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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-09
GARLEGAN'r'S BALSAM OF HEALTH
PREPARED ONLY ny IeHN s. MILLER, ::
Fl. Frederick Gin, MARYLAND. +.

THIS valuable medicine has only been introduced to
J. the public FIVE years.. in various parts of the
country. and Hundreds Of persons have used it, and ienn
s beneficial effects and seven out OF ten have been
permanently cured OF the Dyspepsia. Cholcs. Nervous
Treuors, Eowness OF Spirits, Papitation of the Heart,
and all those train Of diseases resulting from dserdered
condition OF the stomach and liver arrangement of the
digestive functions. such rs general debility weakness.
aaulency, loss ofappeie sour enctaons and acdities
the stomach cosseness, head ache, Jaundce Aatuent
aud bilious cholc, &c,
The proprietor does not recommend as most patent
medicines cure all. sna when used is found
waning, that the public hayegoi So much deceived; that
they can scarcely be prevailed ursh % try any mors
which is not the case with this Ralsam Of Health
hundreds d persons have received the most happy and
good ess which the proprietor produce, II reqni
|red the testimony e many respectable PERSONS that have
been cured Of the above diseases.
The proprietor requests all those persons that are at
ficied 10 the was above described, 10 give his medicines
sr trial. and he assses them hat they viii not be dis
appoirssd,
The Public wiz Snd Il Tor wholesale and retail
LAT ta.... .~ TODDS Drug stefs.
MsteAI7
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-09

|yXIILLIANI BELL, Gehtlemens Coat.dresser. and
w Dyer, has resumed his business, in person, in
The City of Washington, and Remorsd TO the soth side
|of Pennsy vana Ayenne opposite Third Street Grate-
ul for past favors. during FIVE ais he respectfully So
llcs continuance from members Of Congress and elti-
ness Combined with bis saperof method Of renovatng
gentemei,s garments secure their custom, nothing
shall be wapting on his part,
Whatever with his former establishment al
thnnob his sign is. still. there. Jan. 12-St..
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!. WASHINGTON BRANCH :RAILRoAD.
n. -. n. L. :. -. IT, Nspn AZ Atom Dr. pnT

.s: WASHlNStEON HNANCH :hAlLhOAD, .a
TRANSFORMATION DEPOT,
!, ~. Nh. = December. l3, 1897
TT, respectfully made known that merchandise or
other commodities received al this Depot, for delivery
id this city, or 10 be forwarded to Baltimore, TO- points
on The line the road will hereafter be subject TO- the
following regulations, Of which those Interested viii
sst Theeight and charges on al goods consigned TO
individuals in this city its vicinity must be paid before
their removal from the Depot s. !
"a Commodities offered for transportation must be dis
t;ctiy Marked and be accompanied by aiisi, in dlp
e of the number AVID description Of packages TO bcfor
the name Of the consgness aid OF the party for
savdns the same otherwise they canspt be received
ihs Company win not be responsible for damages
arising 4rom leakage breaksge, nor Will hey De re-
sponsie ior damage alleged to have been py
INV .roofs or commodities transported by them unless
shs saim all be made before the reovai u inc goods
Seers the Depot Further, if goods which shall nave
been sransnnried on this road be NOT receNe Or
away by thxlr consigners owners on the nay o. ts
arrival al he n epot the Company will mol be IesPot
Die M of ayesy claims fot loss Or damage wnicn nay
Be suaincf ~ rsach goods in other words, u GOODS as
shove permitted 10 semain n or OF we gs
On he galway er the Depot one or more nsgnss
their sgHys remain so At the exclusive tsk q
the osneks Dr. e9ntiHners. Y. = ~ Ht''
ThesAcufs sIsesshng and delivering goods WILL UNI
nI fpvthcr,ncQes belfsom A: M. until 2. M:
oWW .Arx
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ptInssa y ;, c. DUNN asr n. =. 4. A..sel..i.s
PUBLlsHED EyERY SATURDAY,.

