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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

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. CHERRY PICTORIAL
Fer the csre e
COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESs,
BRONCHITIS, EHOOPING-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
DO SOr SEGLEcTIr.
CONSU SUMPTION
ran be and has been cursi IN thousands 81 eases bs
his only esriga remedy
JUDs0S's CLINICAL EXTRACT OF
CHERRY AND LUNG WORT,
and no remedy has ersr before been dise0rsrsd
THAT WILL CERTAINLY
CURE CONS UMPTION.
yVNHE most strongly marked and developed cases
1 OF Pulmonary Consumption, where the lungs
have become diseased and liberated and the case so
utterly hopeless, as to have been pronounced by
PHYSICIANS and friends 10 be past all possibility of re-
cured by hi. wonderful remedy, aud are now as
well aud hearty as ever. 1t is compound oil medl-
cations which are peculiarly adapted 10 and essen
TALLY necessary for the cure Of Coughs and Con.
Sumption Its operation is IN Id, yet esecacous; II
Ioosens the phlegm which creates SO much difficult
", relieves the cough and assists nature TO expeI
from the sy stem al diseased matter by expectoraon,
producing a delightful change in the breathing and
chest and this, after the prescriptions Of the very
best medica men and the inventions of kind and
sorrowng friends and nurses, have failed 10 give the
smallest relief 10 the Consumpye sufferer.
Thousands Of ConSumptlre persons have been de-
ceyed repeatedly in buying medicines which we're
said to be iniallable cures but which have proved
only palatives, but this medicine Is not only pala'
live, but cure for liberated lungs. 1t contains no
delcterous Drugs and one trial vii prove Is aston
shing efficacy better than any assertions or certlh-
Gates IN curing consumption and al diseases OF the
Lungs such Splitting of blood, pain in the side
and chest night sw eats, &c, &c.
About 1000 certificates ct almost miraculous cures
performed by this medicine, from some Of the first
Doctors, Clergymen and Merch nts, have been sent
us for this uedicine, but the publications Of them
looks tno much like Quackery, (wll show them to
any person GAZING at our otfice.) This medicine
ell speak for itself and enough IN its own favor
where ever il is tried
CAUTION This medicine is put up in large bot
! lie and you must find the name oil Judson q Co..
propretors N. York, on the splendid wrapper around
the bottle, .owhom a orders must be addressed.
Sold in Columbus only bv J. Blair, and in Aber
deem by Hampton d IIerndon. feb, 32-3f-ly
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

- Kidd f Co.--The Nermuge lett us on sale
some tine ago byyonr agent, is all sold. 1t sells
very rapidly and gives great satisactien As we
are entirely out OF the article and having reqaen,
calls for il, ysu will please send us some mmeai
ately. c. A. NORRIS & Co"
For sale by JAMES JONES& co.
June 7, lS5l-n49-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

WORNS,--ln commencing DR.
w NJ Lanes Worm Vermltuge TO the public, the
propre'ors OF this great remedy prefer 10 use the
language OF hose who have tested itSmerlts. Read
and be convinced
"ALurxp. ALLEGHENY Co Pa Sept !, 1877
~. Md a. Co--He received quantity OF
MLane's Vcunnga by your agent which we have
sud 10 our customers and in every case il has l,sd
unparalleled success and has never failed in any
case. Hc might mention any number OF cases,
wherei. has had wonderful success twas necessary.
kAURN 4 RlClIARDSON.n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

Con.nmpion, Liver Complsni Female irregularities
ara Complaints Sies and Nervous Headache, Inv
Spirt,, Night sseais, ExposUfe " lrpodenee ~ u Q
Chronic Coo.iolioa Diseases and srrng and SUM
vey drink and general tonic ftf tAe system nd gem
,c and pleasant purease or superior 70 Blue Lick or
Co1rsss water, sats CT Seaclitf PedSr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

eight Drafts on New-iork for sale ~ 70
D 2es.s.f A. SIMPSON q -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

NI'LANE'S WORM rER.HIFUGE-T
Va lotlow NJ order shows al oace the demand fnr
and the excellenceof this great medicine Ccrtif,
Gates have been so multiplied ia fayor al tins Yer,
inituge, that we consider unnecessary to add any
more.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

