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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

Ar" baoizsa spare that tree
Sklp'ic. spare tlst biak.
t0lca ua; o single Nac
NCr ca Us pages look
With eye ct uHbelief;
Twas my .0reiahcT's stay
Ia tire hour Of agony;
Sseptc, q thy way,
And let that cd book be.
That good ola book Of Eie
For centuries las stood.
Unhaim'd amid the Nue,
When the earth was drunk with bod;
And would'st thou harm 1t now,
And have It's truths forget;
Skeplir. inrtedr tins blow,
Thy hand shall harm il not.
Its very rame recalls
The hours Of youth,
When in my srandSire's balls
heard is tales of truth:
I've seen his white hair INV
Ger that volume as he read =
Bot that was long aco,
And that good ola man is dead.
Ny dear grandmother, too,
When was hut boy,
I've seen her eye Of blue
Weep o'sr K tears 81 Joy;
Their traces luger still,
And dear they ere to me:
Skep;ic, ioregn thy vii,
Go, let that old book be- AucE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Columbus, april Is. 1899

t5~ We are authorized 10 announce JonN X
Down as a candidate for the Office OF Treasurer 81
LowHdeS county
O5~ We are authorized to announce srERLISG H.
LESTER as a candidate For Clerk Of he clrcull court
for Lowndcs county at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce FR,Ncrs 7.
SpoTrS rs a candidate for the Office Of Circuit court
for Lowndec county.
We are authorized to announce l.. :. WItnNs,
as candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit court Tor
Lowndes county.
tr3- We are authorized 10 announce ARGYLE
CAMPBELL, Esa. as a candidate tor Chancellor at
the nexi November election.
tg5- We are authorized to announce EBEYEzER
p, ODENEAL, as candidate for the office OF Sheriff
of Lowndes county, al tie ensuing election.
To- We are authorized to announce JONI NEw-
TON MuLIY, as a candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Treasurer, Of Lowndes County.
to- We are authorized to announce GEoRGE
SriLLMAY, as candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
county, at the ensuing November election.
to We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
s LoNG, as candidate for the office VI clerk Of
the Probate court for Lowndes county.
r5- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM ?.
pULLER. as . candidate for clerk Of the Probate court
| for Lowndes county.
E7- We are authorized 10 announce Col. Jons
! W. BYRE, as a candidate for Sheriff Of L0~ndes
county al the next election
! 70 We are authorized to announce MAJOR Ma
| THAEtEL L. MITCHELL as candidate for the office
of Sheriff Of Lowndes county a, lie ensuing election.
| r5- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
/ G WRIGHT. as candidate for Sheriff VI Lownde'
county al The next election.
E7- We are authorized to announce jaws II
| TURNER, ss candidate for Sheriff Of Lo~ndes
county at the ensuing November election.
n1- We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
G. WEie, as o candidate for the office Of Sheriff Of
Lowndes county at the next election.
D- We are authorized to announce Own 7
BRowN as candidate for clerk Of circuit court
Lnwndes county.
l Er We are authorized 10 announce WA J
Estes as a candidate for clerk oil circuit court 0
Lowndes county.
R5- We are authorized TO announce Col. JAS. W
BRIcKELL as a candidate for the Office Of clerk o
the circuit court for Lowndes county.
GTWe are authorized To announce GEoRGl
rucKER as a candidate for Clerk Of The Probate
| Court.
tI7- We are authorized to announce Hon. JLsiL
r: TsorrER, as candidate for Jndre q the Il 8
Cont Of Errors sad ApPcs!e.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
MOffat-s Vegetable Life pills and
phnniX J}ittcrs.