rE .-Subscfptions fo one year. 90 So In advance
or 8S0 II paid u the end Of three oaihs. Fer piz
months, ~ sfpases. Advertisements inserted q
the usual rates.
All Letters felatagto the pecanissY iprssis Of the Pa
JAMES g. DUNN. I
All letters relative 10 the Editsria dspar~nt b. al
directed ostake paid 10 the Edor efAs Naisps fmoan
Those sabsciiberssf year. who do ioi give notice
their wish 10 have the paper dsconn ~ The end
their year. win be fresmsd .. desiring 10 ecntinnane.
until ceurtermapded And IL si accordingly be eostin
! ~ued' at the ,pfiot pfthe publisher. :. n
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Oct q SAMUEL .sTETTlEIUs Agent
'lIOUsE.TuRNlsHINC RARE.ROOMs; on Penn.

lJOusE.TuRNlsHlNG RARE.ROoMs, on Penn.
sytvsnis Avenue. near AZ STREET BOTELER&
DOM Have jst cpspsd their FAN stock ol House iS.
sishng Goods scasiNing of alne every article used in
geniee hoasskeepsng. They have aided 10 theft stock
this season Handsome assortment Of plated goods such
as-- =.
Salvefs Casors Baskets Uras. Capdlesticks Sndlets
and Trays. which have been, selected with unusual
care. IA X .s.t, .@
Also. very superior English and PbAdelpbia Astral
and Mattel Lamps, Of superior workmanship: all
warranted in good order. III.
|. They have, also handsome assortment OF turfain
. Bands, Pins, Cornices. and Poles which, together
with their large stock Of Looking Glasses Cabinet
Ware, Matifesses, Beds. and Bsdstrsds. Crcckery,
Glass and China Ware. tenders their stock more @x
" tensve than in any other establishment OF the Kind
In The Districts 10 which they would respec fully in
vite the attention Of persons furnishing.
They have also just received from New York band
some ASSORTMENT OF Curied Maple Paflor Chairs \
N. B.-They still continue 10 manufacture Chat 70 .
every description.
P.s.--Looking Glass Plates ofvarious sizes Z.
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"A hDERSON'S POLISHING. PASfE,-For polish.
IN ing Piatei ware, brass, aud other metals, Amber
soi's Cbnpositlon has attained high celebrity: The
following testimonials, trpm Dany, a,e seIecied--
This is 10 certify thai rave. used Mr. Andetson's
Composn Tor cleaning brass and other metals; Also bis
plate powder. which we APPROX. OF and .s,d Wholesale,
TO Our customers. - SEEELN WAkREN,
..: Hardware Merchants. Albany.
Thi. is 10 certify, that we have made use Of Mr. An.
crsons Composition Tor cleaning SILVER and brass plate
and have no hesilon in saying thai il is The method
we have ever used and recommend the same to Others
A WALLACE,
>: Coach and. Harness Maker, Saratoga.
TIisls to certify, that we have used Mr. Andersons
Powder for polishing plated ware and find il the best
''ele efthe kind that v. eve, M, sssS, uoyr
!. j.. J.. $50, Pearl Street. New York.
have examined and tried Mr.. VIM. Anderson'i Che.
mical Powder for polishing silver brass and o'her me-
tails. Improves excellent article for the above pur-
+ II LEWIS A.. LAl RAT.
/ :. Chemist and Rsfner of Metals Boston. :
This is to certify, that have used Mr.. ADderson's
Powder Tor polishing plated ware and also the Paste Tor
brass, and proved 10 be an excellent arcie 'ote
to'the nnbiis.. 1. JOSEPH SMITH,
s62, Pearl Street, New York.
+ Ths.i, to certify. tina. have used Anderson Paste
and Powder cleaning brass and plated ware. and
safely say that iexceeds any thing have used before
Il. -, ::.1.s.. ~. VIM. HINTON,
'h.. ~ ia; Broadway, New York.
i have been asiDg for The last three weeks Ander.
sous Chemical Paste the cleaning Of silver and brass
and believe it TO be the best composition in use 10, the
parpose Intended t.:- -: d. ID. HOWARD,
g.: Exchange Hotel, New Yssk
Having made trial Of Anderaon's Composition IN 10.
fishing Britannia ware, which manufacture, we cei
-''',e' "s - : 90 -. BRoADNAN < HART,
NJ .'-. i. Darling Slip. New York.
+ have made se Of nderyons Paste and Powder, and
fnd il very valuable article and do most cheeriniiy
recommend it TO persons wanting the article.
r.. Y. DAVID TORRANCE, ~
Feb 6, 1886, United States Hotel.
For. sal. at ToDD's Drug. Store.
1yOL15RED ARUPHINE CRAPES.--Jus treceivrdz-
| VJ:80 pieces Grapes, for eTehihg dresses "
!. ALSO ON HAND,
200 pieces Silks, plain and fgnre,i which will be
sold very low. = .' -. ,r,,,.
| :, jan "; ~ bkAD4Ei q lhlLE -.
T1IRDsEYE DIAPERS. --Opened to-day :.
ID 100 pirces Of birdseye diapers Of very tine quality
/. Dse-S-% .khAOLE1 = VA MEL.
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IAYN rs .lNDlAN .ExPEcToRANT,is recon.

