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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
" aiChes, 5eweli'y. camps,

Plated Hare, Military Goods, Pistols, sc.
I'D q A. CAMPBELL, No. 10 BALTIMORE
IA. srRErr, BALTIMORE. invite the attention OF
dealers aud purchasers IN thcir Inc To tl,r asnri-
menl oi the abnve nancd GOODS, winch they offer
at WHOLESALE on as good terms and at as lar
prices rs they can be procured IA INV oRK Pun
AnfLruIA, ct elsewhere. Their stock a Guods are
Of then oaa dirtet imPo'titop and have been care
fully selected tom tlr ENGIisu * FRrNcu Manu-.
FAcromrs, by one OF the firm IN person
They have made arrangements with tic houses of
NJ J. Tobias x Co. and Harrison, to keep ON hand
constantly supplies of GOLD aud SILVER LIE.
NEkS and MOVEMENTS of all descriptions oi
then nauui 'ctuie.
Ia the selection of their JE.WtLRY and pJA
TED WARE particular care has been observed
y. Il. Dcalois are requested to call and examine
then stock OF Goods.
Baltimore, OF. : :,
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teman. distinguished by grace and briiliaucy of
style as writer, ms extensive literary iniormaion
and his accurate acquaintance with the Classics l
have no doubt that in any literary employment reoni
ring these qualifications, he could render accent.
Bile service TO the Public. ROBT Y. HAYNE
For terms, &c. see separate advertisements
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VERY VALUABLE llsON PROPERTY
Tor SAFE at .sHCfiOll.

p ford Iron Company 10 the subscribers, On the
l5b day OF AnRutt Lass, viii be sold At public
uon. At the furnace Of The said Company the
county of Campbell on Monday the e9ili day Of De
tubef next,
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Main street. Lyuchburg, sa.

AFFERS an entirely new aud well selected as
~ sorfmrnt of
Hardware, Gallery, Guns, saddicry, ae. a' tsich-
niond prices, for cash approved credit,
In puFt of, ,c follow ia. artisfes1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
tdl"abie Stock If Gods,
VT AHIatEEeN.

IA Nu q HEVISs
'E'HE subscribers being desro,ls of closing their
4 mercantile business, as expcditiousy ms possi-
ble will otitr for SALE their store house in Iber-
~ ON "Wednesday the 9th day of October, 1893 to
the highest bidder their entire STOCK of GOODS
consisting of
staple y Fancy Dry Goods,
Suitable to the approaching season;
Groceries, Hardware 4 Cutlery Hats, Shoe,
Don,cs'ics, Ac. sc.
fhey respectfully invite the attention of the public
to TINS sllc as II wall certainly take place. and they
have many very desirable Articles which vii
be sold IN parcel, to sun The merchant and consu.
mer. WI also he sold II the same time and rlace
our STORE house., which Is as desirable
Tor u mercantile stand rs an, in thus place.
Terms-For the stock OF goods a credit Of six
months viii be given on all over five dollars
on all sums of6ve dollars and under ca >h viii be,c.
qnled. For the stoe house, the terms will be
made known on the day ofsalc.
DAVIS Il PHILLIPS.
OCT IDS
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n GSsRST .YEEE,

