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WORSTED NEEDLES

DLACK silk Bags, Rodgers and ElIiots bes, Raj
ID ors, Bankers Shears, Black Straps, SILK Sashes
Miniature cases, and other Goods Received at
PANGBORN d BRINSMAID.
JuIv Of
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n for Sale very chap at the Burlington Cash Store
by S. l.. HERRICK.
July l6 1871
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b OOk S.

THE following this day received and for sale by
L the subscriber.
Blake's Evidences, Confessions Of School
Lees Physiology, Master,
Life Of Franklin, Parents Present,
New England Gazetteer, Sleigh Ride,
Nona Orator, Married Lite,
The Gilt, American Gentlemen.
ALSO, anew supply Of Pocket Bibles, cheaper
than ever, by
S. HUNTINGTON.
July 80, 1871. ns
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PAPER HANGINGS.
4 NEW supply, with borders, &c. just rec'd from
IA the manufacturers. July %. c. GOODRICH
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BASS VOLS.

ar NiolenceIoes, three fine Bass NolS Just received
" and for sale al the lowest prices, at the Variety
store.
Strings nj lower prices than usual Musical In.
s,rulncnts of all kinds low.
June Is, 1911. n3
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premiu m
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS.

A. >,;s sss.ass,ssss s,eAA a nFA A I y
E1zzhAySS4-iYsY ,s2SssssssssSVSC oTI would re-
# E sRIiS psrsoss G1 n'ep.
escd in the Sci.
ence Of Music that he continues to manufacture a
Concord, New Hampshire,
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS,
of very superior quality, and having obtained the
first Premiums hat has ever been awarded TO an A.
mcrcan manufacturer OF such instruments at tho
great Fairs OF the American Institute in Now York
City, the great Far of the Mechanics Association
in Boston, and at the Fair of the Mechanics Charta-
BILE Association in Portland, Mane--he now not only
tenders his thanks TO his friends and patrons for past
favors, but pledges himself TO Religious Societies,
Musical Associations and individuals who may wish
to purchase that no reasonable efforts shall be want
ng on his part, to enable him to their orders in
the most prompt and satisfactory manner, that he
may still retain their confidence and merit contnu-
anceof Ethe liberal patronage he has for many years
enjoyed.
He also keeps IN extensive assortment of
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
of the best quality which he offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms, among which are
MELODIONS AND SERAPHINES,
which are much admired for sweetness of tone, and
| well apted to paror or church music.
Music Schools Military Bands, or individuals, can
be supplied with Brass and other instruments of any
description, as cheap or cheaper than they can pur-
chase in the city of Boston.
Bows Bridges, Patent Heads Tuning Forks & Pipes,
instruction Books Clarone, Reeds and mouth Pie
ces, Umbrellas, Parasols, Walking Canes, &c.
Orders will be gratefully received and Instruments
sent by Stage at the risk of the manufacturer and if
| not satisfactory, may be exchanged.
Musical instruments and Umbrellas,repaired as usu.
al. Please call al his Music Store, few doors
south of the Eagle Coffee House. go, n5l
| Concord, New Hampshire, March ?, lsil.
| PANGBORN d. BRINSMAID, Agents, Burng.
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Joshua lsham's Estate.

