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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
To the Public.

4 \ consequence Of the deau Of ouf .oie Sheriff, il
\ becomes necessary, as Tar as practicable 10 set
up al the unfinished business remaining Unsettled
m the circuit court clerks ofiiee, ana as We have al
iect cost as It becomes due, this therefore 70 give
notice u All concerned that we snail commeaee
forthwith to issue executions IN a1 cases where
there are Judgments for costs and also against the
plaintiffs IN al cases where executions nave been
returned no property found, aud this rule will
BE- invariably pursued IN future. Al persons, there
fore wishing % save addiHona, eOsl would do well
10 avail themselves u this notice and come forward
and settle up.
OVID ?. BROWN, c. c. c.
NgVerbcr ), ls39.-2O-5w:
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Notice.
OFFICE MISSISSIPPI UsloS BASK,
Macon. Nor. 2I.fla3g

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI UsIoS BASH,
Macon. Nor. 2la 1899.
GHNllE notes discounted by the mother bank at
Il Jackson for the first District, composed Of the
counties o. Oktlbbeha, Winston, Lowndes, Noxu-
bee, kemper, Lauderlae, Newton and Neshoba,
having been transferred TO this office Tor collection,
renewal or twelve months will be permitted by
payment OF one fourth Of the principal, aud dis
count en- Tie residue.
Offering DAYS Wednesday.
Dis aunt day, Thursday Of each week. BY or
do, Of lhp lard.
u'' JNO DAVIES, Cashier.
4@-sw.
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Com Rlittcd

10 TO the jail Of Monroe county, Missis.
I'm spp, the 18th Of November. 1859, one ne
ExA gro man who calls himself Henry, and
R says he belongs to Mrs. Edna See OF Tip
mn pah county this State. The Boy has
49,. scar on the middle finger Of his right hand;
no other marks perceivable, he has bold look verv
black, he is about five feet seven inches high, aged
about twenty three or twenty four years had on
when taken upa black Irock coat other clothing
ragged. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him away,
otherwise he viii be dealt with according to law.
j. L. DYCHE, Shift
Dec. l4tli, lS39.-23-6n pr. fee 1927 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

MARRlED.--At the residence of Col. T. IIo.
llday, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bennett Mr.
BENJAMIN FoRTsos, to Miss ELzAprTu Hour
DAY, all Of this county
On the 9th inst. by the Rev ESQ. Shafer, Mr..
Samuel. DIXON to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter Of
General Jes5ec Speight, al Of tins county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that on Wednesday, tie 18th
u day OF JANUARY nexl, there will be sold al pub
he auction al the Court House III the town OF CO.
Iumbus, by virtue Of A deed Of trust 10 Swearingen
and Noolen, (viz J in The County OF Lowndes,
and State Of Mississippi belonging to Winchester
Dumas, the east Of hall Of tie south west quarter
of section twenty eight, in township number fifteen
south Of range II west-Which deed Of trust was
executed Tor purposes therein specified, to the IN
dersigned as trustee.
Terms Of sae-cash.
JAMES SWEARlNGEN, Trustee.
December l4tl, 1889. 23-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
Dissolution.

TNHE Caparlnership heretofore existag between
L. ; b Malone x }. H. jordan is this day
dissolved By mutual consent The business Of the
firm will be settled BY ). d Malone.
W DR.. Malone viii continue 10 occupy the same
office, 8 when called Oh VIII attend to the dutie, Of
hs profession
December list, 1889. --2l-3w+
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

80 W az ~ lh2 inct OF ianj belonging 10 tie
- e'DiP pl jean Muln decd. snd on ~lslch ry
WV S, ''N sides, situated IN Lownde8 county,
app, about four miles south cas Of Cn.uuf-
o"'' cou aiming four hundred acres, two Of which
arg N cultivation Ills track IF land abounds wi,b
ae"-ra never failing apnngs--lhcreare appc, peach
asll plum orchards Of excellent fgit on tie mace:
Il desired win Se3 tract Of one hundred acres al
ionmg: asp, conn., fodder, oats and stuck Of every
kind Those Wishing to purchase would Do Eeil %
apply Immediately 10 hc subscriber living on ,he
premises. SWIFT MuLLlN.
Nov %, lsjo-20-Gw.
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Ch0ctaw Reservations.
CoNMlssIoNER's 0FFGr.
fOlumhtja Nj 11tH NJ. t40I