Az E,SlNDlAN. EXPECIOKANI,lS recon-
u mended as decidedly superior to- any. other known
combination of. incidence for Coughs, Colds influenza,
Consum Asthma. Splitting Of Blood, Angina Pee:
Observation-Disclosures of tile Heart, Bronchitis Chronic
peurisy, Hearseness, Difficulty nf Breathing Hopping
Cough Pains and Weakness;of the Breast and all dis
eases Of the Pulmonary Organs
This. medicine is highly aDd justly recommended, BY
numerous and respectable individuals, whe have found
relief from its Many who have been laberng under
potfatted coughs and pans the breast and have heen
supposed by themselves and their friends far advanced in
consumption, have been happily restored to perfc health
| by the use Of this valuable Expectqrant.
DR.. JONATHAN GolNa President Of The GrassiHe Cot
ege Ohio, Qate Of New York in lettsr to the propre-
Tor, dated New York, December, 1895 says-'.he was
aborng under severe cold cough aud hsas.e ness and
that his difficulty Of breathing was 70 great that he felt
WAS perfectly cured by using this Expectorsnt" Mrs
lDeks of Sdleur NJ j., was ciredof Asthma Of twenty
ears stan ling, by using two bottles of this medicine.
Mrs. Ward, also OF SaeIn was cured Of the same COM
lplant yone bottle. young lady, also of Salem, who was
believed byer friends TO be far gone With consumption,
twas perfectly restored by three bottles Dr. Hamilton,
of st.. James, South Carolina; greatly affected by
cough hoarseness and of the lungs, and nusing
"a bottle Of this dicne found permanent relief might
In addition to the above, several hundred: case Cough
be. mentioned. of its promptly curing Hopping
when every other treatment had failed in relief
III TACT the proprietor refer to several hundred in
aividuas, the city.of Philadelphia alone. who have
been cured of Asthma, Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood, and
every variety Of disease ofhe Breast whose certificates
would occupy too much space 10 publish and he daily
receiving from every part ofthe Union the highest test:
monals in its favor. . -
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-09

Nj orICE.- COPARTNERsHIP. r. W, !. Bates
IN Merchant Tailor would inform the public that he
has This .day associated himself with THOMAS r..
for the purpose OF carrying on the Tailor
ing business IN al its various branches Old stand
ma avrnoe Fss Ward, next door TO DR. How
ard,, Pharmacy where tsey would tespec fully iny
ihe public 10 cali esaissae their choice selection OF
yoos OF the latest impestston. which they viii make
% order in the most fashionable STYLE
Nov. lost BALES y hARANESS"
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Preamble and Constifution Of iAs Natps Amsrica
-. !: Association of the Uaifsd Siaiei.

