE BILL. In
that dark hour Of his countrys P eril,, when all
Iof his political conductors fled from the halls OF
Congress, he remained,and@solitary and alone
gave it the seal Of his condemnation. This
single act has written his name among the
brightest pages ofthe records of Immortality.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
AUGUSTUS :. CHAPMAN
THOMAS RITCHIE.
WILL. F. PENDLETON,
LOUIS e. BOULDIN.
CHARLES HUNTON.
WIN. CARSON

To David p. Wright, Esq, or any other
member Of the Republican Convention to be
held at Croxton's Springs on the 25sh Febru-
AIRY, l34l."
Swords quoted from the letter Of staunch
Republican member Of Congress from the
South.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNER.
ALOF THE PRESIDENT.

ADJUTANr GENERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April 6, ISL.
The Major General commanding the Army
Of the United States, and the Major General
commanding the Militia of the District of Co
lumbia; having been charged by the Executive
Officers Of the Government with the Military
Arrangements for the funeral honors TO be
paid to the Patriot and illustrious citizen VIII
LIAM Henry HARRIsoN, latePresident of the
United States, direct the following order Of ar
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21
EpoRT OF THE PHYSICIANS.

y ll1I1I.'N7 TN = IT =
Dear Sir In compliance with the request
made TO us by yourself and the other gentle
men Of the Cabinet, the attending and consul
ting Physicians have drawn up the abstract Of
a report on the Presidents case, which here.
with transmit you.-Very respectfully. YOU
servant.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-21

DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary n STATE.
THOMAS EWING,
Secretary cfhe Treasury.
JOHN BELL,
NecretarV If War.
]. j. CRlTTENDON.
AitHHey General.
FRANCIS GRANGER,
Postmaster General.
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READ AND REFLECT.

hONE1 OF lINEhhOh1s
A II like the present, when, in consequence
IA Of the rapidly varying changes Of the weather. al
ernatng from dry to moist from hot to cold, coughs,
colds, asthma eatarrh, sc. daily be coming more
prevalen remedy universally ehectual IN removing
all such complaints is deserving ef especial attention
and recommendation. sucha remedy prepared seley
Of vegetable ingredients, composing H addition t. the
herb from which il derives its naRe) sew Tal Others
equally valuable and their IT'S offer
ed to the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LGVERWORr, which siHes il was first presented te
the public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy voluntarily rendered, the
originals Of ElaHy OF which, by the leave of the parties,
may be examined by all interested, the OF the
proprietor. In fact, all of Colds Coughs Asth
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough, and every in
iamatory affection Of the Chest and Lungs, the Pee
zoRAL HONEY OF LIvERwoRT stands unrivslled, hav
ing every instance, evea when the disease has been
ofte most aggravated and vrent kiad effected per
fec tcure if It's continued, least afforded
partial benefit to the serer, which only required his
own perseverance to become perfect cure. Many Oh
respectable citizens have authorized the pro
prieorlo communicate their names, evidence ofths
ruth of the above statements To all interested enquirer.
tS3-Prepared by JAMES ID. NOWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
ap3 Sole Agents N.r Balumere.
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NO. SyVAIET's CHARACTERIZATION. The
gTeaceebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years. its Increasing demand, and It's
unparalleled success, has induced number of persons
from time to ms both at home and abroad, toinitate II
fin various ways.
AS long az ihssa sations were ssnfned to mixtures
bearing other Names did net consider il necessary To
liver tic Them bal having evidences in our possession
gross receptions praetRsd by uRpnnciPled men, in
hnding spurious syruB for the ssgenuns Swaim's Pan
sea strongly caution the public to avoid
purchasing our medicines frO any but TIC most respect
able sources.
tits difficult to detect, in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these mpesitions as tho spurious nix
lures the generally sent int tbs lhteror and to
Some time back, we detected fraudulent initstieAi
York, closely resembling our own, but tile betues
labelled William swaia, instead OF WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles east n a mould
precisely like our own, but "Swam's Panacea" New
York blown in the glass, instead Of "5waim's PaRa
CO. - philadelphia.
Ne have received re peated advces from he West N
dIa islands that empty bottles purchased up at
high raj 20, for the purpose of reiHs them with spu
and OF the thousands Of BEETLES OF Swailn's
Panacea annually sold in oar principal cites, we can
collect Ht very few of the empty bottles, as they are
aeS-.2 of in various ways to deraad the proprietor
le4ft ccive the public.
vss keve known instances Of three bodies being made
cut Of oue by mixing psrtion OF SarsRParila Syrup
with ths genuine Swaims Pansesa, thereby retahinE
enc of its virtues.
anercaHte house for SwaiIn's PaRaeea bsttes mould
in exact imitation ef made and the order
suppedAHd recent ddvlces from BFdZis INFORM us tla
aTessel from Amsterdam had arrived al Rio dc JaHero
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. We
have also possession book printed in Germany, fac
smils of our own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances II will be seen that
eeRuina SWANS PanaeUa eounterfeited aad initiated
TO considerable exten and as theFe limitations are MOI
only fraud upon us, but wei necessarily prOtract the
suernss of Invads those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved efficacious we must rec
upon the public to purchase the Swams Panacea oaly
rom authentic and respectable houses and Dealers who
obtain their supplies either from LabraOry IN Phla
delobia or from our accredited and General Agent,
| HENRY JOHN SHARPE NJ &c Pine street,
New York
tsigHed.) WILLIAM SWAIN * SON.
| Philadelphia, 18th April, 1870
ROBERTS& ATKINSON
nf and fosa~
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Frsm the Philadelphia Ledger.
HOUCKsS PANAC EA

