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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LOWNDES COUNTY. ~.

Circuit Court, April Term, 1913.
Daniel Gallant, Complainant Petition for
5642 vs..
Phebe Gallant, Defendant. Divorce.
"HIS day came the Complainant By his
L. Counsel, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that the defendant is not
an inhabitant of this State, so that { he ordina-
ry process Of this Court cannot be served upon
her, Therefore on motion ofthe said complain
ant by his Counsel, 1t is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for two months sue
cessiveiy, ia the aDemccratic 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 TIE 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 win be taken
for confessed; and set for hearing ex parte at
next Term.
A true copy from the Minutes,
WITNEss,-The Clerk of said Court, this 22d
day of June 1643.
s. H LESTER, Clerk.
By A. e. LOVE, ID. C, prf $15
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
] Aderton Boykin, Complainant

lAderton BoykIn, Complainant
Between. and No. 80.
Richard Fl. Long, ct al Detend,ts.
NY virtue of an interlocutory order OF the
ID District Chancery Court of the State o.
Mississippi, held at Columbus, 1 will sell Tor
Cash to the highest biddeI. at the door OF the
Court House in the town of Columbus, on
THURSDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF
Sentember next, the following property, q
vii: Certain tracts or parcels of lands known
and designated in the plat Of the town OF 20
luubus, Iowndes County, and State OF Missls-
sinpl. As the NertlI half of. square fourteen, y
BaTrry's Enlargement Of said Town, also pals
of square fourteen, IN the plan Of said town
commencing eighty two feet and nan rom
the south western corner Of square fourteen
rpng,ino "a direct line south, thence one nun,
dred and sixty Eve feet from the termination O
Tie aid eighty two feet and haiL running
east. being the lengths Of said part OF lot VIII
| = 7naraIlcf width of eighty two and nall lee
6arn the above commencement OF elgny LWs
asd . half feet frornthe said south western cor
, ner running north. eighty two and IAN aSss
Iii Of which property is situated N Lot nunpe
three. section twenty one n township nunDe
e;ahteen, south, Of range nnmber slgn.ssl
west according to the map q tnp1c cuLysys
- MI. MCCARTHY, IomI.
Arn,,sf 10. 1913.
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TO COACH MAKERS.

UST received 4 fine lot Of Elliptic SPRINGS,
~ also on hand an assortment of Carriage
trmings and Harness mounting plated and JaE
pan, for sale cheap TOR cash hv
HARRISON JOHNSTON. +
DfsrR1cr CHAncERx CoUR1 on Inn STAT
OF MIssIssIFkE-
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
Samuel d. Lauderdale, Complainant
: "a % VS..
HalIock g. Bates, ct. al Defendants,
May Term 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill and
" IL appearing TO the satisfaction OF his
Honor the Vice ChancelIor. that the defend
ants Charles HallDck and Gilbert Bates aro mot
inhabilants Of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof 50 that the ordinary process Of
this Court cannot be executed unon them.
ft Is ordered that unless said defendants aps
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Columbus on tho
LIST Monday il November next,
and plead. answer or detmur 10 tho bin of COM
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
win be as to said defendants taken Tor confess
ed, and such order Or decree made therein aH
TO the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
Ii is further ordered that copy Or this or
der be inserted IN the sDem0cralic Whig'' &
newspaper published in the town of Columbus
once d week for two months BuccessivelY.
81. MCCARTHY elk
EVANS g. ToPP, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1643. rtf
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THE BATT.TN N0TT7T

We learn from the NASHVILLE Whig'' 81 the
9th inst. that there j. every indication, as far
as It has been heard frOm. that the State q,
Tennessee has gone by an increased majority
in favor Of the Whigs. The success of Jones
over Polkssis deemed almost certain, and the
signs for a wing legislature are also decidedly
favorable. Thisresult in Tennessee is the more
important as the issue was distinctly made upon
the great dividing questions of national pol
itics, and the result may be taken as sure
indication Of what position Tennessee viii oc-
cupy in the great contest of IA, The Wings
OF Tennessee have done their duty nobly,
as they always do. We would that their
gioriors example could infuse some spirit into
our lukewarm party here.
The reported maiorities as given in the
Nashville Wing, are as follows:
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! 8 s 3 3 :

