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No ApoLoGY roR HyIasi

0Js.gTTENTION B.fLDHE.4DS!~fH (,
AhE all the remedies devised for the restoration
W and preservation Of the Hair nothing has been
found equal 70 .7berts Oieseiroas Hr Tonic. II sell
dom fails 10 the hair health and beauty, Ma
ny who were bald three months ago, exhibit
luxuriant heads of hair by the use Of
Copy of letter from DIR. g. S FrrcB, dated
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1888.
DR.. jayne:
Dear Sr-T feel that hardly say enough to you
in favor Of .4lerts Oedeinos HaiT Tonic prepared by
you. My hair had been falling off about two years, and
had become very thin, threatening speedy badness,
when commenced using This remedy. In about one
week, ii ceased 10 fall off. have used il now about
three moszlIs, aed have full and thick Iead of lla
as can possibly desire. have recommended its use
number of ny friends, who all speak well Of H. II
faithful employed have doubt of its general
9ss. may add that before using the Tonic had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the hair,
such the Macassar Oil, all the different preparations
ofBeas's Oil, Vegetable r Oil, SC. re. without expe
nencng much, ii any, benefit. aa :
Respectfully yours; te.
s. s. FITCH,
No. ~ Chesnlr street
7Before DR.. Fitch used this roSlc lis hair began TO
be GRAY, but eince uen there is not gray hair 10 be
found on his head.
The above preparation is sold by
eFst O. T.. DUHURST,
a 50 Conner DueaE,s wharf and Pratt street,
mas lower end OF Centre Market Space.
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KN cosequence of the change in the hour of arrival OF
Z The Eastern ~taii. ana il compliance with the requi
silions Of the Post office department., the " Maryland and
Virginia Steam boat Company hefeby gile notice mat
on and after THIS DAY, Spriit me 90, the sbs, boats
of this line, consisting of the A--AhaslA ShCIseIA
and JEWESS, Will leave the lower ei,a Oh spear
Wharf, alteFnat ly, EVERY DAY, ats O'Clock, A. NJ,
or as the Eastern mail arrives for heriOik ara
the Portsmouth and Roanoke Ran road
On arrival Portsmouth, Cars viii BE- in readiness to
convey passengers to Weldon n. c., from Htiice ira
vellers Will proceed Immediately TO Wilmington, and
from thence by Steamboat 10 Charleston "a DISTANCE e
coo miles from Batimore) in about - hour Of F.
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and ;rfIflsfAS
jrrFEhs,yI rave ESElc,.. alternately, ssery TUES
! DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY for Riehmoad
line on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday sure of a
coanexion.
For the North one of the above Boats win leave Nor
folk DAILY, at 3 O'clock p. NJ and touch at Ports
mouth for passengers BY the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, who will have the option of being placed next
morning board ee Philadelphia steam boat of North
Point, thereby arriving Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly do by any other route
OF being brought up 10 the city, where they can Fean
until halt past r ~ and take the Rail Had cars nord
THIS line has been IN operation ~ years, and there
nereT has been accident beard the boats involving
loss of life or injury 10 limb.
JOHN C. MoALE.
General Agent Of the Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co., Balio,
Freight fos Portsmouth will re asded il Norfolk and
sent across at the cost of the coHsignee.
Passage through TO Weldon, Si3
Passage TO Norfolk (neals incuded1 -
Passage to Richmond, fmeals included) SlO
ap dlf
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LANDlsEIIi's GARDEN slallDs.

