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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
New md Interesting.

REURRAY'S TRAVELS 10 North America
IVB during tie years 1884, 1885, and 1856, in.
Guiding summer residence with the pawnee
tribe of Indians IN the remote prairics OF tie Mis-.
sour, and VISIT to the AZorc Islands
1lorton's Hope, or the Memoirs Of q Provincial
Opiaions Of Lord Broaglam ou Politics, Tttongy,
Law, sc.
The Thugs or PhanSgars OF inGa, comprising
history Of the rise anl progress Of that fraternity
OF assasslns, and description OF the system which
Il pursues aud OF tie means which have been
adopted by the supreme government OF India for
L, suppression.
Father Butler and The Tough Dearg Pilgrim, by w.
H. Carleton.
The Naya Founding, By he O.d Sailor
Sketches Of London, by the author Of Bench and
Bar
Walks and Wandtrings ia the Word Of Literature,
10y the same author.
Precaiii0n, Novel by Cooper.
John Smiths Letters, with Peters TO match.
Blanche OF Navarro, Play, by James
Tortesa, the Csurer play, 10y Willis
The above new works with fresh supply Of
SCHOOL BOOKS have recently come to hand,
aad are offered for sale gg5-" for cash onig"-rr
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
Feby p, 1910 SSu
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TrcasIlrcr's Office.

City Of jackson, February sth, $50,
81 Herewith YOU will receive copy of an
y act OF the Legislature, passed this day, prcscn.
hlng the kind OF funds receivable in payment for
all taxes and dues 10 the State"
From the assessment rolls returned to the Audi.
tors Office rtappears that much property in your
county, subject to taxation, has not been Assessed.
The law IN such cases requires the tax collector to
assess taxes on all property omitted by the assessor,
and 70 collect and pay the into the State Trca
surg
Below you will find statement Of portion Of
the property not assessed IN your county You Vil.
be particular to assess and collect the lawful tax on
sad property
am instructed to notify you, that suit will be in.
stluled on your bond unless the taxes due on the
first day Of March $40, are paid on or before that
time, INTO the State Treasury. Interest, at the rate
Of thirty per cent. per aunum will in all cases. be
cEacted rs required by law, nall arrcaraues.
am, SIR, yours respectfully,
JAMES &. WILLIAMS.
State Treasurer
Feb. II, lSio
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Notice.

LEAVING purchased Of Mr.. +. b. Rand.er the
Z 4 night Of Waterman 4 Learned labor saving
Bgek Machine, now offer to dispose OF lndFIdua.
or county right. 10 suit purchasers.
This machine has been noperauon the past seat
son. sufficient time to test Dos utility as il respects
A. durability, aud the saving of labor.
HE principal advantage this machine has over
oil others now M use, consists IA the simplicity and
strength OF lt structure, having no complication Of
machinery that Is liable Ia get out OF repair, and the
uptdty II tempcgs he clay and mouids the brick,
making from 60 20 so per minute with the aid of
two horses four men, and sufficient number of
boys 70 bear Of the brick,
Those wishing lur a cheap and expeditions metH-
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do wei. to ayu
themselves Of thsopponunIty.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber
Wdlmecl with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH.
Columbus MI, April 9Th, s39-39-tf.
\. b. Gculitmcu wishing to purchase county or
town rights, can be accommodated BY applying at
thc'ofce Of the Columbus Democrat where they
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above men
toned patent
The Msss3ippian, Jackson, and the Republ-
| can, Holly Springs, wall please give the above six
Insertions and forward bills to me. j. f.. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
General Agency and Commission
business,