IoNMlsa0NER's OFFiCr
Columbus, Nj. 2jtl Nov 1889.
NOTICE. am instructed by the CgmmNs5o.
" er Of Indian Affairs, 10 make one more pn5tr
cali, on oil those having business 10 Transact wit
THIS Office, TO bring II forth without further delay Tor
adjudication. Clajmania are adnonishe,. tina,
whatever business may remain unsettled when the
Office shall be closed at lhs pajc, viii necessarily
have to b. transferred to the department at Wosi,.
lngton, and thai to make the necessary proof tbor.
viii undoubtedly be attended with much moe ,Ta,
pc aud expense 70 the claimant Than d make
here ANDR A. KlNCANNON, Conn
For certifying contracts for Chociaw reservations
Nov. 80, lsj0-Ql-,C.
10 The Mississippianu jackson. win ;,so,
the foregoing for Que month and lnrwari ,heir =
count to the Commissioner Tor p,yment at 4
P'oc' A. A. X. Conn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
For sale on gnon 49, -,
Coroner. Nnficn

A THATCHER, Coroner, may be found Al
"a 'hc nag's Hulei, or at hs Warehouse tbe9
not aoseht on business.
he vii also continue tie Receiving and For
WarIins Bu4ncss, % ht5 oIi stand near the river.
Nov. ~, l339-2l-iE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

WE have associated ourselves under the style Of
w Converse & Co." for the purpose Of con
ducting General Commission Business in this city.
Any goods or produce purchased by US on order,
with funds IN HANDY or any cotton TO our address,
for or from the interior of Alabama OF Mississippi,
viii be forwarded through Mobile by our friends
Messrs. Sayre & Prichard, free OF any charge OF
Commissions.
WM A. CONVERSE,
ARTHUR GWlN,
g. J. FORREST
New Orleans, 81 December 1898 SIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14

NOR H.e s1-s sctal =. t.f G. I.raB, u. t.- ;rwr
a.. Ccruhss. -ynr-t >tca.l tc ms5e rs o. TIC
,I'uE-rr r 81 q town. ~ w.. as 1 -estNa ts i#g
Treasury. It's Ha.s ! eO, ss Secretary go.
lra-sl-c- Q o. Rat. r give them statement
lf ,ae Cnrq'nunn arl Treasury. 'loU ,TC T.: 5tr
81 January, 1859, up TO TIE p-Csga, la,c. ! w..
>ta'o IRc aggregate amount o.. MONIES received Ger
hucs and taxes lhfosga ,t hands Of tie Mayor,
snl ihe amount paid ui0 TIE Treasury by other a-
tsvduss, ias which they hJ'J ,he Trc1sarcrs Re
ceipi. ASH, TIE expenditures ot he Carp,rauon ar
sad year, whcl, were made rs order OF tie Pusi-
dent and board of Sf.cc,meu:
los !. BRlcKuu, TGaAsURSK.
Ia .3ct. rEhths Cooperation ColsH,5a', DR.
1889, To the amount received Of L.
Abbott Mayor, Si95 90
To the amount received lor street
tax IN he north IVES, wsrl 1875 90
To The amt. reed. Tor street tax
m north east ward 231 90
10 amount uoCiv4 in south yves;
wand g49 90
To amount received jor street tax
20 south east ward 10 90
To the amour, received Tor tax
On wagons anj carts s. 90
To The amount received OF ia W
hers and Pcd'=rs I6 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
Committed

Committed
~ TO tie Jad Of Lognies county
%I!D Mississippi Nov, 2lri 1899, one NJ.
go gro MAJ, vito calls himself MILLS
I(9 belonging 20 James Mpgoi or Virppm.
~ nnd hired ihis wear % Mr Erwin of
e--.s....-'.-a Columbus The boy tay scar On b.
right band, n, other marks percelr Nile N. he's 4,
down look, tcry black he IS abort feet : ,nclice
h'gIt about ~ or 50 years OF ape, tsd on mi o.
WOO HaF very ragged c'piAaE. The owner j. re
We will be dealt with as u. d. hw directs
Nov sob. -al-,E
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-14
Pay up. Pay un.

