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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
Law Notice

nANL" JONES, having resumed the prac
~ tice of law, will attend the Circuit Courl Of
iazoo, and the adjacent counties; the Chancery
Supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office at
his residence fazoo county, ten miles South Of Ben
ion, on the Clinton road. Address Benton, Yazoo
CIV. Miss.
MAY Goth, is5s-i6 'C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
Runaway In Jail,

WAS committed to the Jail of Winston county,
~, ~ on The i1th inst, negro man by the name Of
NED hesays he belongs to one Hugh Sanders of
Madison county, Miss. Said boy is about 50 years
ed hve leet eight or nine inches high has scar on
MS upper up The owner of said Save is requested
!" come forward, prove property, pay charges and
,ake hm away, or he will be dealt with according u
law COLBY MCDANIEL,
Jaller Of Winston county.
Louisville, May 10th, 1899 aus
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Pay up! Payun,

LII persons knowing thems.l,.
N to the subscriber,are earpes,l H1et'''
pay up, otherwise he shall be undo, - egutsiec 4
bic necessity ofenforcing payment we a''srea
Feb. s, 1893. soft
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

AS. h. HUTCHiNS, ATTORNEY AT Law pa.
- npla, MI, will practice in the court, of his and
.he adjoining counties, the I Federal court and
'it supreme aud chancery courts. al lckson.
Feb /, 1889 S0-sGm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
Drugs and Medicines.

q REENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store
~ "as received by the last arrivals an extensive
supply of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article IN the line. Physicians, coun
try merchants, snd Planters can now be supplied
with fresh and pure articles.
Nav Is. lbS9-45
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
Waterman & Learned.

Labor Sdring Patent BRICK Machine.
FENO Brick makers of Alabama: The undersiru-
- ed has bought the Patent ior the State Of
Alabama, and will putupa Machine for any person in
the State, at 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. The Machine is so simple that
any person can make 1t, for there is no gearing Of
any KIND all Of the work is performed by four pS-
TEN rods and four rollers Any person who wishes
to purchase Machine can do so by applying to the
subscriber IN Columbus, Mississippi, aud any person
who WISHES TO buy right Tor a county, or single
machine can be had by applying TO the undersigned;
as the above Machines viii always be put in oper.
alton when requested by the purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Columbus, Sept. Is, 1888. l0-l2m
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Notice.

a. Notice.
MID Runaway from the snbscriber on
XN "Wednesday last, Negro man nam
M ed Jack very black complicated, STAN
mers little, has a sad countrnance
-s-s--ssz9 abou, five feet ten inches high, carried
OF good clothes for negro expect that he will
make Tor Columbus, Georgia, OF Louisville Nj.
as he was brought from Georgia to Louisville. Twill
give thirty dollars 10 any person that will lodge him
in Jan and get word To me, so that can Ne, him
again. Address me at Columbus MI
May ~ 47ld' JOHN CROSS SEN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
Ran Away.

~ NUh Away,
I'm FROM the'sUbscrbcr on Doak's creek
KkA ten miles north of Canton, Madison county
IkS Mississippi on the 22d Of April, Negro
mn boy named Cato about five feet elglll in.
ches high, 20 years Of aye, of hight com
plexlon. liberal rewad will be gwen To any per.
son who viii deliver the said boy to me, or lodge him
IN some jail, No can get him. b. MAGRUDER.
June |, 1889 alta PRINTERS lee, S5l
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In CHocTAw CorSrr.

The sale OF the following described lands, on the
terms mentioned above, will take place at the court
house Of Choctaw county, on Monday the 29ih day
OF July 1919
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
THE BLEWETT EIor-