WHEREAS, the Administrator of the Estate of
w Joshua isham, late OF Shebnrn, deceased,
hath made application in writing, to the Probate
Court, within and for the District fChlenden, setting
forth that the said deceased in his lifetime had entered
into a contract 10 convey to Ann Bliss, Mary Bliss,
George Bliss Martha Bliss, Sophia Bliss and joshua
I>ham Bliss, and their heirs real estate situa-
ted in Burlington, in the county Of Chlendel, 10 wit,
quarter acre lots No. los, l09 and il0-and praying
said court would grant TO said administrator license 10
convey said lands agreeahy the contract Of SAID de-
ed, and asreatly 10 the statute in such case made
and provided. Therefore the Court aforesaid, doth
hereby order that notice lie given to all persons inter-
e>ed in the premise appear before said court al a
session thereof be held the Office Of the Register
of said court in Burlington, the second Wednesday
Of August next, then and there 10 make objection, il
any they have granting license 10 nvey said land'
as aforesaid, by publishing the order containing the
| substance Of said application, in the Burlington Fret
Press printed at said Burlington, three weeks
svey, the last of which publications shall be before
the time of bearing.
Given under my Official signature and the sea
l.. =. Of said court, this twenty first day Of July
| y. ISL. n7w3
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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nr. Amos G.. lIulIs Uicro Abdominal Suppor-
- ,crS.-t supply Of the above celebrated Ins,rti-
men'>, (Which have never allied performing curc)
Jus, received ior sale and will e Lep, constantly on
hand by r. MOODY, Druggist.
June 2ls 1871. n3
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AN AMERICAN DICTIONARY

OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
lNirst Edition in octave containing the whole vo-
l. cabnlary OF the Quarto, with corrections, I'M
provements, and Sereral thousand additional ,rords
TO which is preiixed
An introductory Dissertation,
on The origin, history and connection of the languages
OF Western Asia and Europe, with an explanation Of
the principles on which Languages are formed, in two
volumes by Noah Webster, l.. L. y. for sale BY
July 10. NC
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hNOH l>eW IOTk. tne OTdtIOn vi Nh
SIMMONS, was one of the very best of the
kind we ever listened to. Ii was original,
philosophical, profound. We have not room
to give even an abstract of it this week. 1t
wllundoubtedly be published soon, and we
will then treat our readers to a portion Of ii,
at least.
The following is the order of exercises Of
the Senior Class.
MORNING.
|. Prayer by the President
2. knowledge is power" wrong motive in the
pursuit of science,
Charles Carroll Parker, UndcrhW
3. The dependence of man Tor success on circum-
John Nevers Baxter, Bellows Falls
a. Increase of vice not essentially connected with
the progress of civilization,
Torrcy Englesby Wales Uestford
s. The intolerance ofpublic opinion in this country
Henry Sterling Brewster, Malone, ~ Y
David Black, Sheridan, ~ Y.
7. The importance of q knowledge OF antiquity for
understanding the present and future,
Moses Smith Pntchard, Bradford.
8. The effect OF luxury on the downfall of the Ro-
man Empire,
~.
on false principles,
William Trottsr Barron, bradford.
TO- Hypothesis; its relation to the advancement Of
science
IL. The moral system of Hobbies aud Locke,
George Lee Lyman, Jericho.
IL. Allegorca character of the early english poetry
William Liberty Knowles Potsddm, N. y.
10. The idea of justice, as exhibited in the ancient
Republics,
Elliot Taplin Farr, Corint
IA. The idea of Immortality among the ancient
Fred Thompson Hail. Montreal, l.. c.
Is. The necessity of high intellectual and moral cu
Fred Enoch Woodbridge Vergennes
AFTERNOON.
l. The labor and reward of thought and action com
| 2. A desire for knowledge inherent in man,
| Daniel Booth Buckley, Vergennes.
2. The influence of the Pulpit on the habits Q
thinking in the community
| Warren Hunt Marsh Branleboro'.
| q, The influence of eloquence social character
| William Ware Peck, Burlin gton.
5. The difference between civilized and cuvatc
people essential,
Douglas Smith, Royahon.
6. The influence Of Philosophical study on persona
character,
7. The character and influence Of "Junlus' lie,
ers,"
| Samuel Lee Curtis, Burlington.
8. federation, as connected with the progress c
truth,
| Christopher Minot Davey, FairAaren
| 9. Vermont as a field for labor,
| Calvin Pease, Candidate for "a. A.
| 10. Degrees conferred.
IL. Prayer by the President.
| r. Benedictlon.
| Excused.
The exercises of the Junior Glass tool
place on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
AFTERN DON.
l. Influence of Christianity on the progress c
society.
SANFORD HALBERT.
2. The effect of the "Union" on the condltio
Of Ireland.
MARCUS DoUGHERTY.
3. independence Of thought essential to tn
formation of correct opinions.
FREDERICK MACK VAN SICKLEN.
L. The responsibility of men OF genius to tn
ROBERT STAFFORD HALE.
5. The English revolution in the reign
Charles the FIRST.
ROLAND STEBBINs IlorGHToN.
6. The identity Of the character of an autht
with his writings.
t HORACE HATCH, JUN.
, 7. The views Of the Divine character in II
Greek Mythology, compared with those
the Hebrew ScrIptures---n their inifuent
a on the moral and social condition OF societ
JASON FOSTER WALKER.
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TUST opened beautiful assortment Of French
y worked Collars, at reduced prices.
S. B. SCOTT
July23
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HIGHoArL SrRIscs, July IL, lsil
PAINTING.

