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The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

ID Y virtue ora deed OF trust executed
AD 70 ma as trussee, on aie 5lh day Of
Jan. 1899. 81 Jcsss Medley 10 secure the
paymeni ofccrinin notes 70 Tho. Brown
therein speed ed Which said deed in
trust was duly iocordod 10 the Office 81 the
clerk Of Probaics Of LoWndes county. /
viii proceed TO sell for cash 10 The lown
Of Colbert on
Monday he 90 day ofFsJvuayy lsf9.
the following described property 70 vii f;
Lots three and four in block No. 20.
Lot 3 in block No. "a. Also tho remain
ing part Of Lot six, notlconveyod 70 Jas.
NJ. Capshaw and Calvin McCrackor, by
deed Of trust dated Sept. 26th,1 1888. Al.
50 a new frame building formerly owned
by J. b. Glassup, oil Of which property
IS situated in the town ofColberi, county
Of Lowndos and state Of Mississi pi.
PETER WARREN, trustee.
Jan. 9th, ls42.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
Jan. 28th, 1913.

WVHE Public arc informed that Miss
M NJ. A. MoRsE will continue her
school in the town Of Columbus, in which
al the ordinary branches of an English
Education will bo taught Having been
engaged for several years 10 the business
Of teaching, she will bring the aid Of some
experience to the management and inslruc.
ton Ofthe children who may be entrusted
to her. Her room is the building situated
on the corner Of Monroe and Bridge sts.
formerly occupied by Mr.. Blickel. The
exercises Of the school will commence on
Monday, the 9th Of January. Her terms
are as follows
For Orthography and reading,Fer ses $40
+" Arithmetic. English Cram
mar, Geography, History and
Defining, Sl2
For the above with Natural Phi.
losophy, Botany, Astronomy
and Composition, SIS.
Jan. 1st, 1912.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
Liars C0niunoltL
Exchange streot,-.wOHEEE.
EDWARD MILFORD,

Grateful for the Uniform and liberal
support extended to him By h,s friends
since bis removal from New York to the
South, respectfully announcesth that he has
opened the above, as a Mercantile aud
Bachelors Eating Lodging Establish
meni. Il has just been completely reno
vailed within and without, and is vicinity
n business induced a belief that 1t can be
made a place Of acceptable resort for
Gentlemen at oil hours, especially those
who are 10 the habit OF dining in the bus.
inese part Of the ciiyi The table will be
served BY the plate, on the plan Of Clarke
& Browns celebrated House in New
York.
Twenty Or tirty Gentlemen may be
lodged ia the house. The Dining Hall
IS spacious, and agreeable situa ed. Care
viii be taken that the appointments Of the
tab its service, and attendance are
res peciable.
TERms As FOLLOWS,
Transient Board and Lodging, 50 90 pr day
- W n W.
Permanent do. (single room,) 1000 pr NTH
Htwo in room) 80 20
Board only, 3 meals day, SER
we'd exclusively from the steamer, SO per wk
s2 meals DO do. So
DRners only, IS 100 y NTH
Breakfast, from NAN pasl 10 10 o'clocl
Dinner, from half past l, to half past 4
Tea from 6 to Z.
The Bills Of out door Boarders win b
presented for settlement weekly, unles
arrangements are made to the contrary
Boarders lodging in the house semi
monthly.
Visitors who Eiay preler il may din
or breakfast by The plate, according 10 th
Bill Of Fare, or pay for breakfast, Is. din
ner 0s,
Evening business in the Coffee Roof
will be charged according 10 the price
affixed to the annexed list Of orders.
/ Mobile, Dec. 1912. l4f.
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REMOVED.

