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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23
Police Intelligence.

NEW TUFKi NIHFCH
EDITOR
SiR-Under the head Of Police Intelligence in your
paper of this morning, is charge against for PERJURY
in Judicial proceeding commenced against Oliver :.
IIated Jr and Others, the 9th day Of March 1850
the arrest being the affidavit Of the said oliver Hal
sted Jr and against whom these proceedings
menced and for which the said Hasled il now unlsr
bonds When II is observed that nearly years have
elapsed since the commencement of these proceedings
against said Iasted and others and that technical obec
tons have constantly been introduced to prevent trial
the merits of the and that have been engaged
IN business in this city during the whole time and have
for each week had there been just ground for the
charges herein stated that these proceedings would de-
Inyod for near two years matters for consideration
which trust. will be properly estimated by right
minded community.
For to say at this time that these allegations
false, wicked and malicious might absurd me to
assert but trust when opportunity for hear ring may
be had that shall show. to the satisfaction Of the
muny that this is outrage Of the most viIainous
character. Respectfully yours
IL HUTCHINSON
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Guprenc Court, .tpctini Ternh.

Before judge loo. CNtit.
hbrcu D.-Jtc .9rt bns0N tGsc.-Nr. Blunt the Biz.
trict Attorney, moved for injunction restrain the
Managers Of the hrt Union their officers md agents from
Imposing Of any pictures works Of art other properly
under their control nasmuch the ZANE has become
forfeited TO the State by virtue the lst section 2,h
chapter first revived statutes. dr Charles o Conner
counsel Tor the Managers 81 the .rt Union applied FOR
posponoment Of the matter to enable him to procure
certain aihdavs which he considered necessary in The
cau'e, ana MIR Blunt Offering objection the judge or
dsd The rfocsedpge 10 stand over Saturday eth init
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23
City InlelllIcNcc.

Osr THOUSAND DOLLARS FoUrD-On Friday, a gem
teman lost in Pearl street 81 900 in city bills
recovery of which advertisement put in the
HERALD, with but small hopes of again seeing his
money but to his surprise aud pleasure the fol-
lowing morning Mrs McBright, who keeps o crochcry
store 247 First entered the (where TIN,
money was to be left and returned it to the grateful
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poApp or .ss,sr,sr Ar nppvr.

HUNNU OF hSNTSTANI ATUFTIWEN.
March 22-1he board appointed to meet this
afternoon at five o'clock but at quarter past that hour
three or four members only present. the remainder
being engaged at tho obs,quics of the veteran Glib
The clerk called the roll and declared the board
III the next day Tuesday, Mt tho usual hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23

MURDER DISCOVERED ny MEANS op A FAITHFUL
Uco.-Thc body Of man found at Felix's Dam. In
Borne country, Pa, on Wednesday last under circum-
stances winch lead 70 the belief that IL that Of podar
and that he murd,d by being shot through the body
The attention OF pcrons was directed TO the spot by the
faithful dog Of the pedar which for weeks kept wander
ing about the spot ho.ng piteousy and refusing to be
driven away NC trace Of tho murderers has yet been
discovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23

The three last arc. in measure, furnished by the
Ecmade tribes, of which the Cossacks of the Ural
mcuntans-the most warke-furnish eight regular
regiments, which reduces the number to kossuths
statcment-700,0 900 men, OF the nations and tribes
who furnish an irregular contingent to the military
forces Of the Russian empire. the kcrguse, the
koga Tartars, and the Baskirs are the best-use-
less, however, to their European army. They may
he valuable FOR Eastern conqnests
From Finland the Russians draw an excellent in
iantry. long as they not employed against the
Swedes In the Polish war; the Finlanders proved
themselves excellent rHemen in bodies. which has
induced the Emperor to institute rifle corps. These
men. however, when left to their individual address
and intelligence. which this species of warfare de-
mands, are entirely useless. The more correct the
above statement may be from the Russian official
data, it exhibits no proof of Russian strength. The
exhaustion of her renders Russia weaker on
the day OF trial, Had Russia but 100000 men under
arms such ~ fought under Suwarrow, she would be
more formidable, because her finances would oc IN u
better condiion-hcr Golfers better filed. II Russia
had one 1.-THE Of the wealth OF England the United
States, with the trustworthy servants these two
governments can command. the mos, atieItive meai-
nation on the subject could discover hnnan Oh
saclo which could eventually arrest the universe,
spread VI hei dominion But as she is now situated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23

