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Nav Term. 1919.


May Term, 1913.
TTPON opening the matters Of his bill, and
u itappearing totLc satisfaction ofhis Hon.
or the Vice Chancellor, that the defendants
Reading s. Blount and Hartley Henson are
not inhabitants of this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot be executed upon them
II IS ordered that unless said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the Courl
room in the town of Columbus on The
1st Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur TO the bill OF CON-
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
will be as to SAID defendants taken for confess
cd and such order or decree made therein as
10 the Vice Chancellor may seem equitable
and Just.
1t Is further ordered that a copy of this order
be inserted IN the 4Democratic Whigs news
paper published in the town of Columbus,
once week fortwo months successfully.
M MCCARTHY, elk.
HARRIS & HARRISON, Solicitors.
May 18th, 1913.
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BOOKS. BOOKS!

TUST Received and now offer for sale a
~ Large Assortment of Valuable Books,
among which are the following, So.
The Madison Papers, Jeferson's Works
Sparks Life OF Washington, Life of Alexan,
der Hamilton, Life Of. Napoleon, Johnson's
Works Rollins Ancient History, Boswell's
Life of Thomson, Plutarch's Lives by Langhorn,
Works, Democracy in America, Naval His
tory of the United States by Cooper, Lavater's
Essay in Physiognomy, Sears Bible Biogra-
ply, Sears Wonders of the World, Lord
Byron's Works, the Dramatic w orks of w M.
Shakespeare, DIsr7eliss Novels complete, Wa
verify Novels complete. Miscellanies of Lord
Brougham, Cooperss Novels DC, Also many
other valuable works illustrated with rich ard
splsndid EngravIngs-alI of which win be sold
unusually low for cash.
GREENE HILL.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
"A CONSTANT supply of PIerce's ceIe-
N brated Spinning Machines. eitherIron or
Wood frame, manufactured in Cincsnatti, can
be had at any time BY application to us in Co.
lumbus,
These machines have been IN successful
operation m Alabama and Mississippi for ma
nyyears, and have given universal satisfaction.
Orders received for Pierce's Cotton Gins,
Corn mills, Flying Shuttle Looms. RunninO
Gear, &c.
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Mr.. Pierce viii personally attend to putting
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REDUCTION INITYPE.

m Ohm II. WHITE. Tyre FOUNDER, No.
81 45 Gold street, New York, third door
from Fulton street, has on hand an unrivalled
assortment of Printing Types, Ornaments,
Borders, Rules, &c. of the best metal, and cast
Foundry is well known throughout the couTi-
try, and he is determined to sell at the follow
mo
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs CouNrY.


Probate Court, July Term, 1913.
pursuance of an order granted to me i,
the Probate Court Of the county Of Lo,Vnde.
:. me July Term thereof ls43. / shall proceed
court House Of said County. on Il
y Monday, The 7ih day Of A1gnst, 1913
sne following described tracts or parcels oflap,
belonging to the Estate or Thomas s. Ys .s...s1
lase OF our said county. deed. To wit. s - ?
ae south west quarter OF Section
number twelve. IL fownshiD n,,Inhs !.
Eighteen, North, Of Range numb.
seventeen East, In L.owndes f,o,,,s..s
lne above lands WIN be gold an I
Cne. two and three years from ts sv y sf -, =
+ = I'D approved eseusty win Be REQUIRED
q The Democratic WING 81 r. s ~ g made
weeks successfully. s-''''', so1 tnEee
Attest. WIN. j. PlIIleS. - q 1Esr
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INK MOFFATg
1.-the propneig
6es, while he has
qualified satisfaction
alleled popularity w
obtained, feels cor
as disinterestedmti~-
ne 10 press them uDar
tnal Of the public 6Tr
in the whole comDoIa
without a knoWlejm
mable virtues. Rsr
heretofore publshe3h
bers, and in re.erenssS,
Of disease, fully esaa
yond even the poss.b.Fr
| generally useful and
Gent Of al the nsS
eruption, ever yet
he fees that he is but
low citizens 10 arrngd
selves the benefhtS h
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BILE, Noxubee county, l2 Miles from Macon.
10 from PickensvilIe Ala. half mile from the
road leading from Pickensville TO S;arkvhe.
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Debility, and Ner-

