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COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Day AND EVENING.

L.
THE AMERICAN Stand I'd System of Writing laugh by
W P. ). AIuauld from Abany-the only infs'libe
eight les Of hour each. Success all
from the Of 70 Such recscented
this beautiful style Of writing ray attic that tie
,cepieh have yielded to The evidence Terms
Only dollar and city Tor the Of lessons
Book Keeping double apd single enry.-A complete modern
system .rse entry OF double entry smp6edby Win the
double book keeping, in five FORMS acquired in
from SIX wseka two months Five collars for The
ins
NJ Ananld at his le.ure hu,. continues write up
and balance trade, chants the
state "f AFFAIRS aud verify hooks gone
into sorder To int indivdu and and
D plans Of books any
arranged by tn. simre concise and satisfactory forms
NJ -Mr. A. will give inst, the residence
CURED and in &C idemi-s, moderate terms
References 10 John 3. an nss-ae, Esq at Howsrds
Hoel Aloe Ar old Neon, aud the Office OF the
dav Mercu,y, NO
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RECOVERY w are gratified TO learn that gov
Cleveland, of Connecticut, is improving as Ias, a
could be expected from the unfortunate acciue"'
which has lately befaen him,
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CoNvRNTIoN OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CUuRcH annual Convention OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in this State, met in st. An
drews Church, Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening.
Ondcrdonk was IN the chair The Secretary of the
body, G. M Wharton, Esq, called the list of Clergy
and read the certificates OF the lay delegates An
unusually large number OF members were present.
The Rev II. J. Morton OF this city, was unan-
mously elected Secretary, in place of Mr.. Wharton
who declined a re election. There was public
worship at st. Andrews yesterday morning, when
the Bishop deliv ed his triennial charge, an able
and lucid produc o0. on the worship and Liturgy OF
the Church. paper.
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RUssv'LLE BoAkpiNG SCHOOL. STATEN

