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The New York herald., 1844-09-04

HIGHLAND GuARDs.-This company proceeded
yesterdayby the ii o'clock train to the neghborhood
OF Yorkvllle for target exercise. They mustered
in field near to the Reservoir, where, after some
three rounds each, they marched to the house of
Mr.. Lennox, the Railroad Tavern, near the rail-
way, where a sumptuous dinner was provided,
which, after having had ample justice done to, the
judges awarded the prize. silver cup offered by
the worthy host, to Mr. Thomas Bridgewood,
orderly sergeant, as having the two best shots out
of three in the target. There was better shooting
by one Of the pipers who accompanied the corps,
but not being member of the company, the prize
was awarded to the second best. Alter dinner the
company proceeded to some fields between York
vile and Elurlgate, near to the grounds of Mr..
Nibo, where they went through series OF military
evolutions with very pretty effect: after which
they marched again to the house of Mr.. Lennox
and partook of further refreshments. As the com.
pany were about to depart, some twenty or thirty
rowdies, from some cause or the other made an
attack upon one OF the visitors of the company
which was manfuly resisted, but net without
creating some disturbance and alarm, but the
prompt and energetic exertions of Assistant Alder
man I. Spoflord, who was soon on the spot, the
matter was suppressed and kept under, though not,
we regret to say, without that gentleman being
violently assaulted The parties are known, and
no doubt will be brought to justice. The company
returned home to the city by the O'Clock train.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
City Infelllgence.

Police Record.-Tuesday day-PAssrro CouNrxRyKIr
MoSEv-A colored man named Charles Brown, was ar
rested charged by Cornelius NooDan attempting to
pass So counterfeit note the Farmers Bank Of
ragus county. AS the note was suspected the
accused lett the bill started the and pursued
and overtaken He could not state where he obtained
the money and he therefore held for further exami
nation.
Coroner's Observation-Disclosures IN BROAD.
wAY.-Terrence Coniin, young man, was driving
through Broadway in the morning aud his horse taking
fright he eaped frcm sthe wagon, became entagled IN
the rens and thus dragged distance his head
striking against the curb and pavement and caus
ing his death before he could be conveyed TO the hospi
tai.
DEATH OF FiREMAN.-A young man named Pitman,
member OF Engine No IL, stepped into the house OF
Harry yenn in Ann street. after the alarm OF fire. about
two O'Clock yesterday morning, and laid down to rest
himself Soon after he discovered in dying stua
uon and expired about five O'Clock from apoplexy
FOUND DEAD-An elderly lady, named Chevalier re.
SIDING at BIT Third street, found dead in her bed
terday morning
ASorHER.-William Monckton Of 267 Sixth Avenue,
was found dead in his bed when his wife walked in the
morning.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
SYPHoN.

INTERESTING FROM MoNTEvIpEo.-We have re-
ceved advices from Montevideo to the Sd of July
inclusive All the news, which is rather interest
ing, may be found in the annexed extract.-
Paz he'd finally resigned the command of the Garrison.
and busily engaged preparing to take his departure
with number OF his adherents Pacheco Obes' ambi
tion had been thus grafed he having been selected
fill the vacant post His assumption Of the command did
not take place however under very favorable crcum
Stances for the day. the Italian Legion revoed
and the Colonel, Major, four sergeants, two Corpo
rails, and eighteen privates went over to the camp
Of the besiegers; the rest of the corps were,
through some mismanagement prevented from following
the example of their comrades What with this detection
the intense distress of the inhabitants and the unceasng
exactions OF the mtarydespots the probability Of much
longer resistance had entirely vanished and the
of events was watched with the greatest anxiety. The
public mind was impressed with the most gloomy fore
bodngs and the dread Of dire catastrophe in
creased by the open impunty with which the foreign
mercenaries slowed to indulge in every species
excess.
There arrived at Buenos Ayres from January l,
to July l. this year, 24O merchant vessels of which
43 were Americans.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04
~ aicHARpsoN. M D.. Aseat.

