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a N additional quantity Of Salt, Molasses
"A Rectifed Whiskey, Old Cognisc BRANDY
Mackerel, Philadelphia Porter, Leaf Lard !
small Kegs, Candles, Havana Sugar, bes
Spanish Cigars, Bagging g. Rope for sale chea.
for cash.
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III AS nowin store the fiilowing, with many
d u other articles in bis hne, which he offers
cheap for cash,
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
n. o. Brown Sugar, Old and neR crop,
Coffee, Molassee,
SILT, in 4 and 2 bushel Sacks,
Nails and iron assorted,
Coniac, Peach, and Apple Brandies,
Old Rye and double rectificd ~ hiskey,
Supertiae eastern Flear,
Bacon hams,
Lard, Mess and Prime pork,
Chneee, Potatoes, Almonds,
laisine, Picked oysters, put up at Nor
folk, Va, superior article.
Cigars from very fine to common.
Sioar, giRger spices,
Stone ware &c.
Old Madeira, Pure Juice,
Port and Sherry Wines in casks and
bottles, by the dozen,
Mountain Malaga, by the cask.
Claret assorted, &c
Columbus, Feb. u, 1867
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RTHOsE indebted to the subscriber viii
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lied to act forme and settle such claims during
my absence. J. S. TAFT.
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TTAS JUST RECEf I'D the following
1880. uhich. together with his pre-.
Il us sock 81 Iia,i5. hs offers cheap for cash.
gyleclnna Recafed WhiskeY
New 1ngland Rum.
Cuaiae, Peach and Apple Bganoies,
EIalasses, n. o. Sugar "a and new crop
liy ne hhd. OF barres
lilo Coiiee,--A cstern -Four,
10hbls. Pure Cider Vinegar,
fSansenaond Oysters u II. gal. jars,
Salt, Lanp OIL lTinter9
Raisins. Palner's Popgla,
Daee1 haEns-3aggiEg end Rope,
srices, Pepper end Ginger,
Gf.c-as e hlalaga Wines by the barrel,
C.4 siat.s;fa, Port and Sherry Wines Pr
Ike casy OF dozen,
Chateaa Slarzaax and St Juliel Claret
81 Che 9ozens
Assorted Cord ais by the barrel.
Columbus, may %, 1889. Siu
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Augusta

NOTES 70 TRAVELLERS CONG NORTH.
YTyHIs splendid Line 81 iouT horse Post.
Coaches IS ii successful operation and
runs daily between Montgomery Ala. and Al.
glsta, Geo. Passengers can be assured Of
more comfort aud expedition 81 their line than
any other now running to Augustus The COM
pary have spared neither pains nor money q
procure the best Troy built Coaches excellent
and wen trained Horses, experienced, sober and
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times craving monopoly, passengers VIII be
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seeing line, where thew win at al times have q
preference on the Peoples line for. Augusta.
This line runs torfy-five miles on the Angus.
ia and Athens Rail Road; which win land pas,
sengcTs in Augusta. ahead Of the Mail Line
several hours. GEO. w. DENT.
Agent for the Company.
Office Montgomery, Ala.
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,V.EW GOODN,

THHE subscribers have received by recent
u arrivals splendid assortment of
Staple slnd Fsllacy Dry Goods,
embracing all the new styles of the latter; to
gcther with a large assortment of
Fla 3, Roots. shoes aud Clothing.
Also, rs and A Lowell cotton and Brown
and bleached Domestic, Hardware, Crockery
and Glass ware, together with their former
stock, makes Their assortment equal to any in
Columbus, which they respectfully invite their
friends and the public to examine
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Volume Sinh Nel0 Series) Of the Rural
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An BOXES Sperm Candles for sale by the
M Box or less quantity. Apply at the Co
lumbus Drug Sore, Min Street.
may l5.-35f G. HILL.
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g practice Medicine r So, ~ -
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noNA sURJECT DEnPLY INTEEsT.

