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Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
ADMINISTRATION Notice,
IrilslcG's Sale.

MTOTICE IS hereby gwen thnt N pursuance OF
~ the provisions contained N deed OF tfust eH-
ecnted by James ]. PuIcr oflhe County OF Lo"n1ea
and State Of Mississippi TO me as trustee Oh ltle 7,
18Th DAY Of October 1886 10 secure TIC paylaeht y
n certain sum Of money tnerrin described % i. !
Calhoun, viii as said trustee oiIef AZ pnblic sale
for cash, before the court house dooF - W ~m' =
cotnrohus on Monday the 10Th day Of March next,
thp following described tracts OF and (Y'z:) the
north east quarter aud west halloi section numbered
nine. and the south cast quarter dissection numbered
two IN township numbered fourteen north, o. range
numbered nine cast in the Columbus Iahd dislHch
containing BY estimation six hundred ana ioF'y
acres: be The same more or less, together WIN ai
and singular the appefenances tertto y a,S wv
henno,nc and apperlainlnr, sold to satisfy the debt
intended to be secured by the decd above named
The sale viii take place between The usual hours.
ROBERT w, CARR, Trustee.
F.b. a. 1s33-33-4w Printer ile' ~ ~
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Nyontague's Balm.

IN Indian remedy for the Tooth-.4ehc.
vUNnE established reputation and constantly IN
q crcasing demand for this cflectual remedy
d rain and plescryatye 0, the teeth, has induced the
guRarriber 70 offer II TO the American public. Ar
+ noencnt. have bceu made % supply. agents n al
NM nriocDal cities and towns N The United states
50 ~ d na,e Il within the reach of those suffering
Ana bkcIy 70 suffer with this most harassing Of all
Aches Tooth Ache.
When applied according to odIrectlons gwen on me
hottie Il has never failed TO afford immediate ana
nrlnanant relief ltaso arrests the decay 10 deiec-
,ivp teeth aud relieves the soreness which 50 ire
anrntly renders strong tooth useless. The apph-
cation and remedy are simple, innocent ana moi In-
neasant; and she large number oipersons IN dlHer-
cnt sections Of tie country, thai have already eSpe
r,enccd such delightful aud salotary eiiecs rom lne
nse oftbe Balm, are ready to bear, Qor Inc pubic
mod their testimony to It's unrivaed qualities. Il
Z an Indian remedy obtained slngularly and unex-
r,.efpdiy ~ and may he regarded by the civilized
p,,nrd - the most sauable discovery OF the Red
man Of the Woods ~,
'''I For > Sale Jy SMITH s FRlERS0N, Druggists
Columbus, .u,ssissppi. b1,- PalcE 5 rLa BogE.E
H. B. MONT AGUE.
march 5, 1859 say
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10

Tn Ler;sa,u-e ofTeanezsee. at lis lase Session,
passv Law 10 suppress the sale aud use OF BOWIE
Hives Wearing tins weapon IS made mSiemea-
nor, al its use, IN any way, felony.
IisaiI. that al the eni Of the present term Of
The Spreme Court. the Attorney General of the L.
Stale. Nj. Butler, viii resign his Office. Mr.. Gil
p;n. q Philadelphia, IS spoken OF as his successor.
P,wpEk PLor IN 0LD HARyARp.-0n
Tbusday nitht Old Harvard College came near
beins exploded. \ train Of powder, which had
heenput in the Chapel, was set fire to, aud blew
otfth benches of the freshman Glass. Fine sub
iect hr the next Greek oration.-.N Y. Star.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Guardian's Sale.

