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W'Gartp, mittetf eluer S6aufel 70 ser.
iblaoen uno uerlest, Dap man an ieinem
AuftcmmeS ,peifelt. Sein Oals uuo
&inRlaoe ipu firbterlib ;srfeet lsin.
I'm Oienita9 oarauf ioute 30 'Gartp
curb sinen Gonftable perbaftct perocn.
obsr Die Witarbsiter ienes iasten oiclcn
unoerridNeter Saeke meg. Sn Der NadN
.bs9aben iib Die biirasrlibe 1utora1tsn
NIT biareibsnosr bewatfaetsr Wobt an
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-12-17

Gs wlro pcriitbert, oob Dr Goans
Don S1tuporf i'm leetsn Sabr iber fiinf:
ii9 touisno aba!er fir Ssfanntmabua=
gen in 3eitlwaenftir feline Gamillenpillen
uno ubcr obt touieno fir Ieeioensarbei
ten aus9e9eten bahen fol-, uao oas feline
Nu58aben in 8ersleib nit ieinem &c.
minnit cine rpabre Saeatelle ieien. lib.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29


the House t0 eel al example, ana acl pLompt-
u, to repel vice, Of al others the most mia.
nous, degrading, and inpoyerishing. lie dld
not believe r. ST nncon titutional and would
~ voting s.
lie DIE So IS sa sled for on the mo-
ton. & comm nd vote Of y to
50.
III hi then read third time.
COZ. n AZ shington, then offered an
amendment 81 sFaV 81 ryder; which, after
some rernsflZs rom IIf. GhelsoH. was reject
ed
TThe amendment of Mr. Cox included the
l.seelIttius f,tste ard illiitia llficeEs.
as fit subjects of censure, equally win men,
bersof the Legislature. a8 ,@
Mr.. Garland, Of VicksbuTg, saio ne came
from aeity which had taken the highest ground
against gambling and gamblers. he was y
favor Of alllaVs which would tenq 70 sup
gambling, ana drive its devotees ifoLa tlls
State.
At the request Of Messrs. F00te and Car
land. the bill was read again. ~H 4
SATURDAY, Jan. 10.
M. MeIlen reported the b1l providing for /;
Geological Survey of the State which wa
fpassed-ayes 81, noes %.
Thebln to prevent State Officers from gam
bling, then came up. as first in order.
s At call Of the House, the bill as amends
was read. The question was then taken O
referring the bin to the Judiciary COMMITTEES
| and decided in the affirmative, by a vote
Al to, 81. -ai.'i "
i A bill to amend the Road Laws excited cor
| siderable debate, in which a score ofmembeT
participated. The bill was finally referred
a committee of seven, for amendment:
/ Mr.. Pickett introduced bill compelling tn
/ Mother Bank of the Planters Bank to be n
moved from Natchez to Jackson, and requifin
the Branch located at Jacksonto be remove
J to Grenada, in conformity with the provision
of the charter creating said Institution
Mr.. Barton introduced bill to amend Il
Constitution which was read first time, ar
ordered to be printed.
Mr. Brown, of Copiah, introduced a bill r
lating to the punishment Of crime; which vi
read the first time.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

