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SPOItT1NG.

TINIoN COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTING.-MoNDAY, MAY
~ 2s at 81 o'clock precisely, i'll of match for $780,
three mile heats wagons and drivers TO weigh 800
lbs c. s. Berthe names tho celebrated Trustee; c.
Brooks b. Black Modestv Immediately after,
match for s5c0I Woodruff h. Canada Squirrel,
larness; w. Whean names b. Pelham. to wagon,
ing two The will leave South Ferry at II and
O'Clock, and return as soon as the sports arc over
NJ d. GREEN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAY
- 2sh Mt o'clock precisely Match for sioo two mile
Rogers Dr. Gen. Taylor The will leave at II
o'clock, precisely returning after the sports Of the day.
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor
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CENTREvILLE COURSE TROTTING.-TU TUESDAY,
~ May 10Th, at 3s o'clock precisely Purse, S2O-S5O
the second bcstne heats best In in harness. Bryant
Lady Suffolk j. Case Lady
Mr. Bmmiek enters b. Jack Rosser The will leave
the South Ferry for the IL A. NJ and p M
turning after the Of the day Fare each rs cents
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MEDICAL.

X, II. M. D, a. Me-
and !. 2. 8, - Sc. o'clock p. N.
nj LEVITT, DENTIST INVENTOR AND PATEN-
moved his estabiishmen. to No 62s Broadway between
Houston and Blocker.
LNoR TIE FACE AND sKIN--CHURCH's vEGETA-
nshy a a0f
eupons the face and skin Sold IS bottle at
at lss Bowery, corner Spring street
ens Of %eroursi and other Diseases q delicate assur
mild cases removed in Two to days perfect cure
charge.
NR. JOHNSON, IS pUANE STREET. SO WELL KNOWN
- In Of delicate deasesThe Doctors
.on FOR k in those half cured tina. have TO.
four days dsSrs' "A'''' 'A''''' ''''N ~ '-''' '' -
MADAME sHAIEs VENUS PILLs-TnE WONDER
WI full effects of which are duly acknowledged BY all whs
generatve incapsoity mpsdisnts marriage They
See s re had Dc a s r
Price g box They can be sent ty mail e any part e
King BroaSway ST rs e.d.a
corner Of Chambers street @ Broadway corner Of Howard
Of Allen ia Canal street. opposite West Broad
way
OR: MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
veuerea Ucer aud Erupons he where Others fail Re-
cent cases cured DeouiV
he See his London diploma in his ONES.
D4t. FULTON street
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRi:
~ vate Treatise &C., ~ Green wch stree-Ohce hours
70 II NJ, (sunday cxceptsd) Those who apply
IN as sai :ss "
those who have suffered from certain class Of people, who
properly appreciate his services In structure from is
s ncpient 70 its more advanced and distressing stages
:% % ana
ground for stating he obtained from other source
America.
TNTCTURE-ITs NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONsB-
~ mode Of detecting the remedies recipes and
No possessing this work need long
lie troubled with Structure sixth edition: 3a2 Pros 81
10 had Of the author IS Greenwich street BY post
mailed fros,
I'VE MNRRIED wOaAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
A SEES Women Sixth edition. l8mo. DID. No. Proe 81
p,tG0 copies sold in six monthe.
Of suffering, Of physical and mental anguish 10 many
night been spared thousands would have
,oyed thousands broken IN health would
rave enjoyed To- hundreds In their beea su alive
intended especially for the married those oontcr
atipg marriage disciosos important soorots which
sLould he known TO them particularly
who're hesh docs permit OF an increase Of fsn
Here also every omss-thc wife, the mother the one
budding into vomorhood the In the deons
years In whom nature contenpates important change
the symrtoms rnd the ecient
pedie certain mode Of every complaint "
which her IL subject
To sale and AZ the Publishing Ono. 10
sooni D. u. Petersen s Chestnut street.
willsn 1aylcr Co.. Baitinore H. Boullemet Mobile;
3. Ruscoui, New "rssps j. d. Cuhbedge savannah.
On the reccrt OF 81 aeoLy viii he transmitted By ms
nus Ne addressed. tost paid 70 d. A. " Aavrfccsu Los
l2i,ree 7 or. 9tv. nh,os. 80 Liberty street,
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LSOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, VIA RIO IA
metro and Valparaiso to sail before tho 18th June-The
sailing superior bark PnILENA Capt SWAIN Her
superior to those OF
eel in port The fare win be- equal to first class packet
For freight passage apply on board at pier North
River, or +. D. FOWLER, Is West street.
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UsOR SAN FRANCISCO, CAIIFORNIA-FIRSTv VESSEL
for the above port1be superior. fast sailing bark TIE
CUMsEH, Captain Richmond will positively sail ON OF
about June having been unavoidaby detained For
of hD iarrcs frcght and passage apply 10 w. H.
ROWLAND l south street. or on board OF capt N Rico-
n , nd. Per n, North river.
A. Dan 0xptroaced PM scsn accompanies this vessel
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY EOTICE-LEAvES NEW
- YORK;, 8, g. 10, n o'clock A. M, and l. q o,
o'clock 7. M Staten Island-7 10, IL o'clock A. ~,
and /, 2, g. 4, ST. o'clock. p. N.
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THE GOLD COAST.

