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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09
TEXAS TONIC!

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{ N.la-Igl Certificate wHh each Packdge'3
CHILL AND FEVER.
M.7r Gooch ir,ed sinsic ounce sial-
Cured lNo css,.s ne very first ind;
However,. lu} friends. { uiaAe lie ming sofe
Ons bottle M lc4sfjeuea swil' cure.
A ar1e dose Iei1re noe chii CONES en-
Uue ll.f laHf-i. J when TIC Fever Is gone
DYSPEPSIA.
One ounce Nil open ihe eye. Of a man,
Hell Buy enc bottle and tTy i again;
lis ia.tn becomes strong, confidence sure!
Uue other bottle uny certainly cure
IT'S iaken-iis mind relieved from the bluos
And nature assumes her beautiful hues.
CONSTIPA ALTON
I5.ien one moment aad don't crack your smiles,
T..h b. already ia brought on Tie Piles
The diier secured, the former relieved
Yau'i feel as a criminal lusl been reprieled
NagiHeuiing n, quantity more VI less
VI, medical card Nil fully express
AsLma d Chronic Headacke.
one spoonful Of Tonic drink sassiras Tea,
And BOT battle the feet high up 10 The knee,
Cover the body ten minuies0rso
And learn what the Texas Tome can do.
The skin--soll a. the dew on flower.
The patient iyyce in less lhan me hour.
Bdrrcnness.
Oh cheer up ,our spirits don look 50 shy,
fthusband's ashamed servant can bay
In three weeks or su.'perhaps noi So soon
Gaze with delight on TIE healiilsl NOM
Eye. betome briglh--a heart filed wiihIoy,
Good prospects h views t.rlor Boy.
FROM EX-GOY. RUNAELLS. of Mi.
Holm PRIgEEsq. GALVESTON, Dec. ~ 40
Sr-llavng msed myself, and IN my family seyera
bottles of "Prces Paten, Texas Tonic" and having er
ueriepeed mnch benefit from take pleasure IN recon
il 10 the public as valuable family medicine
Respectfully. II. q. RUNNELLS.
To rne MEEcHASTs OF ALBANIA
H. s.ff a,lH. f.a., oft
who presents You herewith, is agcntleman OF respec
liability and yeracty We ask for him your polit
attentions and hope you will find ittoyour interest L
make his acquaintance, Mr., Price is the proprieto
ola Medicine styled "prices Patent Texas Tonic.
lie comes to our State to extend the agencies an'
otherwise give publicity his Medicine We hayt
acted as his agents in this city, have personally use
the article and find beyond doubt it is one Of grea
utility Respectfully, yours,
LYON& BAKER, ANDERSON & DICKSON
y NJ. ]. LEDYARD, A. Il. LEDYARD " co,
b. B FONTAlN & son.
TAYLOR, HALE q MURDOCH AcENrs.
Columbus. Miss, Jane 10, lei5 l4-5O-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09
YONGUE & SMITH,
w JLoLLgALB So AETAEL
DRWGG1a II IS.
South Side 0G sPEGin street,
HUNTS BUILDINGS,

Columbus, lHSStSSVIR'
SIGN CT -1=- ETC Nor.
az AVE now on hand, full and entire fresh
4 4 stock Of Drugs d Medicines, French y th-
giish Chemicals, SNrgicdi Instruments, Perfam9y,
Paiaie, DIS Dye- SaDa, Window Giass, BRUSHES
aud NH The best Put nj 1iedicipes aop IL asr having
been constantly rccelmg, since the III Of january
last, larno supplies from the Northern Cities, we
have nov on hand tho heaviest stock oil goods IN our
line ever brought to this market AS we attend per-
sonalIy to the purchasing and use great care N the
selection of our Medicines, and buying everything
from frat hands, Physicians Planters and others can
depend upon every article bought Of us, being pure
ando(ihe best quality. During the past year having
reduced the prices Of Drugs so muchheloW what they
had formerly sold at in this market that Physicians
and Planters we're enabled to supply themselves rom
us on as reasonable terms as they could procure theta
from any Of the Southern Giles consequently we
have been compelled greatly to increase our stoekhe
present year. III order 10 meet the wants o our cps-
toners, 80 TINT We will now be enabled 10 supply ell
calls that may be made for any thing in our liHe and
viii continue on the same reasonable terms.
April 10 1913. Y-lI-l2
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09
EAGLE HOTEL,

