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lust opciei al the Wet ca5 f.f 81
- square in IN. iow- 81 f rrH tt.
sale under the care IT Nr r & fffk
large and well selected stock - in.y e.
copsising 81 part of lhc following a, os
W.T. "road'loths and cassimerrs laits: .ea
If French, English, and American prints;
toHadrs brown and hcarhcd -hte'rr.
sh-'ings; plain snd figured Swiss musllas,
net. rirgha'n; elA and wcrsied plalds. NJ
Cd, brown, and lr,sh lnaens. and o gchcr4'
sorirnent Of horne's and ribbons, laees aus
fncrv, too tedious g. mention, together Il,
IN extensive Dot Of acnl,cmcHs clothing. l4't
and caps, boots saa shoes, ccnilomcus afi
ladies saddles, hr.tlce ari msr;inglies Ia
warc, qlcenswarc, and Gallery, assorted grot
joe. Sc. Ar.
The public are invited to eall End exam
for Themselves
rHRNEIii l.. CLARE.
iaair c'Hs II Sqlsbeyy Cigrt, de.G
June ~. lfil MS n
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LATER FROM cALiroRNiA.


The New Orleans Bmifan of the I'd inst,
SAYS Letters from San Francisco, TO MAY
lWit ore day nicr than previous accounts, have
boon received at Boston, via Malallan The
market was oter~ioekcd with many dcscrlp-
Toms Of goods which were selling at low rates.
Some dozen ycsscls were expected from the
Celestial Empire. The following Is literal
extract from one of them
The charge for storage and Harding goods
Wcro enormois; from 80 to $ per month was
charged storage, and 81 TO IS per ton for land.
ing goods. The anchorage was crowded with
Ne~sris, ana others were arriving daily Some
hundred more were expected in August MANY
articles Of merchandise could be purchased
irpm 80 to 30 per cent discount on the invoice.
Building materials, principally house frames,
complete, boats Of good descriptions and carts,
with everything complete, would do we'll Pro-
visions and clothing were abundant and cheap.
lumtcr was worth Toe per thousand lrct. aud
scarce at that Large portions Of the lnhahi-
iants IN San Francisco were madly gambling
IN land,
New teens were being laid ont in different
spots around the hry. und building lots. in viii
dernc.s sites were selling at from $3.50 TO
$4,000 each.
San Francisco was full Of people, nn1 It Is
net an uncommon thing for twenty o- thirty
individuals TO occupy one small apartment .
tire tents about the town are innumCrahly
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AAEAwA tEors.-The following j. taken
w the correspondence OF the New Orleans
~ Pm Of .Ae 81, ult
he cotton folds through Alabama gene.
pfesenled a very uniayorablc appearance
MAS the Information ". obtained ~ to the
Of the crop. The corn, on the con-
Ary appeared remarkably fine and luxurlant.
0weset there Is time for the cotton to in-
'Ove, and am among the unbelievcrs as to
= Annual cry of short crop" The cultiva-
- fN'end- over such vast .y,en, of country,
- u must h' something very unusual to cre-
= . gensrai INJURY TO the crop throughout the
1o!a of this wide surface at the same time,
oWtycr. Tor tins very reason, there will be
- or less INJURY to It every year, whilst 9TH
s4Drtions OF u, from rroptlous circumstances,
IT, yield abundantly, and thus with shorincs,
aome sections, and full crop in others,
] areragc production, according to the ouan.
y planted may generally be counted upon,
~ very little chance for general shoriness OF
gsnerai faH crap That II may vary one or
70 thonsand bales Is very possible but even
do this, the injury or the full production Gas
= cas- may bed must be very great and cx.
~ over a large surface OF country. When
rs talk of crop Of 100000, or sellers OF
1000, yon may listen aticntNely, and be-
D just rs much A. you think proper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-16

