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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-03
BIount Springs.

TINE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
4 friends and the public generally, that he
will reopen this well known watering place,
On the First of June nerf,
for the reception OF visitors Having made
many alterations and improvements since last
season; he fatters himself that he can offer
Inducements equal to any watering place in the
world, both to the seeker of pleasure as well
as health.
deem II unnecessary to say anything about
the virtue of these waters, as many years eX-
perlence has convinced those who have visited
them, that the happy effects upon the afflicted
are unequalled by any.
The subscriber pledges himself to avoid no
expense or personal trouble to make his table
the best the country affords. His bar will be
furnished with the choicest Wines, Liquors,
Cordials, Cigars, &c. &c. that can be had in
Mobile; and by unremltted attention and ex-
ertion to please, he hopes to share a liberal
portion of patronage.
have also procured the services of a skill
full Physician, 10 advise in the use of the waters
during the season. p
RATES Or BOARD.
Board Per MONTH ? 40 CO.
=" Week, &c IL 90
Children and sci hts, half price.
Horse, Fer mon 16 90
we 5 co.
Jq FEs C. LUCY, Trustee.
Bloun' Springs IA. April, l842-6t. pflOd
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IN RANKRIPTCY-

IN BANKRUPTCY.
D1srR1cr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, }
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MfssIssIPPI.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that WIN. B.
IL LIGHTFOOT of;he County ofLown-
DIES been duly declared Bankrupt by an or
der of this said Court made on the 18th of
April A. D. 1874! and that the said Vim. B.
Lightfoot has applied for certificate of final
discharge from his debts under the act of Con-
gress in such case made and provided: and
the
Second Monday Of July Il. d. 1912.
at Aberdeen has been set for the final hearing
All persons interested, may then and there ap
pear to show cause if any they can, why the
decree and certificate of discharge, should no
be granted.
March, 9, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-05-03

IN BANKRUPTCY.
DTSTR1cT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Northern District of Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given to all person q
IN interested, that ROBERT BLAKE
LEY has this day fled his petition for the ben
EFT OF the Bankrupt Law, and that the
Third Monday of April, A. D. 1912,
has been appointed by the Court for the hear
ing of the same, at the Court Room in the
town of Aberdeen, Mississippi. go.
G. Nj. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
March II, 1912.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
Whig State Convention.

VKHEiE Wings of Connecticut will hold State Con. .A vension at Hartford, on WEDNESDAY, the SIXTEENTH day of February ls4s, for the purpose of Secretary and Comptroller-and for doing any other business proper to come before them. The Conven. sion will be composed of Delegates from the several atives in the General Assembly. The respective Town Committees requested to call meetings ot the Whgs on the 2d Tuesday of February, being the Sh nay, eor a. S some o.nei conveIen; tune. to elect requested that every town be fully represented.
 JAMES F. BABCOCK, } Whig Stots
 EZRA E7E 4 s, A,EsAyN HAMILTON cs..:,,.. Csn.!a.
 Netr Hauen, Jan. 6, l84l. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

Ala Court of Probate holden at Plvmouth, ,oisA- =
 in and for the district of Plymouth, on the l2th
 day of January, A. D. 1642: ...
 Present, CalUin Butler, Esq, Judge KTPON the petition of Wm. E. M'Kee, of V Plymouth, in the county of Ltchfield, showing to this court that he is guardian of James Terry, of Plymouth, within said dis. trict, minor; that said minor is the owner of real estate situated in said Plymouth. viz: one piece or parcel of land bounded as fol- lows: northerly on turnpike road, easterly. on premises leased 10 the Congregational So- ciety of Terrysville, southerly on burial ground, and westerly on the lane leading from the turnpike to the burial ground, con- taining about three quarters of an acre, with dwelling house standing thereon, common. ly called the Allen house, valued at about twelve hundred dollars that it would be for the interest of said minorthat said land should be sold, and the avails thereof should be in- vested as the law directs-praying for liber- ty to sell said property for the purpose afore- said. as per petition on file:
 N iS ordered ty his court, that said guardian give notice of said application, by causing the same to be published in o.sc of the news papers printed in Litchfio[d, hl he county of Litchtield, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will be heard at the probate office in said district on the 9th day of April next, at. one o'clock in the afternoon. Certified from Record.
 34 ELISHA JOHNSON, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
Waterbury Mansion House.