VERY -FINE;IRiSH. LINENS pieces very sipei
v rior Linens, just received by. =, ,,,,,,,
Nov. o. BRADLEY, 4 GAiLEII.
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r MEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHiEfS, trilains
liz aud plain. We have to-day opssea--
200 aos. hsndketcbsefs. assorted,
|Dec. 20 BRADLEY & CATLETT.
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LNkENCH CT SsfMERES,--O Opened 10. day II. =.
- so pieces French Cassimeres. which win be sell
BY the piece, very cheap.
IT ONG MERINO SCARFs we. have just received
- 100 Long Scass, Every 6ne and will be sold great
I Also, 200 handsome shswls,. very cheap. Il.
Nov 6--St. BRADLEYk CArLETT.
EyRENCH AND ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS
-, Opened 10 day ... !. Y: .'
|, !. 10 pieces very superior Beaver Cloths 4.
Which will be Sold low BY The piece. ~ r.
7 NGRAIN CARPErS.-We have on hand handsome
1 lot of ingram Carpeting, which will be sold Inv .
Dec .l-8t BRADLEY & CATLErT.
IL ECvMMENDED BY THE. FACULTY.-How.
N ards Compound Syrup Of Carageen. SAFE sim
pie, pleasant amt efectual remedy for chronic coughs
astbmas. coBsninptions, &c. '.@.. ''.t Il. q: Z
This syn.p has desefvedy acquired great reputation
and the confidence Of Physicians remedy the care
of pulmonary diseases IL 10 mol offered specifc but
viii be f6nf generally eectnn D 1hs cure oe chronic
coughs, asthmas c and viii frequently relieve obstinate
pulmonary Diseases. ..:.. i" +.
0J-WheD circumstances admit. Il should be used under
the direction Of a physician. : n : '...
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at my Phaira-
cy, near 8. ven B ldings.. .:-u. ...
Also for sale b. most Of NJ Druggists in Washington,
GeofgttOw.. Alexandria, Baltimore and throughout The
United States. :. f. HOWARD.
g, !.
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% EPT SILKS AND FRENCH MERINos.-Open-
II. ed this day. =
20 pieces Rept Silks
~ '. 10 10 Figured Repts = =.
1 ~ ~. ~. .62 do French Merinos,
The above will be sold very cheap. =
second story. BRADLEY &. CATLETT.
Dec-S .'..
NJ W MONEY Fine favored country Honey, Tor
~ table use putup In jars Of convenient size for IA
miles, just received ut TODD'S Drug Store.
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Is loo pieces Of brdseye diapers Of very fine quality
+ Dse.S-H 81 'RAADLEI SAnLkiI.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

DR1 PER A.ND TlIL
DRESENTS his respects to his old friends and
u patrons and begs leave To inform them. that
he has just received a very handsome assortment of
articles IN his line, and hopes To see them at his old
stand on Main street, next door to the Tombigby
Bank, where they can have made at short notice, and
IN themost fashionable style, any garments and also
be accommodated with tie following articles, which
are OF superior style and quality:
Sup. blue, back Polish anl invisible green. grey
and Cadet mixed Cloths;
Caehmares "a very splendid and new article for
Simmer wear;
Sup. black double and single miIIed CASHIERS
Fancy, ribbed and NeopoIlan do.
Linen Drills, plain and ribbed, very superiorG
Plain and figured velvet, plain black and white
figured Satins and figured ShaIy vcstngs.
Lnnen, cotton, and coloured Shirts;
Insertion, plain and rutiled Bos> ms, Collars and
Stocks Of every description, Cravats, Handker-
chiefs, Snspenders Gloves, Hosiery, SC. Sc.
N B. In consequence Of late transaction, 0cuh
~hich 'rW aot trosble The public) shall be com.
peeled to Work for CASH
May H. 1889 45tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