n On Friday, the 18th ult, at Waiorvillo,
Aba county. New York, the Thermometer
49, ut N-o Within 'hlrty.six hours, VIZ on
~ tTen.ug a ,he 10th, there was = decided
fvn1s
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INkEN Up by ~ /. iIigcens, uslns 10 r..
l nola comfy, about tive miles north Of Csf-
ihsec and posted before + Henry Msr'ln. Esq
ON the goth day Of July. 1879, brown mar
mule, abort ten years old, hind IN one owe, and
appraised 70 So, by Joseph Johnston and John
Met Axkil
J HAnlfV tNnEr S0N
CoRVy Crrs " popoia taurfe
far'harf. August 4, $50 IS g.
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AF ~ AFRICA There has been bloody
kemen, on the coast Of Africa, between
p along the Ria Mines and some French
B Fian vessels ui war, The French CON.
j. has - h'islicd a bclliserent blockade
j. all the ports Of caiy to the Territory
rhl
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rrpIVc. OF TIE SABINE RIVER
49,. lf.fpN CONVENTION


hocFEpING~ OF TIE sARlNE RIVER
NNNhirIoN CONVENTION,
a, Saiiae TorH, on Monday |Hiy ieA, i7'9
pur.,,ance with previous arrangements, the
e.. from the following counties were
k.pi and took their seats,
s"a S,,s,as Goaniy--Gcn. John G. Berry,
I u &. Harding, II. NJ. kinsey, and X, W
m Sabiir Coumy--llcn. D. S. Kaufman
,,r Stroibcr, Geo. l.. Clapp, g. u. Causey,
!, 4 u Oliphin,, AMI j. S. Noble
{rom Shelby and Newton counties, none.
D. motion, Gen, John g. Berry Was called to
shaig, and J. :. Noble appointed secretary.
Pie chairman, in few pertinent remarks
)aned the object of the Convention
N motion of MAJ. Harding. Col. Il, X. Wal
Mai. VIM. g. Edwards, y. J. Thompson
and y. J. Lewis, were invited 70 particl-
in the proceedings Of the Convention
D. motion Of Maj. kaufman, the citizens OF
siana vino were present, We're invited to
hicipsie IN the proceedings OF tn" conyen-
b. motion q h. J. Thompson. the proceed
n of "A convention recent held IN Shelby
h,y. relative to the navigation OF the Sabine
+. were read
b. notion of IIaj Harding, resolved, That
kcmn,.tec. TO be composed of one indi-
|ual from each beat III the following eoun-
- Wit; Shelby, San Augustine. Sabine
4 Newton-i'c appointed 10 solici, subacrIp-
II TO be applied to clearing out the Sabine
20 be paii TO the chairman Of this Con
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Gin siuuds Tor Sale.

TIVE BSCRlRfR has a loi ol Cotton
l Gin Stand, of the uanuiartgr at Daniel
Pratt, Of Aaiaea county. Ala, u store st ti.
Warehouse OF Perry q Spell ia rort caido.
Which he Offers 10 sell AZ io,r prices
The lot contains variety OF from 90 20 On
saw t
is already known To- thc public.
prcc. 50 oo. s. 50 and 81 90 per sass.
Terms cash. " on credit hil the II January
So.
Refer TO y r rcry, or W. Spell Porf TAX
3d. or IL the subscriber. $. VI hfGERTN
Port Caddo. June .. iSia-}-6m
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saddle aud Harness Making.

'INiE undersigned are prepared To e,ocu," 1ii
l the varieties Of wefs IN She tine at Saddle
aud ilnrne.s Making their materials are ~ the
best description and thoir work performed ~
snort notice. They are supplied with large
assortment Of The celebrated Nai,i'.-frr maun.
tictured by Mr. TcRSfE, formerly Of San Au-
gusilne.
Their tr-ms viii Ia accommodating, and. If
desired, vill c np credit 60 puuctuil customer
Stop, at Crans LANYARD, ou Man street Ncs'
Of the pubic square, Mar-hlH, Tcyas
j,i-3ly GRAIN & ptNAW AN
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HOG WATER Is ALABANA.-1he Mobile
Hrad ha, received letter dated Tule's Shoals,
July 10th winch ssty. Thu Alabamn river ha.
risen at this pls2" about oieyrn feet since
Sunday last, and is siill RISING rapidly. All the
plantations IN this vicinity arr almost entirely
under water, and the lass to the planters viii
be almost incalcuabo. SAW a gentleman
this moment who left Selma Yesterday morn.
iHg-hc says all the plantations from here to
Selma are more or less under water, aud the
river rising at Selma when he left lie says
the Cahawba river is higher than it ever was
known to be before
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The en-, through the solid Rock at li,'le
Falls, n, y, for the l mon and Schenectady
road has been completed. II Is nearly 1000
feet long, IS feet deep and ~ feet wide at the
bottom. The work has cost II months ~ time,
and | 900 kers Of powder The double track
Is now being laid through It, and, when done
a dangerous curve viii be avoided
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EAECJyORS NOTI"E.
the STATE OF TENAS.