e
enc. s,I n. fisHr WEDNESDAY, Jan. l6.
Dir, Kyle, from the Select Committee to
whom was referred the bill to prevent the ex-
hlbition of billiard tables in the county of Mar
shall, made report thereon; which was a.
greed to. s.ti-.aa
A message from the House, informing the
Senate that body had fixed upon "Wednesday
for the choice Of a u. S. Senator. for the unex-
pred tenn, and also for six years from the 4th
OF March next, and asking for the concurrence
OF tie Senate, beng under confederation
Mr.. Coffee moved that the Senate concur
whereupon, -E7g9e
Mr. Tucker moved the following amend
ments, viz Strike out after the words u. S.
Senator, IN the 4th line, the words g for the
constitutional term Of six years from the 4th
OF March next and also to elect U. S. Sen
After various motions to adjourn, calls of the
Senate, and motions to dispenre with the calls
the amendment offered by Mr.. Tucker came
up for cOnsidera tion--being in effect to dis
Pense with he choice of a Senator for six
years, and only to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Mr. Trotter
After considerable discussion, the Senate
| adjourned, without taking the question
.e'2 THURSDAY, Jan, II.
Mr. AIsbury moved that the bin to cornpe
the Banks to resume specie payments be com.
mtted to the Committee Of the Whole. and
made the order Of the day for Friday. Agreed
to, sst..
The Senate then resumed the constellation
OF the orders of the day, being erigrossed bills
from the House of Representatives and the
following bills received second reading: !
Eas A bill 10 extend the powers Of the Police
| CoFlTis ~ certain cases. 8aw kaF <rtas.6
| A bill to amend an act to reduce into one
act the several acts concerning last wills and
testaments,
The following bills were read a second time
committed to the Committee Of the Whole
{ nd made the order Of the day f0r Friday: =
"a bill to'reg0late The commissions allowed
to County Treasures, il discussing the three
per cent fuIid.n nsd sveH agls.naFy,
a bill pioneering last wills and testaments.
4 "A Blu 70 provide for the registration ~ Ger.
tam deeds of conveyance.
A bin supplemental to an act relative Il
weights and measures 81 E9so9aifs $3.50
The Seliats then proceed to tie consiaevA
lon Of the amendmentsf6 the resolve of ~
House, fixing Wednesday next for theeho;e
g 2 y. Senator, offered On yesterday, 81
par, Tucker. - "a
After long discussion. rs wbich 1Sa5
Tucker, Graysop. Walker, ives. and
took part, the question 81 he IA Inslit 8
taken ana the aaEneoWas adoptsd- IS
noe3 A4sias s. 19IECaiicq 8gffs9 e b $780,
+. Tho orders e the a were tlten ro-1,sa;
Beng engFossed bills from the House.
ne by % change the fiscal year 81 tie IS g =
" slssippi, was read the second time. 90.
...lssee e the Committee 0f the Whole. sn
sSs .ee order q the day fof fidsv.
!, 90 leave. eafea & nenol,,I
.AeA aigl lusr e y Ice nav s.
oei1ng lh liose r. fhiS
q tna oniile & r1hor
was Ee NED ths tax levied 8
Cc.
Mr, Hadlsy called Fl tie cOns;asrsos )
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

The total amount of teas imported :.
United States, during the year sO3i,,.'
18th of Junelast, was llS,ssspe,d' Is,
chests. -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

The Texas journals speak w,a5,..
necessity of reducing the tariff Isu'. !. I
and expediency, says the Telegfsvl :.
that our ports should be thrown o. :.
world It is probable that the ntl.E
WILDE abolished bydegrees. Waiuss,
a national bank, an institution reoSS.s,
by epresident IN his Tnaugural-fi.e.
garded as question Of exrem, mr.,
and to be viewed with the deepstIahciD,.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

THE GREAT PKEsBYTERiaE CO.
Supreme Court Of Pennsylv,ls, - E
trict, the first Monday in MareB -.
the trialo @the commonwealth = 3
MIA ex-relations Of the Hon Jane, NJ.
others rs. the Rev. d.. Asb5eI c..
Others" aasht involving tbe6g,t, = ~ -
general assemblies of the Presbyte5i,0,.,.'.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

Who CARES l-At an abolition u..l
Rochester, N. Y. a resolution Va /
+" to use no productions raised BY AasEhi
the South"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

A bill has been passed by the Tent d
gress, granting TO all heads of f-5ava
have eIiigrated to Texas since thSfRdG
tober, 1887, or wbo-may engrse b15rt
LIST Of January, 1870, head figta tutlNsa
of land, and to single men 34OsrEes.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

