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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-24

Hay, IMMINENT for piles sc.

no FICIlON.-Ihls extraordinary chemical
Y composition the result Of science and the III
ylHian u celebrated medical man. the ln,Toduc-
tone which to the public gas invented with the
slenH-t. Of a deltt-hed btQuesi, has since gained
q reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the cor
reciue.s Of the hmcl,eI ~. Gldieys asst conies-
son. that De dared u1, die without giving 30 pos
terlig te benefit OF his know edge 90 tbs subject
and be therefore bcqueaihci 10 Als friend and attu-
Gant solomon Hays the secrc, of DIS discovery.
II Is row used IA the principal hospitals, and the
private practice 100 our county. first and most GER
.aug io- tire cure Of The Piles, and also so extern
s..e4 and efeclualy as 10 battle cggdu.ty, unless
where los effects are witnessed. Externally IN the
following complaints:
For DmpN-Ccaling extraordinary absorption
al once. A SWeluas-rcdurug them IN few hrs.
Rbtuuausu-Acule or Chronic, giving quick
ease. Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or colds.
Group, and Nhnoping Cough Externally and
oserthe chest All Bruises, Sprains and Buns
Curing in few hours.
Sores and U.cers-W Whether fresh or long stand
ing, and fever sores.
IT'S operations upon adults and .chi.Jren in rcdu
ciug rheumatic sNeiHngs, and IooseuIng coughs and
tIahtnes Of tie chest by relaxation of the parts ha,
been surprising beyond conception.-IAc common
remark of those who have used it in the Piles, Is "i
acts IKE q charm"
THE PlLES.-The price 5 is refunded to any
person who will use a bottle Of Hays Liniment or
the Plies and return lLc empty bottle without re-
ing cured. These are the positive orders Of the
proprietor to the Agents; and out of many thou
sands Sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates 10 any length, but
prefer that those vino sell the article, should exhibit
the original TO purchasers
CAUTlON,--Nouo can be geaulne r,tnout a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name
aud also that Of he AGENTS SOL: HAYS.
ts5-For Sale by f A SMITH, Druggist, Co'um.
bus Mississippi Jan Il, ls39-27-tf
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n the grandest ornament belonging to the human
q frame. How strangely the loss of it changes
the eounienancc, and prematurely brings on the APP
ptarance OF old age, which causes many to recoi at
being uncovered, and sometimes even shun society
To avoid the PESTS and sneers of their acquaintance;
the remainder OF their lives IS const quenty spent
ia retirement, In short, not even tie loss of pro-
perty Ills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss Of his hair.
loayCrt all these unpleasant circumstances. Oh
DklDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling OFT on the first application, and a
few bottles restores ii again. 1t likewise prob S
eyebrows aud whIskerS prevents the hair itJl
turning gray, makes 1t curl beautifully ind lf,,s II
fiomscurf Numerous certificates Of the first res
probability IN support Of tic virtues Of OIdridges
Balm are shown BY the ploprctors.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor Of
Philadelphia has certified as may be seen below, to
the high character Of the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm o. Columbia discovered by j. o.
bridge and have found thigly Seryiceabe not only
as a preventive against the falling off of hair, but
also a certain restorative, [Slgned
HIM Thatcher, methodist minister Sc North 5th
st. John =. iHgliss 331 Arch ST: John Thomas,
4 " y, l63 Race st. john FweH l0l Spruce 81.
I Hugh llcCmdb 2l5 South MSt. John Gard.
| Jr. - .iIch street, Philadelphia
! Il viii certainty raise its virtues in tie estimation
4 OF the public, when 1t is known that three OF the
above Signers are more than 80 years Of aye, and
! the others not less than 50.
! !, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said city
I OF Philadelphia do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with Messrs. J. z. lngIs, John S. Flu.
rcy and Hugh MGurdY, whose names are signed
TO the above certificate, that they are gentlemen Of
character and eSpcctabIbty aud as such ful credit
should be given 70 the sadccr,ifcate.
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
For Sale at the Drug store of f. A. SMITH.
Main street. Columbus Mississippi
Jan. - 1880 -27-tl,
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Read Thie.