IT s.MAILF0R CALIF0kNIA.-P0ST OFFICE, NEW
York. May ~, lSi9Notce is hereby given, that the
United States steam packet FALCON will be despatched
from this port Saturday the 18th Of May instant Mail
will be made here for Chsgres Panama San Diego,
Santa Barbara Monterey San Francisco and Astoria The
entire single letter not exceeding half
in weight will be 2 Havana 20 cents to Chagrs
~ Panama he prepaid in all and ~ cents
Diego Santa Barbara Monterey, San Francisco
tora be unpaid at the option Of tho
Newspapers pamphlets postage cents eaoh and
inland postage be added The mail will close this Of
fee at halftast2P.M. W. V. BRADY, Postmaster.
EOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW Or.
eans-The United States Mail Steamship Company will
despatch Saturday, May 2th tho oommodous and we'll
known steamship FALCON for Chsgroe via Havana New
Orleans will land receive tho bar
Charleston or Savannah. The Faicen will Gerry the
United States Nails for the Pacific steamers from Panama
California and Oregon.
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CASTLE 0ARDEN.-THE SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING
~ to give series OF Grand Promenade Concerts tho
magnificent scale and plan adopted tho cee
brated Julien and Muard in Paris And London request
steal artists Of talent and responsibility who wish to
gage to submit their propositions lin writing their
gaarly authorized agents, Asssrs Corbyn and Marin
Barclay street. New York. FRENCH & HElSEk
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1}URSIsHED APARTMENTS IN IRVING PLACH-A
suite elegantly furnished apartments the nrt hoor.
Of front parlor bedroom aud drawing room;
parcr and bedroom on the second oor with one
lo ca II required. Apply az No, 70 Ir,ihs fiscc.
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nj LEvETT DENTIST, INVENTOR AND PATEN-
l of Enameed Plates for Artificial Teeth, has
moved his esab shment to No. 625 Broadway, between
Houston and Bleecker
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SHIPPING.
TVHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERiCAN r n
i Stsamships between New York and Liverpool between
Boston Liverpool calling Halifax to land and receive
mails and passenger intended TO sail as foows-
H His:.nis sgt"%HssI Boston, "a s9d
Niagara. :. Ryris. " y. York. . 18th
Cambria, sh.Sn...:.: i. YORK, :. Nth
America, Harrison" Boston, 9TH July.
An Experienced Surgeon on board Freight win be charged
through the Post Oce.
New York Boston to Mverpool First Cabin, t70
SECOND a'' 0 ''r 'sns c c RssS Dspgy Broadway
nor MARsEILLEs.-THE WELL KNOWN BARK
Il LEPANTO, Hagar, master, will meet with prompt dis
patch For Freight passage apply JAMES ROBINSON
or to BOYD h H1NCKEN IS Wall street.
DACKET FOR HAvRE-SECoND LINE.-THE SHIP
ST. Nicholas Evelsigh will sail the let Of Juno
BOYD hINCKEN, Agents. 81 Wall street.
EoR ST. PIERRES, MARTINIQUE-THE FRENCH
ship JACQUES. Capt vue. For freight or passage apply
to TAYLOR MERRILL,
orto BOYD b HINCKEN, IS Wall st.
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M CERAMICS HALL No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
w Grand and Rroome streets-OPEN EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK. and every night until further notice,
the original and well known CHRfSTY'5 MINSTRELS-
organized 1872 the Oldest established the world
the first TO harmonic melodies and orgnaors OF the
present popular style OF Ethiopian whose
elusive evidence Of their superior merit aud
The Company consists Of performers under the direction
OF T. r. Christy Doors Concert
at eight o'clock Concert every Saturday
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation rs Cook. Washer, and Ironsr. In private
fsmiy Has objection short distance In the
Try Best city reference Apply No. 81 East llsh street,
retwcen st and I'd avenues.
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CLOTHING.
MRS. BEMAN HAS REMOVED FROM NASSAU
WI street. opened Shirt and Gents Furnishing Store
No. Aster House. Her friends and customers invited
to call and her Old prices rgdy maintained Tho ma
nuactory continued at Nos 32 and l3t Nassau street.
~ LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT NANUFAC-
W urer Ne 10Park Place. New York. and Royal street.
New Orleans.
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(,ARPET WAREHOUSE. &c, 1876 WILLIAM STREET
~ william NGrorty proprietor, is now enabled from re-
cent mportations Of foreign and domestic TO Of
fer for sale stock Of Cpcings Oil Cloth, Windor Shades
u are superior in quality richness and eoganoe TO any
similar stock for public inspection In tho Now
YORK Market and selling prices wholesale and re-
tail, unprecedentedIy low.
ElhAND0LEs, CHANDELIERS, CANDELBRAS, So
N lar and Hall Lamps from factory Of Cor
nss Co.. the finest and desirable work tho world
various and prices beyond
Alsc Plated ware, Cutlery, Trays, Vases, 90.
ASHER X. MORGAN, 1872 William street
between Fulton and Ann sta. opposits the oburoh.
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AMUsEMENTS.

CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM
y1p s'Tesiopriday Evening Nay q win be acted LUXE
Held Clara Mrs Isterwood Jenny. ns richardson To
bert Tommy Mr.. Booths Mrs. Smith, Mrs Chapman Eilen.
Miss Niles To conclude with COUSIN JOE-Cousin Joe.
Mr. Booths Sir William Evergreen. Mr.. Dawes Captain Au
gustus Benheim. Mr. Tton; Lord Plato. Mr. TAYLOR; Will
Isherwood Miss phllps.
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DRhDY's GALLERY OF BAGUERREOTYPEs NOS
- 30 and 1T broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
hNs FITTING MISUNDERSTANDING 4 KIT
W I'm, l32 Mercer and Cortiandt
prepared do Gas FITTING in si its branches the best
and the lowest priccr We rotor the
haitian Cos Light Company Worem Haugawout, and
many others Ia the gas and lamp trade.
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tn RE LET.

scTORE IN cOURTLAHDT STREET TO LEr-rHE
- first floor and basement Of No 81 Courand street. one
hundred deep Apply the premises to Rockwell aud
Brothets Also, a Loft IN the same building
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MISS II. TANNING READ WILL READ THE IRA
NA gedy OF Macbeth at the Stuyvesant Institute.
Saturday evening 18th inst. Tickets 80 cents-may be had
at the book and music and at the door the evening
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q. OF o. F.-THE GRAND MARSHAL, AIDS AND
Assistants, requested to meet st the Grand Lodge
Room National Hail. Canal street. at eight o'clock, This
Evening FRIDAY, May 25thl BY order Of
w. N. LEWIS, Grand Marshal.
JoHS COOK, Secretary.
LRENCH EMBROIDERIES, MUSLIN MANTILLAS &s
s. Stewart f4s Broadway, Canal street, is Offering
stock Of the above goods 30 below their
lar Also large assortment Of Canton Grape Shaw
Linen Dresses Hosiery, Gloves, &C., to which he would call
where.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07
THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
IMPORTANT TO HOSE ABOUTIO BE