WIZ VI = - II =. 80
FTTIIiS establishment formerly occupied by Joln
Il Hsddleaton, has undergone a thorough repair,
and ia now rcudy for the reception Of travellers ana
boardere. We can assure the public our table sha
and from our experience az caterers, We hope to be
able 10 please all Who 4ayor rs with their custom
We have first rate stables, with careful and eN-
periencod osters. The stages all stop with ns. THO
stapv Office and Post 0ice Is attached 10 our bnll-
my, which makes il much more convenient travel
lers to stop With u.s. nj every accommodation ~l Do
eyen to the comfort 81 our guests.
CUkIE & BUSTER.
NJ b. We keep good Saddle Horses, Tor sale or
hire. al All times. May 6-i6-ti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1848-09-09
E4IV FE2 n SfEAl3I4E1!
EBE'
MARN Y. COC&RAAlIl.

TEyIIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
4 friends and the public generally that he has Ia
ken the entire controoGthat spacious and well-Mown
Livery Stable, formerly occupied by Cure q Coekrell,
ON Military street, between l.. ID Darlington cos
corner and the Jail lie hopes by strict and personal
attenonto business, 70 ensure perfect satisfaction "a
those who may patroni2e his establishment
TO travellers he woed say that his stables are con
yenentto AL the Hotels and Boarding houses in the
city, and they viii be waited onat any Of them they
may be pleased 10 stop at ltshall be then interest
10 put up their horses with him. ier i any thing IN
the way Of feeding wtH, rubbing, etc. IS moi done w
brown and to their entire satisfaction, they snail
pay nothing.
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
THE PLANTERS PILL -!
r. F. Hib6ards .4nti- Bilious Pills

These Pills having got into general use at the
North family pill, are offered to the South
weather, or during the sckly season. For all
diseases of the head, for Fever and Ague, Jaun-
dice, Bilious Collie, and Flatulency, they are not
surpassed by any other Medicine known. The
minuteness of the dose (only two Pills)-their
simplicity and energy, together with their great
convenience, happily adopt them to the use of
families, travellers, emigrants, seamen sc.
FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
Perhaps there never remedy that has
done to eradicate from the system, that
pecularity of Bilious Affection accompanied by
fever called Fever and Ague, as these Pills when
taken according tc directions, they never fail to
perfect cure
: The Pills were made by the original proprietor,
Rev. B. Hibbard, about so years ago ; B. F. Hlb-
bard, son of the Rev. B. H., IS the present pro-
prietor and still continues to manufacture IN his
name.
BILIOUS COLIC.-Patients find relief from
a single dose of them. l have known individuals
attacked with Bilious Collie, and severe was
the gripping. painful sensation, that they were
unable to straighten themselves; they have TAX
ken large dose of the Pills, bruised to powder
and put in brandy, that in fifteen minutes were
able to sit up and converse
The great truth, that preventive is better than
cure, should be regarded as truth rather than fc-
ton, and the first symptoms of disease should be
promptly met by dose of Pills; and by thus
much of care should find ourselves rid of a
thousand troubles.
The cheapness of the Pills, their convenience
and their certainty of action. render it very i'm
portant for each family to keep them constantly
on hand
Whoever wishes to secure good health and
good spirits, will not fail to take these Pills
according to directions.
The public utility and unbounded popularity
of these Pills render it unnecessary to insert
many certificates; those however, who may be
anxious to learn still farther particulars, can be
fully satis6sd by application to the proprieters
and manufacturers
Every effort should be made to guard against
fraudulent and pernicious limitations of HIB-
BARD'S PILLS, as the secret of preparing and
compeunding them is only known to the family
of the dscoverer.
For sale by S. J. Hinsdale, agent for Fayette-
Vile; p F. Pescud, RaleIgh; Dennis Heart, Hills
boro; B. Howard, Tarboro; p. J. Brown, Louis
| burg; b. Ware, Wil,aington; and by agent in
nearly every village in the United States and
Canadas- r. F. Hibbard & Co. ?S John street,
! New York, sole proprietor.
| Oct. 16, 1917
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15