ISLAND.
w WEsTTHORP respectfully informs his friends snd the
w public, thai his school will open ON May
P and guardians also informed VI w. mskes
point Of guard every possible the morals
Of children committed to HI, from twelve years OF
ese Reading, writing, or,hosnpny, anhmWc, geography
and grammar tAcght The location delightful and he thy;
the orchard gardens and play ground are spacop about ten
leave. Bael, street every day at O'Clock Tor Rosvil!s
quarter, paid in advance. References -
Rev David More, Staten Island.
w. ". Seymour ESQ. Chatham Square, MY
Henr, Siewar Seguipe, ESQ, Sta en- Island.
WIN udlam, Esq., l2t bsekman street
John Quinn, Esq 30 Munroe street.
hesrs. CoIvili aud Fiem,na, ESQ, is Cedar street
Capt Edward Ferber ESQ Hicks street, Brooklyn
Mrs Vsrn. 81 Ecridge street New yor.. aga msr
FISH HOOKS Ant, FISHING IACKLE-I. J
BATE have received by the late arrivals from heir
factory, sensra a.sort%rn cf.upe ior Fish Hook,
terms; Ma tin keliys tDubn) Limenek Hooks; salmon
bass black week pckeul and cat Fiji Hooks; patep
silk aud Lines; rods reels baskets art
c Fl,es salmon and Soods gimp; double
QUIT with variety Of articles suitable for American
Fishing Superior drilled eyed Needles
s26 'msr T.&J BATE 10 Msiden lane, up stairs.
a FEW GENTtEMEN Of steady habits can be accommo
"A dated 9TH good board and pleasant private
~ 2oa Fulton street Ao few day boade be
modaed the reasonable parlor bedroom
to let, with or without hoard a5ec
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t. soomnsda!s and rspss. the gate every
The wlihe accordance with the of the
sxMsn smss soad made; {! desired Sy salts.
rsniin Of the house will be rented separately
ma TO LIFETIME fire proof prick store No, los sOuin
A with immediate sst' ;ifi 'i's'ss
kFK TO LET OR FOR sALE:-A three. story modern
o. Of Fourth and s'' sE ALSO .n
I'm NIsLo's eARDEN-7ooo Double Dab! Of every
end z Il k0; an Fl choice e:
Fl s sG e.
ing arbc- All hs and choice nu. benrial and Pc
e lad
e. a'a B Sa cyl az BIZ
great Gold Fish and Globes of yaon; 200 lbs
FREUD. aid he public invited to cali and examine s.tore
:%s:s'iSs;:s Ne - q AaiSsny
vs. S;;;Si 81 Sis:
bug Tss sonssrs, I:dsms Hsrssns Rens lie Sour
Eli. ss::
vii Ss healthy and ;STsy sS?d;ioa;,
Also, lot nOsess MaldDh Vlnes Odruen
Person. purchasing at wholesale will be literally deal. with
cali aud examine this collection, of which there will be daily
va Bouquets be made H. n'iis; si;Sd5
s county, as s. %s a .. ssn Rss:
few minute. walk rom Boston lunpke. consisting Of 50
"as .is
an 'a ss mi
@ NJ Gs aid walks asn H n
..Ioel,d win ali Of .he .SrsbeIy dSysn hand
stands on rising g.suad, twenty
as Sound M
he Of ,ny gsn man want ,.
and south street, Of Captain sAUEE
~ five under cultivation and the balances COOS growth Of
premises hou.s in good repair. new coach sGr,s
ss ,s ss s
fruit in sbundnce such as apples cherries pes's ounces
sS s i r.. s IT, rf q: .:s::' boa: @
Sound s s sh for h0a' M.sn hes
farm e., 'as PREMISES
0 .1srm MI wA o.. Is sSs Foss S1e.
Mr.. ScHELTENA sMLTs a,s sIo:d..y 80 Pr - ?.
dmssensray hat she hrs jus, received BY IN as aIvss
{" m r 3: Ne.
Cords o' Dresses Laees AID Fancy Goods Of all dsscp
la the Dre,. Making Department 81 orders promptly
sppe"isnded By aiady Wis snd who had
open Monday May
Is-Co sisiIns C,potte. Taatan Dresses. spe did
ss;':s s:'i e; .:i 8
pu, al very low price a. usual mlA In. ec
WINES, BRANDlEs; &c.
THE subscriber oe. ,hs following Wines &C. for sale at IS
Madeira in pipes hid, quarter casks demohns and bottles.
On s; nnS ass IN
Porlmported expressly for family use, In wood and In
arcts-Chateau Mageaux Laoure. st. Estsphe. Larose.
Hocs,J hanne.Osx Castle Sd.reoh,unner Cabinet Ch.r.
See: ssasfs PDo.I
Gle enheim,r HoehheimeI, s. s: &C.
s.as " chamberlain
Very old Cosbae Brandy vintage 1885, expressly Tor summer
Fine Holland Gin. .;,s
reign remedy Tor their maadies 0iLbEhr DAVIS.
m3 I'm ----
.d &. paSe
bh%eni, No asi East Broadway where they hand
@ .nS Of
nS Dc asp h unS S Sns II.
j. kept by Hawus bst occupied by the
ar: IT,: ss inc
to order Al a nS he
most reasonable aESRA iS 1sf rsaIs
$4,000 GsS, S: and g. Tssn.. w %c
al s', The :nS T and s
sssr, S Pss %, f: .e sS
sausow bows rom :. % ios. ad Ismp;, oil Liverpool,
10 s s n S. zee BY the ss ss
mf fs sale IN %eas:.sM i% IL i. o.s.., mam
ing FEnNGHhND AMERICAN sATIN @ HOUSE,
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Literary Notices.

