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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01
How Crime is Punished in California.
Correspondence Of The ". 0. Picayune.


Notwithstanding the variety of popu.
lation so suddenly thrown together, and
coming from all parts of The habitable
globe, there is The most perfect respect
paid TO law and justice-no man, high
or low, escapes a merited punishment
As the people at present have no written
code of laws, or system of government
10 enforce, they by common consent and
mutual understanding, adopted the fol-
lowing course of action: Whenever a
camp is formed at which ten or more
persons locate themselves, they meet and
elect from among them by popular suf-
irage, one person 10 act as alcalde, (ciy-
il magistrate,) before whom are brought
all cases OF u civil character, which are
tried and decided according 10 sworn evil
dence-there is no appeal from his deci.
sion, and every person must conform 10
this system of government. or he is liza
BILE TO be arraigned as a criminal, and
then W TO one he gets a logging, or is
driven out ofcamp in disgrace, In every
camp a sound, sensible, practical man
has been ELECTED, and the dignity, form
and ceremony observed at the alcalde's
office, might be initiated 10 advantage in
some of the inferior courts in the Suites
A Zee is allowed The alcalde in all cases
so tina, he can without loss devote his ex'
elusive time 10 The business Of The pub
lie.
Criminal cases are decided differently
whenever a man commits any act agoins
the peace and order of the camp, he is a
once arrested and brought before The
alcalde with a specification and the eyi
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

EXTREME MoDEsTY.-The Pittsburgh
Saturday Visiter tells a story of two prim
ladies who entered a complaint against a
neighbor for bathing in a stream five hun.
dred yards from their door, and when
asked how they could recognise him at
that. distance, replied, "oh, we used a spy
glass!" A great deal Of what passes for
modesty in this great country is Of the
quality of that exhibited by those 'prim
ladies'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01
Agents for the Bugle.'

OHIO.
New Garden; David l.. Galbreath, and
Johnson.
Columbiana Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs; Mahlon Irwin.
Berlin Jacob II. Barnes.
Marlboro; DR.. X. G. Thomas.
Garfield John Wetmore,
Lowellville; John Bissell.
Youngstown; ]. S. Johnson.
New Lyme; Marsena Miller.
Selma Thomas Swayne.
~Springboro; Ira Thomas.
Harveysburg; V. Nicholson.
Oakland; Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls S. Dickinson.
Columbus; w. w. Pollard.
Georgetown; Ruth Cope.
Bundysburg; Alex. Glenn.
Pennington; Willard Curtis.
Bath: ]. B. Lambert.
Ravenna; Joseph Carroll.
Wilkesville; Hannah Il. Thomas.
Southington; Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union; Joseph Barnaby.
Malta VIM. Cope.
Richfeld Jerome Hurlburt, Elijah Poo
Lodi; DR.. Sill.
Chester X Roads; Adam Sanders.
gainesville; F. McGrew.
franklin Mills; Isaac Russell.
Granger; l.. Hill.
Hartford; G. w. Bushnell, and Wm
]. Bright.
Garrettsville; A. Joiner.
Andover; A. G.. Garlick and j. f. Whit
more.
Achor Town; a. G. Richardson
Il asst Palestine; Simon Sheets.
G ranger; l.. S. Specs.
INDIANA.
Winchester; Clarkson Pucket
Economy Ira @. Maulsby.
Penn John i. Michner.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh; II. Vashon.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

G-" My highest idea of terrestrial
luxury" says Horace Greeley, in an au-
photographed %letterto n friend, sis a well
tempered room, a good shelf of books.
no children annoying me, or printers
calling for copy, but to lie all one whole
blessed day on the sofa and read. But !
must live long TO see such a day"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

The FIRST VIRGINIA CoLoNY.-Speak-
ing of the "one hundred and five men,"
'destined TO form the first colony of Vir-
ginia," Hildreth, in the first volume, now
just published, of his History of the Uni
ted States, says "Of this small number,
foriy-eight were gentlemen persons
brought up TO esteem manual labor as
degrading. There were but twelve la
borers, four carpenters, and a few other
mechanics. The rest were soldiers and
servants. The leaders were Wingfeld,
a merchant, one Of those named in the
charter as protector of the colony Coz
mold, whose voyage, already mentioned,
had revived the spirit Of colonization
Hunt, the Chaplain, and John Smith. an
energetic %adventurer, the historian of the
enterprise in which he played n conspic.
uous part."-The proportion of 'genile.
men" and working people, in ''lhe Old
Dominion" has been wonderfully pre-.
served.-Lynn Pioneer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