HNHE Subscribers have removed their Co
a thing Store TO the South side Of the
Sheriif's Office, Market Street, where they
win sell their stock Of CLOTHING, al redi-
ocd Prices, as they are desirous Of closing
business this season.
PRICE ELLIS, g. CO.
N. 3. Those indebted for last year arc re-
spectlullylrequested to call and settle.
January, l543.
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CnANcERT CoURT OF THE STATE
OF Mississippi,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
A'0'St,a7 No. 7a "ys" ya. Dec. Rules 1912,
James Gates ct. al.
HTPON opening the matters ofthis bill
~ and it appearing that the defendant
James Gates is not an inhabiant Of this
State but resides beyond the limits there
Of so that tho ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be executed upon him i is
therefore ordered that unless said deien.
dant appear before the Vice Chancellor
at tho Court room in tho town Of Colum-
bus on the
First Monday N Mau ReTt,
and Plead, answer or demur TO the bill Of
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof, will DO as to said defendant taken
for confessed and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just.
tits further ordered thar a copy Of this
order be inserted ia tho Democratic Whig
once a week for two months successfully
N. MCCARTHY, clerk.
Columbus Dec. Slh l642.
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DOCTOR nAYTON.
N 81 S9 sP'R So RHa
TRUSTEES SALE.

TDY virtue Of a deed ia trust. execu.
I'D ted on tho 12lh day Of November,
Is4l, to me as trustee, by Samuel Davis,
to secure the payment to John Overall Of
four promisory notes Of that daie which
have been transferred | will expose to
sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash at the door OF the Comt house
in the town of Columbus in the county of
Lowndes, and State Of Mississippi, on
"Wednesday the Doth 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. s and Q
in square No. clever, south Of Main street.
Such title only as is vested in The trus.
tee, will be conveyed to the purchaser.
JOHN D. MONTGOMERY,
trustee.
Jan. Goth, ls43.-Gm. pf s25.
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lie sTATE OF MIssIssIPPI


A0WNDEa AODMIHs
Probate Court, January Term, A. D. 1913.
HNO al persons interested in the estate Of
n VaIdry MeBee late Of Iowndes coun-
ty deceased,
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the
Judge Of our Probate Court, at Term thereof
10 be holden at the Court House ioI said coun-
", on the lst Monday in March, A. d. 1913,
then and there 70 show cause, il any you can,
why an order should not be made TO sell the
following described Lands, situa d in Lowndes
county, and State Of Mississippi, belonging to
the estate Of the said Vardry McBee decd.
according 70 the prayer Of the petition Of Alice
g. McBee Guardian, &c. Towii;
Lots no. eight, nine, twelve and thirteen. Il is
further ordered by the Court, that this citation
be publishedin in the Democratic Whg and the
Columbus Democrat, two newspapers publish
edin the town Of Columbus, forsix weeks sue
cesslvely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp.
son, Judge Of the PROBATE Court for
Lowndes county, the lst Monday oil
January, A. d. 1843.
ssuod from the minutes, the 9th day Of
January ls43.
w. p. pUlIER. Clerk.
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IN BANKRUPTCY No. 4e5.
District Count Of The Uniiod States.
Norhern District OF Mississippi.
Notice IS hereby given, that DAVID
HARDIN Of LoWndes county has been
duly declared a Bankrupt BY an FOR
der Of this said court made on lhe Cd day
January A. d. 1913; and that the said
David Hardin has applied for q certificate
Of final discharge 10 such case made and
provided; and the % monday Of April
ls43 Al Aberdeen, has been set for final
hearing. All persons interested may then
and there appear 10 show cause, II any
they can, why the decree and certificate
Of discharge should not be granted.
G. M. RAGSDALE, Clerk
January 2, le4S. II
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NOTICE.