THE suhsrter leiug thankful f- past favors
l. would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same md remind his friends and the public that he l.
prepared 10 accommodate them he shortes, notice
and most favorable terms IN the various branches in
the above line.
Shop opposite Mr.. C. A. Seymour's Hat Store,
Pearl-siies, Burlington, W.
JAMES SCOTT.
April ], 1871. n43ly
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Greetings. Shrtngs, Ticking, Canvass, Padding
- Batting, Cotton Yarn, etc. ETC. Just received at
S. b. SCOTS.
Aug. G. ny
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n Oleskin and Fur Hats, Of the latest style a
lNl reduced prices, at o,,o,r,,,e.
Aug, 6. 10
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Mechanics Tools.
CAST STEEL saws &c and rs inches,
" Real London spring eel DO a superior article,
~ and II inch Iron back saws, Key Hole do.
Furmcr Chl>els, Fine socke, do.
Doulie and single Plane Irons,
Braces and Bits, Buxwood Rules,
Try squares, Spur Augur Bits, all sizes,
Concave and common Augurs,
Iron and >ee squares, compaSscS,
Fine Glue, sand Paper, Red Chalk, etc.
Tor sale al the lowest prices by
H. NJ GiDDlNGS & CO.
July |, 1871. nj
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SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS.
A general assortment for sale at the lowest
n prices by -
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nISCOURSE on the Death of WILLIAM Henry
~ HARRlsoN late President of the United Safes
by John Wheeler, President of the University of Yer
mont, published and for sale by
C. GOODRICH.
July Both.
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SHOES SHOES 81! SHOES
ENARWELLS Ladies Shoes and Cater Boots, also
l. French Kid Slips, just reed and for sale very
cheapby S. l.. HERRICK.
August 9th lS4l.
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BLANK BOOKS,
+ EDGERS, Journals, Day-Books, Records, &c.
IL &c. &c.
For sale by
C. GOODRICH,
July Goth.
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Id & q Al

~ u " vi
In Charlotte, on the morning of the Goth, ultlmc
after lingering Illness Mrs. Lurene, wife OF Mac
jana. Breckenridge in the I'D year of her age
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noublc Refined Loaf Sugar, at
- s. b. SCOTS.
Aug. g. no
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A Memoir of the REV. TlIEOBALD MATHEW,
IA with an account of the Rise and Progress Of
Temperance in Ireland. For sale at the book store
July 49, NC ID. A. BRAMAN.
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Si,ksl Silks I! Silks I!

very extensive assortment of every variety Of
n fqire. color style, OF price, NOW open at y. b.
SCOTTS. Prices are most certainly reduced SO that
good GOODS of this kind can be purchased al entire
ly new bargains. IN
Aug. 6. III
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COMBE on the Constitution OF Man, Just recci.
~ dhy u. A. BRAMAN.
July IS. n6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
"H-% ~ ----S=