FENAE subscribers have formed a coparincrship
H. in the above line OF business to be conducted
in The City ofMobIle from and after the first day of
October next, under the style and firm Of
II b. < e. IIOLCOMBE.
Having been engaged in tic same line Of business
for several years ia the City Of Augusta, Georgia.
and acquired The necessary experience and knowl-
edge of the business they have undertaken-cSpc-
claIy IN the sale oIcoton they feel confident Of be-
ing able to give satisfaction to those of their friends
who may confde business TO their management.
One of the firm will at all times be personally pres
cut, TO attend To the business Of the concern
HENRY b. H0LCOMBE.
GEORGE G. H0LCOMBE.
Nov l6Ih lS59.--l9-20w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

AN ICT 10 prescribe the Funds receivable k5r
State 1ares, and other purposes
GtEeIlON /. BE il enacted by the Legislature of
- the State of Mississippi, That the notes Of all
the banks OF this State which pay specie on demand
for all their matutcd circulation, shall be receivable
for all taxes and dues TO the State Provided, how
ever, That no post note now issued of any bauk
or banks having more than nine months TO run, at
the limo it shall be Offered for taxes or other dues 10
the State, shall be received
See ,. And be il further enacted That tins act
shall take fleet from and after It's passage, and shall
continue in force until the first Monday in January,
eighteen hundred and iorty-one, and no longer.
j. SPElGHT,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
GEORGE b, AUGUSTUS,
President of the Senate.
Approved, February s, $50,
A. G, McNUTT.
S3-4m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

FENdE embarrassed state or the country and orr
n, n own necessities compel us IN future 70 adopt
I'gieh' course IN our Mercantile business. We
therefore take his method OF inlorn,n, onr
eTS ana tot public generally, that as we ors com.
Ptled TO make heavy payments during this winter
ana The ensuing prlng, that all debts dine ms INNS,
oe PW or satisfactorily arranged, so that WE ron
make them available, and thai, our sales a1er ,be
urs' dayoi january nest, Will he considered dina ON
the delivery the articles sod, unless on tnr,ns o,
cfwise spec a'ly agreed upon.
H. RuCHANNON g. co.
Columbus, December 2llh, lS3Q.--n5 N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
NIuIticaUIiS.

THE subscriber Will remain few days IN this
L. place and is vicinity, during when time en-.
gaccments may be made with him for the delivery
either IN this place o. AZ Athens in Georgia the la,-
Ter Of which would be preierred) fora quantity or
enher me eyes, or cuttings, Of The genuine Mouls
Mu'hcauls Mulberry tree; persons wishing 10 pur
>"ase' ana GET INTO the stock of this valuable tree,
can Apply at tins office where information may be
bad OF me, and the tine ascer,amcd whom ry,sc,
10 be IN this pace, at which time an nreIrn5riss
ran b, settled. JOSEPH 4 corr
Cslumhp, Nov $50 aag
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-.
MAJ Halls Sale.


Patrick M'Losky,S. Co.
No S. vs. AtFi.F- tc imr ~
Mu p9Wdle, VIM, C. }l84o y, States "
wright James A. Dale, trct Court
and Chas Callahan.
Virtue Of tie above specified writ to me aI'i,
~ ed from the Honorable District Court o. y
United States, Tor the Northern District Of Ms rs,
spP, viii sell on Monday the 4lh day OF hs,
$40, at the Court house of Lowndes coaoly' -
following described property, TO wit; The lo"D% ,,
land, tie mort hail q the vest half Oh we Nv,
east quari-ro section twenty nine, township w -
south OF range seventeen west; east lIaH " !,
north west Quarter Of the south haliot l'e we
otthe north west quarter Of section twenty rss
township sixteen south Of range seventeen a,r.,
north half Of the east half Of the north eaS' ~ ~
OF section thirty two, township sixteen sou' h,
range seventeen west; south hall OF the VIZ" ,.p
OF the south east quarter OF section '",n5 rs
township sixteen, south Of range seventeen ,,.,.
north ha'ol the west halfof the >oulh "ee' ~ (
of Secton twenty eight, township sixteen ,b "a,
range seventeen west; east hall ol nc SOU .a,o
quarter OF section twenty nine, towusi.p S'A'''
range seventeen west. r.Lo,
Levied on as the properly OF Cha' u ,.
satisfy the above named execution anl az TS"
ADOLPHUS G. VEN a.
MarshalN DIST "a
By EDwH II. ALLEY, Deputy.
March 5lst, ls40.-39-5w. 49,. mi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
Carriages for SnIn

