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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

are insensibe Of their loss til age has taught them
The severity nf The blow winch was so early dealt a.
gsast them.
In fea minutes the tunibril with precious load
Of SIGHT and every revolution OF It's heels
sent Il farther onward hcm tie home OF Infancy
and the sbode Of inatnfcd life We said the IA
ihcf had a srowl If The brow. If he had taken
a sly SHOT ata deputy sheriff or performed some
iess "a nrocal act; bit may have judged harsh
Is, for traces Thousand different characters
on the human face. The nlan had but tb. DAY be.
fore passed Roekfiish and from it, elevated height
looked for the last Time the soil Of Eastern VH-
2 mia where tie had spent his early manhood. aud
Where those affections had been put forth which
we're 10 receive sudden blight. IL is an unpleasant
thing TO bad farwc to ones native land, and there
are lev old Ntrginians, Who pass tue Gap, even on
a shau exclusion. without passing thIob.
Does he reader wish TO know whittier this little
patty was Journey ngfo what part OF the limitlcss
West they wefe trodiugl We cannot say. They
have passed. ~ hundreds and thousands have done
the great bafurr OF The Blue Ridge. never DIRE ming
when were they vii stop, but we'll knowing then
that the arm oflnduslry viii never lack forest to
fell at least for ono or two centuries TO come.-
The young COCK will elow apae. and Instead Of re-
naming butdfn VIII become relief and blessing
10 The father. The Toys will soon dive the plough,
tend The cate. or WELD thai mighty ibnoyator the
axe, and lhs slrls will learn TO milk the COW, make
aud med the clothes. and attend TO housewifery in
ali It's details. large family Of children, which
presses heavily on the Eastern iarner is a mine
Of wealth IN the West. And IT may happen. that in
inc TO come, will hear # The return ofthe lads
IS members Of Congress, the whole country faml-
lar with ther names aud eloquent IN their praise,
md tie daughters, too, may appear IN the saloons OF
" sshug on, worthy OF their decent from our old
u mmouwealth. Such Is the fortune Of many who
20 TO the West in youth. and feutn IN manhood 10
IolJ prominent stations III the councils Of the IA
ion. Such was The history Of Clay Grundy and Of
u any of The brilliant orators and able champions Of
popular Liberty who have h1iled llom lie West
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
FAMILY BACON.

/ HAVE lot OF very nice Bacon for sale, cut and
i cured expressly for Family
GEORGE Il. WILLIAMS.
Sent o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

tFa = =, ;, wishing 10 obtain L ooDED
Il , i X would do well 10 ,,,end
hersi Court house, Oh October Court day. wbsn ,.,
where shall ofe, for sale 10 the hughes, bidSs
one superior BULL four years old, and se,.s.;;
smaller BULLS, Meads Stock genuine. which !.
cross OF The Durham and best Frederick CatIe'-
Also ono or two Cows Of the same blood also ..,.
raj hall Durham Heifers Also several .pn..s
bike"eh boCkS. one Of Which is full blood Al.
so about 100 Ewes with Lamb by Rams of mo-.
Than half blood. and perhaps few Mich Cows ,.s
caves. MY object IN selling is TO avoid breeding in
and in. "a DRITuuCNIs !"
Sept. 10 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
u Cleanse and purify the body.

fHiuE appratiol OF the principle OF Purgaton being al
D. lowed to be one of the greatest utility the cure and
prevention OF disease, of the greatest consequence
TO ascertain Whit medicine is capable oil producing
the desired effect in the easiest, and Inc the
most ell ctunl manner.
1t has no longer contend with the blind prejudices
OF the greatest portion OF the public only with those
who still determined To be KILLED according rule"
like the people ofold who would have" King to reign
them But thanks To the circulation ofnew
thanks the general diffusion of knowledge, which cnab
nineteen twenIieths of THE PEOPLE read and Judge
for thcmsevesnow believe in swallowing hut
deadly mineral MERCURY protesting to cue-but universally
leaving in worse condition after It's
Weno longer believe in the absurd notion that In1umma.
lions Of any kind be cured by abstacting e-OUR
BLOOD. 1t is well understood that inflammation
ordinance OF Nature, signal that she requires the
sisnnce OF purgatyc medicine her OF the oppressive
burden which she proves by the high fever and the strong
puses wanted 10 be removed In other words the body
calls for vegetable cleansing.
BrIndreii''s Vegetable Universal Pills require n
skill in thcramnlstraton the printed direction only has
10 be Observed and they describe the proportion
dose, to the gntude of the disease to be cured.
LIZ I'll rend The faMaciu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
ceitkHoc The qualities Of
Is Fs A " ID &c n 4 An PIE, Is

