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90 WE KNOW A PERSON WHO HAD THE
Piles for several weeks and was his suffering
that his friends were obliged to watch him CO to
prevent his committing suicide After trying numerous
remedies without being relieved he to use
Hays Lniment and to his joy and SURPRISE in days
ne was well man. Be sure and get the genuine from
Comstock Brothers. IS second street. only aeentsSan
Louis Ariel.
To be had only in this city at d Courtlandt street
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Free Of Duty.
Beef, (fresh,) Cattle or Live Stock,
Indian Corn, Fish, (fresh) Grain
of all kinds, Pork, (fresh) Meal or
Flour except Wheat Flour, Pota-
toes, Provisions or Stores OF every
descriptions imported for the use
of Her Maesty's Land Sea
Forces. ............ Free. Free.
Su6jectto DUTY Of per Cent
Beans, Peas, Seeds, except Garden
Seeds. ...........,..... 4per ct. Free.
Subject to Duty of per cent.
Biscuit or Bread, Cotton Wool, Dia-
monds and Bullion, Drugs, Fruit,
and Vegetables, Qresh } except Po-
taoes, Gums and Resin Hemp,
Flax, Tow, Hay and Straw, Hides,
(raw0 Manures of all kinds, Rice,
Tallow, Meats, (fresh) of ell kinds
except Beef and Pork, Tortoise
SHE'LL Wood and Lumber. 800. Free. per CT
Subject to Different Duties.
Blubber, Fins and Skins, the pro-
duce Of creatures in the sea, Sper-
maceti, Glass manufactures, Silk
DO. ............. Is per ct. s per ct.
Oils Fish of all knds). ....... do Free.
Cotton manufactures, Clocks and
Watches, Corks, Candles except
Spermaceti, Cordage and Oakum,
Hardware of all descriptions. Linen
manufactures, Leather manufac-
lures, Woolen manufactures PA
per manufactures Soap manufac-
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New YoRK, June 10, lS43.
Such portion of this command that have not proceeded
to Boston to participate in the celebration of 18th
hereby directed to parade fully uniformed armed and
equipped, white pantalooms without knapsacks) on
Tuesday morning next, goth inst, five O'Clock in the
PARK for the purpose OF receiving the detachment OF this
corps under the command of Lieut. Col Vermilye from
Boston.
Capt Cocks charged with the above parade and will
cause this order be promulgated for the information of
the.corps. BY order OF w. JONES, Colonel
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ virtue of deed in trust. execu.
10 ted on the 18th day of November.
l94l, to me as trustee, by Samuel Davis
to secure the payment to John Overall ~
four promisory notes of that dale winch
have been transferred: / will expose ~
sale, at public auction, to the highest bid.
der for cash at the door of the Cou,t house
in the town of Columbus in the county ~
Lowndes, and State of Mississi3pi. on
Wednesday the goth day of july next he
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
4 o'clock P. M. the following described
pieces or parcels Of land with the i'm.
proVements thereon, situated, living. and
being IN the town of Columbus aforesaid.
and known and described in the plan of
said town as being the lots No. @ and o
IN square No. eleven, south of Main street.
& Such title only as is vested in The trus.
tees VIII pe conveyed to the purchaser.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Jan: 2eth, ls4s.-em. pf s25.
RLANK Books Of an sizes. Fo0Is can and
Letter paper &c. s For sale az -
AEELERsS cheap cash Store.
EolnmDns. March 9Th, lS43.
s6As j. FLOUR. -.
bols superfne Flour just landinr finn
- me steamer Lalla Rookh. for sale bv
es;a ss 7. = CLARK. = /
y - \
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REM1VEn.

eTVFIE Subsefiberb have renew edlheif Clo-
.M flainn Store so the South side of the
NheriFss cffice. Market Street, where they
win sen their stocl of CLOTHEN0s at redst-
ccd Prices, As they are DESTROYS Of closing
business this season.
{. ssss PRICE ELLIS, q CO.
~. B Those indebted for last year are re-.
spectfnlly requested 10 cal and settle,
i January, 1649. s asss sas
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Comm nnnnOnn IA eKGAn1mgb lf fss.s.
sNObtles ta1nS
HAVING determined 70 transact Gen.
erai Commission Business in the City
y 7ScI,;ie. would solicit The patronage Of my
irisDds md tle public generally: All 6esiness
entrusted to my care shall Pc Attended % WIN
uTomDtness and fidelity. 4 shall be n Mobile
81 the first Of January, Or sooner Iithe river e
Columbus, Miss. Sept. 1912.
ao NOTICE. q eb
TgHE undersigned having located themsel-
yes in the city Of Mobile, for the purpose
Of conducting Il ~.
Weh o LesHEe grocery BW san eSS
intend keeping on hand at all times, Large
and General assortment Of all such Goods as
are usual In this lines and most respectfully So
Left tho patronage Of the Planters, Merchants
and others from the Bigby River, ard from OH
'er sections Of the country trading TO Mobile.
A. s. HUMPHREYS. g. Co.
No. II COMMERCE STREET
December 9th 1912.
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] DRYGOODS.

