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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Circuit Court, April Term, 1913.
Daniel Gallant. Complainant Petition for
Phebe Gallant, Defendant. Divorce.
FHyHIS day came the Complainant BIZ his
Il Counsel, and it appearing to the satls-
faction of the Court that the defendant is not
an inhabitant of this Sta e, so that he ordina-
ry process of this Court cannot be served upon
her, Therefore on motion cfthe said complain
ant by his Counsel, It is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for two months sue
cessively. in the "Democratic Wing. news.
paper published in the town of Columbus, mott
flying the said defendant of the tendency OF this
suit, and commanding the said Defendant to
appear before the Judge of our said Court, at
the Court House in the town of Columbus, on
The first Monday of October next,
and plead, answer, or demur TO said bill of
Complaint, otherwise the same will be taken
for confessed; and set for hearing ex parte at
next Term.
A true copy from the Minutes,
WrrNEss,-The Clerk of said Court, this 22d
day. of June 1913.
g. IL LESTER, Clerk.
By A. E. LOVE, ID. C, prf SIS
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]. BooTH,


IN ESPECTFULLY continues totem
N Der his pro- easional services 10 the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus ana
les vicinity, pledging himselfto Operate u
the most approved modern style, Ia al.
ldIiion toawhat Is usual in his profession
lse viii e ssIf - f.6tee sg.isieriya &c afia.s
I1at. Pa. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, by ihe new. and much uppro-
III ed plan Of atmospheric pressure, b
n pecimen OfWhich he has IN. his ow
gm0uth, g tff3e VII
2 neb Supply roofs or palates, who d-f
cient, either from maIformation or &C.
cident. W
NJ He feels confident from his opportuni-
ties, M PhiIadeIphia and elsewhere from
his long experience, and bis success that
he can operate to the entire satisfaction Of
all who may call on him atlhis Office on
Market street. up stairs, one door south
of the Auction Store Of Kincannon, March
e. Mcdaniel.
Z Columbus Miss. Feb. 10th, 1913.
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r.RINTEae, AND BINDERS WARE

.nRINTERsa AND BINDERS WARE
: Mo- S g and Oh Street.. New York.
HEKsm APRnx 1641. -
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED, Nj
l@Th8 aloe" PRINTING FKESG MA
CHINE AND SAW MAN UkACI0kYs
in consequence of Che addition cfnew andim-
proved machinery to their work, and the reauc-
ton n the cost of material; and iabors are enc
ahIea of6AtIv 70 reduce lhn prices Of their Pres
eee. and or Printers and Binders materials gem
erail y Il win ba Haen ny their newly printed
cirrnlnr 40 which kheR beg leave tO refer.
The establishment - ntill under the personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of RIC HARD AZ HOE and
ROBERr HOE and they assure their friends
that Notwithstanding THE great reduction in
prices. All articles manufactured by this estab-
iishnaent shall retain the high reputation which
they have hitherto sustained. At viii also be
their constant endeaEoF 20 improve the quality
of them in every particular. They datter
themselves. also that their old friGnds viii not
only continue their favoTs. but that Printers
generally will appreciate their endeaVors to
furnish the very best articles at barely remu-
nerating prices.
Orders from any part of the country for all
articles used by Printers or Binders including
type, Ink, paper, de-. and on the best terms.
+ Jobbing work and repairing win De done at
the lowest possible prices, with every atten-
ton and expedition. ,
NsB.--An articles manufactured by this es-
Enlistment win be stamped Il. HOE ~ Go. SO
that persons from abroad may not beimposet
upon with spurious articles, made in imitation
of theirs.
10 Printers ofnewspapers who publish tins
advertisement, with this nate, three times be-
fore the first Of July next, and send one Of
their papers to us, viii be entitled to payment
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hfFHESEo nnfivalled pills having now &C..
cured CeIehrity and d popularity uneqnallea
il the annals ofmedicine, and also having or
tainedthe entire confidence and beng used ~
the private practice Of almost the whole eooy
of the medical faculty in the United 'ola.ess
Europe, Asia, South America, the West an
dies, and aRreat part Of Africa il Is ulineces-
sary To advertise them at length, or tosay any
thing further ofther merits, than By stating tne
complaints which they most effective IN tpe
cure Of and which are a. follows;--ye yellow ana
bilious levers. fever analogue, dyspe Group
liver complaint. sick headache, jaundIces asLn-
ma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement 81 the
Spleen piles, colics female distinctions heart
burns. flryed tongues nausea, distensiOns o. tne
stomach and bowels, incipient diarrhoea, nat
ulence, habltual costiVeness, loss OF appette'
.blo.ched or sallow complexion, and 10 all cases
of tofpor of the bowels, where cathartc or
an appetite is needed. They are exceeding
ly mild in their operation, producing neither
nausea, gripiug nor debility.
TFor sale by GREENE HILL Druggist,
Main St. Columbus Miss.
Columbus Miss. juno 90 1913.
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine. safe and
certain cure Ger Chills and Fever in
all its complicated forms, also an
effectual remedy for Fever of
every description

