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Saepb 50. Miuer.

6aHbaus sum Samburs SoteL in Ger
5taot Samburs, Serfs Gaunty, pa.
maebr biermit Isinsm Syeunoen uao sinem
seebrten publipum itsrbaupt Die b6fite
9lnseise, oaB ct am 28Iten lesten Oldr5 oas
obensenannte Saitbaus, lestbin im Seftg oes
gisentbhmsrs, 6rn. Daniel Sern, btaossn
bat. 9ieIes Gattbaus init ieinen Slebenses
tduoen ,purbe 70 ein9erltbtet, caB es oem Sub
sanser, oe,n 0eitsr ,lno Dem Subrmann allie
Sequemlibteiteu oartetsn bic ct bilIiserweis
fe Osrlansen Fam - ftb6ne Shiafimmer,
Elm aroBer 5of uno serdumise Staae, CUTE
Soft unS aussrleiene @etrdnfe, aberbaupt
cine CUTE sefaaise 1uf,partuns, uno babel ein
Iebr tiliser preis, 1no weniaitens Sesens
ltanpe rpooureb CT itb ale;eit tettretea ipiro
Die Sunc(ebaft fsiner Sreunbs 5n Ssrsiensn
uno gu erbalten. III ....e
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81. 3. 6 bis 10 Sottsanser f6nnen auf
bIllae Seoinsun9en init ansenebmer unb a,s
ter 9(uf,partnns periebsn ,perpen. u.as
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Ntenlep's Gegem Graoel
vi Il en-.

SD eradte es ais meine spfiebt, befannt
~ maiden, oab leltbsm leb bon pben erpdbns
ten Yillcn Sebrauh sema6t, feinsm Surtb.
lauf mebr sebabt, ,prmt i6 fcbr oft seplaat
mar, rpie aneb bic src6em Sbmer5eM in mei>
ncu S(ieren berlpren, lino mbt branebte 70
Oft 9Dader 81 maeben uub pab icb i'm Stan.
oe mar, in,iner al meiner Hrbeit su blcibrn,
melhes ieb nieinals Uorber i'm Stanoe mar
III tbnu - ,lnb rsrtebere, oa6 Ile oas bette
&ariersWslttel lno pelebes ieb jsnlals senom:
men babe.
Senry t7ewman.
5eioslbers sannlcbip, $ibancn gauntp,
2u9nt 2. .,-.... bp.
Die Simptcmen ppsr Infms BON pieler
fiirbterliben Sranfbsit. fno, 9rue auf Der
Slaic, Srennen cpsr Sthneipsn tsim waj.
Ierma6en ceer nab oemIelbsn, NeiB oa,ll
obne pieI maiden III f6nnea, gu lanse iparten
mh1en che IS fommt SlisrensS Sbmer,cm unc
arcbe Sbmer5en i'm Greu5. Sie Itno audi
Gin erprottrs uno beIcuates Wlittel fir Durtb
laut Nnbr Scpf,reb, Olassnframpf, @ns.
briltisfeit uno 5sritellnna pes 2lppetits -
ltno ,psr fe ais ein Htfibrunsss ,mp {ar.
iermittel brauht, miro cisIsu pIasen nismale
unterwcrfen iein.
Jobn Kienlev, 6. @.
efe bet 7tcn aab Sranflins@trabe.
Nsenten in Neabina :-@ccrat &rs, @arl
1BifIana. gfe Der 7ten uno Hranflns@ra6e,
nnc u spnpGIe, 9ruferci pislrr 3eltuns
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[Ius Der ,Alten uuo nsuen wslt."1
Sbiuer's fdmmtlibe Berfe
in 12 SinOen.