TIL MEASURE OF TALENTs.-A Mr. Hen
ry Clay, Virginia dancing master, hap
pening to alight at public house for re-
freshment, in a neighbouring town, it was
immediately rumored that Mr. Henry
Clay, Secretary Of State, had arrived; the
rumour, of course, spread with great rapid
ty; and great many people floc ked to the
tavern to see the secretary, and amongst
the rest an honest countryman, who observ-
ed to the dancing master, ''that he had been
taken to be the Secretary of State;' who
promptly replied, Ono, my dear fellow,
l am not the man; although we have the
same name, and are about the same height,
yet there is about six feet difference IN our
talents-his talents are in his head, and
mine are in my heels.'
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15

THE FLAG Of THE NEW REPUBLIC.

When the American flag was lowered by
Col Gates from the lofty staff which was
erected in the Plaza of Tampico to the
honor Of Santa ma, two opposing parties
nf Mex;cans rushed forward with two diff
ferent flags, to run up in the place of the
stars and stripes. One party had the old
flag of the Republic of Mexico, and the
other the flag of the new Republic OF s'er,
ra Madre. These two parties commenced
very animated and belligerent struggle,
which became so serious, that Col. Gates
had to interfere and stop the quarrel, by
cutting down the flag staff. The party IN
favor Of the new Republic then offered Col.
Gates three hundred, five hundred, even a
thousand dollars for the staff, but he refus-
ed. and ordered it to be cut up.
The party of the old Republic, however,
having gained the pedestal, rugged up a
staff, and hauled up the eagle OF Aztec,
whilst the Sierra Madre Republicans be-
took themselves to some prominent public
building, and thew out the new banner
from the loftiest turret.
We further learn that the party of the
new Republic offered to purchase from Col.
Gates all the munitions of war at Iamplco
belonging to the United States but the
| Colonel, having no authority to sell, had
to decline the offer. They have, however,
raised large sum of money, which has
been placed at the disposal of distin-
guished American, for the purpose OF pro-
curing the necessary means to carry out
| their plans. Look out for some decided
| and stirring events, which must soon occur
on the line of the Sierra Madre. ~. o..
Della.
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
Tha best Medicine IN the World.
PILES CURED FOR LIFE.

RyDR IJPHAM,S VEGETABLE ELECTUAAY.
An Internal Remedy for the speedy and per-
maaent cure of Piles, Inflammation OF the LIVER
Bowels Spleen, Kidneys and Bladder; CnIohie
Dvsenterv Severe and Habitual Costlveness,
and all diseases of similar nature, when are
frequently found in conjunction with the
PILES,
DR. Upham's Electuary is an Internal Remedy,
not an external application, and Will cure any
case of Piles either Bleeding or Blind, lnternai
or External, and is the only medicine that VIII
IT is positive cure, speedy and permanent
It is also convenient medicine to take and I'M
proves thogeneral health In remarkable manner.
The following is of the 10000 Certificates
given in the of few years, OF the superior
efficacy of this medicine IN the cure OF Piles, ana
Inf1ammatory Diseases.
ROCHESTER, Sept. IA 1916.
Messrs Post & Willis-Gents It is with no
ordinary feelings of pleasure that am enabled
to inform you of the cure have experienced by
the use of DR. Upham's Vegetable Pile Electuary,
which obtained from you in case ofPIles with
which have been afflicted. My sufferlngs have
been almest beyond endurance, and cannot be
known or imagined only by those who have ex-
perienced like Affections
Having been SO long and sorely afflicted, 1 am
induced to address you, that through you may
make known to my friends and neighbors the tru-
ly wonderful virtues of DR. Upham's Electuary,
which shall hereafter keep on hand, as find 1t
beneficial in other respects, removing obstinate
costiveness, morbid accumulatlons IN the stomach
and bowels, and to purify the blood-thus remov-
ing the cause of Piles when speedy cure must
follow.
It is needless to add, that previous to obtain
ing the Eectuary of you, had consulted many
of our best physicians to but little no benefit.
Should you knowa of malignant Piles, please
refer them to me, at my residence, in the town
of Gates, where shall be pleased to give them
much more particular information than able
to in this communication.
JOSHUA BEAMAN.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Wyatt & ketc-
ham, 121 Fulton street, New York and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 a box.
Notice-None is genuine, unless signed with a
pen thus, (0l5- A. Upham, M. D. The hand IS
also done with pen.
S. J. HINSDALE agent for Fayetteville.
ALLEBASIS' MEDICINES forsale as above.
Pills, Plasters Salyc land Toothache Drops.
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS
HOTCHKISS'
Vertical Water Wheel.