@ THIS ESTABLISHMENT having f!s:N | been leased by the subscri,
 ss bers for n term of years, and un- slzasEsA dergone complete and thorough alteration and repair, is now open for the ac- commodation of the public. The House is newly furnished throughout, and provided with pleasant and commodious rooms and parlours for the accommodation of families and single boarders. Parties of Pleasure may rely upon finding us at all times prepar- ed for their reception, and nothing spared to render their entertainment in all respects satistactory-and travellers will find quiet, comfortable house. and a hospitable recep- ton. The Barns and Stables belonging to the establishment are large and commodious. and a faithful ostler will be in constant at tendance. The proprietors, from their expe- rience in the business, and their determina- tion to give satisfaction, trust to be able so to conduct the house as to deserve and receive the patronage of the public.
 SHELDEN COLLINS,
 ALISON WOOSTER.
 Waterbury, Jan. I3. 4tS3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

T1 EPHYR WORSTED, Marking Canvas A and Purse Twist-for sale by
 December 10. F. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20


 Remarkable Eacts.-The Rev. Mir Alvord stated in his address on the evening of he 5th ins the markable facts that for the iro hundred years that the first Ecclesiastical Church and Society has exist cd in this village, that the pulpit had heen constantly supplied with settled clergyman, with the eepton af little occasional delay between the death of a pastor and the insialment of a snccessor-ihat every pasoF with the exception of the first and the present incumbent. lived and died in the parish and that dur ing the whole period of time ihnt the Church has ex- stsd here no difficulties with pastor or people have occurred to render 1t to call on the inter. veRtion ofthe Association. The present incumbent, Rev Mr. Smith, has occupied the pulpit for 49 years But few societies in the country trust, exhibit stronger evidence of good will aud happiness among its members.-StGMford AdvoeGte.
 L0'Os ef 1Hkey.-A gentleman in New Orleans was agreeably surprised the other day, to find . plump turkey served up for his dinner. and inquired of his servant how 1t was obtained. Why a, re- piled Blackee. dat ss turkey is been rOOsn en ouE fence tree nghss; 50 dis mornin seize him ter de yeaf ohds JsRes." .lsy.-Arf ..ee .,41
 BOs.-The editor of the New York Courier and Ea- 4uTer has seen letter from Mr. Dickens, in which hO meatiOns his intentions respecting his visit to this country His stay viii noa bs m0Ss than sx usonths Fire ia NOrwieA.--tNe 8am from Adams Expsess Ahat . large carriage mAnaiacsosy and Sannesy. in Noe~ieh, were dessFUyea by fEs Sh0pt II o'clock on We9Rssday niehf.-BosiDn Cos, '5s a-EG
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
MOULD CANDLES.

THE celebrated Bloomfield Candles con- 1 siantly on hand aud for sale by the box only. :.
 Merchants and others wishing to be suppll- ed with good article can have their orders attended 10 immediately, at prices that cam not fail to please, by calling OIs
 GURDON EILIAEY. ' Liiclfsl1. Jan. l3. lsa2, q
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
County COssaess stiOas.

A WF1IG County Convention of Delegates will be "A holden at the Mansion House, in Ltchfeld, on Thursday the l7,h of February next, at Il o'clock A. M tor the purpose of putting in nomination candi- date for SHERIFF to be supported at the ensuing cleo deegotes, without regard to their representative mum her. It is suggested that delegates to the State Con vention and also to the different Senatorial District Conventions, may he appointed at the same time with those for the County Convention-snd it is ho ped there will be full attendance at each.
 By order ofAe County Committee. IJ;fch6ald Ian CO Iad0
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
NOTICE.

"HE Court of Probate for the District of \ Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of ROSETTA EDWARDS, late of Bethlem. deceased, to exhibh their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attested. within said time. will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 AMER BRADLEY, of WGtertocr, Ad1s'r
 , RefhLesn. .T0u l3 1S42. S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