WILL on Thursday the 18th day ot Apu'
i next, expose public sale IN the town Oh 20, 20.
unbus, the following described property bt'o''9'us
to the heirs of Edward kewcn deceased VIZ: ~ ~
nnnnber one. four, six and eleven, situated on the
sn,th,vpst quarter Of section number fifteen, town
Min number eighteen Of range number eighteen
west. the Joint property of said minors Also me
northeast quarter OF section seventeen, township
nnmher eighteen, of range number eighteen west
the property ,rsaid Edward j. Q. kewcn' and also al.
the northeast quarter OF section nuuber tmrty-SN,
in township number seventeen, Of range number y M
nineteen west, the property ofsaid Achilles h. Kew
on Cal in the county of Lowndesl The terms VIII
be easy and made known on the day Of sale.
ROBERT DOUBLE, Guardian,
March 10. tS3S-35-iw Pr zee - 'oI
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
JonN F. II. CLAIBORNE.
w.sn,SeroS. Te6. l3, lsas.

- :, the midst of a Row Yesterday,
n, Wise, of Virginia, read letter. at the open
40 Of the Session, originally published IN the
Tew York Courier & Enquirer, charging mem
b,r Of Congress, with having offered to sell his
and renresep,atiye influence 10 a contractor
,rhs letter was signed The Spy in Washington
and the author of it, pledged himseIfto make
rood his charge If brought to the bar oil the
House.
Wise offered resolution to arrest the "Spy IN
Vosb;nnton," Mathew l.. Davis Esq. Of New
York, and bring him before the House. de-
hate ensucd which lasted the whole day, and was
M, closed when the House adjourned. Much
excitement prevailed, and portion OF the debate
was distinguished by violence and bitterness
Every body appeared to be anxious for the lnves
,i,at,oa : bat no two could exactly agree as to
the mode in which it ought to be brought about
The manner of conducting it, will probably b'
decided on to day.
ltis said that the member charged is oflh'
Senate, and the subject, has been taken up III th'
House!! 49,,
The Senate did nothing yesterday. Mr.. Nile
of Connecticut, made long speech in deienc'
of the Sub Treasury bill, and that was all.
Yours SC.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
~ BARRY w. BENSON, Secretary Of State.
Order Number 1.

WWEAD QUARTERS, JAcKsoN' M'Ssss'p-
III ii. Feb. q, lS3s.--The Colones Com
,oondant ofthe several Regiments in the fourth d
v;Son Of Mississippi Militia, are hereby ordered 70
hnlJ an election ior Major General OF The l"urtl a.
% Vision, on Monday and Tuesday the a3d and 2llh OF
Anri next. In these counties where there IS no
,,dioneI. or other c!ficcr commanding the regiment
no sheriff is required to advertise and hod te ecc-
I'm M anJ make due return thereof 10 the AuJu''"-
Maof General r. l. Acee, Is REQUIRED 70 I9arr pr, m dn
eeGa' st nr,b DyisoG to be held on the same days
% G pr;gsder General Jam ss Cana|ay Wll orueF w
sbpris Of the counties fOctihbFha Choc'aw, ana ,
Carroll to hold an election on III, sdi"o ,hase N.Y. he.
| Caloncl Leutenant-C Colonel, and Malo' ~, %.
nn Colonel or other officer. COMMANDING ~ -,
rnents IN those counties Brigader-Genera ,"'',.
9arter WIN order theSaerfisoi tle eouhtes o. -
1sr smith. and Leake, TO hold an election on ! ,i'l
ian,e davs for Colonel, Leutenant-C Colonel ana Ma
~ ,herc being no Colonel or other oicer con, =
| handing the Regiments in those countless ~ "
Gcers holding elections in the several coont'es' a,'
required to certify and return the result oi .'e eec
tnp IN heir several counties, to the Adutan'-nelel
81 a, Jackson as soon as the votes are canVaSseu
Rv order of ALEXANDER G. McNurT, t. Gonllan ION
py ofg rN;af CHARLES NJ. PRICE
u'''" .4djWaat- General W. NJ
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Trustees sale.