9nr6 partieanfauf oisIsr 8altimore2us.
9abe ltnb rpr i'm Stanbe, bas gremplar, ,ttarf
uno fb6n in 5albfransbano nit Sprinsrafs
Fen III Sanoen scbunorn, fir ben duGerlt
blllisen spreis bon $ S, brolbirt in l2 8ans
ben fir $ s, bier i'm $anoe obne fernere ltns
foiten baar sssen Spseie obsr Sloten Speeie
aablencer Sanfen gu perfaufen.
HrDsr nun fammtlitbe weree oes bors
treffIihen Shiler 5u be0ssn ,panIebt, Der
ellie nit prm Infanf oa ltd niebt Icbalo ,piss
BET cine @elesenbeit bisten wtro, Iolebe 70
fpottrpcblfsil 5u erbalten. - ltnIere Isenten
woIen lbre Anftrdse sefauisit talp enlsnren.
1Ber nod nidt init Der folsenprn NeiIebes
ihreibnns befannt 1T, icGte cine fleine aus,
9ate niebt fteuen nno Iteb pisB nisiebe uno
!ntere6ante Bueb anItbafsn. Oss Ssrfafa
iers Shame birat fdr oen wertt. '.
Gin Nuefus naeb ben Selfensstirssn i'm Sabs
re 1889; bon 8. u. wislsenius, W1. 9.
Wfit riner Iitbosrapbirten Sarte. Ge>
eruft bel qD. Weter, ct. $ouis
Brofhirt so etc.
Oas Sueeno gremplare sm $4 so.
1DsGelboeftf6e SnbbanoInns.
lpril S. 4 sm
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Yianp Nprtes.

llnteryibnstsr munfbt ourb bisfs 3eilsn
Gin 9sebrtes Yublifum bsionbers oarauf aufs
merriam ,u mabsn oas CT fiirStib mbrere
Yano Sortes BON psrfbsosner 0ualtdt, BON
europa srbalten bat, unb oas er nun i'm Stans
be 1T, osisIbsn biaiser su psrfaufsn, ais lis in
philadelphia ODER an ir9sno einsm ancsrnY!ats
js ju BADEN iino.
@niss eisisr Yiano 8Ortss iinb NIT unc ans
osre obne meta(lne plattsm fsbr fare 9sbaut
uno i'm Na9emsinsn babsn iie snen pcrtrsf1id)
lbonen Son.-Su9lsid) srDalten,
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w. w StptHttplpHt put
DO. 30. 1S,psis, 9,sw ealfls, par
Union Sanf, su gSilInin9ton, par
Sleins Hcten inter Sb. l bis l J
9iew eSerlep,
Sslpibsrs Sanf' su Sspiesrs, 1
burlington SO. Sanf, Wepfcro, par
Commercial Sanf Yertb NmbcD Il
Cumberland Sanf* Sripsston, par
SarmsrS Sanf* Oount Scollp par
sSarmers Wletbani s Sant ,Nabnap !
Farmers II O1e6anics DO WlOplstown }
W1crris 60. 8aut' Olorristoipn u
O1sbanies Sant, burlington par
Oeebanies DO Slewart !
Oiecbanics 1t mannfacturss Dos 3rentcn par
WorriS Canal II Sr. 20. Sl.S. Gitp, unsb.
spoit Sfpten nnSan9bar
Sleparf Sanf Sni. Co Slcwarf J
Orange Sane*, Orange II
psoples Sant, paterIca /
Drineetcn 8ant>>, prluestcn par
@alen Santing Cos 9aIcm par
Gtate SantSt, Slepart }
State 8anf* glBabctbtcwn }
State 8anf+ ganpen par
@tate 8ant Of Wlcrrls' Olrrristpwn J
@tate 8ant' Stem Srunsmif par
GnGcr 8ant@ Slepton Il
Srenton Sanfins Co. 3rcntcn par
Union Sant* Ocper II
Sanf Of 81. Srunsmif Srunsmif aebroeb.
Sarmers 1t. Wlebanies Sant %. setrcb.
8rauflin Sanf Of Sf..S. Seriep@itp aebrob.
6ptoten Sanfin9 SO. 5cbofen 9ebrctb.
Seriep gitp Sanf, SerIep City Sebrotb.
mebanies 8anf, patterIon sebrcb.
Wannfaeturers Sanf, SclIpIie aetrch.
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Nianp NSiceplp.