AT Meeting Of Anti Repudiators
or. Saturday, the 9Th inst, it was de-
sterTnined 10 hold Convention of the
members Of this party in the County of
Lowndes, at the Court House in Co
lnmbus, on Monday the 28th inst, at
Ii o'clock, A. M. With view OF hav-
ing the wishes of every portion Of the
County represented in the Convention
il was recommended by the Meeting
that ten delegates be sent from every
Police District il the County, TO meet
in Columbus at the Court House on
the day appointed. The object OF hold
ing this Convention is to select suita-
bic candidates to represent the County
in the next Legislature, and to adopt
such other measures as they may deem
important for defeating the Repudia-
tors.
The following gentlemen are APP
pointed from each Police District, who
will call meeting of the cltIzeEs OF
each district, and appoint 10 delegates
to attend the Anti Republication Con-
vention.
District Ne. /. CATALONIA. Der
uard g. Hendricks, SEN, =. w. Payne'
Everett Meade. 49,.
Dist. No. 2. CoLUMBUs.-W IIllam
Il. Harris, George w. Waddell, Ropt'
w. BiakeIy. 80
DIST. No. 3. NAslTvILEs.-- Reuben
Hodges, Elias Byfn.
Dist. No. i. PRAIRIE HILI..- Dan
liel Harvey, Col. Walter Troupi Col
Jno. ID. Bib.
Dist. No. CoLBERT. - aniel
Raesdals, Thomas Short, DR.. Wells
lThofnDsnl -
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LoWNDEs COUNTY.

Probate Court, July Term4 1S43.
TN pursuance of an order granted to me by
IN the Probate Court of the county Of Lowndes
at the July Term thereof 1913, / shall proceed
to self 10 the highest bidder at the door Of the
Court House Of said County, on
Monday. the 7th day Of August 1s43
the following described tracts or parcels ofland
belonging to the Estate of Thomas X. Yates
late Of our said county, decd. To wit;
The south west quarter Of Section
number twelve, in township number
Eighteen, North, Of Range number
seventeen East, in Lowndes County
The above lands viii besoh on a credit Of
one. two, and three years from the day ofgale.
Notes with approved security win be required
Il is further ordered. that publication be made
in the Democratic Wing Of the same for three
weeks successfully.
DANIEL N. YATES,
Attest VIM. p. Fuller, Adm.
JnIy,7, 1913. pf 30.
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:. i n invitation conveyed
r spy Of the Wing mem
.-. of North Carolina. pro-
:. ,hat Stale in the course
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DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS
I AUGUST RULES, 1913.
Benjamin B. MITCHELL Complainant,
Nc los. VS..
John Cooper, Defendants,
TTPON opening the matters of this bill, and
u itappearlng that the defendant is not an
inhabItant of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof SO that the ordinary process
of this Court cannot be executed upon him.
Ii Is ordered that unless said defendant APP
pea before the Vice Chancellor at the Court
room in the town of Columbus, on.the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur to the bin OF COM
plaint herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed and such order and
decree made therein as to the Vice Chan.
cellor may seem equitable and just.
It's further ordered that copy of this or
der be inserted in the aDemocFatic Whig''
once week fer two months successfully.
III. MCCARTHY, elk.
HemphiH s. Beauchamp, Solicitor.
August 10Th, 1S43
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FOR HIRE.