WILL attend at Washington to the prosecutor
w of claims before the Department In al a.
es, when case is placed in his hands it, must
be accompanied by a free proportoned 10 the char.
ac;er Of the business, and subjec to the usuaIN
cenlum, on the amount Of clam when finally adus
ted. No letters will be taken from the Post ofu
unless The postage is paid.-For the present, let.
terS must be directed to him al PIkeylle, Nd, which
is three hours ride from the city,
Persons are authorized To refer to the Hon. Al,
bert g. Brown, and Hon. Jacob Thompson, Miss
to the Hon Dixon IL. Lewis, and Hon. Reuben
Chapman, Of Ala; to the Hon. VIM. 5, Fulton
and c. A. Harris, Esquire, Of Arkansas COL Breed
love, and George Whitman, Esquire Of New0r
leans; General Call, DR. Charles Byrne,Gen, Her
nandez, and Hon. G, Downing, Florida; Judge Iver
son, and David GoIighty ESQ; OF Columbus, GeO'
ga; Alfred V. Scoot, and John Heny, Esqures Of
Montgomery, Alabama; and to MAJOR R. B, Lee,
u. 5. A, ST. Louis, Missouri.
WASHINGTON, March 25lh, ls4I. 43-d,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
New ana Interesting.

NNURRAY'S TRAVELS IN North America,
We during The years 1884, 1885, and 1896, IN
ending summer residence with the Pawuee
tribe OF Indians IN the remote praIres Of the Mis-
sour, and a vJs to the Azore Islands
HoH0a8 Hopc, or The Memoirs Of a Provincial.
Opinions OF Lord Brougham ON Politics, Theology
Law, sc.
The Thugs or Phanslgars Of Inda, comprising
history Of the rise ana progress Of that ir.crnity
OF assassns, and a description Of the system which
It puusues, aud of the means which haze been
adopted by the supreme government Of india for
It's suppression.
Father Butler and the Tough Dearg Pilgrim, by W.
II. Carleton.
The NayaI Founding, by The Old Sailor
Sketches Of London, by the author Of Bmch and
Bar.
Walks and WanderinGs in the World of Literature
by the same author.
PrecaRton, a Novel by Cooper
John Smiths Letters, with Peters to match
Blanche Of Navarro, Play, by James
TorlcSa, the Usurer, play, by " lis
The above new works with lresl supply oil
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently cone to han,p
and are offered tor sale CE3-" for cash ofIgn-gn
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
FebY. p, 1910 33ti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
Trust Sale.

10y virtue, ard in pursuance Of Deed in trust
I'D executed 10 me as Trustee by Albert G,
Haynes on The 50ih day Of April A. y. 1870 to Sc.
cure the payment ola certain Sumofmonev therein
mentioned to Reuben ii Grant, Thomas j. HAYNES
and William MaXcey, which said deed in Trust has
been duly recorded in the Office ofths Clerk Of The
Probate Court OF Noxubce county, State OF Mi,ss.
Spp, will sell ut public auction to the highest Did.
der for cash at the door Of the Court house in the
Town Of Naconin said county,
On Monday The 10Th day Of august a. D..ls4l.
within Me hours Of 10 A NJ and A P NJ The follow.
ing described tracts wing and being in said county
oiNoxubee, to vii
The west half ofthe south west halforseetiop no.
one, township no thirteen, range seventeen, east;
The east halt OF the north west quarter Of The
same section, township and range;
The east bali of the north east quarter, the west
ia OF the north east quarter OF section number thir
~ Jour- north west quarter md The north east quar-
ter OF section number thirty three, the west half Of
south west quarter OF section number twenty seven.
the east ballot the east half of the south east quar-
Ter OF section thirty three all in township fifteen, O
range sixteen east.
Such title as is vested in me as Trustee will be
conveyed, c. GILLESPIE.
Trustee
FEB. IS, lsn--S2-a6w IPrsf $50 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
Notice.