LAHDkETIt'S GARDEN Slsf.Iss.
FHSE Subscriber would inform the public that he IL
n now prepared tofurnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from MIR ID, Lambeth, of Philadelphia, his
spring supply having just come % hand.
ne has also on hand his usual supply Of AGRICUL-
IUtssI. IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock of Straw
Cutters, pioGshs, Plough Castings Com and Tobacco
Cuitivate, plain and expanding, very extensive.
Also; Newly improved n ORSE POtYFR & TIIRESH
ING MACIilNES, the latter with iron and wood cyln-
ders, superior Pennsylvania made Grim Cradles,
perior Trace Chains from Is to II links to the foot
Wheat Fans from $5 TO $40 each; Corn Planters and
great number of articles TOO TOO mention, all
made OF the best materials, and in the zost substantial
manner, and will be sold low for cash approved ac
ceptances IN baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
or, he Is prepared torecefve orders for machine and
other Castings, and for Building, Machines, sc. &c.
s'sA ri 81 JONATHAN 3. EASTMAN,
81 zafaa No. % w Pratt street, Baltimore.
Whohas also 20 bushel Seed Italian s PRING WHEAT
insstorc for sale. - AF7-s - = a
AIso-ofsrs 1000 weu grown donUs MULTI
apNa y.s,E4
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- k.2ri
GnN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY NEXT, tn,
" OF Aprii-The Train with the UNITED STAT
NAIL VIII leave Frat Street Depot, every morning
milf past nine o'clock.-Ihe passengers will dine
Wilmington and reach Philadelphia about half pact
'cock r. NJ, Ia full time for tcaiterHoon ears 20 Nc
York. ~
RETURNING. will leave Piiiadelpniaat One ,ciork
y N. breakfast On board The Steam boat sEsauIsann.
md rive in Baltimore at9 O'clock A. NJ in tine fol
he different lines going south.
THE SECOND MAIL or AFTERNOON TERsTN.
Will leave the Pratt street Depot daily feycent SIN,
lays) at HALE FAST THREE O'CLOCK,P M. fot
iiiadepia-tie passengers sup at Win in ton and ar
i've il the city about eleven O'Clock T. NJ thus AFFORD
the WeFcrn and Souernpassensers an oppsrtanit,
'i proceeding to New York by the carry morning line;
RETURNING, - "a
This Inc leaves Phladelphaat hafpast Three O'Clock
p M-the passengers sup on board die Steam Boat ss
buenanah, andtt. siH baltimore about eleven O'Clock
pm. 1ft N
ES-The regu rs heretofore adopted by his Com
any, for the comfortable accommodation Of -sengers
&c and facility of travel, ;ecurity OF bayglye &c. win
ntinued. -
% A. CRAWFORD. Agent.
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTRR.
TO WESTERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.


travellers.
MdNf3@e GiIGAS>A
H5EEasfSs 8E5fsa5sS
FHHHE GOOD INTENT FAST LINE, viii
Il leave Baltimore every evening, at 81 O'clock at
ter the arrival of the Philadelphia Rail Road Cars
-FOUR O'CLOCK, p NJ.
For Wheeling, Pttsburg, GAINESVILLE, Columbus, and
ria Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road and Ma
uona Road, the best in the Union.
Through TO Wheeling i'll 50 hours only
PILOT FAST LINE leaves every morning, at 90 o.
clock, for the above cities; travelling The mute
the Good Intent Line. Through in - hours
The above Lines connect at Wheeling with all of the
Ohio Lines of Stages-;llso with steamboats, for Mays
vile, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis and New Or
leans;
For seats in Baltimore, apply at the General Oppos
ion Stage Office No. II Pratt street, directly opposite
he Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
HUTCHINSON s. WEART,
THoS. SHRtVER, [ On
ALPHEUS BEALL. owners
WILLIAM H. STEELE,
ma % J. A. WEART, Agent
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PLICE 30 CENTS A hottie,