Drs. Rush's, Coleman's, Lees, Roses, Jew
David's, SiIrs, Gregory's Anti Billions;
Blake's Sanative; Stanhope's Ch~olagogue /;
Felix Lyons Aperient Motiatt's, Davis and
IIamble,on's, Sellers a. McLane's Liver ;
Clickner's, Scots, Brandreth's' Wright's
Indian /: Balls Red Dutch Blood Purifying
Pills, for sale at /. Prescott & Cos.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

WEAR OF THE NIAGARA FALLs.-Thc
100000 tons of water which each minute
pour over the precipice of Magyar, are
estimated to carry a foot of the cliff every
year. Taking this average, and adopting
the clear geological proof hat the fall
once existed at Queenstown, four miles
below, we must suppose a period OF
twenty thousand years occupied in this
recession Of The cataract to its actual site
while in the Della of the Mississippi.
nearly $4,000 square miles in extent, an
estimate founded on its present rate of
increase, and on a calculation of the
moun of earthy matter brought down
the stream, has justified Mr.. Lyell in al
leging that siXty-scyen thousand years
must have elapsed since the formation OF
this great deposite began,-Quarter7y
Reriep.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

From the Christian Citizen.
Captain DraytOn.

In a dungeon, dark and dreary,
Cherries, helpless, and alone,
With the damp earth for his pillow,
For his couch the upyielding stone;
With no friendly hand.to aid him.
No kind voice his soul to cheer.
| behold a brother lying
Wherefore does he liuger here?
BY what crime, what deed a,rocious,
Has he won the folon's doom2
Hidden from the blessed sunlight,
In this prisons fearful gloom
'Gainst a brothers life, or freedom,
Did he raise his hand to fghtl
No. he dared. with dauntless spirit,
To do battle for the right.
He had read the glorious language,
On the Gospels page Displayed
"Of one blood earth's countless nations
By a father. hand were made"
And upon the negro's forehead,
BY his truthful spirit scanned,
lie beheld the stamp Of manhood.
Craven by the Etornal's hand.
Where the banner.-star bespsngled,
Of great republic waves,
With a true hearts indignation,
lie beheld his brethren--slaves!
For their sakes, his home he quilted,
Perilled freedom, life and fame:
Risked his ala sacrifice,
Worthy ofa martyrs name.
lis for This | see him lying,
In that dungeon, lark and lone,
Fen within the city bearing
The loved name of WASHINGTON.
Tell it not to Europe's millions,
Painting, struggling, to be free,
That it's thus Columbia tramples
On the soul Of Liberty.
- Had he in a land barbaric,
For n white mans freedom sought,
By some heather in his darkness,
Into hopeless bondage brought;
He had won a wreath Of glory,
BY his country's voice decreed,
And a shout of admiration,
Had approved the generous deed.
But when in a Christian nation,
Slavery lifts its hateful face,
And the white man holds in bondage,
Brethren Of a darker race;
lis a crime, a deed atrocious
To obey the voice of God,
To release the weary captive,
Break the oppressor's vengeful rod.
Be it SO; on Slavery's altar,
Let the living victims stand;
Heavens free winds shall wait the story,
To the earth's remotest strand;
And where'er the gorgeous banner
OF the great Republic waves,
Men hall think, with plying horror,
or the Christian land Of SLAVES.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01
DAVID WOODRUFF,
MANUFACTURED OLE

M"ANUFACTINL UF
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, SULKIES, &c
A general assortment of carriages constant
ly on hand, made Of the best materials and
in the neatest style. All work warranted.
Shop on Main street, Salem, o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01
SPELLING REFORM.
DEPOT or PHONOGRaPHIC BOOKS.