I'M ~ NJ T. VI I'm ~
torsn "a HsRKlapS.
tonu'Y Cag't, r.'r,aniae to The csi1ps 81 aeccAcl
f~raut ,iag Irm, 4 y 1872
L|LIAS PAGE, executor of the estate Of
IL Edward Robertson, deceased, has Sled bis
accounts At Dis term Of SAID court, 10 b. opln-
ed tor final settlement ai thc August form
lhercof 1910, Nhrn and whore an rsr ou- .ny
iercsicd may attend and contest aud accounts
If they see proper L, order of the court.
T. e. REAZlEN, tA. {. G.
August 3, 1913 nag g.
NEW GOODS -1hc aaAer lnci have iast
y received, and arr nov oponiug ai their nes
house, ticsi OF the pghHe square. IN tht town
Of Marshall q Stock Of Nprag and ,Suinmrr
6oasis Of almost cycn variety usaslly iomi 10
reiail s,ares which they oirr loW Cor etse
Those sn'ng To purchase. are respectfully m,i-
ted 10 cail ard examine ihelr woek
imy2G-isl J. W. BARRETT & CO.
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uProsirioS 70 NEHs-The West Peunsyl.
vanan Conference Of the United Brethren,
German Meihodisisl adopted q resolution Of
their last meeting, recommending the General
Conference "a introduce an srtcle INTO thor
discipline - forbid their female members 70
wear vcill.
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tDNfNivTRi1.lR'S NOTfCE.
TIE STATE nF TEXAS.

'u.Nrf % nsFEi70s
CorF taun. gvyiamts ie tbr csialas u a. ra.rt
J-4nirr
INlNRlES " BUTLER, almu.sira',
! ani Anne Long. tdnhsua'n,. Il ihD C5.
tir Of Hugh Long, decreased, have flied ul.if
accounts concerning thc SAID o.,afe in this court
to be opened tn fual eiilcnpnt 81 lae iagi.t
term thereof Hhen and whore al ,ersons inter
esicd may attend md coutcs, sad accounts, s..
they -oe proper Is order 90 the couf
Y {. REAZiEl, & {. {
Nt-fAei', tugnu 3. 1879 ui3 20
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intelligence received from Fort Simpson under
date of the Nh of October last the BoSfoa
Uaiig Advertiser, remarks; THAT II seems Of
fectually TO preclude the surposiueu that The
party Of Sir John Franklin could have entered
the Arctic seas rs Sar west as the toppcrmnc
river. Fort Simpson Is on the Mackenzie
river, ht some distance Northwestcrly from the
Great Slave Lake. The extent OF the coast ct
the Arctic sea explored by the party who has
Just returned to Fort Simpson, from the mouth
of Mackenzcs river to that Of the Copp"rmine
is not less than i've hundred miles. The fact
that no vestigc of Sir John Franklin, or any
other European. was discovered or heard of,
appears to afford conclusive evidence that the
party could not have reached so far toward the
westward "a those regions
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-16