ar ON SUBJECT DE EPLY INTEEST-
ING TO MANY.-Snce the publication Of little private
veneree Disease he designed originally for those
who wished have private, well as speedy and conve
mode cureD 1t has been lot TO witness
examples these diseases, arising chiefly from the
duce give portion OF ms expressly to consultation
not by means agreeable to enter
myself upon ad vertsirg s-yet the importance OF the
subject together with the difficulty of making my practice
known ia any other way led this Perhaps
which give intense degree OF su
ering mnd there which require greater
owledge and exrerisnce combined with strict in
egry, who consulted on them. And when fur
reflected that venereal Diseases ii net thoroughly
constitution. do confne themselves
them but extend The virtuous and
Innocent appear every OF sense that these COM
plants time and talent best ply
cans asking great share OF confidence
a subect deep interest, pedent that
houla give the ground which seek
this For these though lbeg to that
in addition being graduate OF Edinburgh member OF
ofthe Pvae Treatise written expressly dis OF this
nature have testimonial letters IRON the greatest
geoas Europe the most eminent IN America, Dr. Mott
New York. Dr. Physick OF Phade pha and these
be seea who wishes IT, would therefore only
add that who by the post otherwise consult
will the faithful attention of OF much experience
and knowledge in this department OF diseases
JOSEPH RALPH, D., SO Courtandt st.
For those residing distance, little chest containing
in the lid kept price sl2 This forwarded every
the Un ted States and astonishing those who have it,
observe with what ns eertaay they themselves
oven aftrr they had failed b, various other means
further of the "Pryate Volume may be in
ether columa OF this paper. a20-3m
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From the Baltimore American I

--LATEST FROM THE PAcIFIc.-The brio Serepe
Cooksey arrived at this port today from Vaparaiso
bringing to the Exchange Reading Room Valparaiso
papers to the Sd March inclusive They contain bur
little additional information in relation to the war be-
tween Chill and Peru which was still carried on. and
with but little prospect of termination while the
present administration of Chill existed. The govern
ment OF the latter country was very unpopular and
revolution was thought TO be not far distant fleet
fitting out at Valparaiso, and to sail in few
days against the Peuvians.
We have conversed with gentleman who came
passenger in the Serene who states that the report
of the blockade of Valparaiso received by vessel at
New York from Buenos Ayres, no doubt arose
from the circumstance of the Governor of Valparaiso
refusing to allow an English brig bound TO Peru to de-
part on some pretence or other. The Commodore Of
the British squadron lying there sent the brig TO sea
on his own responsibility, and the affair was after
wards adjusted, the General Government dapproving
of the act of the Governor of Valparaiso The gen.
tleman above alluded TO altogether dscredits the New
York report Of the blockade.
The Serene left at Valparaiso U. s. Ship North
Carolina, Commodore Ballard and u. s. Ship Lex
ington, Captain Clack, for Talcahuana, soon.
List of Officers attached 10 the U. S. Ship Licking
ton, at Valparaiso on the Sd March:
JOHN Fl. CLAcK, Esquire, Commander.
James Noble, lst Lieutenant.
John b. Cutting, I'd do.
John l. GLEASON, Sd do.
Burnett Shepard, 4th do.
Henry s. Coulter, Surgeon.
William P. Zantznger, Purser.
S. Wilson Kellogg, Assistant Surgeon.
James Madison Fraey, Acting Master.
Benjamin f. Shalluck, Passed Midshipman.
Francis E. Baker, Midshipman.
Robert Poinsett Lowell, do.
p Courtlandt Van Wyck, do.
Thaddeus X. Perlee, do.
William c. Zanzinger, Captains Clerk.
Charles Postemski, School master.
Patrick Dee, Carpenter.
Henry Bacon, Sailmaker.
William Burton, Acting Gunner
VIM. M. Cooper, Acting Boatswain.
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~ PKIyATE IMEATlsE; se0N VEN