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/ Agent,
Columbus, June %. IS43,
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TO FAMILIES q INV ALIpS

rae ii,llorsinr indIbr euenble family re1ne-
aies may b foand Is tie Village dres saossss
ANA socm at every country store AL tn0 nza1es
Rene'mheF and never aee them unAees they
have the fhc-sinails 1igantnEe O.
.kN1oseSzzez;6s a 80 Wiaples1 !. - esLez1
hvtlie ssre names ILL., base IMponii0ns md ccunteE
fsits. IF ths merchant nsafsdt yoa has them not.
ntks HIM 10 procure Them NJ n Miiden-lane, Che
ners tilns he visits New York. q - wnss f0F theni
M far.ls skould te meek Dii1saf thsss rensediss
- s|g III I5
BALM or cohuM 1lA, FOR THE Y. !,
which viii stop i falling out e restore y ON Dal1
places; and on children make il grow rapidly Or On
tl6ss Who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALI. vERMIN that infest the heads Of children
IN schools. are prevented or killed by il at once
Find de name 4 ,tIte7sszSs1ssEeo :.
Il. or never Try il. Remember this alsssys.
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VICTOR HUGO.

BLOUNT SPRINGS.
TIME Subscriber begs leaveto inform his
II 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 il 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 IN
the use of the waters.
Owing TO the hardness Of times, and scarcity
of moneythe subscriber has reduced the price
Of board to the following low rates:
Board per month, $50 OO
week, SO 20
Children and servants half price.
Horse per month, SIS 90
week, So 90
JONES C. LUCY,-Trus;ee
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l Physician eng
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The one lo,c offered i, the result Of extern
sive science, research and experience, and
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inasmuch as the present generation may free
themselves from this scourge, and thus pre-
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il upon their schildren, and their cbildren's
children to the third and fourth generations"
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SPERM OIL Superior quality
Just received and For Sale BY ,,.,r
May as. 1913.
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Attest, WIN. p. pliIleS $ - q 10
Jaly, I, 1913. pl. be, Adn'
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HOR SEES that have Ring Bone. Spawn.
Wind Calls, Ec- IRE cured by RoOrs srEcIrIc and
EOeGDede9 "a horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder 0inment. Mark this, al horsemen.
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ExSR DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &c.-The subscribers
continue drafts payable demand, without
Ssdiscount OF any charge Whatsoever
National Bank Of Ireland, the Provin
cial Bank Of Ireland and their branches county.
. IN ENGLAND AND WALES-Messrs. james Built, Son
Co.. bankers, Lendon the Exchange aud Discount Bank
Liverpool and their branches throughout England and Wales
in oTA TAM Eastern Bank Of Scotland. the
towns; Sir VIM. Forbes, Hunter 4 Co.
Persons in the country wishing remit money their
friends part of England Ireland Scotland Wales by
sncio:ns The amount they wish to remit to the ubscnbs
da for the amount will be forwarded the first packet
ner the receipt thereof and Of the
'' ~ ri ny po'T rapscorr 4. e..ru Nv v..r "a
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k&R OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PAS
N2&N SAGE OFFICE, 81 South street, New York-Reg-
ular Line Of Packets-The subscriber continue, 70
bri out from of Great Britain and Ireland,
who be engaged their friends hers by the regular line
Of packet ships sailing days rom Liverpool Per-
sending for their ren rely that will be
taken TO them despatched withour in Liverpool
will always endeavor 10 merit coutnua of the public
patronage winch ha: b literally bestowed for many
past; and those remng drafts payable alt
the Banks and branches throughout United Kingdom
j6r - John Hk!RDMZN I'll Goiuh A.
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5gy- The American Museum this week presents at.
