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either rely on The state hanks, or which
is the>Same thingh, nothing The idea
that the slate banks could fufEisha gen
eral and uniform currency has never en-
tered the brain Ofany one vet. If they.
were all specie paying banks they could
not supply the country with a Un'form
aud general currency. But It. placing
them on the most favorable footing, they
will not, sad cannot, aDswer the fiscal
and financial purposes Of the general
currency. But If, placing them upon
the Gosl favurable fOoung, they will not,
and canaot, answer lhefscal end 6nan
clal purposes Of the general government
and the great body Of the people, how
1ueh less then, when, for the want Of
some great regulator, they are all or
nearly all insovent. ! can conceive no
greater curse that afillcts our country
than these local banks. Their paper is
always Iiableto considerable Auctuaton.
Iis valae is continually changing; and
these changes, often great and sudden,
expose individuals as we'll as the Gen.
oral Governmental immense loss, are
the sources o! runous speculalions, and
destroy all confidence between man and
man. Between the Sub Treasury
scheme and the State Bank system
there can be no choice; the former IS The
only alternative.
With these glasing absurdites of Ger
Harrison staring the country in the face
wuen Task the question what will the
couu;rygain by electing General Har.
risonl Tam told that things cannot
be made aoy worse by change ] do
not know that. cannot assent 10 it as
a maxim. ] cannot adopt itas my Prin-
cipIe of action. Who is it then that is
so clamorous for a change? Principal.
Iy men who have boxed The political
compass; who have by times belonged
toevery party and faction, that has had a
name within the last dozen years; mer
whose very tongues franco deceit, and
whose throats were open sepulchres
who thought they were doing the cOuD'
try some service, by revll'ng and SLAM
deriug such meuCs Clay aad Webster
and many others. By what kind o
,Presto,or change have these men be-
come Wings. They are an outandlsf
people that | know nothing about. They
remind me Of The men thatfolowed Jep
,bab, vain men, aud every one that was
in debt, and every one that was in dis
tress, and every ore that was d'ssatls'
fed, gathered themselves unto him, aDt
said come, be our Captain,
Respectfully, &c.
GEO. +. SALE.
/ Mobile. June 2O, lSi0.
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HGttea'y.

a HARLES WILSON, Halter second st
" DOVER would inform the ctizeusof
Tuscarawas County, that he continues to carry
on the Hating business, in all ITS various bran'
ches. His workmanship shall be of first 'quali-
ty, hoping thereby to merit liberal share o
patronage.
N. B. All.those' indebted to him, are reques'
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst of JAM
uary, otherwise their bills wilt be put in the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
All kinds of country produce, taken
in exchange Cor work, or outstanding
debts.
N. B. ] will pay 6l cts. per busheI
for wheat, for all outstanding debts.
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IND1eNIrY INDEED. A negro sued the
captain Of q steamboat in N. York for
damages in treating him with indIgnlty.
This negro had white wife with him,
and while on board the negroes with
him made free with other white women
that were passengers, at which the pale
faces aboard up, and treated their sable
highnesses pretty eaucily. As the cap
tain had nothing 10 do with the violence
used, a verdict was given on Tuesday
for the defendant, and the negro had TO
pay the costs.
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ike to hear from you whether You would lIks
an agent at Buntville, Sullivan county East
Tenn. l can get some of the merchants TO acl
for you, as ] live near there.
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN, Of Tenn.
Il. DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham ST. N. Y.
ABRAHAM J. CREMER, residlngS atl 66
Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Dys'
pepsia iD'its most aggravated form. Tbe,symp>
toms were violent headache. great debility, fe.
ver, 'costveness, cough, heartburn, pain in the
chest and stomach always after eating, impaired
appetite, sensation Of sinking at the stomach,
firred tongue, nausea; with resllessness. These
had continued upwrads oftwelvemonth, when
on consulting DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
street. and submitting to his over successful!!a !!and
agreeably mode of Treatment, the patient was
completey restored to health in the short space
of one month, and grateful for the incalculabe
benefit derived, gladly came forward and vol
unteered tho above statement.
DR.. WM. EVANS Medical Office, 100
Chatham street, New York.
TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
handed to us by Mr.. Van Schaick, of Albany, a
aghly respectable member of the community,
nd whose veracity cannot he doubted:
Mr.. Septenius Kendall. Of the town of Wes'
terloo. county of Albany, wus for about q
years trouqled with nervous and bilious atiec-
ton, which for years rendered him unable TO
attend to his business, and during the last three
wears of his illness WIS confined TO the house
ills symptoms were dizziness, pain in tho head
and side, palpitation of the heart, went ofopPe-
tite &c. Afler expendng 6uriug his confine-
ment, nearly three hundred dollars without OBJ
tanning any permanent relief, he by accidenr
noticed an advertisement Of Dl. W. Eyanst
Camome and Aperient Pills, and was conse,
quently induced to make trial OF them. Allie
usina them about fortnight, he was able to
walk out; in four months he could attend TO
aasiness, and considered his disease entirely
removed. The above information was given 10
the subscriber by Mr. Kendall himself; there
can, therefore be no deception: ,,,,on
STEPHEN VAN SGHAlCK.
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boots g. Shoes.
500
Pair and More.
READY N A D e g. FOR
. QI EeR v