Qy3- QUACKERY.-How true the structures OF a Sara
toga correspondent the general quackery in medicine
with which the public duped The Of ignorant
and erate preenders who thus live upon the creduy
OF the good hearted, can be distinguished easily by the
discerning from establishment in this city that deals
largely in what called patent medicines though they
do not sell single patent medicine Of any kind We al
lude TO Messrs Comsfock Co in Courandt street. and
although they advertise their remedies as different
from quackery day from night While they have
general remedy for all diseases like the quacks they
distinct and different scientific preparation the
made under the direct supervision educated and
gularly admitted physician, member Of the medical
ciety of this great city, who, while he dsclams all
citation with quackey in form furnishes remedies Of
unusual power efficacy, which sold at the above
house to the great satisfaction and comfort large
Der of citizens, both in country and city, who use them
They sclam the absurdy OF remedy for all diseases
but furnish separate and distinct remedy for each
cordng to the symptoms and circumstances Of each
plaint
81 PRIVATE MEDlCAL AID.-The mempsrs oi
returning the public canks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to "suppress luackeryn
10 be directed to all diseases of private nanre from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
can confidently oer TO persons requiring medical aid ad
vantages not TO be met with in any institution in this
country, either public private The eatmep OF ths
College 10 such to insure in very case and ID
3ally different lrcm that Derncous practice OF running
the constitution with mercury, aui in leaving
disease much than tho original One ofthe mer
ST may yars connected WITH the
lion from Am. to PM
Terns-Adv:ce and medicine, " Acuro guaranteed
IMPORTANT CouNrRv ISvALrps.-persons living In
the country and not finding it convenien. attend per
onolly, have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines to perform perfect cure Stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms, Tins o
contraction and treatment received cisew here, any
nd enclosing ss, post paid addressed 20
oi1ae ard ccasultng az the College oS Nsssss
street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

Ladies and Gentlemen-I hope
You have heard Of GoURAUDs ITALIAN Soar
IT'S the very hest thing you can buy until
You procure his remarkable PoUDRE SUBTITLE
Ladies you mustn't wear doWn on your faces,
Boards were never in vogue with the Graces
Gents your skins must be clear and pure,
Or the Bellies won't look at you, yon may be sure.
OF each and all beg and entreat,
You'll go 10 81 Walker street
Gourand will supply you with all you desire,
And leave nothing on earth in his line to desire.
Gouraud's Chemical preparations fer Identifying the
skn to be had in this city only at 81 Walker street.
first door from Broadway. Beware of worthless counter
fets.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

90 "OH, MY BACK II can scarcely walk it puts me
in Dr. shermans store day or two since He had taken
a cold and could stand erect He purchased
OF the Doctors celebrated Poor Mans Pasters app
ed it to the back and in twenty four hours time per-
iectly relieved from his suffering Those who act
ed with pains in the chest, side, back with
weakness will find this Plaster failing remedy.
De and get the genuine, with the Doctors fac sime
printed the back Of the Plaster Dr. Shermans ware
house Is O6 Nassau street. Agents. 227 Hudson street
1873 Bowery; II East Broadway: Ledger Buildings.
Philadelphia and State street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

ys- RECORDS fAhIsjAN ALgEaATiyE MIX
TpRElTor the cure Of primary ,ndary Syphilis
and all affections produced by nudicious OF rner
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
m:tlative all other preparations for the Of sy
phihs, is, that while curing the disease improves tho
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the II is admin steaed tor. This
best recommendation we give Of It s that it is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who ior
mery consdered mercury the only ior those
plants Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of ha
ozen, IS, carefully packed and sent - oil parts of the
nioD Office Of the College nf Medicine and Pharma-
~, e6 NoIsou rtrect
" * aiCHARDsON Nj D., Agent. i
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

Ess- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--1hs
ronc Mixture prepared the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city Of New York, confidently re
Commended for all ofdely produced by secret in
SSgence excess Of sny kind II s an invaluable RENE
dy ~ impotence steriky or barrenness (unlesa depend
iIg on Salformation)
Single bstlea 81 each cases os halt dozen 40;
iaIly packed sSd sent to all parts fthe Union.
Office of the s>llege OF Medicine and Pharmacy oS.
tgaspan street - q RN.HARnHON, M. D., Agent.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

UI2- CUNNEL'S MAGICAL PATN EATNACTUK-
This great healing ointment which extracts all fire from
burns almost Immediately upon its application. should
always he kept by every family Its effects truly
prising it reduces swellings and stops infammaons
It heals bruised broke limbs without pain
Eyes that have been nfamed for years. is
to By its application every species Of both
old and new Immediately cured Poisons occasioned
by the bites Of insects extracted by thiss salve
first all the poisonous matter to discharge and then
meas sore o IN .ns cy ama ~ ~
ready to testify to its magical effects in removing all pain
and always h, ang in ndiscribabe short time, end
leaving any Several ply sicans in this city,
universally prescribe in old Of burns It is
given to the poor and suffering
Remember, this salve ia sold only genuine at 81 Court
and street, by Comstock Co. Purchasers request
cd to purchase this article only OF the proprietors as
spurious article well calculated to deceive the public is
sold in the upper part Of the city.
HThs save may be had only of the true agents of Com
stock co.. in every town in the Union.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
ESSENCE OF-TYRE.