OF the expectations from the 1st to date there TO
the United States 1273S bxs sugar; S645 arrobes coffee
1882 IN segars 1857 It's. tobacco and 725 hhds mo-
iasses
The expectations from Matanzs from the LIST TO the 18th
ms. and previously this year. follows:
TO Date Preci0lsiy Tota,
Sugar, bxs..........17.9 gi 1881 a5,615
Moaeses, hhds. .,.... 5.91S 1902 1880
OF the total exports there went TO the United States
1912 bxs sugar. and 10 923 hhds molasses
The stock Of sugars in deposit in the public stores of
Havana, on the 18th inst. was 20 600 boxes.
During thc past week there have been numerous en-
gsgemens of vessels for northern United States ports
81 SO per box for sugars; IS per hid for do. 81 so
81 IS per hid moasscs but for Europe have de-
cncd owing to arrivals and small inquiry and
l qnote-IIamburg and Bremen e. S. c. Is 6l :;
Cowes and market. e. 5s 81 los; Mediterranean e.
81 c. los
ExcnANcEs, co DAYS srcHr.-Lendon. 101s II per
cent premium; New York, az ga per cent. dis; Bos
ton 2s per cent. do; Pars. az "a per cent. do;
premium on board American gold a per CT discount
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

Frga tie Prcaieai Of Aatgri College, he
Cslejra'ea Professor Hitchcock.
EDA AED HITCHCOCK. l.. l.. d.
From the widely &c eoratei
Professor 81 man u d. l. l.. h., Professor
Of Chen t''-g Eiaeraloey Sc, lqis Col.
iezf MEMBER If The Iii. Hist, Med.
Plii aqd >cienfc Societies IF
Aae-ica aud Esrop..
From one Of me PHYSICIANS N Maine
guj-Y 70 the crcBar which the Agent below named,
~ al4sys ae e.,ed to tarnIsA free, wherein arc
fall particulars and I'D sputa6- proof OK these acts
james &. Ayer--sr: have used yoar Cherry
Pictorial in M 1En case ofde-p->eaed, Bronchitis
AID am satisfied rom Is cbemic4 constitution, that
u j. an admirable compound .or tie reie Of laryn-
ga ard broaeaIa Fca.t,es- II my opinion to
I,s .sgstIar character car be Of any service you
are r liberty 20 Ne 4 A. You tbiHs orope.
Il te-ul taa Cherry "p-,ar2 an admirable conpo-
s'iaa rom some pt the hes, srtiees In the Materia
Me5ics, aud very eaec,igs remedy for the dis
eases q - intended to cure
Nse Haven, CT. Nov. $50.
NTDt y $50 =, President Of the $. c.
Senate states he has used the Cherry Pec,or with
Won rsai success, to cure an inflammation Of the
.Hp 3.
$500, Me- April IS 1919
br J c Aver LoweI-Dear Sir; | am now
constant, using your Cherry Pectorsl in nv prac-
tee and prefer TO any other medicine for pnmona,
r, complaints. From observation OF many severe
cases, ara convinced it wi cure coughs, Gods, aud
diseases 81 the angs, that have put to defiance a
other remedies
| Invariably recommend It's USE in cases of con-
Sumption, and consider it much the best remedy
known for that disease Respectfully yours.
|. .CUSH NAN, VI. d.
Prepared and sold by James {. Aver, Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass
JAMES BLAIR Agent.
Columbus Miss, s5I 52-U
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The State of Mississippi.
LOWNDES COUNTY.