JAMES JONES 4 co.
June i ls5l-ly,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
JAMES JONES s. CO.,

Us. bLAlN agent.
April &c. 1851. ni3-ly.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

1t neither agreed in its fundamental principles
with the situation Of the Austrian Imperial State nor
capable of execution in the totally Of its provisions
Thus the last principles of political right conceded by
Constitution disavowed There exists remnant
of political right independent Of the viii of the Emperor
in the whole of the Austrian territory in any Of the
countries enumerated as being under its power.
The BELGIAN Government has, said consented to the
extradon of such of the Socialist French
have been condemned by justice for offence but not
that of any other persons who have taken refuge on the
Belgian territory The demolition of the frontier fortress
also demanded, but this promptly refused
The French Ambassador also complained that the Belgian
journals hostile to Louis Napoleon and begged that
the Government would silence the press But the Belgian
Minister nobly answered that there laws in Belgium
which violated by the journals and the freedom
of the press must be maintained The Democratic mem
ber of the late French Assembly who have sought refuge
in Belgium win not of course fall within the category of
extraditon Matters look squaly between France and
Belgium, but we trust all may be peaceably adjusted
JANUARY 9.-The two great objects Of interest the new
Constitution for FRANCE, and the reconstruction of the
ENGLISH Cabinet, have additional light thrown upon
them. Cabinet Council sat two hours and half YES
erday but the result of its deliberations is not known
Three o'cloek.-The market for American stocks this
week is steady with fair business doing Present quo
tations reported as follows:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31
EDITORS 0ORREsPoA.pycr
BALTIMORE, JANUARY 30.

-
The atmosphere continues warm and the sno, ;sN :.
melting. The ice on the Susquehanna remains firm an
the passengers and cars continue to over It,
There is very little to day Apetition now cir
cuatng In our city to the Legislature Of Maryland pro-
eced by the members and directors Of the Maryland Me-
chanics Institute praying for assistance in getting up
another expedition to go in search of Sir John Franklin
despatch which have just received from Norfolk
Virginia, dated to-day states that the United States ship
Falmouth arrived there this morning in fftytree days
from Rio de Janaros Mr. SToSEALL the captains clerk
died On the passage home The of the officers and
crew are well The ssore-ship Supply ut Rio when
the Falmouth left and to sail for New York On the
9th of December
Inc lee still continues to interrupt navigation In our
harbor The steamer Relief it is expected win be able
to make an opening very soon the ice having become
quite brittle.
Our market quiet Sales of 600 barrels CITY Mills
hour at 70 and zoo do Susquehanna at 25 Howard
street is offered at "a 49, without finding buyers Sales
OF red wheat at 30 to 80 CENTS white do SO to lO3 white
and yellow 80 to co. oats IS 49, rye "a whiskey
201 to 215 "'
The tobacco market is very quiet Scarcely any thing
mas been sold during the week. Holders, however are
pretty firm at last weeks prices The inspections this
week are only nineteen hogsheads in all.
Nothing new to notice in stocks-the market steady
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31
THE BONAPARTES.