and an excellent additional Water Site fof anoihe
Furnace Mil, ol o'hcr manulactot-Also,
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20 CARPENTERS - BRICK LAYERS.
fENllE BUILDING OF THE BRICK CHU RCH,
q III the ntighborhood Of Col. Cornelius Sales.
Amherst county va. will be let. ut Cash's school
house miles North East of the BufaIoe Springs
on Wednesday l7th Ocl. BY order OF The building
Committee. JOSHUA {. TlNSLE1, Sec.
October At
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Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian of The S. Caro-
iIna College, being about to quit Columbia, | dcsile
To say
That as a literary man. acquainted with books IN
the various departments of Literature generally
and AS faithful and dgenl officer 1t win be
difficult 10 I'LL his place with any one equally well
bhal'hed His printed Catalogue Of the books in
tilal Library Will fully confirm tins character.
lie has, Tor some years pas, conducted the Edl-
lor'a department OF the "TeIescope" IN tins town
with acknowledged ability and in that capacity he
rs well known to the public generally.
hateyer he THINKS fit TO undertake. in The way of
literary pursuit. he is likely to perform with credit to
himself and to the work he may be engaged in.
th'nE II right on his departure, TO this much
IN favor of The attanmcnts OF a gentleman whom |
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER. M.D.L.L.D.
Columbia, $. Caro'iaa.
IRON Gen. RoGert Y. Haync, lately ScRatorofMc L.
$. and Governor of.S CaroApa.
Ed. w Johnston Esq has for some time pas, been
the Editor oithe Columbia Telescope and .iL,ari-
an OF ;. Carolina College. Duiing ti,at period le
has written much in our Periodicals. He rcn.
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Oct. 1
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CoMMissloNER's OFF,

Campbell {. H., Va, October LIST 1888.
The parties interested in The above cause Will
take notice, that have appointed The 1lth day OF
JANUARY next, TO Lake the accounts directed BY the
foregoing derree--at Which time they are required
10 appear al my Office, wi h their accounts vouch-
ers aud copies OF court papers, prepared for examine
I ION and SeIIlru,ept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03
EsAaseasiae'S
EACH Ss3sge ts7@ -E0Stes'g e9Nce,
DIruNnND EtpcIxI,
VIRGINIA.

nT Unprecedented Luck at Fortunes Home 20
Ticket Nos II 90 80, the highest Grand Capital OF
S25 600 sent TO gentleman in alssIssippi
Ticket Nos. II 81 3d. the Grand highest Capital of
So OOD sold to n gentleman in Richmond.
Also, IL 26 33;a snug prize Of $500, oil sold
in the Maryland State Lottery, aud paid as usual at
sight by bio0En H.
NJ Nothing unnsnal- bigger ul,eays ahead CO
Another Capital of 81 900 sold Fortunes Lounge.
Drawn numbers Of the Virginia Wheeling Lottery Ex-
ira, No. ?
80 70 Is g. 43 80 IS II 70 GO 40 IS
Ticket Nos As 81 ~ the highest Capital of $4,000,
sold al the counter to gentleman from the country and
will be bald as usual at sight by BIGGER.
TO the Alexandria Lottery Glass No. for the Il 2i III,
friends and patrons Tie tickets in this splendid Lot
terry Gas will be below only S2o which viii Sc
cure chance for of the grand prizes OF Sooo9o'
25 900, 5000 or 10000 The tickets are in great de-
mand he therefore, requests them TO forward lheif or
ders without delay. ,,,
nj Let it be remembered, that Bigger has sold lhe
highest Capitals which have been sold IN the Cy WIN
in the last ten months Capitals over $2ooo nave
orca, INV Nv BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03
FOR TIE ENQUIRE r

FIuyANNA, Feb. 2oth, 1888.
We are requested State that poll will be held at the
next election, for Col JAMES MAGRuDEE, to represent
the County of Fuvannu in the Legislature 1t is scarce
Is necessary remark that he has been, and is still
warm, uniform and consistent supporter Of Democratic
Republican prncipes-and although in the main he is
supporter Of the present Administrations yet his prn
ci2es compel him TO entertain views and sentiments in
direct hostility the Sub Treasury scheme, which he
deems mpoic, nnwse, and highly detrimental to the
dearest interests of the people of these United Sates-
With Mr. Rvess bill! he entirely comedies, and 10 which,
it elected, he will give his most cordial support.
In making this nomination, we feel it due to the
Colonel TO state, that is done without mis- knowledge
or consent But we feel confident in asserting that,
from knowledge of his patriotism and zeal in The
cause of Democracy, shuuld he be elected, although
the duties Of the Office would to him. be attended with
considerable personal sacrifices yet they will find him
ever ready and wiling regardless of SELF to yield rea
dy obedience 10 the wishes Of his fellow citizens
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03
.7nOther of Biggcrs .farOrue Schemes. -
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NO. q