PRoBATH Court, FEBRUARY TERN, 1857,
To all persons Interested IN the Lands belonging 70 ne
EsIte NJ Richard r. Brounrigg, Deceased
yTOU are hereby cited to be and appear before t'e
4 Probate Court OF said county, 70 ne he'd inc
FIRST MONDAY in April, 4. D., 1872 then
and there to show cause, if any they have, WY !,
the following land, known AS the WEST ~"
FERRY TRACT, to-wtt:
Lots one aud two in frartioual borcK n'ue
Lot five, and So much OF lot four as may &c ns
cessary for the purpose OF the Ferry IN iac' ~
block number eight, on the south bank oil the lou'
Bigby river; also, lots one, two, three and n'e' L.
fractional block number nine lot number seven "
fractional section eighteen and one frseilola Nv
lion nineteen, township eighteen, range ega'se5S
west; ot one of fractional block numter e'g y, I,
10, eight and block number thirtysix, sccorabs -
the plan Of the town OF West Port, shanld ~. :.
sod according 10 the Petition OF Mary W; p'u.~
rigg, Execatrx and Richard II. nos k'ns hHeoa.1,
OF the las, will and testament OF Richard l. piV''
rigg, deceased lx;r
.----- Witness the Hon. Nathaniel b Uoos .~,r
IL. Judge Of the Probate Cour, Of SAG ey ,s5j
- the first Monday in February. A. - i'''
issued the 9th day Of February, \. D. io'-'
DANIEL WILLIAMS. 0LtSN' ,
February "a, 1852. S3-6w r 50
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RL A n ELS
PATENT FIRE AND WATER PROOFpAN
OR ARTIFICIAL SLATE

OR ARTIFICIAL SLATE.
F1rthe claims q Mr. Blake. a. paien,ee To tie
exclusive disposition Of ihis article and or ,he m.
usy9as and reliable tes'oatals OF it, YAlnA5e q aal.
ties they -eier 10 the circular OF SIR Bake. con.
ttiaAg information sufficient TO convince the rras,
skl ytlra 0f I;s Great VAjBe, also the opinion \.
ne lon Daniel WEBSTER as 10 the xA.ldsiy o. 81,
baScs Pa,ep, and setting forth the liability to lsga.
yroxsca'9a which a persons viii incar in ,repsr.
tlg, saakag, asssg and selling the above named
laai 10 Violations Vi hes night.
Fofihemselse. they would no, act a. ag.ni. "a,
tas article, or recommend il TO their friends h,S
iheg not confidence In the numerous and hiyhfy r.
sPecabls certificates from men or science and
practical experience fayorabiy kaown throgghogr
the country Possessing these Estsatsl Pr5gr,,,is,
Ia salt0n 10 those OF ordinary coarse paints, such
as fe.ns Oehre, Spaa,sa Brosn. Venetian &c
and requiring nacA ,ssi Oh, and hence greatly di.
tniatshing ihecasi; they sould recommend The u.s
u THIS paint in their stead
It. natural shade. of safe and Chocolate. II a..
shed. can be changed by AIDING ii other highly col.
afed paints siiaoai affecting IL quality For pre-.
sergng either Brick or Wood soig this PANT \. "a
perH 10 any other, forming nose durable and
suitable groundwork, becoming hard like Sate, ad
dng mach to the health 81 brlck houses, ana ~
durability Of the wais, by protecting them from es
tcratl moisture. Especially Is il superior 10 any
other ior Halls Of Vessels.
Tn roais wei coated with this s,tielc. are the
cheapest and best FIRE proof roofs 10 use.
Shlagie5 roafs would be naters4lv protected fr,s,
fire, 1nd rendered more durable ii covered Nth the
same
For saleby
JAMES JONES & co.
Iuae Z Is5t-ly
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$500 REWARD.
II II ID l. i VI ALTON.
II. =. FOoTE.