"iIl hafe ~ eng month, = likely young wc.
work generally Apply Il Che Wing ofices Or
K. Il. BRoWNE,
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BOOKS! BOOKS


TUST Received and now ofer Cox sale q
4 I.arre Assortment 0t Yaluakie Books
amonc which are the followmgs
The Madison Papers, JesieFs0n's Works
Spark's life of Washington, Life OF Alsxan-
der Hamilton, LAfe Of Napoleon, JohnsOn's
Works Rollins Ancient History Bcswelfe
Life 81 Johnspp, Pintarch's Lives by LanghoEn,
EmoIlets Select Works, Fieldings Select
Works, Democracy in Americas Naval Hlg-
tory 81 The United Statesby Cooper Layaier's
Essay in Physiognonny, Sears Bible 6logra,
nv. 6ear,s Wonders of the World, Lord
BTron.s Works, the Dramatic Works q t ..I
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very Novels completes. Miscellanies @ 1.ofa
isra.s,el,aua. Coopsrss Novels 6c., Asomany
sefarS walnabla works illustrated with rich and
srI~na;d FrigrauInrr AL cf l''ch wiz be pold
unaaoans 'o~ Z GREENS HILL
Columbus June, 16l3.
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FOR GHANCEI.T11Rs

WE are authorised ta af,nnussee. II rs w
CHALMERS 81 cAndidafe IN he one
which be now holds of Vice c'hancsIlor sf Nliss
sissippi.
We are Authorised TO announes rxnwuv
DICKINSON ms candidate Tor the olIice az
Vice ChanceIor Of Miaaisaipni s. tlr sss~,,;s !.
Noyember aIaesscn = -
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DIR. CHAMPIONS

DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine, safe and
certain cure for ChilIs and Fever in
aIIits complicated forms, also an
efectual remedy for Fever of
every description.
THIS medicine has been used by the pro-
Il prietor a number of years, in extensive
practice, during which time he has treated
some thousands of cases of Fever, and from the
success In this mode of practice, he is conf
dent it must and viii be the prevailing prac-
Il never fails to cure the chiils and fever the
first day. Bilious, Typhns, Nervous, Conges-
tive, 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
mended.
CERTIFICATES.
Galatin Co, illinois, April Is, l642.
DR.. CHAMpToN.-Dear Sir within the
last 10 months have been using your Anti
Bilious and Ague Pills, in my practice to
considerable extent. and have found them 70
be productive of superior effects in the cure of
Fever and many ether cases. It is difficult to
high in ali the south Part ofthis State that
they are all bought up. and consequently it 10
very hard to get sufficient quantity Of them.
You will confer great favor on the inhabi-
tants of this county by forwarding good sup
ply of your medicine to this place.
A. A. WOLFE. nj. d. 4
CERTIFICATE FRONT R. TM. M'CLFLEN
TaIadega Co.. Ala. May 21st 1912
This is to certify that dnring the past sea-
son have made use Of DR.. Champions Ague
Medicine in my practice, and out of twenty two
boxes Gall had) have never failed ofehecting
a permanent removal of the disease, and IN no
single case did a patient take more than half
box. lean with strict veracity, and do with
great pleasure say that believe it to be the
best, safest, and most -cffectual remedy for
Ague, Chille and Fever, 3-c. that has ever
been discovered. e
WIN. McLELEN.
CERTIFICATE FROM JAS. TURNER.
This is to certify that / have used DIR. Cham-
pion's Vegetable Ague Medicine in my family
ibr the last twelve months with the most haP-
DIV effect. have used them IN chills and re-
yer and have witnessed the good effects OF
the medicine in great number ofcaSes, and
have never known it tail to perform cure, and
1 do think DR.. Champions Pills. BY far the
| best medicine have ever known used N
| feEers, JAMES IuhHEn.
Charleston, s. c., Feb,y. 5ths 1913:
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COLUMBUS lNsTITTITF-=