fractions of extraordinary kind, that with anything
like decent weather cannot fail to be crowded every
story. Bsrnum gives his patrons singing, comic and
sentimental dancing natural and mechanical the beau
ful animated tablesux SO universally admired; and
eclpsng ALL the party Of Indian Chiefs remain through
the week, giving their grand dances &c end half
past every day and evening Lose not this opportunity
TO the most interesting spectacle ever shown to CT
viIized man. lH
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NAVAL The Independence, flag ship of the
home squadron, went to sea from Norfolk on the
18th inst
The Pensacola Gazette, after noticing story go.
ing the rounds, TO the effect that the U s. ship Fal,
mouth was lately fired into by British steamer,
Che when and the where are not given,) and that
the Falmouth returned .he compliment with broad
side, and so crippled the steamer that she was
Obliged to be towed into port, says,--
:, The Falmouth is now at anchor at the Navy
Yard She is, we understand, destined TO bring ar
minister, MIR; Thompson, from Mexico, and hiss
oeen detained here in consequence of his not being
the illness Of one - ,h is,t,nanis and several OF
the crew at the Hospital Lieutenant Craven, also
OF the Falmoath, was detached from her spo"
time ago and, went north IN the Missouri
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lnEk REMlTTANCES TO IRELAND, &C.. &c.--
8 The subscriber continues transmit money,
OF small to persons residing in any part Of Ire
ness have done for the last hy years. and also any
part Of England or Scotland
Money reunited bv letter (pot pad) the subscriber
.snonay DEPOSITED with him. with the name Of the person
sent and post town, will be Immediately transmitted
and paid accordingly and receipt that effect given for
warded TO the sender.
II se manner money with Or claims on penon part Of
for per.ens residing any part of the United States
Canada, and will be paid to them accordingly
iI2 imsr i3rORrt McBRIDE. IT,. 40 Csdsr A.
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: To the Public. qel. ~
4 THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newsPsper-pub-
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num-postagss paid-cssh in advance. r~r
THE WEEKLY HERALD -publshed every Saturday
morning-price 81 cents per copy, $s ~ per snnum
postsges paid--cssh in advance. era
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst nhss Me largest cireSlsto~ Of any poper in this city,
or the world and is therefore, the best ehsnnsl
pen the city country. Prices moderste-cash in cd
vance. t1W
PRINTING ofsll kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style. ihaag l.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK.-Thi. well
known establishment has leased for term Of wears
large Retiring Room gentlemen, where
tsey w hna al the pnca newspspss OF THIS country END
ey Hotel the couny Baths hot and cold; Minors Patent
pos Baths always N readiness and can be given on three
and residing Hotel will! be opened
scale and kept up from A. M az IL at nsh
refting and furnishing. cleaning painting: The eee-
introduced throughout the House which
renders not emily healthy In the but peneet secure
The oction is snch makes convenient for
being tqudistant from the western and south
EN- ana n the Immediate vicinity Of all the Attain
The tables supplied with the best our market aords
wines Of the choicest and selected by best conpoi
may depend untng efforts Of It's propreto make
the United States comfortable for them othe hotel
IS imr BREASTED & JOHNSON.
"a LIsPENARD STREET u
ITO MARRIED LAOlES.--Madams Costello. female
ca and gssas az a; midwife os her
physiological Pc rua'ies which dstns uish the female i'm
"s and Sr anS
requiring accurate knowledge of the female system TO
humanity 70 give eei in especially
the owledse Of safe means remedies whereby this dcra
Madame Cost Ito having had long experience and surprising
y The ia, Of nsdep,, to hsT sex
ny AFFORD acom'ortahe at her residence,
where they always have the best deal and the
most maony and nursing, If preeTet will wait
and attend them at their houses until perfectly