every description.
aRWyHIS medicine has been used BY the pro-
prietor number of years, IN extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands ofcases ofFeyer, and frUm the
success in this mode of practice, he is conf
dent it must and viii be the prevailing prae-
tice in Fevers.
II never fails toscure the cIiIlsand fever The
first day. Bilious Typhus. Nervous, Conges-
live, and Winter Fevers all yield TO the use Of
this medicine, and are cured in shorter time,
and with much more certainty han by any 9TH
er system ofpractice that has ever been recon-
mended.
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Main Street. COLUMBIA
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Encyclopedia or
Comprising a complete
earth, physical, statIa.cl
exhibiting lis relation ioM
its physical structure t
each country, andthe niuT
litical institutions, and d1
all nations; by Hugh Nun
sisted in Astronomy eEh
lace; Geology, elc. BY pld
tany, etc. BY Professor Ha
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by Thomas G. BFad0rd q
up 10 The present tina
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teen hundred large imN
bellished with nearly tvun
engravings and maps u
style on wood, will bsca
four parts, at The low b
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weeks. The first paritm
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in ad pting the opiniond
which says: "Therg buU
day which can compare VI.
dia, either in Originality
illustration, or beaulyd En-
termed On "EncycloPGil
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attended circulation az
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De- Z lM6ol-FFAT's GR

nR MOFFAT's Inn,
OThe proprietor
tics, while he has caB,,,.
qualified satisfaction n ~.
alleled popularity and o...
obtained, feels consir,I.i 4
as disinterested as thgrr \
ne 10 press them upon M
trial Of The public, tillpoLl
in the whole compawG,..t
without a knowledge CO.
mable virtues. Tiecrs.
heretofore published bJ--
bers, and in reference io~
Of disease, fully estabEbS1
yond even the possibiFrIii
generally useful, and Dr.
Gent Of allthe medicine \
eruption, ever yet prem
he feeis that he is but lora
low citizens in arging tiwr
selves the benefits 10 bs5i
Pills and Phenix Bitten
For sale ct
KEnI Do N
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BLOUNT SPRINGS

BLOUNT SPRINGS.
TIME Subscriber begs leave to inform his
n friends and the pubic generally that he
will reopen this well known watering place on
the first day of June next for the reception Of
visiters.
The Subscriber deems it unnecessary to
say anything about the virtues Of these wa
tiers, as many years experience has proven
them to be unequalled by any. And as to ac-
commodation he is determined they shall not
be surpassed BY any watering place or Hotel IN
the Southern States.
As usual he has engaged a splendid
BAND OF MUSIC,
for the season. Also physician TO advise an
the use Of the waters.
Owing 10 the hardness Of tunes, and scarcity
Of moneythe subscriber has reduced the price
ofboard 10 the following low rates:
Board per month, $50 90
. /" week, $40 10
Children and servants half price.
Horse per month"; $50 90
week, So 90
JONES c. LUCY,-Trus;ee
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FOR HIRE

i win hire 81 ths moath, likely young Wc-
rsIan. who "a nbnusaannii % washing and mousse
wofk generality Apply at the W De Qtnee' qF
= - = n. ii. BROWNE u.
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DIR HULL :
A certain and efFectual Cure for Ague
and Fever; also used successfully
in the treatment of Bilious
Fever Nausea, General
Debility, and Ner-