r n
VIE Kew SIMPSON SHEPHERD
VIII open new permanent Seminary 81
MONDAY, the l4th instant, in the basement ato.
~ q the Methodist q. Church, for the Fdnra,
ton Of young ladies'. - '1'- = 8
The discipline Of the Institute vii, IN firn
out strictly parental The mernurv ug;ll ~ enl.
nvafed only subordinate 90 the hiuber lsenlfv
ofreasons The former Is important the latfe,,
q paramount. The moral feeIinpw and epnfi-
ments VIII receive cue regard, lie moral alld
intellectual nature should 81 expanded. invipo-
rated m haFn1oni0tls gymesficaI prooorfio7s.
The health OF the young ladies' VIII Be kent n
view, ana their manners viii be watched with
an unslumbertng vigilance. s.
We make no Undated PROMISES. ure rive -
references to great names, we confide IS sano;.
Die results. Wisdom IS justified Of her chi.
dren. Short pithyl ecturesiwilI be given IN order
TO explain, apply, and enforce the principle.
Attennon IS respectfully solicited to the follow
ing circumstance. which win show satisfacto-
rliy the liberal sentiments that are 20 govern
the Institute. Ths text books winch will be
used were written by men of different dennrn.
lhatIcns, Eplsc0paIians, Presbyterians, Baptists
and Converted Jew.
1sT CLAss-Aiphabetic lesson. Ortho.
graphy, Arithmet;cal tables, @10
IuNIoR CLAss.--Orihograph Reading
and Whiting, Biography and Grammar.
Arithmetic and History, Natural The
ology, in elementary form, Sl6
SENIOR CLAss.-Higher rules of ArIth-
metic, Grecian and Roman Antiquities.
Heather Mythology, Composition, AL
grebra, Geometry, Problems on Globes,
(when obtainedl Astronomy, Waits
cnthe Mind, Chemistry, Botany. Phvs-
iolygy, Natural Philosophy, Logic Alb
ercromhie on the Intellectual Powers.
Wayland's Moral Science, Rhetoric.
Payleys Evidences Of Christianity, $40
Music, So5
languages, $40
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LADIES SHOES.
f'E L ms Cheap cash ato1'a.
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FACULTY.
Rev. SIMPSON SHEPHERD,
MISS SHEPHERD,
Miss MARY A. SHEPHERD,
Mr.. RICHARD SHEPHERD, A. M.
Orthogr Apply, reading. and composition, win
be attended to by the Senior class while in the
Institute.
columbus, August 10Th 1s43.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
GENUINE TEAS.
49, -
NNEOI ESAI = .ND- Z ct

n LF.SALE AND re MI
TJNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
completed very vansiye for the approaching
fail trade If hse lvy nave ben eminen,ly successful and
Thea we'll Known judgement and ample resources
tr fully devoted the Interests their patrons lu
deed hei. ente regard 70 the rights of ter customers IS TOO
generally ksowH 10 net eommen the mstspreseH;aohT T
interested and unrrncpled y-,Sors the contrary GoyItf
s4aiipsi Their Green ana Black Teas wchh7Te hitherto
ootaped ts grese$i no;orety will now h found 20 snias5
thai can be Pos1i6y sod fS de PIG me United STATES
uuo7atfs Imv nsli 3, - TTaTssys snf oka ie,s =, Fsa
nItur fresh and r. Perfection. An excessive assert
nent OF Fysons and lonHs Hysons suitable or city Tera
Gnens Genuine java Codse, roasted dly Al goods SUB
Ject 10 Dc returned II approved Of Orders ronptiy
cued all paris oi ths couBt1y Terms casf hTncTa
store 2i Cha hsn-stEe' York bg,aShes as Besckr
street neaf Ih'stopeE, AewYoik, and ll6 Fuoas;rse
oBsEsrs-The original and on!y w.ehoua- IN ,ne I,nit-i
ssis. Sf fs sale OF Inc OILY true and geaias HoHqais
DICK L e1S- nj m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
CORK LEGS. ARMS g.

III. LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS. NO HIN
l T4I5Et TR4KaSGs Io 20. TIE ACT OF wALhING-JCtiN
pu..c a he has Eetgraed iso Pllde pa To- = o. - Va
ST. = q s.s<s.ss; SswYotk CITY. where he
inos correct ana iesst coccst5 having hrous ce.si
" nrensed made Sd M0r- tr>naiai lee for 10 r.z,
esd ersu act2-s- ic s. years sit ccnSsp f yt
ss;sfaeuon 10 81 who cs On hia for LEE rs SnEg E
ARMS. or the COMMON WOODEN LEG sn2 xr. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
COUTHOrT q MEYERS,
S4I Broadway