THE Subscribers having witnessed the success
full operation of these wheels, were induced to
purchase the right of using them in the state Of
North Carolina.
Besides being generally adopted in the North
ern States, these wheels are coming into gener
al use in the sout hern States. We have sold about
200 Rights 40 of which in successful opera
ton in Cumberland county.
These wheels more durable, and more eas
ly kept in order when properly put together than
the futter wheel. They will save one-third of
the water, and will run in back water, when there
is a head above. The speed Of the saw is lncreas
ed to more than double the strokes per minute
We could refer to many gentlemen, some of
whom have had the wheels in operation twenty.
four months more; and from many of them
and others, we have received certificates express.
ing their high appreciation of the superior advan.
tages of these over the futter wheel, stating that
their will cut $500, 5000, $500, and even as
high 5000 feet per day.
They keep constantly on hand for sale pairs
of wheels, (vaying in size to suit different heads
| of water,) in Wilmington, Fayetteville, Washing
I! ton, and Newbern, n. c.. and by Richard Var
| borough, Caswen county: E A Brevard, Lin
| coin; J I Dodson, Danville, Va; Uriah Wells.
| Petersburg, Va.
| $50, and county rights will be sold on reasonable
| terms
| We caution all persons throughout the State
| against paying any person but ourselves or our
! authorized agents, for the right of using these
wheels.
NOTICE TO WILL wRIGHTs. Won wish
employment, ac4ualnt yourselves with putting
In these Wheels, as we now wish TO ennloy at
least 1000 in this business in different ,arts If
the State
DUNCAN McNEILI
<fRCHD McLAUCHLAN
A A McKETHAN
CT. GARDNER.
fayetteville, January 81, 1917 363-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15

''o' o"f3 postteoe OUT a warranted cure for con-
SUMPTION and all other diseases
OF the Lungs!
W. "a +. dARRISON, 147 Greenwich ST., n. \.
r1,-A SOLE AMERICAN AGENT
ht 80 mas .ecidcd the dispute about the
81 consumption; and satisfied Faculty.
@ lungs can not only be cured but that they are
20 an, as SIMPLY cured almost any of the disorder;
" wien tne human frame il liable. The operation
.s.sc pottie-Whlch costs but doar-is
siy any patient not altogether too far cone
TINS fact and single does gives ey,cncs
"a -s eAofaordinary Influences in arrestng and crala
ing the maady by the immediate relief Which II ogorl
coverer Is one OF the most eminent physicians tbe
ana mas made afuu disclosure its historv .J alls
component parts to the world wishing =, ;nnur the
Iesponsohity OF confining to himself ffor The sake
pin secret which calculated to do snc ,nverai
go. anu sucn nave been the wonderful results of its
the ,nns4 e; sne London Lancet Medical Times and
einlent physicians of both heisnheres are
~ Gaining upon sufferers have mmcd;ata recourse
~ -. ana Proca1ang that Of known medicines Il alone
% established its efficacy by nrdanabe pros
" consumption and other disco ses IF the
ne great celebrity of Hastings Comnonnd Syrupd
of Uosiates the necessity publishing certificates
e - =; N act SO FAR ascerained it
10; ~ IeEson who has taken bottle but would will
~ glse warm certificate its favor as hundreds have
already done without solictatinr ~ . - "
rice one dollar hottie battles for do-
AaIs : ne usual allowance to the trade
" hoesaie and Retail by NJ A. F. Harrison sole
h agent, l47 Greenwich Street, New York,
5 sAML. J. HINsDALE, Agent for Fayetteville
feby l9, 1S48 470-6m
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
CUMBERLAND
ACADEMY.