For 1885 To be drawn in Aexundrla, Saturday, @4Ih
March, IS35-75 No Lottery, ID drawn out
GRANp CAPITALS.
/ Prize each Of 100000, $25,GoO, $4,000, SlO,0OO1
80 600 s. O0O 81 500 S7O0O $4,000, $4,000 $4,000,
$1,000 81 500 222O and 50 ,OOO-5 prizes each of
81 ,GOO and 81 5OO5O prizes each Of $780, $780, $500,
$500, and $500, &c, &c Lowes,2 No. Prize $40; LIST
drawn ballot S2l Cd, 3d. 4lh 9Th 90 Cub, 9Th, 9Th,
9th or 10Th IT, llth, l2,h, 18th, l4lh or 18th IL.
Tickets 500, shares in proportion.
Bigger respectfully requests his friends and patrons
convenience and his arrangements are such that
whose orders reach him before the day OF drawing
can be disappointed
Bigger has sold and paid at sight the last week no
less than six capital prizes and the old established fo7
,uus,s Lounoe in full torrent Of triumphant success
~ m - az the grand CAPITAL of $4,000
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correct. Their mole is hereunto annexed, which you
Will b" 50 kind as to have inserted in tho Enquirer;
"Aen rave done In Ii. lratter which can be %
interest 10 youIsefpT the public which has entirely
g!o"n Oh: q: the lame port vi The debate on that &C.
caslon. Very respectfully,
Your ohedlent servant,
AUGUSTUS A. CHAPMAN
The undersigned Members Of the House Of Delegates
heard the remarks made by Mr. Chapman of Monroe in
reply to MIR Bolts, in the debate which occurred the
election Of an Executive Councillor and have also
the Gard Of MIR Chapman in the Enquirer Of Saturday,
The 2lh rlt-and have hesitation saying, that the
Gard contains The substance if not the precise WORDS Of
Tho reply Of MIR. Chapman that occasion.
RosERT J. PorLsoN,
ALFRED J. VAUGHAN,
HouLDER HuDGiSs,
JAMES II. Cox,
ALEXANDER NEWMAN,
JouH RIPLEY,
THOMAS S. KEEN,
Il. DEsKiSs.
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And eight Capitals Of $4,000 each, are ie" OF the
leading capitals sold aid paid usual with BIGGER, at
sight The same good fortune and prompt pay await
ali those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGERs.
" Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in az
cases the original Managers) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded consequently not liable to any mistake on
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at SIGHT, the moment the drawings are receVed
NJ Please address THO B. BIGGER,
M,,cb3 I95-tf1 Richmond Va.
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MANY VOTERS
New ORLEANS, Feb. 90

New ORLEANS, Feb. ~.
TExAs.-By the brig Opelousas Capt. Collins arriV-
ed last evening from Vera Cruz we have information
of the sailing Of Mexican feet for the purpose of
bockadng the ports of Texas The fleet consisted OF
one ship one brig, and two schooners they left Vera
Cruz the 9th inst The Opeousas brings papers and
dispatches for the Mexican minister Tranquility pre-
vailed at cra Cruz.
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AN ACT eAnmsing The hims Of holding me Circuit Snpe

