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Dow & Smith


NJ no" opening ana nave III store q genera
j. assortment Of
DRY Goods, Groceries Il Hardware,
Such ~
Cloths, Cg&imers9, Sgtlinet, TueeGs,
Kentucky Jeans, TeSiiags, SC.
Achoice -e,eclou Of prints, gngham-, de ains, dress
silks. brached and brown muslin , 20 q wide
beanhed and brown drilling 10 !. wide; check
Arkory.stdpes, co.orcd carlbrick, red white, and
yellow flannel. Canton do irish linen, crash. liner
diaper: hosiery, gloves handkerchief, scars, Swiss
muslin, ciulbrrdo, lace cIgng, and Insertion rib
hons and variety OF notions ! 5mcl. 1.ccH, which
wi. be sold very cheap, Of
Ready fInGn CIa,l,inC.
Coats Vc7,s, Pants, Fine Shirts Hickory do, Co:,o..
and Woo Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
The Best Quality
OfTcls. Coffee, \. . loaf and crushed sugar. mo-
as-cs, cider vinegar, rcc, saiemtus candles, soap.
nails, ga-s, together with all the little culinary ar
uc.es-F.our and Indian Mea. KEEP; coEssu'.y, aud
warranted an all cases
A First Rate Stock Of
Mems thick, kip and cali Boots mems AMI boys
Brogais. lUIlr, Grtcr7, kid walking shoes and
ba.Hus, rathrracc boots, and o,y quarierei shoes.
misses aud chiren'' Boots and Shoes And
4 Good Assortment of
Knives and forks, scissors, hand saws hammers. au-
gers, door hauLug- iEuw,c- gram scoops, shoyes
and spades, 'urc Chains, g.
Packages will be- sent throughout town free OF
charges. The highest Market price wi. be paid ol
o. nlnis ofpr1duce.
The Subscribers pledge themselves to sci.
goods as lar as caa he Afforded IN iora.
bIf7wG, May Is. 1878 DO s. SMITH
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Just Received,

A FULL supply Of DrV Goois. Crorcrirs
"a QGccHSwarc, Hard VAR, Sc. which win
"A be exchanged low for cash Of produce.
Ottawa, my II Dow & SMITH.
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1 Great Saving.

NJ ANY Of our customers are notified that they
vi may save lhcm-clgps cost and trouble by cali
inl immediately and settling their notes and nc.
counts npl3 RE,y & S,varr
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tupa,i,tershIp Notice.,

V'llE undersigned have this lay formed co.p7rt.
ncnhlp under the firm OF D1w * Smith. md will
continue business nt the store lately occupied by |.
y smith, where they will b. pleased to soc their
friends aud the public generally, pcdrng lhrmsckc.
That they will sell goods as low as they can be bot
~ the market ,IoSEru w Dow,
thtnWH. 1NnV 1870 ,,t.rrv.Y, " G,sFarsr
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The Quickest Arrival,

BYRON New YORK ever known at the Tx
j change Place-in eight DAYS from the cir,
ct y. York: Punts, GInghsmS, Chnmbrc. IL
and will be sold at still luwcr rates uh,p ever.
Jui' i. y. STERLING
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Ss's.AIs.

0S0 NJ SHINGLES hest quality. tor sale yer
ASo loss hy myll WALKER n IIcKI>q
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~ BOXES Engah hprrinF.a,
~ 'cpe ..loRsE and CoYsrLfgy's
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For The Sick.

The subscriber would respectfully say to the inhshi,
ants OF NEWARK and vcinlty that he has ius,
received luI supply VI choice 4uog, winch he in,
tends ioy medical purpo,c- only Therefore, twill
be for the interest otthr scR to eend dire. 70 the
NEWARK DRUG STORE,
Tor Their liquors. H,sGssorlwen. consists in part Of
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for sale AT Reasonable priccs
OCT. 70, 1873 IFN HASRELL
lash for MI kinds OF U,J,s and Skins. at Chi.
| cano prices. BY moo w HASKELL.
Tnr California.
Inn PAIR California Boots lust made and war.
''''''' y '''''.- ~ ~ ii"'"e'''-
1O0O SHEEP pelts wanted atthe highest Dri-
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Canal Boat.
Il flhH rate lanai Boat, hoEs,s anu ne com
- p'ls Tor sale by w VI. ERWIN.
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Domestic Goods.

