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~ The following testimonial will show the powerful
and saluary effect of Dr. CoyERTs BALM LIFE for dis.
eases of the LuScs WNDplrE, and DYSPEPSIA Rev. Co.
verts-Dear SrIn lS2 was taken with inflammation of
Since that Time have suffered much from pain ig that lung,
attended with difficult breathing, and bard couEhlns dns
exe the border Of CONSUMPTION was attended len hy
different Physicians but Jail purpose About SIX weeks
ago got bottle of your BALM LIFE and am happy 10
that the pains have subsidized my cough has left me ene
did have great confidence the Balm and for the sake OF
the afflicted hope may come general USE You are at
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s. If the whose have moved their
residence by inquiry will be found that they did live there
eyonts have their original certificate The Balm OF
Life for the of COUGHS. COLDS lNfLUENzAs, Coz
!s,MPTIeNs, BRONCHITIS or SORE THROAT, DYsrEPs1A,
ASTHMA, CRour WHooPITG CoUcs is for sale wholesale
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aE E6{JI 2:oSu e M aId 4?nLiaai.
s.1--S-Nlmcdiate points il Onnge and-,Hx,.1 -,
Rockland Counties by the NEW.YORK AND D ERlE
by the steamboat OW, O'clock, a. NJ take the cars
at Permont Goshen at IL o'clock noon anu IN
Mddetown 1914 ?. NJ.
Returning leave Middletown at 81 r. NJ Goshen at g.
NJ and arrive in New York at os p NJ. The above trips
viii be accompanied by Band of Music from the city
The afternoon train will leave New York a, 81, NJ as
usual on the afternoon of the 3d. the morning of the 5h
and during the whole day Of the h the fare will be reduced
each way to the following rates:
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
9E SsS Gag! Oh ssS p y asSlsY
FOURTH OF JULY,