LOUIS NAPOLEON may be said to be, in one sense.
the legal successor of the Emperor NAPOLEON. His
election, at this time, is doubtless intended by him
to be the restoration of the Empire under the Bona
pdrte dynasty BY the decree, or Senatus-consul-
tum, which constituted NAPOLEON Emperor in 1901,
the imperial succession was thus prescribed:
1s To the neal heirs male, Of Napoleon, in the or
3D. Failing these, to such son or grandson of his bro
theirs as Napoleon might designate and the heirs male
Of such son or grandson
3D. To Joseph Bonaparte and his heirs male
4th Failing these to Louis Bonaparte his heirs male
each in the order Of primogeniture.
The only son of Napoleon, the Duke Of Reichstadt
died in 1882 Joseph, ex-Kng Of SPAIN the eldest bro
Their OF Napoleon, known Count de Suryers, and
who resided for many years in New Jersey died in 1S45
leaving two daughters, but Louis liking of
Holland the father Of the present Louis Napoleon died
in 1896 shortly after the escape the SON from the for
tress Of Ham, Two elder sons Of Louis and Hortensc
died. in infancy the other at the age of o. leaving
Louis Napoleon the only survivor and the last in the pre-
scribed succession
To this claim Of quasi legitimacy il is probable LOUIS
NAPOLEON audes in his Proclamation 10 the people of
France If you believe in the cause Of which my name
Is the symbol that is France regeneraed by the revou
ton of 49, and organized By e Emperor, proclaim it," Sc
JEROME, the youngest brother Of Napoleon, some time
King Of Wcstphala has addressed letter to his nephew
in the name Of the memory Of my brother and partak
ing his horror Of civil urging republican and con-
ciatory policy. NAPOLEON, SON Of Jerome. is or was
a member Of the French General Assembly.
LUcIEN BoSArARTE. Prince Of Canine died NJ Rome
leaving numerous family; one Of them the ornithoio-
gst now or lately prominent in the affairs Of Rome and
Italy PIERRE another son, figured in the French Ma
onal Assembly as also Mura SON Of the Marshal and
Caroline the sister Of Napoleon One Of the daughters
OF Lucen Is the wife Of Lord Dudley Stuart English
noblcman. Gin cinnai Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

VERDICT OF DAMAGES MALPRACTICE the Court
Of Common Pleas at Cambridge, Mass. last week. the
case Of Itroby Leach up and occupied several
days This was an action against Dr. Leach for maprac-
tce In performing surgical operation upon Mrs Twom-
bys thumb IN consequence Of which malpractice il was
alleged she wholly lost the Of her hand Some TWEEN
y distinguished doctors and surgeons testified in the case
The Court instructed the jury that if they found in
favor OF the plaintiff the Of damages would be
such amount she would be entitled receive for the
PAIN suffering and injury she had personally endured
and receivedand that the damage sustained by the loss
OF the use Of her hand would be subject for future
sideraton In action in favor Of her husband for the
loss Of the services Of his wife, Verdict for the plaintiff
damages $3.50.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

The main building, containing the machinery and dye
room Of A. sc s. Higgins carpet factory, at Astoria On.
~ was destroyed by FIRE last Friday morning This
throws some two hundred hands out Of employment The
principal carpet works Of the Messrs Higgins on the
North river
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

great destruction Of State bonds Treasury notes and
scrip took place in the State House yard last Friday in
pursuance Of resolution presented by the Committee Of
ways and Means The committee destroyed the above to
the amount Of 81 305 436 So Some Of them were not
hed up, and some not fully executed
Jud,anapohs Journal Of Jan. %
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

The steamer Affdntc for Liverpool, sailed from New
York Saturday last with twentyseven passenge rs and
S2i5, 900 in American gold and &C., 800 sterling.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

Paris Borse latest prices yesterday: per cents 1857
$780,; 3 per cents. 72f. 50c.; Bank actions 2,93Of
London Stock Exchange, o'clock to-day: Consls for
money 81 to 97s consols for account February 978
to 97a. kx*
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

Of Rowland Hills system is only coming into full
operation its ought to induce the Government to
adopt other of the recommendations Of the Post
Office reformer which, yet have not had trial
The returns of the Bank of England show decrease in
circulation of Ell 49, private depostes Of e7905S, bull
lion of f94020, and increase in public depostes of
e4l7624, and in discounts e42S,S74 The Bank has
now unemployed reserve of fl2,699,6l4; in other
words has that of money to loan in discounts
or upon other securities at the low rate Of woandaha
per cent In fact money might be borrowed Of indivdu-
ais, apart from the Bank at still lower rate. This
the abundance of capital and is that
enerprisng may carry their undertakings in
fdence and is of the favorable augures with which
the year opens At the time the returning feeling
of security is producing confidence in Frances prices
rising there, and business is improving.
The amount of dividends stocks and shares Of all
kinds which payable this day, is as follows:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31

furniture dealer in New Haven recently brought an
action against the members Of the Calopean Society of
Yale College for carpets, curtains &C. 70 the value of
S43l The plaintiff sought to charge the defendants as
copartners The Judge charged the jury that the debt
was an honorable debt and that he hoped ne Society could
hare honor enough pay a. but he thought the facts did
not sustain partnership. The jury disagreed
SCHoOL BOOKS Of every description, for sale by r.
~ fAkNHAM, Penn. avenue, corner Of Ilth street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
BLACKSMITHING.

