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lEeAIncIlC.

EAR. +, SPOHN, German physician Of much
~ note, having devoted his attention Tor some
years to the cure aud removal of The causes of
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
satisfaction 10 make known, that he has a remedy
which by removing The causes cures efectuaiy and
permanently this distressing complaint TheJe are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
constitutional incurabIe family complaint Dr. s.
assures them that they are mistaken and aborinr
under distress which they might not only alleviate,
but actually eradicate by the use OF his remedy.
It is the result If scientific research, and is en-
tirclv OF different character from advertised patent
medicines and is not unpleasant 10 the taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DR.. Spohn's
remedy Of this distressing complaint is every day
day gaming Is certainly matter Of much aStonish-
meni. That SO much suffering should have existed
for ages without any discovery of an eiltctua pre-
yenuve, or cure IS truly SUBJECT Of much regret,
but DR. 5 now assures the public that such rem
edv has been invented as viii convince The most
credulous. The principles upon which il acts are
simple aud plain, 1t is an admitted fact that this
complaint, whether called Sick Headache. or Ner
vouS Headache, arises primarily from the stomach
these who think they have tie Nervous Head
ache may rest assured that tins organ the stomach.
is the first cause, that the system has become yia
VN OF utHtdttNt lllt StOiaCli, ana mat
II through the same channel must they expect res.
toatjon u the natural and healthy functions of the
system. THIS object DR.. Spohns remedy is emf.
nenty calculated 10 attain. The truth Of this DO
Ston cannot be contlosered, ana tie sooner suffer.
ers with the headache become convinced Of il Inc
sooner will their suffcrings end in resora,io. Of
health. DIR. Spobn pledges his professional repu,a-
ton on this fact. The remedy may be tad OF
apo,hecaries generally throughout the tinted
States, L. SPoHN, NJ d.
tE5-For Sale by T. A SMITH, Druggist. Main
Street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. IL, IS39,--27-tl,
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MOffat's Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix Bitters.

TTNHE high and envied celebrity which tbs pre-
l. eminent Mcdclnce has acquired Tor ITS InvaIi'
able efficacy in oil The diseases which il proesse'@
to cure has rendered the usual practice Of ostenia
iious pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them. They are known by their fruits; 'heI,
good works testify for them, and they thrive no'
by the faith oithe crtduous In all cases Of cos
tivenes. dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections,
asthma, piles, settled pains, rheuma SIN, levers a,.a
agues, obstinate headaches, impure state OIL ".
tluds unhealthy appearance of the shin, nervous nervous
debility, the sickness incident TO females IN delcale
health, every kind Of weakness Of the digesu's oL
gans, and in all general arrangements OF nea",i
these Medicines have invariably proved ceia, .,o
speedy remedy They restore vigorous beam vu'us
most exhasuted constitution. Asnge tyIa VIII p.Sv55
the Life Pills and Phunix Biters beyond ne r.c
competition. the estimation of every ps,F,,' tt,
pared and sold, wholesale and retail, at D. '''
fats office, 367 Broadway, New York ar r
For sale at the Drug Store OF y. A ol.,''i -.
Hunts buildings, on South side Ell Man su~
umbus, Miss.
Jan'y H. 1889 27tE
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NOTICE.