The following article from the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, lOcOfoeO paper, s commended to the special attention of the party in this State
 RepHdi0tiOn abominabe doctrine is in fair way to get it's deserts State after State is denour- eng t as new plan Of wholesale swndling, The Legislature of Pennsylvania have condemned it by D Hnqnimous Uote. New-York will do the same In short, repuda tOn has received it's death bow.- Even Mississippi and Arkansas will yet claim the privilege ot paying their repudiated bonds. They with their escutclieons. We aware that it is only a portion of their debts which they repudiate, and Una; they aege certain nnrmalities fraud, on the part ot their agents who disposed of them. If they iad not ths PreteXt, some other would doubtless ] be thought ot But it's no The bonds must be pad, one and all of them, fraud fraud The miscond1ct oi the parties to whom State has cvllzcd world as atfurdlng any ground ofius6cation for repudia'ng them, when those bonds have become the property of third and innocent parties. We breathe more freely. as Daniel Webster would say, no" that we discover an honest purpose on the part of our fellow countrynen, not 10 turn swindLers and knaUeS!
 Denih # !{on. Linn Banks National Intell- senrcr of the l7h says tha Hon. LINN BANKS. late Representative in Congress from the Fredericksburg District, Va, thrown from his horse and drown. ed, on tronv last while attempting to cross Conway rVer, ln Madison county MARRIED,
 7, In Washington, on the I2th inst. by Rev. Gordon Hayes, Mr. BENJAMIN E. WAUGH, of Torrington, to Miss SARAH PARRISH, of the former place. [Thank you. tnir lady, for the beautiful loaf of cake]
 In Thomas county. Georgia, Dec. l9 Col. ISAAC F. BROOKS, formerly of Goshen, Conn. to Miss ELIZA McLENDoN. we have the promise of the cake in April oil the way from the orange borders of Florida -won,t it be delicious q
 In Winchester. Mr. Sas H. McAlpine, to Miss Mary Sophronla Wetmore
 DIED,
 In this town (Northield So) on the 18th inst Mir Charles Judd, aged 2S years.
 In Milton, on the sh inst. Mary Ann H., youngest daughter of Ozias B. Bassett, Esq. aged years
 In Troy N. Y. on the 9th inst. MT. Samuel Shell don. aged 92, formerly of this town.
 In Seneca Falls, N. Y Dec. 3l, Mrs. Semantha Goodwin, aged 70. wife of MT. Hezakah Goodwin formerly of Goshen. Con-
 In New. Haven, Deacon Samnel Darling, aged 9l : MT. Benjamin F. Homans. need 2l. In New Preston. on the Eth ult, Mr. Thomas Fay Tor, aged S4.
 In Warren, the 10th inst. Mrs. Rhoda Eyles, aged 6l. wife of MT. John Evles.
 In Torringo-d, ,he lst inst, Miss Nancy Castle aged l9 daughter of MT. Ransom Cns,e.
 In Wnsred. on the 9th inst. Mrs. Ruth Cooke, wife of MT. Reuben Cooke.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
Litchffeld PoIelmic Society.

A MEETING of this Society will be held at the "A Academy on Thursday the 2O,h instant. at l.2 o'clock P. M at which time and place the first of a series o Lectures 70 be delivered by professional gen. temen, and others. will he delivered by Rev. JoNA- THAN BRACE, on HebreD Archeol0gy."
 Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to attend. Per order of the President. January 16 J. G. PATTERSON, Sec'Sy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
NOVICE.

IKyEE Court of Probate for the District of
 1 Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the inte hereof for the creditors to the estate of EpcAR N. KAssoN, late of Bethlem, deceased, 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect 10 present their accounts. properly attested. within said time, will be dehaTred a recovery. Ahper- sOus indebted 10 sand eslaie nTe requested t0 make immediate payment to HARcLD RRowN, Admta Isi&Iem. Dee %. 16ll. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20
RUNAWAY.

EROM the subscriber, on the 18th instant, A an indented boy named HoRArro MuN- GER. All persons are forbid harboring or trusting said boy on my account. Whoever will return said boy shall receive one cent reward, but no charges paid.
 JNO. HARRINGTON. Litch hfefd, Jan. l7, l642. 34
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

Ala Comr1 of Probate holden at Plymouth, vith- 'n aud for the district of Plymouth, on the l3M day ef January, ls42:
 Present, Cabin Butler, Esq. Judge. UPSTATE of ELNArHAN IVES, late of Plv- 1I mouth, in said district, deceased. On motion of the eXecutor on said estate, this Court does limit and allow to the creditors of said estate six months from the date hereof, in which to exhibit their claims to said exc cutor, or be debarred a recovery and this court directs said executor to give notice of the time so limited by publishing this order in a newspaper printed in LitchfieId, and by posting copy thereof on the public signpost nearest the place where the deceased last d%eit, in said Plymouth.
 A true copy of Reeord.
 S4 ELISHA JOHNSON, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