HISTORY OF NAPOLEON, VOL Sd, from the French
of M. Laurent de L'Ardeche with 500 engravings
Appleton az Co.
The AMERICAN IN EGYPr-Part 6, complete in s
parts Price 25cents. Appleton 81 Co.
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, and DUBLIN MAGAZINE,
are just issued for May, by Joseph Mason.
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, for May, is also Just is
sued by Winchester tor lS2 cents
COMMON PRAYER illustrated edition Edired by
DIR. Wainwright No s, tor May. Price 3ll cts.
BY Fl. w. Hewitt This is very beautiful work,
and executed with much taste.
A DESCRIPTIVE PAMBLET OF Messrs Raymond 81
Weeks wild ANNALS now exh biting up town.
ADVANCE Cory OF MARTIN CHUzzLEwIT-64 cents,
by Winchester.
CONSTITUTION AND RULES OF THE N. Y. Com Elk.
ASSOCIATION. ]. Elliott, Herald Office.
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WINS, BRANDIEs, NC.

DtANO FORTES.-The subscribers respectfully invite
their friend. and the public in general 70 c at their essa
bhment No East Broadway, where they have hand
we'll Of mahogany AMI wood French grand
&C ton Piano Forte with all the late improvements warranted
and 10 be The srscr bers also beg
leave pubic that this the establishment former
L. kept BY Benpet Hawkins, but occupied by the
,ubscribcrs The pr will be nj shifting to the times
Purch ,ses are respectfully nyed call nd examine
NIB All kinds pianos from tn 7octaves will be made
order Ao pianos tuned and repaired on the
most reasonable Also oud nd pianos Tor ale.
HENRY RICHARD JOHN RUGK,
Eas BIO
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&1C 600 WORTH b. China, Glass and \ nth, Ware
Cpl %,WOO for sale ITO Eighth Avenue by Ihon,, VIC
borij This wse Is and will be sold TO retailers
the following pc's blue up and Pl'te., frebch
shapes Is dor tuers, % Cd Pes Plates stone
don tu,rr dishes, bakers aud toll tie
equa Vow bow from o. sd ID lamps, oil Liverpool
hall amps from 81 to ~, the the down
sell FOR $40 and si2 comon for by the bu he'll
No c. ed syst IN rerc No hug, FIR couuty
merchants China tea sets from i2s To- SIS
Public sale on Wedhssd,y, in Ala osdway m2lmsrc
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DIRK. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, ls
Erie, Pa,
Erie, Pa.
Correspondence of the Herald

ERIE, Pa, May 10th, l843
Opening Of Spring-Lake Navigation-U s. Bamk
Agent Politics Internal improvements
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ -
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As after h he has few Of those
receipts and need em I'll manucoy hono,
hoped thai he will ndescend notice Of the
cha enges already given hin that his sole ohe of
ing TIE .ns qusies Of n, boats" may be
trouber him by cspszns his epu done
herself he shall the nhave the opportunity his
90 day for two days Of seeing his ed
following the wake Of VIM rollins respectful
OF three miles eighteen did last AI8-Imsm
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THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN LATIN q HOUSE,
No o. and e6 Nassau street. between ,idsu lane snd
John row being or the sumner month ughy
kitchen be ait red West India plan OF
having the the horses to prevent odor
and heat cooking, Which In general oheus
most housesand the dung saloon enlarged
rated IL fiei en- style with ma BILE "a les, oil
rap,ipss m Of General Wssht where
upward, 5opreous with sit
mi, II the gehtee snperb aid conf table
tshiinenIs the Ubon-wher from On 10 70 dishes
up iron Cents and upwa ds the beat Java COT
ne bl oh Tea cents the bsst Carei
Wine at 6 cents small bolt e, Y .
The subcibe sensb IF the truth th,t retrenchmenti
day is con6deut that no ac- exists where
ea the scpiVn funishd al b house can be PISSED
vo TO cater the economcal prices useless 70 mem
Nh fame his House beng ng since establish a.
the first fits Those Ia doubt OF The
chvi by the crow d OF gentlemen OF the ist
rc.I,ctabilify that dsi,y there 49,
With thanks TO generous and dscInnatirg public for then
aed erng fvos the subscriber dsr OF retaining
CONT usucc OF Patronage, freely signs ims,lf
mil 2w~r HENnY COSTING.
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OHIO rOGRAPH PORTRAITs-Dr. l.. M. CYRUS,
the eDtor OF this produces by only cor
rect likeness Of the original rtr but also purity ofds,ign,
bril- itncy OF co'0rbg, which chef d1uves
-whs ancient OF modsrn-o the lebr ted artists
fu the has wed from his
meous friends end the pubic gene a, v L. M Cy,us
would fam inform them that up fo The accom-
ton of isdes suite OF rooms P,sce H,use come
Of Broadway, where he russ bis ,kIli h.,
his % n wto HIM tyor..
him continuance Of the hill TO so literally
bes o " Ia him.
gusrreotyIs Phyt griph'c ar TO hing Dor
u SC lie, for sale, the
chemical pdtions f,r taxing OF portraits in Phyt
Crap o co,ors. Jerus moderate. milo imsr
UEHANlhs' fATENT LiFE BOIT,' Uncs No
u Wall street mi
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MA TO LET-The fire proof prick store, No. los south
~ ct, with immediate ross II reaued apply to
IN Woodruff & M1NfURN,
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Public are informed that Miss