FOR CHANGING RED OR GRAY, OR ANY LIGHT
coLoRED HAIR, TO BEAUTIFUL BROWN OR
BLACK.
Warranted superior to any Liquid Dye eUeT
offered
NHIS Celt brsted Grecian Dye will change
n Red or Gray Hair to a beautiful Brown
or Black. 1t is done with such surprising fac
lllty and accuracy that irs presence cannot be
detected. The shade may be LETT at Brown
or may be made perfectly Jet Black at the
pleasure ofthe user.
A great number OF genIleIlen,. who haVe
gray hair in part, or entirely, are in the con-
slant habit Of using this article, and never sus-
pected Of being gray. Many bachelors sDd
widowers have made their fortunes IN matrl.
mony BY use of this Tyre. Il is warranted
superior to any Liquid Dye made in the world
and il sold at about half the price Of the En-
ropean. r
Sold by A. N. JONEs& Co. Druggist.
Columbus Miss. March IA, 1874
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
HAYS LINIAMENT,

'ncwn now to thousands, as most extraor-
ary remedy for these Affections. 1t is i'm
...-sibIe to tell IN a newspaper, in such man.
as to obtain full credence, the effects and
,efts of this article, so'general is the practice
'dvertisers of extolling articles of no merit.
: b personal reference will be given, as TO
h lg conviction to the minds of the most unbe-
wing WI sufferers only ask among their
f>rnds, if they have not heard of or known It's
-. cts; and if they do not hear it more warmly
p'dsed than any other salve, let them not get
il All fancy or exaggerating is positively ex.
ci9ded from these statements, and it is determ-
ned to say nothing Gifts merits, but what could
fully proved by a host of Witnesses, in any
irt of justice. Will you look at the thing
the proofs at II Maiden Lane where i
~, ny be had!--N. Y. Com. Add.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
Jan. 18th, 1874
Dyeing and Securing Establishment.
ID. O'NTEL.

INFORMS his costomers,and the public gen.
IL orally that he has moved the above business
to Market Street. He has received from
Mobile and New Orleans, dyelDg materials for
Black, Blue Black, Light Blue, Green, and
different shades of Brown, which are the Prin-
cipal colours called for in this place. He fat.
tiers himself from his long experience in some Of
the principal cities of Europe and America that
he will be able to give satisfaction in every
branch of his business, not inferior to any in the
Northern Cities. He invites all those who
have garments that wants dyeiDg or securing,
both ladies' and gentlemen to give him call,
three doors above March g. Mcdaniel Auc-
ton Store, where they will find him "dying 70
lire" as usual. Garments will be cut, made
and repaired, and Shoes and Boots made and
repaired, all in the above establishment by
different workmen. Any orders with which
he is furnished shall be promptly attended 10.
Columbus Miss. Feb. IA lS44.--lf
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
March 4.I.Is44-printers fee $l5.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District Chancery Court at Fulton.
Charles w. Walton compt.
&C.. Us. March Rules
Henry r. Wilson Def. 1874.
TPON opening the matters of this Bill and
u it appearing that the defendant II. K.
Wilson Is not an inhabitont of this stale but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that tho
ordinary process of this court cannot be served
upon him. 1t is therefore ordered by the court
that unless he be and appear before the Vice
Chancellor, at the court room IN Fulton on the
third Monday in May next,
and plead, answer, or demur to said Bill the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
con essed, and such order snl decree M ,de
therein as the Vice Chancellor may deem equi.
table and just. And is further ordered that
copy If this order be inserted in the Columbus
Whig,a paper published in The town ofColum-
bus once a week for two months successfully.
J. RO BINS clerk.
March 4, Is44.--printers fee SI5.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
March IA, ls44.-prinlers fee SIS o4'''
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
DiStrict ChancnrY Court at Fulton

