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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
Dentistry.

mr.. SALIONSrAlL. is permanently beat
~ ed N the town Of Columbus Mississippi
and offers his services 10 the various branches Of his
proleSSmn; such as separating, plugging, inserting
teeth on pivot or pate, from one to an entire set t,
extracting &c. Al diseases incident to he teeth
and gums, Treated N thc most scientific manner. lie
laS gone 10 considerable expense 10 prepare aud
qualify himself Tor the practice ol his ptoIcssion
and has succeeded IN pcrlnmng operations where
ptlcr Dentists lave faded altr repeated tiah, and
has ia bls possession several specimens vi ttlh on
gold plate which he has taken out by request aud
substituted other, to the entire satisfaction of the
per 40 -iIom his superior mode of operating, using
every p'rcautHn 10 obSiate pam, and eAcaratng
ue cavities Of tecth Wien 10 be plugged, with IN
suuiuents Of his own invention and Manufacture
and hn' .ug a tey extensive assortment " superior
materials, he itrs confident that an ntdhgtnjpub-
lie viii not give 10 tlntrant empYrcS any encourage
mcnt He takes pleasure 10 referring 10 the follow.
ANA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

L.4s- "a ,asa's every Weius~irya as a, aE-
-.,r % Pa -s-- - ~ p tn-
59ll. Fr-u a nla % Washington b, A.
IS miles ans 5lcA o1ee a wees.
Leave Qs,tmta c,cyy "Wednesday at H, az
rive at Washington c d ncNt day oy IL ~
Leave Na>hneDa o every THURSDAY al p m
arrive at Quissn next cay by 3 en-
3oll. From Rf.,y, liPpaa county, by Connefs.
vide = ONlori. lafayette county, - m'es and
back once a week.
Leave Ripley cNcry Fnoly att VI, arrive aux
orl next tav by llai1-
Leave Oxford every Saturday al 2 ~, arrive al
B.PrV next day hy pm.
SOLE, FROM Siarkcvlie hy lafayette, Re lon-
a'ae 10 Greensboro, s. mics and bach onct a
week.
Leave Sprku.e every Tuesday at6 NJ au.'e
stGrecn>horo same day ~ IN.
Leave Greensboro every "Wednesday At m
arrive at Sarkv,r same day By : p m
S9lS. From Wyatt; Lafayette county, by Chu.
ahoma, Hancock, Lehcsus, hefoauio, ta Mem
phS, Tenn. Go miles ana back on9e week
Leave Wyatt every THURSDAY at m arrive
atNcmph> next day by ~.
Leave Memphis every Saturday att m, arrive
at Wyatt next day by p m,
NOTES.
J. Eich route must be bad TOR separately The
route, tie sum, the mode OF service, aud he resi-
dcnca OF the bidder should be dlsuucuy stated in
each hi.
Z! M proposal wH be considered unless It be ac-
compaucj By guarantee, signed D., one uf more
responsible persons, M The following laru viz:
The undersigned guaranty that
his b,d Tor carrying the mail from 10
beaccrptcd 10y the postmaster geu-
era', shall enter into an obligation pnoI 10 the Isl
day at September next, with good aad sufficient
Sur,tIss In ,sri,rr, tht, gpr,.l,, ,r,,p.,s,.l
Dated 1859
This should be accompanied by the ccrtIGcateof
postmaster ur other equivalent testimony than the
guanutors are menoi property aud able to MAKE
good this guarantee.
THIS guarantee icing required by lnw, no cxcmp-
uon can be allowed IA favor Of oil contractors, fati
road companies, or any Other companies or persons
whatsoever
3. The distances, as stated Ia NH, advertisement
are lehevod 10 be hshalaIy correct bgt the
bidder W. iu5rm himself m let point, rs n, tn
creased pay W bca.owcd for any dtetcnce whea
the places are nam,d correctly.
I. The Posmlslr; Geuea may alter ibc sChc-
DUE, ana alter TIE route, h. a'arng pro rata m
crease of compensation for any ada 'tou1I service
required, end for any increased speed, WI the en-
poymcn Of additional stock or carriers Is refdered
necessary.
9. lie may discontinue tic service, or cural 1t at
pro rata reduction ct paw whenever hc shall con- /
s'dcr 1t eNpcdontto do so, he allowing one months |
extra pay on the amount dispensed with,
.. liz may impose fine for failure to take or de-
liver MAIL or any pan Of mad, NJ any post office |
which is or may be established on the routes for re-
usjnr or negitclng - perform any other slipua- |
un ol Tine contract; lur suffering the mai Ia be- in |
julcd, wet lost or DESTROYED aud may exact a tnr- |
TEXTURE OF the poyoi the TIP whenever tie trip is |
IiSt. the mail arrives far hYbtnI st,,tup ttt,g
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
Dissolution.