BIRDS OF AFEATHER FLOCK rOGE1m
Our Yankee friend guesses that The M
why Abolitionists manifet such strong -
thy for blacks is, that they are botA dGaF
the Negro being BLAcK-sEMSE9 a 8
AbolitioniSt BLAcK-HEARTEbs 1o91--a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29


uhS q Arkansas. 4
may acquile d notion Of he ohai. :.
our 6o5.Ilsg;o !, ~ ibis country, and J.
coUfoFf 6 pol apulence Tl's
among lalI cllss 81 c0n1aI
iislisa aihbles VhicaTpEosan p.
lloti0h and lp1upDTI.li -.
= 5s s. he holdss q 49,
Is Vf6i6Il cl6ssgs We have
fake the feH az
81 fthe union.
aIar|e - ~ verre ~ tle
ii Size has s.
and 5.Oon = w.. sIhol "a
"a I'd Only
faxed. Thiseeiil,a inc'nr
county
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

1ttE SOUTHERN .I}Is
We have received the 81. !. Y, Y
agricultural Papsr, entitleas;s :, .,l n''ass /,
in Columbia, Tenn. 1t is nsatlv l'ii,
cor contains very large quantity i PM p.,1i'i
ter interesting to agricultural me- 5
, Be generally Patroniaed BY them. : w = y,
y recommend it to the PATRONAGE :, %s'p;e
erS' believing that many vaIusS1s ~ . q
CLEANED from it. 1t is published -. a /
at % OO per amum. A rD..;
may be seen at this Office. ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

Dr. Watkins stole four fhollsa
from the TreasU.-y, and M.
stole more fhaR $50 times ihgs
and yet the former case Of Peeulll1e
alibousand times nqR nelse
tire country Than the latter. fhe
ton isss9sf lie dne ck8f4l
good old DAYS Of gogerHplenlal
when ird0ds VET 8lniosl ] dim UNI
-ond the 0lhtf bds taksh Nee . :. ;. y
ol general corruption, when oiiell !.
ron lF fieq0ehey, are uillYs
eaflad matters Of course
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
- NLi..l..inpi Sprlns..

rTyfIi~ r.. -a..r aal .ausl't 1aftaaE
b. raalu.L .- tie -afh ot juno, On RE
-.Ie-t..r Hr g.-,e-s This T5rs IS 700 wei known
Is d. ..g aaa..ry u' t.e waters ior comment. Zoe
7----,,agd a.. deems 3, necessary 10 say, N1t tt
improvements having been greatly enlarged s.i-e
tfe Iast season. be is prepared t3 accommodate -.aH
,Ir.r ,a four hundred s. tors comfortably here
IS q. .ery large and c0mm1i.ogs Bar Room. b.ara
Room saI Ten Pm A.cy ,1r lie amusement OF q 81
.saa .ag. laz-I 90 drive away doll care ai-c
very .arta any and Convenient stable newly bolt +;
those improvements, together with splendid Bat
Room not surpassed by any IN the Southern coah-
,ry. ana the tlt Jm not the ieast EfgccuseEt, The
pToufctur f7s been fortunate enough 20 engage The
services of Mr.. Werlein and Mr.. Duran. who viii
furnish hm splendid scientific Band Of Muse lar
The accommodation Of the fantastic toe, aiier base
Inducements be will add that every attention shall
be paid 10 the comfort Of his guests, that bis table
will be furnished with al the deiicacies Of the sea-
son. and his liquors and wines shall be Of the best
quality and choicest brands. His charges are as
follows;
Board per month $50 90
day 80
Children and Servants half price,
Horse per month 50 90
day | 50
An current funds Of this State together with the
money of the Mississippi Springs Rail Road Com
pauy, will be received for Board.
ISAAC \. GLIDEWELL.
June l2-jO-2m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27