4 GENERAL variety such as blrached anJ
y brown shec,ing, shirtiug ticking wicNing
wadlInr batting. diaper. towing. fuIlrd cloths. sat
nett gloves, honikcrchcis etc, for sale Mt rcnsona
Die prices. ocl3 WN. HASKELL.
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Great Exhibition |!
II the EXCHANGE PLACE, north Of The
Court House,
In which establishmentthe people Of Ottawa have a
deep Personal and Pecuriary Interest

'p"t fouSft
In which establlshmentthe people of Ottawa have a
deep Personal and PecUitidrg Interest
Ar LAST THEY HAVE ARRIVED !
Those long waited for Cloths, Cdssi,aeres.
CdSi'merfiieS, Cr0ion Cloths, Sdtiinetfs,
and COrdHroyS-
The best ever exhibited in the place. and so low
iw'eds lrnns, brown md grass lmcns, check aud
N's'ilf' all ~ such quantities would surprise the
marvellous were they enumerated - De- content
mat enough hash rru received to clolhc all tn hoys
young men, and old men IN Ottawa aud all tboSe
who come here 10 trude Then tear not-hll not
gentlemen, IL call at the Exchange Place for Won
willcenohy mud something ,hat will suit to a charm
at prices wonderfully Low nwuys FNtraonllna
~ advantages are had for making up the above ma
.l'u s'ocN rs have engaged for the coming season.
tle services OF Mr. \ VI. Bailey, whose experience
ana success m cutting garments, with ncatncss uad
despatch are uueqlard
\ large stool, OF 'Iaors Trimming of the first
quallIy aud low, always ON hand
h'rP before the people that the best and largest
stock Of the above goods between Chicago and 81
Louis, Is AT the Exchange Place
May !, 1919 4 n .STEEITNG
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VAIL in ~ STERLING's A. You pass along
y and examine h- new and splendid stock o
tdhcceS, Gmshdms, sc, sc. lie has way o
hitting every body'- taste nv
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New Goods +,


u yam &, SANGER arc now receiving their
IA summer goods comprising Z general as,ort-
meat, ur SAFE lower than ever llne
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Groceries
Ladies' silocs

90 prs womcu's Up and calf Bootrcs
i 100 do goat and seal DO. 80 do morocco do,
100 do goat and seal buskus, never A. cheap ~ at
Oct27 Ryap md Singers
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
Bl.OUNrF SPRINGS
BLOUNT COUNTY, ALA,

TENIlIS celebrated watering piaeee VIII he open he
en.ug season. oN the - of May. under Tie mn
,r,l.,rr ,,rlrpmant Oh Matthew uueip, who pledges
himself to gse all means N bis power TO Please an
who may DRY hima yi>iGnd his long experience ~
keen,ng the Washington Hall at Tuscaloosa, gives
lima dec,ld advantage over those inexperienced
in rba, linen. business lie will be prepared t. re-
ceive g-ett number oigue-'' as he is no" taxing
an early strt to put things right
II is hardy wurtA while 90 inform The puolc OF
tbe Great yifuc @. these SPRING as they are SO well
k,oy.n 10 nh palie already, Thee are at eastnne
rds of rat,r. all IN less than hail anacre OF ground.
'rEera will h a GOOD band OF music during the sea.
SON at the syngs. the weather should be wet or
cold. guess shal be supplied with plenty Oh uicA
covering andgood fires.
Der0r tle season, there will be direct line Of
STAGES from tuscaloosa to the sprngs-say 10 COM
mence the Istol June. There Is also post Once
the sorinps Persons coming from Mobile or View
Orleans, can ret to Selma at all seasons m steam
boat4 and there take the stage for Tu,caosSa, say
s. miles, and by stage from Tuscaloosa IL the
springs 80 miles,
Board per mopth $50 90 Man horse pr mo W,
week 90 pr week u
day, 30 Horse day, so Ct
Man & horse pday2 90 Children and servant l..
price
For the accommodation Of those who may Gfsi0
! t. gatisactoIy acceptsuces en- Mobile or New VI
i leans, payable LIST Of January 1850, wa be taken 10
/ biI.s not less than fifty dollars
| The subscriber has Just returned from the Springs
and be can safely recommend Ire country oe|ceI
,ere and there as cheap one to travel n as any
! 10 south
q al. trorn ii =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
ON MONDAY,