NOTICE is hereby that in pursuance OF the
~ provisions contained in deed OF trust exc
cuted by Lyman Wilton ana Lorns Hubert, OF
colnnbnS Lowe8es county, Mississippi, ON the
,b,rty.frst day Of December, eighteen hundred ana
,hirty six 10 A. C. Burgess, OF the town, county ana
Sats aforesaid as Trustee TO secure the paymeh,
ora certain promis,ry note therein menooned ana
J'oribcJ :, Charles II Albert, PAYABLE on the urst
Joy of March, 1888. WILL as said Trustee oileF
nj nublic sale at the Courthouse in Columbus o"
the ninth day of April next OS5sl the Stre House
reren,Iy occupied BY said Lyman W hlton " Lorn&
unhert. together with the lot on which SAID store
honsc IS situated, benga parceloi lot number three,
in square number ,pS SgI eby s3a ct % in dep6 running
unor,, VIII santb The sale viii take lace between
the usual hours for Cash. an
n. b. Annual lease ON property - W.;
Columbus, Mi, march ,, ls5S-55-'wlPr tee ~
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Twenty Dollars Reward
RUNAWAY FROM

yHyIIE subs .ribcr near Athens, Monroe coun'
n ty, Mississippi, on the Atm January iSoo'
negro man called HARRY about twehlS-eisht OF
thirty years old, dark complexion. onou' hNo ieg'
Irn inches hqh ono Of lis UPPER under fore teeth
ont lis rph hand has been injured with cotton gin,
has i small scar n lis forehead, near the edge Of
his hair, had on when he left, dark woolen hunt
inr sht, white cotton pantaoons, aud old wool hat
lie viii probably attempt to 90 to Williamson cooh-
~ Tennessee where he was raised. w'u give
.w,nty dollars reward for his Apprehension and con-
hheme' ,.qs--1Qtf s. B MOORE.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
95-7w
c-., land OfIicc. Feb. Is, 1898.

NToTICE is hercbr given that the pubic; sales
Of land, advertised to take place at the l4l, Of
ioyiag times and places, by procamat'ons o. ,he y,
President Of tie 1tsa Sale5s sps. lsss sss"s q wt a'S '
'"s"'' IN THE STATE OF . ANA.
!. 4, -dsvie Il on Monday the lgth7day Of March
At Montgomery, sHs on Monday the 7tf day Of May
mex. ,;,pa5v the 9TH day ofMarch next.
A. Spns's sspbeas qe M9p On oay the 'h day Of March
cahabs "ia on Monday the ID Of APT, s1r nfne next
At Tuscaloosa, Monday the i6thdas % u pr next.
At Huntsville, on Monday the 9th day o. = -
INTHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !,
4, Choecbu,na, on Monday the l4th day OF May
Al Columbus, 19 on Monday the 7th day Of May next
are postponed until lorther nollef; S Tinted States
JAS. WHITC0MB, Commissioner
march 10, I83S-S5-l0w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
By Alexander G.. McNutt,

Gorcrnor Of the State Of Mississippi
EEVO the Sheriff Of Lowndes County, greeting
Z Whereas, ! have received information that
vacancy has occurred in the Office OF Judge OF the
Circuit Court of the six Judicial district by The re-
sirnation othe Hon. James f. TrCtter, do, there
fore. issue this writ authorizing and requiring you
10 hold an election in your county, on Monday ana
Tuesday, the % and 2lth April next, TO tll SAID
vacancy and do, moreover, enloln YOU TO con-
duct the same, in all respects. conlormaby TO laW,.
and make due return thereof to the Secretary o
State.
In Testimony whereof have hereunio set my
hand and caused the Great Seal OF the state 10
he affixed at jackson, this 29th day Ct February
A. d. 1898, and OF the sovereignty OF the State OF
Mississippi, the twenty-iirst. ,
A, G, McNUTT.
By the Governor,
AAREY w. Benson, Secretnyg State
Inpursuance ofthe above writ Of election Sl'a''
cause the poll to be opened at the different precncls
in tins county, on Monday, the 23d day oil ApFV
next and day following. .o, r.
march TO- lS3S-35-7w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
dwelling House for Sale.