"A LII persons knowing th..mselyes indeb..
-, ~. ''o. are earnestly requested
~ W o.''e'" &c no shall be under the ,iisagee
''S = y way ofeniorc!al payment.
reb. S, 1883 sou r. SMITH
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Skf,
= Agut rit pleas coz
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16

Badness.
IS A BEAUTIFUL head ofhair is the Crandest ornas
~ ment belonging 10 the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF it changes the and prema
turely brings the appearance Of old nge, which
TO shus soce,v to avoid the tests and sneers Of
their acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives cod
sequnntly spent in refinement In short not evrn the
loss of property fills the generous thinking yenh with
TINT neavv sinking gloom dies the loss of lis hair.
Ioavert all these unpleasant circumstances Otlrhlge'
balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on the
first application, md afew hotties restores it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and wiskers prevents the
mir from turning gray, ma kcs it curl beautifully, md
frees it from scurf Numerous certificates 'o the first
resectahty in support of the virtues Of Oldri1get.
Balm, are shown by the proprietors.
% Read the fDllowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor Of phl'lo'p!l
has certified as may be seen below to the high chara
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm, Of Columbia discovered bv j. Oldridge. and
have found it highly servceabIe only preventive
against the falling off of hair, but also certain rcstor
tive.
..- WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George charse,
JOHN 1NGL1s, q; sa ~ A, 'el' street. ',,' -,
yp2,- JOHN D THOMAS, NJ u, l63 Racest
JOHN $ FLREY ,lGl Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY ,2l3 South Cd 81.
JOHN GARD, Jr, a Arch street.
II is known that three of the above ssners
than 50 years of age, and the otrs less than 80.
[t'rom the NIayor.J ... .r
-..e} b., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
: City of Philadelphia.
I, Robert Wharton. Mayor of said city of PIllade,
phia do hereby certify that am wei! acquainted With
Messrs Inglis, john Furey, and Hugh NJ ,Curdy,
whose names signed tn the above certificate that they
gentlemen OF character and respectabilty and as
such full credit should he given to the said certificate.
In wtnc. VIII ,reof have hcreunto set my hand
and caused the seal the city to be affixed, this
9th day Of December, &c.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle Of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is rcpresentec
the Fell ,fNiagara, &c,
SOLD holesale and retail by the sole agents for Anlv
RIGA. % Fletcher street, Maiden Lane, doc,
bel Pearl street. and by most druggists and perfuers
t ough he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16
.LUsCINA CORDIAL.

CORDIAL DE EUCfNE on L'EIlNtR DE.
- +L'AhlOUR.-'lhe United States Agent for The
Lnclna Cordia Elixir Of Love, returns his grateful
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Inc ALTERING patronage which
ne mas already received, aud also for ,he many es-
'n'n'als which have been him touching the the al
most nirac noas efficacy of this inestinahle medicine
y ne well founded reputation OF the Lucina Cordial
warrants the agent in withdrawing his long ADVERTISE
mchts; but for the henef If those persons VIII"
as yet be utMwate Of its4nAstSe he would explicitly
state mat it is DR.. Magnn.s celebra,cd discovery,
wheel, has created suc, sensation France.-rha' it
speedily restores thu vrlc powers, where they invr
been Exhausted hv disease otherwise, and suhstan
Italy ren,va-s The functoos that it ia
secua cure for the nnr ahus; nra aove all that it
18th only remedy discovered for removal Of
lnpot'ncy in males and bnrrenness in females. Owing
tnis vastly invso,ang qualities, it is nlso highly USE
iul in sret INSTRUCTED, difficult painful manstrua
ton incontnence of'le urine, involuntary diarhrye
thereof chronic eruptiuus of the skin drosica uilec.
tons Of the aged Nc.
n"r!er that oil classes Of societv may receive Il,
benefit of DR.. Magnins discovery, the American pro-
pretor has consented that the Cordial shall he sold in
bottles OF six each mt the reduced price Of So
which is less than half the price charged for it i'll
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOIpE2WEI.I. NJ. y.
f. United States Proprietor
The above medicine is for salt! at "lolesu lie and re-
at No. 81 P"vc,uS street, between Magazine aud CAM
SITS, New Orleans. m36
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-16
TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL
A L