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
District Chancery Court, at Fulton.
Henry Anderson ct. al Com.
81 rs March Rules
Peter Byron Barker. 1874
Francis Leech, Defendants,
TTPON opening the ma tiers of this bill and
UT appearing that the defendants, p. B.
Barker and F. Leech are not inhabitants of
this State, but reside beyondithe limits thereof
SO that the ordinary process OF this Court can.
not be servadupon them. 1t is therefore order.
ed by the Court, that unless they be and appear
before the Vice Chancellor at the Court room
in Fulton on the
3rd Monday In Nav next.
and plead,answer or demur to said Bill the sew.
erai allegations thereof will be taken for con-
Iessed, and such order and decree made there.
IN asthe Vice Chancellor may deem equita.
BILE and Just.
II Is further ordered that copyof this or
der be inserted in the "Colnmbus Whips
newspaper published m the Town of Colum.
busonce week for two moDths successfully.
J. ROBINS. clerk.
March ID, Is44.-printers fee Sis.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
March 18th. Is44.-printers fee $l5.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
District Chanccry Court at Fulton.
John Goodwin Complaint.
AZ Us
George WightmaD.
II. Anderson. March Rules IA
George D. May.
J. n Haggey, Defendants,
TTPON opening the matters of this bill, and
u it appearing that the said George D.May,
and J. H. Haggey are not inhabitants of this
State but reside beyond the limits thereof so
that the ordinary process OF this Court cam O.,
be served upon them. 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court, that unless they be and appear
before the Vice Chancellor,at the Court Room
in Fulton, on the
Third Monday in May next.
and plead answer or Gemur to said bill. the
seI eral allegations thereof, will be taken for
confessed as to them,and such order and de-
cree made therein as the Vice Chancellor NAV
deem equitable and just. And it is further or
dered that copy ofthis order be inserted in
The Columbus Whig,a paper published in the
Town of Columbus, once a week for two
months successfully.
]. ROBINS, Clerk.
March ID, lS44.-prinlers fee Sl5.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
88oog ou.t Pot om,posiit;iop.

base attempt has been made to initiate
lays Liniament, and infringe upon the copy
ID other rights of the Proprietors. Never buy
avs Liniment unless it has splendid engra.
d Wrapper, and the written or fac smile sig :
.ature of Comstock g. Co.
FOR sale wholesale, and retail by Comstock
y Ramsey IS Magazine ST New Orlean and
by A. N. JONES and GREENE HILL, Colum.
bus Mississippi March %. 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
TRUST SALE.

A@OO OxA ALls
DY virtue of a deed in Il ust executed BY
ID Edmond b. Hoskins Of the County OIL
Lowndes and States of Mississippi TO the sub
scriber as TreStee, 1 will expose to sale for
Cash at the residence OF said Hoskins in the
County of LowDdes,on the I 4th day of March
1914, the following property to wit; Negro
Slaves, Cato, Jacob and hIs wife Fanny, Jim
his wife Kizzy and their three children Matilda
Grandson and Infant. William, George and
Nancy Horses and Mules, Hogs, Oxen, Cat
tie, Waggons and Gear, Ploughs aud Hoes
and House hold Furniture.
SucL title as 10 vest ed IN theETrustee will
be made topurchasers.
RT. HOSKINS.
Columbus, Sept. l4th 1s43. Trustee.
The sale of the above described property is
until the 18th day of June, 1914.
r. Il. HOSKlNS,
March IL, 1874, Truslee.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
! LANE "a QUIGLEY.

wv I'LL continue the FactOrage and Com.
Z. M.ssson Business IN this city, and soil
g. snaIge Of the public patronage. with the
- a.lSe tnat every exeFtion shall be made 10
ss 1870 -. we interest of those who confide
theg business 20 our care.
Mobile Sept. I743,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04

"HOOPING Cough, Influenza. Splitting
of Blood, and all affections of tie Lungs,
positively car be cured by Carpenters Com.
pound Syrup of Liverwort.
For sale by A. N. JONES g. Co. Druggist
March %, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
JOHN BULL.

THIS Thorough Bred horse, sired by the
n Imported Leviathan, will make his first
stand in Mississippi, one half of his time at my
Stable miles east ofG>olumbus on the Fayelle.
vile Road, the other half at John B. Jones on
the Pickensville Road, II miles from Colum-
bus.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
THE INDIANS PANACEA.



ID RHEUMATISM, scrofua, or kings evil
III sciatca or hip govt, incipient cancers
salt rheum, syphilitic and Mercurial diseases
particular Ulcers and painful affections Of the
bones, liberated throat and Nosirils; ulcers Of
every description, fever sores, and Internal a6-
scesses; fstulates, scald head, scurvy, Bles,
chronic sore eyes, Erysipehs, blotches, and
every variety of cutaneous affection; chronic
catarrh, headach from particular causes; pain
in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceeding from
affections of the liver, chronic lnfa.
nation of the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid action Of the vessels OF the
skin. 1t is singular eficacious III renovaing
those constitution whIchs have been broken
down by injudicious treatment, Orjuvenlle rreg
nlarities. In general terms, it is recommend
ed in all those disc ases which arise from impu-
rites in the blood, or VItiation of the humors
Of whatever name or kind.
Sold by A. N. JONES & Co. Druggist
Columbus Miss. March IL 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
STAPLE, FANCY & DESIRABLE GOODS

FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN, AMERICAN
Prints Carlisle, Earlston, GeZoria and Seme-
roma, rich new style Giaghams Marseirs,
silk. eatin and worsied Vestings Alpaca Lus-
tire. assorted widths aud qualities. Bombazines,
Mernos, Mousln de LANES asserted Satin
Lame; Broche Kaye; MarellInes Groe de
Suisse; Gros de Afrique Gros de Orleans;
eros de Sole Gros de Malta Gros de Ma
ples Gros de Berlin an 1 cololed roy al silks
assorted colored Hellemerinnes Gros de
Rhine Grape Amaise Mosaic Lustres Lace
stripe Muslins, Pslmyras, Chusans, Balzorines,
Lustrings. Sarsanets, Senshaw Parsians; KY
bulaines figured and coored EelieRns as
sorted Satins Poult de Sole Cachmeriens,
silk and cotton velvets FouIard Silks; Bare
ges, Gauzes, Grapes assorted Grape Leisses,
Serges, Mofeens, and Satin Damask, Cash
mere Hener annes, Florences, Florentines,
Persians, Black Italian Cravats !; Silk. Satin,
Cashmere. merino Shawls and handkerchefs, of
all sizes and qualities thread, cambria, lawn
and fancy linen HendkercEicts, plain, worked
and hem-s ttched genteman's silk pocket
handherchiefs, of all qualities and sizes gen.
tlemans extra rich fancy silk Cravats Swiss,
book, null, bishop, leno, joconet, medium, nan
sock, India and Tarlton Musltns. of various
kinds and descriptions; Irish Linens and Lawns
the best manufacture silk, thread, worsted
and cotton Hosiery, of every quality; silk and
worsted long Shawls, extra fine; Chally Cote
lure, new article; rich silk velvet and satin
Neck Ties Lace, Gauze. Berege and Chan
lilly Wells; Dress and furniture Dimities Ia
BILE and furniture Diapers Hollands. Hastings. |
Satteens, thread, bobbinet, silk, cotton, Laces |
and Edgicgs; lace and muslin Capes and Col |
lars +; Russia and Irish Shooting Marsailles, |
German and Domestic Quilts Skirts, Bur- |
laps, Osnaburgs, and Ticklenburgs; Russia |
Duck. Crash, Huckaback and russia Diapers: /
dsmask, plain, and French Towels; Curtain |
Muslins, Musquito Meetings..
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04

GHENE GINGHAM AND sYCEE
oCAMBRICS, very handsome asaort
ment just opened and for sale by
VIM. CLEVELAND.
Also Cambria Muslins, Jaconet Cambr,es
Check Musllns. Swiss Muslins 9c. &c,
Jan, II, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
BOOT H C STEVENSON,S
PANENT RpTrr Dxv -

THIS splendid Brick Machine nasanted :,
1914, may be examined at Stevenson e
crowns. Brick yard by any who NAV feel IN
crested IN It Seuen hands and one iorse anil
maze ,Osth thts Machine in one day tc,lvs ho~ ,.
SG"o BRICK The Machine is constructed nm
Oh principles the most simple, such as ev.
subiec, - eau ~ and and consequently it is
The trick made by this Machine are ~ !.
s sbp quality. Persons wishing to purchase
Tue Elgth OF using it in aparticnlaf place shonJ
aPp'y 20 W. d: Stevenson of Columbus Ne
as TINS Machine win be 10 operation as soon On
R,o, me weather win permit. by Stevenson &
. DloMn. they propose to sell brick unon Seize
eeIms than they can be offered At. made :, ~
2 ;sa way; and being engaged IL br;cl S ~
.'I.ng themselves, IL would probable be 70 ~.
advantage OF those wishing woyk ~ tb;s L ;r,S
= ea.l aaosee them. before they contract.
NJ OIICE Vim. GaIln0ba, a =
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
FRENCH,
SWISS,
SCOTCH,
INDIA,
AMEIC A
GOODS

1.-THE advanta-
ges of this house are
inferior to none in the
state, having agents
in all the principal
Eastern Cities, who
have resided there
many years, and are
old experienced mer-
chants, and have ev.
cry facility'of Obtain
ing Goods,at very re-
duced prices, and at
often extreme s0crif>
ceS for Cash. Also,
procuring what is
new and fashionable,
on the first arrival
from Foreign Coun-
tries,and transmitting
the articles with des-
patch to this City.