HAVING purchased Of Mr., /, y. land.c, ia
Il RIGHT OF Waterman & Learned rs labor saving
Brick Machine, now offer to dispose Of individual
or county rights To suit purchasers,
This machine has been IN operation the past sea-
son. sufficient time 90 test It's utility as 1t respects
its durability and the saving OF labor
The principal advantage this machine has over
all others now IN use, consists IN the simplicity and
strength OF is structure having no complication Of
machinery that is liable to get out OF repa., and the
rapIdty it tempers the clay and mouds the brick
making from GO to SO per minute with the aid Of
Two horses, four men, and sufficient number
boys to bear oil the brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth.
cd for manufacturing brick would do well 10 ava
themselves Of this opportuDlty.
All communications addressed TO the subscribe
wiIImeet with immediate attention.
JAMES T.. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, ls39,--39-tl.
n. b, Gentlemen wishing to purchase county or
town rights can be accommodated by applying ny
the'olRce of the Columbus Democrat, where thea
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above met
toned patent.
1.-The Mlssissppan, Jackson, and the Repuhi
an, Holly Springs, Will please give the above six
serlions aud forward bills to me. j. T.. s.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

Northern. wa, Florence. ,ila,-Due
every sunday, TUESDAY, and Friday at : P. "
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, and
FaJsy Al SPIN
southern. yia. Ja,iSca.-Due every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday al "a NJ.
d,ya, Ppm
Eastern. ria. Tuscaloosa, < Mo-
bile. ria. GresnsJorough.-Due every
sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7PM.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday,and
Friday at NJ
Western, ria .4bsrdssn and Pontotoe
Due every Sunday and Wednesday, at : P NJ
Closes SPIN.
WincheSter.ria. Macon GndDekalb
Due every Monday and Tuesday, at 6P NJ.
Closes every Monday and Tuesdayats 2 NJ.
GreenSbOrOugh, Miss, ria. Piy-s
mouth and Starkrti!s.-Due every Sat.
urday, at IL NJ.
Closes every Tuesday, at SPIN.
Houston. ria. Colbert. Due every
Fnday at 6PM
Closes every Tuesday at SPIN.
HillsbOrOugh. ria. Philadelphia.
Due every Sunday at sPM
Closes every Monday at { 7 NJ.
| CaIcdOnia,-Due every Sunday, p NJ.
Closes every Friday, at sP NJ
Fayette c. III. Ala RIA .Hillport
Due every Friday II NJ
Closes every Friday ! Z NJ
JOSEPH BLAIR,
Post Master.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

THE subscriber proposes 10 publish during Tire
session OF The legislature paper with he above
title. The preseat condition Of political parties n
tbs country and especially ia this state render sueA
paper actually necessary. The wing, have iust
yauIied into power with an oyerwhc .niag majority.
II is necessary that they should be strictly watched
and Their mcas-res freely canyassel.
There Is now little doubt tiatthe wings will have
the ma orIiy 10 The legislature on julul ballot. Sub.
Iecis ul great moment viii come before that body al
Us next sess0u-subIecis which involve the hagpI-
ness and prosperity Of The people ofIhis state. Il
wall be the duty OF the Reporter, 10 discuss those
interests and toe measures which may be proposed
10 relation 10 them.
The Reporter shall be a faithful reporter Of the
proceedings of the legislature and Of such speechs,
Of The members OF both branches a. may apDear IA
be OF general interest. The actings and dopgs of
the assembled loisdom Of the state viii be faithfully
set down.
The Reporter wiiI be principally devoted to state
policy. The paper will be democratic without be.
lng exclusively Of party cast. II will be our OBJ
Ject to discuss principles exclusively We sha.
therefore endeavor to avoid all personalities. Va
sha not speak of men any further than il may b,
absolutely necessary IN the unrcslralned discussion
olmeasures. JAMES $. FALL.
TERNs One dollar during the session of the le
ssalute. Gentlemen procuring five subscriber
VIII receive one copy gratis. Subscribers wtlI or
ward their names by The first olJanary, NJ sub
scrben received without payment IN advance.
j. S. +.
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To the Debtors
OF THE CONNER CLaL s. Rlh ROAD
HANK OF NICKSBuRG