COME nv IItEhS.
Professor ALEXIS V. pAULITAN, Of the Paris
LyiRg-in Hospital, member OF the Medical Academy
OF France, Corresponding Secretary OF the Paris
Pharmaceutical College, respectfully begs leave to
announce TO the Ladies Of America, that lie has ap.
pointed DIR JEROME Y. e. ROPENHURTY, Of
New York, his sole american agent, or the sale Of
his wonderful medicine, known in France as "the
wle's friend, or mothers assistant, tue most rxtIaor.
binary medical discovery the world has ever seen.
ltS province is to lessen the pains Of child birth and
promote a sac, ems and speedy delivery which it
does By assisting nature Ii is perfectly harmless
etlcacious, pleasant to the TASTE and never fails TO
promote an easy and safe de very and improves the
general health Of both mother and child. 1t has
been tested for years in all the principal Lying-in
Hospitals OF Europe, and receives the sanction Of
nearly alltho prominent Colleges and Medical men
of the old world It is the greatest medicine in the
world; as all will admit that medicine must be that
will lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on
child birth. THERE'S no mistake about this medicine
doing all that IS said of it.
Il never fails. II is in the form Of fine, light
powder to be made into drink, and used for few
weeks previous to the expected event, aid its price
is so low as TO bring / within the reach Of all
Surely no humane husband will suffer his wife to
endure pain when il can be so easily and cheaply
avoided Fbr the small sum Of only ST, sent post.
paid to DR.. JEROME Y. e, kOfENIlURTY,
New York Post Office, package will be sent by
return mail il being light that It can be sent any;
where by mail, al very trlilIng cost.
o." No unpaid letters taken from the office.
0J' To prevent imposition the q. Agent, Or
Ropenhurty viii write his name in toll on the cut
side label on each package No other genuine -
Remember his'
March 3l,lSl9. 40-Gm.
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Aale nf Renl Estnfn

BY VIRTUE Of an order i-om tie Probate Coar,
Of Iowrdes County, State Of Mississippi june term
1875, viii sell, on tie 23r day Of July next. the
following described lands belonging to the heirs Of
John I BeGnet, deceased, 10 witty / ofs Of
sec J, Of Of " oil sec T. Of e Of " !
sec. 4, 81 Of / sw sec6 all in township range
Is west, ALSO lots < in sec / Township II range
le west lying and being in the county of Iowndes
The above lands will be sold on credit OF twelve
months. Bond and approved security will be required
Of the purchasers Sale 10 be at the Court honse n
Columbus at the legal hour
June 9-3w MATTER BENNETT
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NNHE undersigned offers for sale the tract of
II land on which be resides, containing $40
acres, one halt fine prairie, the other black post
oak and hammock land; situated IA miles west
OF Columbus, in the Mayhem Prairie. There is
$50 acres in high state Of cultivation, first
rate gin house. horse mill, and cotton press, a
good log dwelling and comfortable out .houscs,
there is also fine ariesian well afording an
abundance Of good water at all seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth 10 Starkve in the eastern edge
OF the Mathew Prairie, conyenientto navigation,
and has what lew other places can boast of--an
outlet 10 an inexhaustible range for stock. |,
can he divided into two good Settlements
! will sell either or ! or including all the inn
provements or the whole for ! in hand, and the
balance in one and two years without interest.
Persons wishing to purchase can sec the Propri-
etor on the premises or H. S. Taylor and John
I. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who will more
fully describe the property.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1850. ly. Mayhem Prairie
VIII. ID. DARLINGTON,
ATTONNRI ar LAW
Columbus, WtsE.
t5-AS--tf
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DR.. Christie's Galvanio Curativos,