nor COURTS gf Tie C0HR7y Q! fl0TN.
Be it enacted By tie Gcusrat dsstLty, That the Cir.
cu, Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the County
of Floyd, shall hereafter be held the 26h day Of
March, and the 2Glh day Of August instead Of the time
now required by law.
find be il further enacted That nothing herein con.
TIMED shall operate discontinue or nvadae any pro-.
cess issned any rccognsance taken, notice given
before the CONNIE Of this act, but every such
process recognsance and notice given taken or return
abe 10 any term u The Court aforesaid which, as the Ia
now is would have occurred after the commencement oil
this ac shall be construed and held, and shall in like
manner avail if given, taken, made reurnabe 10
the term substituted therefor by The provisions OF this ec
This net shall be in fnrce from The passing thereof:
act changing the time Of holding the Circuit Superior
Courts Of The County of Floyd, passed The twentieth
day of February, eighteen hundred and th'riyeighl'
Given under my hand This 2:hi February, 1855
GEORGE W alUNFORD, &. H. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

The Card of Mr. Bolts, which appeared IN TIE hnqn'I
er of Thursday requires Of passing no'ice winch
would have been unnecessary had not that caro- chageo
Thai had chosen to make reply through the public
urints. which did make the floor OF The House.
1t will be recolecied. That The remarks drawn from me
on that occasion Qhe election of al Executive COUNCIL
norer> vee in reply to remarks deby Mr.. Tunstal
and mot in reply to General BayIy. Mr.. Tunso!I con-
sderd them as fair offset, and took no exceptions 10
them. Mr. Bolts who TO be the especial and Pc
cniar guardian of the Wing party nj the suggestion OF
me. That reply, MIR. Bolts acknowledges was not in
tended be personal but merely re,ort courteous
retorled upon MIR Boltsand which retort was mic no
ed to he in the spirit in which his was conceivsu
ibe that spirit what it mighty twice replied 70 sit
Bolts the latter of which contained in my oalo ~
the Enquirer of the Oath uIt., and which Mr. oo''s 'e
MES was made upon the floor Of the House.
Knowing that TINT Card contained sntstanna"y my
repy without increase or dimnulion applied 10 lew
friends who so, near me tina, occasion 10 whelhsF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

On motion of Mr. FAULKNER, tho I'LL concerning the
Holidays Cove Turnpike Company, which had passed
the Senate sonr!Dc will! amendments was taken
mp. The House Of Delegates ogreed TO the FIRST aud
disagreed to tie Senate second amendment, hlr. f.
moved the Senate 10 Eccede from their amendment
Agreed TO-
On motion of Mr. BLAND, the bill to legalza the cree
ton Of dam by Samuel Clemens across The Yves, Fork
river taken up, und being amended in the preamble
on motion Of MIR B was passed
Mr.. HARrIE nuvcd 10 take up the bill concerning
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. The House
OF Delegates having disagreed to the Senales second
amendment, which brings the Company under the ge.
neral law, upon The subject of Railroads.
MIR. Mc*luLiES moved 10 insist upon the Senate
amendment
Messrs: lAHvlE, ELLIS, BRAxroS and SMITH Of K.
opposed the motion; and Messrs SMITH of c. and NASH
were in favor OF it, and decided in The affirmative
ayes Is, noes IL.
The SPEAKER laid before the SENATE communca.
ton from the President of The james River and kanaw.
La Company was laid on The table
MIR. ELLIS give notice, that he should on Wednesday
next, call up his resolutions in relation 10 banking
On motion Of MIR. HuNroS, the Senate adjourned
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MARRIAGES

Married on the 18th inst by tho Rev. John Cook Mr. SAMUEL
H. CAMrsELL OF Caroline, Miss o. A. ~ E. only Luush,e,
OF Edward W. kiu5Ioush ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

~ We are authorized 10 state, that DAVID CrL
Rrrrsoy will be candidate The ensuing election L
represent the county Of Scott in the House OF De!egate
at The next session of The General Assembly Of Vrgi
mia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