BANK OF NlCKSBuRG
DY n clause in the assignment OF The property and
Eb effects OF The above Bank on the 18th Februa-
last, which is recorded the debtors are secured in
be right to pay in the paper Of the bank Until tie
18th Of February next, upon any debts die it, and
10 pay it afterwards upon all debts which shah by
that day be secured To The satisfaction Of the Sgners.
Those debts which by that time shall not be Sc
cured viii be subject 10 such rule may De adopted
in carrying the trust into effect. The clause refer
red Ia IS as follows:
1.-The trustees shall proceed to colectand holds
the proceeds Of such sales, and also 10 0llcct and
realise in money the most That may be practicable
from the bonds, bills OF exchange, bns receivable
notes, accounts, claims, judgments, demands, chose
II action and profits ri sand Rail Road tran and al
ca the time OF It's completion to jackson, hereby
transferred and assigned To them. Provided how
ever that said trustees shah in no case REUSE to re-
ieive from debtors TO said President, Directors and
Company OF the Commercial and Rail Road Bank
of Neksburg the bank notes. checks postnotes GER
tlIicaeS of depoSire, and bills receivable due from
said Bank or any of It's branches in payment ofdebls
due 10 the said President, Directors and Company
of the Commercial & Rail Road Bank Of Vicksbarg
provided such debtor or debtors shall give sufficient
security Tor the amount othS her or their liabilities
within Twelve months after the registration OF this
deed OF trust.
w. w. FRAZER)
IHOS. S. ROBINS Assignecs
WIN. 5. B0DLEY.
Nov 81, 1910. 20--l3w
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Matfa'ts Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix BittcrS.
A FRESH supply of this medicine Just received
IN and for sale by +. A. SMITH,

A FRESH supply Of this medicine Just received
IN and for sale by f.. A. SMITH,
Corner of Maine and Market SITS. Columbus.
The high and envied celebrity which this pre-em-
inent medicine has acquired tor IT'S iuvarabe eiHca-
cy N all the diseases which il processes to cure has
rendered the u>unl practice Of putting not only I'M
necessary, but unworthy Of them They are known
by their Iruits their good works testify for them,
aud they thrive moi by the faith Of the ereduIous.
In all cases Of CoSuyeness Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections Asthma Piles, Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Fevers and Ag1cs, Obstinate Head
aches Impure state of the Fluids Unhealthy ap-
pearance olthe skim Nervous Debility the Sickness
Organs. and in all general Derangemenis OF health
these medicines have invariably proved certain
and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health
to the most exhausted constitutions, single trial
will place the Lie Pills aud PhGnN BittcrS beyond
thereach of compeduon, in the estimation OF every
patient,
n b. None are genuine unless they have the
ca simile of John MoiatS signature. I5-u
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Medical Bathing House.

4 CURE OR SICKNESS PREyENrED.
THlS establishment Is now open tor,hs
Il at the following rates. S'--2
Season Tickets, sln IA
Amount OF fifteen Tickets, so
Single Tickets, y
Those who take Season Ticket are emit, = =
a bath every day, Il they wish 1t. CAST =. y
vance, wall be required in all cases. III -
IS understood to be from The LIST of April lay :
LIST of October. TX
c,,,,,,o, d, BALDWIN
-'p'' - 4'fi' 40--r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

A R.WOLFlNGTON has on hand and is slil
N. receiving from Jennings, Robinson d Coz
mandatory at the north ahandsome assorlmento
all kinds OF CARRIAGES, consisting in part q
Coachees, Charities, Barouches and Buggys, SC:
&c: which WILDE sold on reasonable terms al las
eposhory.
IAN Repairing done withneatnessandd despatch al
tlso't sttlt a. MaIiusutct, Cetnlts
March 9,ioi 80