4 r. NoLFlNGTON has on hand and IS sin
IA. receiving from Jennings Robinson & CO.
mnuI4etory at the north handsome assnrtmcnto
all kinds OF CARRl AGES, copsistng in nort
Coaehets, Charities Barouchcs and Burrys. &c.
&e winch Willie sold on reasonable terms AT biJ
Repository
AL Repairing done with ncatncss and despatch At
~, Old stand on Market street, Columbus.
march 9, 1882 SItr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
Choctaw Reservations.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Columbus, Mi. 2jh Nov. 1899
NOTICE. am instructed by the Commission
IN er Of Indian Affairs, % make one more public
call, on atl those having business to transact with
tins Office, to bring il forth without further delay Tor
adjudication. Claimants are admouished, that
whatever business may remain unsettled when the
Office shall be closed at this place, will necessarily
have to be transferred ia the department at Wash
lngton, and that 10 make the necessary proof there
viii undoubtedly be attended with much more trou-
bic aud expense 10 the claimant than TO make It
here. AMIR. A. klNCANNON, Comr,
For cert lying contracts for Choctaw reservations
Nov. 3d. lsS0-2i-G
10 The Mlsss,ppno" Jackson will insert
the foregoing for one month and forward their ac-
count 10 the Commissioner for payment at this
place. A. A. X. Comr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
NIOrus MulticauliS.

Okn AOn genuine Mnrus Mutoaulis
AOOsVOU buds for sale by the subscriber,
which tie offers for sale at one cent per bud, deliver
able IN next month or IN Derember,i II deSired>r he
will plant that many buds next spring, aud deliver
the prolaet in November. 1910, to any gentleman
or company of gentlemen. The trees, from which
the above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four TO cigh, feet WHO will give ten cents er
tree for all that are raised from the above ands--or
who w,ll make propositions Good security win be
given and required. The above buds viii be de-
lyereI a, my house, or IN Petersburg, Va, if all are
taken.
Refer to Mr.. NJ Wathall, Columbus.
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS,
LaMfenregiLe. Va. Oct. s. 1850
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MOrus Multicaulis,

SkSE THE SUBSCRIBE has now rro,y,7- near
%sRE jackson. Miss. a fine LOT of the ahoyo
SYss# valuable TREE, and will have in tho an
.-GxkAa-. or next spring, several thousand for sale
lie knows them TO be genuine, as he bought tLem
when in full foliage. Warranted genuine or no saa
Address J. LEWIS, post offcel Jackson, Miss,
~ Il. Trees or cuttings neatly packed. To he $, n,
To any part of the country. J. LEWIS
jackson, June /, 1889 47tr
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Executors Notice.

4 IL persons having claims against the estate Of
N Wade II. Gordon, deed. are hereby notified to
present the same duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed By law, or The same viii be forever bar.
red Persons indebted 10 the estate of the said de-
ceased are Icquestcd 10 make immediate payment.
JAMES II. TURNER
Executor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
valuable Plantation for Sale.