wv have concluded, HAT as lar the last month
w uchaye refused every thing IN The shape Of
money except ptcic, or the notes Of specie paying
banks Ir our goods, our friends aud customers
are entitled TO some explanation for such an upusu-
al proceeding While our books are on our shelves
wc iec safe so far as concerns The payment Of the
debts Which we incurred IN the purchase Of those
Books, for this reason, that they may be returned
10 our creditors al any time and credit received for
them if we exchange them for paper which is
only worth hai ITS nominal value, VIC loose by the
trade, ultlo we may receive loo per cent. more
than The original cost; for we are then minus the
expense ana interest on The amount of SAID proper
" besides. not having the Whcrewth to Fay ioi
our bread and butter which, contrary to the
| oplnons Of some, we hold to be indispensable. Ia
Tie of repeated question, "why do you not take
| the currency at It's discount We answer that WE
| do not keep sharing shop;
| We pledge ourselves coascieuuousy toreluce ON
| prices TO a consistent scale with the value uf Ia,
money received, which wil continue to be par fund,
| in all eases In settling account, We shal cudeayo
to make The proper discount on all articles which
may nave been oyefcbargcd on the score of depre
GATED currency
So mote IL BE-
pFISTER d GOODWIN, Booksellers.
Columbus Mss. Juy i3lh, isaiah
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NOffat's Vegetable Life Pills ana
Phoenix BittCrs.

EHE high and enyied celebrity which iIs Pc
IL eminent Incidence has acquired forts lnFaf'
able efficacy iral the diseases which processes 10
to cure has rendered the usual practice Of os'en,a'
tons putting not only unnecessary, but uN~olu!
OF them. They are known by their fruits; u''n
good works testify for them, and they thrive d.
BY the faith olthe crtdulous In all casesol o.s'
tgenes dyspepsia, bilious and liver ANte'on,
asthma, plies, settled pains, rhcuma I'M, lever n.y.
agues, obstinate headaches, impure state o. y.
fluids, unhealthy appearance oflhe shin, nervous gr.".
debility the sickness incident TO females u de1S.o
health, every kind Of weakness Of the dgtsn'e ~,
gans, and in all general arrangements OF ht'r'i
these Medicines have invariably proved ctfslp nv
speedy remedy They restore vigorous hca'i!! . y.
most exhasuted constitution. Asnge tua "tI l'l, 4
the Life Pills and Phgniz Biuers beyond e 't'l ~.
competition, nthe estimation OF every p3,,.lI,@, ~.
pared and sold, wholesale and retail, at W b'-NO''
fats office, SCI Broadway, New York n +.
For sale at the Drug Stored 4. n sum ~,
Hunts buildings, on South SIDE el Mo.h street, -
Iumbus, Mss
Jan'y H. 1889 a7tC
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TIE RLEME rr lInIrsIn.