Govs~aar ~ fte >tab Of Nif,-uippi
NEHEREAS, SETH - PLATNER. 0i Choc.
w ,oa csar.y. Stands charged 10 -st county
HsA the zar3e- q ka5~fi CusEej Sn3w. when
mur5er Ets c1nul,,e. 10 the laid county Of Cho-.
a@ on fhe -,s 5ty 81 l4aalry, in-is1f. Hg5er cir
egntt fGee- 81 geIaaf strgcFr and hetess said
Z aiBer be-, 4 \. '-an 51-tce and ), now * large.
Naa ,teratare. l. Heary ; Foy,a, Governor Of
the State %. Mississippi, o. oif'ra reward Of three
han3-e3 Oh ais 5r tie arrest and delivery Of said
Seth D pa.Hsr % the Sheriff oi CnoctaR county.
tas moreover rgqare ali off Of TIN. State to be
tiasaai % .aatr III rs 70 arrest the fugitive
IL ieaimoby whereof have hereun,o
4, set my bard & affixed he great sea Il the
State. 81 tie city 81 Jtrk>on, mi, the 20t4
- tsg January, ls52, and ofthe sovereignty
Of the STATE oF Mississippi, tie thirty irh
b. order IF the Gogefnof. #. 5. FOOTE.
!kNEs 4. iioaSg, Secretary OF State
DESCRIPTION.
Seth y. P amer 4 about 9 years Of age five feet
zipe or 'cn In'h-s high, weighs abou, me hundred
and Forty pounds, rather dark complicated, black
hair, hazel ewes round face, well made, is fond of
. sYaap carI. very often gets drunk ne is fond at
tunes q telling lCng yarns and does So with bad
grace. 30 conversation swears great deal
ADDITIONAL REWARD.
Offer an additional reward OF two hundred dol
a's o- The arrest ID delivery Of SAID Seth Plat.
neT, 10 lhe Sherfrot Choctaw county, who murdered
ms ton Robert Crswe Snow.
JOHN SNOW.
Greensboro Miss, Jan 81, 1852 --3l-4w
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BULLS
S A r S A /? A z I L L A .
To the Public.

'INHE Introduction 81 Or JOHN BULLS m
. eqatlei 5 ARS ApARIlL. N formed an era
in the medical E0-d Is r'aa progress. and the
many wonderful cares It has eff ted, since d ess
introduces % the pa5l,c, have been sabset Of great
astoutshmen' and even connsnj.-i the adm ra,.an
Of the American seo8le H1en the history of this
truly wonaeriui aedieiue IS knows. together wfh
the extraordinary Ksu.on. made oy DR. Bu.. On make
4 the most va aabe canas 1a9 Sarssparils kn1wn
10 the world, i's rapid and unprecedented riss and
progress sil 10 longer he theme n asieo5safn-ut
TReniy-sin wears since Or b.. then bay came
. Laasy,ie md vas esgove8 for number % sears
IN Studying tie business 81 an sgsbecsry. wth
Messrs Rye's Batler and the Iamented l.. George.
Jr. Ter leaving he ser,ice. q D. George, D'.
Bn', was employees b. Dr. r SCOTCH, ar cd snt
celebrated Ger.n.n physician c' ,se e.'y. ard sso
was for many ye - Ssveeoa 10 'se Gran3 Array
Of Napoleon. Dr Seorch, dqrjng bis life. made q
8ait Extract Of SAFsapsrIls ilr he ss5eca o.
the physicians ~ this city aBd Rhieh ass rp1-5ar-
81 al that time by fsr the most uasrat article made
Dr Bal Wa employed " D, Sc9-eh "a eesng.aan1-
ing this celebrated SarsAqsrii2 ans ba then coa.
ceivei the i3ss and TRAY is.If tatsfnass seven
ten rear. sa-e "a ia,resace a. ne fa,are pero4
for tie consideration o. the athletes, preparation
81 SarsapAriiia
Sincetan time, hss mind has baer rons'1-,'y en-.
ployed N s'aaging the iarre5snts sa9 ar1e-rar,-
inr 70 find a corasaete safe ana ya'naAe comp ao3
Of Ssrsspsras sach one a. w0a}3 30 sc knaa ,e =
- By PHYSICIANS a. ao3oabtsd 10 - etEcacy, ard
hailed By the s'seieI 18th DEMONSTRATION q soy
BY close snt ssremstjas siu8F he AZ a. sacc93ei
~ gaining lhs Ae>fed snA iis Erlrst 5sEira ,eru
s@fersl years aatsfa ~ agbir ard Il. merits con.
pe'e'v tested. Be csaS5eav srpesis she fh7uss M
seff &c ties ~ 'is waf 3sru' carr. a58 heFts 7r ~
great s7psr0r'F seer Al other s5uaisF Cana7va3s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-03-20

