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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
YINHE Undeisgn is constantly manufacturing and has
J. for sale very superior article of lNEGAR, ezra
which he will guar nlee to improve by age, and 8
will deliver it, free of charges, in part OF W.
the city or Lafayette. at the following reduced
prices to suit times viz Butts 60 gallons, a. Barrels 90
gaIlons % Is Barrels 40 gallons. cent? gallon libe-
raj discount mode to wholesale customers. .
V line dropped in the Postoffce will be punctaaly
attended to- lang til JOHN II. WEBB
Corner Common mud Maaiy sta opposite Charity HOspta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20

hereby certify that Mr.. Smith purchased the medicine
above mentioned my store and the public rely his
statements. b. ID. BAILEY, Druggist,
a. Wckenden street, Providence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20

~ Sole Agents of New Orleans RUSTE & PAD
DOCK, No: ITO POYDRAs STREET. Sold also by Z. ID.
BEACH lH Canal street. and J. A. FLORAT, at the New
Basin fyl9f
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20
Case of Asthma and Costiveness Cured.

Case of Asthma and Costiveness Cured
PROVIDENCE, March l. 1913
hereby certify that, after suffering for than thirty
years with the Asthma entirely relieved by using for
short time the Compound Syrup Of Yellow Dock Root
which is prepared by Mr. Charles Morse Jr. 167 Broad
street. was also troubled with COstveness which cured
al the same me by the of the Compound do recon-.
mend q very safe and effectual medicine.
DAVID GALE, l07 Pine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20
TO COMPANIES FORMING FOR CALIFORNIA

A GENTLEMAN well known in the City. who has for
IA upwards OF fifteen previous to and during the
late Mexican war travelled and traded through the whole
Republics of Mexico and Texas and who speaks and trans
late the Spanish English and French languages wishes to
obtain Situation with any pefson or Company; about
starting for California about establishing Trading
House in Chagres any Spanish, Mexican or California
Territory The best references vii be given. For inorma
ton INQUIRE at this office. fy16 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20

. [On ShLE AZ 20 ICh0uplfOuIas street.:
LARGE assortment of COOKING-STOVES "a
n OF different Sizes to suit purchaser to burn J
either wood or coal RANGES of different sizes :-@
also. wrought IRON Stoves the most approved plan
PARLOR STOVES;
FRANKLIN STOVES, of all szes;
NINE and TEN PLATE STOVES;
BAR-ROOM Stoves;
BOX STOVES, etc. etc.
RUSSIA IRON STOVES suitable for Court houses and
Churches. etc. fyl0 NJ. u DEVEREUX
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20

IF Please read the following certificate from the cele
brated DR.. .BIRGE, of this city:
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1913.
Messr, Rustic & PADpoCK-Genhemen. Morses Com.
pound Syrup of Yellow Dock regard of the best
medicines of the day and for purifying the blood novating
the system and operation upon the glands and secretng
vessels not equaled by other preparation offered
the afflicted l the medicinal properties of Yellow
Dock far superior to SarapariIa, almost any other
plant OF its nature in the country.
]. w. BIRGE, Md, lO9 Carondelet street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20

PROVIDENCE, March 6, 1913
Mr.. CHARLES MORSE Jr.-Dear SIR: 1t is with much
satisfaction that say you at this time that after being
severely troubled with very bad humo on my arms and
Otherwise for yea-and at the same time my daughter
still more if possible afflicted with humors than mysel-so
much that her head covered with sores, which
quite unsghtly and painful to her-we both entirely
cured by using your valuable COMPOUND Syrup of Yellow
Dock Root short time We made of bottles of
the preparation 1t pleasant the TASTE and think
Yours truly, WILLARD SMITH,
BIB South Main street. Providence.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
THE CROPS.

