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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

LIBERIA AGRICULTURAL AND EMIGRATION
ASSOCIATION This association Of free colOred
people, in New York, organized for the pur-
pose of promoting emigration to Liberia, and
the establishment Of the colored enigrants in
agricultural pursuits, is meeting with great
encOaragement and success. The association
Is Independent Of the Colonization Society,
though Cooperating with it in the same field,
and receiving from the latter its hearty sane
ton and support. President Roberts, Of Lii
heria, has made donation to the Association
Of slx hundred acres Of land, situated on st.
Panl's river, sixteen miles from Monrovia;
nnd Abraham Caldwell, the agent Of the
Association, is making arrangements TO pUr-
chase large tract lying adjacent thereto.
fhe Donation Of Governor Roberts has been
surveyed ahd laid out in farms OF ten acres
each fronting the river, which is navigable for
vessels Of large class, aud affords great IA
eiiities for commerce. The Association has
entered upon the work Of clearing and plant
ing two acres Of land, aud putting up COM
tortable farm-house upon the farm Tor the
coming emigrants.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06
The Newspaper in a Family.

A school teacher, who has beer
engaged long time in his profession
and Witnessed the effects Of news
paper on the minds Of family o
children, writes to the editor OF the
Ogdensburg Sentinel as follows;
/ have now found it to be unlver-
sal fact, without exception, that those
scholars of both sexes, and of all ages,
who have had access to newspapers
at home, when compared with those
who have none, are,
lst. Better readers, excelling in pro-
nunciation and emphasis and conse-
quently read more understandingly.
Cd. They are better spoilers, and
define words with greater accuracy.
Sd. They obtain a practical knowl-
edge of Geography in almost half the
time it requires others, as the news
paper had made them familiar with
the location of all the importantplaces,
nations, their government and doings,
on the globe.
4th. They are better grammarians,
for having become familiar with every
variety OF style, in the newspaper,
from the common. place advertisement
to the finished and classical oration
of the statesman; they more readily
cumprehend the meaning of the text,
and consequently analyze its construc-
ton with greater accuracy.
9th. Those young men who have
been for years readers of the News
papers, are always fond of taking the
lead in the debating society, exhibit
ing more extensive knowledge upor
greater variety of subjects, and ex.
pressing their views with greater flu
sncy, clearness, and correctness IN Oh
use Of Language,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

GREAT Rror A B11rlMohE--SEvERAt MEN
SHoT.-A terrible riot occurred in Baltimore
on Friday morning, at fire between the New
Market and United fire companies. Thefight
lasted Tor three hours, and upwards Of one
hundred pistol shots were fired. One Of the
participants was shot in the mouth, and dis.
figured for life. A respectable merchant,
named Didier, and Mr.. Sparks, member Of
the New Market Company, were also shot aud
not expected to recover. A man named Pint
ner, was also shot, but not seriously injured
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

| We would here remark that these are tho whole
sale rates, and that 25c box additional IL charged
| In the small way.
HAY-lhe market remains duh at S597 per toI
for inferior and ordluary, and So99 for prime Tin
| Othy from river. New 10 not yet oGered IA bales
Ia the retail market loose ranges FROM SsGlU pei
| ton for new.
HEMP-TheFe have been no sales fimportance
since our last. Prices range from Es1@9I per ton
! for dew-rotted.
HIDES-The only sale heard Of during the week
was a lot of Inferior dry Western at 4e. Green
| range from to 44e.
HJis AND CArTLE-Hogs are unchanged, S.
ner IUu lbs net being the current rate. beef Cattle
ARE stiu scarce aud the market is hrIn at S591 20
nar IUO los net Good descriptions Of sheep sell
III l ~ 10 . w per head. Calves W 10 ) w.
HopS-Prcss range from 80 to 45c per ID, vary
ing according to quality; but there is nothing dong
except in the retail way
IRtlK-Ihe demand Tor pig continues in advance
Of Inc supply, aud prices are very Brmly sustained
NJ b Oass 10 per ton for hot blast; aud We notice
contract for lUO tons Gallia Furnace, cold blast,
d tliyerable about the middle Of september at
~ 50, six months In bar there is no change.
LEADING have not heard OF any large sales
aimee our last, but the market is tlrm ln the small
way, we quote pig ) and bar sac.
LEATHER is IN fair demand without change In
nrieaa. We continue TO quote:
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