Miss BLACKWELL, the Female Physician, who
was educated in tins country and leit for Franco
some months ago is creating good deal OF rt-
element in Paris, The lady ha. quito how'll
dered the learned faculty there by her diploma
She /. young, and rather good looking, and en-
tered on her singular career from motives Of
drty. hlcr about ten DAYS hesitation on the
part of the directors Of the Hospital Of Mater
nifty, She has received permission to enter that
Institution as pupil
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Az Owl rs. SNAgY.---A Friend passing through
the woods In the vicinity Of Milledsseyille. Ga,
few DAYS SINCE, says TIC Recorder, met an owl
Of the lnrrcst description in the road. On aa-
preaching It, Il made an effort TO escape him.
Nothing was ,isibl, to the aye 10 prevent It's
doing SO. Struck by the anonaly, he deter
mined on closer inspection Having touched
il With switch. the owl made an effort 20 ily,
which developed under is feathers a snake
twined round It's wings. The oNl would occa-
sionally seize the tail OF the snake IN - mouth,
hut ID would be ~ Immediately di.engagcd.
After witnessing the contest iof ahprl inns,
our friend killed both.
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CAsArA---lt was contemplated hy the carly
founders Of the republic that canaia should
form a part Of the United States, as appears
from the following article, specially inserted in
the old Articles %, Confederation, # IT'S,
ART, II. Canada, according tn this couicdc-
ration and joining in the measures ot the | mi
ted States, shall be admitted into ard entitled
10 all the advantages Of this Union; h1 Ho
other Coiony shah bc admitted into the slme
unless the admission be agreed TO ly the nine
states.
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION "

lust ARRIVED, AM for sale ou uauai
y terms, ilc oll stand ot Evans, Grrac.A
coftsf %; the square, Maf,Aail.
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etc. cannot fall below forty millions
SMplE REMEDY FOR BrgNs--An esteemed
lady friend sends us the following remedy for
the most painful burns which, II applied immc,li-
alcly, affords almost instant rvlivi. SBe SAYS
II consists of equal parts Of l.n9cei oil and
lime MIXED with it. l. must be well shaken BIZ
fore using, and poured on piece Of raw cotton
aud applied to the sore. Il may be renewed
two or three times a day. The remedy is 'ul-
liable to families, and so simple that 10 isP Jim
the reach Of every one She has seen almost
immediate relief derived from the application OF
this mixture 10 The most painful and serious
burns, which without il, might have become
w.ee spread, tedious and expensive wound.
The Seieaiii,c American says,
awe copy the above from the Baltimore sun
to endorse It's truth. The lime water and the
oil makes beautiful white salye, personally
tried some years ago with satisfaction.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
1,W. GORDON,s FAMILY pILLs.--B

- ing Compounded exclusively ofsuch Ingredients
Nature intended should operate ON the impurities OF
The human system-strke at the root Of the disease,
reneyng all impurities from the body, opening the
porca externally and internally, separating all for
egn md obnoxious particles from tho chyle, SO that
the blc Of which It il the origin, must be- thorough
ly pure-neeessarily securing a free and vigorous
action to Tie heart lungs, liver and stomach, thereby
restoring health BY opening the pores, cleansing the
veins and Arteries, Hnimpedng all tho natural veins
and purifying NE blood they render the system not
only thoroughly sound, but also impervicus to dis
ease, even when IL other means have failed
Within the laA twelve months, more than one
hundred cases Of the most aggravated forms Of Dys.
pepsia have been cured by the Medicine, whore rigid
dieting, the Blue Pin and almost every other means
had been resorted %, without any benefit, and when
,sath stared lis miserabs victim fully In tho face
II DR.. Gorions Pills weraaot adapted to the cure 81
any butthis horrid malady, heir Uniform success IN
this disease alone would 10 salheienl ,o"wal ON Ia
inme" the name Of their inventor as beneiactor d
his species.
Tho medicine never fails TO cue the worst cases
Of Piles in one week.
For sale IN Columbus. Miss, by AN IoNrs & co
YoSeuE K SMITH and on enquiry WI be iouod n
every town and villagein the South anGWrst
liAVERLAND, CLARK D. GO.
Ang 70, 'As.-l5-9- Agents, MobAe, Ala.
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w. A. ~.