Yous w Weakness.
The most hattering Recommendations of this
Medicine have been received from many en-
inent Physicians and others who have used it.
And It is presumed that no medicine has
ever been used whose action has been
more beneficial, pleasant and inVigorating, and
called forth from afflicted sufferers such express
sions of heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness.
Persons taking the Pills, soon find themselves
relieved-chiII broken! Fever gone! Stomach
and head free and healthful |! J Strength and
appetite increasing and improving, and all
nervous weakness fed:
When taken according 10 the directions
accompanying themthey never failto cure the
chill and Fever the FIRST day, and never sicken
the stomach oroperate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is so
charming, that persons are invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete res
toration to health:
The Pills are purely and solely Vegetable,
and the happy combination of the ingredients
and their proportions are such an to produce a
medicine which never fails to relieve when
relief is at all attainabIe.
Each box contains 20 doses Of Pills-Price
One Dollar.
For Sale By GREENE HILL,
Columbus. June %, Is45:
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REDUCTION INiTYPE.

II Ohm T.. WHITE TxPE FOUNDER, No.
- As Gold street, Now York, third door
from Fulton street, has ON hand an unrlvalled
assortment of Printing Types, Ornaments,
Borders. RnIes, &c. of the best metal, and cast
from original matrices. The reputation OF this
Foundry is we'll known throughout the coun-
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DRY GOODS.
COFFEE.

A choice article Havana Coffee reed per
N Exchange for sale by
May IL, 1913.
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= W M. WcLELEN.
CERTIFICATE FROM JAS. TURNER.
This to- certify that have used DR.. Cham.
pion's Vegetable Ague Medicine IN my family
for the last twelve months with the most hap
py effect. / have used them in chiIls and fe-
yer and have Witnessed the good effects of
the medicine in great number ofcases. and
have never known it tail to perform 4 cs,re. and
DO think DIR. Champions Pills, by far the
best medicine i have ever known used n
levers. . LANES TURNER. y
Charleston, 8. c., Feb'y. 9th, 1913.
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prucfioein 49,
bugha, Cbo.,. ..rc
CCuniio-. = 20 "a. lll
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one ihli1SI In4 fAAln III mAhNla Nalnilg kolnes
80 lnraT ma abnNa III aha Vlllmn1 dRmg st0Ness
ami Boom me e4ef 4 19N nlgV AG4AN ~ thR Nc
lluliss tilo nlo-sinils q y AtM1e =. -
gdzezsez%1k2ek q - ssla 49, i all oshen
bvahe sane names 90 tels tll o1 nnt counter
sfsilh M ths naefcI,anf mdaluas dh 30 lhsnh hos.
wfa him ID procurs thsln nt IA Msiadh-lane, ths
nelt time BIO visits New York, q q wziie Coz ihsm
70 4s,aly shoul1 g s'esk ssialsuf shsss rsnsdiss
BAlMOFcoL1 F0R TIE HAIR.
which win stop II Il falling out % restore 10 ON bald
placs and On chIalsn mako it groW rapidly. Or on
those who have lost ths hair from any cause. Y 2
q ALL VERAEN that infs1t the heads Of children
IN scleolu, are prevented or killed b. i Of once.
End d. name = .1esesazSs1Aeo on
Il, or never try h. Remember tkfs Glsogys. 4
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Gov HAMILTON
VICTOR HUGO.

VICTOR HUGO,
A SON Of Hamilton, will stand at William
IN Richardson's stable, Pickens County Ala
22miles from Columbus near the upper Tusca-
loosa read.
" Particulars in hand bills.
JOHN MOORE.
Feb. Odd, 1913.
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GREATDisCOVERYt