VHNHE high and envicd celebrity which this pre-
4 eminent Incidence has acquired Tor IT'S nvaTl-
able efficacy IN all the diseases which It processes to
to cure has rendered the usual practice OF ostenta-
lious pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them They arc known by their fruits; their
good works testify for them, and they thrive not
by the faith ofthe cr,duIous In all cases If cos
tiy,nes. dyspepsia, bilious and hyer Affections,
asthma piles, settled pains, rho una IN, levers and
agues, obstinate headaches, impure state Of the
fluids unhealthy appearance OF the skin, nervous
debility the sickness incident TO females in delicate
health, every kind Of weakness Of the digestive
gans, and IN all general arrangements Of health.
these Medicines have invariably proved certain and
speedy emedy. They restore vigorous health TO the
most exhasuted constitution single trial viii place
the Life Pills and Phnnx Btters beyond the reach Of
competition in the estimation Of every patient, Pre-
pared aud sold, wholesale and retail, nj w d. Mof-
fats office, SGT Broadway, New York
For sale al the Drug Store Of e. A. Smith ~
Hunts buildings, on South side ef Main street, Coz
Iuuhus Miss,
I7n'v 10 1879 e7lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

Tar on Bachelors.-.A memorial basbeen pre-
scented to the legislature of nnsylvanIa, pray
ing that tax may be laid on all single gentlemen
over the aye Of twenty-five years.
A cotton factory is shortly to be established
near Port Gibson, in this State--we like The idea
for Georgia has made money by her cotton fac
tories, Mississippi can certainly save by Their
creation. Let Us manufacture our own negro
clothes and thereby save the large amount annu
alls paid to northern towns for such articles.
Forty-four Alormonies are now in prison in
Missouri, charged with treason, murder, arson or
other offences.
In London there is regular depot Of babies,
which are lie. out to beggars al slxpeuce day,
to excite compassion.
An old negro could not be pursuaded that fish
swallowed Jonah, but he argued thus'GuesS
Massa Jonah swallow any fish, provlden his mout
large enuG, and de fish small enui.'
It's no use swearing because the wind blows.
Sensible people swear only when they canno!
raise the wind.
The Virginia Legislature have rejected the
southwestern Rail Road Bill This is much to
be regretted by all the friends Of internal improve
mpnt IN the State.
Extraordinary !Sheef Of Paper. There was
sent from the paper manuIactory belonging to
Messrs. A. Cowan and Sons, at Colinton, last
week. single sheet Of paper, weighing 553 lbs.
and upwards oil mIssnd half in length; the
| breadth was only fifty inches. Were ream Of
! paper composed of similar sheets made, It would
weigh 266.5O lbs. or upwards Of 1913 tons.
Robespissss A biography Of Robespieue,
which appeared in an Irish paper, concludes IN
The following manner: "Ths extraordinary man
left no children behind him except his brother,
who was killed al the same time"
The most sublime thoughts--beautilul and
powerful figures; ndPule phraseolgy are found
in an obsolete work, but seldom quoted called
the BIBLE.
.Mqtrimoniai.--Th Legislature Of Alabama,
At its last session severed the bonds which United
thirty PAIR OF men and women together
GEs. Isaac Johnson. one Of the most popu.
lal men in Feclaaa, has been appointed Judge
Of the Third District Court Of this State.
a Dialogue. " Mister, how do sell your suga
to day :"
Only twenty cents the pound"
Can't give it. III drink my coffee wilhou
sugar and kiss my wife for sweeienlng first. Goo'
day SIR"
GOOD day sir When you get tired Of tina
kind Of sweeenlng. please call again."
" Perhaps | may"
He called the next day.
wife y the house IS as indispensable as
, steersmaa at the wheel. Young msn, Why don
you get married
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
rnrrinrcs for sale.

n WOLFINGTON has on hand and Is still
"A r-rs.vlDs iro,n Jennings. Robinson & Cos
mandatory an he north handsome assnFtmeni q
Ell kinds OF CARRIAGES, consisting IN part Of
c ,achees, Chautces, Barauches aDd bugEys, g;
SC: which vii be soil on reasonable terms 81 rs
Repository.
Al REPAIRING done with neatness and despatch az
b.. old stand on MARKET street., Columbus
Nareh Q. 1859 34tf
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Spring Race.