FTER experiments thu nas oSe aoe " p
IA pare Chemical Biaesns, after the Ia'an rasou x"
in an eminent all the qualities so long anu afnehy
es;r nv lhc consumers the article preserves the leather
go ,,mli lo,.h will not soil the whItcst canbrc
and will Keep free from mould snd perfectly
soft. ,,.-..Lo, Ia. h.., .o,,.o or los.
;I xcndrr in consequence Of its liability 10 mould, and to
bo hard and uni. All this loss con be avoided BY pro-
ony OF tho Chemical Bae!ing, which the subscriber Will
S,b wholesale rsui at his maaufac,oy II street. shoekoS
in ii, %! hnad IN P. AUGUST, SgeEt.
Oct 81 1'-I"Io",
q OUlSA LAND FOR SALE-A Tract oil Lane
H. in Louisa county, 5 miles North Of the Court
House, and within two miles of the proposed LOUISE
Rail. Road containing 400 acres, about one nan OF
which is in timber On the premises are good bnldings
mill with abundance Of timber immediately contiguous.
The l s1. is sV good quality and state of
Of we'll set in clover and other grasses s
For particulars, apply to David Thomson a on me pre-
misses, or TO $40 ELL.S' p;.bz,o,J w
Feb. 81 l!3-"4"l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

DEATHS
Died. OF measles in onrico county, the sG nit
IN the 9Th Of his HoM, BrsTos Bowling and
Eliza j. StIrkc. 30 49,
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MARkETS-FRIDAY, March 2, 1898.
The ToBA Geo market continues actve without change
in price except in cuttings which are little lower-ths
range of sales is about So IA 2-to.day fine ma
nuacturing hhd sold at - l-4-Four nomnuy 81 l2.
GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
Y No change in the ,ciOlcsaic market.
o. Owing TO the stormy weather last evening. Mr..
GEORGE JoxEs Discourse upon The Drama and ils Lite.
nature, postponed 10 THIS EVENING, when it
will positively be delivered in the Capitol at 8 clock.
Admission gratis although voluntary contributions will
be- accepted for the Speaker. Boxes will be found at the
inner door, for The latter purpose.
e. sic "
"You opinion express SLOWLY and
uctanty adopted all rudces were once IN favor Of tho
Instruments another eeehled acor-nor did osuke my
old repeated opportunities OF forming opinion
equaIed those os,odart Worcester
& Durham intend however, TO give you more substantial
shortly Of the preference which give 'hem for
can, md its place take of There one very great
ron, these n'nmcn-tcre much equality their make,
them unc PLACED side by se-and them even requires good
maze choice between them They the only ns'tu
lrc manuicy however, should feel confident iha
I should get an excellent instrument
To Mr. f. r. Nash, Bookseller, Petersburg.
The Pianos alluded to above, made by Slodart. Wor-
ceser s. Durham, 10 be had of myself in Peters
burg and also of my agents, Messrs J. w: Randolph
s. Co., Richmond, and MIR. John n. NASH, Norfolk.
E. P. NASH, 3eteT: a
THNO FARMERS-5OO bushels Herds Grass Seed.
IL $50 bushels Orchard Grass Seed.
100 bushels Timothy
50 " True Italian Spring Wheat.
small supply of .uaryia"d T''ia Dutton and Early
Tuscarnra corn.
A full supply of genuine Garden Seeds for sale by
March 3 r95-3,l VIM. PALMER.
NRANK OF vlRGlNlA-A general Meeting of the,
D Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia will be held
according 10 adjournment the Cd day Of April next
A ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
March 3 95-2awtd
EYARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA. An adjourn
u ed meeting Of the Stockholders of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia will he held at their Banking house,
on Monday, the Cd day of Apr next at y o'clock
JOHN G. BLAIR, Cashier.
March 3 9o-td
TuyO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCC:-The IN.
a dersigned, having been for number OF years con-
necled with the Tobacco trade proposes TO transact
Commission Business in this city, and now tenders MS
services planters and Others as Agent Tor the sale OF
this arcle.-The knowledge which he has acquired OF
the various kinds of Tobacco, together with the very
general satisfaction which it his pleasure 10 give
during the last year, whilst acting as salesman fos
hessrs Ellis Elicit s. Co. warrcHts him IN Believing,
that those who may enlrus The sale OF their crops To-
him. will find their interest promoted to effect rn's ooI
iect nothing shalt be wanting his pat-He may os
found at the Warehouses during the hours OF breaking
and selling. and at other times at the corner tenement
adjoining The Columbian Hotel, Cary street
c. WALTHALL.
Richmond March 3, 1899. So-w3w
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o. Owing 10 the stormy weather last evening. MIR.
GEORGE JoyEs Discourse upon The Drama and ts Lite
rature, postponed 10 THIS EVENING, when it
will positively be delivered in the CAPITOL al 8 clock
Admission. gratis; although voluntary contributions will
be- accepted for the Speaker Boxes will be found at the
inner door for the latter purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03
MARKETS-FR1pAy, March , 1898