9isIss Snfrumsnt 1T nsusr @riinbung, uns
in S66nbsit unb Stdrfs oes Sonss ir9enb eis
nsm pano Scrte melt pprSu;iebsn.
Msburs Yianc 8ortss, Die auf Der Nsifs bon
europa bsibdci9t Ic0en pssweesn um balben
Soi1preis psrfauft psroen. SIR psricnsn, psls
be nibt DEFENDERS ouf bic Nussnfsits 70 fbr
9snau isben, mag Der Nnfauf zines psisr Sns
itrumsnts cine fhone @sls9snbeit fsin, moblfeil
Su sinsm gutsn Yiano Srrts su fommsn.
Secpnobdnoi9e Yiano Scrtes iino AUDI 81
baten Don $40 Bis $40 baS Stif.
Sermr bat sr itst5 auf Soane, eine 9ro6e
Ssrfbsbsnbeit BON Siolinen Sl6tem @larips
nettsn, Srpmpstsn, I9ornsrn poiaunen, 9ics
lniaitsn better 2lrt ws AUDI SiolinbS9sn-
sbsnfc, 9rose Srommsln &C. &c. 9isis Snifrus
msnte fam ct nun billi9sr psrfoufsn alS fribsr.
6. =. Sei5mann.
Seaoina, au9uif 16. 3lN.
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Iber Die l6armcnie DER Berfe Der Slatur nit
Der wsisbett uuo Site 8cttes
in einem SanDe, in Spo. Don etwa 6OO;Seitcil.
8earbsitet nacb oen belten 96riftltsllsrm,
bon pro fsIlor
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Spbn 9. OticbarDs, 2(opofat,