THE next Session of the Cumberland Academy will
commence on Thursday the 9th day July next The
are happy to inform the public that this Institution
seems 20 be IN condition. that in tho
amount OF patronage and popularity which has aireadv
they have fully realized their former
ana emeent steps are being taken to to ns
will fully meet the wants the public in such an Instn
ton. = " - ~ A AAA''A'1-
ne Board are sorry that the Rev Simeon Cotton D n
an appointment to the principal charge
ol inc Academy has been detained from en-
on sald cnarge much longer than first antci-
I. Gy circumstances @ beyond his control DE-
expect him to- fulfil unless peculiar crcumstances c
nectea with his present situation him to
sue. u ns DUTY to remain. in which Board will
aose NO tme N taking the most efficient steps
to take charge Of Academy
pasent our Institution will be conducted the
part of this year. -, 80 3iaer
& : By order of the Board.
s %=s@ 4. d. CAMPBELL
1,, ,e,- 900. HENRY ELLIOT.
' - W. -oo'' Committee
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
May /, 1S4S.
ID. & w. MCIAURIN

HAVE just received -Supr brown. black. green and
blue Cloths; black and plaid Cassimers: French Gam
broons Linen Coatings and Drillings black Satin
and fancy Marseies Vestings brown and beached
ask Table Cloths; Irish Linen supr Needles Coat Vest
and Pearl Shirt buttons Silk Leghorn and Panama
Hats Shoes; Hardware and Crockery.
Summer SIX; Berage; Tissue and Grendnes: Plaid
Musllns; Jaconet and Swiss ditto: Muslin
sertings Thread and Cotton aces Linen Frnees
Bonnet, Tafeta and Satin Ribbons and black Silk
Wells Berage and Silk Scarfs and Shawls Muslin and
hnc Lace Capes and Collars fine Linen Cambria Hand
kerehiefs black and cofored Kid Gloves Isle and
Cotton ditto. Cotton and Silk Umbrellas Parasoe
Shades The above Goods we offer at low prices.
May o, lS4s. 4Sl-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
P0@HU0AAo
HAIL, LEWIS CAss, OF MICHIGAN!

HAIL, LEWIS CASS, OF MICHIGAN!
J.. E. DOW.
Awake, old spirit of the past
Awake, and put thy armour on
Nail freedoms ensign to the mast,
Nor falter till the fight is won.
Heed not disunions croaking voice,
Expose each dark and damning plan;
Elect the leader of your choice
The gallant Cass Of Michigan.
The sky is thick, the stars grow dim,
The bark of freedom braves the lea,
Her hearts of steel put trust Ill Him
Who walked upon the midnight sea;
For they behold beacon bright
To cheer each faint and sinking man,
And o'er it waving in the light
The name of Cass of Michigan.
The gray beard soldier leaps for joy,
The seaman on the deep is glad,
The old frontiersman, when boy,
Remembers the adventurous lad,
Who trod the wilderness alone
Where millions now adore the man,
And tell how proudly yalor shone
In Lewis Cass of Michigan.
What tho no Buena Vista frowned
With cannons grim and glittering files,
There was host in battle crowned;
An army from the British isles
The brave Of earth, who proudly sought
Our native soil with direful ban;
But they lesson sad were taught
BY Lewis CaSs Of Michigan.
In princely halls, by gilded thrones,
He stood the champion of the free,
He heard the fettered seaman's groans,
And oped the prisons of the sea.
The starry flag no longer bowed
To banners borne in Europe's van,
And freemen on their hills were proud
OF Lewis Cass of Michigan.
Firm in the principles Of right,
By democratic sages taught,
He keeps his sword Of honor bright,
And wrongs not in deed thought;
AS when the glittering blade was broke,
Before a base, dishonored man,
He stands, cen now, our forest oak
The gallant Cass of Michigan.
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15
NlhlDlP 00Wlh3