VEVIiE Spribg Races over The MushuIsy'e course
H. viii commence on the fourth Monday ~ May
next, aud continue four days, free for any horse,
mare or geldIng complying with the rules Of the
Club
First Day.-Swcepsake fms dollars entrance.
Second Day-thrce miles heats purse $3.50, SIS
entrance
Third Day--two miles heats purse $3.50, $40
entrance
Fourth Dayton the entrance money, colts three
wears old and under
SOLOMON EDWARDS, Sec.
MusbuaviIlc, April 9th, 1899 lPr. fec S5l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

4 SisTFE's LovE-There is something mex
presSibly Touching IN a sisters love. Her heart
Is "A rea.n 81 pune and uneauhly affections, and
happy should ,ht' brother be O. whom she Clncs
through the ca1rglug scenes &c thi, blEhrng
Wo;it. She has tesu ai> companion irnm Sh'!d-
huod--she watched the development OF his mind
and person--she has admou shed HIM when
wrong, and smiled upon has rlumphs-she has
peopled ms mind with the rare and beautiful treas
u5cs al aer own; she has taught HIM those virtues
which wall render HIM a useful member OF soo'e-
". prepare HIM .or death, aud cmbaln his memo
" " hen he has passed away. Sooner ca YOU
bind the free wind Than seal up the springs ct
such mysterious affections. They viii flow on,
and the desert aud cave cannot resist their pro
gress. And as sorrow and misfortune strip from
life its charms aud dreams, there Is one recoiec-
ton ihatwill come Ike music 10 d brothers heart;
that viii thrill upon its dtrkened and troubled
depths With a strange yet sweet melody, aud
bring up scenes OF home and childhood, long
/ aforementioned by hun. !, is the reccollecuou
of u sisters love.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

IMPRONPTU.

Come Kiss me- SAID Robin, gently sand " Mo-
For mother forbade me 10 play with men So
Ashamed Of my answer, lie gded sway,
Tho my looks pretty plainly advised him to stay
Silly swain not at all recoecting-uot he,
That his mother ne said that he must not KISS me-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
NOtice.

Tie subscnhes wal continue tie Iiu, Saett-
Iron and Copper husiocss under tie style Of Spears
4 Smith. OF the cd stand f Spears, Priest s Co.
4 large assortment vii. be kepi on hand. which viii
he sold ai wholesale ot retail ior cash aud or cash
only. job work executed 90 ihe b'si manner and al
short notice, cash veil BE- exported an all cases for
al work done after the ist of April next
JOHN n SPEARS.
WIN. II. SMITH.
cnmnhu. M,tch 4 fsS0- 35-tf.
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Paw M. Pay uD.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted
~ 10 she subscrber.are earnestly requested TO
pay up, otherwise'he shah De under the dlsagcea-
bic necessity ofcu0rcing payment.
F,b :. isss. sou P. SnTrH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Columbus Hotel.

DY BELL g. CONNER --Tki8 well known
ID establishment has recently been purchased by
tie undersigned. end Is now bcng fitted up ~ a SUI
prrlor etVc. II Is The intention OF the propne,ors !"
ada a number of well finished and FURNISHED fooms
to the house. and wc hesitate ul to pledge our
selves 10 our friends and the public generally That
our patrons Wi BE- as well accommodated at ouI
house, a. NJ any Hotel IN lhe southern country. The
servants viii always be polite and attentive to them,
and every exeron on our part shall be used To make
their STAY pleasant and gfcranc. share oil pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited. tst
The Bar shall always be supplied with the very
best of liquors, selected with great care by ourselves
in the best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting un our table That can
CRAFTY the appetite Of the eplcure. lie best NAT
our country aorls shall be served up IN the nealcst
manner by experienced and capable cnots,
Our stables are mol eScclled by any IN Mississippi
All travellers may res, assured that their horses shall
| not be neglected we have taken graf pains 10
procure first rate oslers ard hope Ia give universal
satisfaction to Oh who may give ms their custom.
Our beds ahal always be clean and comfortable,
and well AIRED.
| Families can be accommodated with private par
ors M pains shall be spared to make 'hem perfect
| ~ AT bone.
Town Boarders accommodated 81 The Esna!
! rates. BELL GUNNER
Coumbue Mi. Dee. 80, ls38.--2j o.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Interesting Novels

FMAlNlNG unsod nj the Book Store Of
IL Pfser g. Goodwin:
Richard Hurds,
Home a. Found, Cooper
Mary Raymond,
Outward Bound,
Romance Of Vienna (Mrs rroiIope
The MILDLY
Peter Pilgrim,
April II, 1889
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
A Horse Missing.