The iazoo (Nliss Wing of the I'm ;ns,
says; q gentleman who has Just returned from a
tour through greater portion of lbjs untv IL.
oiifs us MAJ The crops, owing loihe incessan
rams, are IN most deplorablc condition. Our
informant has been assured by planters. and his
own observation confirms tie belief. that MOI
more ln1n thru Of crop Of cotton will be made
IN Ting county. Several planters have been com
pelled 10 throw out from one to two hundred acres
o. cotton, being unable to manage the grass. The
corn crop too is much injured by the fieanent
rams which keep the stalk growing and prevents
the ear from filing up.
the Lake Providence lLa) Republican Of the
18th inst. says.
" hear much complaint among The plan,ers
y 'he INJURY done the crops by the continued
rams we have had for the last four Or five weeks.
some have almost despared Of making any
'hlhg' whilst those who are most favored will
only make little over half crops. Many Of the
planters have partially abandoned their crops on
account OF the cholera, which has been very "a.
ial on several plantations in this vicinity.
Inc Shreveport (La.) Gazette Of the 18th inst
says.
'N1'e"thtS pul uPlhiuH upon what we nave
seen and the. information we have received we re.
gret to chronicle the fact that crops gent rally
drought our own and contguou. parishes are in
different. The planting and working season has
been attended with almost incessant rains, which
have very much made against planters.
The Grenada Press ofthe 2lst says:
The rains through this section as far as we have
been able TO learn, have been very partial
some Of our planters are oyerrun with grass.
while others have very promising crops, in this
region, will yield full as we'll as in any portion
Of the State.
But IN another part Of the same paper we find
the following:
IHz WEATHER.--Wc have had daily show
crs during the entire week, and for the is hours
proceedings orr going TO press. ii has been fall
'ns heavily and necessarily. We anticipue So
nous results, not only to the crops, but to The
health Of the country.
I'VE NEATnER.-We have had rainy and
cloudy weather for nearly three weeks, scarcely
. day 81 sunshine. Tho farmers generally saw
ihat tEci c9fn cEopa are fine but tho, their cot
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

ton era2s are greatly injured BY The rain. No
one lailks hat We can make an average crop %
cotton Ia this county. Nlr9al Eagle. ~. oIa
The weather is threatening upan Ihe prospects
Of ne cotton crop. Dsrinr The past week, there
has hllen rain in copious showers. The AIR IS
eool-eyeh rendering winter clothing necessary
10 comiorL The corn is not suffering from wei.
bat Ii Il continues much longer. or If il were even
70 cease now and Pc followed by long spell III
dry weather. the cotton crop viii be very mate.
nsty injured. Tue prospects are no, bright.
taxing any view If the case.
ChickeSsie RspUllieaH, Jgly eld.
TIE NEArEeR-TBE CRors. We believe
The rain has this month continued 10 pour every
day, with single exception. Il has. il Is sad.
rained more this Season. bv 80 per cent, that "a
ever d'd before within the memory OF the oldes,
nhsbitaut The effect on The cotton cron.
Judging iiom accounts from every quaueris disas.
irous in the extreme. The early fIos,s com
mrnced the destruction, and the bell worm and
The continued rains, have completed il. There is
one consolation. however; and That IS ,fe pros.
pect of high prices, which will make n half
crop this year, as valuable as a whole one last.
Jackson Southern, Jply -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
BIOUNT SPRINGS.
lLOUAT COUNTY, ALA.

FENlilS celebrated watering pice wiil br arm II,
y eusuuS SEASON., eS The Is 81 May. under tift i'm
tea8te management 81 Mtthew H1eifr, wbupe H..
himself 70 use all means n hspower 70 tlcaseafl
/ who may pay buna yisGHnd bis oncovperjenre n
4 keepua INC Washington Han at 1'useal,ast aige.
4 Ann a decided advantage over those inexperienced
10 that line Of business. Tie viii BE prepared /, "a.
ce#e great num5er orere Is as he Is now akior
an cavity start to pm thnqs right
Il is hardly worth while 10 inform the public n
the ereu virtue q these Nprhgs a. they are % eH
kuoAu 10 the pahiic already There are At leas nine
kads 81 water, all in less than half auacre III GROUND
There viii be a good band 81 music daring tho IA
son ut the springs. 1.-THE weather should IA wet II
cold guess shall be supplied with plenty OF thick
covering and good fires,
During the season, there viii be 4 diect HE IF
stages from Tuscaloosa ia the tprinqs--stt Ii cam
mence the Lat Of Juno, Thcro i also post usnceyt
the springs. Persons coming from Mobile II Nav
Orleans can get tsg!Nclma at all seasons ii atclm
boats and there taKe the stage for Tusealossa, All
Il miles, and BY stage from Tuscaloosa 10 The
springs 30 miles.
Rates q Board al thc Blunt Springs.
Board per month $40 % Man 4 horse d i.4o e88
week. % IL Veak II
day 30 Horse taT, 69 ~
Mnn& horse prday9 90 Children audseryant ~
puce
For the accommodation Of those who may desire
+ satisfactory acceptaacas On Mobiic or New or
leans, payable lst Of January 1850 viii betaken tor
biag not loss thantiity dollars
The snbscrlberhaslas te'urnfair0m the Springs
lnd De can safely recommend TIE country between
crc and there, a. cheapa ono 70 travel Il Us any n
c south
] During my absence from the Washlugto
eaH at Tuscaloosa vii have . competent person
- ~
larog the summer season Tho h0use Wilbe well
,upPAcd with Ice, aalevcry attention pad @ qisi,ors
N DUFFLE. +
Jan u, 1910 5--3l--Gm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
ANNOUC ElI ENTS.