re. I.E>nv;. siEDIcAT'Dn =; ,,v;,, .c,;, IN a.x
SAPARILLA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract of Sarsapara
in existence; used in all diseases of the liver skin and
bones impurities of the blood, all diseases formed or
produced by the ofmercury and other minerals; con
suiona diseases, ulcers of the nose, throat and body
serofula or kings evil, eryspelas. syphilis, ues vene
real, sc.
PRICE ONE DoRLAR PER BOTTLE.
In most great advantage will result in taking a.
table spoonful ofthe Extract in the morning and two of
the Saraparila Blood Pills III the evening, thus effect
ing two very important Objects naney-tep principal eff
feet Sarsaparilla is well known to be powerful pun
er and antdote to all impurities of the blood and
ima finds, so acting upon the blood and fluids in the
system throughout the days by taking of the pills in
the evening mild purgatiye effect will be produced by
the next mornings and such impurities may have been
acted nPon, the day previous, carried of by the bowels,
in other words removed from the system.
The foregoing medicines are prepared only and for
sale wholesale and retail at DIR. LElDYS Health En-
porium, No 1871 North ID street, few. doors below
Wine street, Philadelphia, also sold by
G. l.. DUHURST & co.
Corner OF Pratt st. and Dugan's wharf, and at
WARMERS PHARMACY.
ma Corner Baltimore Il Eutaw
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TRAVELLERs REarsTnR.
80 e. g.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
RAIL ROAD LINE DIRECT

KAIL KUAU LINE DIRECT
THROUGH SIX HOURS
pTa Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
sc. by continuous Line OF Rail Road frem Philadelphia
the DeIoware on the Rail Road Bridge at Trenton
= .rSa A COMMODIOUS STEAM BOAT.
kkarwill be in readiness at jersey CITY to CON
vey passengers across the river without
detention taking the Baggage Crates on board Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot in Philadelphia corner of
Morning line at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.
U. S. Mail Pilot Line AZ 5 : p. NJ.
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line at O'Clock, A. VI.
U. $. Mail Pilot Line at s PM.
7-Fare in either line, 81; returning the lines leave
New York. at A. NJ, and at a p. n.
Philadelphia, ma %
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r~EnD- - - - y
IH1 10 bbls. No. l, and 9 MACKEREL,
% drums Grand Bank GOLDFISH,
80 do Hake FISH. For sale by
JOHN p. ADAMS,
Sfusf BowyE wharf.
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FREIGHT FOR PHI DELpHY.q,
Blythe STEAnBoAr PROM BowiY,s WHARF,
BALTIMORE.
- eSz<7, This line will receive freight for Phila-
E,-za,kl Sz<sdephia and after Tuesday next, 3Ist
inst. and will be despatched with expe-
dition and pleasing daily, except Sunday,
If sent 10 tbe wharf by O'Clock, T. VI.
ma 25 r. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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80 - order of the commissioners OF insoIvent debtor
s for The city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby g the creditors at Of s Ssdpa, * sUM
h, een granted the said debtor, and that the said
I;tpr are required TO attend at the office Of the said
Commissioners in the court house, in the city of Ba
ore on the 18th day of May next at 10 O'Clock in the
foreBooH and nominate trustee trustees TO be ap
pointed for their benefit aud to give all the information
IL their possession 70 the said commissioners, to enable
chem report to Baltimore county court, agreeaby to
an act Of Assembly, passed December session, 1881,
entitled san relating insovent debors and that
the 3rd day of July next hath been fixed for the hna
Rearing in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 9th day of March, in the year le40
Inhi7-law:3m ap 3O-law7w
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TnUTC1T CxHEEsE.--A few cases Superior ol6
T7zoe. PENNIxAN & Co.
san N Bo~ys Whs-
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FOR ROCKHALL. COFSsIcA, e CrfEs
T-FRTOtNN

TERTOWN.
a erxxv The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
Rkk6zzeCapt. Kenny, win Leave Patterson's Wifi
ss7S1rzszIs-a4- every Thursday Morning, at o'clock
Returning wIli leave Cheslerown every Friday
morning at O'Clock, Corsica al 10, and Rockali at l
noon.
Passengers for Kent and Cecil counties will also be
landed az Remnants wharf, miles from Cherterfon
every Tuesday and Saturday and passengers Joining the
boat there viii be landed at avre de- Grace in time for
{ re cveEing Cans for Philadelphia and Bal.inore-
ma % VIM. OWEN, Agent
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WASHINGTON, July Sd, 1889.