dian of the general wealth, prosperity
and happiness Of the people.
4th. The most important consider
alton is the preservation of the morals
Of society,
These reasons 1 propose to consider
in another communication, if consist
ent with your plearure as judge Of its
propriety, in your columns.
r. E. HI.
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~ Rufus Porter, who is building flying
ship at Washington, in his semi monthly re-
port TO the stockholders, says: "The fibrous
material for the float aud saloons has been all
vanished, and the sewing and making up the
float are now in progress, and we may have it
ready for initiation IN two weeks. The frame
work Of the saloon, and the longitudinal rods
for the float, are to be set up. The engine and
boilers are only waiting for the furnace. 4"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

CHOLERA. Within week or two past some
twenty or thirty deaths from Cholera have oc.
cured in Bonpas, neighhorhood in the south
west part Of Lawrence county Ills. Our latest
information from that quarter states that the
disease has abated - HiacenAes Gazette 9eth.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

THE LArEar YEr. Tho Mormous have dis.
covered 2 miracle--a woman whose first child
vas born three years after her husband ieit
lor the gold mines. So satisfied are they that
y is the work Of Providence" that she Is
about being canonised. a
II sneh fhinrs are miracles, there are more
heavenly places ii this country than we
dreamed u ID eur philosophy. .5..oi5 sga
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06


NOOD--Sales from river by the bOatl-oad at
50 5O94 90 y cord. The supply is light.
MOLASSES--Th0 market Is dull, and the sales
OF the week, with but little exception, have been
confined to small lots; about 800 bbls ordinary TO
fair, sold at 32a33e, aud "a is Only obtained in
the retail way for prime.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

The man with two wooden legs should never
ride anything but . clothes horSs. y
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06
}. G. DUDLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE AGENT

T INSTRUMENTS Of writing drawn up with aeeB-
L Facy When desired, dwel ings will be visited
for the purl'oss ofuaking Acknowledge nts, &c.
Office, 7Aird street, yfoUr doors east Of pins.
Cincinnati, y.
iune 10 3m
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06

River AND HARBoR APPROPRIATIONS -
The Committee on Commerce Of the House
Of Representatives, has reported bill for
the improvement Of rivers and harbOr; the
total amount is Sl,5l1 ,09O. We select the
Western items.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-24
L. o. o. f. COLLEGTATE5 HIGH SCHOOL

THIS Institution will be opened on Monday the 5th
| day of April thereafter as possible.
The Trustees have employed principal Mr.. VIM.
IRWIN, of South Carolina, whose long experience
and success as a teacher, qualify him in eminent
degree for so high and responsible station and they
recommend him to the public being entitled their
confidence and patronage satisfactory testimonials of
his qualifications can be seen by calling on the Sec
rotary, d. FL. Grinnell.
Competent Assistants will at all times be brought
to the aid of the Principal
This School fills vacuum in our community long
since needed-a medium halfway ground between
common Schools and Colleges and the Trustees are
determined to make it second to none of its class in
the State, and expect in short time to be able to give
such education wlIqualiy for any station in life
The year will be divided into two terms OF five
months each, commencing the first Monday in
March and September respectively
The rates of tuition per session follows, to
be paid one half in advance.
For the Elementary English Studies, such as Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, Philosophy &c. 1920, 90
For Mathematics and kindred studies, together with
the Languages, Latin, Greek, &c &C., S25, 90
OF Should there be sufficient demand for prima-
ny department. it will be established, and competent
teachers employed. S. B. MALONE, PRE>T
o. H. GRINNELL Sec'Y
Columbus, Miss, March 10, 1852. TX
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
HADEN & READ