Is IL n " ID Es fc Il IN p NJ T. L..
From American Newspapers.I
The New York sun says BRANDRETHs PILLS have
beenused among many OF ourirends and family
we have nsedthem nearly four when required med
icine IN that period Doctor d. Bandreh
used Oar belief IS, keep your bowels and blood pure
and every kind OF disease will be prevented cured Tho
Brandreth Pills emineny calculated do this and there
by much lessen the sum of human misery
The New York Evening Star says: Brandroths Pills
medicine which their intense worth will always
,or ihei large ahd ready sae-lhey nave deservedy
hghrepuation and family and anti bilious remedy
would be difficult toequal them among all the patent mcd
cines ofthe present day.
~ The New York Commercial says: they remove all
morbid humors and purify the blood.
~ The Nv York Transcript says of Brandrcth's Pills
One ofour carriers since gave notice that
despair but those Pills. lie did So and they
tie GOOD We speak from a9,ed
% cents per box with directions.
Beware OF cOuntcres.
Druggists NEVER made agents.
Each OF DIR. Bnndreths Agents have engraved eerf6
cate dd within the twelve months preceding. These
certificates are renewed regularly therefore when
months they no longer guarantee the commences the
REMEMBER DnUGGisrs ARE NEVER MADE AGENTS.
Mr., EDWARD ECHOLS is the only author
lied agent in Lynchburg. Va, Tor the sale OF DR..
BRANDRE FRS PILLS.
VIM VI Burwcll & CO., Agent 70. Liberty Bedford Co.
Jno. Carroll, do do Co.
Nv. ilo@la,,& Co. do Henry, c. ii.
C. d. Bennett, do do CHI
Booth Davis, do FranklinCt. House.
Henry Lakewood, P. NJ, Burnt Chmneys
r. p .Cobbs p. NJ, Zanesville.
F, w. Smith, Farmve.
6. W A. Rane, Glover Hill.
7. W. Micou, Big Lick.
II. Perkins, p. NJ. Lovngston.
ANY of the above Agents. by calling on Mr.. EDWARD
ECHolS Agent for Lynchburg, and pay ing him for the
mount OF Pills they have received and sold can get fresh
suppyot PILLS to be paid for when Sold returned when
nowcd DR.. BRANDRETHs Principal Once;
2l1 Broadway New York.
Baltimore Office, 80 South Charles Street.
For BENIN BRANDRETH, Nj. ID.
Branch Green, Travelling Agent.
April % sw6m
rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Cir
cult superior Court ofIaw and Chancery for the Of
LYnchburg, on the 9th day OF August, 1889
james Garland, Plaintiff
against
james NJ Brown, admnistrap de bons non with the will
annexed OF Dr. James NJ Brown deceased Adam Clement
Samuel Garland and Maurice II. Garland, Defendants.
The Defendant james NJ. Brown administrator bonls
not having entered his appearance gwen security, accoI
dg To the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabf
an OF thus country ordered that the said Defendant 40
appear here the first day of the next term and the
mn oil the Plaintiff ard that copy OF this order be form
wth inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town o.
Lvnchbrg or two months successfully, and posted at'
front door OF the courthouse in the said town.
a Copy-Teste,
Augusta WIN
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE CLAMP OH
just received by H. LATHAM
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EBraRdreah's Vegetable Universal
EEE s..

Asthere is only ONE principle Of LIFE,
SO there Is only ONE princlnle of DISEASE
And only ON method of CURE.
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE of l. AM P ON
n just received by H. LATHAM
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Variable Land for sale.