ONE Of the best finished and most desirable
~ residences in the town Of Columbus will be
sold on accommodating terms. There = fine gar
den attached TO the premises, in which there 9 q
choice collection Of nawers and shrnbbery. The
dwelling is well situated and convenient 10 the hn-
sness part the town. ,.n
Feb. Q4lh, IS3S-33--tf.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
eTTER FROM COL. CLAIBORNE.
Lf- i-'@ r. I. 1s2s

:, 77=rrrR FROM col. CLAIBORNE
BALTIMORE, Feb. a, 1888.
r, he Editors Of the D'morrot;
CrxrIE,fEN 1T gives me great pleasure u
-, yoa tba, the Land Sales advertised TO take
-. cola-,bus and Chocchuma, in May neX''
~ been postponed by order ofiho President
1,,be Prescription bill which has passed 'he
s..,,e should pass the House OF Representa-,
-. -. settlers Will now, under this order ol
=. VI p,o.i5rpt. have an opportunity of securing
their homes
Ib,yc the honor to be, with great respect
Your obedlent servant,
JouN +. ii. CLAIBORNE.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10

Ax5... ON FRIDAY tie oVlh nay " Hi".t"
,%ssSA% next, viii be sold at pub.f aur'o'' p'i wy
Sss8gg4 premises, the following deSeN'eu p'of'''
-. ", viz: IA ..-,,,xhy.
-. T~ptaton lately owned by Joseph n'8Ney'
and formerly hy Thos. u. Connel' hSl situate ~
The county Of Lowndcs about iieeh liles 'o'', oso
t',,hns IN tho Robinson Road, containing l,2so
."s n Land This Plantation is known as ue
~ t.,,o Mace. and is Of the litst quality oi aot'oh
, 'u',' ,',, An the necessary farming utensils at
h'n" % ,,l p,antation; also 900 bushels ol corn,
l"el',p = ! horses ] woke OF oxen, COWS, sinati
n, : '"n,' ,oo lo,s 1900 pounds oil bacon hous.hoa
ea,.i ',a ,,chcn hrn,ure, l2 beds and bedding set
or smiths tools double glg one "''S'" NV ~
r. The Sale win be POSITIVE, ana Jnade Npo'
,be lnlownr terms. VIZ: piantaton on cfea't 2
one and tso years the personal properly on ctea
i, Of - months. ,v
ALSO, wi be sold on MONDAY, The secan'
day Of April next, in tho town OF oolnmbns' w
following described property, on crcd't sl t"cN
months
Tie Plantation lately owned by Joseph Grrsbl
and formerly hy the heirs Of Gusayus liendriek, st
ua,ed ~ te county Of Lowndea, about J = Iulb
south of fColu&..1us on the wate,sote LnXapalila al
Toa,mrby rivers, containing $40 and 1-ioo acre
one undivided hall, interest 10
N. L. quarter Of s ), r. u N, II. ls
One b,Irot Lot No. 10 ofSI, i l6 n, -
sW ar ofS W or 5 II, i IFS, Ris'
Lots No and II, $ 81, T n, 10
Lot No. |, $ 81, I - y, ~
Tic whole Of w half N r. ar ) !, ! ~ y, -
w half N Wqr 5 II, TIL y, k9
w half N Eqr n, 7 ~, "a
w half N r. qr 5 I. + ii, Il 10
Also half Of Lot number 4, in V. Magby additI
70 Columbus, Mississippi, situated Immediately
Mihfry Road, and also two other lots "a The toy
St. Mary, Illinois. , .
Feb. u, 1s3S.--3}-4 -4w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10