DR.. Leiiy, Respected Sir
Twelve months have now elapsed since you begged
of me make trial of some of your medicinal prepare
tions have been strongly opposed to quackery, but
having known you intimately for long une and know
ing you to be regular physcin resolved at all events
to make trial of your medicines, for twelve months be-
fore should publicly make known their effects have
found your Blood Pills of the valuable purga
tives ever employed. Indeed so pleased am i with
their effects that seldom employ any other purgative.
give them in mostly all diseases where purgative is
found necessary. 1t not only purgatvc, however,
that employ them; find in Rheumatic palms. Diseases
of the Skin, and various other Affections they equal
Iy effeciual.
Dr. Bechter,s Pulmonary Preseryatiyes for Coughs
Catarrs, Influenza, and diseases Of the Breast and
Lungs is medicine possessing all the virtues you re-
present it to possess. Numerous families 49,. attend
say they would not be without lift possible at all
times TO procure it. From my knowledge OF il,
having strongly recommended it, Iunesitang say that
no family, particularly where there children, ought
to be without it, colds common amongst child
rem that in all cases they ought to be arrested in their
progress for TO the neglect of coughs and colds may be
attributed nine tenths of those now aborng under the
most fatal of all diseases, Pulmonary Consumption.
OF your Medicatea Extract of Sarsaparfla and your
Tonic and Dyspeptic Cordial, should say equally
luch in their favor, but will make them the subject
nv next letter TO you,
Very respectfully, yslirs
DR. WILhfoN s. LAMBERT.
The following physicians have used them with great
success, and concur opinion, that they are the
most valuable preparations they have used for all
the affections before alluded to- and them in their
practice,
Pennsylvania-Drs. J. C. Hancock, Charles Hamil,
William Francis.
New Orleans-Drs. Isaac P. Lloyd and Isaac Habach.
Kentucky-Drs. JneobG Lewis and Jonathan Debree.
Ricbmond-Br J. Clement.
Natchez-Simon Sneed.
Pittsburg-Dr. ]. o. jarrett.
Besides Others bu; il IS hoped the foregoing
will convince the incredulous.
fg5-REAfARKS-DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA
BLOOD PILLS, possess the combined properties of pu-
rifying the blood and animal fluids, at the same time
thorough pufyeT and cleanser of the stomach and bow
elsa safe and easy purgave, requiring no restraint
from occupation moderate living. They may be taken
at all times, by young and old, and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety More than 10000 boxes of
the above pills sold in the State of Pennsylvania
within the past six months
PRICE % CENTS BOX,
DR.. BECHTER'S PULMONARY PREsERVATIVE,
10 an article so well known, particularly parents that
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TIssaI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WHY order OF 0e commissioners Of insoiyent debtors
s. for die Ecity and county of Baltimore, notice is
l.s-r5s,y 0iyen Ia the creditors OF ISADORE A. So
yFyfsk an insOivent debtor that personal discharge
hat been granted 10 the said debtor, and that the sai
geitors are required TO attend at the office Of inc sd
commissioners in the court house, in the city OF I,anu
more the sixth day of April next, AT ten o. eoek
the forenoon, and nominate trustee or uusees 70 ue
appointed for their benefits and TO give an ue iso
able them to report to baltimore county court, asreea-
bly, to an act OF Assembly, passed at December session.
and frf the lx day OF June next, hath been fixed for
e final hearino in s ease before the said commits
1ners4 -. ,o,o
80 : Is,y:sr, ap 29-law7w
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DIR. BECHTER'S PULMONARY Preventative.
10 an article so well known, particularly parents that
Itneeds no comments upon upon its virtuesSuice if
10 says 1t Is one OF the most valuable medicines ever of
fered for coughs, colds, infuenzas, whooping coug
splitting of blood pain in The breast difficult breathing or
shorness OF breath, and arrest of approaching consmp
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
New and Interesting.