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Columbus Museum.

Just opened on Main Street, Columbus Nj.
YFNHE undersigned after considerable expense
IL both Of toll and money, has succeeded in col
letting several thousand specimens of nelnra curl:
0sities Also a great variety Of cloths and matrass
es made Of bark grass, aud New Zealand flax BY the
south Sea Islanders togetherwiih some o their dress
es, ornaments, amuets, and implements, and also
large collection Of botanical drawings.
Ia this rare collection there are one hundred and
thirty varieties Of conchology or shells, and near
two thousand specimens-hip bone, and section oil
the largest Mastodon tusk ever found or at least
that we have any account Of great variety oil ios-
sis. Indian aniiaunes-nnd 10 cap the elmax-onc
OF lie best collections OF organizations to be found
IN the western country. In awordi there IS some
thing in this museum 20 lDteres, the scientific, amuse
the curious, and drive melancholy fem the hypo-
chondrac Hours Of admtiance from A. Nj. 10
9P NJ. ,,. /,
Terms OF ADNirrANcE.--Genilc will be re-
quireI 10 pay ONE DOLLAR for their first admit
lance, and twenty five cents for each subsequent
visit during the year 1889. tsr
gentleman and lady, first visit, one dollar and
fifty cents. &.
Children under twelve years Of age twenty.6yd
cents.
II will be expected Of each gentler, an nj liz rs
visit to register his name and cali mr ticket agree
ing in Number with his name or the register, which
ticket viii show that he has Leer admitted one linz
and afterwards eRtte him to asni:tance for twen,,
Eve cents. w EpIII.MAN
Mach %, ls3o.-37-.h
~ = ANes's >. transferable.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13

o. We are autilo-izci % announce Assrlk
CANFErrt, Es2. rs a candidate lor Chancellor, az
ue 0eX November election.
~ We s-t ae,bar zed 90 suHsuacc EBESEzrK
p, OnENrAt. as 4 cgnl 1aic or tie Office nt Satrf
OF Lownde, o'uaty, 40 tae ensuing c.rciun.
~ We are suthoii-el 10 anuauncr JoHN Nav
TON NvtuN, as a candidate Tor the office ol rrcl-
surcr. OF Lovndes County.
- Ne are authorized o. announce GroEGr
SrttlM,N, as candidate or Shcuf vt Lowndes
county, al ,he ensuing November e'ecinn
c;)- W. are authorized TO announce BrSJlNix
). LaNG, as a candidate for the office ol clerk of
lie Probate court for Lowudcs county.
.S5- We are authorized To announce Wllu,M P.
PuItsR, o. candidate 70, clerk OF the Probate court
, Tor LownJcs couny.
~ We are authorized To aunonrS Co. loux
w. BHEz, as a candidate Tor Sheriff OF LaNudes
county az he next election.
~ We are authorized to announce Major M
rHANirr l., MuCnElr. as candidate lpr the office
Of >ncuii rflowudes county atlhe ensuing election.
E5- We are authorized 10 announce NniI,u
y NrlGttr, asa candidate ioy Sheriff Of Lowndrs
county al te aext election.
60 We ars authorized to announce Jaws H.
[ TEAMS, as a candidate for Sheriff of lpNndrs
county at the ensuing November election,
- We are authorized 10 announce BENJAMIN
G. NslE, as a candidate or tie office OF Sheriff ol
LowuttS county at The next election.
/ lS}- We arc authorized To announce Own z.
BEowN as a candidate for clerk Of circuit court Of
Lowudcs county.
/ CO We are authorized to announce WM J.
1 E>rss as a candidate Tor clerk of cireui, court OF
/ LuWndes county.
| rS- Ncarc authorized 10 announce Col JAS w.
BClrErlL as a candidate !or the office Of clerk Of
/ the circuit court for Lowndc> county
/ UJNe are authorized To announce GEORGE
ruckER as a candidate for Clerk Of the probatrs
| Court.
! - We are authorized to announce Hon JAMES
/ T: lRoriGR, asa candidate for Judge OF the II -
/ Count OF Errors and Appeals.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
White Snlnhur Snrinrs.