BEST ATTRACTIONS N AMERICA.
u SPLENDID PERFORMANCES:
,sur,rassed in variety Novelty and Talent; r take place
during the day and eveniHs-ths first at g clock
IN th- morning and TO be
REPEATED EVERY HOIfR In THE DAY
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GUNNER GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear-26.
- Broadway opposite the Fountain-EncouTag'd by tho
extensive patronage elected the last year through ns
o rncns which has avered almost universal compian
that the cash customer taxed for the denquences o.
others the undersigned has made such addons 70 ~.
assistants as Die him in future TO execute all oice'
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s;zHT, FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
r1zz=r=lee--- The new steamboat SHREWSBURY, Capt
ts1gE-sasSs Corss will leave the foot of Robinsons
on Tuesday Morning. The .,h inst, o'clock for Shrsws
bury landing Fort Hamt9n Ocean House and Black Point
town Landing O'Clock P ~ Stages will BE- in readiness
ths couotrv required. jt3t
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gait, aGRAND EXCLUSION ON THE
rr--szE-SIas FOURTH OF JULY, between Newark
sE-I.EzsSSsS. end N.w-i oEkFare ony i2 cenis-Lsnd
Ing at Bergen Po!ntThs splendid steamer PasSac Capt
Gaey VIII on the goriot .nnlversary o; Emdsereenee
y at and P NJ; Centre ;shaf Newark ara "a
crowd and hustle of the City will tina he sail down bs Bay.
through the Kills and Newark Bay and the Pissaic River,
1911 ie2n 4rse
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-The
~ EIbbition will close on Tuesday, the ith July
picure present collection ever be again
~ rnom of the Academy. iel6 tijy.
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GALE FOR ASSESSMENTS,-Th Sale OF
- Property for unpaid Assessments will De continued thir
day at the Circe on Room City Hail al o'clock An
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner,
Stree, Commissioners Office, July l. ls,3. jya
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of rooms in Wall ST. between Broadway and Wlsns
be connected with lawyer Of Iespecan.e, si.so
ing The bar Address c. box i39 upper r ~ 2ss
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V7HE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR, YEd u.
| PETER v. Hustled Merchan, Tailor, No. Chat
1 S,rae corner Of Catherne-street makes Clothing 70 OF
I in the neate latest style 10 per cent cheaper than te
ehs Strangers the city Eaaf who 0ayb s s
le dInGe H. they will be ted with samples o.
ds' then s Of ~e4m.n sisn ins
Clothing sent home finished - ,aIe u "'''p
a Of Clothes made in rfq s;1. Of T ,Se a
warranted and no disappointment, under 10. y
cl-s ordered :. ,. e.. ,, Of every
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w l.. CONKLIN Cate firm Of Green q C s,as;.
respectfully informs his wb snai Re 'S % h1s com
stantly On hand complete assortment oil en
Clothing of all descrp,ons Ce,hs TO- mad 70 order at
OF the mos, fashionable kinds, when VII 70 '
the shortest and in the neaes, s,yr S ,,hers
oioe devote his personal attention To the mailing GA S
dren's Clothing. e. ,v;r, ,be,, mad.
xtlso, Ci''iHs ~ ~ je9 lmis
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The above property will be sold Tor cash. without reserve
JOHN REID, Jr. Admin strasor:
Brooklyu June "a 1919 je2e 2swf3wis~
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Particular attention called style OF business e ~
the same are ready for inspection wv ~ ,r>->-,Nce
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T7HE FIRM OF GREEN 4 CONKLlN hav-
L ing been dissolved BY mgtn. consent the sp5seesr
will be e9ypqs by h% The 0 EIaHes srga;
STREET where there will all times be found full and
cemp!. .s.ertet Of MEMS BOYS aud ChlLD IA s,s
shonh sl,es 70 winch II. attention Of those want Is
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delightful place of summer
orr presents advantages over all others the vicinity
far short excursion The facility with which be Wis
Yea y Walks and Grounds very accessible Those which
M ru1s @ inside to be BY any
G nsrb prospects. No pains been spared his
to ncrase much as possible the natural beauties Of ts
pa bv Nj Myers will give series of Free Concerts the
Evsan Fields The afternoons of Mondays Wednesdays,
IL S.rnriays during the sumner jl3 is
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C1TGNORA A. CASTELAR, GIAMPIETRO
Has The pleasure TO her friends and the pub
lie that She will give her second and last Concert at the Ia
rle on Thursday evening next July assisted by emf
nent artists an,
dollar Zach 10 be had at the Music Stores and
~, ilf"S W. jy3 st MW&Th
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SEA WATER BATHS,
w TER BATHS, Brooklyn Nights, termination Of Pine
,ne Separate apartments, with separate entrance
and attendance exclusively for ladies' ready al all times SIN
gIe hath Is CTS tickets 81. Jyl =
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queen Victoria ought to be presented with
piece of plate for smashing China"
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To all the tTcO7'Ed sUEtO aGse LcsEfEeu
et' f9G N9sy form.
OIL OF TANNIN.
Or LEATHER RESTnpEp