EENIiE undersigned having sold their onlire stock
4 goods wares and merchandise books, notes
and accounts. to Henry l., 1Anrros ami TnoMAs
W, BRows E,qrg. make tender oil their thanks to
lher trends and patrons, for The very liberal patron.
agg heretofore extended TO them, ard respectfully So
cit continuation Of the same 10 heir successors N
business.
In consequence Of the above sale, tic frm Of Al
kn q Class IS tls3olyed.
C.S. AKIN,
JOHN c. GLASS.
Columbus April Is, 1889 52t1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
SIleriH Enle.

DY virtue wnt Of 6tr iacias issued by the clerk
- 81 The circuit court Of LOwndes county, aud to
me directed, will sell for cas al the court house
dor in Columbus on Monday, the 20ih day OF May
next, lol numper i've IN square number twenty sly
ARA, Of Man i, Columbus, win all lie linpr,ive.
n,ents ltereon erected. Levied Oh as the property
Of Edward 4 Smiih, 10 satisfy SAID execution IN H.
VOC o. tl.e Tombigby Ran Road company.
Sal within The hours prescribed by law.
JOHN w bYRN, Shf.
AprA IS, 1890 slwA fPr tce, a. n0l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

ADyERTIsING.--Ou friend and neiehLor, Mr.
4. l.. CAMPBELL, Grocer and Produce Merchant
OF lhls City, appears fully to appreciate the btne.
fit Of advertising. lie not only pairou.zcs the
printers here but we find his advertisements IN
several Tennessee papers. The following cal
ing attention 10 has notice, we take from the
Franklin Review
"Read Mr.. 4. l.. Campbelrs advertisement Of
his new establishment al Columbus Mis-, for the
purchase and sale Of produce, groceries &c.
Those having dealings there, will find him a real
business man, always ready to accommodate, aud
prompt IN attending to the interests Of his custom
ars."
We wish there more such Merchants in Co.
lumbus as Mr. Campbell.
Uhig IL gmeHL The Little Rock Times
states that "a gentleman from Mississippi informs
him that in travelling through this State recently
he found but one Van Buren, man, and that was
Gov. M'Nutt!" That fellow must have had a
terrible time of i. He was as successful as his
brother chip, who passed through storm of rain
quite dry by lodging between the drops
Pontoioc Intel.
Specimen Of Juren;ie Eioguence at Utica ~
Y.--"Yes Mr.. chairman, | do not believe there
is man, woman, or child IN this house, who has
arrived at the age fifty years and uPaards but
what has felt this truth laundering through their
brains for centuries"
Steam Porer ia he United Siaies-A late
report to congress makes the whole number Of
engines 1910 Of which SO are in STEAMBOATS,
$50 in locomotives, and the residue in manulac,
lures.
Men must be freddy their practices, and not
trusted for their professions. The wolff is most
formidable in sleeps clothing. Cromwell drove
out the Long Parliament at the point Of the bayo-
net, "Ior the glory Of God aud the good Of the
nation,"
Lore.-That blind thouehlless, empty head
less characterleSs sentiment, which has been idol.
ized by the poet and noyelss Of modern times
did moi exist at all in the DAYS Of Pericles, Alci
blades, Pompey, or Caesar. 1t was IN early
times mere physical propensity, without intel
Iect, ambition, or poely--in modern times
vague, undeiiuable impulse fed by poets and trou-.
badours, and ending in empty lordcrs. ragged
husbands and nine small children bavIing for
bread and shoes
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
HoAiE

n l..
A. g1ss1tlIi on earth, and OH so rare,
A'laFed love and family repose.
Wa The busy world,
D.. u' aH The tumult and The stir Of life,
III Issues It's woRled course; on pleasures some,
Az Sofie on commerce Or ambition bent,
o. ~ oh happiness; while each one loves
W., 'i''ie spot, in which bis heart unioIds
Az A H@tuTe.s ftiiesi feelings: 0ne sweet sT7s.,
/, c-..s i HOME: Ifsotfow is .elt tl.ege,
J. ,la' through many bos,ms, and a smile,
All = 1p' p eyes arnund, kindred smile;
Bae, u',ease intru1e, the sufferer finds
''s8' Oh the breast behaved.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
4 Horse Missing.