sLEE2 .l,
especially tor those who require Prvne well as
s.s Ss Psss ssrs Of ss but
(which may be had alone wished or nea in the Nd Of
] S :s' and
peie there occasion whatever 10 make second person
Sous,ia Il be preferred however the author nay
be consulted confdentzy post otherwise, and the
would be scarcely possible 10 express satisfaction this
te beck affords all who are .sasanted viz H. for be.g
Of many persnce and one also who hon
ored WITH testimonial from The hgh' surgeons 70 ku.
and Dr. Physck Of Phadelphiais directions are followed
this little volume no, only are The derep, kinds Of
described with Panne but the cure OF those other and
bits Of ie age nc Is ass given with great
those whose health and spirits are almost broken dswn Tor
To every man Of must Ne evident tina, nothing can be
uswse thas TO trust himself 20 any OF sose Boosting
those varying circumstances Indeed Is to boss, chiefly,
os also
the anxiety mind and great incurred ~ these de
nothing Is more common than ris,ure consequence
Now structure, not removed by proper means the mo
ws,ss Il areousny .gs where seher the patient the
doctor suspects Moreover this isrbe stage Of. dc
advertising persons There are these Cor instance pre-
tend 10 cure gee, arising from this cause with boz q
the physc In the world would never cure structure For
ious 70 PLAIN easy and In ,h
he succeeded mocompeiey Many have consulted him
ON structures who perfectly astorshed at the and
auckness with which thew cured having for years tried
Indeed, under the authors mode
ofsment, nothing more safe and easy than the esre 81
structures.
The remaining chapters eftbs little volume the sub.
lee, az vsp~rra disease properly called IN which every
ymptom from very FIRST beginning down TO its most
elected FORM stated with the utmost elearncss IN al they
stages The will he to be exceedingly easy and
efecus that with the assistance OF the little chest
one nav undertake with perfect safety In these chap
srs sso will be found facts detailed upon The effect Of
cid ain children Many Who are abort To mar
rv or married have families, wiz md some deeply In
,sres,ins ex fla -aiions on this subject
Prize o. The Chest and Book complete, siaoo The Book
Letters on consultation addressed to the author:
aeo-3m DR. RALPH. 80 Couruandtst New York
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,t :, 25e spring Hpd@on Arrsngemesss
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taught will be the same pracced by the subscriber for the
last years, with such copete Husdreds Of per-
this city and the adjoining country have experences
is benefits and testified TO Us complete efficacy curing the
will he refunded.
Terms-From SIS TO sioo The INDECENT cured gratis For
further information, apply 70 the subscriber ~ the Institute
nhy etier post paid
Circulars 6e had by applying sbsve, containing
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DisAsrER.-Sloop Hornet from New York for Troy,
WIN valuable cargo Of groceries and dry goods, was
oapsizea IN sqaail at p NJ, Friday, off Newburg,
ana sunk immediately SO that only the top Of her mast
was ABOVE wafer The crew escaped, except
who was killed by ahogshead of molasses rolling across
the deck, and went down with the vessel
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ITO sEAMEN.-The auenties Of sesnen particularly
requested 10 advertisements In other psr o. his pa.
per Of HUNTERS RED DROP Tor vs+-s-sL The mede Of
Ne peculiar 10 RENDERS particularly necessary Tor
them 10 find ont medicine that will mmedseiy and al
low them to proceed their voyage instead o. being sent 70
suffer In h0spita-such medicine hunters nea Orop.
Price per bottle Az genuine viii have the signature o.
DR. H. Levison OF wheu he obtained al Division street.
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AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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Beachers', PAPER Makers, Gunpowder Manufacturers
Hattars Calico Printers, and Paaiers' Articles, Oils, Win
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Instruments, &C. for sale cheap.
GROCER ARTICLES.
Tea Sponge, coarse and fine
Nutmegs Ssltpetre
Mace Carrsway Seeds
Indigo Snuff, Maccaboy
CASTLE Soap do Scotch
Gloves Stoughtons bitters
Cinnamon Sup Carb. Soda
CAYENNE Pepper Black Lead
Pepper Sauce, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes Stoarbridgc Fire Brick
Starch COrks
Rotten Stone Cassa Buds
Liquorce Ball Castor Oil in Bottles
.th Brick Alcohol
Saleratus Copperas,
Fig Blue Epson Salts
Powdered Ginger and Root Flour Supher
White Lead, dry and in oil Ink in bottles
Jamaica Ginger Lnaicer Matches
Alum Carb Ammonia
Oil Peppermint and other Britt Lustre
Essential Oils Olive Oil ia baskets
Isinglass, Russia Soda for washing
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Fall do do Neasfo0t
Summer do da Olive, or Sweet
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FAMILY MEDICINES,
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