WE Do hereby ,arewara all PERSONS ir'm trading
w Tor two pramiS>hry notes, or e'lher 81 ,h'h'
gwen to DAVID Ls,yd, dated tbr l6'h day Of 1aeu
-, 1859. for sixteen hundred dollars taeh' Inc hN'
81 sad notes was due The hr>t day IT Ma'Sh ">"
an, lhg other Nj ne lue on the hr>t day OF January
next As part oi the consideration Tor "h,'n N'''
osi,. WIRE Jiyen Inns t1.et we w, resist the pay
man, ,pcre5f An LAW RENEE,
" W BROWNING.
Csumhls Apr.. -. 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

ENTERTAINING ANGELS UNAwAREs.'
A poor waylarng man Of grief
Hath often crossed me on my way,
Who sued 50 humbIy for relief
That could never answer nay:
had not power To ask his name
Whither he went, or whence he camei
Yet there was something in his eye
That won my love, knew not why
Once, when my scauty meal was spread,
He entered: not q word he spake
Just perishng for want OF bread;
gave him all he best IT, brake
And ate but gave me part again;
Nine was an Angels portion then;
And while fed with eager haste,
The crust was mamma to my taste.
spied him where fountain burst
Clear from the rock; his strength was gone
The needless water Knocked his thirst,
He heard it, saw ii hurrying on
ran and raised the sufferer up,
Thrice from the stream be drained my cup,
Dip,, and returned it running Der;
drank, and never thirSed more.
Twas night the foods were out il blew
A winter hurricane aIooi,
heard his voict abroad, and flew
To bid him welcome to my roof
warmed clothed, cheered my guest,
Laid him on my own couch To rest,
Then made the hearth my bed, and seemed
In Eden's garden while | dreamed.
Stript, wounded beaten, nigh to death,
found him by tie highway side;
reused his pulse, brought back his breath,
Revived his spirit and supplied
Wine, oil, refreshments he was hcalc6
had myself wound concealed,
Bat from that hour forgot The smart,
And peace bound up my broken heart.
In prison saw hun next, condemned
70 meet a trn.lor's doom al morn;
The tide of lying tongues semmed,
And honnred ham midst shame aud scorn
My friendships utmost zeal to lry
He asked--il for him would die
The flesh was weak, my blood ran chill,
But the free spirit cried will.
Then in moment to my view,
The stranger started from disguise
Tie tokens in his hands knew;
Nv Saviour stood before mine eyes:
He spake. and my poo name he named;
"Of me thou hast not been ashamed;
These deeds shall thy memorial be;
Fear not, thou did, them unto me,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Dentistry.

nR. SALTONSTALL. is permanently beat
- ed in thc town ol Columbus Mississippi,
aud OILERS hS services IA The various branches OF hs
profession: such as separating plugging, inserting
teeth ON pivot or pate, lrom one % an entire sci +,
extracting. sc, Al diseases incident 10 the teeth
aud rnnlS. Treated m the most scientific manner. lie
has gone u considerable expense to prepare 9uJ
qualify himself tar the practice ol his profession
and has Succeeded N pertaining operations where
Other Dentists have faded at : repeated trials, ana
has IN his plsst>soa several specimens ol teeth ON
gold plate, which he has taken out by request and
substituted others "a the entire satisfaction Ct me
per, on --hpm his superior mode of operating using
every precaulun "a ohviate pain, aud excnvahnG
the cavities of teeth when To be plugged. with ~
struucuis of his own invention and manufacture
aud having very extensive assortment ol superior
materials, he feels confident that an mIelgentpuo-
he will not give TO itnerant rmpyrcs any encourage
mcnt He takes pleasure ~ referring to Tue iaHow-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20
Travels. sc.