RESPECTFULLY invite the Public to call and
examine their extensive ,ssormen, of LAMPS tAE-
ossLABRA, ~ GlRANpOtES, &ci SILVER, PLATFD
FURNISHING; GOolS GENERALITY which have
receny recered large accessou and now offered at
greatly reduced prices.
.slselal attention invited to their rich stock Of LAMPS
"a. raSDE' II ABRA and GiRANDOLEs. which hey ven.
eicacy OF finish to any that can be found in the cit
uli supply Of the well-known SOLAR LAMP constantly
The Trade supplied with eve-y description of La,np
Su irsndoIe lsTcep,ing inferior ees factory prices
OIaeis received for the Chemical OIL Lamps o6 3rn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

a most most ettectual remedy tor the following com
ssIt RSnn-, CoEna Cuts Bruises, Burns scads F-oDs
aS sores HIP complaint, &c. In bo1e, from one to fou
his plaster has been used with yrs: success. for the ..
T III = az am those who rake Of will find very use
vii h. tssiiies az Thousands already testify
rs Boser eT % %stFe5 near Hoastonss G vans
10 HoIssou-suee.; Mrs. Sparng ii second Ayenps C.
iIsota Ss0 & Conner Eeu,tep and Cann9n:sses sroohyn
R1ed'a, bread and naedls store, Fpltor.,t. OF I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUREDG-Of all
the Of that terror the human race,-ton,mp
ton. That remedy Is SCHENcks Pu.mOnIc Syrup
Is has succeeded where every tng else has failed
and II viii generally succeed curing OF CoGsunp
where the following things attended to- fair
trial. perseverance, and conformity the directions.
In order that this may not te considered mere assertion
support.d by al,s the reader referred pamphlet Pub
Esled By the proprietor, which De- obtained gratis at
any his Offices, which be found number Of
the truth OF this assertion Also be
athis Office number Of certificates winch have been
published here individuals have ben cured Of Go sumption
after having given by their Physician and friends
NAV not be The the the
tenn known IL operates na;u! exiel the disease
from The Lu&s, Stomach and Liver Where there Is hectic
fever night conspatioa all usual symptoms OF Con-
sunplioG the OF the Syrup removes the fever stops the
night sweas cnd regulates the action OF the bowels making
them healthy nataal. IL sooies npens the disease
of the Lungs and then eapeisii the form OF exiecoraed
mater aud truly astonishing VIVA: Quantities OF corrup
Punoaic Syrup; and is continues until al disease OF the
Lungs removed ard the panent finds 10 his JOY thar nc
PTsr~d by IL Scheack and for sac al his principal Of
fces % Sou n Sists Iee door below the corer Of
Ch.,nu: and at his Laboratory; No l2l RdcsStreet Pia
dlphia Also 70. sale ig. Couandstreet one door beo"
the corner O: Greenwich Y.-the only place IN this city
Boston: No. 10 Broadway. Albany, n
The aboy Offices are exclusively for h4 sale Of Pumoulc
Syrup. u; I'M J. II. sGhEAGA.
DUY YOUR OWN CLOTHS . cases super
D usrous BLACK Frrnca B.nai Cloths Alss, greet
~ ow No 50 Maiden laGe.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

WHITE, RED or GREY HAIR changed to
~ DARK brown permanent black by the aIoorsh E,;-
py Sold e s. cents or 81 bottle at he sign OF The hri
e4n sase p Chathslnst'eet Y OF 70 Ful,op-si Bcok
- G.a statfs Boston Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
~ !1t-E s'!eStI lh4iiea,sH, ,; I. OIL i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

.sa,s. tIIK SALE-Tne half Of the Farm occu-
1 pied By subscribed beautifully situated in the
L OF scarsdar Westches-r County, about 25 miles from
New Yo:, and miles from White Plains he whole Farm
contains about acres has extensive of Long
Island Sound. THOMAS !. CORNELL,
lG;h mo- 10th. Toll Iuh On the Farm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
DR.. WIsIhrsS Srv,x,~-
2ssSAN5 OF WELD CHEEsR 4 .
20. ruBton-S9reet.