"A wish to sell the following town proper
<ss..YA " in Columbus, on reasonable terms for
s.s:EAAR cash, or undoubied paper, fiz tie house
EesxA aud lot near the Methodist church, ad-
oinng A. 4. Young, Esq, the late residence Of j..
T. Williams, being lot No. 10, and tie Yves, two
thirds part Of lot No 3, in square No 8, north Of
main street on military road adjoining Il. s Baunt,
Esq, Also, part ct square No g. north Of main
street making front on market Of 60 feet, running
back 66 feet, wing between the store Of S.mons :
Thatcher and Lewis Dubree's cabinet shop aud IN
front Of the north west end Of The Court house, all
which lots bough, Of J. f. Williams, lu The month
Of March last, which title together with other cham
Of title Is all on record in the Probate clerks office OF
Columbus; and The titles can be given lndisputabe,
For terms apply at this office
KENNADY HARRINGTON.
July 6, 1889. 5l-~6m
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rs the grandest ornament belonging TO the human
\ frame How strangely The loss Of Il changes
The countenauce, and prematurely brings on the APP
pearance Of old aye, which causes many to recoi AT
beng uncovered, and sometimes even shun society
to avoid the ess and sneers Of Their acquaintance;
the remainder Of their lives is conSC qutnty spent
IN retirement In short, not even the loss OF pro-
perry fills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss Of his hair
roaverl alt these unpleasant circumstances. Oh
DkIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling of on the first application, and
few bottles restores il again, II likewise prol"- $
eyebrows and whiskers prevents the hair tyl
turning gray, makes il curl beautifully, and lr,,s
from scuu Numerous certificates OF the first yes
probability IN support Of the virtues OF Oldrdge's
Balm are shown by the ptoprietors.
ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ. late Mayor Of
Philadelphia has certified as may he seen below 70
the high character Of tie following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm 9. Columbia discovered by j. o.
drudge and have found it highly Ser,ceabIe not only
as a preventive against the falling off Of hair, but
also a certain restorative. lSnned 4
HIM Thatcher methodist minister, Sc North 5th
81. John p. IaglisS S3l arch 81: John b Thomas.
NJ ID, l63 Race ST. John S Fwey, l0l Spruce 81.
Hugh McGWdy 2A3 South I'M st. John Gard,
Jr. i23 .irch street Philadelphia.
II VIII certainly raise It's virtues N the estimation
OF the public, when it is known that three OF the
above siguers are more than 80 years of age, and
! the Others not less than 80
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of SAID city
Of Philadelphia, do hereby certify that ! am wei
acquainted with Messrs. j. p Ings, John s. Flu
rev, sud Hugh M'Curdy, whose names are signec
TO the above certificate, that they are gentlemen o
character and respectabity, and as such fun credi
| should be given 10 the SAID certificate
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor
For Sale at The Drug store of T.. A. SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi
Jan. IL, 1889. -27-tE
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TIE RLEMETr nnrIsr.

4 DIN o. BkACkEN VII open Ills splcn.
~ did HoruL on the first Of October, Il Is
situated on the corner 81 Washington apd Market
ST. Columbus, few rods south uf Main ST.
HIS old friends 10 this State, Alabama, Georgia,
and adjoining States, whn ave heretofore patron
lsed him, agc respectfully invited to give hin cali
His hAR wall be furnished with the hest OF LtquoRs,
and hls Table with every laSury Tie country affords
There are splendid set OF Stables connected with
the establishment, which are not surpassed BY any
ia the South. All travellers may RELY upon having
their horses wei attrnAcd 10 ~ caren osterS
JOHN o. BRACKFN.
Columbus, Sept 20, 1888 i2-tf
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Colnr.Lus, .NislifHfpi.
Notice.