MARKET Street Columbus Miss,
TEEL thankful for the very liberal patronage
Il ded to them, and respectfully solicit continuance
OF the same They invite Planters and Country Mer-
chants examination OF their large and well selec-
led assortment of Groceries just received, to-wit:
Brown clarified, crushed, powdered, granulated and
loaf Sugars;
Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee;
Moasses New Orleans Syrups; Rice; Pepper;
Ginger; AlsPce; Salaratus; Soda; Ketchups and
Pickles. Imperial and Gun Powder Teas of the first
quality; Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs. Indigo,
Nader, Crackers, Mustard, Chocolate Raisins,
Almonds Brazil Nuts, Sperm, Star and Adamantine
Candles, Soap and Starch; Iron and Steel, Nails
Castings OF all kinds, Augers, Chisels Hammers,
Hatchets, Ardirons, Waffle Irons, Frying Pans,
Champagne, Wine, Madeira, Port Sherry Brandy,
Rum, Gin, and Whiskey, just received from New
York Of superior quality, Powder, Shot and Lead.
Flour, s. F. and St Louis Extra, Corn Meal, Bacon.
Lard Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Scotch Snuff,
superior quality, good article of Letter Paper;
Osnaburgs, Drillings, Domestics, Feathers, and
Thread, just received from Pulaski, Tennessee
end various other articles too numerous mention.
All of which will be sold low for Cash.
April 8, 1852, loft
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NJ @ RIO Il ID Il VI Rs "A IL
FOR THE YEAR 1852.

Ncru Inducements-Payer Enlarged, and Terms same
as heretcfore'
THE undersigned PrJpretors of this old established
Journal, in Aberdeen Mississipp'-devoted to the
advocacy and dissemination of Democratic doctrines,
and the trtherance of all schemes TO buildup and sus-
tain Home Interests and Home Enterprises, and to the
chronicng Local and General News OF every Varie-
ty Political, Commercial, Agricultural, Religious Lat
erarv Statistical and Mjsceaneous-beg leave 10 IN
form the Public that they have made arrangements 10
increase the size of+heir Sheet, as make 1t the
LARGEST and CHEAPEST Paper in North Mississippi.
With this eniargement--to take place about t,e
first of March-aad alteration IA The terms, with the
promises on their part, of giving the Community alto
gether more acceptable Plpcr--anybow, in quantity
of reading matter and in quality too, il effort and en-
ergy will effect it--they confidently appeal to their
friends personal and political to lend helping hand
They wish such a subscription list, and such an
amount of advertising patronage, &c, as VIII JUSTIFY
the improvements they are abuutto adept.
TERMS-S2.5O in advance, or 5 800 If not PAID
within the first three months.
NJ DAVENPORT & Co.
ABERDEEN Mss FEB. 2Nn, 1862.
DR.. NJ DEAVENP ,RT, EnlToR AND PRoPRIEToR
CALVIN J. NEAL( prp,1spFps
p BEL, PEEBIESS
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DIR. A. n. JONES
HAS REMOVED TO ropes HOTEL is
MBUS, MISSISSIPPI

COLUMBU S, MISSISSIPPI
VI HERE he may at all times be found by those "A.
wv wish his professional services. This certrit"
cation will much improve his facli es for atterSan
the emergencies of the city practi, e. He has rers1
" received from Philip Schieficli Haines Co "
New York, for his use in the practice stocI !,
ENTAzA s,.GE MEDICINES,
decidedly the neatest and most reliable article of ~,
cine ever brought this market. He is fully pror
ded with instruments and appliances for examining IN
to diseases and for operating most of the ills and
deormties that present themselves in the practice -
medicine.
successful practice of his profession for more TIA,
twenty years III this city, he hopes Is the only referne,
he need make.
DIR. A. n. Jones has no connexion with the D-r.
business carried at the sign of the " Neqro and No.
tar by James Jones Jr., q Co, and desires that n,
patrons would not annoy that firm by making INQUIRE,
oil, leaving messages with them, for him. C,I,
made at his office at Pores Hotel or left at the sm
OF Messrs. Lampkin q Whitfield, will ALWAYS me,
with prompt attention.
Dr. Jones is prepared to receive and treat all CASE,
of chronic disease at his sick rooms in Columbus :
Female ills requiring daily attention, and the use Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS affections, and cases requiring
course of dieting preparatory to surgical operations
can be cured when submitted to his in his hospt
al rooms that would defy the combined skill Of the
medical profession under the imperfect system Of nurs
ing and dieting incident to a country practice. This
arrangement will afford many facilities for treating
chronic arising among the negroes plant.
ations rigid system of dietetics and regular daily
medical attention may be secured TO such cases at
much less expense than usual while the prospect Of
cure viii be greatly advanced.
Competent nurses, male and female, are in attend
ance and no demand shall be made upon him for Thu
kind of hospital practice that shall not be efficiently
met. Connected with his sick rooms, he has bahin,
establishment for the treatment of his patients an
the premises is spring of strong Chaybeate water
Columbus, July 10, 1851. 25:I
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Pianos and Figac Furniture.
j. WONELSDOREE.