xs<2sa | Will sell on reasonable terms nv
sSSH plantation in Noxubee county situatci
GSYSsR between The Tombigbee and Novnbec
-.sxAu>.. rivers, ten miles from the Bebee. md
one from the NoNuhee, and lying directly on he
road leading from Macon TO jamestown and Gaines
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres ahon,
2l0 acres Of which is prairie and the whole Of +, Il
the bfst quality Of cotton and, being of ricb san.
dy soil There are about 200 acres in n fine st.fe
Of cultivation, The Plantation is wei waterrd h,
a creek running through ii, and also has on il threp
springs Of limestone water which run throueh,nt
the wear; besides well in the yard of as fine irac.
stone water as can be found in the State, There
are on the premises two fine young orchards n,
choice fruit. The buildings area comfortable d,rell.
iug house, negro cabins, corn cribs, a cotton ON
with screw SC. SC. This place was lorne5iy
owned by Mr., r. Rdgeway, and is known by Tho
name of the RIdgeway tract. ANY one wiSbip, IN
purchase a cotton Plantation would do well toeys,n.
Inc the premises. For further particulars ami, =,
he subscriber living in Macon, or in his absrhcs 10
Mr.. Rdgeway, proprietor of the Na>hincton Han
Macon or to Mr.. c. Hairless four miles fran Ne,
II, ~ SP0ONER.
Macon, June 30 lS30-5l-tc
20 The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the u.,,s,.,,,-
Democrat, are requested 70 publish The above 10 ~,
amount OF I've du,,atS each, aud sesd them Nils -
me as above H. \. SPOoNER.
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100000 Reward.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 70 all persons '' ,'r, (
~ To the subscriber either by note or ..'g
come forward and make payment immea l., os.s
i.e same vii be paced ia iAc hanis p, -
for collection ~
West Port, Miss March $751; i'Io.-5'-o"
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LAW NOticc.

GEORGE u. AUGUSTA : and THOMAS
~ ROGER having associated themselves m nh,
practice of Law, win attend the courts Of Naxehss
aud other counties composing the 9th Judicial NJ
trc, Office in Macon, NoNuhcc rrre.s ",
ian. I'm 1sin.-a7 Qw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

TIE rights af Editors auI publishers Of papers
ave been ias aug neglected.. J1succ w. never
boz dome unless lhHy hem-, ses assert their rights q
eaafea Site H+-t HsiI rH.t- which 80 He eH5 wH
be- found alike sa4iary Oh no, public and Beneficial
il those CaF3rtd 90 t4g press. Pub slrTs q y7peE
are tHgn - 4Hg imposed upon ty 'he community
ai large thai Lh. IrF considered o. some extent
degraded class ul beings, wl,a 90 fact tacfc is DO
stuat.aA iH .I.a 81 honorable, deserving ui Sd Mgh
consideration productive of sp much good Ora class
which cz,fls 81 powerful au Influence. II is known
20 o.. proysfua i1r the debtors % newspaper pub.
fishers tb CONSIDER their demands as the last 10 he
palI-jeh- % which there D. attached no moral OBJ
cci.ln, and winch they refuse Go paw with ply-
lice ana A1H9H hence d is lncmbueut upon The con-
duetals OF ihe prrss % asscf their own rights and
resolve, syvea and piuty, 10 b.ug an patrons Of
newspapers under t.- almI obligations that attach
10 other contracts of always femaa ~ poverty AMI
want with thousands due them from the most SOL
vent men in the country.
We call upon a. editors and publishers of papcrs
who approve Of tie following rules 10 endorse
them by their snatures-pace them at the head
OF tlar papers, and strictly adhere TO them,
/. No subscription received without payment ~
adraHce
>. NJ subscription received lor less than six
months
81, Advance payment will be required from an
transient advertisers.
alb. To annouuce noman Tor any Office, either
ate mr. County, without the d3cauce payment Of
Ten dollars.
9th Political circulars charged a. advertisements
and payment required IN aaraec
9Th. Advertisements Of a personal alteration
wr be- charged double, and pavucntrc required in adj
vance
7th. Election tickets will no, be printed wilnout
order nor delivered 20 any person without payment
| in advance
sh AIenbscubers, without respect 10 persors,
who are deIu1uents on the FIRST of October, will be
stricken from our lis, and their accounts pui ii suit.
! The above rules we the undersigned, pledge our.
! selves 20 abide by,
JAMES 4. STEVENS,
Editor Of the lazoo Whp
5. II, u. BLACK,
Editor Of the Natchcz Courier
BESANCON & HALLIDAY,
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor unl Proprietor OF the Nclburg Senlnel
W. NJ. SMYTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Prnprlctoro Of the southern Argus
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
j. NJ. DUFFlELD,
Editorof the Grand Gulf Win
WIN. -, TEBO,
Editor of the Faveltc Advertise
A. u. & $. H. CORWlNE,
Editors and proprieors Of the Yazoo Banner
ARCH. 5. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent
c. A. 70 LSOM,
Editor OF the southern Sen,ine
WORfuINGTON x CHAPMAN
Editors aud rropretors ol the Columbus Dcmocra
June 1889
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NHNnfCl.
Dissolution.
Misunderstanding and Turning.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
u citizens of Columbus and its vicinity. thai he
carries on The cabinet making business in all its
branches, ON Main-Street, two doors below Bell &
Corners tavern, where lac has variety of ELEGANT
furniture, which will be sold as cheap for cash A,
can be afforded at any other establishment in this
country. lie would inform carpenters, and others
interested, that he is prepared to do all kinds Of
TURNING IN wood. NM. DAVIS.
N. b, Having purchased the HEARsr owned by
Mr. Dubrte, and repaired it thoroughly, he will al.
tend to al orders in the Underiaker'S line. W.D
July u. 1889 ltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