HEAVING purchased Of Mr., r. b. Rande, the
"A Il right OF Waterman 4 Learucd's labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose OF individual
or county rights to suit purchasers.
This maehne has been in operation the past sea-
SON. sufficient time TO test its utility as it respects
It's durability and tie saving Of labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now IN use, consists IN the simplicity and
strength Of is structure, having no complication Of
machinery that is liable to get out Of repair, and the
rapidly It tempers the clay and mouds the brick,
making from 60 TO so per minute with the aid of
two horses, four men, and a sufficient number Of
boys to bear of The brick.
Those wishing for a cheap and expeditions meth
cd tor manufacturing brick would do wen TO ayai
themselves OF thsopportunlty.
All communications addressed TO the subscriber
will meet with immediate attention.
JAMES r. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39-99-tf
n. .. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights can he accommodated by applying at
the office Of the Columbus Democrat where they
can sec testimonials Of the utility Of the above men
toned patent,
'rhe Mssissippian, Jackson, and the Repuhli-
can, Holly Springs, will please give the above six
Insertions and forward bills 10 me. j f.. S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

NO FICIION.-Ihs extraordinary chemical
~ composition the result of science and tie IN
ysntau OF a celebrated medical man, the iniroduc-
ton of which 10 ihe public was invented with the
so.smu.ly Of a deatA-bed bequest, has sHee gained
regat5iun unparalleled, luuy sustaining tie cor
recfnes III the Iameu'el pr. GGdey's iasi ooults-
son ihlt he dared not die without giving 10 pos
ter.y the benefit Of bis knowledge on this SUBJECT
aui be therefore bequeathed 10 his friend and aitn-
d8ut solomon Hays, the secret of hi, discovery.
II uow used lu the principal hospitals, aud the
private practice IN our country, first and most GER
laiuy for the cure Of the Pies, and also so extern
si.sy au5 cilccuaiy as 10 battle crcduIrty, unless
where ils effects are Witnessed. Externally IN ths
following complaints
For Dmp,y-Creatiug extraordinary absorption
al once. All Swe.lugs- reducing them N few hrs.
RAeImatsm-Aculc or Chrome, giving quick
ease. Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers OF colds.
Group, and Whoopng Cough Externally, and
over the chest All Bruises, SPrains and Buns
Sores anI UIeefs-Whcthcr fresh or long stand
ing, and fever sores.
It's operations upon aduItsaud children in redu.
eng rheumatic sweings, and .oosening coughs and
uIhtuCs of the chest by relaxation Of the parts has
been surprising beyond conception The common
remark of those who lave used il IN the Pies, IS 1T
acts Ike charm
THE PlLES.--Thc price s. is refunded TO any
person who will use bottle of Hays Liniment for
tie Piles, and return the 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 to any length, but
prefer th1t those who sell The article, should exhibit
the original TO purchasers.
CAUllON--N eau be genuine 2i,rout a
splendid engraved wrapper on which is my name,
and also that Of the 3gcHts. SOL: HAYS.
Ej-for Sale By T. A SMITH, Druggist, Co,um-
bus Mississippi. Jan Il, ls39-.27-u'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

FHVHE subscriber would inform the public, ,ha
M he has established an extensive Cotton GIN
Mandatory N the town Of Louisville, Winston
county, Ans. Having spared no pains during the
last SIX months IN searching for the best materials.
and having had much experience in tie business.
no feels confident he shall be able to giy, saiisac.
tlcn 70 ait who may natronise him. His gins viii
be made Of Cast and German steel running on the
best ofboNinr and he wall be able to furnish 100 GINS
~ time for the next cotton crop. lie would invite
The pubic IN general 10 call al has Factory and ex-
lmlnc for themselves. lie would further state that
he has stately removed from Georgia, Monroe county
MARLIN L. COLLIER
Jan G. IS9S--9B~tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