TITS TACT that 100000 of Sarsapdra Blood Pills have
L been sold during the past six monthS.
atathat they taken in nnlmerablc instances
obvIa and correct the msclcvous and had effects quuck
pills ana other quhck medicines, by which many lives
cnlaneG rcd. .
1t is iac-fha all quacs lic'ncs contain minerals
mercury which quacks think musl kill cure" and
to thor effect 10 shit . Miss"
II inct-That numerous 9uacks and foreign imposors
eh themselves doctors uthey may esc,unly impose
their vile and dangerous preparation hc public caring
nothing for the consequences tina, they only pocket
inHir unjust gain. s5>.r ' =, .
Isa fact-rhat the guacks and foreign impostors who
nav intcs ourcouny know nothing OF the nedi-
cncs mitk less about diseases the human system.
III tact-They particularly ciicncous in tho follow
ing diseases all which or less caused mure
oithe blood and animal fluids, nnmcy- 8 49, -
Rheumatic affections; Ctle throat
Scr"tua; Eryspeas; and body;
Jauldce; lIcartburn; Scaly erupons and botchrs oil
Diseases ofihc liver, skin, the skin; + =
bones ami glands; Dry and water pmpes, and
PaE Of the SIDES along tho suulcs Of the face aud Of
back and spne, The the body,
region of tho heart and letter and rneworms;
stomach; Swelling and hardening OF the
Inward feves bad taste in glands Of the neck, in the
tho mouth, foul breath; groins, breast, &c
Flu'cncy: lldigestion; Stomach coughs; Z
Want of apetiic; LAYER complaint
Sour cructon and acldes Of the stomach; Wnterbrush &C.
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NEW MUSiC-O, Native Music: Tho Convent . |!
~ lima rnntng, rowing Blade; Never Despair, Oh
Romance; The White Horse Of the Peppers; Thou
and Love thou near me, sung l,y Hiss q
Ill in the grand Rom,ntic Opera AmiIie; Good Nigl
Tim meeting and parting; care not for spring on
6ckle wing, by II Russell; Come come, thaart in 500
irow;A Life on the Ocean wave. by ii Russell; She
watched for HIM fo me lei fall tear; Csme to ms at
morning; waters bv moonlight; rher's nu home
Royal Waltxes, by Fleehe; Qneei, Yctoria 8 Court
Quadries. Just received and for sale by
dis b CASEY, 10 Camp st
M EW MEDIC AI.DF'TIONAR .--DunsIisso
New Medical Dictionary, inone Super ROYAL svo
sV0l-Ddnglisso therapeutics and Hnman Phys-
ologv. lavns on Faiuaies, Volume, EblIes Thera-
iseuiics1 volumes. IS.
3 Now supplies just received by Alrx TOWAR, :
sng y IS Y q ~ CAM, Street.
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NJ oNUMENTS Of Washing,on's Patriotism, with
M fac smile Of his pn lie Accounts during tho Re.
folio volume 1871 to II each, will he
sold costprcs the proceeds Of this publication are to
hetlevot for the Of the Washington Manual Labour
Scl,snl and Male Orphaa's Asylum.
rhist,uly national Work ought to he in the hands
Of every Anerican and editors Of the City and
country papers will contribute to tht benevolent object
BY giving this advertisement f,w in sertio,s.
i. o. as r JOHNS II CO. Agent,
aug. 6th-lni. Cor ST Charles Il. Common 81
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HAZE DAYS,

: IWhVNUV NINI7 n HNf'r III
From Mobile (Alabamu) t" Augusta lGcoJ
EANtS Mobile e,cy other ,!as in,n,,. iaely at,ei
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per til.
steamboat EMEnSE, to Basely. coaches to Pensacolq
steamboats, (pe Pensaco!a Bay, 5, Rosa sound and Clos.
t.ac,ie River and Bay to Cedar Blue coaches thcnc.
via Mariana, Chatnl,ouc,ee (formeriy Noun, Yer.
non) Llainbl lse, Pinleron; lw knsvile and louia.
vile, to Augusta. passenger takns his at Mo.
bile is in danger Of being thrown losing hi.
preference by other conflicting interests the FLOKl.
ia LINE is but on. concern, and u,l.er one co, tc
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival at Augusta in time specified through all wealth.
Grand at any season. unless some mos, unforeseen caas-
,,upl,e should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
Ii carried Nv this route The Agents for acconn,oda
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v1.i-ITlN-7TTTEl-