clC'' tlC', tItst ClC.r tlCn ctci etc, etc,
AS Family Newspaper, Brother jonathan will
be found TO present attractions beyond any other.
-" lie comes, the herald of a noisy world,
News from al, nations numbering at his back
The earliest intelligence. foreign and domestic
and the latest Novelties IN the Literary World, will
be promptly served up for tie qualification Of the
reader.
Strictly ncutraljn politics, it will contain nothing
in favor or against any party and will as seduousy
AVOID any OF the controversies which agItate the re-
lgiouS community Strict morality, virtue temper
ancc, industry, good order, beneyoItnce and useful
ness to our common country, and our fellow men,
VIII be advocated aud ncuIcacd in every page Of
Brother jonathan.
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN.
Three Dollars gear in ,7draRce.
For Five Dollars two copies of the paper will be
sent one year.
The EVENING TATTLER is published every day
at the same office and Is put to press at IL o'clock
meridian, in season for the great Northern Eastern
and Southern mails, which all close at about two
O'Clock p. NJ,
All country newspapers who give this prospectus
three insertions, will be entitled 10 an exchange on
sending number OF their paper 10 this office, con-
tanning the advertisement
All communications and letters should be address.
ed. postage paid, 10
GRISWOLD s. COMPANY.
262 Nassau Street, n. Y. CITY.
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nr. Il. L. I}nuclrIIr.

EAiiI IN future devote his whole attention.
W to The practice 81 the several branches of his
profession, at the late residence Of his father he.
tween Col Nnrod Davis and Lndscy's Ferry. H,
w" P.aeoee opon as rcasonab.c terms as uny other
regularly bred FhySCian in The county.
December 1th. 1850 -12-rr
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MOruS MulticaUliS.

SsSEN. OR Chinese MuIberry--now is YOUR
EsSSt@7< time TO engage these trees and cuttings.
GSYSssN as they wall be sold at reduced price for
-sxkzes. the currency T. A Smith will have for
sale large number Of The trees and cuttings of the
Morus MultcauIs, which have been raised in
this county, and consequently are acclmated, thus
rendering themSupero to those raised ma more nor
tben climate They will be warranted genuine.
Those wishing to purchase the trees or cuttings
will do well to engage them soon
August "a, lS39.--7-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

D ANAWAf lrom Ihe subscriber near FuIsom,
IL IN 0kibheia county, on the night Of the lth
inst. negro woman BY the name of Rose, twenty
iouI or five years old, dark complicated or rather
black, stout aud heavy set, sears except ON her
neck on the right SIDE lust under the ear small not
Had on when len course cotton coat, and draw
ing chain locked around her neck | viii give the
above reward on the delivery Of her
DAVID NJ COOK.
August IL ls39-Gw-W
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Notice.