MORGAN County, Ahbama; GAO miles Moth
VI 1T Tuscainosl. 90 miles E1s; ol florence and
ruscumba. and 5 south of Hun,syl.el The niain
Southern Stages wil pass them doi.y.
The undersigned announces De tiuse who nav
anticipate Spending Ale ensuing Summer al any Of
tle Fashionable Watering places, that they have
purchased tie abavc vala bic property, and have
ruea rrd the services Of Mr.. HTRAN CHLBs aud
L,nl known as the keepers of the celebrated Bel
Tavern. Rchmond, Va. Tor five wears
They viii h. prepared hy the 5ih Ct Nav To &C.
commo,ia,e -Four or Fsrs Hundred Iisiiors, m a
style which shafto, be inferior, q not SUPERIOR to
any West II the Mountains. Ia addition 81 the
nrmcr buildings, they arc constructing malu Bull
gnE, li,y esh feet square. three stories high, aud
we. ventilated with windows AMI passages, and
wilha colonate IN front. TWENTY-FIVE or thirty
new framed cottages, neatly iin,shed an entire new
Bathing E>sblNhmcnt, kitchen, Stables Ne, and a
well filled lee House. Near the Kitchen Is a splen-
dad natural cave. well htiedap lur the reception OF
fresh meats. mtlk and butter.
They take pleasure in stating that they have also
made Arrangements Cor n constant supply Of fresh
Nen'Non ani Fish F; and no expense will be spared to
furnish every other luxury Of the season.
latiF hr viii be of the first order their Furn-
ture aad fixtures altogether new aud their table
ware 81 Cb,La entire
fiiE WATERS consist ut White and Back
Sulphur, Chely Free and Limestone, the qual.
ties oi which are too well known to require cungy.
and this sheet IS put forth merely 10 advertise them.
The country around Is high, sandy, and healthy,
the woods aboundIug with Game, aud the waters
with Fish, tlus atarding to the invalid and parties
oi.pleasure delightful and healthy rec cation.
As the object 81 the ProprieIors is more To esiab.
fish the reputation Of this valuable watering place,
than present Pecunary profit, their charges viii be
more moderate than the recommendations would JUS
tiiy. X. j. MANNING,
7. Il. MANNING,
q, \. MANNING
Propriefors.
April 18TH lS50,-i0-Smst Pr. ice SGT 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13

EEAVlNG purchased Of Mr.. i. i, handle, the
4 right OF Waterman 4 Learned's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose Of individual
or county rights 10 suit purchasers
This machine has been IN operation the past sea-
SON. sufficient time TO test us utility rs It respects
It's durability, and the saving Of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all Others now m use consists in the simplicity and
strength of H. structure, having no complication Of
machinery that II liable 10 get out 81 repair, and The
rapidly lt'tenpers the clay and moulls The brick,
making from 80 70 50 per minute with the aid Of
Wohorses, four n'en, and a sufficient number Of
boys to bear of the brick.
Those wishing ior cheap and expeditions meth
cd or manufacturing brick would do well TO avail
themselves Of thlsoppUHunlty.
All communications addressed to the subscriber
Will meet with immediate attention
JAMES T.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9Th, lsj9.--39-u
\. u, Gentlemen wishing 90 purchase county or
town lights, can BE- accommodated by applying at
the office Of the Columbus Democrat, where lhey
eau see testimonials Of the utlty Of the above mem
toned patent.
'.'tte Missis,ppion, Jackson, and the Republic
can, Holly Springs, will please give the above SIX
Insertions aud forward bills to me. j. T.. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Travels. sc.