A SrRATAaEM.-The pnncapal proprietor Of enc sf
the NEST extensive of the patent medicine manufsc
ries is in this city, and has been here for week
or two, Believe for the purpose of instiutng prose-
cutons against some of the smaller dealers, who, il is
alleged, have infrnged upsn the patent right owned by
the former. In pursuance of his design this person
Mr. HOuck, inventor OF 'EHoucks Panacea, ~ entered
a suit before the United States authorities, who, OF
course, alone have cognizance of the infringement of
patents, and the Deputy Marshal of this district, Mr..
Thomas o'NeIll, charged with tie serving of the
wrts consequent upoH the process law. He called
several times at the establishment of Of the prose-
eted vendors, and invariably received for from
of the apprentices expressing adese tile
proprietor, that he s'Rs in tswn." Believing that
this not the ease, and that the vender in the cas
steal language OF the age, smell ,, he sent friend
oil his to buy some pills This went TO the drugge-
y asd made inquiry TO their price by the which
inquiry, being made in pretty loRd tone of voice
brought out from snug back room, all smiles, the pro-
pnetor. He inquired what quantity the gentleman
wanted The " gentleman" was chewing, and sought
the door to aysd the sPittle in mis- mouth. This
he concerted signal to the awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and so without mere ade, he stepped in AID secured
mis- man, ,t2l
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kSWAIM'S VER111EUGE-THE MOST USE
- Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To
THE PUBLIC.
This we'll known anti-dysenterio and wsrn medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past and is
universally acknowledged by all who have tried ii, TO
be far superior any other medicine employed in
tie diseases for which it is recommended IL is per
fecly safe, and child will refuse to take it.
Worms being especially apt TO infest persons Of de-
bilitaed digestive organs End emaciaea constitutions
much mischief is often d0Re by the ordinary worm
medicines, which generally consist of the strongest puT-
gaVes, calomel-lat destroyer of the constitution
bitters, pink root spirits of turpenne. wermseed oils
Sc. &c. Articles of this kind may destroy worms but
they deblitae the stomach, and often materially mjure
the general health, wthoat removing the cause
Swaims VeImifuge has the peculiar advantage of re
moving the cause of worms, by giving vigo and healthy
action the stsmach bowels, and organs of dgestion
thereby relieving measles Group, hopping cough, Sc
This medicine by invig0raung The Internal functions
Strengthening the organs of digeston and removing the
primary which creates morbid secretions, will
eve Bowel Complaints, Ch0lic, Dysentery, Dyspepsia
and the whole of hillary affections, Sick HeadPch
Acdily of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles
cholera morbUs. As general family medicine, il stands
unrvaed it is applicable to most of the diseases 20
which children subject. Swsim's yermifuge will
DO found Of utility to persons whe occasionally
indulge in the ceRvvality eff the table; dCa taken
before dinner will anticipate the effects of ueiy of the
stomach, not unrequenIly produced by wine. In the
neglect of this, however, dose in the morning, the
following morning, will in nest instances, restore the
lone of the stomach.
Families resident in the esuntry, and isolated in
measure from medical adviee-navellers joumeying 10
the far west or distant ports-seminaries and
ali public institutions and charitable associations will
fad this remedy, constantly at hand, of great utility.
~Prepared at SWAIMS LABORATORY, Phiadsl
phia and sold Dy ROBERTS & ATKINSON, esrner Of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore:
~ 20 VIM SWAIN < SON
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K0UCK5S PANACEA COUNTER
FEITEDs
o THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC
a SHESE ofduty to myself as we'll as 70 the pub
~ lie, induces TO state that my Panacea has been
counterfeted considerable extent, and that large
Quantities of il have been sold in New York, Phadel-
phia and Pittsburg The bottles containing the medi-
cine, well as the stereotyped bills which cover each
bottle, has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in counereiung them, that IT is difficult TO do
tect them, and which indeed alone he done by a
critical examinations As TO the spurious Panacea, is
a most wrctched and deetenous compound, caIculat.
ed TO do, doubtless has done, great injury the
constitutions of those who may be unfeI
use Ii there be any thing within the range Of human
action HOre immoral or wicked than another, it lie
where an unprincpled being jeopards the health and
lives of his fellow creatures, in the present instance,
Tor filthy lucre, and palms upon them genuine medi
cine of erssl reputation for its sanative quality,
most vainous counterfeit, whose constituent proper
ties instead of possessing the power of curing tend only
deceive and blight the hopes efthe invalid if not per
man, ntly to destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in this inju-
rous fraI,G upon the puhiic well upon my in
terests and being influenced by sincere desire to pu
nish the aggression of the former and throw the pano
ply of protection around the atcr caused weeks
since be instituted in the u States Court for
Philadelphia, against the parties concerned in this nefa
affair; regular reports of which when adjudcated
will be published for the public information, and TO warn
the unprncpled against the danger ofdepredathg upon
The right of others, and of periag human health.
nI2 n JACOB HOUCK.
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S.WAIRI's VERHiIFUGE-THE MOST USE
= Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To