- 7 TEXIS LAND lIIT.f.S. 80
a N ABSTlsNtsT Of the original titles of rerord In
IN iha gsnafsI ldaa nti;e. priplel in .accp'iancss
wtha reSSh,0n ofthe Honse of Representative, pas.
ay Ale by 7 49, ALEX l'UWAR, -
liz, q - ~ Camp st
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PRlcE l2., CENTs.i
1'erms Of tte Newspaper Rress Of Nsw Orlean
unanimously agreed 10 II an aali4urns meeting sT
an 1897

Terms Of Ge Newspaper Rreas CfSNsw sOskeHn
tho Ptorriatofs, ii.ld onthe lait. Of March, 1857
SUascRip rtoss. rweive Dniiars Cor the daily pa
g. sun,.m, payable se,i-asaaaily in advance: ten
s =
Five dlilars for thu askiy; rnvabla II advance. No
Inscription will he discontinued until aearages
.sttlsl In case of u 'eontiaaance, ono weeks notice
IN wriessg mast osinvafab.y given, previous to III
xrration III, subscription. y
Apvxsrsiso.--O dollar per aat,ars for the first
nsorticn, AMI half that price fcf each subsequent oe
any material alteration from tho original advertisement
will be clafsed as 4, new one:
4 YsAkLv ADvkar.ssFs.:- Merchants and Ira 'ers,
.tutarsf English alone, and sixty for both Ian
Rublic A6stititiuns fifty dullatsin English only, and
Mighty both Ianyi,ases; ship and Steamboat Fac
orss - Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
aes aid eighty for ,Otlt languages. 49,.
4MARsiAoss, OBiryARv Noritrs and articles call
ing thu attention Of the public to sa'es o. property,
csllsof passengers, benefits, &c. &C. will be charged
Adolaf ~ square for the hrs insertion in each Ian
Consusicx r,oss or Alyertisem. ns, Of any person
sndin ldttnces "
sss, tx'H and Mshas
sales of real sstaie, publsi,ed in both languages
and 50 res In English alone percent on sales
ADvEkrlsEMENrs out Of the direct line Of business
VI the advertiser, such lcgas auction and plnnta
ion salss rnaw ny Slaves, stray animals. &C. Nc will
U0 cnefg0u Tor SepA. utcy, anu ~ ue oIaiufy Tats
81 ApySkf,sNMENrs moi specfcd as to time, will be
i'uhished bne month, md charged accor,a,ingly
No advertisements Of bankruptcies will be published
n any case, unless paid for previous to insertion" or
payment gunranteed BY Responsible person ~ town.
rneatres and other places u amusement, advertising
lav " tho scason.-to lie charged 500 for hngsh a.
lone, and 4iJO in, both languages.
sAl announcements Of caiiates for political Offices
~Ntbs charged double tho price 81. other advertise
nents a & La
Owing 10 tho immense loss sustained ny newspaper
prorpiafs thew have come 10 tile conclusion that the
ma mes III persons whose accounts have Iot been paid
within ono month after presentation, shall be made
knUwa far practicable 70 each other-they obi
ga.ius thensalyes not 70 advertise Or print Tor suc
dslnsusnts unless in case oi adDance Payments
4 n : 7 ',Sixnedl j. C. DE ST.. KOMES
4 = 's7 - y 43sl J. BAYON, ~.
. e PIP. REA,
y s3l.s e,ass q, y J. C.-PRENDERGASr,
- Is ss. /. * ls Va John GIBSON,
"a ,s ,.iss h LCMSDEN.
Wsekiy Prsss We. the under.igned agree to abide
BY the a6ovs conditions, far they are applicable to
weekly papers. ,,,,rycr
tSgnsd) A. y. LAWhEHCE,
$50 No subscriptions taken for less than monts
Letters nus,,iA all casea. be post naid. 81
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- n a y NO GU yE, M FAY F.. Gtf
M. lOiI SSe,N,aJice li1 bienrilla street, con
~ tnes II pracl.eo % the treatment Of Vfnefeai