WVHE district Chancery Court of the
State Of Mississippi held at Colum.
bus, having decided the case Of r. A.
Smith ISL A. N. Jones in favor Of said
Jones, and decreed that tho whole mat.
ter in controversy to wit tic stock Of
Drugs and Medicines-the books, notes
and accounts, and all matters and things
belonging to the recent establishment Of
Ed. Smith Druggist, ,wero the property Of
said an. Jones; have handed to him ell
the above described property and he is
fully in possession Of the sanei the iniunc-
tion prohibiting the collection Of The debts
By 4. N. Jones having been dissolved,
all persons in debt 70 the concern will
make payment 10 DR.. A. NJ Jones only.
NJ. MCCARTHY, Receiver
and Clerk Of said Court
Dec. 9Th 1912
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNROM and after the first day Of January
E next, the subscribers win sell their re-
naming stock Of goods for Cash only, at cost
and necessary charges in getting them here.
Their stock is yet large and great bargains
can be had by calling on them.
Being determined to close up their business az
soon as practieable,all persons indebted 70 them
are respectfully but earnestly requested TO make
payments without delay, at least, to call and
settle their accounts BY note or otherwise.
H. BUCHANNON s. CO.
Columbus, Dec. Doth, 1912.
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in BANKRUPTCY. No ans.

I'm DANhlOE 1Ols NO 4tos
District Court Of the United States,
Northern District of Mississippi
Notice is hereby given that MERIT
WELTON Of the County of Lowndes
has been duly declared Bankrupt, by an
order Of this said Court made on the ID
duy Of January, A. D. ls43; and the
said Merit Welton has applied for GER
tifcate Of final discharge from his debts
under the act Of Congress IN such case
made and provided; aud tho second mon
day Of April ls43 at Aberdeen has been
set for the final hearing. All persons
interested may then and there appear to
show cause, ifany they can, why the de-
cree and certificate Of discharge, should
not be granted.
G. AZ. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
Jan. 9, l543 no.17
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

WILLIAM ECKFORD,
Commission BEerchauts
Mobile. .zIN,
rwAviNG determined 70 tfansact q Gem
eral Commission Business n The City
of Mobile. would solicit The patronage Of my
friends and the public generally. Al business
entrusted 10 my care shah be attended % WIN
Dromplness and fidelity. ! shall be in Mobile
by the first Of January, or sooner ifthe river e
navigable.
Columbus, Miss. Sept. 1912.
NOTICE.
HyHE undersigned having located themsei-
III YES IN the city Of Mobile, for The purpose
oiconduoting
Wsh o fesnIe GrOcel-H Rtt SIN ess
intend keeping on hand al all times a Large
and General assortment Of al such Goods as
arc usual in this line, and most cspeetiul,y 50
hcit the patronage Of the Planters, Merchants
and others from the Bigby River, ard from OH
er sections Of The country trading 70 Mobile.
A. S. HUMPHREYS. q Co.
No. II CoMMERcE STREET
December sth 1s42.
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TRUgT R4TE.


DY virtue q celisin Deed IN TFus szs-
ID cuiod % me AZ Trarae, o. The 5ih day
ofNovember A ID l64l, b. William s. Boiling
and Narg N Boiling ofths CountYof Lownde8
and STATE Of Mississippi. 10 secure the pay
ment of certain promissoTY notes therein spe-
cited, which said deed Of trust was duly recoF-
ded ID ihe Office ofthe clerk q Probate Of Ok.
tibbeha county n The State Of MNsiaaippl
shall proceed 70 sel iof cash before the court
hoese door 10 sid county Of Oktbbeha on The
Fourth Monday ~ Nay, lS43,
the following described land, iyiug and beng
Ia Okubbeha Coaniy. to wit;
The south east quarter Of section number
thirteen, IN township number twenty north, Of
range thirteen east, containing one hundred
and afv acres eO-l00. Sale 70 take place
between the hours prescribed BY Law. such
title conveyed 70 de pHFehaser aa ia vested in
- CHARLES R. CRUsOE
Nov. 20. 1912. Trustee.
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FOR sALE.

TTPON Accommodating Terms, The House
" g. Lot al present occupied By DR.. Talia
fero, next door 10 Dickinson g. BoYkin's Law
Ofice IN Columbus, Miss.
For Terms, Apply 10
WM. HUDDLESTON, or
A: MURDOCH, EsI,
Dec. %. 1872
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CHEAP GROCERIES
TTo,. Tneh ~.as Tail nss.