EE AKlNG purChased 81 Air. +. Is. Nandie the
4 4 right ol Waterman < Lcarned's labor saving
Beck Machine, now offer to dispose Of individual
% county rights 10 suit purchasers.
THIS machine has been IN operation the past SEN
son, sufficient tine 10 test iis utility u respects
q durability, and The saving Of labor.
The principal advantages ts machine has over
I'll others ~ use. consists "a the simplicity and
strength Of il. structure, having ~ complication Of
machinery that Is liable % get out Of repair, aud The
rapidly i icmpers the cay aud moUIds tie brick,
making from GO 10 so per minute with he aid Of
t,go horses four men, and a sufficient number Of
boys 10 bear % the brlek.
Those wishing for a cheap and expeditions meth.
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do well TO ayal
/ themselves OF this opportunity.
At communications addressed 10 tlc subscriber
/ wall uest with immediate attention.
JAMES T., SMITH.
( Columbus Mi, April 9Th, 1899 -J9u
] n. y, Genllcmen wishing 10 purchase county OF
| town rights can be accommodated by applying al
/ lhe Office Of tie Columbus Democrat, where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men.
| toned patent.
'.sIhe M,ssissippan, jackson, and the Republ'
can, Holly Springs, Will please give the above q
Insertions and forward Bills to me. j. +. y.
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" The True Riches Of Life rs Heakh"
WE know that health and the ability 10 labo,
w constitutes the wealth of the great mass Of
the people IN this, as in most other countries 10
preserve therefore, that health by natural means ga
grand moral and pol,al scheme, to fulfil which.
requires our utmost attention The unprecedented
popularity and universal appreciation which tins
medicine has achieved throughout the United States
tie Canadas Texas, Mexico and the West Indies
fully justify DR., Peters in warmly aud CONSCIENTIOUS
y recommending them to the special attention Of
the afflicted.
DR.. Peters has spent much time in experiment,
ing with different vegetable medicines, for diseases
Of the liver, and now offers his Vegetable Pills, as
the best, most convenient and cheapest medicine
that can be prepared for general use.
One great quality Of his Vegetable Pills is lba,
they have the alternative principle combined with
their catharlc, or operative qualities, SO that they
not only cleanse the stomach and bowels By purgtg
but they regulate The liver, change the morbid Sc.
creton, strengthen the digestive organs parly lie
blood nviroate the ejaculation, and give tone
and energy to tie nervous system,
They are mild and pleasant in their operation, nnd
convey almost immediate conviction Of heir ualy
from their first dose. They can he taken with sale
~ bi persons Of any age and the feeble, tie IN.
fun, the nervous and the delicate are strengthened
by their operation because they clear tie system oil
bad humofS, quiet nervous irrlabi.i'y md invariably
produce sound health;
The Vegetable Pills are q sure remedy for aun.
dice sick and nervous headache, dyspepsia, cnstle.
ness, sickness oi the stomach, heartburn, all hbous
complaints, levers Of oil kinds, and if taken at tie
commencement will invariably check Their progress,
and save the patient from prouacted and Danger
Gus sickness. They are invaluable in nervous and
unprecedented affections, loss of appetite, ard 81
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Rcnd rhis.

WE have concluded, that as for the last month
w we have refused every hing IN the shape Of
money except peee, OF the notes OF specie paying
banks for our goods our friends aud customers
are entitled to some explanation for such an unSa-
al proceeding. While our books are on our shelves
we ieel safe 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
70 our creditors at any time and credit received for
them II we exchange them for paper which is
unly worth halt IT'S nominal value, we loose by the
trade, allo we may receive 100 per cent more
than tht original cost; for we are then minus the
expense ana interest on the amounl of said proper
" besides not i,sviag tho whcrewlth to pay for
our bread and butter which, contrary TO he
opinions Of some, we hoa to be indispensable. To
the OF repeated question, "NAy do you not take
the currency al its discount We answer that SIC
do not kew "a shGeiRg shop;
We pledge ourselves couscenlionsly ldrGduce ou'
prices 10 a consistent scale with the value q lht
money received, which viii continue IL be par funds
in all cases. IN settling accounts we shall endeayol
~ make Ihr proper discount on all articles which
may nave been ovelcharged on the score Of depre
/ cialed currency.
So mofe IL BE-
PFISTER q GOODWIN, Booksellers.
Columbus Miss. July 18Th, lSS9--l-t
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Gins! Gins :! C;ins!!l

HVIlE subscriber would Inform the public ,ha
n he has established an extensive Cotton GIN
Mandatory in the town OF Louisville, Winston
county, Mis-. Having spared no pains during the
last six months in searching for the best materials
and having had much experience in the business,
he feels confident he shall be able to give satsiac.
ten to all who may pauonlse him. His gins will
be made Of Cas-, and German steel running on the
best Of boxing and he will be able to furnish Ice Gins
IN time for the next cotton crop. lie would invite
the public in general 10 oallat his Factory and ex.
anime for themselves He WOULD further state that
he haslately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN +. COLLIER.
Ian. @, ls3s-26-lf
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The Family PhNsielam