-d IhE . B 6IN HOUSE
= did HoTEL on tie first Of a., a. "a o.
situated on the corner OF Washir.,,.ee 's'si'
st. Columbus, few rods south Of NJ ~ H..
HIS Old friends in this Stale. A'sI-n
and adjoining States, who ave -, Cte,
.sed HIM, are respectfully invited !, ,.''is
HIS BaR vii be furnished with tFs s'sh
and MS Table with every luxury N. -. =. l'S.,r
There are splendid set Of Siubls, IN as
tie establishment, which are moi s',,.l ,.:tt
II the South. Al travellers nav - flsset y 4
their horses well attended to by c,,st, gPa 4,
JOHN o. BRICrr,
Columbus, Sept. 90, 1888. "AIAFN
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~ II u w
Taken up by Samuel l. WllbIGrd, white and
red Cow, marked with swallow fork in the right
and crop of the lell. Appraised To eight dollars
Pr fee 81 90
Taken up BY w u Morrison dark brown stear,
nine years old, marked with crop of each ear APP
praised to twelve dollars. [pr fee 81 90.
The Ranger viii hold al persons that enter cs-
trays IN hs book, responsible tF iees
JOHN FLETCHALL, Ranger.
June lst -47-Sw
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* fellow by The name Of l., X.
M0 SWORDS, who came to tins town
~ under the pretenoe OF opening a tai
NIX lor's shop, and topk board at my house,
~ len this place on the steamboat Lala
- ltoukh on Tuesday last without set
Jung ms Board bill. give this caution to the pub
NC 70 guard others against imposition from thus
woud-he gentleman. lie Is tailor by trade abou,
hve lcrt ten inches high, black hair and eyes, dark
complexion, tim vlsagr, weighs about 1856 pounds,
wore black cloth cap, and dressed otherwise We
ny genloe and not more than 2 or twenty two
years Of aye:
ihe sa'd Swords has CIT me oui Of twenty nine
0ohats ana MY cents, for board, which is more
than can Afford to lose in these hard tines and
take This mode Of redress which is the only one left
me, against travelling swiuders and vagabond ras
Gals. JOHN O mn ACKFN
Proprietor Of the Bewett House.
Columbus, March ,. ls59.-3a-tr
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Ii Wrssros CorSrr.

Tie sale Of The following described lands. on the
terms mentioned above, wall take place al the court
house Of Winston county, on Monday the 22d of
July, is39.
NO. Part Of Section See T r Contents
w bali Of T. qt Is IS 10 III
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

On 000 LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED
%OsOOO For which The hirhes, mir. viii
be paid by AR WOLFINGT0N
march 9, 1899 35,t
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c. G. Olmsted,

lLArE OF FRANKLIN, rENSEssEE,)
Wil.L practice Law in Lownds and the
adjoining counties. Office, opposite The
Pest olice >ffN-"' 'N'
Columbus. Miss Oct 6.h lsse t,,r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

Z EPHALlA, celebrated Oleaginous Extract,
N flr beautiying and preserving the hair also,
other Hair Oils, for sale al the Columbus Drug
store by G. hill
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hwqr-E hr OFFS
Z q and + hf uf
wqr q II 9 40l IS
- WIFI ON " Or 50 II 9 so Il
IL Ocrtnnrn, Cnrrrr.

The sale Of the f,lonIng described lands, on the
terms mentioned above. st sake place al the eoud
housc Of Ociibhvha county on Monday, tie 5th day
% Angnst lsaa
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Dissolution.

DASSVANhAVAAs
YNHE co-parinership heretofore existing under
= the firm OF BRowN & RAMSEY, is this da, dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to The firm will please make payment 10 John c.
Ramsey, who is alone authorized 10 receive ali dues
and dlsburse all liabilities of the concern
THOS. ". BROWN,
JNO. &. RAMSEY.
April 26lh, 1889 42d
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Surgical Notice.

nR, GltFEN having located at Columbus, Mi
~ tenders his services 10 the citizens of the South
IN ine praeuce OF Surgery. He may be consulted
al his Office al all times, unless professionally en-
gagged. lis office rs on Military street, formerly
cupled by DIR Jones. Distance not regarded
Columbus Mi. April %, 1889 42m6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08

TAKEN mp by Reuben P. Sanders
me head of sheep, marked with swaI.
Nv Iotk IN each ear five of them. aud
,nr OF them crop off the right and IN.
'eH' Pr. Ice 81 90
TAKEN up by Mr., Fnr,son a
small yclIuw hrihdle Cow and Calf,
with a white face, eight years old.
D Appraised 10 thirteen dollars.
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Estrays Taken Up.

snA TAKEN up by l., N, Fields, Iron
wv Gray horse, 10 hands high, years old
"a ~ The hind hook stiff APPRAISED 10 TWEEN
NJ HKV hVe dollars. [Pr Zee ~ 00l
TAKEN up by Barnard G Hend-
rick, brown horse seven years old, lourtcen aud
half hands high some white on two feet on the
right side white IN h's fore head, aud On his nose.
Appraised TO seventy five dollars. PRS fee 81 90
Taken up Ivy VIM P. Davi, sorrc mare poney,
seven years ods; no marks or brands. Appraised
10 'endolars' Pr. fee 8! 00l
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Fran the " Gentleman u the old School.
HONOR TO WOMAN.
nY b. r. b. IKE.