TllE Trustees Of the Franklin Ac,j.,.-.
l. employ one superintendent and ,s,, YIN
teachers 10 take charge OF TIE Male D., ,,.,s-'
and one superintendent, and two ,escbs.r. ',a-'-
charge Of the Female Depatmep, Of l.s h,@ a@
ton for the ensuing year Applicants viii /. ', u.
pected to furnish testimonials Vt qualifea,.', 'A
eral salaries viii be gwen All persons d.. '..'
ny OF these situations viii please address d.. Ky,
tary of the Board, directed to Columbus Ms. wv
on or before the ensuing 18th aay Of jpy. \, N
next session Of the Academy will commepcs "a. ~
first Monday Of August 1882 ="
john HuDDlrsroN, Prcs't.
ARGYLE CAMPBGLL,
STEPHEN CoCKE, j Trustees
CHARLES WALSH,
NJ NJ. BRIGHAM, Sec'v.
Columbus, June sth, 1859. --is-h
10 The Nashville Union will give lie 7S,,
three insertions and forward Their account toGsS.
cretary of the Board for payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
Waterman 4 Learned.


Ld6of Sarfng Pal0u BUck .N0chint.
VEVo Brick makers Of Alabama The undersien.
M ed has bought the Patent for the State of
Alabama, aud viii put Jpn Machine for any person in
me state, AZ any place, that will mix tic clay and
mould twenty thousand Bricks per day, with two
horses or mules four men and boys, or enough 10
bear oil the brick The Machine Is "a simple tlat
any person can wakc It, for there is no reatnr If
any sind al. Of tie work is performed by four bis.
'ein rods and luur rollers Any person Who WISHES
% purchase Machine can DO SO by applying 10 thc
SUBSCRIBE u Columbus, Mssisslpp, and any person
VITO wishes to buys NIGHT for a county. ar sie,slf
machine can De had by applying to the UNDERSIGNED:
as Tue above Machines viii always be put in oper-
alton when requested by The purchaser
ROBERT BLAkEIl
Columbus, Sept -, 1888. 10-lam
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N0finr,

rS ISAAC NJ, KNAPP, having d,spo.
Gafsn,A cd Of bis entirc interest IN TIE Jewel.
xf.-' y ~ business, takes pleasure III rcrom.
-,GS ~ mendiag TO the public his successors
in business, Messrs. Trottcr ( ST.
tonstaIl. The business will b. superintendent ~
the junior partner, gentleman OF experience anil
superior qualifications in this line Of business, and
have no doubt he will give general satisfaction o,
least 50 lar as It Is possible for any one to do.
70 Moo comes the Ting Of Var.
Some OF my customers will please to take motto.
that they are slII owing their accounts of 1898 aud
will also inform those that have accounts Of 1889,
that II IS necessary that they Should be settled imme
dntely as the subscriber intends leaving the State
on the first Of July next and all accounts remaining
unpaid after that date will be put into the hands Of
an officer for collection; and all persons having
claims against the subscriber will please present
Them Tor payment, and if cannot pay them, at
viii freely forgive the debt"
ISAAC NJ. KNApP
Columbus, June 18th, ls59.-49-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
THE BLEWETT HOUSE.

EUHN o. BBACkEN wiiI open this sPlen-
% 6d Horst 90 tls FIRST Of October. Il IS
..a,.s lr OBJ. e--HJ-o. Washington and MARKET
g. Columbus. @ --v GOD, sea.A Of Main st.
sod I-irafs Ia this State, Alabama, GeorE'at
lsd adjoining States. who ave heretofore patron
saH him. are respectfully invited 90 gave han a cal.
lis BlR IS @ be furnished with the best Of L,sroRs,
aHi Dr., Table with every luxury the country affords.
There are splendid s,t o.. stables connected with
the establishment, which are not surpassed by any
"a the South. Al travellers may reiy upnn having
their horses well attended 70 by careful oSters
JOHN o. BRACkEN
Columbus. Sept %. 1865. Eff