a MARTIN who would respectfully inform
% his otd friends and the public, that, he
sntil carries on the above business, in it,
various branches, one door East of J. ]. Bur,
ress' Grocery Store. having Just received new
and general assortment'of BOOTS Il SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Season-Being carefIh
selected by and from several of the most eSpc
rienced manufactures, in the City, may he relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively to continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the best workman, he can obtain, and
having on hands abundance of Stock and fin
Flo s, which challenge comparison in this place.
dinghopesProvidence permitting TO ba able CON
stantly to furnish anundan choiss give general
satisfaction, aud justly merit sufficient share o
public patronage. Determined to improve his
business by all fair mesns-he assures those who
NAV favour him with call, that he will sell as
low for good pay, as any articles Of the same
kind, and quality, so far as he knows can be
had in this part Of the Country.
N. 3. All rips and premature breaches if re-
turned, will he repaired free of expence.
C1nal Dover, Dec. a. 1889. tGt ;.
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PROLIFIC CRoP. The Wes,i is as pro
Hflc IN the cultivation of the animal as
it is in the vegetable kingdom. One of
the marshalls for taking the census in
Ciucinatli, says he found lady who, at
the age Of 'twe"ty Hlne, had fourteen
childreu, The Oldes, being born on her
fourteenth birthday.
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PATENT STEAM GUN. Perkins pat
ent steam gun. which discharges from
90 to l20 guns per minute, is expected
to arrive soon in this city. The steam
is generated by a new, simple, safe, and
economical method. One pound of an-
lhraci,e coal will generate enough steam
to discharge four pound ofbaIls. Phil.
Inquirer.
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CONSUMPTION, couGHs,.AND COLDS

Nervous diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia,
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness,
and all causns ofhypochondriacism, lowspirrs,
palpalion of the heart, nervous irritability, ner
vous weakness, fuor albus, seminal weakness
indigestion, loss Of appetite, heart burn. gerera
debility, bodily weakness. chlorosis or greer
sickness, fatuloncy, hys,erica iaIntings. hyster-
les, headaches, hiccup, sea sickness, night mare
rheumatism, asthma, tic, douloureux, cramp,
spasmodc affections. and2 those who are vic>
tins TO that most excruciating disorder, Gout,
will find relief from their sufferings, course oI
DR.. Evans medicine.
Pains in the side, chest, limb. head. stomach
or back, dimness or confusion Of sight, alternate
flnshes Of heat land chilliuess, tremors, watch
ings, agitation. anxiety, bad dreams, spasms,
mercuria| and all delicate diseases, are success
fnIlySStreated by DR.. Evans.S
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AGENTS
DR WM. EVANS
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OFFICE,