FEyHE subscribers take this method 70 inform the
l. their customers, that at dchta due them must
he paid, 81 satisfactorily arranged, 50 as to make
them available. nv the first OF March next ~ 'hcy
viii, inliscriIninaiev, be pat ~ train for colec
ton. imperative necessity compels them to adopt
This rourso TO enable them 10 discharge their own
obligations 10 their creditors
GIBSON s LAW.
Columbus, Eel. s.b 1910 I-C
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Rrnthcr Jonathan.
THE LARGEST NEWSPAPERlN THE
WORLD.


Published cray Saisudag Morning cl ain,
a'c.0ek,
DS IHE CASH sTsTEN.
T-NHE propnstor- ot ib.> mammoth sheet; tlt
Treat Nesitn" among DIE newspaper
have Tire pleasure oi spreading tears tie reading
pub.ca weekly pCual.ca. containing greater DE-
mount and vaucly oi useful ANA entertaining insect
any, lh1n is TO be found in any similar publication
10 the world
Each number Of Tie paper contains as .arge IN
amour, OF reading matter as Is found n yulumts Of
ordinary duod,cno. which cost duar,-aud
more than is contained IN a volume OF Irwius Co
lumhus, or Bancroh's History Of America, which
costs three dollar, 4 yuume-aHd al for SIX cents
number, or Tor three dollars year.
BRoTHER JONATHAN beng a genuine Yankee
and thinking that some things can be done a. wei. -
0s-erS, is determined 10 gresen. to his readers @
-.-.DLEl hitherto u.riyalod by any Other paper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia.

TENlllS article stops the hair from coming out,
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
the halr from turning grey, and restores il on places
that have become bald As mhiskers are again
coming in fashion, those who wish for a rapid growth
and of beautiful black color viii do well to call be-
fore /, is all SODA fresh stock just received and
for sale by f. A SMITH
August 81, IS39-S-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
COpartncrship Notice.


A LL persons knowing themselves indebted
VA to the subscrbcr,orc earnestly requested 10
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the dsareea.
BILE necessity otealoroing payment
Feb, 5, 1855, sou p. SMITH.
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Millinery and Dress Making


Gus | received new supply of this invaluable
- mcdccmc--For sale by + A SMITH.
Nngnst 81, lS39-s-N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
Law Notice.

4 +: YOUNG s. 0: +: BLEDSOF, .7tfor.
n. news at Lac, Columbus, Mississippi.
Feb -, ls59-Slyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
Drugs ana Medicines.

~ RENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store
IN has received by the last arrivals an extensive
supply Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article in the line Physicians, coun
try merchants, Gnd Planters can now be supplied
with fresh and pure articles. MAY IS. 1895
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

GARFENIEk ; Extract Of Peruvian Bari. nm
~ excellent substitute tor Quininc far sac -, az a.,
drug store ~ q mi
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PfSier X Goodwin

received some Drawing Paper & Parch-
A ment: April 30, 1889
BrlNoL Board and mnsie Paper erpected soon.
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Unr Almanncs. IN IAl0.

F5AEE been received. They are for sale by the
4 4 quantity or otherwise.
PFiSTER s. GOODWIN.
\. D. We have beautiful pair OF GLOBES for
the use Of Schools, to dispose Of P.&G.
Feby2a, 1910 3Slt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

On OAA LBS. DRY HIDES WANTED.
%O,OVV For which the highest price vjl
be PAID by A. r. WOLFINGTON
march ., 1889 san
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A Dun

FNHE accounts Of the undersigned are "done
d drawn off, and when they are done" paid,
we shall have done dunning,
,,BH ,rcre done. ,rhea It's done then 'trcere ,sfR
hirere done quickly"
PFlSTER s GOODWIN.
\, Is. II something is not done soon, we shall
soon be "done over"
January Is, 1910. oStf