70 the celebrity, efficacy, and invaabIs success ar
stsppage Of those Junction. Of ma
tue upon which the health Of female desrnd. srs
s n.SdueSn into The United se about four
os1 ~ ap ~ manons are constantly attempted to bc
f!wsys Gent. bob pa, different boxes, and css
femsle monthly FILLS, with the object cf sesns h.n n
possible a. one or two dollars box Females ars SS s.
s oneS asaiss tnese attempts 70 UPON them II
ss ss EXCEPT those sold =. Madame Ress fnc. 5cs
Of each boz. "''''en On the cover
N. They can be used by married or ,,nv,. H., c.,
IN: ae ENCLOSED inside Of each box Sold aso bw n
pCnsmsas "a Grand street, corner Of Alien New YORK :"
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
nm INVENTED And raErAHEp ~

e, HI ~ Dr1IVQUE, M D., IISBON. POHTU3AL
NE Scientific combination Of ingredients al vhsch ebess
ris are composed have made them the wonder and ADM
ration OF the world They known all over Euroe m be
the only prspaaon ever discovered that
beng such thar thew mus not be used urnr
or though always mild sa.s, and healthy they are certain "a
produce miscarriage II used during THAI perjod
IhF objections translated into English and are en,eiopea
round with the seal Of the apurfer stamped Zach hox cn
the signature Of NJ ae BoudeIocus and de Ensh N
Tecons have the OF Dr.. f. MELVEXU mthor;sed
agent Tor the continent Of Amelsca- $50 80
They can be uansmurd by mail ay pan q te Us,ssA
States Letters directed to DR.. +. Meveau hoy - New
York, will with immediate attention. All letter. nuss
bc root paid Sold By appointment Cherry near Cashs
uieil. H T min rrsv
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CURE [ Z CHRONIC DISEASES.

DR. f. PRUDHOMME, from Paris, disciple of the illus
II trous Hahnemann, whose science and doctrines have
asonshed all Europe, and adhered arosnd him crowd
eminent physicians, his
poh by his exerence the public that he has
selected New York the place Of abo and of
residence.
Or f. has been profes ,nay and intimately connected
France with whose honored and
in this coontry and during years pracce he has visited
Of the United States and Of the West Indies with
view to eucdate points science till then
in much doubt and obscarity. .s
He just arrives from Paris where he has been
cate he result OF hs Observations to the Gallo Society," Of
which he member, and ditfuse the
fruits Of his experience and the blessings Of he 18th.
In the his and practice performed by
which had other mode Of
he wishes TO be Judged from words but
that besides ar msladies incuabe there
disease dreadful inveterate such Consumption,
diseases Of the skin ring Cancer Fistua Of ali
Scrophua, propsy Gc har he CANNOT entirely extrpete
By the method all accident females and children
promptly and radically cured.
DR. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. M to 2P M
al hts office 10 Duane Broadway
given in the Engsh. French, German, spanish Italian
languages. Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

II AIR OlL.-There oil in the world that do good
~ bad the ha,r Every body knows that when hair
buntd will grow again good a. ever All tia powders
but literally burned Liquids for dying
the hair compositions of spirits
way the powders and don't dye hair, the hair
will matter how times burned; and every
body knows also, thai when the head full Of dandru the
years beng hair cnte and having the opportunity
myself great congestion known 80 PASTORS Hair OIL or
Compound Esscuia Oil Of Amond for destroying dandru
mitsbe HAN OIL will make the hair grow we no matter how
For sale, wholesale and retail. A. PASTORS Hair Cut
65 Greenwich street, New Aok Price 50 cents bottle
nj I'M
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

N. w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
HE NEw foas HERALp-A daily pApsr issued ever
mornsng Of the week-price too Country
scbe lnni.hed Al the rate for any specific PERIOD
Tar WE'LL HsS.uusssed every Saturday mosn;ns :,
nine ocockppce end Ssrfsv ces per copy-fumshed
to country subsebe a3 annun, in advance, the
rate for any speclned psrSod. IN
ConsssroNDEEfs roqueste4 % eddreU etssu
iAs:: ss..ss 1ss,c,s rs:Isis'r ~ nAsss-sisi sSi
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JOSEPH McMURhAY 100 Pine street New York give,
drafts apple ,n the Provincial Bans al
Ireland, payable Cork, Limerick, Conmel, Londonde ~
Sgo wexford, Belfast Waterford Galway, Armagh Atb.
lone, CoeraDe Kilkenny: Bana TIalee, YeughaI Inns.
kiilen Aonaghan Banendse, Bay mena Do
ancs Cavan, Lurgsn Omagh, Dungannon, Bandon Ennis
sally shannon stabane Dungavan, Malow, None ymorr
CootchiIl, KiIush.
ENGLAND.
spoone Atwood Coz nkers London, payable in ever,
in Great Britain p W. Byrnes Esg L,verpooI III,
u Glasgow Bank, PAYABLE in every town IN Scotland
may ttuf
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M ADAME RESTELL.