Semer Of panever and Markets
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100000

WOULD present 10 the public new mode ofINS6-
RANCE, extensively pracsed in other cities Instead
at the annual premium, deposte is made with the
Company the nature OF loan, for the use Of which
the party is kept insured. He is not liable TO be called
upon any further conributiOn-bu the deposit may
he claimed any lime subject TO discount of five per
cent
A faH examples will render the subject perfectly
plain and show that the expense is in some instances
but half the usual node and at the same time saves ne
cessiy annually renewing The policy wherein The ne
gleet of day has so often proved ruinous.
Brick Dwelling in the city paying 35c per 500 an
nualy, may be perpctualy nsuc cd by deposte OF 2
per S35 in every $1,000. The interest on this de-
pose is =, 10 or 81 cents per 500 Instead Of 35
ABr. II Dwelling in the Country, fuv raiy situated,
pays 60 per 500. The deposite for perpetual in
surance would be per CT $50 per $1,000, the inter
Of this is three dollars, til is annually THIRTY cts
instead oil SIXTY cents 1890
A FIRsT-RATE mill pays II per cent. annually, and
may be insured perpetnally for 10 per The depo
site would be $l00 every thousand-the interest is
six doars thus the actual cost of annual insurance on
The mill by this mode is so instead of l25 per 800.
Insurance s also effected in the usual mode on as
reasonable terms as any other Office.
F. II. S. is also Agent for The celebrated New YORK
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
make Insurance Lives,g rant annuities and sell
endowments. Office opposite the CusteH House, up
stars. nov so MW&F
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TS-COAFoRFABl,EC COMFORTS
~ jest finished, large supply of OomioHables, an
excesat article for the approaching winters person
enseoneed beneath one of those truly comfortable arli
aes eza bid defiance tho rdes attacks Of his frosty
Apply at the N. w. s. s. W. corner Of Lombard
Light kueeta dz4
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ALBANY LUMBER.