100 CHATHAM STREET, ,lNW:-YoRK
rDr. Evans Office for Medical consulta-
ton and advice. 100 Chatham street, N. Y
Daily attendance ia given for personal consul.
taton. Immediate answers lare returned to
country letters, which must muutely describe
the case, and contain remittance for advice and
medicine, which can he forwarded to any part
ofthe world, however distant. No difficulty
can occur as the medicine will be securely packs
ed, and letters ofadyice carefully protected from
observation.
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Notice.

rs hereby given to all those knowing them-
selves indebted TO the subscribers,by Book ac.
counts or due bill, to come and make immedi.
ate settlement oI else their accounts will! be
placed in the hands of proper officers for COLI
lection, without respect TO persons. The books
arein the hands of ]. Steese.
J. l. SMITH.
I. STEESE.
July 10Th, 1890
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-OLD Bur COOP. '.I am afraid of
murmured PFety women,
during thunder storm. "WelI you
may be-" sighed a despsiring lover,
"when your heart is STEEL"
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MORE HAIR LESS BRAINS At least
so thinks the king Of Bavaria, for he has
iseued 40 edict, ordering all The school,
masters within his dominion, to Danish
whisksrs from their features. under pam
of his dspleasure.
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THELApIEs. Speaking of the late
fashion among our ladies', which we al
luded to lew DAYS ago, the N. Y. Mer
cury,reu,arks-"Perbaps friend, they
make cotton breast wOrks, as did Gen.
Jackson at New Orleans
We wonder ifbe would not like to be
bale for them in this parllcularf Phil.
Times.
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Mobile, June 20, 1910.

LARGE CASTING. The bed plate OF
one of The Engines now berg built for
the U. s. Steam Friga'e, was cast late-
Iy at the Southwark foundry, PhiIadel-
phia. $4,000 pounds of metal were
melted in two cupoIas, i'll two hours and
forty mnu'es. and the castioG was run
in fifty second. This is believed to be
the largest amount ofmelaI ever melted
for ore casting in the UuiIed States.
The plate is estimated 10 weigh ID tons.
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NEEDING BREAD. "What do you do
for living?' asked baker ola Ioaler
in rags. ''I am of The same profession
as YOURSELF answered Peter, "lor need
bread.'
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Vie1U oHY'riU0I.

SAMUEL FERTIG.-GROCER
- Commission Merchant, 3 Boot g..
Shoe Manufacturer,
East side of the Canal
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on hand, ageneral assortment Of
goods, such as:
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Liquors, Oils,
Smoking & CheiOing Tobacco, COnfec.
tiondries, Rock Sah, Ground Pepper.
Alspics, Mustard, Ginger, Bar and
Shaving Soap, Chocolate, Salaratus
Shoe Blacking, Black r Red Ink
Writing Paper & Quills, Raisins, Mats
of all Kinds, Loco FOcO Matches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce, Wines Of all des-
criptiOns, &c. &c. &c.
BOOTS s. SHOES.
Mems fine and coarse Boots, fine 4
coarse BrogaDs, Cater Boots, Slips,
4 Shoes, &c. &c.
Orders for any description Of Boots
& Shoes, can be filled on reasonable no.
lice, and on the most satisfactory terms.
Canal Dover, Nov, l9, 1889.
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nLOOM RAISAINS.S-For sale by
Id S. FERT1G.
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MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS, }
HENRY F. HARRINGTOF.
In ThOusaand lssned month!Y ] !!

THE MUSICAL DEPARTM
or the Ladies' Companion has ever command
ed large share of attention, aud has been look
ed upon with no little interest by Its readers
and more especially the Ladies, whom the pub
Usher is anxous to please. 1t will continue Il
be subject of moro thon usual caro- to him, ,nnc
to the Professor under whose supervision it il
placed, 10 make that portion of the magazine dt
serving Of the counteDance Of every lover o
music.
THE WORK IN GENERAL.
Over every department and equally carefil
supervision VIII be strictly exercised by the Ed
ilors, and al appropriate expenditures will b.
literally bestowed as it is the design of The puI
Usher, with tho aid of his contributors and III,
advice of his friends TO make the Ladies' Com.
panon distinguished for The beauty and accufa
cy Of It's ;ypogaphy-the variety and high ton'
of its literary articles - the quality and value o
its music and the unequoed splendor of il
Pictorial Embellishments, and the accuracy ofitl
Quarterly Fashions.
Terms-Three Dollars year, IN ADVANCE
GTOr Four dollars during The year. IN
No subscription received for less then one year
lottersImust 10 post paid, otherwise the nos
tage Is deducted, .and credit given only for lh,
balance.
Address, WILLIAM W. sNOWDEN
nm E,,ltnn L%r.ot N,,uV
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
New md Interesting.