EEMALE ri YSIClAN, Ofhcs and residence Ian f,r.sn
wch street, between Couandt md Lberv $780, u.een
she BE- consulted with the strcesI slse whers
paints incident to the female frame "enee ON CON
Madame Restslls expe renca and kno ,.A.. =. a.
obstinate case, Of female reguarity sopsre snn"rs.
ae susn as to require but few days 70 ef~cf ecs
sncb r,m. WIN hsr will be accommodated durin.
Preventive Powders,b for married isd;s. -h,. H.
% OF health fobids rapid increase family
~ De sen oy NAL to any Of the United Slates Prc
All Letters lpo. padl addressed to box sss
~ B-Aadame RESTELI would ;nSos,. ,.a,.. ,..;,;..
ont Of the city, whose health would NOT adu Of uavems hss
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COUGHS, COLDS

CONSUMPTIONS, Hoarseness, So Throat, Splitting
- OF Blood, Bronchitis. &c, cured for one shilling
Cough Candy compound extract and Spanish moss,
composed OF the herbs and plants the vegetable
The principal materials this cand fone ly
by an eminent physan in qnid form Surely j, superior
elegant in form, and miraculous but
ra TO all Of Its Ii but shilling
trial. who will III IS slightly purga i've all hu-
mors from and purifying blood Ia act from the hundreds
ready cured by th tie proprietor feels warranted offering
these terms THAI IN not satisfied the
and plainy proves this pusd The propIie.
trial all who have pulmonary
psints He there this put.
s sSs o. FIX Ss ca Eagle hss BY T.
Boston, State st. Albany ise Fulton st. Troohyn Cse,
King Charlsso2 Q. zsber next to the American Hotel,
Warrington C. Ma lmsec
cipe at No.s ,iold street, New Yrok-The Ors Tooth
ties eanns the Teeth and Mouth restoring Tie gums to
The mouth whether s,nE from decaysd teeth or from de
IL i deseped be used with atoo,b brn,b and will h ,
70 ;upenede the necessity kssrrg ts teeth clean
and preventing the wearing away Of tie II the teeth
s and esn.ns them y hen
teeth In painful Of the teeth and gums arising
exposure % cold will be found highly It par
before retiring to rest This msthod Recommended by em
dentists BY doing all particles Of food which accu
kept through The night in clean sweet and healthy saie
Sound teeth and white the valuable portions
Of poor huIanity but how many neglect the
and .ad .S
he I. ns As AND
ld-lBoston Morning Post =
our ensme- Boston Transcript We e'e a'e' On
For sale BY the principal druggists in the city mar
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

WI ~ Vy
These Invaluable Powders have een M, y No
Europe put rance IN parculs for upwards Of
wen 2. y Thousand. this Country being the ony MIA
sdIe, ana emcacous remedy tor married adiss no.
forbids rapid increase Of family "ho'e health
~ aqame nestsii a. IS well know H. WIS for th,rsv
male .nysc ~ ID the two principal Female osp,rs IN
rope-those Of Vienna aud PaIs-where favored r, h.
experience ana opportunities attained mar
nose great diseove medical science 90 specsv ~
" me female ramy Tor which her mediciucs NOW sa %
a. well 70 tins country in Europe. Her acouslnsncn
Sse pays,ooyy ana anatomy Of the female frame enabled
nsr-Sy tracing the decline and Ill health Of arss
IN tne q he and the CONSEQUENT rapid sn
S aoS apparently which tOngn msy
.onu motncf 70 grave-to their
noe Of the primary female ndspos
rS d sa"y her celebrated Preventive Powden
fond mother. - n"'s WIG ana
The advertiser feeling importance of thu. subject and
me vast benefits thousands bv their sr
uon would most specluly Attention oil the
ned oy all that they hold and DEAR their
not wise and virtuous prevent evils 60 which w. srs %
lect by simple and healthy our contra
dsassonate, virtuous and enlightened MUD w,,
nsy answer IN the sTnatlye Price five dollars package
accompanied with fall and particular directions Tnsv
can be forwads by mail to Of the Unsd States an
stts must De post paid, aud addre MADAME -
TELL Female rhyseian Principal oa,cs l4s GreenW,ss
street, New York. Once hours from M 10 q n ei"cn IA
m