THE following Phonetic works can be
had at the SALEM BOOKSTORE, at Pub.
fishers wholesale Prices. Teachers and Lee.
turers can therefore be supplied without the
trouble and eXpense Of sending East.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Yves
tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuffs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. 30th.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01
PlLLSI PlLLSI PlLLSI

Marlborough, Stark Co, O., IDLY 90. 1919
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
superior hewing Tobacco.

II w. PACE has fine lot Of the very best
~ Chewing Tobacco, in town, which will be
sold very low. This Tobacco is manufactures
Of the fnest material al Danyie Virginia and
embraces the most popular brands put up in the
"Old dominion
This tobacco can ho found at Franklin Il
Bros, Stewart & Dowsings and j Decherd &
Co.,
III We acknowledge the receipt Of plug
Of Mr.. pae's Eclectic Eagle" Brand Tobacco
ard take pleasure in saying that il 10 fine arli'
cle.--ED. DlM.
Columbus, Jan. 2O-lSd0--l5-3O-tj.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
BEOETN'N SPRINGS.
L-- RLnr\T COUNTY. ALA.

THIS celebrated watering place will be open the
n snsniug SEASON. os the as Of May undaJ the ia'-
pssistp N ,nassment - Matthew Oiefs, who pledges
n;taaalr u use all means in his power to please all
who may pay him visit; and bis long experience in
Keeping the Washington Hall at Tuscaloosa, gives
him decidrd advantage over those inexperienced
In That ira Of business He will be prepared to re-.
ceiye rrs,t number ofguests, as he is now taking
~, early xsrt 70 pu things right
II ia hardy worth while 70 inform the public Of
ne rrs.t vrtis Of these Springs they areso well
knavn TO he pnbc already. There are at least nine
md u waterfall in less than halt an acre Of ground
rt.sp eil1 be good band Of music during the sea.
cor AZ t,- spriags lfthr weather should be wet or
sold, zns3a sasA Supplied with plenty of thick
ecver,rg raa good fires
Du-;rg the season there will I've direct line of
stages from Tuscaloosa 10 the srrngs--sAy to com.
msaes the let Of lane There is also post office al
the springs Persons coming from Mobile or New
Qr'a.ns csn gat to cna ~ al seasons in steam
kosts sna he+e take N. stsge for Tuscolossr, aay
O. miles and BY stage from Tuscaloosa to the
springs 90 miles.
Ra'e- ~ B3ard at r.. Bionnt SPRING.
Beard per month Gas 90 Man 4 horse pr mo, ESQ
week, 90 pr week II
dsy, SO IIers day, 90 ct.
Han q horse pr dsy1 90 Chiidrsn and ,ervantS / 4
Price.
Fer the accommodation Of those who may desire
II. satisfactory Rccep'ances on Mobile or New Or
leans, payable lot OF January 1850 viii be taken io
hilla not less than G1y dollars.
Y''e subscriber hiss just returned from the Springs
and he can safely recommend the country betwee,
srs and there, 80 cheap ons to travel in a. any II
south.
rR nuEnr ny absence hon the Washington
ell at Tuscs'coas will have competent person
ere to psy every attention to guests who may cal
aSring tie sumner season. The house will lie vel
sspped with Ice, and every attention paid to visitors
NJ, DUFFBE.
San. ALtheif r-lS--sl--6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
HADEN & OTTLEY,
GES0(EzkS.

.U.f u HET5 EE 4, Columbus va,
hEAVE IN Store and are now receiving an. oher
4 Il for sale low for Cash
Brown Sugar, Rio, Lagulra and Havana Coiieo;
Rice; Moassee; Cheese; Loaf and Crushed Sugar;
Imperial, Gunpowder and Black Tea;
Batter Crackers, Pot Bread London Mustard;
Walnut ketchup Pickles, Pepper; Ginger; Spice
Raisins in Boxes Table Salt "a new artcle,)
West India Preserves; Soft Shell Almonds,
Currants; Saeratus; CranbcrriGs;
Dried Peaches and Appes; Salt in Sacks
Salt Petrc; Brown and Fancy Soap;
Sperm Candles Powder, Lead & Shot all sizes;
Iron: Nails; Collins Axes; Trace & Log Chains;
Filth Chains; Coilee Mills, Selves &c, NC, sc.
tensions No. land No. 3 Flour constantly OIL hand
Columbus March a, Isls,-l4 36-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