MARKETS-FRrDAy, March 2, 1898
The TOBACCO market continues nctve without change
in price except in cuttings. which little ower-ths
range of sales is abou, So il - 2-o.day fine ma
nuacu rng hid sold 50 l-4-Four nominully 81 I2.
GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
n No ehnngs in the ,ciOlcsaic market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

NDANK OF vlRGINIA.-A general Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia will be held,
according adjournment on the Cd day OF April next
A ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
March 3 90-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-03

EINARMERS' BANK OF VlRGlNlA-A An adjourn
y ed meeting Of the Stockholders of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia will he held at their Banking house,
on Monday the Cd day Of q pr next at II o'clock.
JOHN G. BLAIR, Cashier.
March Q5-td
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14

IN Iaiiaa randy fer me 1oofh-.ishs.
YEVIIE established reputation end constantly IN
g. cfeasing demand ior this eiiegiaal remedy
Of pain and pFeergatve afte teeth. la in'ueei iie
subscriber 10 offer Il % thc Amrucan pablc. Ar
Engagements have been mode % supply agenis m ai
the principal c.tes aui towns in i.r tmicd States,
~ a. 10 place it w.lln tHe reach q ihnc suffering
and likely 90 suffer wiil tbs most iaiasng Of ai
Achcs-- Tooth .lchs.
When applied acrorliav iodiTcctlon' even on Tie
bottle, u las never flicd 90 sGlr4 immediate aud
permanent relief liseo arrest. the decay % delce-
tive teeth, and relieves ihe soreness wich 81 ifc.
queniy fen8eis i strong tooth gas.ess. Tie apple
eaton and remeiy are simple, Innocent and net W.
pleasant; and iie LARGE number opeTspns N diier-
cnt seciais OF te country that have already eXpe-
reuccd such delgIlu and saiuiary effects rom he
use ofthe Balm, are ready to bear. Cor the pubic
gaodl their testimony, % "a unrivalfd qualities. II
IS an Indian remedy obisnsd singularly aud unex-
peeiedly, and may lie REGARDED by the civilized
world as the most valuable discovery Of the Red
man Of the Moods
For SaleBb SMITH & FRlERsON, Druggists,
Columbus .Mssisaypi. 10 PsIcY 81 rnR BorrLE.
II. d. MONTAGUE.
march 3. 1893. Say
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-14
Drs. Saltonstail & Knower.

HkENTISTS.-- Manufacturers Of The FRO
IL MUM Silicious Metallic Teeth from the
original recps) az manufactured by ID. G. Amber,
M. ID. Dentist OF New York, having associated
themselves together for the purpose Of practising
their profession, they would state that they have
spared no pains in making themselves acquainted
with every branch Of the profession, both practical
and theoretical, and now prepared 70 perform all
operations appcriaining to Dental surgery in the
latest and most approved scientific manner Office
ON Main street, under The Commercial Bank
N. b. Teeth inserted on gold plate from one 10
mn entire set Nov. %, tS37~q0if