INFORMS the public that he has made an arrange
| ment with one of the most celebrated Piano man
ufactores in the United States by which he will be
abled to supply the people of Columbus and the
rounding country, with Pianos of the best quality fresh
from the hands of the makers The instruments offer
tone, and will be sold small advance on the New
York prices. They WILL also, be put in tune by Pro-
fessor Markstein, before delivery, without any add-
tional charge to the purchaser He has on hand, at
present. two excellent instruments and will receive a
further supply navigation opens. Persons
desiring Pianos ofany peculiar style can be accomo-
dated in due season by calling and leaving their orders
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for them
selves ]. WOMELSDORFF.
Sept. 9th, 1851. So: 14t.
N. Bile also continues to keep on hand and for
SALE good supply OF Cabinet Furniture, consisting OF
fine dressing and plain Bureaus. Bedsteads, WASH
stands, Chairs, Mattresses, Looking glasses, &c.
/ w.
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CLIREHUGH'S
rs icOpherGRs; or Patent Hedica ted
COMPOUND,

| THOUSANDS have testified to the entire recovery
OF their hair after having lost it for years. and at
various periods of life. No mater how thin or weak
coarse, dry harsh the hair NAV be- it will be restO
red to soft, glossy, healthy and luxurious crop, the
lrIcoPherous. be regularly applied. Those who have
been threatened with premature gray hair have BY the
Incopherous not only stopped their progress, but had
their hair changed to its original color The compo-
sition of the Trcopherous differs entirely and com.
pletely from every other article for similar PURPOSE
as II is not intended merely to anont the hair but
applicable to the skin, and to act through it, on the
nerves, blood-vessels and absorbants connected with
the root or bulb Of the hair The certain preservs-
ton OF the hair and its color is thus guaranteed to all
who will adhere to the directions advice of Mr. CHI
rehugh The prescribed use of the Tricopherous has
been found certancure for all diseases OF
the scalp whether in children or adults Souri, dan:
drift and other thrown off by the skin, even
IN It's most healthy state disappear under the efuence
OF the Trcopherous, leaving the skin clear, healthy
and active.
The Trcopherous, from its irritant and bistering
principle has proved to ladies' invaluable restoa-
hve where the hair has fallen off from the seams or
divisions being overstraned or too tightly tied where
the hair has become weak from confinement, or from
any other cause peculiar to the female constitution;
and Its occasional will preserve the hair to the last
period of life.
The public are cautioned against base and delete.
rous counterfeit advertised and sold under the same
name Its only virtue is being sold at 25 cents. The
total destruction and loss of the hair has, in every In
stance, followed its USE
Read Clirehughs Treaties on the HAIR acccmps-
nying each bottle
Principal Office, l79, Broadway, where advice is
gwen by Mr. Clirehugh on all diseases connected with
the growth of the hair
For sale in Columbus by
Dec. u, 1851. ASSN TAYLOR g. MCCARTHY.
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j. E. WALSCHILD,


COLE agent for Leuchete & Newton's New Patent
~ ed Silver:sring Piano Fortes. These Pianos are
now used, in the North, in preference to all other
struments, on account of the Improvement by the
STRINGS, which are made after the new method OF
GatUdnopasttc having fine, pure beIl-hke they
keep free from any rust, and stay tune much longer
than the steestrng Instruments and therefore would
De particularly well suited in the country, where the
instrument cannot be tuned so often
Just received new Siver-string Pianos, Octavos
which offered for sale moderate and accoanoda.
ting terms, and warranted for several years.
Also-Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Accordeons, Music
DC, &c. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
5PianoS and other Instruments tuned and repaired
April 10th, 1852. Il-Iy
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M DOWELL HOUSE.
HOUSTON, MISSISSIPPI.

HOUSTON, MISSISSIPPI.
THE subscriber has permanently located HIMSELF as
"a tavern keeper, in the well known house, called
the Houston Hotel, in Houston, Chckasaw coun-
ty, Miss formerly kept by Capt. r. e. Steele. Pr
ces in accordance with the times.
After eiuht wears practice in the business, shall
try to have clean sheets tabecloths, plates, knives
forks &C. Few servants but good and attentive, with
everything on the table that this back country affords
So people sustain and will try to Keep good
house Call and see for yourselves. | have, also
the best stables attached the premises that aer in
Houston.
N B-Horses and vehicles to hire at moderate pri-
ees so no passengers can be detained longer than
they wish. ii. McDO" ELL.
Dec. 90, 1851. AK
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DUkEDuM, KY, April ?, 1851.