ME undersigned offers for sale the tract Of
- land on which he 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
100 acres In high state Of cultivation, a first
rate gin house, horse mill, and cotton press, a
good log dwelling and comfortable out.houses,
there is also fine artesian well affording an
abundance Of good water al oil seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth TO StarkviIle in the eastern edge
OF the Mahew Prairie, convcnienttO navigation
and has what lew other places can boast Of--an
outlet to an inexhausllble range for stock. Il
can be divided into two good settlements, land
will selleither / or or including all the im-
provemeuts or the whole Tor ! in hand and the
balance in one and two years without interest.
Persons wishing 10 purchase can see the rrOPr-
etor on the premises or II. 8. Taylor and John
i. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who viii more
fully describethe property.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1880. Iy. Mayhem Prairie.
w. HI. ID. CARRINGTON.
ATT0RNBZ AR LAW.
Columbus, Miss.
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THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
TO ! HOSE ABOUT 10 BE
EOME MOTHERS

Professor ALEXIS V. PAULlTAN, OF the Paris
ly!pg-in Hospital, member OF the Medical Academy
oil France, Corresponding Secretary OF the Paris
Pharmaceutical College, respectfully begs leave to
announce TO the Ladies of America, that he has APP
pointed DR. JEROME Y c. ROPENHURTY, Of
New York, his sole American agent, for the sale of
his wonderful m9licine known in France as "the
wiie's friend OF mohers assistant, the most rXIaor-
binary medical discovery the world has ever seen.
IFS province is to lessen the pains Of child birth and
promote saie cas- aud speedy delivery, which it
does by as ssting nature. 1t is perfectly harmless
eleacous pleasant 10 the taste, and never fails to
promote m easy and sale delivery, and improves the
general health OF both mother and child 1t has
been tested for years in all the principal lyingin
ll5sptas Of Europe and receives the sanction d
nearly al .he prominent Colleges and Medical men
of tla Old world, II Is the greatest medicine in the
world; all will admit that medicine must be that
WA lessen the terrible pains usually attendant OF
child birth There is no mistake about this medicine
don5 all that is said of it,
ltpeyer fails. 1t is in the form of fine, iigh
powder, to be made into drink, aud used for few
weeks previous To the expected event. and its prize
! il so low as to bring it within the reach of ALL
Surely no humane husband will suffer his wife t
endure pain, when il can be so easily and cheapl
avoided, For the small sum Of only ST, sent post
| paid 10 DR. JEROME Y. G. ROFENllURTY
New York Post Office, package will be sent b
return mail tbeing so light that il can be sent any
where by mail, at avery triliing cost.
orr No unpaid letters taken from the office,
/ az To prevent imposition the H. $ Agent, D
Ropenhury will write his name in fall on the on
side label on each package. No other genuine
Remember hid
March 81, 1919. 40-Gm
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" NecML0r,a .IsnLice....

The undersigned executor. Of the Estate Of Eli
Alexander, deceased, having filed his accounts and
vouchers Tor final settlement Of said esate-notice is
hereby given pursuant 10 an order Of the Probate
yourt Of Okuhbeha county TO all persons Interested
- sad settlement, . appear on the Alb Monday Of
July next, and show cause, il any thew have, why
final settlement should not be made, or said execute,
discharged from his further trust.
", T. s. BARRY.
Junel6-6w Executnr
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DR. II. HUFF.
HOMEPATHISI'.

sINENDERS his professional services 10 the. *,
Il zens Of Columbus, and vicinity. His charges
will be in accordance with the customary charges
Of The Physicians Of this place Hc has letters from
many Intelligent persons Of Huntsville III whose fam.
lies he has practised aitesng his success Spd abil
" 70 treat Diseases which he woudbo pleased TO ex
hibit when called on.
ar OFFICE on MARKET st., opposite Ridley.
Tavern. Lodging at ad els. l54l-tf
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WONDERFUL
Restoration to Health!!