nk. EyrRy Mass CoMPAsios being compla-
" ton from the most approved medical authors
adapted to the southern and western climates TO
which Is added an account OF Herbs, Roots and
Plants, used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared SO that every man can
be his own physician, together with GLOSSARY OF
medical ierm3-by A. &. GoopLErr, A. NJ. for ma
nv years surgeon IN the L. 5. Army. With an
appendix. containing new and successful mode Of
treating Aslalic Cholera, BY ihe compiler. For sale
by PFlSlER x GOODWIN.
May II, 1889. ditl.
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TENHE undersigned offer their services to their
a trends and the Public, as General Agents
Nnd Commission Mechanism the city OF New
York under tie firm OF j; l. ANDREWS n
BROTHERS, IN tt1 CITY OF New Orleans under
the firm of ANDREWS 4 BROTHERS. and m
the City OF Mobile under the firm OF l.. l., AN
DREWS Il co. Aud are prepared 10 grant tho
usual facilities on Cunsgnmouts.
J. |. Andrews will continue his residence in New
York Il. Andrews Will continue h,s residence in
New Orleans; and T.. l., Andrews, now Of Hunts
vile Ala. will make Mobile bis permanent place .,
residence after The LIST Of October next
j. L. ANDREWS,
u. ANDREWS,
+. l., ANDREWS.
IttV % fae0 . Q,n
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Waterman 4 Learned,

Labor Saring Patent Brick Machine.
FHVO Brick makers Of Alabama; the undersgu-
u ed has bought he Patent Tor tho State Of
Alabama, and will putup1 Machine iQl any pcnonln
the State, 1T any place, that will mix The clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day, with two
horses or mules four men and boys, or enough to
bear oil the brick Tie Machine is 80 simple Tint
any person can make il, for there is no gearing OF
any kind all Of the work is performed by four pis-
tern rods and four rollers. Any person who WISHES
10 purchase Machine can do 80 by applying to the
subscriber in Columbus, MlssHsippL aud any person
who wishes to buy rghl for county " single
machine eau be had BY applying tQ.hc underslgnedi
A~ the above Machines vlllaIwuSs be putin oper-
alton when requested By The purchaser.
ROBERT DLAKELY.
Culumbus, Sent. IS, 1883. i0-l2m
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FENhE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. citizens OF Columbus and its vicinity that he
carries on the cabinet making business IN all its
branches, on Man.Stree two doors below Bell s.
Corners tavern, where he has a variety OF elegant
furniture, which Will be sold Us cheap for cash as
can bc afforded at any other establishment in this
country, He would inform carpenters, and others
interested, thar he is prepared to 90 Oll kinds of
TURNING IN wood WM DAVIS.
N. b. Having purchased the HEARsE owned BY
MIR Dubrec, aud repaired il thoroughly, he viii at
tend 10 all orders 10 the Underlakers line. ". II.
July H. 1889 1T
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NOticc.

ERY virtue OF an order OF the Probate Cour, Of
- Lowndes county, made at The August term
thereof ls39. The undersigned Administrator of
the estate OF Thanas Allison ST. decd, will sell on
Monday The niuth day Of September nextat pubic
auction to The highest bidder, on credit of Twelve
months from the day Of seize, the following desert b.
ed tracts Of land, TO vii: tie east hall OF the north
half Of the south west quarter OF section eleven,
and two acres and three lourthS Oft the north side
of the east bali Of the south halt Of the south west
quarter OF SAID section eleven, Cunning the whole
length Of sand or,y acreS) in township number eirh.
teen nnfh Of range number seventeen east situate
N LowndeS couuly.-PurchasrS giving bond with
ap,ngavea s.rarfis acruruiBg 10 io~, The Ss.c IL
take place al the Court House door IN the town o.
Columbus at tie usual hour.
THOS, ALLISON, Jr Admir-
al the Estate Of IHos. ALIISeN, 81 tscl
August, ~, ls3g.--G-Sw
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A r. WOLFlNGTON has on hand and is still
"A. receiving irom Jennings, Robinson & Cos
mandatory at the north handsome assortment Of
All kinds ot CAR RI 4 G T. 5, consisting IN part Of
C>uchces, Charities, Barouchcs and Buggys, sc:
Sc; which will be sold on reasonable terms at lis
Repository.
All Repairing done with neatness and despatch al
his old stand on Market street, Columbus.
March 9, 1889 SAT-
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y. ISAAC NJ KNAPP, having dIspos-
C4gs% Ell Of Bis entire interest N the Jewel
m-I =, ~ business, takes pleasure IA recon.
-, rs mcudng to the public be SUCCESSORS
ia business, Mcssrs. Irotter & Sal
ansaB The business sill b. superintendent by
tie iuuior partner, a gentleman OF experience aud
superior qualification, IN this Iinc OF business, and
have no doubt he vii. give general satisfaction, at
least 80 far asitis po4.be Tor any one 10 do.
Columbus, June 18th ls39.--49-W
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Nar.haI'. salc.