For Cash Ol'COH 0Is.
HTHE undersigned has on hand the follow
II ing goods for sale cheap for Cash or
Cotton, either at Wholesale or Retail, viz
Sail. Sugar, Coffee, Molasse', Rice
Flour, BuckicIeat, Cheese, Ratsias,
Potatoes, Macheryl, Candles Ponder,
Soap. Tea, Shot Lead, Iron, Nails,
Castings &c. &C.,
and respectfully solieits dealers in bis line to
give him call
III CLARK.
Columbus, Jan. lsl3. II 6m.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
FLOUR

A choice article ofiamily Flour reed
~ per Steamer Lallarookh this da
bf il. CLARK.
Columbus Jan oath, Is4S.
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NOTICE

NJ ACLg
"AVTNG determined 70 60 70 Mobile !he
II ensuing winter, for the purpose Of cong
General FactOrage ana Col..-
mission Rusimcse, / would respectfully
sollcit he patronage Of my friends and the
public generally; having BEEN planter mysell
Ior several years, have some knowledge Of
die quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself 70 at
,end to all business entrusted 70 me with ildel-
iiy and despatch. viii be in the city Of No
bile, the lsl Of January, 1913, where ! will be
happy to attend to my friends in my line.
WIN. WOODWARD,
Of Noxubee County, Mss
Move nbe. IL, 1912.
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NOTICE.

TVVHE undersigned has been duly appointed
j. Administrator Of the goods and chattels
Of Thomas Williamson deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested TO make
immediate payment and those having claims
To present the saue within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be plead in BAR
Claims can be presented or payments made in
nv absence TO Abm. Murd0ck who my duly
authorised agent
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Will
hanson, deceased
Columbus Oct 9th, 1912.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

POTATOES & MACKEREL.
An BBLS. Potatoes, and Maekerel in bar
4U rels aud halt barrels, just received, and
for sale exceedingly low by
]. L. CLARK.
Jan. 23d, 1s43.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 492.
District Court Of the United States.
Northern District Of Mississippi !
Notice is hereby given that JOHN W.
HODGES Of Lowndes county, has been
duly declared a Bankrupt BY an order Of
Of this SAID Court made on the ID day Of
January, A. D. ls43; and that the said
J. w Hodges has applied for certificate
Of final discharge from his debts under
the act CT Congress in such case made and
provided: and the ID monday Of April,
ls43 at Aberdeen, has been set for the
final hearing. All persons interested may
then and there appear to show cause. il
any they can, why the decree and cerlif-
cate Of discharge should not be grahled.
G.. NJ. RAGSDALE. Clerk.
January, 2d, l643. II
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JOHN S. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabama,

Refer
GEN. J. W. GARTH, Decatur, Ala.
CEN. B. NJ. Lowe, HuatsuiH',
Col. BENZ. SHERRop, CouFIand, "
G. T. BARTON BIO. TiIScumbia, "
DR. HENRY w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, A"
A. R. BARCLAY, ESQ.,, Talladega, Ala,
NJ. C. HoUsroN, ESQ.,, LiUingston, /"
MAJ. B. NJ. BRADFoRp, POnt0tOc, Miss
OIL. EZRA WEBB, NetC Orleans
MCMAHON, TRorTER PEARsALL, {"
Dr.. JAMES PERRNE, Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Nj
Oct. l, 1542.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
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IMPORTANT, VALUABLE,
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One HUNDRED DOLLARS GIVE FOB EVERY
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AGENTS-Tesponsible men-wanled in ev
cry town and village throughout The Unned
States and Brush Provinces, 10 sell "SEARS
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY" the most splendidly
illustrated and CHEAPEST WORK EvFR ISSUED
ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT, containing sew
eEal hmnred Engravings, entirely new and
original, designed and executed by the most
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Cost Of preparing the work, 5000. This
beautiful and important work contains upwards
Of 500 pages royal octave, is printed from new
stereotype plaies handsomely bound ~ gilt
and leslerad, and reiails readily al tho low
price Of $3.50 per volnme.
The following extracts Is fom lengthy Re
view. written By he Rev. w. e. Brownies,
b. D., and IS only ono az Of several hundred
recommcndaiions. from he clergy and the
presathat the work has already received -
aNeiD York, Aug.6. 1872.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
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Comprising a complete Library Of Useful
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moro than
'sThis is beyond question, one Of the most
elegant books ever presented 10 our felow-cil-
izens, in this Republic. It ought to be in every
Christian family for it's innae value; and in
every patriotic family as a splendid specimen
Of our progress in domestic manufacture, and
tho advancement Of our artists and manuiae-
turers in THEN riyalship with those Of Europe.
aW. c. BROWNLEE"
" A VERY LIBERAL OFFER LONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS will be given by the Pub
Usher 10 every agent who viii undertake and
sell ONE HUNDRED COPIES Of the above
Work, Ae believes that there is scarcely a
town or village in the Union, but that number
may easily be disposed Of.
= Persons inclosing money, viii be care
ful 70 pay the ioh0ls portage and in ordering
books win stale, explicitly how the books shall
be sent TO them.
ALSO, IF PRESS, AOTHER
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