HAVING purchased oil Mr., r. b. Randle. th
IA right OF Waterman < Lcarncd's labor aayin.
BRICK Machine now offer to dispose Of indN.dua
or county right. 10 suit purchasers.
Tbs machine has been il operation tho past sea
sou, sufficient time % cst IFS utility as il fospccr
rs durability, aud the saving Of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
al others now ~ use, consists III the simplicity and
strength Of ~ structure, having no complication OF
machinery that rs Liable 10 get out Of repair, and The
mpdlty u lcmpcrs The clay aud moulls the bfiek,
making nom % 70 80 per minute with the aid Of
Two horses, four men, and sufficient number Of
boys 10 bear Oh the brick
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd for manufacturing brick would do well to AVA
themselves l thts opportunity.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber
wImeet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH
Columbus Nj, April Gth, 1899. IT,
r. y. Gcnllcmon Wishing to purchase county or
own rights, can be accommodated bv applying al
he Office Of the Columbus Democrat, where thew
AN see testimonials Of The utility Of the above men
Toned patent,
'..Thc Misyis5ppiao Jackson, and the Rcpubli.
AN, Holly Springs, will please give the above six
lserlons and forward bills to me. j. f. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27

) the grandest ornament belonging 10 the huma.
frame. How strangely the loss of it changes
The countcnancc and 2rematurely brings on the APP
prarance OF old age, which causes many to recoi at
being uncovered and sometimes even shun society
to avoid the lusls and sneerS of their acquaintance
the remainder of their lives is conss quently spent
in retirement. In Short not even the loss of pro-
perry ills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair.
Ioavert all these unpleasant circumstances. Oh
DiIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling OF on the first applications and a
few bottles restores it again. 1t likewise prob
eyebrows and whiskers; prevents the hair ID L
turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and lr,,o II
lromscuri. Numerous certificates OF the first res
probability in support of the virtues of Oldrjge's
Balm are shown 10y the propretors.
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.
dridgc, and have found il highly Serviceabc not only
as a preventive against the falling of of hair, but
also a certain restorative, fSgned 4
HIM Thatcher, methodist minister, So North 5th
st. John p. Rgiiss 33l ,1rch 81: John D Thomas,
VI D. 1863 Racca John s FWeH l0l Spruce ST.
HIGH Nc Cmdy 2l3 South mist: JOHN GarR
il. % .lrch street, Philadelphia.
IL WIZ cctullhtY raise us virtues IN lie estimation
OF the public, when it is known that three OF the
above slgncrs are more than so years of age, and
the others not less than 50.
], ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of SAID city
Of Philadelphia, do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with MesSrs. J. T. lngIs, John S. Flu.
roy, and Hugh MCurdY whose names are signed
10 the above certificate, that they are gentlemen Of
character and responsibility, and as Such full credit
should be given to tie said certificate
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
For Sale at the Drug store of f.. A. SMITH,
Main street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. -, 1889 Pitt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
Valuable property at Auction.

VIII sell at public auction on Saturday, the Sd
day OF August next, the warehouse situated on
the landing at the river in the town Of Columbus
and which has been occupied by w. l.. Clark and
more recently by Alfred Thscher, as storage ana
commission house, together with all the vacant
ground attached thereto This properly is known
to be valuable, and offers an excellent opportunity
Tor profitable investment TO any persons who NAV
wish 10 do storage and commission business Al
50, will be sold at The same time, the one half nter-
est IN the brick store house next Jones tavern and
now IN the occupancy Of Joseph J. Brckcn Tie
whole Of the above properly will be sold ON credit
OF twelve months; the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
DAVID LLOYD.
July 8, 1889. 5S-,ds
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
SIlerif-S Sale