I'VE do hereby iarewarn oil persons from trading
w for two ppmisSory notes, or eiiher OF them
gwen 10 David Lloyd. dated the 10Th day Of Iauu-
m. 1889, iot sixieen hundred dulats each the hri
Of said mites was due the tirst day Of March last
and tie ether Si be due The first day OF January
next. As part Of tive consideration for which sail
notes we're given has falei we viii resist the pay.
nrnt thereof I'm LAWRENCE,
w W BROWNING
Columbus April Is. 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

TUE co-pornershtp heretofore existing under
l. the fu Of BRows 4 RAMSEY, Is this day lis.
solved by mutual consent al pprsous indebted 10
70 the finn viii please make payment 10 John &.
Ramsey who IS alone authorized 10 receive oil dues
and dsburse all liabilities Of tie concern
YIIOS ". BROWN,
JNO. {. RAMSEY.
April 9Glb 1880 12G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
Spring Races.

VE'HE Spring Races over the Musbulsvic course
D. vail commence on the fourth Monday in Nav
next, aud continue four days, free f1r any horse,
mare or geldng complying with tie rules. OF the
Club.
FIRST D?y.--Sweeps'akcs. fits dollars entrance.
SECOND Day--tFiree miles heats, purse $3.50, s?J
entrance
Third Day--two miles heats, purse $3.50, $40
entrance.
Fourth Dsy-Gbr TIC entrance money, colts three
years old aud under
SOLOMON EDWARDS, Sec.
Mnshuiayflc, Aprl 9th, 1890 lPr. Zee s5I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

A excellent and convenient Lot, with good
"A Stable containing several stalls and ol. tor
odder TO RENT. Inquire al ibis Office
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
snrrlrnI Nntlrc-

ar GlFFFN hayr- o,at.i en- C,g--lss. II.
- ttf.e.s Ell, sfr,trt- & PIE 5ft.- lf ,.s Saa..
Jn lte practice 81 Snrrrry he rHy be Consulted
M H.s niRc- At 40 times, uu.ess professionally tn-
.-ar,H Ills Office IS un Military sJrcrt .o-msr7 Uc-
cupitd by Dr Jones. Distance NJ fcgar8cj.
Columbus Nj April %, 1889 4!m6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
sheria's sale.

5HCa tHA "WIts
4vA BY vrtue 81 a wrlto iirri facias. issued
1880 b, the clerk uf the cncol court Vi
lsss:E.s9 L whites county, and 10 me directed, |
EA @tI sci Tor cash, al the court house door
IA Iie low OF Columbus, on Monday, The lhird day
Of June next. part OF lot number SIX, square number
two fronting Market street. runHiig back sixty SIX
Ieei, on which is situated huuse formerly occupied
BY Lsertes Rogers, as a Grocery. Levied on Is The
property Of A 4 Robbins deceased, in the hands Of
Samuel w Robbins, Administrator unadminisicr.
ed. Sale within the hours prescribed by Jaw
J W BYRN, Sheriff.
April % 1880 42w4 PRIMERS lee. ST 00l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
Democratic Meeting in Monroe

The Democratic electors Of Monhe county are
requested ID meet 81 the Court House in Athens on
nomnarlng candidates a. he Siats Legisia.are.
April 30, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