%. Conilsl 5 77l'1F q Cure 77lT 7070 q e
Years and centuries have pasnq away, and
mo ramadT~--invariab lA apeniiips ain certain
sfor fhae sexual curse AZ IMAM Einfs The Gon0r-
ghea. has evar. before been discovered. go
The one non offered is the result of extern
sfye science, research and experience, and
win Prove Qfeater blessing 70 mankind than
any other medical preparation ever known ;
inasmnch az the present generation may free
themselves from this scourgc, and thus pre-
vent the deplerahle Consequences Of cntalling
children tuthe third and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hill and A.. N. Jones
st.olumbus Hiss. and Comstockand Con- o
A Good ansofement of Blk Summer Cloth.
IN for Genslamsn's Goats, at
KEEL Frs Cheap Cash Store.
April 9th 1913.
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HOR SEES that have Ring<Bone. SPAWN.
Wind Calls, &C. se cured by RooFs' SPECIFIC; and
E0eE1sGte9Rd horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment Mark this, all horsemen.
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.-,c,, Law MONO
3 lcH!lARD EVANS
p s,,a9 in CO-Pariii5.
% attend to busine,,- I.
d. Court ior ~
c MlssIsSippi, and IN he
courts court to be holden
I 4oSsd Is on Military s5
Sept. /, ls42.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

MoBrLE, June l7th.-The past week has been extreme
ly dull in foreign reghs vessels the berth for Liver
pool received few parcels at 132d in the first Of the
week, and since hear of small lot taken 3D.
There little thing. lCoaswise fair busncss-two
three engagements reported at rather easier
81 per bale to Boston, New York. SC. in few nstan
&c has been paid to small vessels. One two OF the
weeks arrivals have departed again in ballast and
dcrstand that another Ship discharging will also
depart in ballast The reduced stock of cotton and fall
ing receipts render the prospect for summer freghts
rather dscoursging.
NEw ORLEANS, June l7th-Thcre is very little doing in
Foreign freights, but the rates firmly maintained
The further engagements since our last far
advised are two ships for Liverpool at Cd for Cotton and
35s for Tobacco and one for Bremen 34 for Tobacco
There is little Cotton Offering for Havre but the
small lots to fill up are ken cent Coastwse Freghts
are very active, but the rates we'll sustained.
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Every week since the opening of navigation, has pre-
sented similar results in all sections OF the Union The
probability is that the whole derivable from all
the public works in the Uion will this year be so per
cent greater then before This increase is
quent upon the increase opopulaon and their improved
industry since the breaking down Of paper wealth. The
tolls not now levied merchandise going pur
chased bank credits to be cancelled by the bankrupt
act but are imposed on the real wealth of the farmer
the yield of prolific SOIL The teeming earth is loaded
with agricultural riches and every conveyance
is put in requistion to transport them market Every
every railroad is burdened with necessares
and some ofthe luxures OF te rolling with increasing
volume to the Atlantic shores, where is checked by
black tariff which has screated guph between our
surplus and the starving operatives of Europe. An i'm
number of splenddly built ships indeed lying
empty at the wharves but they built with materials
the tariff has rendered costly, that they for
show than service The tariff has forbid them from
bringing any return freighs. IT, therefore, the
eghts them with produce from the canals the voyage
out and home with exravagantly built ship, enhances
the cost of the produce much, that hecan make no
profit the other hand foreign vessels here
to buy produce only cash in hand Our tariff orbds them
from bringing the proceeds of their industry in
change for that Of Hence there is comparatively
outlet for produce. and prices fall with the accumula
ted quantities This is the great difficulty against which
the prosperity of the country is now struggling.
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NEW YORK PASSAGE ASSOCIATION EOR
THE PROTECTION OF EMIGRANTS.