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
M OST people know, that skins and hid S
1Vl are converted into leather by the use of
Tanniu extracted from certain banks, &c.
When the force and strength ofthe Tannin
is worn out, leather becomes dead, hard. dry.
brittle, cracked, covered aoith a crast. &c.
THIS ALL KNOW. To restore then life.
soflness, maoastaess, strength, smothneSs, and re-
move all crust. fly, or blister-restore the tan.
nin This substance the leather never can re-
celve the second time but the whole Uirtues
of It are in this article, the OIL OF TAN
NIN-which penetrates the stffest and hard
est leather, if it has been twenty years in use;
and lift tears easily with the fingers, it inpar:s
at once strength that is utterly incredible un-
til seen. It becomes like neac leather, in all re-
spects, with delighsAAl softness and polish,
and makes all leather completely and perfectly
snaper0iouS to INDEPENDENTLY boo;s, shoes,
carriage tope, harness, hose trunks, and in fact
all things made Of leather, giving splendid
polish, even higher than new leather has, and
at least doubling its wear and durability in
whatever manner the leather is used.-Taese
are facts.
To convince of their truth, any man trying
the article and not finding it so, shall have his
money again. Remember that this is serious
and true,
For sale by Greene Hill and A. N. Jones
Columbus, Miss, and Comstock & Co. N. 0.
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wOuld inerease both her aI5i Iispnnflshe
Idisposition TO buy freely Of other for
eign Staples. .siaa asa1sy i
We note, therefore, with tIeart,
qualification, the accounts which .reacl
rs in our exchanges of the building d
Wooden factories in the West, of cot.
ton factories in the South, and the es.
Enlistment of new branches ofMan.
ufacture in every part Of the Country.
1t is through such manifestations tha,
our Protective Tariff is to perform its
great worth Of rebuilding The prosper.
ity of the Country, By opening ne W
sources and varieties of employment.
and, by bringing the producer and
consumer much nearer together, in
crease The reward Of the former while
diminishing the cost to the latter. On
" let this policy be steadily persevered
in, and the Improvement in business.
or the demand for labor. and IFS Pro-
ducts, will be steady and certain.
Yet we are not expecting what is
called season of Prosperity in 1888.
We know that prices, whether of Lands
of Products, or of Labor, are and must
be low while our Currency remains as
contracted and imperfect as now; and
we would not have it expanded by any
sudden impulse. There will be few
great fortunes made rapidly this year
and we care not ii never again. But
of the real Prosperity which is exhib-
tied in steadily prosecuted, and expan-
ding Industry; in the erection of bull
dings, the Improvement Of lands, the
Introduction of new arts and impro-
we'd processes, and the realization of a
large aggregate return for the years
industry, we trust this year will not
be unfruitlul. For those heavily in
debt IN proportion TO their means, it
will be hard year, as have several
before il; for those who can and no
employment suited 10 their capacities,
or adequate to their support, it will al
so be hard; though We trust that both |
the number and the privations of these
will be much diminished. We shall
be greatly disappointed if '43 does not
leave US as a people, in decidedly |
better condition than it found US.
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The State of Mississippi. Lowmde.
County.

The State of Mississippi. Lowmde.
County.
CTRcuIT Court, APRIL TErM, IS43'
We the Grand Jury for said State,
effected Empannelled, Sworn, and
"charged, do make the following pre-
sentiments, TO wit:
We call most urgently the attention
ofthe community to an important sub
iect which has been brought to our
consideration, and one which in our
opinion, embraces too nearly the inter-
ests, The security and the harmony of
all peaceful and respectable citizens to
be passed over with slight glance.
Through its baneful and noxious infu-
ence, property has been shamefully
and heartlessly sacraiced. whole fam
lilies have been impoverished, and the
quiet fresides Of all the honest and
law abiding portion of the community
disturbed.
1t has been the practice for some
time past of set Of sharpers who in
fest the community, and who reside
in Columbus, to search the records OF
Court for years back, hunt up detunct
Judgements and Executions, and, un-
der false, .pretences OF law. have them
levied upon the property of individuals
whose occupations leave them no time
to suspect or guard against such Gov
ert and perfdious acts of swindling. II
has not unfrequently been the case
that bribes have been taken to suspend
these proceedings where the sufferers
have been averse TO the expense and
perplexitias of lawsuit, and this still
more, we think, merits the censure OF
the people, and constrains US TO pre-
sent them as nuisances of the most
odious and disgusting character. To
such an extent has this practice been
pursued, that properly, even when
exposed to sale, will scarcely
bring third of its value, for fear OF
some suspected flaw in the title, pro-
duced by the Vaccinations and false
hoods Of these prying swindlers. Such
scandalous perversions OF the law
such disregard of all moral and social
duties, and such violent outrages OF
the peace and dignity of the commit
nifty; call for strict and unmltlgated
censure, wherever the parties may be
in the ranks OF an
honorable pr ofes SION, in the enjoyment
of Offices, or in the common walks OF
life. 1t is not deemed necessary at
this time to mention particular names.
The very existence of such neiarlous
proceedings, and the fact that the mat
Ter has been brought before the Grand
Jury on the authority of honest and
credible witnesses, together with this
public presentment. should serve to
direct the suspicious Of community in
he right quarter and fasren the odlum
On those whose couduct has deserved
h. We have felt ourselves too sol
EMMY bound both by our oaths and the
strict charge of His Honor, the Judge,
@ let nuisance Of such nsonstrous
extent pass our observation.
In conclusion, we beg leave to ten-
der our best acknowledgements to His
Honor. the Judge. for the attention
le has shown us whilst in the dis.
charge Of our duties, and tothe Soli-
:itor, PRO TEN, Al. Boykin, Esq, who
1as 80 kindly and so ably aided us on
IN no;nts of issue In law, aud in all
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GREATDISCOVFRV1