GEsTs-Your Vermifuge has been performing such
wonderful in this neighborhood, that cannot
refrain from writing to you and informing you ot one
that has occurred recently. grown negro woman
who had been unable to work. and was in poor health
several months, by advice took vals of YER
mifuge, and in day-within twelve hours after
wards--she began to void worms, SOME of enormous
size. The number passed would scarcely be credited
by any one who did not know the facts; her master
thought there certainly hundred and fifty or
two hundred. VIM. TAYLOR.
Haywood Co., TENN, January, 1851.
BY common consent, A. B. Fahnestock's Vermi-
uge is acknowledged to be standard article in this
section of country, and if our opinion any
good purpose, freely say that, consider it much
the best Vermuge in use we prescribe it regularly
r practice, and with almost uniform success, and
sell of it than of any all other similar pre-
parations put together. HOWELL & TURNER.
Druggists and Physicians.
SALvTsA, KY, January ~, 1851.
A. B. Fahnestock's Vermifuge-having used this
remedy for the last ten years in large and extensive
practice, can confidently and unhestatngly recon-
mend it the most safe and certain anthelmintic ev-
er offered to the public. ROBERT a. NELSON, MD
HAYWOOD Co., Tenn, Feb'ry A, 1851
hereby certify, that of my servants, woman
about thirty years old sick and under the care of
skilul doctor, and continued to get worse, when
induced to believe that she under the iniu-
of worms. | sent to Woodville, and procured
some of your Vermifuge from Mr.. G. II. Bradford
and gave her, which expelled the greatest guam
tty of l saw, after which She entirely re-
covered L. S. MACKLIN.
TIPPAH Co, II S., Janu'ry 90, 1851.
GENTS Il have used your Vermfuge for several
years, and well pleased with its effects. | have
frequently seen from fifty to as high four hundred
and seventy five long worms come from child from
taking it. l believe none is superior to it.
J. B. ELLIS, II. D.
For sale by JAMES BLAIR,
Also by TAYLOR g. MCCARTHY and J. JONES & Co.
Oct. %, 1851 3S:x Columbus, Miss
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weekly Packet for Mobile.

THE FINE FLRST Glass PASSENGER STEAMER,
Jenny LIND, GEO w. CLOUDS, II. =
j Master HENRY JAYNE, Clerk asazSzsssz-zz14
will run a regular packet during the season.
mencing with the first rise in the river, leaving Mo
bile every Wednesday evening at O'Clock, arriving
at Columbus on Friday evening. Returning-will
leave Plymouth during the night of Friday, Westport
Saturday at O'Clock a. m Columbus at a. NJ, and
arriving in Mobile Tuesday morning.
The Jenny Lind is first class boat, has been fully
overhauled the past and put in complete order
This steamer being i'll the interest of the planters
will with the view of serving their interests and
all engagements for freight passage may be relied
on. A plan of the cabin will be kept at our office
where berths can be engaged
HALE & MURDOCH
Columbus, Sept. u, 1891. 3JS Agents
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NEW OARR1Ag@ SHOP
WOLFINGTON & GOTKINS,
Lliain Street-ia front Of the Columbus FOundersJ
COLUMBUS, MISS,

/ AVING associated themselves togeth- EKE>
LII er as partners, for the purpose OF con- ts5SfF
Quoting the above business, and having
prepared themselves with large and CommodiOus
Ware-room and other large shops, are now prepared
to make to order, any kind of work in their line Of
business that their friends and may wish
purchase. They viii keep constantly on hand an
sorment of Buggys and other articles for SALE low m
cash
Having first selected personally, and bought their
material at the North, will enable them to sell work
lower than it has been sold in this market heretofore
All work warranted to be equal to any built in
this section of country They also, made arrange.
ments, while in New York, with large Carriage
Dealer to send them any kind of Carriages that their
friends may wish them to order. They have card Of
about 80 engravings of different kinds of Carriages,
with the No., style and price of each article attached
that there be difficulty in obtaining Just the
article ordered.
All kinds Of repairing and Job Work done Aa
with neatness and dispatch. Call and see 49,
Feb Z, 1852. ~