Nav, hear me out. dear nephew. ]
an not blaming you. but would have
you remember. that though dear Lady
Mallory may be year or iso older than
Yourself. aud though you have been ac'
eusinmed for years 10 treat her almost as
IN elder sister. vet sic 10 still most beau.
Iial. young. and deeply interesting; and
What i still more 10 Ihr purpose, Ralph,
che is evidently Of an aiTrcliona,e, warm.
snd sensible heart. Now, Ralph, in the
rrnd world which We live. am sorry 10
say that men who consider themselves
persons Of high honor seem 10 place 1hclr
dealings with women beyond that code
ofhws by which they regulate their dea.
lngs viii other men. The man Win
you'll think himself disgrared. and would
Re so in his own eyes foreger, II he were
to tell lie. to break promise or a vos
To cheat or deceive. 10 The most ulii'ng
par,icular--,o mi.lead. by any false show
ing whatsoever, another man--setuples
moi bu, too oieu. In mi.lead, deceive. OF
to break his promise. to violate his oath
10 a woman, TO chest her out oi that
which is her nhblest possession-peace
Of mind and tranquility Of heart 10 ul'
&c with her affections, 10 insult. 20 dis
hunnr. TO belray. Even after he has done
~, he is received in society. couried
a4ltered, liked. and The act which should
stamp him With eternal inlamy is rcgar'
helalmosi in the same class with some
gallant leals perlurmel in the chase
some acts Of .k,lful policy. or manly dar'
Ing. There are some. however, who
differ frnm the creed. and who abhoi
'nch conduct. own myself one. Ralph
look upon il that the man who behaves
lilo woman, and ye, would mol do Sc
10 a man, only shows himself 10 be a
hearl a coward; for The only cause whlc'
enables, permits. or Justify any such act
l., that WON IA cannot protect or avene'
herself. She is trusted, Ralph, by Got
and by,Eet, weakness to mans honor; an,
If we prize our honor---it we hold
really dear as true and veri,able primer
PIE Tor the guidance of our conduct AM
no, merely as fantastic aud relaiive no
Tim u be formed upon the opinion oil
thers--wc should be far more scrupnlous
delicate. thoughtful, in all our acts an
feelings towards woman than even 70
wards men. We know tina, every gen
icman has his sword by his side TO re
dtess himself ..if we do him wrong; ou
we know that a woman has no redres
bnt silence. sorrow aud endurance. ID
not look grieved. Ralph, for Heaven io'
bid that. j should ever insinuaie such
charge against You, tina, you could kno"
msly behave III, or would ever break
vow, or willingly faiI in any promise !
woman! know you too well, Ralpt
Your mother was ny sis'er--it is impo'
sible. But sometimes men Of tho yer
besI'princIp!cs aud iaclina'ions DO ne
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consider sufficiently that the structure ar
: soman's heart and feelings 10 Is iine,
as delseals. as easily affected and injured
- her corporal frame. We NAV unin.
teniionally raise thoughts and expects.
IONS which may be disappointed, FOR he
graliheaIion Of Few hours in pleasant
society; We may teach woman 10 be-
ileFe that ne seek 10 make that society
our own forever. From that belief NAV
grow up feelings deeper. stronger. more
enduring and then when dIssppoin,-
meni comes. sorrow takes possession CT
The heart where joy once dwtI; shame
Il having aided 10 deceive itself. gives an
additional pang To the agony Of being de-
eeiEed; an age Of regret, and morhfea-
lion. and cold shsgrain. very often sne-
eeeds from such Causes alone, 10 q youth
OF JOY and Ihoughlless happiness. Many
q man. Ralph, has, firmly believe, kill
ed an amiable End kind hearted woman,
or II not. has killed her happiness,
which Is worse. without breaking enc
VOW. without falling in one promise,
except those vague and worthless pro-
misses conveyed by the manner. and
tone. and the demeanor. which often win
more upon q woman than ell the VOWS
that ever we're breslhed al The feet Of
beauty. Many boy. that would no,
Kill q butterfly. destroys the painted in.
sEcI while catching il merely to admire
hs beauty; and ! think, Ralph. that we
should not only be a. careful and a. ten
Derry thoughtful in our general demeannr
towards women 40 we are in our VOWS,
our promises, and orr actions towards
men-buifar more so. inssmueh as by the
contrary we risk more terrible injury 10
a more delicate being, and may injure
our own honor by doing wrong 10 those
who cannot right themselves. -.->
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lion Of this singular kind Of territory il
a. once conspicuous. Loose particles Of
sand are blown in his face; and g. he de-
seends 10 Ihe shore. be sinks 10 The an
Ale 10 The driiled heaps. In some parts
Of these dresry sOlitudes The sandy soil
has been prevented from rising with The
wind, and injuring the fertile country. BY
being sown with The seeds OF particular
kind Of heavy grass. and. in few spots,
hrlrees have been successfully planted.
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Napoleon and Music.-M. Arnault,
the celebrated French poet and academic
clan, says Of Napoleon, that while he
acknowledged the influence of music ov-
err the minds Of his soldiers. and conse.
quently. always provided them with good
bands, he was himself but little gifted
with a beautiful voice--he could not
sing in tune. Singing was even sign
of ill-humor on his part. and when ne
was cross, he walked about, with his
hands behind him. humming tune as
falsely as possible, and then few dared
to approach him. IL you have any
thing to ask Of the Genersl,' said !u'
not to NJ. Arnault one day. 81 advise
you not to go near him jus. now, Tor he
is singing"
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oUR MOUNTAINS AND VALLEYS.
From he Haiekerboeksr.