Dr. Connel's IN '0ri0ble Cure for Gonorrheo
Years and centuries have passed awav. and
no remedy-invariable, specific, and certain
for that sexual curse of mankind. the Gonor-
rheG, has ever before been discovered.
The one noao offered is the result of extern
slye science, research and experience, and
WIKI prove greater blessing to mankind than
any other medical preparation ever known /:
nasmuch as the present generation may free
themselves from this scourge, and thus pre-
vent the deplorable consequences of cntailing
1t upon their 'children, and their children's
children to the third and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hill ana A. N. Jones
Columbus Miss, and Comstock and Con. o
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BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HoPAHKA, 9th MARCH, 1913. {
ORDERED, That an Office be opened a,
| ~ the old Yazoo Village, at the late resi-.
dence of Col. James Elliott in the county o.
Neshoba, on Monday the Sd day of April next,
to continue open until the 18th day Of Nav,
when and where all persons concerned. can
| file their claims under the 18th and 10Th arti-
c'es OF the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek,
| and the supplement thereto. Ar Office will
be opened at Charlottesville. in the County of
jasper, on the 18th of May, for like purpose,
All claims should be filed as early as practi.
cable as by the terms of the act Of Congress,
they Will be absolutely barred after the 23rd
of August next.
The Board OF Commissioners will proceed
on or about the first of May, at the Yazoo
Village aforesaid to adjudicate the cases in
which testimony has been taken heretofore.
By order,
P. BAYLY, Secretary
april 10, 1s43. St.
MACKERAL.
N IRECT from Boston new and choice
- article, for sale low by
J.L CLARK.
Marcn 18th, le43.
SADDLERY.
DURCAASED at the Mandatory prices
IL for sale much lower than the usual price.
J. l.. CLARK.
March 10Th, 1913.
MICRO Kearsevs and Blankets just recei-
In we'd and for sale by
J.LCLARK.
March 18th, 1e43.
SUGAR.
a HHDS. Sugar for sale by the HID. at
- and 6 3 cents per pound, warran
ted good, for sale by
J. L. CLARK
March 10Th 1913.
SUNDRlES
TT UST received by the Lalla Rookh, Sperm
- candles, tea, IA isins, texan pecan, cast
steel axes, lowell cottons, bleached and brown
domestics, calcoes, ginghams. Jeans. broad
cloths, cassimers, and many other articles to
be sold on good terms by
J. L. CLARK.
March Is, 1913.
hoes, garden rakcs. horse
w collars, trace and halter chains, plough
lines sc. For sale by ]. l.. CLARK.
March Is, 1912.
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BULL 6 FILES,

GROCERIES.
I'm addition to my stock Of Groceries now
IL on hand, expect in few days an arrival
ola large and general Stock for the summer
and fall trade, consisting in part Of
Salt, Molasses, Bacon, Mackerel Iron.
Sugar,Flour, Lard, Vinegar. Steel,
Coffee, Rice Oils, Candies, Nails
Tea. Cheese. Powder. Tobacco, castings
Raisins, Buckwhat Lead, Sugars, &c &c.
Together with stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
all of which win be offered at much lower
rate, than goods Of the same kind have usually
been sold in this market.
April 18th, 1s43.
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DIR. w. SULLIVAN.

l. II
"AkES this method of informing those in
n debted to him, that he will continue to
receive ALABAMA MONEY at PAR, for debts
due him, unless it should fall 10 much lower
value than it is at the present time. Its there
fore hoped tbat.those indebted will call and set
tie their accounts as soon as practicable. He
would also respectfully inform the public, that
he has again returned to his office, with good
supply OF
Fresh Medicines,
and is prepared to serve bis old customers, and
others, who may choose to call on HIM, for an
other twelve months. Fresh vaccine matter
JUST received.
Columbus, March 23d. 1S43.
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8. r. .MUN.SOE