MsLANEs YERMlfUGE Tie effects 9th !
IVA ualy extraoTdl-sry medicine are sss sat
isiaci0Fy ia al ess-s "a wa,ra i has been ,rsed
No other med cine has ever prOdaced soch effects
tastaatsneousiy. |, has euy 70 b. administered
and reie loloEs as matter 81 eogrse Il has beer
used IA the practice Of the aesi physicians ~ On
country, and ay them pronounced equal II not 50.
perier'o aaT ae9icine ever oaered ferthe exaals -
OF worms. IL il tho vefy medicine wh tn wAs
waited Is 'snark addressed to The yro2rie,ors
daily. Read the following;
This r.Ay certify that Ss haze sai1 DR. McLane'.
raerican WORE speeGe. ~ pusa' vsraifngs. the
past rear, and i has gsea aBssanded Satisfaction.
1t IL 40 imposition on the eommuai,y, ha, j. whs,
thsaaihor recommends Y, 10 5e--a aaiversAi spee c
for those a5iicsea WITH worms.
II HUGHES co.
Mn csEEx STEVBss &C. Sept Isa7."
For sale By JAMES JONES 4 CO,
jane IL, is5l-t0-ly.
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1--WE LIVER COWPLlINT-Dr. N'Lant


rENHE LIVER OHPLAINT.-Dr. NJ Lane
the inventor Of the best remedy for that iear.l
disease, which hao ever been offered to the public
thus describes the symptoms which indicate dsCf
dered state Of that important organ;
symptoms oF a DISEASED LlyEE.--Pan in The
right side, under the edge Of the ribs increased on
pressure Sometimes The pain il In the LETT side
The patient Is rarely able to lie on the lett side
Sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade
and it frequently extends to the top Of the shoulder
and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm he stomach Is affected with loss Of appetite
and sjckncss--the bowels in general are costye,
sometimes alternative with lax he heads troub.
led with PAIN, accompanied with dul, heavy sen.
sation in the back part here IS generally a con.
siderable loss Of memory, accompanied with pain
al sensation of having left undone something which
tight have been done A slight dry coughs some
nes an attendant. The patient complains Of wea.
mess and deblfty--he is easily starlied-his feet
ire cold or burning, and he complains Of prlcky
sensation of the skin. HIS spirits are low; and ale
Tough he is satisfied that exercise would be beneh'
,ial 20 him, yet he can scarcely summon up oHi'
tude enouI n TO try il In fact he dls,ruSts every
remedy"
Have vou any or all Of these symptoms? Celia
purchased box Of DR.. NJ Lane Pills. at.
June ! ,lS5l-49-ly. JAMES JONES u Co'
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The state Of NIisSi>Sipui.