T HAVE opened BLACKSMITH SHOP on
Il my place, four miles west of Port Tobacco. on
the main road leadn from Port Tobacco to Rum
Point. ! have hired Joe, the servant of Edward J.
Sanders of Baltimore, who it is well known stands
second to none Of his color as a Blacksmith
For Horse Shoeing Joe stands unrivalled. We will
make horse and OK Cart Bodies repair Cart Wheels,
stock Ploughs, make Rakes and Cutivators at Bal
tinore prices. The clevice we use our PlougIs
is great saving of time to the ploughman for there
is no use in moving the gear your team after it
is put on. The depth of the furrow is rcgu-
lated by this cevice, which can be done in less than
minute.
All work done with either wood or iron will be
on moderate terms, and under the mechanical SUI
pervision OF your humble servant.
Jan. IA, 1852. JOSEPH YOUNG.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. Jan. II, 1875:

| BALTIMORE, Jan. II, 1907
GRAN.-Wheat.-Red 68a9O cents, for good TO
strictly prime, and "a to 100 cents for common 10
family flour white. We quote white wheat Tor
family flour at 100a105 cents
Corn-There has been fair supply in the mar
ket, and the sales have been very steady and UNI
form at Sass cents for both white and yellow
with most of the sales at the top figures.
Oat,.-This article has been in demand at 35a
81 cents.
ToBAcco.-There has been no movement in the
Tobacco market for some time. The receipts are
very light, and the sales made principally to
manufactures. In the absence of transactions, we
continue the quotations from last week. viz:
Maryland frosted S3a3 so sound to ordinary
S4a5.5O; middling s5a5.5O good SCAT ground
leaf S4a7.50
The inspections of the week comprise % hhds.
Maryland, 10 hhds. Ohio and hid. Ky.-total
43 hhds.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. II.
GRA1N.-The receipts of wheat are light, prices
unchanged we quote good to prime red at IS a
81 cents, white IS 80 cents. Nothing doing in
Corn, and no change in prices. Oats are in de-
mand at "a sc cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21

The National Inteligencer publishes the
Annual Report of the Treasurer of the Wash
ington Monumen. Society, and remarks:
sit cannot escape the attention Of any
true American reader, how Notifying dis
proportion there is between the amount con-
,ribued during the last year towards the
erection Of this great monumental record OF
the triumph of Free Principles and simple
Republican Institutions, in the Life and
Character Of WASHINGTON, and that which
will have been contributed by our country
men, under the influence of the dazzling
glare Of a transient foreign meteor through
our country, and Of the wild and deusive
notion Of propaga,ing our principles among
Peoples in another quarter of the world Who
canno, understand them, and who, if they
did understand them, would, in all probabi-
lily, rejec, them, as The French People have
already done.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
THE GERMAN
WASHING FLUID.

rs considered by thousands who have tested it.
l. as being the greatest SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF
THE WoRLD Entirely doing away with that la
borous and Injurious practice of rubbing the Clothes
upon the Washboard, and great saving of time
labor and expense.
N. BIO prevent fraud and imposition, (for
many are trying to palm off articles put up like
mine,) the Proprietor, I. P. HOYT. will put his
WRITTEN SIGNATURE over the CORK. of
every BOTTLE. And he only asks an enlightened
public not to confound THE GERMAN WASH
ING FLUID with others that are in the market.
1t is put up in large pint bottles, and sold at the
nominal price of ~! cents.
OfPrinters will find it greatly to their advantage
to purchase this Fluid by the gallon, to cleanse
their Types and Rollers, being very superior ar
ticle for that purpose. Manufactured only by
l. P. HOYT,
At his Laboratory and Principal Depot,
No. 10 South FIFTH Street, Philadelphis.
Sold at Retail by Grocers and Druggists general.
ly. A liberal discount made and extensive adues,
Using for the benefit of agents. Remember the nans
GERMAN WASHING FLUID.
All letters to be post paid.
Nov. 5, lS5l-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21