bat feline Nmtslfube jest an Der Druderei ees
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Neaena, Wlai s.
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9tcrtbumberlano Su Hortbumbsr 4
8srtS eauntD Sanf gu Nsabins, seIbloiien
Sentrs bitto su Selsfonte, aslblpsen
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@rlumbia Sridsn Gsfsafbaft. Golumbia |
@arlisle bittc* gu @orlsls, r
Doplestaun bittp su Dpylsstaun, pat
Sdlfpn ptfto" sll @altpn, par
Grdan9s Ditto su ptttsbur9, l
gertttcate
Yolt Slcten
grhanSe 3tpei9 Su 9plibaysbura, /
Certificate
@rie Ditto ;u erie, g
Sarmsrs u. 9roperS su gSapnesbura m
DO 5ablbdr IN ellrrant Sonos ID
Sarmers uno bitto Ditto 5u ptt6burN aebr.
Sarmers unb Ditto bp. Su Tapstte s.. .aebr
Sarmsre uno DO 3n Srenealtle scbrpeb
Tranfln pitto Su Bafbinaton, 2
Sarmers Sanf .. Buds StD !. Srilfcl, par
Sarmers Ditto BON Ganeaffer* iu Qanealfsr
Sarmsrs Ditto, BON &sacins* ;u Sea. d b. s
Sarrisbure Ditto Su 6arrisbura, 6 bis =
!6armcnp Snifitute 81 oarmcnp, unaona
!6onesbas Sanf su ecnssbals,
!Suntinstcn Ditto Su 9untinsbon, unaana
Suniata Ditto su asWistaun, unoona
Qanfaifer 90. ju 2anfaifsr,
&aneafter eanntp Banf, su $aneatter
qsbanon DO. su qsbanrn, a
Qumberman's %. 5n @arren, acbrcebsn.
@arrtetta II. Susqueb. 2rabina@c. unob
Nser6ants II. Wsanuf. Sanft Yittsburs, |
Certificate I
W1eebanies Sauf, pittebura, betria,
Wcncn9cbela Ditto BON Sraunspils, 2
pot g1oten -
Miners Sanf bon ppttspiIe, 5bis 6
Hortbern Ditto bon pa. su Ouubaff, uuob
Ncrttumbl. II. @clb. .Sf. au Miltpn, unab.
g. Weffern Sf. p.pa. Meabepille, aefdl.
Nen Salem bp. Sapette @auntY, betriia
0orttamptcn Sanf su slnentann, II bisis
q. 8. Delaw. Srlden 60. su I.o. seIebl.
Office Der Sanf BON psnnf. Sarrsb. B aebr.
Office DO Do Qaneafsr 5 aebr.
Office DO DO Cation oebr.
Spsis Der s.. Staaten* pittSturs, oebrob.
DO. %. Do. 81 erie, DO.
%. Do. DO. iu Seaper. %.
Office Der Sbuplfia Sanf, port @arbon b
49rieul. II. Manuf. Sf. su Carlisle, aebr
StlDer eafe Sanf ;u Wontrpie, aef6lp0
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gBsif Sran6 Sanf, 9Siaiamsport, q %
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youeto9anp Sanf su perrYppplis, unaano
Oie S1otsn bon bsn init beasiebneteuSon.
Fen wsrben niebt in Oepoftt senommen ossr
all ben betrefsnoen Banfen ausseneebfeft
Die nit b be3eiebnet seben fsine9eoten aus
Ge(apare. @-
Sanf p.Btlmneton u. .Sranbemin* t0Silm pat
8anf bon Dslawars*, SSilminstcn PAT
Sant BON Smlrna, Smlrnd, par
hN M 2,npio 0pi(f,rk 49,,
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BUR 6eraussabe zines naturbi biltoriItbem fir
Seittiitbe unb qSeltliebe Iebr intereIIans
ten 2Berfes, III ceuti6er Srratbc,
inter Dem 3ltel:
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Iteb Ieiner 8ebanoluna anpcrtrauen m6sen,
allen m6slihen Slsl6 uno Scrsfait ansebeis
ben su la(Isn. 0a ct binlansIiebe FenntniB
BON D1epi5in uno Srantbeiten batfc.tcfft CT
einen Shell ber Sun!t oes Dublifums in Der
ltmseseno 5u erbalteu, ba feinerfeits beisase
nno Staebt feine Oahbe sefpart ,peroen lol,
bclle 3nfrecenbcit su acben.
81. 9. 2l!c 9iejeniaen, meItbe 5wcifeln
mosen pab iet niebt binldnsIebs Seiltni6 pom
dr5tlieben 8ahc bdtte, beieben bel oen 5oers
rem Soctoren B. Bauer pper 9D. 9. 5ibI6s
man naeb3ufra9en.
Obcr Sern, S1ai II. bO.
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Scr perbenerte
HeaDin9er &alenber

THr pao SoQr 1915,
aebruft uuo berausaeaeten bon 3. 6. 8.
gSelmann, BAT Die prclie psrlaIen uno 1T
ein5eln io,pobl mic in arbBcrcr Ouanttat 3u
baben bsi Carl Sribrlh eselmann, gfe Der
lOten unb spcnnitrabc.
gbenfalls gum Ssrfauf in picIrr 0rufsrsi.
Neaoin9, Nuautt 9.
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@e9en Hbeumatbic Mno Ytifen=
S6mer3en: ginement,
perfsrtist bon JobnKienley.
Oieles >inement 1T cas tcmabrtehe W1ittsI
,pelbes jemals Dor oas pntlitnm sebracbt
,pcreen 1T; es beribaft fcalsiebe $inperuns,
penn &ebraueb oaOon sematbt miro. 9ir
Nlfen<S6mer5en eilrirt es teim crltsn oeer
sneiten W1al @bmiercn.
HTginjis 5u baten in pisfer Orufersi.
preis: 80 Gent bie SlaGbe.
Neaping, W1ai 81. " tU.
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QDertD Der Yot,fnetsn