AAbAIS LU M1Ehs
YEHHH SUBSCRIBER will receive in the eem
Il ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist
ng of Chair Plank, Scanting and SO ID; also, WAL;
NUT BOARDS, which will, with the CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLIN,s on hand,
make good assortment. He would respectfully invie
the trade to call before purchasing constant supply
viii be kept on hand
ALSO FOR SALE Low.
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
10000 feet "A, "a, "a, and inch ASH
With large and general assortment Of LUMBER,
surTABtR FeR BUILDERS. D. e. THOMAS,
Office head Union doek on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
n5.Tha hchnsHd Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugie, ehestertown, and National tntegeneeI,
viii soey The above to the amount Of 81 each and charge
Americans office. au IL
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THNIN PLATES, &C.
Il SOC boxes Tin PLATES, Is 4 approved brand
100 whole boxes 14Xeo &c Roefing TIN
500 bundles Hoops, frsm Sc TO inch
$50 DO Rod IRON, IA 10 SIS inch
100 rolls Sheet BRASS
500 bundles Iroa WIRE, from 0 to 10
goo Stone Annaaled do 10 81
sets Times Teois--f6r sale by
BROWN WILSON,
deg No. 90 q. Frederick 81,
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FY,ANKLIN HANK PAPER.

FHANkLIN HANK FAT Err.
A WE'LL SECURED GROUND Rent OF obs
"A hundred dollars, eligbly situated will b. sold ieF
$3.50 Franka Bank Notes, II application Or maae "
da, or to-HsTow. JESSE \. ~ 80,
j Corner OF hafkss ana Ns'" s~'
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NO APOhOGY FOR WIGS.

nG-aTTENTION B.aLDHEa DS!-GG
" all the remedies ever devisedfor the restoration
W and preservation of the Hair nothing has been
found equal to 9iberts OIedginous Hair Tonic 1t sci
dom fails the hair to health and beauty. Ma
ny who were bald three menths ago, can new exhibit
uxuriant heads of hair by the use OF it.
Copy of a letter from DR.. s. FITCH, dated
PHILADELPHIA, May ,, 1888
DR.. jayne:
in favor OF .4erts Oteoginot Hair Tonic prepared by
you. My hair had been falling OFF about two years. and
had become very thin, threat ming speedy badness
when commenced using this remedy. In about one
three months, acd have full and thick head Of haIr
as can possibly denirs have recommended its use
10 number of nay friends, who all speak well of il
faithfully employed, have doubt of its general
cess may add that b. ore using the Tonic had tried
aiHlost all he various articles employed for the hair
such as the MaeassaI Oil, all the different preparations
of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil &c. &c. without expe
Fiencng much, if any, benefit.
Respectfully you a. g. e. FITCH,
No. I7e Chestnut street.
G Befsre Dr. Fitch used this Tone his hair began
he GRAY, but since then there is not gray hair to be
found on his head.
G. l.. BUHURsT,
csraer Dugun's wharf and Pratt street,
macs lower end sf Centre Market space
STEAM BOAT LINE FOR
- Mr
PHILA DELPHfA.
FHyIETg Line will diset Atinue running liter Wednes
day next, 18th inst. until next spring.
No freight, by this LHo, Tor PhiiEaepf Ia, can
ken after Tuesday, 18th.
All persons indebted a. this Lins Will lease pay
same Immediately 1t being Desirable 10 el ,se the years
business This month T,HH sPPARD,
Hoi6-dim Agent.
n UTRIA CAPS = cases nrrt quality. fer
IL Ivy TURNER, WHBEH. WRIGHT & NUDGE
~ 2 South Charles