NURRAN'S TRAVELS in North America,
Iva duuug The years 1884, 1855, and 1856, in.
Guiding summer residence with the pawnce
tribe oI ludl1us IN the remote praries OF The Mis-
SOAR, and a visit to the A1ore Islands
Nortoa's Hope, ur the Memoirs of Provincial
opmJons OF Lord Brougham on Politics, Theology,
Law, sc,
The ibags or phaasgars OF lnoIa, comprising
history ol the rise anI progress Of that fraternity
o, assassln', and description o. the system which
1t pufsugs, and ui the medns which have been
adopted by the supreme government Oh India for
ITS suppression.
Father Boler aud the Lough Dearg Pilgrim, by w
II Carleton.
The Naya Founding, by The Old SAILOR
SNelcuos OF london, BY the author Of Bench and
Bar
WoSs and Waujernas IN the Word OF Litctaturc,
by the same author.
Precantoa, Novel by Cooper
John Smhs Letters, with Pcters' to match
Blanche Of Navarro, Play by James
IoIte>at the usurer play, by Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come 10 hand,
and are offered tor sale gJ-' for cash onig.n nks]
PFlSrER \ GOODWIN.
Feh'y y, lsl0 3Stf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Notice.

WILL te sold al tie Court House in The town
w OF Columbus on "Wednesday the 18th day Of
March, iSio, the following valuable improved tract
or parcel ol land, 10 wit in fractional ois number
one, five seven aud eight. Of section number four.
township nineteen, OF range seventeen east, near
the town Of Plymouth, 10 lowgdos county, now IN
the possession Of Lavender 5. Wilkins, in saidl and
is sold by virtue OF a trust deed, made and execu,-
ed by the said Wilkins on the ! lth day Of Septem.
Der, 1888, and properly recorded, 70 secure the
payment OF a certain sum Of money therein specif
I'd, TO Bright s. Ledyard.
GEO r. CLAYTON, Trustee
March 7lh isl0-552w.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