NOR SALE at the Columbus Book store, Of BY
e Pfster & Goodwin:
Tie Stranger in China, by Downg,
Capt. Alexander's Expedition into the Interior Of
Africa,
-Four Years in Paraguay
Damascus and Palmyra, Journey to the East, by
Charles q. Addison
Philosophy of Common Sense, containing pract-
cal rules for the promotion of domestic happiness,
rules for the conduct of husbands and wives, Of mas
tiers and mistresses, and domestcs, Of parents and
children, and Of young men entering into business,
&C. SC. BY NJ. Carey, NJ A. P. s. author Of the
Olive Branch &c. April 49, 1889 40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Spring Races.

EENilE Spring Races over the MushOlaville course
IL will commence on the fourth Monday in May
next, and continue four days, free for any horse,
mare or geding, complying with the rules Of The
GLIB
First Day.--Sweepstakes fifty dollars entrance.
Second Day-three miles heats, purse $3.50, s25
entrance.
Third Dsy--two miles heats, purse $3.50 $40
entrance.
Fourth Day--for the entrance money, colts three
years old and under.
SOLOMON EDWARDS, Sec.
Mushulavle, April 9th, IS39-59 Pr. lee S5I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Notice.

4 ; hereby given that agrceably to an order Of the
: PrJbates Court Of Lowndes county Mississippi,
at lh1 April Term thereof, 1889, the undewgn-
ed Administrators OF the estate Of Peter Lyon, late
OF Lowndes county Decd wall proceed to sci. at the
court house door in the Town OF Columbus, on Mon
day the seventeenth day Of juno next, the following
lands 10 wit: the south bali OF the east hall Of The
south west quarter Of section twenty Two, aud that
part Of tie south half Of the west halt Of the south
east quarter Of section twenty-five, which lies west
or north west ol the middle Of branch or drain
which divides il from the lands lately owned by
Thomas l., Foster, and now owned by Governor
John Owen Of the State Of North Carolina, which
said triangular piece Of land IS estimated 10 contain
seven acres The south half Of the west haf Ut the
south west quarter Of section twenty two, the south
half Of the east half Of the south east quarter OF SEC
ton twenty one, The north half Of the east half #
tie north west quarter Of section twenty ciplt tbe
west half OF the north east quarter Of secun TWEEN
ty eight that part Of the north half Of tic east ball
Of the north east quarter Of sectio,l twenty eight
which lies north of the LooksopaliIa river. and tie
north half Of the west half Of lie north west quar-.
ter OF section twenty seven and the north half oil
The cast hall Of Tie north west quarter Of section
twenty seven, all IN to@nship number seventeen,
south OF range seventeen west, all lying and being
10 the comfy OF ho~ndes and State OF Mississippi
on credit OF twclye months--purchasers will be re.
CURED To give oond with approved security, and a
Statutory len will be required on the land. Sale
within the hours prescribed BY law.
ELIZABETH LYON, .dd,a'rr.
WM LYON, .ldmt.
April 18Th ls39-4o-4w. r.. fee SI2 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
TO Builder.

- '',,sse vuucr un Monday,
house door in the town ot Louisville Miss. the
building Of Brick Court House Of the following
dimensions viz Fifty feet square, twenly-siN leet
high. 10 be two stones. The court room above
uud well finished. -Four rooms below. The whole
building to be out OF the best materiu - and 10 be
finished IN workman ike style A bid TO be noticed
must be accompanied by an undoubtcd bond aud Sc
curty.
The payments for the work will be as follows
Isl Of March, 1910, two thousand five hundred dol
lars liall The remainder, lst March lS4I and
the balance on the frst March 1912 The House
to be completed FIRST March 1871.
For details and particulars call at the Office Of
the subscriber, where plan Of the building NAV be
seen. J. F. GROSLEY, Clerk I. {.
Louisville April 18Th, lS39--40-6 (Pf fee 10 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
A Rare Opportunity.