William Huddieston, & Co,
s1UCTTON'EEHS aisf
Commtsstog Merchants.
Columbus, Miss.
WA nUuDLEsroNi
HARnIzoN HALE.
AIN mUEnocE RETER 70
ToomeT, Gay g. co.
BuH & Files,
}. /. Lovely,
Hugely, ,Hauison6 CO.
[Mo6iie.
Pope s. Powers Al o-1,,u,
Veunard & Goddard, -''
Charles Everett B0st0n,
WIN. B. B. Winston Columbus, Miss,
Sept 1872.
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Jan. 2Slh, Is49.-om. pr s25.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-08

'Possibly, my fond, my faithful Leila can TELL
said Mr.. Orvile, as he handed Leila her own card
A glance was sufficient as it poss bile" ex
claimed Leila. sis il the carpenters boys'
Yes" he answered IN accents of love- as he
pressed her to his bosom. SIT Is thu carpenters
bow
.'And the preserver OF my lGe,' she added
'May he be the swee,ener Of it, too,' con,in-
ued the old man.
The scene which followed the above may pos
sbly be vaguely imagined by the reader, for
shall attempt to describe least do INJUSTICE
The latest accounts from Albany highly ia.
vorabe. Every thing goes on swimmingIy I'M
der the new arrangement The old gentle is
in the store; Albert superintsnds an extensive
business; and Lelia's frs, born, although na med
after his father, seldom goes by any thing bu,
The Carpenters Bow
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-08
From The Indiana Journal.
TO THE PEOPLE OF IxCsxxA.

"a.
The LoccSSso rarity and the System Of Inserpal
Improvements in Indiana....The connection
of that Party with the system...Th heir Joy On
its passage. Their exclusive appropriation
Of its hOnoTs. Their contempt of all dasger
growing ont Of the or extensive nature
of the Bill. General Howard. lessee ID.
Bright.
NO. III.
We have thus far traced tho Locofoeo incep.
zion Of the scheme of Internal Jmps0vem IN
Indiana. We have demonstrated The fact that
the paternity Of the System rests with JAMES
wHITCOMB, the present Candidate Of the Lo-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-08

SCENE IN A QUAKER MEETING HoUsE.-One OF
the most ludlcrous scenes of which we ever heard
took place in a Quaker meeting house in this
town Thursday last. Ii substantial
iy as follows: The house had been opened and
warmed for The usual "Fif,h-day meeting" a
short time before The hour Of service of the
'Friepds,' went into the house attend TO The
fire, when what his surprise find two
thres men there, up 10 the very highest seats in
the synagogue, preparing 10 take quiet possession!
One had hammer another n brush, third some
trapp,ngs, and IT seemed If young company
Of upho'st erers had resolved 10 adorn and beautI
fy the Imprinted walls and benches Of the sober
looking room. The Friend interrupted them with
the pertinent question, "What is thee doing?"-
Fixing up. sir" "What is thee fixing up for?"
"For our Exhibition tonight" "Thy exhibition
what exhibition.'' "Why, our Magic Theatre
and Juggling Exhibition - ''Who tod Thee To
make such worldly arrangements IN this piace?'
The seIectmen. sir" .What have they 10 do
with this house?" "Why. isn't this the Town
Hal?, NO it's the EIIcksite Meeting house!'
The rest Of the conversation was lost in what was
probably the only burst Of laughter which ever
disturbed The sober echoes Of that building.
N1ufucirf la0uirer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-08