A GOOD assortment of Linens from bit
IN and a half upwards. Brown, white and
late cotton Hose. from two bits upwards.
Brown linen Table covers, Kentucky Jeans,
Ginghanls, 60. &c. For sale at
Keeler,s cheap cash Store.
March 9th, 1873.
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Sd So So R Sc S se M So q

Those interested, are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection of Premium
incompatible Teeth, which he will insert on
reasonable terms, with pivots or gold plate,
and if need be with Artifcig7 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, 9 doors from yVn,
Huddleston, & Co.'S Store.
Dec. 1912.
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NOTICE.

ETAVTNG determined to 90 TO Mobile the
- ensuing winter, for the purpose Of doing
a General FmcGORmGe and Conn
mission Business, would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of my friends and the
public generally; having been planter myself
for several years, have some knowledge OF
the quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself TO at
lend TO all business entrusted to me with fidel-
ity and despatch. will be in the city Of Mo
bile, the LIST of January, 1643, where will be
happy to attend to my friends in my line.
VIM. WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Miss.
Move nbe. IL, 1912.
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PHILADELPHIA,

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Drugs
IN Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stnffs, Glass, &c. of Fresh and unadulterated
articles; Also, Anatomical Preparations and
Surgical instruments, which they viii sell low
for Cash, or Country Produce, such as Cotton
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Molasses.
All persons opening new accounts will De
required to pay one half or two thirds Cash
with good references, or the whole in some OF
the above named articles, for which the high
est market price will be allowed. Country
Merchants making their purchases IN tins cry
for Cash, will do well to call and examine our
Stock and Prices. - :,
N. B. Any orders sent to us VIII be filled,
and forwarded with as little delay as possible,
and at such prices as win give satisfa cIlon. :.
Particular care paid in putting up Doctors
orders.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 1912.
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DY vi,,,. ! 1.:U6TRly
ofNOvs ss,S Y ns b IN Is,
and Mary N Boll;.... hJ
a .l.l.l. state Of Nissi..iS..l.l %
ment Of certain w, q
sIiiea, which said iS ssa5 yr
tIbbeha county n y y, ,.ls
shall proceed q ssi ~ :. Sd
hoes I, door in aai5 so Y.
Fourth Moa ego.l'y u
the following dso '.aey q On
IN OktbbehS Conn. ,a.a l'lt
The south essi 3 Y, 70 u
thirteen, in township , ol q
range thirteen ess ',' ? aaniil
and fifty acres s0.ii6Seo aa.air
i between the hours re- by. la5
llIe conveyed to ib I'J 5.,..
me as trustee. Plicds
Nov. 20, lsi E5IiARLEslo
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MOTTO.
TNHE sale Of Drugs

MOTTO.
THE sale Of Drugs
II dc. &c. heTeio.
self at the corner of M31l
in Columbus, Mississippi
style o. T.. A. SMITH
Quoted by the uudersgn
the books and accounts 81
nected with The estab.sia
Those holding just tia
establishment, wdl pTe
to myself and al ihoa
cautioned against making
or. The old patronsdit
lie generally may rely % /.
attention and The bssl q
supply. The business H
out interruption in fo'w
personal attention
November II, 1872
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JOHN S. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
Mobile, Alabama