sme bsisniaen Sanfsn, ,psltbe nit einsmcs>
@nrn be,slbnst iins, babsn sntweter falfEhss
Ober unasanbsrts Ncten BON psritissenen Be-
nsnnunasn i'm Imlaufs.
9las init einem (t) Srsu, bs;sidnstsn Son.
fen waren frtibsrbin Sffsntlibe SepciitsSonfsn
Die 9eotsn bsrieniaen Sanfsn, msltbs mir
init sinsm @sbanfenltritbs RI bs,sidnen,wsr,
ben pcn ben Srofers nitbt anatnommsn.
o.
pehhlploaneh.
Sanfen in pbilaeelpbia.
y(Qnen. NOtScDnt0 IN SDhtlQD.
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2(u5 isnen bintsrlaisnsn Yapisrsn ssiamnleIt.
Or. QBilliQm 81. 8errD,

- Sat icine Office AM 5auIe Don
- 6rn. Dapio Deifber, in Ober
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. no CT 3u jcper 3eit tereit 1T, alle
hfnRm Gr111fen 1Inn Seibellben bic
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Sanf p.Wtlminston .Sranbepin* t06ilm par
8anf bon Dslaipare*, gSilmn9tcn par
Sant BON Smlrna, Smirnd, par
Do. DO, 3,psia, Wilfort, par
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SanF V0n NHs9benp, iu Se6for6, lInsan9b.
Ssaper, ju Ssapsr, DO
S~atara, Su barriSburs, sefbloftn
SSafbinstcn, Su 9saibinstcn, un9ans
@bambsrsburs gu @bambsrSburs, 7
@sttis6ur9* 3u @sttisbur9, 6
YittSbur9, Su Yitt5burs, L
Susanebauna Go. Montrole 9
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9elawars @auntp* su @beifsr, par
@ermantaun 81 @srmantaun, par
semistam ju qeniStaun, 10
0sirtlsfaun ;u Mioplstaun, 4
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-14
Correspondence ofthe U. s. Gazette.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY. P. NJ.


The British Queen, in coming in,
grounded on the rocks off Corlaer's
Hook. Assistance was Immediately
sent from the steamship Fulton, and
she was got off with some difficulty
The extent of damage she has recei-
we'd, has not yet been ascertained.
There is nothing Of importance do
ing in exchanges. Philadelphia is al
par Bdis; Baltimore par; Virginia 81
a 4; North Carolina 81 81; Charles
ton II a Ii; Savannah IL; Augusta
a 2; Mobile 25 %; New Orleans %
a 8; Louisville 81 81; Cincunatti Al
a Al; London 100 1881, France 535
5 33a.
Treasury notes are in demand fol
investment at par / dis.
The sales Of cotton are 500 bales al
former price. The impoasIinto Liv-
erpooI for the week ending May 5th,
were 10000 bales. This, as mat.
ter of course, had tended to depress
the market; but the news from the Easl
Indies was considered favorable. as
large quantities had been shipped from
Bombay for China.-Flour is steady
with moderate sales.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-14
DIED