LDh NDGN lOIAfl,
PRoRATE curt. fEuRuAay fsRn. ls52.
10 al persons interested ~ The Reol Esiaie Of
Alexander NcCarier. Decea~d,
YOU are hereby cited to appear before the pro,,,s
Court Of said roun,y, al the coar, House. IN
the toDwn Of Columbus on Inc first Monday ~
April next then and there 70 show cause. II anv vop
have, why the following described atl, belongina
u the estate Of Alexander M,Carer. Deceased
10 wit:
The northeast quarter Of east half Of north
west garter Of section I~ehty -one al tnwusbi7
nineieea no racge seventeen ~ west. living and
being ~ SID county, should No, ba sod according
10 the petition Of Elih Cox petitioner, &c
--. Witness the Hon. Nathaniel r. Goodwin.
IL. 3 Judge o. the Probate Court q said county.
.-;-t TIE iirst hosay in February, A. D., 1852.
Issued Fe5rua.g 9th, D 1852.
DAME. WILLIAMS. CLrRK.
February i4,ls5! 33-6w fP. F. $40 SOL
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TIE L1llss...e c. zr.-rtsas speaks Of es-..z Sal-
slParl
ste at-slss--st--r BIZ ~. --7a Be-. 1-1--lz-
t7f ltfll, v- ---.-.=E- 1l--.--. -Bl-s { .--l
LE.ra-t si--i----- aa 1--ls- gs9a4-= and
sezs'..a' .st-- .-s--s5 -r ..1 -5 tlsac-a-- -Hef
AIS et one e. .1s Ess+ eE---lt e.1 r1vsle-a-s i-
ts He-t- giving e-t4 e- srrr1-' ~ one ~ ,-a
zast a1,s1. mag -afes aH record perl -u=1 alone 1y
tae a-e at - - >l--trs-.
FMS ns-. -E--.eaf and --t-1Il- .EtF had n--
Suffered .rau I-1.s pes Ht-r fs1r a.ous ties sr-
enron G diseases %. tle stomach and c .eztlta 1-
Faas an. 1ss-s1t 3f tte E.s'- system s,tp-5
"a slta a.r--s- - rafsa=1l- aru5-.a sies head
ache. and t's.s1- t-.t-k- af -rsuB fer exhaust
y 81 q: ls- ss-1s--s 80. and applying o. rlsrs
celebrated medical -euf'-fle1. both a. Eene aus
abroad, and also SSH. great Quantities ~ ~ Town
send ssr-a 14-.a. afhruttts i.atez; relief she
Sas stscet % ess @foan Bal. S,r.tBar. &. p arc
vaai Sastta aap7g resaE. Aiiert use ola fsx
bottles, perfect ard Essdsr'B. care-ihe lssv re-
stored 20 perfect eah an6toher uslz Eos o. sprIts
Sneh letters g. tie enc We s5eas % me-, q O.
~. Ba4 more re4 Ersit-atiCn than could the pos
session o. c-Ha'.ess Eeatl % Ktethe- b. ar.
cama.aes wealth o. Hdi by the sze ~ b. truly "a T.
usa5e ne cine beng ~ ag;hor glory ard honcr
ehoags and he can say % IKE word. without EAR
~ contradiction. i have ny poverty reHeyet
mo-s hauan suffering than DID STEPHEN Gfrard or
Tals medicine, wben used sccor5ing to sirestons.
VA CURE vifh0sf Fail
Scrouls or kiug's Egsi Cancers. Tnmars .Erus,ions
OF the $50, Ery-Ipelss Chrome Sore Eges. Ring
~orm O. re,ie-, Scslt Head Rheuma,sn. rains in
the Bones JOINTS ni1 Sore and t-'csr. swelling
o' the Glands. >vrhls, Dvsreps.a. Sat- Rzeum
Diseases Of fte kIdasys. Loss % U.e.ise diseases
arising frrr The use % Mercury Pan In tie .,se
ard -hH7iters General Debility, DropSv Lambaro
JaandIce- CCsiyeue-s S1re Cbes' PulmaHv ffsr.
jaHs. ana At other diseases TENDING 10 a-gs3aee Con.
ssnP'ion liver Coup'sa' Female irregularities
and CouplAiEis Sies ard Nervous Headache. Low
SpIrfs- Svests, EEn0>u-e ~ lrDru6encs m LIE
Chrome CaHst,gi'er saeses and j. a ss-7nr and
summel DRINK and genera tonic fartha system and
gentle md pleasant pHrrei5s ar superior 70 Blu
Les ~ Congress vsteT. salts or Sedfz raNssrs'
Manufactured ~ Or no BULLS Laboratory.
81 Fourth st.. Ieuisriie, XIV
JAS. BLAIR Agent.
April 1s. ssh. ui3-lY.
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The state of Mississippi,
LOWNDES. COUNTY,