AHAN 50 AA#AA - va - AAA0NHtAAaNAA Y
u. D i1 Hts,s' f.-1 blades af zy1s, gfsr '-.rl aT
l sa. er,r t.taFs. docs more ior ts country fi-H
44.4rsaHf,r NJ 70 E.1epHff.
A 4 Hr -u0eItassau oI nauv lends. taa ulsau-
n brTtls consented fH become HIe editor IHd
publisher OF lTr5l.ra. exclusively tsyu'ed ta AZ
uru.Iurr. Gardening. and tHe oAaT Blanche, CD.
HushgaIry lu general H. aheCt wH De, BOO Fau
et,j,. 10 communicate u.elu information 20 lhc es.t.-
yltor, auylhsr ut te vue or ttc lower, o seE'ta-
hss cot plants Cd, fruits, cisp,s or ir,'s as ihg uu.-
terry and 1' kad- u. orchard Trees. with itr be-t
manner of planting thcui iHmi-hng suitable hinls
inr ihe improvement OF tlg various so.ts, breeds Of
,sue. horses m4.s anI atacr stock, with thc treat
mguJ OF ths 7esscs '1 wttrh tcy are liable, end
\ TIE management u. bfcs .Hd ss Wurms.
/ Tie editor Wtl crd.lyUr 20 Illustrate the Hp0r-
/ 'ant principles Hpun which ibe au auI science OF
! agriculture IS .oundtd 1ad f9ig'raHure an econaml-
cal stem oi tbc ab0rs. % dc garden or vineyard,
10 ilf ig.i, mfadow CocoUuery, that may be best
adapted 10 the SEASONS climate and latitude IN which
we reside, and which loo uast respects, differ great
" from the Middle Northern au3 Eastern States
Gilmore than one million Of Planters aud Hort-
coturst, ia tire Sourlh,m States, scarcely two out
Of thousand have an opportunity ol consulting
any agricultural works and are wholly guided by
casual observations upon the ways Of their nclgh-
hors aud ancestors, ior they possess no mean. Of
ltarwur the almost daily Improvements that are ma
kng iu their oWR Particular branch Of cult re; nci-
thsf can they become acquainted with the mpToy.
cd varieties n trees fruits, vines, flowers, gram
and pants, which ore continually introduced 10 oar
notice from every patton o lhc habf"be globe,
nor with The various improvements and new lnycu-
Nohs % t"e implements nl htaRr' ! hs pHbAea-
i'on HUa' CONTAIN iuH acc'ut' ~ ai lhe'e uht are
NSof 20 " ntht our paf' "I ihc 'nhN',Y' ana M
crease 'h,'''R'Hce' '"IHe' n1pplness ana prosperity
F" every ',AI'h ~ 'Ne southern states
= s"'" ~ i'r ,'"l' sVt''',au z t'lu'Ai Fif W.
"HMt s'f'th.' w N'"the'h ''tthR ana primer
pes our '"''at'' VII oe l' 'rnstF Il 'ef'letao.'
h "tt !'uot s"' u'e '2tu 10 htaF," '@'' oes
~ "''n 'F'N'' 't. "'h' 'H1 10 uf STURDY
','n' VI '"'. ''"t "tN :" 'Ns P"F', ',a'"'
~, ''o'N e. '"'' II '"t s'''''h oi We 'i'o'
lssf '''5 @'n ''p"" H's1 '"'E, hH n" ro'H'h'
,"'' Se,0s - "i' 50 =, '"' 'h't vines an.
u'eF-.' '4o' la''. '"ti "n.'t s.2li' ana mowers
~ ?, p"' ,'G' s'"a'' '"' "''E
$50 ' ".'''" "o," '"'' "o .h''t'''t
i''-s ~ mummy iV>'' WIN '"' '''' haN"t
'''''S '''i '''l' ana pro
- w -'"N "' x ,'' '"V''
"'' "''' '"' 'iSH '"'''' ",W
san '' '''"'tN """' N"'"r'h Puo"
es4."h
hH- fN'H'[sS' '"O'''' Wy I'uas u
~ t'" t't ''.,e ~ s.''' ''', ,'uu'2hs ma
,.''' 81 D'''.1 'o,,' P'h"e".S "'e res
'''" p N''i''".N iic w '""'h'uo
!" ",V's,a' o' " "'l'la, ' "
"A "'' ~ su'Ni0 'S ,'''s VVh'''e
..'3 .le 'a.s 81 y'f 9"9 sou 'nu u'er oosefy'
t,., -, ~. ,,,o,,s ,, ~ g.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
I'rlISt SnIn-

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance ofa
IN Trust Deed executed by Holden W Proui TO
secure the payment olcertaln liabilities 10 the Com.
mercia Bank Of Columbus, Mississippi therein des
crbed, vii proceed 10 sell at auction To the hi1h.
est bidder Tor cash on Monday the I0lh dayor Feb.
ruary next, az the CouI, house door N the town of
Columbus lownles county Miss durinr the hours
prescribed by law, the following described pruperty
via: The south ball of section twenty three ana The
entire north hsl of section twenty six both bc,ng
IN township number fifteen north of rapre pur,hsr
eighteen east, situate and beng 10 the cnnplv of
Noxubee and State Of Mississippi, and in tho CO.
ombus land district, together with all and SINGULAR
The tenemenls, hcredn1ments and apperenaus,s
thereto helongnger N any WISE spperainlnr, to-.
gether with all the buildings, improvements and
erectlons upon The same.
Also, the following described negro slaves, that is
10 say Henry aged about twenty three wears
Henry, aged about twenty years Luusflrl, AGED
about twenty SIX years Frank aged about forty
years.
CiIAS. H. ALBERT, Trustee.
Jan. 18Th, lsN0.-2s-3 lpr. fee IS Ot
PoSTP0NEMENT.--The above sale Is noy,.
pnned until The 10th dag Of March nexl. when III,
properly will be sold to the highest bidder for cash
CHAS. II. ALBERT. Trustee
Fcb'y |, lsi0 3o@G Pr lee sli
POSTPONED At;AlN-The above sale Is fur
tier postponed uni The first Monday in April next
when the sale VIII iake place within leeaI hours.
c. r. ALBERT, Trustee.
march TO- 1870 S6t4 [Pr fee Sl1 50
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
NIulticaUliS.