OUR MOUNTAINS AND VALLEYS
ed d on, fer sEteade1 plains,
Tay sweet gseen iisids contented lie,
Thg monntains rise Like holy t0wers,
10 h0ld communion wllh The skys"
fsabsty.
r.. mouasaias ani lie valleys vide.
Ofssr dear saIiEe Land.
A Al their brigh. gresa iSvsliness.
Ii,s s'u,iOssly they s'asd,
III, white sloais bIils on s4Ire skies.
Lie palaces aad towrrs.
r, spanning ralnbow's brilliant arch.
Fsrnsd Of the sHn and showers!
II. creeping bresTs, that tlosis in waves.
Fu o'sr tho il,wsring rye;
All purple hills. with clover buds.
Rsgasiag b'u.hirr'g
Reh are the Es'Is sith bearded grain.
where the broal valleys run.
70 mss, The noaniaia rsmParts blue.
Git BY The cheerful Sun.
OF shsdowsd into darker spa,s.
Bsaealh the gsaiing cloud;
Oh Flsamias with rory tiree.
where naniling fpresis crowd;
Al Ger ne waving graceful line,
A. forth i sweeps along,
sr.si. varied iata lofty Pesss.
AID deep dslls. hise with sons.
plEa miisl tie slopes. the village spires
Are rifiag among hOwsrs.
Aai o'sT each dwellings, garden vail.
Rtsak forth the irsni flowers.
Aad here are al the ysoms-y
That grace our hsPpy soil;
RkS h,i il emile thus hssalifsi,
Bsasaih their cheerful toll.
Tie plough. the aeyIhs. and harrow eoms,
And cradle in their time.
Lad 'Prest the boon u plenty round.
Within our ehangsfal cline;
'Th Col that gives the sun, and shove,
The col. and forest shadei
Aai hu,baaiuen make yhil here,
The lovely world IlE maIel
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young lady, being addressed by gentleman much oil.
der than herself observed 10 hm the only objection she bad
to union with him, the probability Of his dying be-
TO which he made the following ingenious and delicate
complimentary reply: "Bessed Is the that hath v-
,uops wife, for the number Of his days shall De doubled
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orDoYEND NAEENDa

The Elders and Brethren that compose the Btah .fssoria-
on 70 The Churches which they represent, sad chrisiian
s1lufGfi0n.
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PILES, &C., HEMoRRHoIDs.
No Cure no Pay--price a.

LAYS LINlMENT,-No Fiction--Ths extraordi.
il l. nary chemical composition, the result OF science
and the invention Of medical man, the ino
dacton OF which 10 the public invested with the so
lemnity Of death bed beguest, has since gained repu
tation unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness Of the
amented DR. Grdeys last confession, that he dared
moi die without giving posterty the benefit Of his know.
ledge on ss subject" and he therefore bequeathed his
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret Of hs
discovery.
Is now used in the principal hospitals and the private
practice in our country first and most certainly for the
Of the Piles, and also so extensively and ehectuay
10 battle creduliiy, unless where IFS effects wit.
messed. Externally In the following complaints;
For DrnpsyC Creating extraordinary absorption once
All Swelngs-Reducingt them in few hours,
| Rheumatism Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease,
Sore Throai-By cancers, ulcers, or colds.
| Group and Hopping Cough-Extemally, and over the
! chest.
All Bruises Sprains, and Burns curing in few hours
/ fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swengs, and oosenng coughs and tishlness
OF the chest by relaxation Of the parts las been surris
ing beyond conception. The common remark Of those
Who have used Il IN the Piles, is " II like charm
The i'lles--rhe price 81 is refunded 10 any person
who will use bottle Of Hays Linmen for the Piles and
return the empty bottle without being cured These are
the positive orders of the proprietor the Agents and
out Of many thousands sold not one has been unsuc-
cessfu
We might insert certificates 10 any length bu, prefer
that those who sell the article, should exhibit the original
| To purchasers.
Cauiion.-None be genuine without a splendid
engraved wrapper on which is my name, and also that
| OF the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and re,aiby CoMSTOCK & co, sole
Agents, Fletcher street Maiden lane one door be-
low Pearl street, New York, and by Druggist every
town in tho Union
All Editors who will insert the above months in a
weekly paper, shall be entitled dozen Of the article
For sale by Robert $ Paterson, VIM Fischer, F.. II.
q c. II. James, and Young & Co, Washington City.
] dec GIN
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LETTER TO DIR. GREEN.