E0lIN o. BRACkEN viii open this spon.
- did Horet on the 6r>t OF October. It's
situated "a thc corner Of Washington and Market
p. Columbus few rods south uf Main ST.
Ills oli Irends n this State, Ahbama, Gcorcn.
anl adnluiug States whn ave heretofore patron
srd lin, are respectfully Invited to give linn cell.
his BAe viii be furnished With The best oil LtapoRs,
AMI ha Fable with every luxury lhe country aflords.
There afe splendid sft 81 Stabies connected with
tle establishment, which are not surpassed hy any
% the south. All travellers ,n1y rely upon having
their horses wellaucnded 10 ~ careful ostcrs.
JolN o. BRACkEN
Columbus, Sept. a. 1888. fq-lr
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TENllE subscriber having this DAY bought ou, th.
4 interest Of EphIam Bound, IA has 9akng es-
enlistment, takes thi, method 10 inform the ciyeaS
oi Co.umbuS, that ne wil continue lie same in all lis
branches that having been regularly bred to tins
profession he wil he enabled to furnish every hing
IN his sne OF good quabty, aud hopes for a share
oftAe public favor
J. T. KRECkER
Columbus, Avgusl 7, 1885 -5w
7. ). Having prepared himself with elosc car
nagv, he proposeslo distribute WARM BREAD
every morning lSa0dsys excepted al a regular
hour Tor breakfast. Those VINO may wish il m Inns
way viii please to call aud notify hlm. The public
may depend upon his puuetuauty, wilhoet rssafd
10 llie ncIcnency ofthe weather at any season. On
hand supply of good vinegar, which viii be sold
wholesale or seia'i. J. 7. k
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Cabinet-NIaling ana Turninr.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. citizens OF Columbus aud I,s vicinity, that he
carries on Sic cabinet making business in MI N
branches, on Mau-Street, Two doors below Bel 4.
Corners tavern where he has u variety of eleoan,
furniture, which will be sold as cheap for cash 4,
can be afforded IT any other establishment IN Tins
country lie would inform carpenters, aud Others
interested that he is prepared 10 TO AT kinds II
TrRNNG IN wond. WIN, DAVIS.
N. 3 Having purchased the HrARSr owned D.,
Mr. Dubree, and repaired II thoroughly Is =, " -
tend to al, orders 10 the Underlakers line. " y
luy -, 1889 itf
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Watcrmnn * LcnrnctI.

Labor Saring Patent Brick Machine
THNO Brick makers Of Aabama; the undersgu-
Il cd has bought the Patent lor the State Of
Alabama and will putupa Machine for any person ii
the State, at any place, that Will mix Tie clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day, with Two
horses OF mules four men aud boys, or enough to
bear OH The brick. The Machine 10 50 simple that
any person can make 1t, for there Is no gearing o
any kind all Of tire work n performed by iour pls.
tern rcds and four rollers Any person who WISHES
70 purchase Machine can do 50 by applying TO th'
subscriber IN Columbus, Mississippi ana any persut
wis wishes 10 buy right Tor "a county, or stnal,
machine can be had by applying 10 the undersigned
MS the above Machines 'yill always be put IA oprr
alton when requested by tie purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELY
Columbus Sept 10, 1855 l0l2m
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Commission I}usincsS.

TIME undersigned oder tleir services to their
Il friends and the Public, as General Agents
aud Commission Merchanta-n the city of New
York under the finn OF J: |. ANDREWS 4
BROTHERS, ~ the Cry OF New Orleans under
the firm Of ANDREWS x BROTHERS, and IN
The Cty Of M1ble uhdet the firm Of H. h. AN
DRENS q co. And are prepared 10 grant tic
usual facilities on CousignmeutS.
J. |. Andrews will continue his residence in New
lork n, Andrews viii continue lbs residence IN
New Orleans; aud T.. l.. Andrews, now Of Hunts
vile, Ala. vii make Mobile his permanent place Of
residence after The Is, OF October next.
J, |. ANDREWS
H. ANDREWS,
+. l., ANDREWS
Juiv % iS9Q--p-Sut
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The Family ply ,ician.