Madame o. particularly begs to impress on the minds of the
delicate that she ofcates personally that
hesitation or dt ad ned never be apprshcnded.
NB-hladame Costello would inform ladies' residing of
the city whose health would not admit of eng she
would devote her personal attendance them of
the United States within reasonable distsnce.
Madame c. be consulted at her residence Lispenard
at all times and with the regard All
communication. and letters must be post raid ~ lm-r
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Sinners !. hsyipf above hiiiy years. sps,encs i
setaV ocs the
e. al
o s IsnS G s pas
public sale, and the hiring and letting of Houses Stores
p o1 o he
eSe1 e will find
to their advantage apply tins Office rather than any
s % Ssai
every honorable e1son made TO dispose Of The same
es m MI es sold az sale de-
property double ed, aniage.
and Of on bond and Sa or Other
dsng pee, esiS to receive ample security for
Of *
Holders Of srourd that Improving will I i,
Sans. ssD 4 1 s1 %
Of . Of ns BIZ % 9ns ss
them erected the removable far less
He will also charg, real estate intended for public
sales his knowledge from experience in getting sales
properly he will prepare the see that they are
viii be found to be great saving from that properly
for the last three four has been frequently sacrificed
individuals companies that require take cha
seoncms s SsHr Sa
paid Persons wishing 10 hire purchase PROPERTY
persons residing at distance desrous to sell Of
sssgs ~ %s tss
rm houses for SALE and have lseo surveyed ant
. have done IN the manner BY
Also, Contracts and other papers prepared.
All for the purchase, sale exchange Of real
e. %%sS n %u and fs
Tas s,; to eau have 81
WATCHES AND JEwELsY VERY Iowa 4 . d,
England FI.nce and Switzerland he absd &
go "'f %: '' ss casa
as rsos sna . ss, wssss lot 60 he
sn.ss 70 rfss good s T. he money Wsohs;
i%uch less ie,; rs usual prices !, =
AlHFS ,%sp ssd s Z, W'ssi sHS 'Fs a.
CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
202 BROADWAY.
OWE 70 se,tss , 70, ,h subscriber IN purchasing
upon his Emporium Of Fson geute taste he would
% from me
w %S b any Il 's e void Sf n
He wou'ddre, atteston his superior Style Of cuttics
3 s%py q S%s I'd ea IN the country
OSS @ S 20 20 s0ss h
pay for arlcle Of dress than eIewne call upon
most s hat % S be s: s
this establishment as cheap and fashionable other
splendid s..or,m.n, Of Ready Made Clothing, superSl
made. Tor sale YER caesp for cash w
full suit made up at afsw hours notice. n,,r,, rox
WIDOW WEIGHS FEMALE FILIs9r0i 81 n sS siae
w celebr ted England and the who'll
Euroe has for the first time been Introduced into the uned
Suites Its itues obstrucuons and other
disorders especially incrden the female well
Europe sas i Be
To their being counteeed but has been
appointed, and place where they be IT,
thsreo Wdoy weshs Pills ever offered for sale
fame Of these Pills win doubt induce counter
e them, aud this precaution the public them
their guard All letters be paid. Price 81 per bex APP
ply the Drug Store 10 Chambers street. Cd house west OF
Broadway. ri lmisec
MEDICAL NOTICE.
mr. HOMER UOSTWICK. Professo OF Surgery and Sur
~ seou the New Ycrh Medical and Surgical Institute
pays particular Attention TO the tiea,ment Of diseases OF the
heart aud lungs dspesa plea diseases o. ne reetnm ana a.
female complaints. The attended ms
mode treating those paiui frequently fatal diseases.
has brought pateps from the pfso the counrv
e. me from Distance all ba five returned to their homes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-20
MEDICAL NOTICE.


DR HOMER bOsTwICk. Professor OF Surgery and Sur
~ Seon the New ior Medical and Surgical Institute
pays particular attention TO the tIeament Of diseases OF ths
heart aud lungs Dyspepsia pes diseases OF the rectnm and Al
female complaints. The that has attended his
mode Of treating those panui frequently a diseases
has from the pfso the
90 themselves under his ssd out of 20 patients that
c. me from distance all b five returned to their homes
fectly cured and those FIVE ircursbIe
''' HOMER BOSTWICK, N. ID.
No. IS Chambers street,
iyis Imssm Second ho..r west Of Bto.iway