SSSS, From Abe.jJca, by Cotton Gin Peri, Fu.,
ton, 10 Jlc.u,o, - mixes and back once a Retk.
leave Aheuievn every Monday al m, arrive
al Jacn,o next DAY By IN.
Leave Jacuto every "Wednesday al : a n, arrive
al Aberdeen nest day b. pm.
SSSi. From Benton t1 Montgomery, Franklin,
Lockharts store, Nhey.ug, 20 Shougcua, s. mics
aud back once a wess.
Leave Beuua every Friday a, m, arrive at
Shouguu.a next Day by y IN.
Leave Shongoua every saturday at IN, ar
rive al Benton next dan by ! pm.
5ss5. From Bandou, by Raleigh. TO Garlauds-
vile, 10 miles aud back once a week.
Leave Blanioa every "Wednesday al Ia m, ar
uve at GaraudSvnae next dsy by p ia.
Leave Gataud,v.lr every Friday att a M, ar
rive atBRndon next day by 6pm.
SSs6. From Canton, by BoIes's Ferry, on tue
Rig Black, TO Fraus.n, 30 miles and back once a
week
Leave Canton every Thursday at & m, arrive
at Franklin same jay by pm,
Leave Franklin every Friday a, E a IN, arrive at
Canton same day by ) IN.
Sss7. From Carrulon to Douglass on the Va
ZOO, 20 miles and back once q week.
Leave CdrroImn every Wednesday at m. ar
rive al Douglass same dag by 4pm
Leave Douglass every Thursday at a m arrive
SO 80 ~ MN ,.,s,.
, Na,l ' IN O,,''g''a W. 0 ,, O',,,,''',
+" -i'''t'''S' ''''' ~ ''''S '''' '''"' '''' Cd
WC'N' c, y-
arrive al l'emnaIs nsAt day by II a m.
Leave Memphis every Thursday at p m, ar
rive at Chulahoma u,Nt Gcv Ivy p m.
3ss9 From Cofecvllc by Oakland 10 Charles
ton la,ahache county, % mics an back once a
week -
Lr''e ''H't'"t every fuday al "a Ill., ".''
AT Sha'tI,"n same "aN ny m.
L''Se ''''''u every o''oI'aE ''o H. "H'c
az L,uteN NE SAM gay ny N.
os'u, t'h Nou'"nUS. 10y Ntnsi ID, p o'hef-
NIc' fmade.pma' ahd DNonS 10 HHs5o5o H.
100 mites ana la'h once week
Leave t"'"gouN every tuesday al 3 a NJ arrive
at lid'N"rT9c ,'n next thursday by 5 p m.
Leave h">ooIe u. every FRIDAY al b a M ar
Hy at Columbus next sunday by ; p n.y.
o99l' FROM LisN0e 10 tau'dng, 80 mics aud
PACK once "'tk'
Leave EIISVjIt every Thursday at ga m, arrive
al raHding same day by ! pm
Leave fauIdIh. every FRIDAY at m, arrive at
ElLlsIlue SAINT gay ny p M
ooe+' rom "lt"ada' ny Preston Oakland, hay
ou,H !" """''' - MUGS ana pa'b once Neth.
Leave "r' na'9 every iniay al am arrive at
tonoa next daV ~ II m
Leave r"h'.a every 0alurda! al ? H. arrive al
"' tlnS h e, Gay "!S p ~
2o'o; rtoui "'tc'Sooi'' 'F"IaySpo'" 70 "rc-
"'Ia' % 1,.eS ana ""ch once "erA'
Law "'ee"'"o'o every thursday al ga III az
rive at ", t.'','' same uaf ny u.
. i''Ve "''udu' tN''F [''oy "'o NJ arrive al
leen>ooIo SAINT gay ~ p III
a H. t. p a"o "syesoo,o ~ hoos.oh ''''
i,r ,o ' va. - "','e
r;,.,' ~, .. ,, ~ a.
., 'Ii,,o,,,' ,,N, u"I y = ~,
(,,annsror, do,. '''S a. : "'' '''''' 81
ss"5 Er "oNI II I"a I IT,, c...1. ., ann
0V'' wv, 'i1"S"n ny v, '',"ua' anu Nlua"-
~ests ''''''' 80" '''" ''''' IL '"'
Iea,o IIo,s,,, .,or,, ,t,,r T,..,,,,.,c
r,yr ., .nn,s,,,llo ,.,, rrii",, ''' ~
o,a ,,'v wv .'ouy W W.
,r'yo ", i,,sn, XIV. ,',g' u's"ay az Il"
5sa, L ~ wv 'U"3 W ~, o.,.,,
I ~ '"'I ','n"'' y Na'ut'lit' Va"b "l'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

CST received . bbls superior sweet Ohi1
- Flour, aLd ten sacks lest RIO Collie, for sale
crheaE ior cash. Also large quantyof Tennessee
Eacog, aud 5 hbIs. Of very white lard
A. l.. CAMPBELL.
Cnnmhns, March 5nlh, ls3g.-3s-n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