CO.NsOL, 10 years Oil, his second season. at
~ q pad by the lst Of July next so, payabs St
y s0J Janaav next Or 800 insurance c1ns hs c0S o
ia 5R1EsRfNERs sfs Co1us i years old hs second sa
season at lae as Iannary next, or 500 insurance
Seyepa Of bis get win be Dropped early ns pnpg ae
Satisfactory netso ssa mui ao5 oad ss By tie st Of July
Etesen accommodations and e best o keep .s lG
mares and fas from distance a. - ,opI' and one
10 be paid before the mares arc reino's'' any ~
dollar, Groom fees, with each n'are' oo cn. L,aA
,rarrs re- these Stations have been selected WIN the
utmost caution and prudence for their blood o'' ~
SIC constitution performance, and continuance o
the turf running on antlI ,'ss ss,e ~ and have
can MIKE down. Address letters TO Hnn'sVille'
iefI1 nIrFor particulars, gee bills, ao.nn,,N
! Feb'v is3s-35i3 F. - ''o3A
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10

a1'he Spy in Washington" was Yesterday
brought to the bar of the House, and called on to
reply to the following nterrogatorlos Are you
the author Of the letter, published in the New
York Courier s. Enquirer signed "thc Spy IN
Washington" in which member Of Congress, IS
charged with bribery and corruption.
Is that member, member Of the House OF
Representatives. He refused to answer the first
question, but replied to the second, the member
charged, is member Of the Senate. lie was
then discharged
This business occupied the House the whole
day. In the Senate, Mr.. Niles OF Connecticut,
s,oke all day on the Sub Treasury Bill.
The member accused by Davis, "the Spy IL
Washington" is the Hon. J. Rnggles Of the
State Of Maine. The charge is based on nior.
nation impa,ed by Mr.. Jones Of Newark, New
Jersey, who alledges that Rugs es offered to as
yist him. for pay, to sell a patent lock to tn
Pos. Master General, Tor the mail service 1t !
expected that the subject will be taken up IN tn
Senate to-day. 1ooFS &C.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Trustees Sale.

RTOTICE is hereby gwen that IN pursuance o.
lV The provisions contained in deed Of tfus',
oxoc,ted nv James J. Puler, and Sarah V. Puller
his viIe. Of Lownde3 County State Of Mississippi
IN tho 18Th dav Of September, A. -. le3b'~ TO me
Charles Walsh ofthe County and State Aforesaid as
Trustee 10 sccnre the payment Of ceralh profisso-
~ note therein mentioned and dcScnbed 10 SyNes-
ler Pear OF lis assigns, payable on tho -9th Gay Oh
Inlv A d. 1887: vii as said Trustee, at ihe re-
""5, . ~ ne aid Sylvester Pearl and Joseph Bryan
ass;,,nnn of the said Sylvester Pearl, offer at public
salo ~ the Court House in the County OF Attala ~
ne State Of Mississippi, on the l1lh day OF ApHi
next DS38 All the right title, interest, dover, ana
rghi of dover. which the said James J. Pnicr, ana
sarah v pnlIer his wife, have in ana TO the lohoW-
mo described tracts pieces or parcels o ana, iymg
ami benr in the county Of Atna, and stale Of MIS-
s,ssppi. to WIT the North ball O sacuoa ionr' -
tovnship fourteen north Of range nine east; also tie
sonth east quarter of section thirteen N SAID town
! h;r ami rance also the whole OF section eleven ~
s;d ,n,vnship and range: also the cast hall ol the
,r,l cast quarter OF section ten, and the east aIl
octhe south east quarter OF section Ten ~ sai1 oWh-
! .;n and rance also the east haf ol section twenty
/ "a sa1 township and range, also the south west
''a r. Of section two in sald township anu range,
| AZ, tha north west quarter Of section tWehW-iVe'
- e,J townshp and range also the SCUM eaSi quar-,
~ 9'',' ,;,n tyenty-thrcp, in said township and
range. also the sohh nan VI seo'i"'' LII,
he north east qGafter osecton iWe4'your' 10 SaC
lne ~, M ran,e also Tie south hail o. section
hry-ree ntownp 'ef0 snruIar n"f r the aesg trs hts
east; together with all an .~nsnces to thc
privileges herldtamens and appg3 49,, ot !,
ra;1 seyeral tracts or pieces Of land belonging, U !.
anv wise appertaining; and al inc estate' 'i2h9 u
,,a and interest, dover, right anu uIe % up"ol
claim and demand whatsoever whch tlie Sa'o P'l
ca' l;rst rart or either Of them have Or here
ues ., wy have Or pretend TO, Of, in to, or ont ofip
aI0l i,nt nn1 everv nart thereol--The sale will TAX
mace, mace between the usual hours, aud terms Inaa
known on day OF sale. retr g,,
March 10, l839.--35-5w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
10 Planters !!