Uasa States Of An5rel, J On Tsadi. ErFe7s'.
U.s. %
Gordon b. Boyd, I.Noreubsr Tern, 1850
u & gru- lf ,-a above speeSs5 writ TO ~ j.
ID -ec-ei. from th- Hon. Circuit Court 90 tie
I-lreI States. ilr 'he soathtru district oi Ms
aB.IRI el IN Monday tlr PSI day OF >ep,sm-
a.r. 1883 oa a credit Of one and two years baauas
susss.,a, he -rr 0i per mum per auaun, at the
Court house of Winston county, the following de-
scrbei af!5 20 wit:
10. Par. q Section Sec r r Con;ca,.
" haa % : L Or IS IS 70 70
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MOrus NIulticaulis.

Ic6ezA THE subscriber has now growing near
%EkRl Jackson Miss. fine lot of the above
d@V9% valuable TREE, aud will have in the fall
- or next spring, several thousand Tor sale.
lie Knows them TO be genuine, as he bought Them
when in foil foliage. Warranted genuine or no sale.
Address }. LEWIS post olIice) Jackson, Mss.
n Il. frees or cuttings neatly packed, To be sent
to any part of the country. J. LEWIS.
Jackson, June |, 1889 47tf
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IN CARROLL County.
The sale Of the following described lands, ~ the
terms mentioned above WI take place at the court
house Of Carroll county, on Monday, the 7th OF
October 1889.
No Part Of Section Sec T. r. Contents
l SW Or. and $ w qroiS
Eqr isnse 1914
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Milllnery and Dress MakLng

AIRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala, re-
IVA specinliginorms the ladies q Columbus and
its vicinity that she has recently commenced the
above business al her residence on the corner Of ST.
GcneveFe and Fsyrue streets She will make, on
the shortest notice straw, silk, and Fancy bohnets, of
the latest iashipus dresses made IL tic nealest
manner and aller the most approved style.
June s. 1880 ASH
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nnrAnrnnNr or SrArt. }
Mississippi Female college.

TIME Trustees ol this institution this day met,
Il anil adopted = following resolutions:
Resolrei, That lIH hoard Of each young lady be
500 per session Of twenty weeks, to be paid one
half IN advance
FMS sum is intended 10 include, room, bedding.
fuel, washing aud Ill other contingent and extra
charges connected with the boarding department.
Rssoirtd, That the prices Of Tuition be as fol-
lows:
Preparatory Department, possession, Sic 90
Advanced Department, 20 90
This Department embraces MI the studies
usualy taught " the highest schools,
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music, including tie use Of the Piano, $40 90
Necdle work, 10 90
Drawing aud Painting, Is 90
Painting IN Oil, rs 90
Transferring
Shell work, J 90
Wax work, \
II viii be perceived from the foregoing resolutions,
that the rates of boarding and tuition have been
changed from the former prices. This course he
Trustees have been obliged 10 adopt They have
employed copipctea' and efficient lusrucuesses, who
mus, be barally compensated, and the resources %
the institution are the oniy fund irnm which that
compensation shaald be drawn. Hitherto this fund
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are navy established, both for
board ava tuition afe such as are Adopted in o;aet
and nfgahoring schaos, and are such us the neces-
stiles u the College demand.
hesoletis Fiat ~ young lady he admitted as a
student u thc Cetege In the phoie uillon anil hall
tlc BARRING fees b. paid ~ the time shf IONS fhe
COLLEGE. RIOS. M'GEE. presl hoard.
Bass. y Lose, Seey
Dee s0ta. le8S. a6tf
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NNnnted,

A NEGRO wcman, who is a good cook, also a
IA Negro fellow, for which good price win be
paid IN Real Estate or Aberdeen money. Inquire
at Ne Democrat office. [47tfl June !, 1889.