MARklED-,n Tuesday evening", 10Th inst by
the Rev Mr. Flemming, j. Z. PRINcE, Esqr. 10 Miss
CLARA S. DAVIS, all Of PIckens county, Alabama.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

u IS necessary TO state, that the race course Il
now entirely under the eottroI and management Of
the Jockey Club, having been rendered to them by
The owners. The club has or The accommodates
Of racelsa and others who attend this course, selected
Mr. p u. Stake Corner President of tie club ~
manage, and have eyory thing prcpercd Necessary
ior tie comfort and convenience Of racers. Ii viii
he perceived the purses Tor The Spring meeting are
small, ~ consequence Of expenditures necessary 10
make The course cqual 10 any IN lhe southern country
Our purses ftr the Fall aud al other meetings for
The future, will be much larger. The above Purses
wI be hung ~ without discount free Tor any horse
% The United States complying viii Tic ru,es or
tits course
~ order Of Jockey CIub.l
March 20, s39-37-ll.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
TO Breeders or fine Horse.

10 The ceiebracd and thorough jred
N-IlN RaCE HORSE,
MN Tx Sir cnnith,
9sAna.kaAukAs WILL stand the ensuing season
a, IA, s,s.et 20 Columbus, and viii be let 10 mare,
Of sl5 the leap, S2j The season. and So 10 insure
mare TO be in i0a 81 to the groom IN every IN
stance, which must be pad wien Tho mare is COW
cred.
DESCRIPTION Sir Kcunith is 4 beautiful q h, 5h
inches high, 6 years old, aud in point Of symme-
lrv, unsurpassed by any horse IL the Unon
PERFORMANCES: HIS performances as racer, in
which he exhibited both speed aud bottom, are IA
miIiar TO the sporting community Of \ York Penn
syvanis, haybnd Vrginin, North ami South Car.
DlIia. Fof exhibition Of winch | beg the induI-
gence OF Tire pubic until can obtain his perlorman-
ces and pedigree from the back numbers Of The Sp-
ri oil The Times aud Sprung Magazine, which wlI
BE- N haudbbs ere long. X. II. LONG.
Columbus, AprIi II, 1889 4ih
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
Spring Races.

a Park Course, near Columbus, Nj, viii come
of the third Tuesday in May, being Nc 2lS, of the
month,
Post Swecpslake, m,le heats, 5000 p. or p for
year old colts and Gics To maine aud close on the
day previous, the regular Jockey Club.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

s-,.rrzs-TheFs Is god ressnu 10 be
NJ saz Of 5es7sradoes sre proving about
- Several negrcss have recently diS1p-
.,rs are known % have been sta.es, and
ave been made during tie Tas' week 10
....-s % leave lhc'r masters. i he
.srr t....,as' 10 con The a'ert' Al iie and
$50 -.,.,rs shaull BE- carefully scrutn.zed-
- 4, t,,r ano visible means Of support AMI
-. a. s..Oa.lu no, be tolerated 10 the com
- The property Of 40 man IA safe while such
- ,f.sr,s exist. Mobile has been, during ihe
- fs.d for mlricrers, robbers and m
- Some OF rae perpetrators OF these hor-
- -, m,y b. "a our milsl-Agail we say, be
.as alert
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
500 Reward!

Columbus, April Is, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

Apebic meeting Of the citizens Of he town Of Co
sabas convened on Thursday evening. Col Smith
ra called to the chair and Dr. Humphres appoint
Cd @cetary. The object ofthe meeting was to take
,hcent measures TO protect the property Of our
dizsns, and express the Indignation of the public at
he recent horrid murder committed in this vicinity.
ltommllee was appointed WHO reported resolu-
alB last evening. The proceedings vii appear in
nn neyt PAPER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27
silcrIT's Sale.

Columbus, April IS, 1899 AT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-27

The readers attention IS respectfully requested 10
,rartc,c in his paper, taken from the Mssssippan,
,tposing the perycrsons and misrepresentation Of
he edera paper at Macon, relative 10 Gov McNuit
,al the Union Bank bonds, SC.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

AN INNOCENT Trick, ,0ith delicious con-
sequfnces.-The Cincinnati Sun tells a cap
itul story of young gentleman in that city,
who resorted to an innocent trick 10 get a
kiss all round from couple Of young ladies',
he was waiting upon home from fashiona-
BILE party. At Cincinnati, ,as wellas here, and
elsewhere the girls have pretty and in
nocent custom ofkissIng each other ON bid
ding each other good highland IN fact
upon many other occasions. The gentle
man in question had waited upon the young
ladies' two ofthe fairest flowers that ever
boomed among the Buck-eyes--to their ia
theirs residence. Knowing that the little
parting ceremony was to be performed, he
watched his opportunity, and just as their
pretty lips were on theii way to meet each
other, he poked his face in between, receiv-
ing delicious kiss on either cheek for his
uudacity--or ingenuity. Only think on il
excams the Picayune--a doublcd-barrel
shot from Cupid, and both fred at oncei We
have half mind to make regular business
of seeing the girls home, two at time.
Wouldn't il be delightful.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03
THE WHOLESALE STORE IN
TOLEDO.