A Young man from South Carolina, who has
- had several years experience n Planting
both Iong and short staple Cotton, and Is we,l ac-
apainted with the management oi negroes, ana mas
letters Of recommendation, dcsIrous OF obtaining
situation in the above business. etter address
ed % this office to J. J. J. through the posi- olce'
win be thankfully received.
march B 1898 JlM
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Notice.

D0OKS of subscription for ihe Capital Stock
ID Of the Mississippi Union Bank, will be
on,ne1 At jackson. the place prescribed for the 10
cption ofthe Mother Bank, on tho second Monday
IN AnrI next. and continue open for the space OF SIX
months. By order of the Board Of Managers.
HIRAM G. RUNNELS, Prest, NJ L. H.
I,cLson Feb 26 tS3S-35-5w
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Timely Notice.

- S. FRANKLIN being desrous Of closing
- the business conducted in his individual
name. all persons indebted to hun previous to The
Isl January, 1888, will please call and settle Their
accounts. All unsettled on the LIST April next Wi
be- paccd in the hands of an officer Tor collection.
march 10. 1S3S-S5u
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Spring Races f!

over the HYDE Parke Course. will con
" mence on the first Mo ndav in May, free 70
anv horse in the United Sta tes, complying with tao
rules Of the Club. For.psrticulars. see "Spirit o.
tbe Times" w. A. VERELL, Sec'ty.
Columbus, Miss. march 8, 1s3s-I-9w
tr1- The Huntsville Democrat, The Montgom -
Journal, Tuscaloosa Inteligencer ard Mobile Mon
mo Chronicle, Alabama, Natcheg Free Ira sr
Vicksburg Sentinel and Southern Argus, Mssis ?
pi, will publish the above four weeks, and forw r
their accounts TO the Secretary for payment.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Caution.

vHVHE public are hereby cautioned against gam
J. trading for note nov IN the hands o. y ~
Cozart, Esq) made BY the unle gned 10 David
Monroe, for the sum ol $1,000. The consideration
Of sai4 note has wholly failed, and It's payment wt
he resisted BY the maker .,,.,Y
Feb /, 1888. Illus. ~ loNsfLh'
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
LuZbOrOugh.

THIS distinguished English Race
NA Horse and getter Of race horses, ar
V SAA-TA rived in Limestone yesterday, in fine
TsAW health and condition. He will posi-
aszsszsGs lively make his next season. qSS5} at
- Dr. A. Whit!ocke, near Sanders Post
mee se ;n,ostone Ala being his last season N the
WET Terms: slOO the season. if paid on or before
tho lst of nly next or 100 at the end oi lne ear
sol,o insurance. to be paid when the same IS ascer
tained, Or transferred and 81 to the groom. M,res
we'll Ced at 25 cents per day, to be paid when taken
away. q, ,ao- a5,4
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10

state Of Mississippi. LOwndes Co.
Nsas " 5s'a% ~ s''.'''' Auashment s6Oi 90
Richard B,okcr
NTOTICE Is hereby gwen that the above al
~ achncnt was issued at the suit Of the SAID
painttr a,ai>nt the sand defendant as an abseonains
debtor Tor the sum aforesaid aud has been retUFheG
10 tins office dolly executed, and IS nov lendmE anu
Undetermined in the Circuit court of LoNLdeN cenh-
tv. State of Mississippi and that unless The Saa 0e-
itniant shall appear oa OF before the second Noa-
dav of,Aprl next being lhe lst day OF The Oi'cu'5
court ar the county aforesaid give Speca' oa" Sn,
plead. iuirment will BE- entered against hun am
tbr pr9perty attached viii b. Sod 10 satisfy LIS
/ plaintiffs demands
Witness the clerk or the sand Circuit court th'
9Th day Of march, lsSs. ,,,o,,-,, c,,
s5iw [pr Zee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
pav I'M! Pay uD.