ion nm PaE-ravAnoN, BEAUTs' GRaWTH

FoR THE PRESERVATION, BEAUTY. GR.WTH
ASH RESTORATION oF THE HAIR.
This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful F.F
Hg- on The heads ~ hundreds who had tec1 la a
fryears Z also parties 'ha head r. raf
cuIe- disea.e- I'D ,..r '~0' tii i-tiH
.aldng %, ~ yerouns lT,tla,riay -'ay
Iad.e- an3 Gel.-iein,u. bJrou Hi-r o. -rI., lux
ur.slt. slI O.aUilul haIrt 4 auu. sou o-t r,l-
swcr yes. lear FOR one moment ne oass
loss A.: WHY II turns gray, rusiy and c5s.r. ..-
and anna .sssnt IN d, appearance, and Ela.y - OIL
Eacb hair has q raut in al. skim ant b I-ei p
5rr tDbe through which there .= rrui 'iog "a t--
blood d. this circulation lie aa.r o. J1Nti---i
and held asst, as GLOSSY co.ur ~ gwen t.l preserve
and II Is covered Wth iuest od NJV ga! ,'.us
which iniares the SKIN o tie Aoat ar ti.eris 90 -.-
away from il, viii recent &c ,H i-i- lie circulation
through the tubes OF the na.r tsP rs grown, ana
causes IL to fall oil or turn gray, or Dlia. Hence Il
is. that any cause that walkers the circulation Ji
the booI through the skin. or that dyerts the blood
10 the other parts o. the system, will take away the
lively fresh and youthful Appearance OF The mar, ar
rest its g,owth turn II gray sooner or later and Va
thousands OF instances cause premature badness
For the toilet the Ladies viii ind this an adinlra-
be article. II gives lnxuriant britlancy to the
hair and curs, filing the minds Of 5ehoIers with
admiration, AMI almost with envy.
Many, even young persons, sometimes find the too
early appearance Of gray hairs; when this begins
the use ofthe Hair Tonic will check the disposition
to become gray, and almost wholly il not entirely
prevent il.
II may be used on the heads OF the youngest chill
drcn youths and adults, without the least lear from
injury. Sold by A. N. JONES Il co, Agent=
tor DR., d Jayne's Family Medicines.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
4 WARRANTED CURE for Sore. Weak =

y lrhuned Eycs-lt would be presumption ia amp
man o. attempt T. convince an intelligent mnd at he
nad di'cpo.r an tSFAtIBLc remedy IN ALL cases Of
opa,hAuic Injections " g Ielterdte, tAat We make nc
,tru lain bat we are Thoroughly satisfied from 20
RENE. ua eb.er alton. in reference To ainer articles is
veUus ls that UiFCHELL'S EYE-SAiNE viii in
ruely mae cases at of every hundred, any ordn-
ry oirura Gyes where every other known leusdy
ha, been tined and failed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
LIVERY AND SALE
SRA BILL, Z. "a q.


THE Subscribers would respectfully inform hls
Il friends and the public gen rally, thtt lie has pn.
chased Of Mr. " m. " Allen tie nri known sta
bes on the corner OF Market and Washington streets,
the oldest establishment OF me kind IN Il city their
has been an extensive addition to the stable and ~
now prepared 10 accommodate the travelling p ia {
and all those who may deem their interest Il 4gor
him with call, in thcbest possible manner IL viii
take occasion TO say that his establishment vitbs nn
der the immediate control Of
John SlFiDgcri
whose known experience in business isa guarantee
TO all who patronizo him, and he is determined that
no customer shall leave bis establishment dissatisfied
for the want OF any attention Whatever.
The Travelling public may rest assured thpt h's
accommodations are interior 10 none, his Stables w
not be surpassed by any in the Southern States, his
Stalls large and commodous his proyender the best
the country Affords and his Holsters quick and stten
tive,
lie has on hand to let superior LOT OF Buggies
and other Vehicles together wh good riding Horses,
for the accommodation OF the ond Lovers of pleasure,
of recreation and Health, which will be fitted oft to
his customers at the shortest notice and in the neat
est manner possible
lie would say to Drovers that in his arrangements
lie has an eye to their interest
His stable is convenient to all the Hotels and
Boarding houses in the City and Customers will be
waited on at any house they choose to stop. In
short he pledges himself TO have everything done to
the entire tsiaction Of every one. Prices here
totore:
Carriage Horses 4 Driverper day. S. 90
Horse and Buggy per day, $50 90
Saddle horse per day, - 30
Horse at Livery per month, = - so
per week, --- so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
FRESH DRUGS
.i.N'D
MEDICINES.