Sc n. .MUNEO.1.
az The BIewett House. Room No. on the
third noor; these pictures are like life, and can
no1.De removed prices 6 and 8 dollars. accor-
ding 10 the size hours from 10 A. NJ. to PM.
March 23d. 1912 -.
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DANTfbixi ~
= ESPECTFUEEY cohlimlaa 90 Con.
- Ser ba pro reasiphAl Az vlegg IT, TIE
Ladies' and tenllamen Of Colu nhtIs II.
its vicinuys Pledging himselfl 70 Operate - $50.
The most approved modern style In Cd
dillon to what is usual in his profession
list. ~: IN whole sets. of teeth, mounted y Z
on Cold, oy The new and much appros -
we'd pan Of atmospheric pressure, a -,
specimen Of which-he has ia his owsl i5
mouth, s sa ssssf 81 - eata ~
ID. Supply roofs or pdJatss, when def
Client, either from malfcrmaiion or &C.
He feels confident from his. opportuni. aiae
Ties at Philadelphia and elsewhere--ffom -
his long experience, ard bis success thag
he can operate to the entire satisfaction Of
all who may call on m at his Office on 1i
Market street, up stairs. one door south
OF the Auction Store of Kincannon, March
& Mcdaniel. - 18lss - n
Columbus Miss. Feb. 18th, 1sls.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs COUNTY.
Probate Court, January Term, a. u, IS4S.
TNO all persons interested in the estate Of
u VaIdry McBee late Of Lowndes coun-
ty deceased
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Judge of our Probate Court, at Term thereof
to be holden at the Court House for said coun-
ty, on the 1st Monday in March, A. d. lS43.
then and there to show cause, if any you can,
why an order should not be made TO sell the
following described Lands, sitn ad in Lowndes
county, and State Of Mississippi, belonging to
the estate Of the said Vardry McBee decd.
according 10 the prayer of the petition Of Alice
C.. McBee, Qua rdian, &c. To wit;
Lots no. eight, nine, twelve and thirteen. Il is
further ordered by the Court, that this citation
be published in the Democratic Wing, and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish
ed in the town of Columbus, forsix weeks sue
cesslveiy.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp.
son, Judge of the PROBATE Court for
Lowndes county, the LIST Monday of
January. A. d. 1643.
ssued from the minutes, the 9th day Of
January I643.
w. r. FULLER, Clerk.
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BLACKSMITHING

ME undersigned would inform Tie
- public that they are now carrying
on the above business in all its vafio0S
branches, al their old stand on Market
street, one door south Of A. r. WoIfna-
tons carriage shop.--W Where, BY prompg
attention to business, they hope 10 merit 4
liberal patronage, All kinds of repair
ing done on the shortest notice. Car.
riage springs mended &c.
RANDLE 81 WATKINS.
Feb. 9Th, 1912.
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
SPLENDID Daguerreotype Portraits ia
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a GREAT BARGAIN

"a GREAT BAKGAIN
MAY be had in two small tracts OF land lying
near the Wolff Read, about Is miles above
Columbus. One tract contains SU, ano inc
other $50 Acres, both of which have small Inn
proyements on them. Apply 10
april Is, I643. Il C.AHn.
1OFFEE.-20 Sacks first Rio Coffee, Just
" received and for sale,
April IS. 1913. ). L. OA'AnlA'
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MEDICAL & DENTAL NOTICE
DOCTOR DAYTON.

has Deca assent for some weeks past. on nro.
ieSSional business, but has now returned 70
= columbus, and may be consulted as usual, at
ms MS once on Main Street, two doors West of
VIM. Huddeston, & Co.
April Is, 1913.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS,
"TILL be received by the President and
w Eelectmen OF the Town of Columbus
at their next meeting on Saturday the 22d
instant, for building . CISTERN, that viii
hold 5000 gallons, (wine measure.l Il is
sexuected that the contractor viii furnish every
thinr necessary for its completion. with the
exception Of lime and cement. For further
particulars apply to ,vvrr -
April, 10, 1913, Board OF SeaecfD'en