All, nersons knowing themselves indebted
IN to the subscriber, arr eainesli requested 70
paw up, otherwise he shall oe unafF 'ne o''gFeea-
be necessity Of enforcing payment .,,,,,,
Feb 81 is3s--30h r. 04NllH'
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
state of Mississippi. Lowndes 60.

FREpEeS HooKGa J e,,oo oo
VS. AlldNtiie"N
Joux S. WAsHINGToN)
NOTICE is hereby gwen laa' zoe 'GIno cho .',l
~ tachment was issued a iae sun - ~, 1,'',
plaintiff against the said deeno3nt as an .anrnrl
deltor for The sum aforesaid, aud has "''' ~, and
10 this Office duly executed ana is now Pe"a'
"' W. Mississippi; and that unless the sad de-
,I,, s,a a,,e,r on or before the second Mon
G,g Iay si l6rI NEXT being the list day Of the Circuit
",rt " ar the county aforesaid, give special ban and
rIaa3 ,nd,ncnt Mil b, entered against hm' AID
e e" nraprrly attached viii be sold satisfy the PLAIN
u0S demands .,.,,.... =. .....,., do
Wncss the clerk ofthe said Circuit court me
u day ofFebmgty, 1888. ,,,a,,.,, c,a
a, ,y Pr fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
Anti-spa.modic Tincturc, or

Anti-Sua >inOaic 1Inciurc. or
MNOTHLRS COMFORT. This medicine
I'VE has been prepared with special reference
u ,bc want, Of families. in which the most minute
nartcularity has been observed, in order that mo-
thars mIphl keep and use It with the most perfect
aoli,ty and with the confident assurance that II WI
afford relief when very many OF the standard rem
cdies fail The proprietor, before oienhp 4 TO tic
nublir has taken occasion 10 converse with some
DISTINGUISHED physicians OF Nirgua, and with spc-
cia pats 10 speak Of all The various parts and pro-
portions dr his medicine; and those that know its
component parts, have pronounced II one ol The
yery beyt compounds for the following diseases 'tiat
can be prepared and may be used with perfect safe
IT.. AZ wen with tie rev born babe, Us the man Of
three score alil teN II those tha ase Il are not sa-
sfcd that ia The very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated they cnn return the bottle aud re
ceiyr back heir money II s boldly asserted that II
Il almost III not que} iniaitbIe in DiarrhTa IN all
IFS various forms Dyscntary, Cramp-colic, Cholera
Morbus and Asiatc Chaicra also, After Pans OF
lvinp-in Femaes--tor Ibis il is tie Mothers Conf
ort and because il IL tho very hest preparation Tor
ihe sumner diseases Of children tat has yet enter
ed the chamber Of the distressed II IS also tine
nfaIled for cramps from whatever cause produced.
Ladies il tie most deicate situations may take i
under any Of the above circumstances with perfect
| safety and equal benefit. The public may BE- as
strpi that tbe anti- Spqsptodc Tmciafc 81 s.iother
i Comfou. has been subjected to tac most rgd anc
scientific examination BY some Of tie most cxten
ave (physire1s practitioners in Virginia, who nov
recommend il in their practice
/ For saIe by SMITH s. FR!ERSoN, Druggists
4 Columbus, Miss. .,o.,r.r,-r
mach --34y II. d. MIN A"of''
Columbus Democrat., 1838-03-10
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