Mr. Gardner. the Bristol (Eng.l iailer. has dew
ised a n improvement, in the treadmill. The p.iso-
ners. q. every step thew take. call up TO view
letter or word. md are thus taugh, the alpha he,
and esdine whilst thew a work. By degrees,
saws a contemporary. they become able to read a
chapter in the Bible.
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hospital on Saturday, tumor was cut from ths
neck of a young woman, by DR.. Warren. DIR. Buc
hanan, the neurologis, arrived at the hospital ('t
witness the operation) about te minutes before i
commenced. lie found the womao de pressed, fear
fu, and sick ut stomach. Thinking that ehe mgh
be Of the impossible class, he directed one Of the
gentlemen present to place his hand upon some
Of the organs Of her head which have invgora ting
effects when excited. As she seemed 10 be relieved
by this operation, the doctor then attempted him
self to excite the organs Of frmness, hardhood
self es NJ. and piayuness, in which he succeed
the doctors, declared that she knew much a
any Of them, that they couldn't hurt her, and shs
did not fear the operation at all. Her laughter dir
not cease until the doctor placed his hands npol
the back par; Of her head TO restrain it. Their
continuing excite her hard,hood and elfesteen
he made her impatient TO have the operation per
formed. She rose from her chair and insisted oil
rushing directly TO The amph,heatre 10 have i
finished. As she permitted to go
she went forward. pou,ed at the professor, ant
acted so singularIy to induce some who did no
know what had happened, TO suppose her unde
the influence Of opium. The operation, which
required an incision in the neck Df about ihre
inches in length, was skiI.ully performed by d,
Warren. and borne by the patient with mucl
steadiness. Being then taken TO her bed, sh
/ seemed To have forgotten the whole scene, an
could not recollec, where how :he operation
/ b,,l Lao he.
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A DAY FOR YEAR--The Vernon, Chronicle
Justly remarks. that if the position of Mr. Miller
and his followers is correct, that a prophetic day
is pu, for a year, then as Dan. 4: 25, Nebuchad-
nezzar to be driven forth from men, ADD TO
eat grass until seven times and seven years had
passed over him. the king to eat grass for the
long period of .555 years, and as he began this
mode of living according to the best chronologists
about the wear $50 before Christ he is still! stray.
ing in some farmers enclosure, where he must
continue to support life by eating grass ISL years
longer!
CoSFERENcE.-The Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church was in session
Yesterday. During the deliberations a motion
offered by the Rev. Isaac Collins, that on the
animation Of character. question should be pro-
pounded to each minister to ascertain II he were
member Of the Order Of Oid Fellows. The
motion met with opposition, and after a standing.
rule Of the Conference. adopted at its previous
sion in reference 10 ministers uniting themselves
with that Order was read. the motion was nega>
,ived.- Baltimore Patriot.
Recently, cellar. the existence of which was
unknown. was discovered in piece of ground AT
ST. Ghistain. France, which stood formerly
the large Abbey Of that place. 10 600 bottles of
fine wines. in exceilen, preservation, were found
in the cellar
THE RIGHTs OF MaN-The sacred rights of
mankind. said Alexander Hamilton, are not to be
rnma ged for among old parchmen's or mDstv re-
cords: they written as with a sunbeam. in
tho whole volume Of human nature. by the hand
Of the Divinity itself, and can never be erased by
mortal power
Mr. Gardner. the Bristol (Engl iailer. has dew
ised n improv ement in the treadmili. The p.so-
ners. q, every step they take. call up to view a
letter word. and thus taught the alphabet