nEAR FRIEND Some three years since, made
- application to you my hearing and sight
and at the same time, for friend of mine, Mr.. Norton
tcaro) who afflicted with great degree of deafness
mention these circumstances TO bring the matter Gesh
to your mind. We received your remedy followed the
prescriptions and restored to the use oil our
and eyes-our general health also improved in the
time, by the excellent advice you gave US the
SUBJ Of health and long life
young applied 10 few days since Tor infor-
nation he is afflicted VITA weak eyes medical men here
our parts Of the world tell him that the optic is
weak. | Immediately referred him TO you rs the orly
in the circle Of acquaintance, who could give
lief such and he not conveniently able TO write,
concluded TO write myself and at the sametime enclose
your customary FIVE dollar fee, and request that which is
necessary will quickly be sent on,
Be kind and send 10 of your pamphlets on the
subjects OF health temperance and long lie
Yours, in friendship
&. w. ELLIS, PM
Granville, Ohio, September 10th, 1888.
To DIR. GREEN, Bethlehem Pa.
n. y. We given TO understand that assistance is
sent by mail free Of postage and il any additional help
should be wanted twill be forwarded without any further
charge.
This is truly Christian principle and will find IFS re-
ward in this and in the world to come. feb l.3ts
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DANDRUEF AND Badness.

nLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA.-The arti-
" Gle named above is chemical combination of such
ingredients as have proved themselves efcacious
sisng the natural growth of the human hair and remov
ing all obstacles to its perfect development. In
mending this article TO the particular notice of discern
ing public, the proprietor is but recapitulatng the on
pressed sentiments OF of the many hundreds who
have successfully tested its efficacy and wonderful quail
tes-his compound having acquired for itself charac
for singular merit and value 1t is used by ladies and
gentlemen generally keepth Hair moist and beautiful
and the head free from Dandru, which it does most per-
fec,y, and thus prevents Badness.
CAUTION.-ObseTve that each bottle Of the genuine
Balsam Of Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper on
which is repro scented the Falls OF Niagara &c.
For sale wholesale retail, by COMSTOCK s. co /,
Fletcher street, near Maiden lane, door FROM Pearl
street.
Also for sale Ivy Robert S. Patterson. VIM. Fischer, f.
II. IL c. II James. J. Young L. Co, Washington City.
dec SON
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MARY DILLON.
A Real Blessing 10 M,thcrs.

DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED sooTHI' SYRUP,
CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
THIS infalible remedy has preserved hundreds of
children, when thought past recovery, from commissions
Az as the Syrup is rubbed the gums, the child
will This preparation is innocent efica
cious and pleasant thar child will refuse TO let its
gums be rubbed with it. When infants at the age Of
four MONTHS though there is appearance OF teeth
bottle of the Syrup should be used the gums to open
the pores Parents should never be without the Syrup
in the nursery where there young children for if
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums the Syrup
Immediately gives by opening the pores and healing
the gums; therebypreventng commissions fevers &C.
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR, between the IT,
IL States and Great Britain with full account Of
every battle by Sea and Land and much other nforma
ton volume Of 800 pages with FIVE engrnvngs. price 62
cents, Is Just received. for sale by r. TAYLOR.
The Naval Battles fought by the L. s. Navy from lis
first establishment to the present time volume, with 81
iIlustfations--S7 cents.
Also, The Naval Monument, by Abel Bowen, vol
with IS nautical engavnss Of the battles fought between
the Nayes Of the U. States and Great Britain.
n. Lees Campaign in the CarolInas' vol svo. and
other similar works-Al for sale above at the lowest
prices. June