MURRAN'S TRAVELS III North America,
4Vh daring the year, 1884, 1885, and 1856, M
Guiding summer residence wltn the pawuve
tribe OF Indians IA the remote praiijes OF the Mis-
SCUM, and visit 90 the Alort Islands
,NoT0as Hope, or tbs Mcmags of proyiuonl.
Opuous oi Lord BrougNam on Politics, Theology,
Law, &e.
The Thugs DC Pdau>glts Of ludil, comprising
HISTORY 81 Che rise ami progress OF that fraternity
OF asS5>saS aud description OF the Sy stem which
% pHsue>, aJJ at the means which have teen
adopted "N Tie supreme government OF India Tor
rs suppression,
E4er boaer and Ihe LougA Dears Pilgrim, by ".
ii Carleton
lhc Nava Founding, by The GA Sailor.
SMIe'rs Oh London, by the author Of Bench and
Bar
Walks and Naejeruss in the World Of Literature,
10y the same author.
PrfeaWion, Novel by Cooper,
John >mlhs Leucrs, ylh Peters 10 match.
Blanche vt Navarro, Play, by James
lolIcSa, the ONrer a play 10y Wins
The above new works with fresh supply ot
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come 10 hand,
and are offered 10. sale .ci~" for cash oHAir-c,1
PFlS TER GOODWIN.
Ftby. -, 1910 S3tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Notice.

HANlNG purchased Of Mr.. T. B. RandIe. the
A right o! Waterman & Learned, labor saving
Brick Machine, now olIer % dispose oil individual
or county rights 20 suit purchasers.
This machine has been n operation the past sea-
son, sufficient time 20 test IT'S ut'ty as It respects
i5 durability, and the saving OF labor.
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now IN USE consist, IN the simplicity and
strength Of IL, structure, haYinL no complication Of
machinery that Is liable To get uut d repair, and the
mpdtly It ,empers the clay and mould, The brick,
making from 60 to so per minute with the aid of
two horses, four men, and a sufficient number Of
boys 10 bear of tire brick
Those wishing for ! cheap and expeditions meth
cd Tor manufacturing brick would DO well to ayai
themselves OF this opportunity
All communications addressed to the subscriber
illucct with immediate attention.
JAMES F.. SMITH.
Columbu, Mi, April 9th, ls3g.-39-tE
n. u. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated by applying AT
he'olicc Of the Columbus Democrat where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men
toned patent
The MSsis,ppao, Jackson, and the Repnb.i-
eau, Holly Springs, Will please give the above SIX
Insertions and forward bills to me j. f. S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
NIuItieaUlis.

FEyHE subscriber VIII remain few days y ~
4 pace and Is vicinity, daring when llre =
garcm.a's may BE- made villa hm TT tie neaAI N.
either 10 Sins pace rat Athens 10 Georgia I,isy
ter ef wict wnHiI he pre'trred} iera quan'.,f =,
either the eyes, or cuttings, Of he genuine No. Wv.
Na,gicaUis Mulberry tree; pcr>osS wishing
chase and ret iulo lie stack Of this salta'e (.
caa Apply az lns etuce waere lu.ofMa'io" ,'''l
bad 81 me, ANA the tate asceitancd Ha"n tAf,
ta ba in this pace. Al which tine all p-eim.n.-if'
can be seItled. JOSEPH {. W.
{. Irr7Nr, NJ fs27 So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Notice.