"yHE Public are informed that Miss
IL NJ. A. MORSE will continue her
school in the town of Columbus, in which
all the ordinary branches of an English
Education will be taught. Having been
engaged for several years in the business
of teaching, she will bring the aid of some
experience to the management and insiruc.
ton ofthe children who may be entrusted
TO her. Her room is the building situated
on the corner of Monroe and Bridge SITS.
formerly occupied by Mr.. BIickell. The
exercises of the school will commence on
Monday, the 9th ofJanuary. Her terms
are as follows
For photography and reading, per ses $40
g Arithmetic. English Cram
mar, Geography, History and
Defining, Sl2
For the above with Natural Phi.
losophy, Botany, Astronomy
and Composition. SIS.
Jan. LIST, 1912.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of deed in trust. execu-
I'D ted on the 18th day of November,
1S4I, to me as trustee, by Samuel DAYS,
to secure the payment to John Overall of
four promisory notes of that dafe; which
have been transferred will expose to
sale, a. public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash at the door OF the Count house
in the town of Columbus IN the county Of
Lowndes, and State of Mississippi, on
Wednesday the goth day of July next be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ. the following described
pieces Or parcels Of land with the i'm
provements thereon, situated, lying, and
being in the town of Columbus aforesaid,
and known and described in the plan Of
said town as being the lots No. 8 and 8
in square No. eleven, south Of Main street.
Such title only as is vested in the trus-
tee, viii be conveyed TO the purchaser.
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. Goth. 1s43.-6m. pf s25.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
fI4ArK CoMMRRcIAL.
Excl la1he ! street AFOB1E y.
J EDWARD MILFORD,