NEW YORK PASSAGE ASSOCIATION EOR
THE PROTECTION OF EMIGRANTS.
(yOrf OF RECEIPTS GIVEN THE EMI6RANT:-
" New York Passage Assertion.
an Established 70, the protection of Immigrants.
All Eng OF this Association (ifh passengers)
guaranteed b. bond, in heavy penalty held by his
Honor, the Mayor Of the city ofNew York.
No. Nrw Yonr 1874
Received of Mr., ;he sun of dollars
Gents. for passage OF nersop, eoual 10
full passengers from New York To one hundred
POUNDS OF luggage the River fifty the Canal and
Ltkss iree ot each full passenger. Extra baggage Tor
hundred pounds
This Receipt entities the bearer oa Boot passage
nthe hiVeT, anda Passage the Canal.
To Albany Troy. Agent.
The following compose the above Association and
have made arrangements with of the Heah ssr
at the Quirantn TO have Agent attendance to
carry oui me Intentions backed BY Of worthy
and bene yneIt citzens and merchants of this city.
Rpi!TNAM, for Troy aud Erie Line.
GEuRHE w. ANDERSON Troy aud Buffalo Line
JAMES >; WYCKOFF. Troy Oswego Line.
II STORK, Relisnce Line.
j. MCDONALD, Leecb Co Line
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On Sunday morning, Of Consumption, CECILIA young.
est daughter OF Elias Thomas in the I5b wear of her
age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respecve
ly invited to attend the funeral this onday) afternoon
at o'clock, from No. 90 Greenwich lane
. OF dropsy from Inflammation md enlargement of the
iver' Hiram CLARK Engineer. Mr. Clark arrived here
from Mexico on the 9th instant -
Ills funeral will take place from 1871 Elizabeth street. as
SION as his brother Elisha arrives from the country
which notice will be given.
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Passengers Arrived.

New ORLEANs-Steamship New vork-Mrs Freeman aud
child nrs b. nae Mis-, Jones, Mr. Rose ami dF, Mr. stm
Thornton and lady, Yrs Chapmon, Long, Vano ,trand
Gao bei na dea nenSe H%sI
Peasa, A Felix, rhos Brady. M NASSAU CartIone, TN
Garvin Mr. Blake. Mr. Opdyke Judge Earl, Chas Snllot
Smith. and 6 in the steeIage.
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HOROKEN

INCREASED ATTRACTIONS .-~oncerts d'Ete a la
Musara on the afternoons Mondays, and sa
turdavs Free the public The the Pavilion
at the Elysan Fies avnre aud equaled place of
summer ort bsgs inform public that
exp. he effected with celebrated
ader M Myers who rs,sed by his excellent band will
tiyea series Of nentsl Ia of
The Psson the first be iveu We nesday, June
4th kfom the decided that attended his
seacn proprietor confidently antcipats that his effort
for the lrlcaon Of the public viii with general APP
proval 13 cwsm
will close Tuesday the All Of July. 10 o'clock, Nj.
No Of collection
the Tonns Of the Academy.
Admission IS cents Catalogues I2x cents jr2, 2wsrc
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN,

,,,yv 70 NAssAU ST; MKT TO JOHN ST;
tn g,s, demand Camera, given him esp,,ni employ
s, By S% e % the
held n p.sn pesr d.,ns
ken with my free from tbs defect Thorough in
pro Ssv assded o' . s.sh si'
& FnNc1 ~ AND LADIEs' LEFT OFF WARD.
les on wearing apparel ino cash can oban for the same
ssJ %si h,,Ss SssISS:
will attend btem at their residence By apnon;meyt
o,sJsAaa, ard IA v. Il Es Z, Ss~ York.
line through the Post Office, or otherwise. will receive
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired. myao im.r
TO COPPER-PLATE ~ MUSIC PRINTERS,
AND PUBLISHERS, &c.
g: ss SS's'sf'a r e. asai f ia.
sss y g S wooden a es c Ao
. aSsy wa Apply Si 'sd at price worth ToN
m3l lm.r 10 Cortlandt srcrt. New York.
To THE LOVERS OF sUPEKI0R BLACK TEA
ed 30 in cSns Europe a m
sHT % e s. G.nEa Tea .n Sc
ton street. BroOhynin Uaetss. Price "a "rp and 81 each
"pE SURE YOU'RE RI0AT-THEN GO AHEAD.1
a M David Crockett. %mcsial va ehword, ard i ep
boast their wasned to cure every
e from o; e0G . on he & 70 80
purse, asd care 40, wha. feet their
ese, Of huadeds Of men wfo'e names you know and hose
;mEs TcId ,,s,sd o,'h. those
adoub guarantee against la tbs history pull
%s s Soss 70 w. s
g, u's Consumption it, WORT stages. bu L
De sborirs unds. all the f,,l symptoms. disease
s 2S siSS ssss No. 70 Fo ,s
RANK OF ENGLAND NOTES, soyerekns and ngIi,
silver bought and sold Lumherpen, Bssk Warm Pa.
lice 20 WAL st, and 40 Broadway.