NJ ESSRs, A n. JONES q CO, are sill receiving
WI heavy additions to their Large and WELL-SE.
LECTtD stock of DRucs and MEDICINES and having
connected with the establishment, Physician Of soule
twenty years experience they their friends and
customers that they viii sell no article bu what is Pure
and Gennne, and any article purchased Of us and on
examination or trial found not TO be what represent
it, the purchaser can retain and receive his m ney
We sell on the most Reasonable Terms--in factw
are Offering good many articles for less tan they can
be bought at IN Mobile. and The Farmers aud Physicians
through tie country will find 10 Their interest to call
aud examine our articles beIore,heJ ichse elsewhere
We have on hand all OF the most popukr Patent Medi-
cnes Nucn az IRE IN high repue, al Of which we An.
RANT GENulNE, and warn all persons from purchasing
EVERY VENDOR OF these preparations uness he can
show some Satisfactory PReoF THAT rHEY ARE THT GEN
luNE ARTICLE, all OF the most reputubIe Patent Med-
cnes purchase direct from The dscuverer or palpnee
aud WILDE happy to show cernica that effect in all
instances desiring such -apl 22-l4-4l-Iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

belnmDHs emale inSlliAlt
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
II. CtArTos ESQ, REV 5. BCTLER, Col. 7
3 alrvrrT. sR., w A. C0zAzT, r. Evans ESQ
3 -. FnLD.I w. HANS, ia. n. W. liUNrHRIEs
+ lssfsrses. Coz. A. "A. klaeASSOS, ]. 3. Ton Eso
gs a. n ioUSs.
Teachers.
8. SMITH, Principal and InstrushCs m tAs
y rasges ard Scenes.
- LOUISA CUSNxsHAs, English Branches.
- . AARIA GREBELEAF, DO DO
r. FRAScEs HoRSE, DO %
AS hkLEN DoVsLAs, Music.
HE duties ollhis Institution VII b Fea11sd On
Monday, October And.
fss course Of Education under TIE PSFsonAl H.
sss's'ion Of tho Principal assisted BY ecmpstent
ROT Teachers Of the highest standing, 10 de-
"a 70 b. tau, thorough, and finished
PEA scholastic wear - divided into two Sesssozs o.
se tsAas sacg. commencing respectively on The
8 0.tssar AMI 81 daTch Pupils viii BE- ad-
Rtsi nt1 ihe Intuition Al any time Of ,hs year,
aai 81. n: charged fr tn'fion only from the date
r'-ance az the close ollss current session.
a'er3Aa: PAYABLE 0ne.half in Advance.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

Sssc apl sc the Same Sort.
WETE have just received supply of that
w Pure, Old French Brar ", Iol Gin,
and Monongahela Whisky for Medical purps.
sss. YONGUE d NTH.
Dec. 10Th le4S. Druggists.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
AFACTIS A 5 lUBBORN TBiAGlIl
DIR. WUOdrun's BySenIcry Cor aid