TNOR SALE at tic Columbus Book store, Of W
l. pfster & GoJdwin
The Strangern China, by Downing,
Capt. AIesander's Expedition INTO The Interior Of
Africa,
-Four Years in Paraguay
Damascus and Palmyra, journey TO the East, by
Charles q. Addison
Philosophy Of Common Sense, containing practl-
cal rules lnr the promstion Of domestic happiness,
rules for the conduct Of husbands and wives, Of mas
ers and mistresses, and domestics, Of parenaaRnd
children, and Of young men enen1aipto bdss.ess
&c. &c. by NJ Carey, n. A. P. SzShthor Of the
Olive Branch, &c. April II, 1883 40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

.aR,NGENENT IN MAIN h'-G'H' S'oa.
'n''' -, .,s,s o. wa on the Name frontier has
Y. - FL tie ?.esen' at least. An anjcabIe
s. -, has been Effected through the Medium
e S.o.. TIE Richmond Enquirer thus speaks
va .--r,-,,v settlement oil these border 4 fl
-, - h,xs he pleasure OF laying before our rea-
VS. '..,.,;cniars Of the temporary arrangement
as' ~ -, mad, between Name and New
y''a ..SI Al danger ofmmediate host,llIes
p''l'"d The troops are To be Withdrawn
5 ''" ~. R,,8er. Every thing now fesls upon
Nv, assertion and wisdom Of tue councils OF Z.
Britain ,,ti . cta A
'.,,s,ioo. for the mingled prudence and firm
.-., + IA, dsplaycd-both towards G. Britain,
''j' ,,mards our sister State Of Maine We
wv Ms adjustment principally to the measures it
\. adopted in this trying exlgency. Not the
.,.i Of It's udiclous arrangements, was It's np-
.,.,,osnt Of Gen. Scott to this very important
.,oo. Il has only confirmed the high opinion
I. have UNIFORMLY expressed for him. We con-
-,.ala,e bin, indeed, on his success. He seems
'aaly fortunate as Il pacltlcator as soldier.
u Knows how to make war--he seems TO
nav how TO assist in making peace. But we
,y pai so far transported by our enthusiasm for
N gallant Scott, as TO re-echo the (eryid docara-
sa q The \. York Herald, that his services will
'il.e the people to decide upon selecting Gen
mi Scott for tie person nho is 10 fill Ike Presi-
4giaI Char neri tsrm."-We cannot second
h impulse winch has carried some of the GILL
EMS Of Rochester, New York, to nominate him
uho candidate for the Presidency. We Can
70, agree with The Herald, that with all their high
s.7fct for Winfield Scott. "ihs will be quickly
s.oged ID Maine, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and
1hrf States Of tho Union"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-04-20

VUST received % hbl'. superior sweet Ohio
- Flour and ten sacks best RIO Coffee, lor sale
cheap Tor cash. Alsos large qoanttyof Tennessee
Bacon, and 10 bJ.s, Of very white bard.
A. l.. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, March 3Olh 1899. SS-n
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To Breeders of fine Horses

<tN The celebrated and thorough bred
~-<NR RACE HORSE,
SlA-{ HR sir kcnni Z II,
..IM-o.4sAU- WILL stand the ensuing season
"a, M Stable Vi Columbus, and will be let To mares
at Slj the leap S!j the season and $50 10 insure a
mare to be in loal; ~ to the groom IN every IN
stance, which must be paid when the mare IS COW
cred,
DEscRPrroS Sir Kcnnth is a beautiful z h, II
, inches high, years oil, and IN point al symmc-
try unsurpassed hy any horse IN the Union.
PERroRNAScrs: HIS performances as q raccr, N
which he exhibited both speed aud bo,lon are ia.
mdar to the sporting community Of York, Penn
syyauja. Maryland, Virginia North ana South Car
Dina For au exhibition OF which beg the ndul-
renee Of the public uuul can obtain his perorman-
ccs aud pedigree from lhs hack numbers OF the Spl-
lit Of the Times and Spnrtng Magazine, which will
b,. in h,pAbIIs ere laur. r II. LONG.
Columbus, April ~, lH39 Alu
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Correspondence.