=
GrafefuI for the uniform and liberal
support extended to him By his friends
since his removal from New York 20 the
South, respectfully announces that ne has
opened the above, Is q Mercantile and
Bachelors Eating Lodging Establish
.ment. Il has insfbe completely reno
waited within and without, and its vicinity
ii business induced belief that It can be
made a place OF accsptablc resort tor
Gentlemen &C ell hours especially those
who are ih7fhe habit Of dining N the bus
sinese part Of the citys The Table viii be
served BY the plate, on the plan OF Clarke
- Browns celebrated House in New
York.
Twenty o. thirty Gentlemen may be
lodged in the house. The Dining Hall
IS spacious, and agreeable s;tua' ed. Care
viii be taken that the appointments Of the
tab its service, and attendance are
respectable. ..s
Transient Board and Lodging q e. = ?, x Ssy
Permanent do. (single room,) 40 % pr NTH.
auwo in room) 30 w
Board only, 3 meals day, ser 81
wed. exclusively from the steamer, @b per wk.
"2 meals do do. %
Dinners only, 10 W pr mtn'
Breakfast, from nalf past7 to 10 o'clock
Dinner, from half past 1, to half past A.:
Tea from to z.
The Bills Of out door Boarders win be
presented for settlement weekly, unless
arrangements are made to the contrary.
Boarders lodging in the house semi
monthly.
Visitors who may prefer it may dine
or breakfast by the plate. according TO the
Bill Of Fare, or pay for breakfast, As. din
ner IS.
Evening business in the Coffee Room
will be charged according to the prices
affixed to the annexed list of orders.
Mobile, Dec. 1912. 14tf.
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HAVING determined to 20 to Mobile the
IL ensuing winter, FOR the purpose Of doing
a General FMctOrSlBe and Com.
mission Ru.lmesS, 1 would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of my friends and the
public generally; having been a planter myself
for several years, have some knowledge Of
the quality OF Cotton, and pledge myself to at
Tend to all business entrusted 70 me with fidel-
ity and despatch. will be in the city Of Mo.
bile, the LIST of January, 1S43, where I will be
happy 20 attend to INV friends in my line.
VIM. WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Miss.
Mover be IL, 1912.
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Ynu8 T SALE.

!. virtue III ! deed of trust executed
u some = lfussee, en- The 5kll aly 81
Ian. $3.50, ~ Jesse Medley III secure he
payment of CERTAIN nofes % Thos. Brown
therein specifieE Which said deed in
afllst was duly recorded in the Office of the
clnfk Of Probaiea of Lownden county. J.
viii proceed co sell for cash il the town
Of Colbere On
Monday tbs 90 day ef february 1s4S.
the following described property 10 wit /:
Lots three and FOUR In block No. 90.
Lot . in block no. %. Also the remains
ing part Of Edk SIX, not conveyed to Jas.
nj. Capshaw and Calvin McCrackeu, BY
deed of trust dated Sept. 10Th, 1889. Al
so new frame building formerly owned
by j. b. Glassup. al Of which property
Is situated in the town Of Colbert, county
of Lowndes and state of Mississippi.
PETER WARREN, trustees.
Jan. 9Th, l642.
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THE STATE 1E. ] FF X
E0wND1.B g6D9l1e
fls8asf Conrts gannaFy N nm = Y. r. W.
Wl#HE8 HH reasons fifI1fezReN II H. e8lGIe QI
e Yaiatx MsEsa hGlIagF 1hSldss eo6n-
Vcn ars knrehy citea d appear before fhe
andfd & 0dt kEcb6ks Court ak q Term thereof
"a "a holden at Che Court House taP said cdul-
= ~ ON Tho 1ee Monday In March, "a. u. 1913,
.e ghen and there % show cause, IL amp Yea exa.
why an order should not be made 10 sell the
following described Lands, situ ad in Lowndes
ccuutYs and State Of Mississippi, belonging to
Thee estate Of the said Vardry McBee decd.
aceoeding 10 the prayer Of the petition Of Alice
Q. McBes Guardian, &c. Towit;
Is Lotsno. eight, nine, twelve and thirteen. i II
further ordered by the Court, that this citation
be pnhlishedin the Democratic Whigs and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish
- edin the town Of Columbus, forsix weeks sue
; ceRalrely. Aa go.
"a Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp-
I son, Judge of the PROBATE Court for
Iowndes county, the LIST Monday oil
January, A. d. 1643.
ssied from the minutes, the 9th day OF
w. p. FULLER, Clerk.
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NOTICE.