D,seass ,.u al, IFS ,.yi,rsnt FIRMS.
NJ, Jvkxsox ftsia Alesidence u nlany ysa!sin llus.
psls IN Europe, Devised 10 TIN treatment III Vonercn
III 4eas-N and from. ls rcsant extensive rsacnce IN
tI,st saach Of The profession, guar'tccsa
safe. sfas,y and seeuaI 10 such persnns ~ are
sio,itled Will w di1ssses, i.
l;onurrh.,ea. Glesis, SiiictAsa, Chapcres, bubps;
semi,ul Weakness Affections Of this Rladder Kidneys
loins Ure,hra, rrosra,e Gland, Sweliad les,icies,
Erup,ions ,a tic Skin, Sore Filraa., Pains in tile
Joints; as, n, = A..
hls disease. .sss q, ,..a...7.,.
ma II Mercury, interruption iron usineas, or aliefa
: e;m in ihe msle pfliying.,; ~ ~ a.,
VA medicine T. prevent vencrea disease Gun be OBJ
famed u ia Joinson II Il fr,,A the recipe Of the
H.,un iarry, afcsiebrated rrench Surgeon, and WIS
..s Nv him d3ring .as several campaigns in which lie
ssTsa Sss.s .aassal In the FJaAch Army.
Sold by u. Johnson, sthis Office. Those persons
having any affection Of Veaereat Disease anl sbout
taking sen voyages removing 10 the county, would
do we'll by giving DR.. Johnson call, proper ed-
e;oe. or Their cure IN tho elotest time car, 10 put up
with written directions ini their use.
Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock al
isht. ~ $3.50 /. ,,sss' ~, 81 5tN.5
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Gtn,~ 10 Anguish, via Florida
ssy'' s Mobile ss,a rss,asy' pe rhu ,s
50 szsrspeudid steamer Champion, Tex.
cept ia. caas ar si,rsnsl 70 Pe saocIt thence per
steaf ct 5st .,T II Ia Grange, ~" t'teeae toR-
hoEa' rasp Gg.tao,s in Mar'aas, Dlinb.i1ga, Pa
derlof ltagTi2z- IL 'ew's. Il d Ftrry, u Macon,
Ga: theUee- Wa Va a yltla, sna Sparta, 10 Wat
- ~ uience ps si.. 1914. '.- 5 TO AuEnsia.
- Cnamptc,a ~ rs spf sz..4 -rtior, gitb new
ia ~. boil "a, oops : Ind Il ppG 'l1e4ed
Tao =. Roy has 45g1 'i,nzFas ally a.. - hes
accommodate are as i,at lisa as as as ".
Tho beau isli snrra tlura stuna sd Caaz,zs
wa,chie Bay present the most 4hserss tgSk r,s 7u-
vigation in The Spuh--oesag AT lhs ss,nst ''e
perfectly land locked.
The Teams mol slrpassf 4 Oh any reuta Ia he
country the drivers, TO a MAJ careful and atten
tive. ~
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have en-
newly built SO that high waters do not inter ere III
Tltoea,ing houses have been mostly changed,
and are now as good as on any road in tho Sonth,
1t is generally known tiut tho excellence and
hardness OF tho roads enable the teams all
sous to make great speed. Their smoothness Sc
cures the traveller from the ordinary fatigue OF
stage travelling. .=:s.
The Limo is now CRYING ita'passsng,-s from
Augusta 10 Mobile in four days and tWelvo
Ours, or 10 EeW Orleans i'll tour days and twenty
Hrs. Going to Augusta, the line Is six days
nus ling is the, as in the ether direction, tut
thGS Inference OF time tie rlute, is caused by
day being lost in HMbi cola, which, however, is
we'll repaid by ,ls 'bq w. rnty it gives of seeing
tho Navy YaE'. tic old SttAi@- Forts, etc. The
travel or also sl> rps AT Macon, and aialn at War
tenton.- This Arrangement viii crf.tinu~ Ill the
travel turns northWard, when the limo wllepssne
same from Mobile TO Augusta, as it is n,w in tfs
other direction .7lg IL
This Advertisement contains plain stat cn'ent
Of facts, the accuracy of which tho proPrieoTs
guarantee to each passenger il, this penalty Of his
stage fare. :. :. So
Maps oftho Line may be seen nj tho Exchange
IIutel. Nav Orleans, and at tn: Mansion House,
Mobile.
/ Fare through from NJ bile to Augusta, SAT 50
The lire extends, by u branch to Tallahassee. z
at Chattahooche, tao line connects with tho
steamboat carrying tho mail to Apa achcola, and
ST. Joscph's.
Office at the Massin House, Mob To-
ml7 o BOSTWlCK, Agent, Mobile.