nE, EVERY Mass CoNr,uoS, being o compi.a-
" lion FROM HE most approved medical authors,
adapted TO The southern and western climates 10
which is added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
Plants, used Toe medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared, so that every man can
be hs own physician together with glossary Of
medical tcrus-by A. G.. GooprErr, A. Nj. for ma
ny year, a surgeon IN The L. 5. Army. Wi,h an
appendix continuing new and successful mode Of
treating Asatc Cholera, by the compiler. For sale
BY PFlS TER \ GOODWIN.
Nav f. 1882 All.
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8 Amendment 20 lhe Aot-tAttt+oll'
ANACrp Is OIL sa.-t.. e. ty.-
n sttlt.l ffhs STATE H asss-pU-
Sr-rIox b "a clla.-l oF Cos LeFl- tu.e OF.
ttc Suts rs .p. l,EH-iia o steH aar.H
es1-frriasl .hai iH. #At t. SECTION q. '.s ..I-'.
ar ~ c17e t.'.1- state a- 80
re- BE aeaa1sri .c.a! aaa au-.l.-. a ilr..a a.
Cd
Section Is-a rrte .1n-urT rrr "a.
esah-,T Aa #HH Ha
Il sH mlger ID. e.aFs ffag Ed. however ur
'e-H.lii-e ray ae1 rrFc % ne crret courts 81
gaal r141iy elltiY utstHi 70. caaH ur th1I
hs e.ccild 81 tae qualified electors OF ihe whole
State aal shall be % lsaa thirty ylars o.d az TIC
uass az BIS election"
SEE, , a. L further ealcitl That d, sbsl. D. the
d3iy 81 ths Secretary ST Sla'c at lasl sIX mau,is
p5ecedEE O.. general c.att1u q Navcuhe urxt p
riee uluec. h. advertisement Cd three ~ ua-a oi
tie newspapers printed t..s state, nf ibis ac, and
tie Amendment proposed thereby 10 the existing
Constitution of the STATE. And 81 De sad election.
She qualified electors Of the state, voting or mem-
bcFs 81 the legislature shall al7n vote lof ~ against
saiJ amendment, IA wauaet Odpwing on tio tick
egs III thlse voting l0r sail amendments shall b.
written Of printed lhe worl "anrndnsn" and on
TIE tickets Of tha-e voting agtmt said amendment
shah be written or pan'ei tle woods "uo amenl-
ment'
Sc. 3. Rct Farther caata5. 1lai hc ~lauHs
Of The different counties SHAH make relnrns oil the
votes iasen ior Or against sl.i amenjmenl asa also
ui the wAa.e n8.nh-r0t sptts eFta tn member, o!
the legislature IN ide Secretary 1i Salc, Ia he
same mlnner ana uHicr the same rules and Ictuh-
tons az are prescribed b lw iD aiun 10 election,
Of members Of Congress. Aa1 IL shall be tie duty
81 The Secretary 81 State 10 aya al. lhr returns, 81
made. before The next succeeding legislature and
4 shlH appear that a majority ol the qualified
electors voting Ger members Of lle legislature, shat
have voted lor said amendments, tten tie alteration
contained IN ile first seetou o. this act shall be In.
serted, BY sail legislature, as part Of the eoust.
tuian Of ts State.
Bee. 1. - il further enacted That the auditor
q public accounts slal issue warrant on the irea.
snry 10 iayor Of any printer ur publisher Of news.
paper employed IN pursuance Of tie SECOND section
81 THIS act on the certificate Of the Secretary ol
State, that The account Of such printer Or publisher
Is correct
Sec. 8 And be i further enacted, That this act
shall takl ELECT AMI he ~ ldrcc from and AMER is
passage. JOHN W. KING.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
a. L. BiNGAMAN,
President Of TIE Scnnte.
Approved February 70, 1889.
A. G. McNUTr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-24
Gins! Cins!! (;lnsi!l

VENllE subscriber would inform the public thn
N he has established an extensive Cotton G. in
Mandatory IN the town Of Louisville, Winston
county, Mis- Having spared no pains during the
last SIX months 70 searching for the best materials,
ana having had much experience IN the business,
he feels cpnfden, he shall be able to give satisac.
ten 10 all who may paironlse hun. His gins viii
be made q Cast and German steel running on the
best otboNing, and he viii be able to furnish loo Cans
N time tor the next cotton crop, lie would invite
the public in general to callal bis Factor, aud ex.
anime tor themselves. He would further State that
he haslately removed from Georgia Monroe county.
MARLIN r. COLLIER.
Jan. 6, 1S34-2G-n
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GnYrlngcs for Sale.