n IAN lN n - AD4JJiA llli.Nh4t.
DIR. WUOdrun's DySenIery Cor aid
Ihsgreat American realeoytw DgS0tvy Diauhca
Choiera Norbus, and Sammer Compliant Qt Chit-
/ dren.
! Z HIS highly eNoed and Justly celebrated rene.
| 4 dy Tor the cure OF The above named diseases, has
already becom. household medicine in hundreds,
/ il moi thousands OF families. 1t is M longer nat.
Ter % drHb % whether il cures those diseases or
nntb nt It Is now liked fact alplng the things that
are--t not oaly cures cases OF recent occurrence,
but of 10 or = Yeas stand NJ AL 0. No family suu'd
be without 1t during t.ie stuAme. and TAI months.
/ From Inc lion. Whey HIrau,, Mayor OF Colpm-
bus, aud the Rex Jesse Ronag, o. the N, y. Church,
4 south, al COtGmbus, Geo.
This IS to certify that we, the undersigned, ha W.
/ fully tested Dr. Woodruff Dysoatey Cordial
(some of Us Tor years. ana from is effects upon our
selves aud others, we believe it to be The best Of al
other preparations known by Tor those diseases for
which IL Is intended, 1t has a great and descryee
popularity IN til, city, and stands pre-cmnen. abogI
al other preparations.
We look upon It's introduction into any Community
as Blessing. WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayor.
GEO. w. TCKE.N FINE, Tres
Rev. 7 DOR!AG, II h. Church.
CoLumBus, Ga, july lo,i647. -
use br. Woodruff ) Ly5enery |agd'll IN proc
tice. wit the most positive good eL2,t ord cu my
ovp person--laDltuay SUBJECT 90 cmbarra.su.cli Of
t1t 5evsIs In guadalupe dose. every two hours, ard
'!aefer lis to rch0,u promptly
Although opposed to nosruns, nom p.aa 8,
mus, clcci fully present eahoyc
JOHN 6. S,t.gGY ND.
ALBANY, Bake TO, de-, March lIsl3
--hLsc--
DIR. V0oDRUE - C4sH s.. >I[7sC.
D'Ihls ,emdure me4lctue o. .upiea a high pace
in the estimation OF ma y commun-.es, aud N some
places snperscedes all other prcplrttonsil is much
cheaper than any other, aud is sale and efficient.
Try it. MADISON, Ga, Jan. u, 1873
DR.. Woodrul--Dear Sir-l am out OF your Worm
Specific which sells exceedingly well here, having
heen well tried. Send me 10 or ; doaenas soon as
you can. Yours, ye'y truly JAS ROBSON
A GER AIN CURE FOR
FEVER 4 AGUE * CHILE "a FEVER,
The Ga,ss0n', All.
One VIAL GENERALLY cuBrs Price only 30 cents
A Great DESIDERATUM;n MEDICINE
THE LIQUID CATHhGETlC.
This Medicine is agreeable to take aud oEera.e
without gripping or deblIitatng Persons who have
long been compelled to take Pulls, Or 4 SALTS
will find this PLEASANT and HIGHLY VALUABLE
substitute--cALL and examine it, All lie abe ,t
VALUABLE preparations for SALE by
II. S. TAYLOR & CO.,
and A. n. JONES d co.
Druggists, COLUMBUS, Mississippi.
Dec. IT. l848.--l5-25-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

r HIS prcmraticn has been before the pub,js So
long and The harry effects from its mao, arc &C
widely Known that il is almost rseesa to say Nay
tting in relation to its virtues.
We give below a short paragraph from Tho ITO!
Daily Wig
TO TIE DlAf--Wo have ls1rd 50 much lately q
remedy for Deafness, called "ScorPs's Com7oni
Acoustic Oh that We are led to give it thls notice
~c believe however, the Medicines for sale only ID
Philadelphia; bQtift has halt the virtues we hear ai
cri cd TO it arerue, the trouble Of sending for the az
ticIe would be amply repaid by its use. we h9'a
friends who lave used it successfully, and who DE-
Diele il to be the best remedy ever prescribed
A. n. JONES g. TO, only is Tor Columbus
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
FRESH DRUGS,

FE s TAYLOR, g. co, Main Street, a. the
4 a old stand OF GRsEsE limL, have lust received
IRON the Eastern Markets and are now opening, a
iull aud complete assortment VI Drugs, Medicines,
&c, NC,
1t is there determination to keep constantly on
hand, every article, OF the purest and best quality,
which viii be offered on good il not better terms,
than they can be purchased N this Market They
would therefore invite the public, toan early exami-
nation OF their stock, which comprises in part the