consists in the fact that they arrest and dese BY
oea,d apptcciion in place Of the usual mode of drug
ging and ply sckirg the patient I'll exhausted Nature
sinks hopeessy under the iaficlon
Try Strengthen he odois System, s9ual-: he clrcrS
lien If he blood promote ne sscte1rs and H'.tr d Il
ifgtitn injury ,rssr eny e:repa5:ences Since Aor
ntroduction 10 tie Unitsd STATES ohy .ee years Hnce
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among which
were large number Of ladies' who peculiarly sub
jecl 70 Netvnus complaints. have ieen
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope relief had been given up and every ding
else been tined in vain
To lin trate the use Of the GAI.VANIC RELT,
supncse the Of person afflicted with mt b1ne OF
civilization DYSPEPSIA other Chronic Serpou,
Disorder In ordinary cases stimulan.s taken which
hy their action the and muscles of the sonsc
shArd Temporary relief but hch leave the patient in
lower state ana with injured faculties aitcr the actor
thus excited has ceased Now compare this with the Of
feet resulting from tie Application OF The 6AlFANlC
BELT Take Dyspep,c sufferer, eyen in the worS
symptoms Of attack and siUpl tie the BEL, around the
body using the Magnetic Find as directed in a short
period tie fusenSih" rerspirson wi act Ae positive
element Of the Belt thereby causing Galvanr circulation
which viii PISS 10 the neg tive and thenct back again
10 the positive tins keeping up cantnuons Gal an'c
cuation throughout tie system. Thus the most Severe
cases NJ DYSPFPslA are fERNA NENTlY CtHt 0 4
FFW DAYS Is OFTEN AMrLT sUtFICHET 70
ERADICATE THE DISEASE o. YEARS
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~. cOrpON,s FAMILY pILLs,--Bc


nR. GOHDON'S FAMILY pILLs,---Bc
IL ng uonparuJcd exclusively ofsach ingredients
Mature INTENDED nlould operate on tho impurities Of
the human sysen--strike at The root Of the disease
removing al Impurities from the body, opening the
poraa eAernally and informally, separating all for
ctgn and obnoxious particles from the chylc 50 that
the blood Of which il is the origin must he thnough
y pure necessarily securing 4 free and vigorous
action q hc hart lungs, liver and stomach, thereby
restoring health, by opening tho pore. cleansing the
VEINS and a9t re8, Ulnpe9ng al ihe natural VEINS
and purifying tie l,nod they render Tic system rot
only thoroughly sound, bal also imperyioas to dis
ease, even when all elaer means have failed
Within the last twelve months, more than one
hundred cases Of The most aggravated forms 81 Dys-
pspsia have been cured by the Medicine, whore rigid
dieting, the Blue pll and almost every other means
had been resoFtcd 70, without any benefit and whom
death stared lis miserable yctim fully in the lace--
i Or Gordons Pills were nc adapted TO the cure 81
any hutihs horrid maady, thoi: uniform success III
this disease alone would be sufficient to"wait on To
fame the name o! their Inventor as bcneiactor Of
his species,
The medicine never fails & eve The wefa, oasce
o.. Pics III one week
For sale II Columbus. MISS, by AN ioSrs & CO.
YoyGUE Sairli, AMI on enquiry viii he touad in
every town aid viilo g. II The Youth ardwaa
'ANERLA&D CLARK SEQ.
Aak &c, IN -l8-9- agents, Mobile A,e
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GO 80 Ba- E#.. 1858 3
THR-1 u-Lrs .s..- -..-e
TT. TO -'-..
TF74e --lr-s.l 1ei ~5u.l .-7- .li-
citizens lie Fr---.-i.-- ca-..-y -a, p
sb.,e ,li.l Is i1 dolly operation FIR ere -2~'s
49,, ana grinding al CONS ara wil seep
.-s1fy o:tbe be.. lfluuber, At $3.50 per Aua.
d,sd e.. allowing 10 Ter cent icr rash. Corn
viii h ground for the seventh.
Tts slb-oritsr hopes By giving personal ana
,,-;., attention 70 the a2siacss e merit the hber-
al pa,ronas. Of the public
- JOHN B. MILLER.
Y. h. There is coed road to The above MiIl
G.a-, gcI.,ratas shop On ,he Robinson Read, and
also from Plymouth and Columbus.
Dee. ? ls4s-iJ-25-tf.
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Nervous Diseases,

which complaints arise from one simple cause oanely
A Derangemeat Of the Nervous System.
co n NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs 81d Ned
cnes ne disease for they Weaken the al spcr
gies Of the already Frustrated system while under hs
strength enipg liegiyng yitaziug Influence q Galan
ism applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery,
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer restored 70
former health strength, elasticity ard vigor
The great necnlnrity md eHcallance Of
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WoND ERrUL
Restoration to HEALTH.