Two MEN DRowNED.-On Thursday
last, two young men, who were employed
as hands on board Of Capt Andrew j
Franks vessel, of this place, were drowned
in Port Tobacco Creek, under circums,an-
ces which are painful TO relate. Their
names were MATTHEW LAcox and JOHN
BRINN-respeclively, abou, 80 and % years
Of age-bo,h from Alexandfia, Va.
Lacox and small boy had left their yes
sci and gone upon the ice TO another vessel
lying about quarter of mile distant
On returning, and when within 90 feet Of
their vessel, Lacox broke IN. The boy
seeing he could render no assistance, snd
feeling alarmed for his own safety, reirsced
his steps. Hearing the cry of Lacox for
help. Brinn, who was in The cabin Of Capt.
Franks vessel, came on deck and endea-
vored TO rescue his companion BY throwing
him rope. Having failed in this, he nob'v
risked his own life, by getting upon the ice
with pole. lie broke in also. and it is
supposed went to The bottom without scare
~ struggle, as he was al The tine in a verv
weak and feeble state from bad health
Lacox continued to struggle for more than
an hour. He at las, reached The vessel by
breaking the ice with the weight Of his body.
and got hold Of the shrnuds under the bow
spirit. But, sad TO tell, having become so
much benumhed and exhausted, he could
not raise himself out Of The water. The
bodies of these unfortunate young men were
recovered on Saturday. and both were de-
Gently inferred a, 81. Thomas on SUNDAY
last. The person who saw Them drowning
was negro on board of Capt. Norris ve~-
Sc, about four hundred yards distant. He
endeavored tn render them assistance by
lowering a small boa, upon The ice. Blu, il
was impossible for him 10 reach them, the
ice moi being strong enough to bear the
weight OF the boat, yet too strong for him
10 break track through il.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
DECISION IN THE KIDNAPPING CASE

DECISION IN THE KIDNAPPING CASE
Nc Creary Discharged.-Juslice Penning-
ton, of Baltimore city, before whom the in
ves,iga'ion into the charge of kidnapping
preferred by Joseph c. Miller agains. Tho
McCfeary. was lately made, on Wednes-
day last rendered his decision. He dis
missed the charge Of kidnapping, and dis
charged the accused. In the course Of the
investigation it was proved tina. Miller, I'M
der promise made to him tina, he should
receive par, Of the reward offered for the
recovery of the girl by her owner in this
State, gare information Of her place Of resi-,
dence in Pennsylvania, and was mainly in
strumen,al in placing her in the power OF
McCreary, who arrested her and brought
her back to Maryland. This unravels the
mystery connected with the death of Miller
A dread Of the discovery of the hyPocrI'I-
cal part he acted in the affair, no donb. i'm
PEELED him TO The commission of suicide.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
ID | E ID,

On Sunday the tn inst, ROBERT FERGUS
SON, infant son of WALTER and MARY MITCHELL.
aged year, 9 months and % days
The brief life of this little boy was one of con-
tinued sickness and suffering. The very care and
attention, however, rendered necessary by his bad
health endeared him in more than ordinary degree
to the family circle. The hopes cherished ofhs ul-
climate recovery have been thus suddenly and pain
fully blighted. God works through the humblest
of his creatures. The life of this little child there
fore, has not been in vain. As an evidence of the
transitory nature of human life, and of the
lessons daily and hourly recurring around u.s. is made
this brief record of his short lfe and sudden death
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
Baltimore, January l, 1852.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

'ENHE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
i Charles County Court, to value and lay off the
Widows Dover in the real estate of John J. Estep
late of Chaes county, according to the provisions OF
acts of Assembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice to all whom it may concern,
that we shall meet on the premises on TUESDAY
the I'd of MARCH next, at l o'clock in the morn
ing to proceed in the business for which we are ap-
pointed. SAMUEL G. MORAN,
PETER WOOD,
THEODORE MUDD,
IGNATlUS w. GARDINER,
WILLIAM E. BURTLES.
Jan. 81, 1882