TyHE subscriber viii remain few Gay, ,,ne I.
pIace and its vicinity, during "hicn nps W.
gagements may be made with h''n ~ y, w nhs >
either in this paceor al Athens Y peo' ssn,ntltr
Ter Of which would be preferred fora qoan,Ni, N,5
either the eyes, or cuttings, OF the ee't;, 10 IS
Muiticauiis Mulberry tree; pers'F> f,'Ss -. r.
case, aud gtt INTO the stock Of lh's 80, r,t
can apply al this office where niofiha' y" ~
had Of me, and the time ascertaned W. ,''t;r,rsrs
10 be in this place, at Which llme 81 C0Ir
can - seu.Cd. JONLi n -
Ca'anhus Nov 1880 2nl
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Feb, H. 1910.

az ,7CT 10 prescribe the Funds receivable for
State Iares, and other purposes
G cotton /. BE it ena7ted BY the Legislature Of
- the State Of Mississippi hat the notes of all
the banks Of tins State which pay specie on demand
for all their natuted ClrcuIaton Shall be receivable
for all taxes and dues to the State Provided, how
ever That no post note, now issued, OF any bank
or banks having more than nine months 10 run, al
the tine shall be offered for taxes or other dues to
the State, Shall be received,
Sec. 3 And be it further enacted, That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage, and shall
continue in force until the first Monday in January,
eighteen hundred and lorty-one, and no longer.
j. SPElGHT,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
GEORGE b. AUGUSTUS,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, February 8, ls4O.
A, q. McNUTf.
80 Am.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
MOruS MulticauliS.

%kH2N OR Chinese Mulberry-new is YOUR
Sta& time TO engage these Trees and cuttings.
GSY<SR as they will be sold a. reduced prire for
-. the currency. f. A Smith win bave t5r
sale arge number of the trees and cuttings Of ,bs
Morus Multcau's, which have been Tais,a in
This county, and consequently are acclmai,l. uI,
rendering thcm superior to those raised IN more nnr
thern climate. They vii be warranted -fnn,nr
Those wishing to parthase the trees or cufrin,,s
VII DO well u engage them soon.
AuEus, q. 1854 -7.ff
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Notice.


"AEING purchased OF Mr.. +. B Baud.e. the
1 rlyht OF Waterman 4 Learneds labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose OF iudy dual
or county rights 70 suit purchasers.
This machine has been ia operation the past sea
son, sufficient tue 10 test Its utility u respects
Its durability, ana the saving ~ labor
The principal advantages this machine has over
al, others now IN USE consists IN the simplicity aud
strength of 10, structure, having no complication OF
machinery that IS liable 70 get out OF repair and the
rlpdty IL tempers the clay and moulds the brick,
masking from 90 to so per minute with the aid of
two h0rsts four men, and a sufficient number Of
boys To bear otI the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd for manufacturing brick would DO well TO AVA
themselves of this opportunity.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber
wilI meet with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH
Columbus Nil April 9th, ls59.-39-E
\. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated by applying at
rhe'oiiice Of the Columbus Democrat, where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above mem
toned patent
The Mssissjppiau, Jackson, and the Rcpubi-
can, Holly Springs, will please give the above SIX
Insertions ana forward bills to me. j. +. 5.