pY virtue of sundrs writs OF f. ia. issued by III.
I'D Clerk Of the Circuit court Of Lowndes CONT,
aud to me directed, will sell toi cash at the cam.
house door, in Columbus, on Monday the 9TH d,yor
August next the following described lands ync
and being in said county to wit: the east haroi me
north west quarter Of section two, township eirh.
teen SOUTH range eighteen west, Except eight acle
and one pole oil Of the south end of the same tay
ing - 100 acres the south half Of the wel half
OF the north west quarter, and the west half Of ac
north east quartero' section two township eighteen
south, range eighteen west, containing 10! acres.
Levied on as the property of Madison WalthalL 0
l.. Nash and others, TO satisfy said &. ias. in favor
Hugely Blair & Harrison and Others Sale within
the hours prescrbedhy law. Dated the 9lst June
l19. }. W. BYRN, Shit
Of Lowndes county,
5l-4w. Pr, Gee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27

ArO FiCIlON-This extraordinary eLCmcl
4 ~ composition the result Of science and ihe iu-
ytn'on n "a celebrated me scal man, the inlroduc-
/ ton o.. which 20 iAe public Was invented Nllh TIC
s0.smniy Of, q de5th-bed bcquest, has since gained
/ a fprutatlu unparalleled, iuy sustaining he cor
r,ctae.s OF ,Ie lamcuicd r.. Gddleys last couIts
son. that be- dared not die without giving to pos
/ leriy tlc benefit Of bis knowledge on this SUBJECT
/ sHI he therefore bcqusatLoi 10 his friend and atcn-
/ daH'. Solomon Hays the secret of his discovery.
! Il IS now used Ia the principal hospitals, and The
/ private practice in our country, bnt and most Ger
ainIy for Ire cure Of tbe PH,s, and also so extern
si.c.y add titciuaiiY as 10 battle crcduty, unless
/ where Its ELECTS are witnessed Externally in the
/ following complaints
For Dmpy-Creatiug extraordinary absorption
M o1,c. 81. Swe.iinGs- reducing them IN few hrs.
Ghcgma,ism-Acure or Chronic, giving quick
ease, Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or colds
Group, and Whoopins Cough Externally, and
over the chest All Bruises, Sprains and Burns
Curing in a few hours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
Ing, and fever sores.
IFS operations upon adults and Lchildrcn in rcdu'
chg rheumatic swoiIlngs and opsenlng coughs and
taltucs Of tie chest by relaxation Of the parts, has
been surprising beyond conccplion.-The common
remark of those who have used lin the pics, at
acls Ike charm"
THE PILES.-The price 81 isrciunded 70 any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Linment Tor
The Piles, ana return the empty bottle without be-
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 to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit
tie original TO purchasers.
CAUTION,-Nono can be genuine gtnout
splendid engraved wrapper. on which is my name,
md also that Of The 4gepts. SOL: HAYS.
Gj-For Sale by T. A SMITH, Druggist, Co'um-
BUS Mississippi. Jan II, 1899 97-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27

10Y virtue of a writ of f. "a ISSUED by tie
I'D clerk Of the circuit court Of Lowndes county
and to me directed, will sell for cash. at the court
house door, in Columbus, on Monday the 9Th day
of August next, the following property to wit: IC,
number one, in square number eight sixty six feet
square, on the corner Of Washington and Geneva
streets.
Levied on as the property Of Lewis Green to satS
isy saIj Il, IA. in favor Of William Howell and John
Cook.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law Dated
the 20th June, 1889.
JNO. W, BYRN, Sh'f.
of LOwndes county.
5l-4w Pr. fee 81 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
NOTICE.

@rvA wish to So the following town proper.
!:mIA ~ N Columbus, on reasonable terms ior
iiiiES cash, or undoubted paper viz +: the house
AssszEA and lot near the Methodist church adj.
joining A. +. Young, Esq, the late residence of j.
T, Williams, being lot No 10, and The West two
thirds part of lot No 0, in square No 5, north Of
main street on military road adjoining H. S. Bount,
ESq.-Also, part of square No ., north of main
street, making front on market of 26 feet. running
back 90 feet, wing between the store of Simons &
thatcher, and Lewis Dubrses cabinet shop, and IN
front OF the north west end Of the Court house. III
which lots bought Of }. +. Williams, in the month
OF March last which title together with other chain
Of tte IS all on record in the Probate Clerks Office Of
Columbus; and the titles can be given ndisputabe.
For terms apply at this office
kENNADY HARRINGTON.
July G. 1889. 52-6m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
The Family Physician,