"ITUS, TOWNSEND s. TITUS, S29
H. Pearl street, New-York, encouraged
by the share of support their BRANCH AT
ToLEpo received during the past year, will
continue the establishment. Experience
has proved that they were not over san
gune when they claimed facilities which
enabled them to sell goods in fact cheaper
than any other house west of .Nfar- York,
and they speak aOith confidence uhtn they
promise to offer stronger inducements to pnr-
chasers than any other firm in the Western
country. :.
They would respectfully invite their old
customers, and the trade in general, .uer-
chants, Contractors, Hotel Keepers 8.c. to
give their stock an examination. Their as
sortment will consist as usual, principally Of
DRY GooDs AND GROCERIES, with many
other such articles as the wants of the coun-
try may require.
AS fresh invoices will be shipped from
.Nep- York wecklgb through the season, they
will not now attemptto give detailed list
of their goods.
Store foot Of La Grange st., Lo,oer Toledo
May 10, 1880. TITUS II Go.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03

0FTHE LATE MAYOR of Philadel.
phia has certified under seal of the city the
character of several Divines, Physicians
and gentleman of high standing who declare
positively under their own hands (all Of
which may he seen at the Drug Store) that
the Balm Of Columbia is not only certain
preservative, but positively restorative Of
the human hair; also a cure for Dandruff,
Who shall dispute, or 60 bald! The onl1
true have a splendid steel plate engraped
Drapper, aoih falls Of Niagara. and thl
name Of Comstock d Co., New York, &c on
il. For sale at o. & D. Williams Maumee
Tif,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03
"ANE YOU A COUGH?-Don not neg
IL IL lect it !--Thousands have met preml-

hN IL lOU "A COUGH !-Do not neg
IL IL lect t!--Thousands have met preml-
ture death for the want OF little attention
to common cold.
Have you cough REV. DR.. Barthol-
omews Expectorant Syrup, safe medical
prescription, containing no poisonous drugs,
and used in an extensive practice for seve-
raj years, will most positively afford relief
and save you from that awful disease pull
mouary consumption (which usually sweeps
into the grave, hundreds of the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay
Have you a cough ?-Be persuaded to
purchase bottle of this Expectorant Syrup
to day TO morrow may be too late.
Have you cough? Bartholomew's Elk.
pectorant Syrup is the only remedy you
should take to cure you.
For this plain reason:--That in no one
for the thousand cases where it has been used
it failed to relieve.
For sale at the drug store of Comstock
& Co., Fletcher st. near Pearl, and at all
respectable Drug Stores. Also at o. s. D.
Williams Maumee City.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-03
10y virtue ofa writ ofUendi. erpo. issued
1O ont of the cnnrf of common nleas. in

RY virtue ofa writ ofUendi. erpo. issued
A1 out of the court of common pleas, in
and for the county Of Lucas, to me directed
and delivered, have taken and shall expose
to sale at the door of the court house in To-
ledo, on Saturday, the s1st day of August
next at one o'clock p. M. the following des-
cribed property to wit:--the undivided half
of a certain tract of land beginning ut a
stone, bearing south So degree east, lchain
% links from the southeast corner ofa stone
shop formerly occupied by William How
ser, thence north n degrees 30 minutes,
east, 8 chains I link 9-l5ths of link to a
stone, thence south SS degrees 80 minutes
east, chains 36 } links to stake, thence
south NJ degrees 80 minutes west, $
chains 79-l3th links to a post, thence north
thirty three degrees and thirty minutes west
8 chains and S6s links to the place of be-
ginning, taken at the suit Of Levi Vmton
against Charles c. P. Hunt, Executor.
G. G.. SHAW, sheriff.
By Il. o. KIRTLAND, deputy.
July 90. 16t6f.