BROWNING'S IMPROVED PATENT AND
VENTILATED REFRIGERATORS, at greatly
Reduced Prices, warranted superior to any now
in use for preserving perfectly COOL fresh & clean,
BUTTER, MEAT, EGGS, FRUIT, LIQUOR,
SC, during the summer season, and also from
Freezing during the winter, any article deposited
in it. They also contain Water Jar and Lead
Pipe in the ice chamber, by the arrangement of
which perfectly cold water always be had
without additional ice, (of which less is required
Ri1TTER R0xES IN which Rutter nav he
transported with perfect safety by land or water,
and my celebrated Non-conductors Of heat for
cold water, requiring but lbs of ice for "a hours;
thousands will testify. Thankful for past fa-
vors, we hope to merit continuance. Sold by
R. BROWNING, 13 Commerce street,
May G-5m Pratt-st., Baltimore.
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15

and all those who have had the Influenza, ard have
with a bad cough will please read the
following
Last subscriber. bad cough and pain
which continued until March, when had
inflammation of the lungs. After this had
it left with bad and distressing
cough had seated pain in chest attended with
1t would be impossible describe the
violence of cough which incessan both night
nights would cough hard disturb
rest neghborS who all much alarmed
safety coughed so bad that began to feel that
less something speedily done, would be
BILE with pulmonary consumption. commenced using
Schencks Pulmonc Syrup and found it to ripen
the matter breast and began to raise freely After
had used the Syrup awhile, could rest well at nights,
without any disturbance to the family continued
until after the corruption discharged
my lungs, and then felt well evcr-my cough
subsidized. and my breast felt strong. 1t has been
time since have had cough, and feel if the
Pumonic Syrup every yestige
from n ] great in it's
virtues, cheerfuly recommend its persons
| afflicted with pulmonary complaint.
CHARLOTTE EVANS,
Dated Jersey city, Aug O. 1S43.
For Sale at BELLS BOOK STORE
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15

One GOOD TURN DESERVES ANoTHER.-
Santeuil, poet of the 18th century,
returning one night to the abbey of St. Vic
tor, at eleven O'Clock, was refused admit
tance by the porter, on the plea that the
prior had absolutely forbidden the doors to
be opened at so late ain hour. A-good deal
of alteration ensued at last, the poet
slipped piece of gold under the door,
which was opened Immediately. When
fairly in, ne pretended that he had left
book on the stone, where he was sitting
during the dispute, and begged the porter
to go for it. Encouraged by the generosi:: I:
ty of the poet, the man readily complied.
In the meanwhile, Ssnteuil fastened the
door, and the porter, half naked, was OBJ
| iiged to stand knocking in his turn. II
cannot let you in,'' said the poet; Il am
very sorry for it; but the prior has given
positive orders not to have the doors open
ed at so late an hour.'' 81 let you in,'
said the porter in very humble tone.
$50 you did," replied Santcuil; ''and !
will doyou the same good turn for the same
price, The porter, not liking to sleep
| in the street, and fearful likewise of losing
his place, slipped the piece of gold under
the door again, saying, thought poet;
money would not stay long with me- And
SO he gained admittance.
The North-Carolinian., 1848-07-15

We hope that these sterling opinions
will have full weight with the public. In
supporting old Zack, we know exactly
what line of policy, in case of his selection.
will be carried out in the administration
of the government Ed-Zack john
Donkey.