= he arc sutHrrEei 9 aaHolcc Nsrsasfsr q
Go1pwIs q rlnd.da-e Ga re-6Iecurg - s. 49, =.
JatEs q Com PIcosts 70 Lew les Cseu,Y,t ~ y,
su.ag NavFm. sr eiscu5n.
I T We are aulhori-ei 10 annoaee JAMS Z. rs.
RrEI rs a eauoila;e, at tbe November election In
ila 9tce 81 Circuit Jstre # Che S.x'h lrlesl Dis.
u.ci cf lie State ot Mississippi. coa1rasct OF the
comics G. lowa1ss, usneos..l, Chock-1w C4lra.L
Ia.'afa1chs' laio5asla, c. 6 .as3lv and Monroe
i H. We are authorized 70 announce TsH5v Han.
siSoS, ia es candidate toy District Attorney Tor
Le b,a Jeoicai s.Hct composed q. tie counties a,
lowndes, Ostiotoha. Chacsaw Carroll, Talaaste, d
ieio5u In, Chlcl.lssw and sloaoe.
u We are authorized to announce Jo,sS T. lack.
tsq as q Candidate Tor District ktorac, or the 9th
judicial district composed Of the counties OF ovn,s
ukdbb5sa, Choc,av. Carroll, lallaAatehs. Ya,,sbu.
shs, Cbicksssw and Monroe.
Z Ut We are authorized 70 announce A'.z1 L. LOVE-
as candidate ioF te-elcctont1 the e'ilce OF Clerk
Nt iae C'rca'i court Of Lownies county at the ensa
ing November election.
u Weareapthorzel 70 snnounce Wm. 4. BARRr
Is candidate for Tie once OF clerk Of the Circuit
e9utt @. LJwndes county Al the ensuing November
election
We We are authorized 10 announce Col JAMES N
NAAAE Tor reelection to the Office of Sheriff az
Lo@haes county at the ensuiag November election
- R'eHARn Il, TBoNPsoS. is a candidate for the
once o' Sheriff. at the ensuing November election.
= Bray Poor IS in tho field for Sheriff Of
Lo"haeS at ue ensuing November election.
We are authorized 10 Announce EveaARp
D9"sNS. Jr, rs candidate Cor the Office Of sheriff
OF LoNndes county al the ensuing Nov, election.
- Weave authorized oannoure ". II H. par.
TERSox, Us candidate tor the oai5e Of Sheriff oil I
hoWhdes county, At the ensuing November election.
'sfWeae aaihorzejto announce Day,rr VIZ. |
lIAas as candidate for reelection 20 the office 81
t'erh OF the Prabltc Court OF lowndes County NJ tho
November election.
W NJ arc authorized to anuuonca I,nrs f G,ar /
81 Nakpbec County as candidate Tor d. oaa a. t,bs
efl ler6 Of TIE northern district Of Alssssinp Flee
lion IA No,euacf,
SoflgacS 4 BEowN IS candidate .or the office /
q, 1ie'E y tA3 Vfohate Count OF LoBadas Cauy
Election ia Aogeuaer next
- Wear authorized 70 announce z. Il GAsroy.
i'sq as candidate for reelection to the Office m
oan'r Treasurer attbe ensuing Aogemherea
VI Ho are authorized to announce Rergey Ron.
,"oN as candidate for Assessor 81 Taxes lo,
i@"ndes County, at heensuins November election.
f.NWeaie authorized toannounee IIeNev TAy.
-oR e q ahSdate for re election 10 the Office M A.
,,eessoro Taxes for loWndes County, at the ensupq
NoNemhcrroCtc0.
- lEu DoNGLL il a candidate for fe.eloclion
T" 'hr oiheept Mayor Of Columbus Mississippi al The
'nsnihg November election
- We arr authorized to announce Rtru.en :
. Ao5eryass candidate Ter he Office or ro0u
Unstable o. the town oi Co8a1usat the ENSUING
November election,
NJ GfoNGE X. McDhMEl Il candidate ror r.. /
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
SN& 81 PoNTSS><<:ssSs.s2s--
S'Vszssss>S|SSfflI66 80 ~