y
,-.,-r- cAIfTION-The Public shon!f
stIfoit!A-S,i l. i, k Dr.. WISTAR'S BALSAM of
Win furRRY that performs ,hose IemaIAHtie ~
81 he'd IN every part OF thee canatfy aeu l"' ~
;cIex OF similar pane that are oceis pue. - o,hioo
about them. 1r,,.,xn cuun read the fol.
~ doe. not satisfy Of the great virtues Of
~ ~" -; l., them 20 l25 Fuon-stfee ana see e
lniA Numerous other testimonials o ike chsfacse'
w.TrevI1Le, (Opeida Co ~ T., Sept 1 io ~, tsi''
So owe it 10 the afflicted to lnlotm you thi u II
Dear Was attacked by violent cold Gaus'd d.
tiac in the water, which settled On my lungs ga
aned 5y yer setre pam ~ ny ,,sNdsucs ali the he
aid in our village But alter ex,ausns theiF sSlii I"
nn aysil they pronounced M disease CoHFikMhD e2H
lsasion, got the CONSENT OF my Physician
hs Bassn OF Wild Cherry, prepared by d. WsaE pu
of which began gain strength, and 1t wa very evident
nv cough much BITTER and my symptoms III every way
have rsea fh soae oine su d 90 the use
Dr. W1srAK's Balsan of Wild Cherry; and | take tnis
method giving yon the information partly to pay t ae
ae'ed ins VsrT T3T n, ~gar vDurs % ' JAMES SAGE
Mr. PALMER, Druggist, under date OF WateryIe, SEPT
q, G43 wes-The statement given you by M JonaS sage
is very good and in ;rly att15inS ,,vp
Yours, respectfully, y. u. PALNtf
lie, the afflicted cali and see certificates They prove
conclusiYey that THEY BE CURED thy get e 7lgh
medeins B. sure "a sna Ss Dr. "safs Dasam 0i '
This Balsan all affections Of the lungs and liver such
as bleeding Of the lungs bronchitis hma Of 10 or 20 years
Sold iiV oNIY BY ISAAC BUTTS is5 FULTON,
corner Of Nassau-Ie1ter, Albany; Gorham, New.aven;
z. w Bull Hartford; and BY agents throughout the North
medical treatise TO be had gratis, as above. ole I'm
WHAT MEDICINE CAN COMPARE WITH
PETERS INESTIMABLE PILLS, AND
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

s.-7st. iiRIE FARMS for sale, in the town Of
sS Beeckoan, Duchess Co The said farms adci4i@s
G oier ana VIII be soa I d,aey Tt or ose,1Ss tS o he
barn. &c The second contains about hundred and thirty
ceres, with small ia!r house upon it, The third contains
we'll wateTed, and well .re2orioned with plough, mea1ow
a ,5sv Vii m snI 81 pnbc
Aacion or 'he ~ OF ios next at 2 2,Gock o.! the
premises; WHEELER GILBERG ,Berkmaa; or WRIGHT
LCSEE. & CO., % biOorc-st., Nsw.Tork si NH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
1sa TO FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.
Tie .nh.cl iher he following ysuable prolery

;e The subscriber offers the following vsluable property
sale Saratoga sprlnss i situated nearly west
grounds intervening The lot co feet in front and 10 feet in
rear The irea' OF the lot is occupied by we'll built Dwell
rooms. The shop the is 30 by q feet with four
floors 1t contains SuIrior five horse steam engine which
and Job turning performed, columns for budinss
also atimbertressng machine, tenondng MACHINE NOR
cns machine boring machine turning or whip saw Sew
chasing screws both of wood and metal &c sc. The ma
chner Constructed and put M in the best man
beds;eads cabinet ware Sc Ths shop commands monoro
gin those branches OF business Tor the village and extern
wood and lumber house, % by witha wing 20 feet
mill 10 miles distant from said village the midst Of an
n.ction VITA sand establishment The falling health Of the
market References can be si en- TO gentlemen in this e
who cquaed with the establishment The subscriber
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