PRoBArE CorRr. FEBRUARY TERN. 1854.
TO al persons interested in he Lands belonging 10 the
Estaie Of Many VI. Clayton, Deceased:
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear before the
4 Probate Court OF said county, to he held al the
Court House OF said county, the FIRST NON.
DAY in April, 1852, then and there to show cause
if any you have why the following descri'e ed lands
lying in said county, belonging to the estate OF said
Nancy NJ. Clayton, deceased, should not be cold
to-wit:
The east half Of northeast quarter Of section
nineteen, township eighteen, range eighteen east
except four acres off Of the northeast corner OF said
tract and nine acres of Of the east side OF the west
half Of northeast quarter according to the petition Of
William Frazer Guardian Of Thomas 7. Barrett
and Ezekiel p Frazier. Guardian Of David o. Kile
------- Witness the Ton Nathanie lE. Goodwin
IL. : Judge Of the Probate Court u said county
-. the first Monday IN February, A Disc
Issued the 9th day Of February, a. D., 1852
DANIEL WILLIAMS. CLERK.
February Il, 1851. 33-6w. P. F. Sl0 50
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DALLETS nNfHALGALTANICi.c7ls

nALLETS ANIMAL NICj.cl---
~ ec 5v IL lnyeHtef. 10 possess properties 80
TO the Farmer and Oowuer-and those b,~.s
charge OF Horses and Cattle, are 81 the u.rpos, y
porta1ce This opinion Is not mere i5ss 3D.. !,
the tropriety, but based upon various. and f,,Sti
trials and applications
The grea proprieties Of DALLEY's ANIMAL Ga,
yASIc, are few but positive,
Its prominent feature, and which no other ,,,;.i.
excepting DALLEYs (worid renowned PAY Fy
TRACTOR possesses, Il to conquer rfanma,i,.,
In ITS action i powerful, and possesses The NJ.
per'les Of iorc5ly and rapidly drawing from n,
blood, and ejectng silimpure matter eFeansjn, ,bs
wounds 10 which It Is applied Thoroughly. girir.
them healthy tone and Consequently, eGeeiips
rapid cure.
In case Of swe!iings,if wellrub5ed on. i, ebsck,
an su5dues al Inflammation in very sbor, lima
ana consequently, speedy cure must NATURALLY al.
ow
Its penetrating power Is immense! hence in Va.
rious cases II has been successfully used n II,
cure OF Bone-Spayin.
i,slands to reason, however, tina, in cases vbs,.
the Ointment has first to penetratea hard Substance
before it can reach the sub-s,ratum Of tie dssass
thata longer and more thorough application il NO.
cessary. than where the diseased locsy can At onrs
BY direct appcaton, be brought under the influence
Of the Oniinent-as IN cases OF Sores, Gals, Hu,
mors, Bruises, Broken kee, &c. &c.
In al. Of such disease, ii acts with eecricrapidtv
Broken Knees it efIectually cures without scar q,
disocoratcn Of the hair,-so tia. the injary canno,
AFTERWARDS be traced.
For sale by
JAMES JONES & co.