t'hk AT Nksr PoRT.--A fire occurred at West
Pcgt On the opposite side Of the nyar mile or Two a.
bove town. last night which completely consumed tie
trF good and grocery storesof Messrs. &. W. Ran.
coiPh and r b Goyne The IRE originated in Mr..
kando'passtoFe about oclockEmthe night and was
supposed to have been the result OF accident TN.
loss 10 Mr. Randolph very heavy-nearly all of his
goods were consumed. Mr. Goyne store, welearn
was ensured. The fire was distinctly visible from
town. from the time That it first broke ont There
were two kegs .of powder in Mr. Raudolpli's store
bch exploded with terrific reports, doing ITO iniarr
however, wS belieye, to any Of those WHO were a..
sagcdat do Time IN remoyng the aetcaand.zs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE

The National Intelligencer fthe 26,h says:
by the Atlantic steamer EUROPA we have in.
lelligence from Liverpool and London 10 the l4lh
instant. Itappears to be Of sufficient interest to
warrant the delay Of the press ID order TO give
AFclegraphc sumnarY oIit.'
IN London, Liverpool, and other seaport towns
Of EasLAND the cholera is increasing. Terri
Bile distress continues IN Ireland Smith o Bri.
IN, O'Douoghue and others convicted Of State Of.
fences, have been shipped to Van Deman's
Land.
In Franc. the elections 10 fill vacancies in
the National Assembly hayeresutcd ii favor Of
the Moderate candidates. NJ. l.amauine is
among the number elected Lcdn kollin has
escaped to London.
Al Paris tue choleyais r'pidlY decreasing
There has been upwards of2o,000 deaths BY the
disease since January
Tho difficulties connected with the Italian
question are becoming moro complicated. The
French troops entered Rome on tie 9Th instant.
The Roman Assembly recommended The peo~
pie TO abstain from all acts Of hostility towards
them. Garibaldi, with 10000 men, escaped
and made his way towards Garsoma, with the
reputcd intention ofinvadiug Naples. A detach-
ment oftbe Frcntll army went in pursuit.
A Genoa paper Of the 7lh instant states that d
Provisional Government consisting Of one Ro.
manand Two Frenchmen, has been established
II Rome. tits understood that the French min.
lister At Gaeia has arranged the allowing conIi.
tons: First, the Pope TO be renslated, second,
the French 10 evacuate Rome, Leaving garrison
d500 men, third, tile Ausirians 10 eyacnate 30.
logne and Ancona, fourth, The army Of the Alps
10 be diSbanded.
Venice still holds out vigorously against Aus.
iria, but provisions are becoming very scarce in
the city.
Important despaiches have been sent from
lord Palmcrston to Turin desiring Sardinia no,
Ioresuns negotiations for peace with Austria
As England wishes 10 save Italy from impending
danger.
The Danes have gained great victory over
tive Holsteiners in Ia North Jutland. The Danes
have re aiken Rolling.
The Ilungarians continue to fight with great
energy. The reported victory ofJellachich over
hi Hungarans Is upfounded Tho Austrians
gained hut slight advantage over the Hnnga>
rians beyond the Raab. The Russians after
moderate resistance, have entered Transylvana
Conslradt The Hungarian army.
$4,000, totally routed the Rnssin
army Of 10000. under Paskcwiich. se
90 JOB WORK NEATLY EIECUTEB
Ar THTS OFFICE. !
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

'iEeetslF9ca 3, la - Sever Moss Ears ~
teiiied o. 'ha hiIa.gt PregIso. snd TIA, lie co3id
not perceive bow am man could believe ihai lie
WC.'.e' after having rad bis NieRoisoH ,euer. 90
Governor Broun also said. 'lai Michigan
Wtu.d mrsi Ppl aay iastfucs ier Senators 20
vote lor The Wines putisa, aui ga, Lsiors
6cEeFsi Eass vts,i carry o,- sui INSTRUCTIONS.
he would Tesiga his seal n the ze~a,e
These are mosg important statements made
iy one 81 the Most reliable ans igieliieert gen
temen 40 Mississippi. The people Of ghe South
Miii BOW see what lacy baye gained by he cleo
ion q saeh politicians IS Tayier and Fillmore
ever such paiile'ic statesmen as Cass and But
ler-Nobile Re5iser
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