the following Certificate lew months since 1t is from e.
czen Of hish standing and we'll known in Cnenna,iss
Alo Nr J. D. DOUGHTY,
Cor 5h and Man-sts. Cincinnati
DIAN SlR-Through tie grace and wisdom Of my OmnI
potent Maker my attention called to You. adyestse
nent Of Medical Gavanism the Gazette Of Cincinnati
abont the Ct January last My disease being Rhen
matte Govt had resisted the skill Of about all the hy
clans could employ, and made poor indeed-caying
helpless, miserable who far hir'gtour months
prepiops hs trpsimsn; had rolkd stp and tor
large portion Of the time as rent with eXcruciang pain
Through the pohcness of Mr. fenner enabled 10 ob.
tain Of uR CHRBrir's Genuine Belts al your esab
hment ana oy its use In connection with the Fluid now
only month can affirm that have found Paradise be-
-Alew can now walk firmly and comfortably wherever
wish to 60 and have prospect Of enjoying sound health
as ever had deem my recovery so miraculous ,hst
have taken THIS pains communicate it 70 you for you am
the information Of others.
Respectfully remain your obj servant
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove. Darke Co. OHM Feb. % IsAa
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.t,YLnn 4 AGrE AM rEvEn plI.Ls.

TYLER q AGHE AND FEVER PILLS.
CERTAIN safe ind e.iAcea care ior a4ue ami ieYor
IA al It's vare1 fcfns Also AZ escrenl Tome 10 rs
Ssps4 paipst'Ou o. he beaf Lose Of appciile ucfa
sa and alacs dsease, which arise from weak and DE-
bistsJ eatJii0n OF ihc aYs;em 1fesc pla arc pc
pare4 buig b, D. @ Tyler lefHlsry educated phy-
el-isa sA0 nom many years experience, can epuhuehI.
lyrccc-1nsnd them ashe hns, remedy tdf Agac aud lie
vsr svcs e,s'Ied 10 the pabtc hHuug frequently tested
ibsg srcaeaiaise power nrou ihasc he he'd long sll
fsras uu as iis lfrnSessme anl laagersnsdteA -
Several eminent Physicians wh0 have 0ttaued hgh
sIsndinS Tor ihlr successful Agae c'sf
aac ihp separation. aud asseii ,ha they haze never
Anusyn sfisa inalAHec where nSgs .aheg as directed,
saail ia no. effect permanent enro
For saIe il, Coluo,bus Miss by i N. J0NEe 4 Co
Yoasae i Smith, ana il. i Taylor & Co aad ou IN
icy viii be bpud d esely 'own 40 village N tie
q. lthsvst HAVILAND, CLARKE, x CO.
Agents Mghlie, Ala
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FOR SALE.

@hN liberal terms theDwelling House forner
~ y occupied by Edgar Frazee, possession
given Immediately. Title perfect.
GEORGE FRAZEF.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-07

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Teachers.
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Language aud sciences
Mlss Louisa CUNNINGHAM, English Branches.
Miss " GREESLEAF,
Mlss r. F. HoRSE,
Miss II. DouGLAs Nusic
FANHE duties OF this Institution will be resuzedca
II Monday, Oct, 2nd
The course OF Education under the reraoas. in
sirue;ioa OF the Principal. assisted BIZ conpe,eu:
nrmoer of Feacheas c. the higbse. standing, Is Gs-
signed 10 be full, thorough, snG finished
The scholastic pear IS divided into two sessions Of
FIVE mon;e> each, commencing respectively On ths
lst OF October, and lst Of March Pupils viii b. AZ
mittad into the institution al airy time Il the year and
viii he charged for ,uitoI only from the Gats 0: e.
trance till the close ofthe ourent session.
Of entrance tn the close Of the current session
Terms Payable ne.ban IA Advance.
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