A Il, WoLFlNGTON has on hand aud is still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson & Cos
mandatory at the north handsome assortment of
ali kindsot ARR \ f 5, consisting in part OF
Coachecs Charities, Barouches aud Buggys, SC:
sc; which will be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository
All Repairing done with neatncss aud despatch at
his old stand on Market street, Columbus.
March ., 1889 3iu
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MARSHALL Sale.

t-.s. s-a,. hi Aul-ca- ; On Isadt EzgssH.
E- n
Gordon ID. Bowl .N1ran.5.r Tenn . sr4.
Dl y.Ha1 d. 90 above specified WI, 10 u. is
ID r.c.ai, from -ae Hon. Circuit C5ar OF the
Jarel States, ir5 tul Southern district u' =. sss-
gF, u-. ell aH Monday i.- 81. llF o. $ 1.a--
--fs l-13. Oh credit q tre BOD ggr years leIsar
interest a. tat rate Of Qer csnium per amman al, lie
Cgat a1ezl al W ns'ou county, Tie Glowing De-
scsbed aaJs 10 W.T.:
Va. PAT Of S.ctiaa Sc T R Ceatsat.
W hall Of ; f or IS ls y Is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-24

m IN CARROLL CoUNrY
ne sale OF the following described lands. q, the
teens mentioned above, viii take place at the court
house OF Carroll county, on Monday, the ~ .,
October, 1859. '"' 'N VI
'No' Tart Of Section Sec I. r. Conte,,,
SW ~. aud $ w qroiS '''''"'
Eqr ISM Dc 10,
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DnFAn1nEnf Oh $50.

jackson, Nj Nay /, 1880
certify he above 10 be true copy Of the orig.
a3l now on c, in the Secrtiatya Office
BARRY w. BENSON, Sec of State.
- The Mlssissppan, lhe Nalclez (NeeAly)
Free fmdsri the Columbus Democrat, ponlotoc ln-
teiigeneef ANA Panldng Clarion VIII please publish
tie above law Tor six months. b. W. u.
April SO l3-dm
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Millinery ana Dress Mnking

MRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsglje Aia. re-.
VA specially informs The ladies 81 Columbus and
Hs yieiaaH dat size has recently commenced ne
above business az her residence on the corner Of 81
6ealse4e ana Fayclte streets She w. make on
iaf shortest notice straw, SIX, au, hncy bounets, Of
tie IItesl fashions; dresses made Ia the nealcsi
manner aud after Tie mast approved style
Jane 1859 laf
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I,eMnrc OF a SMlndler!.

IL fellow BY the uame Of L. Il.
40 SWORDS, who came to this town
J1A Gnder The prctoure of opening tai
M lor's shop, and took board at ny house.
w lett this place on the steamboat La.a
- Roukh on Tuesday last without set
ding his Board bill. give this caution to the pub
lie TO guard others against imposition from TINS
wouldbe gentleman lie IS a tailor BY trade, about
iye feet ten inches high, black hair aid eSes dark
complexion, tbIAvlsagci weighs about 1875 pounds,
wore a buck ci6lh cap aud dressed otherwise We
~ gculca, aud not more than ~ Or twenty two
years Of age
The sand Swords has cpl me out of twenty nine
dollars and tiily cents for board, which is more
tlln can Afford to lose ~ these herd times and |
take This mode Of redress which IS the only one lcll
me, against travelling swindofs and yagabond ras-
Gals. JOHN o. BKACkEN,
Proprietor Of The Bleweu House.
Columbus March J, ls3g.-3i-u
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g--A wish 70 sell the following town proper.
Gs..gsA Iy il Columbus, on reasonable Terms Tor
,s..k9ss% cash, or undnuhted paper viz; the house
k-EsaM aud %, near Tie Methodist church al
joining 4, +. Young, Esq, She Tat, residence IL ].
f. Williams, being lot No 10, and the West two
thirds part Of lot No 9, n square No 8, Mouth al
main street on military road adjoining i, s Blouui,
Esq.-Abo, part OF square No. 8, north af main
street. making front on mayhet of 20 feet runniug
back sc feet, Iyug between the store Of Smons &
Thatcher, ana Lewis Dubrce's cabinet shop, ana In
front Of tle narh west end Of the Court house, all
which lots bought Of J. I. Williams, IN the month
of March as which title together with other eNain
af tide is all on record IN the Probate clerks Office OF
Columbus; and the titles can be given iniispulabe
For terms apply at this Office
kENNADY HARRINGTON
lslg o, 1850. 5a-6m
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Notice;