w efeFe CeSs
GEN. J. w. GARTH, Decatur, Mn.
GEN. B. M. LOWE, HUntsrilI', :
Col. BENZ. SHERRop, CORTLAND, ="
C. T. BARTON s. BRO. TuScunsbia, 4"
Dr.. HENRY w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, "
A. r. BARCLAY, ESQ.,, IaLLadega, ala.
NJ. c.. HoUsroN, Esq, Livingston, 6
MAJ. B. M. BRADFORD, PontOtoc, Mise.
OIL. EZRA WEBB, New Orleans.
MCMAHON, TRoTTER & PEARsALL,
DR.. JAMES PERRINE, Mobile.
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Mi.
Oct. 1, 1912.
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- LIE O4L1hAs
March 18th. 1913.
MACKERAL.
NJ TRECT from Boston new and a choice
~ article, for sale low by
J. L. CLARK.
Marcn 18th, 1S43.
SADDLERY.
PURCHASED at the Mandatory prices
III for sale much lower than the usual price.
J. l.. CLARK.
March 10Th, 1919.
RTEGRO Kearseys and Blankets Just recei-
In we'd and for sale by
March 10th, 1843.
SUGAR.
a HHDS. Sugar for sale by the HID at
- 5 "A ard 6 8 cents per pound, warran-
ted good, for sale by
il. CLARK
March 10Th 1913.
SUNDRIES
lust received by the Lalla Rookh, Sperm
- candles, tea, raisins, texan pecans, cast
steel axes, lowell cottons, bleached and brown
domestics, calcoes, ginghams, Jeans, broad
cloths, cassimers, and many other articles to
be sold on good terms by
IL. CLARK.
March 16, 1913.
"EEDlNG hoes, garden rakcs, horse
w collars, trace and halter chains, plough
lines &c. For sale by ]. L.CLARK.
March Is, 1912.
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DOCTOR DAYTON,
rs prepared Gin addition to his duties as
L. Physician and Surgeon) to perform in a
neat, scientific and durable manner, all the OBJ
e.ations of
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A Fresh supply 6SgI y,
.ALUMBLA,5SIHIApy
4CHEMEDICi.h...l (.
1SIlE5 for PILES ll'l
Nov. lS4%
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Jan. 10Th, 1913.
60 TNHE new and substan-
IL tial steamer Favor
EIs1a sH1. 6fe, p. CARROLL mas
- 60 ;er, will ply as regular
trader between Westport and Mobile. the en-
suing season.
The Boat is well suited to this trade, and no
further recommendation is necessary than to
say she is to be commanded by Capt. Carroll.
Columbus Miss. Dec. lst, 1912.
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mo rAMIklES Aids

sre. e.sRs~v D4& Andi6bAnatMhab family EnmHA
A. - III S27sssd i'm ne villat tlfGE sSeBe5s
80 go 81 stSsy SUunsfy Bgoie i1aeke etmtes
Heu.eaIBsE ma never ees them uhless they
have tIIsn1n c-simlls signature OF agaea gea.ss
ssanNsnxu - g. Ea8eu 81 iaaa - asa
eeE16z,,<z%zEHGG ON ths wrappers. % all Others
III fa oaau names ar0 base inpoHifions and counter
min. lf slo 1nprchnnf mnnrnns yon has them NOT.
urre him % procure them - n MMden-lane. tlle
nsxa tim0 hD visits New YoFk. CO 70 write for thea
N6 1asily should bs tDeek ssitasst these reHsdfse
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BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE HAln =,
which viii stop il IL falling ont, % rs1'O.s -
pQaces and on children mako i grow Eaplos' " W
$50. ~ hava loaf tbe hair from any cause.
ATT vERMIN that infest tho heads Of children
IN .choop. ara prevented or killed By Il at once
Find DE nsuS of lEi0zaZ0e1eHEeo On
n. or never Try il Remember tkis aIsOeys.
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UNZz0ZN,ZI1VND Wholesale Druggists.
q Maioen-Lane. New York. and Of our agents.
Messrs Cometock g. Ross. Is Magazine st. N.
Orleans, and 9. Hin and A. N. Jones, Columbus.
49, q - ~ Inns
Celestial MOIaas or China.
TENELLOW TIZENS-Perhans. vou
IL think that this Balm is intended TO cure
too many diseases. but we assure YOU that ali
diseases OF this character, and many others
that might be mentioned, are speedily cur
cd, or 10 truth persons greatly relieved, bya
the use Of this medicine. We earnestly request
the afflicted to give il fair trial.
and BY Greene Hin, and a. II. Jorer. Drueeists
Of Columbus, Miss. 81 s
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OF CHINA. positive cure FOX the piles and al
external ailings-al internal irtatons brought to the
surface by friction with this Balm; so IN coughs
sweed or throat tghmess of the chest this Balm
applied on flannel viii relieve anc cure at once
Fresh wounds or old sores are rapidly cured by it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