Mississippi and sflpbama Lands for Sale;
,..A.sn CAPITALISTS and Planters, who
9Rf4 may feel disposed 10 invest Their funds u
0yV6s& lands wei adapted TO the culture Of Cot
u ton, have now fine opportunity to make
pr0IillDe Investment, as the subscriber is deter
mined 10 sell several valuable tracts Immediately
The land viii be divided into large and small tracts
to suit purchasers and The terms, both as il regards
price and payment, viii be made sufficiently reason
able 10 meet the unqualified appreciation Of all who
are anxious 10 buy, Bills on tie Union Bank viii be
taken for all SAILS effected in Mississippi, but s.a-
bnuIa Lands must be pad for with Alabama iu,,ds.
For particulars in relation 10 locality caali,y and
quantity apply 10 tie subscriber.
ANTHONY WESTON.
Gainesville, April 9Th, l559.--S9-4 y. fPr. lee 81
IUST received 70 bbls. Superior sweet OHIO
- Flour, and ten sacks best Rio yofce. Cor sale
cheap for cash Aoos lar &c quanhtSNl Tennessee
Bacon and 10 bbs. Of very white lard.
A. l.. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, MarGn 30th, Is39.-35-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
500 Reward!
school Teacher Wanted.

A School Teacher is wanted by the trustees Of
N tire school section N township fifteen, range
nineteen east, situate in NuNubee county. roa
gentleman Of the necessary qualifications, good
wages and pleasant situation VIII bc gwen Good
recommendations viii be required. Apply 10 the
undersigned, near sad section in NoXubee county.
LP. BROWN,
;. PERKINS,
April ~, aulI Trustees
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Notice.

4 S hereby given that agreeoby 10 an order Of the
4 Pfobaea Court Of Lowndcs county Mississippi,
at the April Term thereof 1889, the undersigned
guardian Of the heirs Of William Lawrence, decd.
will proceed to sell at the Court house door N the
town Of Columbus, on Monday the seventeenth day
Of June next, the following lands, to vii the north
east quarter Of the north east quarter Of section br-
~ SIX, and the south Iiail Of the south cast quarter
Of section twenty FIVE, all IN township number Sc
venleen soah Of range number eighteen west on
credit Of Twelve months; the purchaser wl be
required to give bond with approved security, Sale
within the usual hours
THOMAS l. MOORE,
Guardian
April l3h 1889 -i0-iw [Pr. tee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Ten Thonsand Dollars.

SOLD at 6. Warren's lucky Office the following
= prizes il Class number So, one prize Of $4,000
one $500, one Of $3.50 and three of $780, 5 X. W.
Cook, Of this place was the fortunate holder Of the
Si0 e1O prize.
DRAWN NUMBERS OF CLASS NO. 35.
50 81 Is 81 A 60 So 65 II IS "a So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Best Family Groceries.

THE subscriber respectfully inInrus
NECA his frien3s and the public generally,
that he hls ust received from New
azh York an assoftaeni OF GROCERIES
Of The ehOicest Kind. CONSISTING Of
Madeira, Sherry. san L6ear, Malaga and other
wines;
Holland Clio, Jamaica Rum. old Scd55h Whisky
sUperos French Brandy aud other liquors;
Teas, Loaf and White Havana Sugars;
Coffee, Chocolate. Pepper, Salt and Specs;
Rest Sperm Candies;
Real Spanish Cigars, CavendiSh Tobacco;
Fresh Bunch Raisins and Prunes;
Preserved ruits, Pickles. Soap and Starch;
Dun Fish, Tongues and Sounds Salmon;
Goshen Butter, sc. &c.
Also, good assortment 0f daRcsiics, best Lowell
sheeiings, Oznaburgs ard shirtings, lindsey, ban
kets, satuneils dne IRISH linens, spool cotioa &c.
az low prices;
G., SIR cases centenlens elegant MOLE
NJ SKIN HATS n rev article Of the latest
.EMA fashion, which he offers for sale on favor
t. able terms Tor cash, at the building lately
occupied BY the Tombigby Bank.
DAVID AUSTIN.
march Q, 1880 35lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-13
Interesting Novel.

nEMAlNlNG unsod at the Book Store oi
II Pfster q Goodwin
Richard Hurdis,
Home as Found, Cooper
Mary Raymond,
Outward Bound,
Romance Of Vienna (Mrs TroIlope)
The MILDLY
Peter Pilgrim, j
The Merchants Daughter
Oddities of London life,
YeIlow-Plus Correspondence.
April II, 1889.