DIED
On Monday evening, the 9th May, at
8 O'Clock, at his residence in Brooklyn,
Noxubee county, Mississippi, Mr.. ELI q.
LOOMS, after lingering illness Of S even
weeks duration, of acute inflammation oil
the lungs.
Mr. LOOMS was q native of Winsor,
c nnectcut' lie removed 10 this State
IN the year 1888, since which time he has
followed an active mercant lie life. He
was snatched from his friends IN the
prime of manhood, at time when his
prospects were bright and promising be
fore him. He had encountered hard.
ships, privations and toll with patience
had met in its face opposition, the most
determined and inveterate, with a firmness
and resolution that would admit of no
wavering. He had but Just began TO be
properly estimated in the vicinity in which
he lived-his many good qualities were
not calculated to attract notice of the ca
sual obserSer-but those who knew him
best, loved him most. Possessing all the
qualities of an honorable, high. minded, vir
tuous and upright man, his actions were
governed by principles of justice and equi.
ty. Well might it be said at bis death
There hath departed one of natures no.
bic men.
lie died in southern cline, far from
kindred and relations, TO soothe his las'
hours and to follow him to his "long
home"
But he died not without the kind at
tentions Of friends warm and true, who
when all was DER, shed over his final "res
ting place." the silent, fervel tear of af.
fiction. His loss will be deeply felt and
greatly mourned by an extensive circle
Of friends and acquaintance, both in this
State and Connecticut. 1t will however
be source of consolation to his friends
and relations to know, that long before his
death, he made profession of religion
threw himself upon the ''offers Of mer.
cy," and found peace, comfort and conso
alton, in the promises ofan indulgent God
who hath said, "Whomsoevet copeth Il
me, will in no wise cast out" He was
perfectly resigned and willing to leave tn
world. His spirit took its flight for ano.
Their and better world, without struggle
or groan, but breathed itself silently and
TRANQUILITY away. His Christian friends
can exclaim!
%Thou art gone to the grave-but we will moi
depiore thee;
Though sorrows and darkness encompass the
tomb
The Savior has passed through its portal be-
fore thee
And the lamp of his love is thy guide through
the gloom 1T.
Brooklyn, Miss. May l6, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-14

Co.'s way, and tempt him 10 abandon
his friends for another loan Of Is, 900
dollars.
Whilst Col. Johnson and Mr.. Buc-
hanan and Mr.. Calhoun are actively
electioneering, Mr.. Van Buren, is not
passive. He is openly in the field,
and has made his arrangements with
Gen. Jackson and Gov. Polk.
The "True Wing" has the follow
ing article, in which 1t strangely omits
The crack ticket Of Van Buren, and
Polk.
BEHIND THE TINES.
1t has been suggested to us that we
were entirely behind the news in our
last number, in relation to the loco can
didates for the next Presidency, and
that it is due to that patty. which we
are always willing to oblige, that cor
rected list, up to the latest information
from the knowing ones Of the party
here, should be given before their fol-
lowers take sides. We therefore give
the following as the latest:
BACHELORS TICKET.
President, JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice, WIN. r KING.
HARD-MoNEY TICKET.
President, THOMAS H BENTON.
Vice, JOHN Nj NILES.
MULTIPLYING TICKET.
President, JOHN C CALHOUN.
Tice, LEVI WOODBURY..
WAR TICKET.
Pres't, RICHARD Nj JOHNSON.
Vtce, Gov. PORTER.
DIPLOMATIC TICKET.
President, LEWIS CASS.
Tiee, ANDREW STEVENSON.
INSURGENT TICKET.
President, WILLIAM ALLEN.
Vice, THOMAS w DORR.
t. t. QU1D TICKET.
President, JOHN TYLER.
Vice, j WASHINGTON TYSON
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-06-14