M; CHRlsTlES Agent in Cincinnati Ohio, received
the following Certificate few months since. Mis- from
citizen Of high standing and well known in Cincinnati
10 MIR. ]. d. DOUGHTY
Cor 9TH and Main.sts. Cincinnati
DEAR SlR-Through the grace and wisdom fmy Omni
potent Maker my Intention called to your advestse
ment Of Medical Gagensm the Gazette Of Cincinnati
about the first Ct January last Ny disease being Rheu
matte Cou had resisted the sk Of about all the physi
Clans could employ, and made poor indeed Leaving
me helpless, miserable man. who for hrylour months
prerioas 10 This experiment had NOT diked step and foF
large portion Of the time rent 18th excrucating pain
Through the poleness Of Mr. Fenncr enabled to oh.
tain Of Dr. CHRwTiEs Genuine Belts at your estab.
llshmen an5 its use in connection with the Fluid now
only month can affirm thur have found Paradise he
low. can now walk firmly and comfortably wherever
wish to 60 and have prospect of enjoying a sound health
as ever had deem my recovery so miraculous that
have taken this pains to Communicate it to you for Won ana
the information Of others.
Respectfully remain your obs servant,
CANAAN GARDNER
Marrison Cove. DaIke Co. Ohio. Feb "a 1919.
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Superior Chewimg Tohacco.

Superior Chewing Tobacco.
d w. PACE has a fine lot of the very best
- Chewing Tobacco, in town, which viii be
sold very low. This Tobacco is manufactured
of the finest material at Danyille Virginia and
embraces the most popular brands put up in the
"0ld Dominion
This tobacco can be found at Franklin 4
Bros, Stewart q Dowsing's and j. Decherd &
Co,
W We acknowledge the receipt Of plug
OF Mr.. Pac&s Eclectic Eagle" Brand Tobacco
and take pleasure in saying that 1t is fine arti-
cle.--ED. DEM
Columbus, Jan. 2o-ls49--I5-30-u.
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rt,yLERs AGUE AND FEVER PILLS.

TYLER s AGUE AND FEVER PILLS
il cerlain safe and cfrctaal cure for age and Fever
Ia an lis varied FORMS Aiao excellent Tonic in Dys
pepsa palpalvt VI The heart Loss Of appetite, neural
ga and other Diseases which arise iom weak aud de-
Initiated caildilon Of lhr system THESE Pills are pre-
pared oply b. d. q K.Tyier feguprly educated ply
sciam WHO from many years experience eau eonhdeul-
" recommend Them slhe best remedy for Ague aud We
yer ever offered TO the publie bayug frequently tested
their great ea,ase power upon those wbo bad long SUI
eFed under this troublesome and dangerous di.east
Several eminent physicians who have obtained high
standing fer their successful treatment Of Ag1e and Fever
nss tins preparation aud assert that they have never
knoua ainge jnstance where was aken as directed
that il aid mol effect permanent cnre,
Fof sale Ii Columbus Mss. by A. N. JONES q Co.
Yongue & Saith, and H. s. Taylor a. Go. md Oh en-.
,iry will be ionnd in every town and village In the
southwest. IIAVILAND, CLARKE, Il co.
Agenis, Mobile, Ala.
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All persons interested in the estate Of LESSEE
SfEiohT, der, are hereby notified that at august
term, lS4s, olthc Probate Court 81 Lowndes conntv
Miss, Twill present my vouchers for final settle
men and pray to be discharged from the ailninstra
torship 81 said estate I,W. SPEIGHT.
Jnnei6-4w Admin.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

Allpersons interested in eestate Of ASA BLAME
deed, arc hereby notified that at the August term,
ISi9, Of the Probate Court Of Lowndes county Miss,
Twill present my vouchers for final settlement, and
Ty 20 be discharged from the misunderstanding Of
saidestate. JOHN LINDSEY,
lunel6-iw Administrator
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CKEOElEE2 A.

gENlIE well known disease call ''lndeb,cdnesss BIZ,
ing prevalent .1co lghout this country, Messrd
Erkiord \ Cage would respectfully recommene
speedy payment as sure preventive Of the Coilaps
which you al know is certain death
Jam. 9, l8I9.-28-tt