The papers brought by the Acadia do contain any
Items OF news of striking interest But they bring
abundant intelligence of the most important character
The political affairs and social condition Of Great
Britain have assumed aspect which be regarded
without the most intense interest, by all who study the
signs Of the tines \ great revolution Is slowly bu,
surely approaching the other side of the Atlantic, and
the results Will be felt all over the earth.
There be but little doubt that the corn laws so
justly obnoxious TO the great of the working popu-
iaion OF Great Britain will very be essentially mod
ihed, If not abolished The popular power is every day
increasing an England and vast accesons must be
made to the rights Of the people
The greatest excitement prevails the subject Of the
corn-laxs the debate the House Commons
minated Of the sormies witnessed in
that House so furious the scene that the reporters
were the direction OF of the members obliged
withdraw before It's termination
The agitation prevalent ia Ireland respecting
the repeal Of tho Legislative union between that Island
and Grea, Brtan has assumed very formidable aspect
Troops pouring Ireland, and serious appro hem
sions altogether without foundation, entertained
respecting the of violence and bloodshed in
that distracted country.
From the debates in the British Parliament we must
infer that crisis at hand and that another ci, war
take place In the House of Lords the 9th inst
the Earl of Rodeu inquired whether the Government had
taken measures 10 put stop TO the agitation pro-
IN the SUBJECT ot repeal Dukc
of Wellington, reply, SAID, the Government was fully
of the which the agitation had proceeded
Ireland and the dangerous consequences which ght
follow ITS continuance they WERE therefore, deter mined
TO adop, every calculated maintain me union
and prev the disturbances in that oontrv Lord JOS
selyn the House OF Commons "a, the same question
to the Government, when S.r Robert Peel SAID he was
authorized on tie part of her Majesty. her
uon 10 hsin;din, involaic, the legislative union and
Though lac deprecated all especially civil war he
would tins alternative rather than allow the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the empire
1t is said that the declarations Of the British Ministry
10 their future of conduct, received by Mr.
OConnel and very large meeting of the Repeal Asso-
with wells of and defiance, and the
mediate eec of the hint coercion, great addI-
ton to the weekly One repeal paper already adv
the dsse of every article of English manufacture
of Sir Robert PEEL fear, that hs grand difficulty would
be Ireland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20
The Ruling Passion.

'1snr folded his robe around HIM and i. with dignity
even at the base of Pompey statue
John Adams died on the 4h of July, 80, the soil,
anniversary of American Independence with the word
Independence his lips.
Thomas Jetiersons last words the day, were
- warn the Committee (of public sa'iy of their dan
ger.
Napoleon died with the professional phrase, 'Tetc
Grmes trembling his tongue
General Harrison last words Supposed to he address,
ed to Mr. Iylerl were Sir wish you to understand
The true principles of the Government, | wish then,
carried out | ask nothing more"
Capt Iawrence's dying injunction was" Don't give
up the ship
Commodore Bainbritge, when lac lay struggling in
death. slmmonns all hts energies for final effort ex-
claimed Call all hands 10 board the enemv.'
And recently, Commodore Porter when diving IN a
foreign land. directed his las; request that hs body
should be buried at the foot of the flagstaff that even
after death, the glorious aud stripes Of America
might wave over him
The War cry of the CnApnAss, is, san those
Coons in August"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20
MIR. eYiSc OF Virginia.

paragraph Is going the rounds OF the papers the
elect that If the Presidential election should go the
House of Representatives Mr. w Use would consider him
self instructed to vote for Henry Clay. This but a
weak device of the enemy. Like tie boy who whsed
keep his courage up while passing the grave yard this
statement Is intended by the Clay men to keep ~ the
spirits of his deserving and downhearted editors In
letter To the Richmond Enquirer of May after the cleo
ton he writes follows. What think the Coons now of
the Union Of the wings for The sake Of the Union -
III nder circumstances whatever, will vote for Hen
Clay of Kentucky. hen the conventions of the TO-
spect,e parties had nominated their candidaies-whe
their principles should made known and the exgenccs
of the country should be clearly manifested, | would
make my election became American freeman the
independence and freedom Of whose choice was myself
candidate chiefly to assert and maintain.
1.-The elections this Spring. owing the backwardness
of the for farming operations have been unusually
thn but the Federal party had made lis desperate
and as verify believe, its dying effort This district Is
Republican To the always has been, and will DC
"fishy with Fedcralists alone. There is q MAJORITY Of
at least 900 for genuine Democracy whenever the Ma
tonals who attempt 10 usnrp the of Wing. NAV
dare 70 try the issue My majority this Spring half
the host of Rerubcansm whenever there is an occasion
to call friends from the Ploughhandes the polls
CT tbs YOU may rest assured"