of the times" aud the reduction Of the
price Of country produce, she has reduced
the rates of this establishment, to the fol-
lowing: d.
Board per month, without lodging, 1900
with lodging, 90 90
Transient visitors, per day, so
To the travelling community, Alrs. NJ,
would state that her table will be furnish
ed with the best the country, affords, and
served up by cooks ofrepuiation and ex'
perIence Her lodging rooms are. spacious
and we'll ventilated, all Of which. VIII re-
ceive her most vlgiant superintendent,
in short, nothing on her part shall be wan
ting 70 contribute to the health and comfort
Of her guests.
Columbus June !, 1912.
Weekly Banner Nashville, Florence
Enquirer, Jackson Southron. MonItor at
Tuscaloosa, n. o. Picayune, and Mobile
Herald will publish the above times ard
forward accounts to this Office.
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~ he il american Interests are foster
Cd. caro- not who the citizen may DC
that sits in the Presidential Chair II IL
be that the labor Of our country ano
her resources are protected. bu'
while my earthly existence continues ;.
will never silently allow any man. OF u
body Of men, thirsting for power a .I,n
pining for the hard earned Proh'S Oh ',le
industry Ofmy fellow citizens 10 Oe
squandered in extravagance' Incidence
and ease, by those whose God is gain
,rd whose ambition a mushroom, po-
Irical fame, without raising my feeble
voice against It. ,n,r,
Columbus Miss. June 18Th, l942.
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the patient: q little sugar and water is the
best. For Coughs, an additional tea
spoonful can be token at any time, when
the Cough is particularly severe. Chill
dren directed TO take half of the. above
quantity al time. Is over six years ofage
Is drops; If under two years, the dose
may vary from 5 10 Is drops. If the pa
tent is very weak, il is advisable 10 com
mence with one half the regular dose, 10
wit: half tea-spoonfuT in the morning
&c., ard the dose may be increased as
the occasion requires. # will be neces.
sary to keep the bowels naturally regular
and if they should at any time require
opening medicine, take title salts, a
Seidlitz powder, or any gentle cathaltic.
Do not purge but maintain natural &C.
lion.
Orders will be attended to from any
part Of the Union, or British America.
Letters directed to the subscriber, asking
advice, &c, shall receive immediate at
tention.
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR,
375 Bowery, F. 7.
For sale by E. A. SMITH.
Columbus, June l, 1912.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY

PROBATE COURT, JUNE TERM, 1912.
To Micojah MCGEE, EtectttOr Of theelasi
WI and Testament Of Thomas MCGEE
deed,
VoU are hereby notified 10 be and
IL appear before the Judge Of Probates
of said County and State aforesaid, on
the first Monday in August next, 1912
and show cause if any you have, why you
do not make titles to.
Lots on parcels of ground lying and
being in Noxubee County Mississippi, to
wit:-Lots number seven and twelve
in fractional section number thirty-four
of fractional township number fourteen
North, of Range number nineteen East
containing by estimation fifty eight acres
and $500 of an acre as the property o
TEcs. McGee dec !, according to the
PRAYER OF John Marshal.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge 0
the Probates Court for Lowndes County
Mississippi.
Attest WIN. +. FULLER,
Clerk
By THos. w. FULLER n, C
June ls42. Pm.
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PUNDERSONS CONDITION
Powders.

FEVI1E change of Weather and Season
IL Of summer to Winter and Winter to
Summerwlth the corresponding change OF
use and feed, have a very great effect up.
on the blood and sir.uous fluids of Horses.
1t is therefore at these changes they re-
qu:re some assistant TO nature 10 throw off
any disorder of the fluids of the body that
NAV have been imbibed, which if not at
tended to will result in the Yellow Water
Heaves, Worms, Bolts, &c. All of which
will be entirely prevented by giving one OF
these Powders according to direction, and
will also cure when any symptom of dis
ease appear, if used in time. When from
neglect or over working horse becomes
reduced, one Of these powders will restore
him. 1t will loosen the skin, raise the spir-
its, make him thrive and put him in con-
dtion 10 feed. From the similarity in the
orde: Of the secretive glands Of all Herbi-
vorous animals, these Powders have SIM
liar effect upon the Horse, the OK and the
Mule. Cattle designed for fattening will
thrive much better and the Beef will be
mucn improved by the healthy condition
produ by the action of this Powder. One
Powder given al the commencement of
feeding is all that IS requisite.
The numerous Certificates which might
be published, and which can be seen at
the store. given by persons who have tri'
ed this Medicine, should convince any
person that il is al least worth trial.
Fer sale by
+. A. SMITH,