NNHE district Chancery Court of the
- State of Mississippi held at Colum.
bus, having decided The case of E. A.
Smith Us. A. n. Jones in favor of said
Jones, and decreed that the whole mat
ter in controversy TO wit: the stock of
Drugs and Medicines--the books, notes
and accounts, and all matters and things
belonging to the recent establishment of
E. A. Smith Druggist, were the property of
said An. Jones; / have handed to him all
the above described property and he ia
fully in possession of the same; the iniunc-
lion prohibiting the collection of debts
BY A. ~. Jones having been dissolved,
all persons in debt to the concern will
make paymentto DIR. A. ". Jones only.
M. MCCARTHY, Receiver
md Clerk of said Court.
Dec. 9Th I642. 81
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURr OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
No. r. Ay vs.. Dec. Rules 1912.
James Gates ct. al.
PON opening the matters ofthis bill
~ and ii appearing that The defendan,
James Gates is not an inhabdant of this
State but r@ides beyond the limits there
OF so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be executed upon him it is
therefore ordered that unless said defen.
dant appear before the Vice Chadcellor
at the Court room in the town of Colum.
bus on the
First Monday IN Nay nert,
and plead, answer or demur 10 the bin of
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof Will be as 20 said defendant 'taken
for confessed and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor NAV
deem equitable and just.
u Is further ordered that a copv az This
order be inserted IN the Democratic yVh;c
oace week for two months slicceas;vaIvs
N. MCCARTHY, clerk.
Columbus Dec. Sth 1870.
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In BANKRUPTCY. No AIS.
District Court Of. the United States. )


Northern District of Mississippi
Notice is hereby given that MERIT
.WELTON Of the County Of Iowndes
has been duly declared q Bankrupt, by an
order of this said Court made on the 81
day Of January, A. d. lS43; and the
said Merit Welton has applied for a Ger.
tliicate Of final discharge from his debts
under the act of Congress in such case
made and Pray,ded: and the second mon.
day OF April ls43 at Aberdeen has beer
Get for the FINAL hearing. All persons
interested may then and there appear Is
show cause, ifanv they can, why The d.
cree and certificate Of discharge, should
not be granted. 1
G n. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
Jan. =, 1913 no.I7
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BULL & FILES,
Commission Merchants 8 Factors

MOBILE, ALA,
VIII make liberal advances during the sea-
On IN specie or currency, on Cotton consign-.
ed TO them for sale or for shipment to Liver.
pool. Havre, New York. Boston or New Or.
leans.
To accommodate Planters who may prefer
either of the above markets to this, B & F.
have made arrangements with Commission
Houses of the Highest character and credit
IN each place to receive and sell Cotton, the
avails of which can be realized in specie funds
here. or held to order there, as may be pre-
feed.
Mobile, Feb. 2O.h. ls43.
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REMOVED.

PHlHE Subscribers have removed their Elo-
II thing Store to the South side Of the
Sheriff's Office. Market Street, where they
viii sell their stock of CLOTHING, at redsi-
ccd Prices. as they are DESTROYS Of closing
business this season.
PRICE ELLIS, & co.
". B. Those indebted for last year are re-
spectfullyi requested to call and settle.
January, 1H4S.
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WVHE Subscriber win be absent fsom
n Columbus until the first of March,
during which time John Hollis viii act as
his agent, and will be found at all times, Al
the subscribers Office. EG4
Those indebted to the subscriber viii
please call and settle their accounts as
soon as convenient. as
- 80. w. SPILLMAN.
Feb, 18th, ls4s.
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IMPORTANT, VALUABLE,
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The following extracts is from lengthy Re-
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ID. D., and is only one out of several hundred
recommendations, from the clergy and the
press, that the work has already received 49,
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NOTICE.

TNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing
l. under the firm and style of Eckford &
Weaver,was Dissolved on the LIST inst, all those
having claims against said firm, is requested
to present them for payment !; all those indebt-
ed to said firm are requested to make imme-
date payment to WIN. B. Weaver, who is
alone authorized to settle the business of the
late firm.
VIM ECKFORD
WM. B. WEAVER.
Ian Oath 1919
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
M SO W Se 81 S R 81 ga

B So $50 sR & s e R ga
Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection of Premium
Incorruptible Teeth, which he Will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and if need be with Art5fci1I Gums of the
same Incorruptible Material If his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts
faction, nothing will be charged.
Office on MAN Street, 2 doors from Vim.
Huddleston, & Co.'S Store.
Dec. 1912.