~ VIRTUE ola Decree ofne District Chancefy
- toa'' e'le Snte Of Nisss1pp, b equity. setting
at FlermHda, Jnne Term. hy wbeh wHs apboiptsd
lfnsiee ~ lien Of James Fernlndys Deeeascd / vjll
SCI 70 the highest bidder FIR cash on The first MONDAY
- september pest, on TIE pfcui9as ccrtal rrart II
pAcel"l land hing aud bung II tie county Of Pamela
known apd designated aa section township rnae q
wes, vince was Frd the aid Fenaudes ~ Jim
hRFnl " rust g secnrt he payment Of q certain
pfqnlsary Gote MAZE and eXtcatel III he sal Nutri
heff Of Charleston y & If SINE date An, .aj
dged iconfeyance ~ appears on rccordtn ~ CLERKS
Once 81 We Probate Canrl Of Paaoa ronpiy rba Min
y believed 2 he good but VA convey such tc as Il
vested ~ ne as iroseA Tins l7lh dsy Of INV $50.
ALEAANDER X. BNYEL l1r-.nn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
Univ FIRSTLY on MISslssIppt.
ULTY.

d losGefasEr, l.. l. p, Pyesi4-R all Pro
t.ssar9 ujrqt aa4 .Ms,ta} piGosoglg, &r.
a !, B.ep>oE A. NJ, P-oessor b 5igte,e,,jo,
apd 1afp4omy
Joas MHlsaIos n. p, prGswr b N4gaI
Sctaaes
JOINS NJ WADDaL.4. II. Professor IF Langqaqe.
THE exercises u this Institution he foaniood
( on the second Thursday ii Septembernoxt Tfera
i Dot one Session ID The wear which consists ~ en
I months. The Vacation covers lie period ,ron taf
Thursday after second Monday HI July 10 spfon3
Thursday ~ September Of each year FOR admission
INTO me Freshman Class n candidate must have
competent knowledge 81 the English Latin. Il Greek
Grammcrs, Composition, Arithmetic and Ge9graohv
'atsar 9Irgil, and the Greek reader, and some ac.
qnaintance with Latin Prosody
The studies the Freshman year arc. T.incoI,'s
Ivy, Andrews Ovid, Ovens Anatass and tyro.
p#dIa, Davies University arithmetic, Davies B6ur-
don ana l.eEendre Antiquities, Latin COMPOSITION
aud rfosody
Pc Studies o The Sophlmore year are. Horace.
Taeas, Feton's lliiad and tho Memorabilia Contra
Hauon q Davies Bourbon and l4eveu1re plane and
Spherical Tngonomety and Davies Surveying Gam.
bells Philosophy Of Rhetoric, Diapers Natural mi.
osopty, and Turner's Chemistry Latin and Greel
Composition and Prosody.
ihe STUDIES q the Junior Year are Juyenal. Gle
= ~ W pIAtoIe' Demqs1henes d. Corona, Greek
Tragedy Descriptive Geometry, Shades, Shadows
and Perspective, Analytical Geometry Descript.,a AL
tronomy, rlmners Geoeo and slneralogy JOIN.
sons Agricultural Chemistry, Vattal's Law II M.
tons, Says Political Economy. Composition and
prosody '''1
The Studies ofthc Senior Year are. Cicero a.
senectntc Or Amicita, and Wolsoys edition n = /.
los GoTgias, DiIerenti4 and Integral Calculus
Dlmsteds Natural Philosophy Physical Astronomy
Logo, Metaphysics, and Moral Philosophy
The expenses for the ten months are s37 FOR col.
ege dues the whole in advance; Board IS per month
payable quarterly in advance; Washing. Fuel. and
Lights are q the expense Of the STUDENT who viii al
70 Proyiae his Own furniture This, II desired, can
be furnished BY the Steward at a fair rate.
No Student will BE- admitted into any c'ass III tbo
University without the requisite preparation, which
viii be tested by a rgd examination.
J. NJ. HOWRY, Proctor Unip. MI
Oxford, July 2lst, is49.
~ = D. me textbooks used in the Sophomore
Classes can be procured in Oxford
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