Coz. JoHN ". BIBN
Dear SIr-Tue undersigned, citizens Of the
county Of Lowudes, feeling the Importance OF
the best interests of lh~ community, Ia as pre-
sent embarrassed condition, that the office ol
Sheriff should be filled during the next term, by
A man who could well aud faithfully dl,yhat1e the
duties of the oh without inf ouna unucces,a-
~ and oaerou, costs on those who are 50 uutur-
,nnate as 70 have erecuitoHS hanging over them,
which >ulct adherence To the letter, although
not the spirit of the Law, would subject them 10
and which any one who has not the iatImate
knowledge OF the character and standing OF The
citizens of our county THAI you, from long oXpe-
renee, are IN possession Of, would be compelled
in selEdel,nce to run them nto-thls, the com.
munlly know fun well, you have always avoided,
EXCEPT where u s,nse OF necessity made Il I'M
pera.lve.
The reason then, for addressing YOU ut this
early period PRIOR TO the election, is this having
heard that previous to our last general election,
Won stated, that after that time YOU would no
LONGER be n candidate for the office Of sheriff.
we therefore, wish to know whether yop still con
tlnue IN the same mind, so that ti YOU w not be
n candidate, as we wish YOU would consent 10 be,
we rIay Iook around for some person that Is COM
petent TO Gil that Office, the duties of which you
! have discharged SO much TO the satisfaction OF the
! people At large at the same time that, without
/ any regard to party or political CONSIDERATIONS
we would respectfully urge upon you the mpor'
lance Of allowing your name to be again submit
ted to the people as a candidate for sheriff O
Lowrdes county, with the assurance that If yol
do, and which we think J ou ought from q sense
of obligation 10 your former supporters, YOU may
rest assured that YOU viii meet with our most cof
! dial and warm support.
Requesting reply at an eaIly day we remar
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lsi Gentlemen on ther arrival are requested to
lea va their names al the Bar.
"a, No gentleman Wl BE- considered weekly or
quarterly bnnucr except from the tine be enters
his name Il, such the same rule 70 be observed as
To keeping horses,
81. Understanding 10 be abpent for any length
Of Time over a week, will make il known at the Bar,
otherwise no deduction i0r such absence will be
made.
4lh. Payment from quarterly boardcrs, must lie
monthly from travellers weekly.
9th Gonllencn leaving their names a ihe Bar,
will give notice Of tier intention 10 be- absent at TIC
time Of reguIar meals, otherwise no deduction viii
b. made.
9th. Gambling Of every description most positive
~ forblddea
7tb. Persons wishing TO scnd servants on errands
are requested 70 give notice AZ tie Bar
Stu. The proprietor Will not be answeTabe for
any property sall TO be lost urlces previously depos-
tied 10 the Bar.
OH No person allowed 10 Use any horse, saddle
or bride Of another, without leave OF the proprie-
tor.
10Th. Doors closed at Ten O'Clock, except on
nights Of public amusement
tgJ- Gentlemen are particularly requested to
guard cautiously against accidents By fire IN tier
respective bedrooms. d, y u
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&IOO Reward (!
Best Family Groceries.

Z AL
tsza lhat he has Just received from NV n,,S.
skaet-.ENs York all assortment Of GROCERIES
OF the choicest kind consisting Of
Madeira, Sherry, san Lucar, Malaga and other
wines; ~
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, old Scotch Whisky,
superior French BRANDY and other liquors;
Teas. Loa and W bite Havana Sugars;
Coffee. Chocolate Pepper, Salt and Spices
Best Sperm Candies;
Real Spanish Cigars, Cavendsh Tobacco;
Fresh Bunch Ralsos and Prunrs;
Preserved ruits Pickles, Soap and Sarcifi
Dun Fish, Tongues aud sounds, salmon;
Goshen Butter &C. DC.
Also, a good assortment Of domestics, best Lowell
sheetings, Olnaburgs aud yhirtings, lindsey, ban
kets. saitneits fine Irish linens, spool cotton DC
at low prices;
- Six cases gentemeBs elegant MOLE
" SKIN H3T'S new article Of the latest
~ fashion. winch he offers for sale on iavor-
IT, ahie terms for cash. at the building lately
occupied By tie Tombgby Bank -
DAVID AUSTIN.
march o 1889 55G