~ ISAAC NJ KNAPP. having dspos-
CEE> Cd Of be rutirr interest ~ the Jewel
&C. ~ business, takes pleasure IN recon-
~ Needing TO the public hs successors
~ business, Mtssrs Tuuer & Sal
ionsiaL The business VIII be supenntendcd bY
the 1Bor partner, gentleman OF experience and
superior qualifications 10 this line OF business, aud !
have no doubt be win give general satisfaction, dc
least 50 far as il is possible Tor any )ae to do,
CDnmhns JAne 18Th Is3l.-Ag-M
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PAY un. Pay nn.

"A Ut persons knnwing themselves indebted
"a 70 the subscuber,are eafucs,ly requested Ia
pay up, otherwise he shat oe under the disagcta-
bic necessity oteaiarchg payment,
Feb. 5, 1885, sou = SNlfH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-24

Tie safe Of the following described .anls, o.. tie
terms mentioned above, VIII take pace n G. e court
house o! Alfalfa county, on MONDAY, tie SON of
seplember ls5g.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-24
Lnw NotInc,
INV NWaAtNs
Hn EuBEN DAVIS. sTEPHEN COOKE

ia EUBEN DAVIS. sTEPHEN COOKE
IL Va and JOHN GOODWIN, have assoliaed
themselves 10 llse practice Of Law. One or more Of
the firm will alteBdio business coRilea lo1lem in
Tic Circuit Court ol i.owndes, Monroe, Cluehasaw
ponioioe. Tippah. Tishcuingo, ltawamha ana
Gulbbqslm: the Federal aad Chaucery Court,
and the High Court Of ErrnFa and appeals al Jack
son.
r. D.gls'. Office IN Athens Not5oe Cooaiy Nj
y. Goopglvs. Ia AberIeon Moame !, Z"
5. CoehGs "a C0,sh44-s IgWndes. q Z"
sTDarch 3 is5s-3sH
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In CHocrAw CouNry

- u.
The sale Of the following described ,,rds -
terms mentioned above, viii take place at the rout,
house q Chocta@ county, on Monday the l4tb day
October, 1889. '''' ia!
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Law Notice.

4 F. VOTING & OF. DLEDsOE. .3,,o,.
"A. neys AZ LG'r, Cobm5as, NJ, Asippi
Feb =, laSa-}iN
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3lOrus Nlulticaulis.

,sk9zA TIE subscriber has nov growing near
%A1sH~@ Jackson Miss. fine ni Of the above
d3YsssE valuable TREE, and viii have in the fail
..rk.-s or next sprng, several thousand for mlg.
lir know them to b. genuine, us be bought them
wien in fan foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale.
Address J. LEWIS (post olIcr) jackson, Miss.
NJ B Trees or cuttings neatly packed, to be- sent
TO any part Of The country, J. LEWIS,
Jackson, June t. 1889 A1tr
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Dissolution.

TENllE co-patuetshp heretofore existing under
" tie firm Of BRowN & RANsEY is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
70 the firm wall please make payment TO John {.
Ramsey who Is alone authorized 10 receive all dues
and disburse oil liabilities OF the coneeru.
THOS. W. BROWN,
April 20 Is39-1ltf JNO. G. RAMSEY.
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NARPENTElVS Extract of Peruvian Bark, nm
" excellent substitute Tor tlu.uine, for sale at the
drug sioreol G.. HILL.
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MASONlC CHARTS.--A few copies for sale
We at pFISrER & GOODWIN'S
mar. J, 1880 3it