aFThis gorntiuee medicine occupies a liYh piqra
" tho estimation OF many communities aud IN soRe
PAGES sopefscedes ait other prepayGdG3S-il i much
cheaper than any othey and Is safe and etiiciea-
Try H. MADISON, Ga. Jan. -. isgs
Pr Wooarui,--Dear SRI am out Of yoar lpor,
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here hayn,
hecn we'll tried Send me o or II dozen az soon n
YOU can Yours ycy truly JAS ROBSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

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sara. uPen &c fssssse & tis net caase lie s,sF.
ne innedaie yaseslsed ID "a faasy nsyr.a -~,s =
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7 the purpose heaa,a SCI go.tll
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other FfaFes eie1eF. s4stl 1t the las ae4siabef,,.
spes bed, open ena Hela peals ies e purpose & ssrsr
'eirlHT Vie saeleicn vii upen tn cali 81 ea..es
tisn; warn seid ELECTION a be eassacfes epou &c
same principles, ana under tie sane rains ana rsr-
altes, as are now prescribed u conducting eeeters
Tor tue eIeilan q Governor and toe result 1t ~.
sete fer esaA.eepahs toen oseiiys IS fsaasr5ed
to tRe 9eetftrs 81 eia'e, as Is low resaiFea ii Ire
Sc {. 81 frfse-sate'sl THAT lie Ausii9r 4
public accounts, sas Ssate lfsAser.r, anI the Se.re.
agr al State ssal, N fae presaaea d she aarer-,r
en- tge besi aloea8s II aan. 1890 opan ard earpf Nj
ase te'ss iln roledan aFveFdea asd It slsall sn.
peaF tnat q msqs.iy ystes aeed i9f mem5sfs
q tle Eggs nre, ga1 forwarded, a'.ali be il d.
Fnt u co4lepIan, tha StesnQg sSsaH thaFetnoa i
$50 q - 4 4i vs. ~ ~ tt ' faae
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
AFACTIs AsTUBBORN THING
Dr. WOODRUFFs DYSENTERY CoRDlt.
The great American remedy lor Dys-n.rrf.
DiafrhCa, Cholera MoIbus. end SIM.
rlar Grn1ni.fht of rbnI..
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usr Complaint OF Children.
FHHhiS highly exisled ard justly cslrbfa,es ,s.,,
q ty loT the cure o,tae above named sise.ess -.
a.reaey become household medicine h bs.lrsi.
j not thousand ofamilss. Il is ~ ser ~.
- q aealf az - whether il cures chose is--,.
hol-hu, e is now fixed fact amonr fhefiir-s - (,
are, nct oay ceres cases ct recent o--,,T-s,,co
eutoi ~ " n years standing also Aoamav sbogfi
v W'uloe' u curing the sumner and almor,hs
Ton me lion. Wiiey Williams. Nsvor eg,oInr,.
oes' and The Rev. Jesse Boring, Of the 81 E CBgrrs
sou'h. az Columbus. Ges. -. 4
this rs TO certify that We. the UNDERSIGNED Ia.
July tested Or. Hoolrud's Dyzsntsr5 rar.Is.t
(sonie o MS .or years, and from is e,,sts r,,, ,,
selves and others, NE believe il sabe IN, rs. ~ n.
other preparations known ty Us Gr ti.,ss i.essas So,
which i Is intended h has a great md dess-vs.
popularity IA as c'y,an9 stands pree,nine9t 49,
al other preparations
We look upon it, Introduction into any co,,.,,,.,
as blessing. WILEY WILLIAMS. Nee
GEO w TURENTINE. Tsc's
Rev J, BORING, NJ E. Cbprsb
CoLuaEus, Ga. July l0,lS47.
use Dr. Woodruff Dysenterv Cordial IN ,r..
tee, with the most positive good effect and % ~.
osn pers0n--hahinally subject to embarrsssn,es i,
the bowcls-in qaadruple doses every two honrs ana
II never f}Jls To relieve promptly
Although opposed 10 noslrHras from prinei,ls
most eheetfuliy presenttheahove
JOHN c. SLAppFY. Nm
albany, Baker CO., Ga, March ,l5@s