AK, Every Mans CoMrANiov, being compi'a-
~ ton rom the most approved medical authors,
adapted TO the southern and western climates; 10
which Is added an account Of Herbs, Roots and
rants, used Tor medical purposes, with directions
now they are to be prepared SO That every man can
DC ms own physician, together with glossary Of
medical terms by A. G. GoonrErT, A, NJ. for ma
ny years sturgeon IN the L. s. Army. With an
appendix, containing a new and successful mode of
treating Asmtic Cholera, by the compiler For sale
by PFlSrER & GOODWIN.
May II, 1880. 1lC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
THE BLEW ETT TIovrsr

! ViN 2. BRACkEN will open this splcn.
- d,A horrt On The first Of October. II i
e, I'M. "a i'ie corner Of Washington and Marie,
~ Io1,,pds' e~ Gods south OF Main Il.
..l III o' !'lsgds IN tbs State, Alabama. Georoa.
,.l5 1,l',ans states, who tagc heretofore patron
WI. ,.ia'ta ft respectfully Invited 70 give hm 4 co
'.3 'NE "i ~ furnished with DC best Of Llouons
wv NV ao'e "thcycw uSury the country aIlorls
Il, "sf a'e spen3tl etof Stables connected yi
Il M ' S ~ which are not surpassed hy any
t5siy L,oso. 1900, aa travellers may rely upon hayinn
'"Sl nurses ~eii attended to ty careful nitlsrs
Columbus, Sept 40. iess. 'NNONr,N;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
Teachers Wanted.

YNliE Trustee Of TIE Frok'a Academy wish ID
u employ one superintendent md twp assistant
teachers TO take charre Of 'te Male Department
and one superintendent. and No teachers 20 take
CHARGE q tie Female Department ~ IBIS lnstiia-
iion ior The ensuing wear. Applicants will be ex-
pected 10 furnish testimonials f qualification. Lib.
efal salaries viii be gwen. Al persons desiring a.
NJ Of these situations w pratc address the secre-
iary Of The Board directed 10 Columbus Mississippi.
On nr before Tie cneu.ng oh day Of Iny. Tie
next segsi'n Of the Academy wl,l commence ON the
first Monday N August 1852.
JnHv Ilrnntr,ros. Prrst I
Ahgyrr CNpHEit,
SrrPHry CocRr, Tustefg
CH,RtFs WAtsu
NJ NJ. RRIGH,a see'Y.
Columbus, Jnne sth. 1889. -is T
to The Nashville Union viii oigc tbe above
three insertions and flrwatd ihcrarcouul 10 llc 81.
crctary If tic Bard Tor payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27
French lessons and Drawing.

RToNSJEyB g. F0CRCADE. arr al rs-.
VI v1I r'e lessons n Fwaeh. IHs uatf. ar-
rnagc. O those who NAV hvar I.m u,f its-f ps,-
roaare a. hs rooms az ile WaAnrfaH Hal. Fee nr.-
vaie fam irs. academies aal u ,hc vicinity ofiic
civ. 90 such hours as wiI sHI' ilcr convenience.
Monsieur F0grcaAe w.l. also r.ge 'ess 5us III draw
inF. anlsc7pfs. portraits md Howr-s.
orler lcit AZ TIE Warrington Han
Columbus, Msy 90 1850 4Gtr
aihsrriDiaD iF0Den Of 'be Boz, store Of PGshr
& Goodwin, 70. thc fsmat5r nfa class Of BOYS from
ihe ares Of Zen % o1,iecn; those wishing 20 Join,
VIII please leave their names with them.
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