WILL he sod at thr Court House 10 Tie town
W Of Columbus On "Wednesday the lsth aay Of
March, lS4o, the lolowng valuable improved tract
or parcel Of laud 10 wit: ia fractional lots number
one, tive, seven and eight Of seetnn number nar.
township nineteen, 81 range seventeen east, ppar
the town nl Plymouth 10 Lowndcs county, now IN
the possession OF Lavender ). Wilkins. IN sailtanl
- sold by virtue at trust deed, made and cxcspl
cd by the said Wilkins on the TIA day Of SOFTEN
Der, 1888, and properly recorded, TO secure the
payment Of certain sum of money therein speclG-
I'd, to Bright s Ledyard
GEO r.. CLAYTON, Trustee.
March nh, 19to-s52w
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Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that ia pursuance of a
L. Trust Deed executed by Holden W. prout. to
secure The payment olccrtain liabilities 10 the Com
mercIaI Bank OF Columbus, Mississippi therein dts
crbed, Will proceed 10 sci, at auction t, the hitb.
est bidder Tor cash, on Monday the 10Th davnt Feb
ruary next, al The Court house door in the town of
Columbus lowndcS county Miss. during the hours
prescribed BY law, tue l0llowtnr described prnppFty
VIZ lac south halt 0t section twenty three ana IN
entire north hall OF section twenty Six, both being
IN township humber fifteen, north ct rmlrc number
eighteen easl, situate and beng IN the county ef
Noxuliee and State OF Mississippi aud in the Co.
lumbns land district; together whnl pul s,,,,nl,r
me lenementS, hclej,nmeats and apptrlenanrrs
thereto belonging DC IA any wisc appcrtamns, ia.
ge'her with al The buildings, Improvements ana
erecii0ns upon the same.
Also, The following described negro slaves. that s
70 say Henry aged about twcuW three wears
Htnfy' aged about twenty years; Luu,frd AGED
about twenty SIX years Frank aged about 1s,,
years
CliAS. II, ALBERT. Trustee.
Jan lo'h' lslo.-2s-3w. lPr. ,e s. 0l
POSTPoNEMENT.--rh above sale is p,s,.
ppned unI The i0t DAY of MAUcu n,x,. when III,
properly wIli be SOLD TO The highest bidder for cash
CHAS, Il. ALBERT. Trustee.
Ieby ! 1910 3oH6 tPr tex sll
POSTPONED AGAlN--The above sale i far
iier p1stpaneJ uhH The first Monday III AprilngSl
when the sale win take place within legal bours.
c. H. ALBERT, IguStte
march 10, 1910. sGi4 fer fee sl2 50
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NIOrIIs NIuIticRul.s.

~ The subscriber has now grow pe te 20.
- Jackson. Miss fae 0' oil ne aOJ.s
GY%SaF valuable TREE, ajd vii. have I'D 's l.
.ss.s.~.. or next spring eey,o ln'Saa' ,.' I''
He knows them 70 be genujHt, aS be 0nuGH' VIZ w.
When IN iu,I ioIage. Warrawed geaa1e u ~ ~
Address j. LEWIS, (Post olcrl Jackson M'aS. :,
IN any mar, of the country J. LEWIS
Jackson, June /, 1889 4fG
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FHNHE subscribers take tins metbol to inform the
n thulr customers, that all debts due them must
be paid, TT satisfactorily arranged, 81 rs Ia make
mem available blythe FIRST ot March next, Or they
WIN l'Iscrminaely &c pUt ln train for colcc-
uoa Imperative necessity compelS them 10 adopt
'a.a t1'"se' 20 tatne lnegn To discharge their uYn
obligations 10 their creditors.
GIBSON 4 LAW
Columbus. Feb. S.h. ls4o.-3l-C
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Cartridges for Sale.
10 the Public.

TENtlE embarrassed state oi the country and our
Il own necessities compel VS. ~ future Ia adopt o
different course IN our Mercantile business We
therefore take this method OF informing cur custom
erS ard the public generally, thai as we are com.
pelledto make heavy payments during this winter
and the ensuing ~pung, that all debt, doe us must
be paid or satisfactorily arranged, So that we can
make them available and that oar sales after the
first day of January next, viii be considered dua on
the delivery Of thcartceS sod unt IS on terms a,..
crw,se specially agreed upon,
II, BUCHANNON & co.
Columbus, December 2llh, ls39.-25-lr
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against tie e's'F ~ y,
1 a Wade Ii. Gordon decd are hereby POI. ,. :.
present the same duly authenticated, within VIC w..
prescribed b. law. or the same will be forever VA
rel. Persons Indebted 10 the estate Of the SaU -,
ceased are equestcd Ia make impcdlale bs!"'D
JAMES II. TURNER
Executor
Jan. lhlh. ls4n-aa-lt
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DR.. Il. Il. BouellclIC.

WILL 10 future devote his whole attention
w Ia the practice OF the several branches ol his
profession, a, The late residence oil his father, be-
tween Cot Nnnrod DAVIS and LiulSey'S Ferry. He
wl Practice upon as reasonable terms as any other
Fegularly bred physician in the county,
December 1lh, ISSQ.-42-W