4 lie &1tl OaA % say - D' oH~f
the following lols IN said town of Colbert, known
and designated IN TIE plan ol said town as Lots
/. ! and ) in Block 3. Lots |, . and 4 in block
4; I.,oip d.a.n- Its . AVID IL block
O Io,,2 3 ana s u b Ok to. L3t in block
IL. Lots /, 3 auI 4 ia block r. 10, ia block
- Lots .. ! G and ia block 10. Lots |, 4.
G and 7iub.urk rs. Lo,s l, 4, and in block
n. Lots .. 3Oand ia book Is. Lots !, 2,
=. ] aud q IN b.ack -. Luts ,, and IN block
20. Lats /, 81, and u block IL. Lot
ia block %. Lots /, ., 3, 1, s, @, I and in
block 25. lots /, 9. 2, 1, ), 6, : and in block
a6. Lots .. s. 1, 5, 7 and : in Block %. Lots
and > IN block >. Lots |, ., and IN block
30. Lots and 1 in block 81. 10, IN block
~. los aud 4 IN book 80. Lots /, :, 4 and
AIN block 30. bots, , ami IN block 80. Lots
. 8 and ! in bloch 80. lots ! and in block
40 lois and . Ia block Il. Lots | and ,
in block AZ lot la block 80 Lot IN
block ~ Lot ! In block 50, Lot IN block
54. Lots | and , IN block 50. Lot IN block
&C. Lot IA block ST. l.ols and in block
40. Lots and ? in block CD, Lots | and I
m hock n lot in block 81. Lot in block
Gs Lott in block 60 Lots and ia block
~ Lo.2 IN block 70, Lots and IN blork
78 Lots and in block 100 and fractional
block 50.
- Sale within The hwiol hours, and continuo
from day to DAY ualll al j. sold, not all sold no
the inst day
JAMES y. COLE,
Administrator d, bouts non Of joel Left
April Q, 40. l3-3t wich, deceased
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
SCHEDULE.

cave Columbus every Monday, wednesday ohd
Friday, at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leave Tuscaloosa every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at / O'Clock, A, NJ.
Through in Tova AND HALL D4fs from Columbus
70 Charleston
Through in rnGrE AND HALF DAYS from Tuscs-
ooa to Chlr,eston,
From Columbus, Miss, to Tuscaloosa, Al., by
Stage, 50 miles.
From Tuscaloosa to Blue Pond, Ala, BY Stage
las miles
From Blu. Pond, Ala, to Rome, Ga, by Stage
a. niles
From Rome to Atlanta, On, by Raj Road, 7;
niles.
From Auantato Augusta, Ga, by Rail Road, I'll
miles
From Augusta, Ga, to Charleston, S. c., by
Rail Road. 50 miles.
( From Atlanta to Macon, Ga, by Rail Road, lol
miles
! From Macon to Savannah, by Rail Read, lol
miles.
Oalv Gas miles from Columbus, Miss, TO Charles
ton. s G., and 6I0 miles to savannah, Geo.
Tusis the rost direct pleasant and expeditions
route from North and Middle Mississippi and We'
rnAabama beng uleaht foir totFs "a at.aHc' n
ard rag n4,rs less aqeetng than by any other route
passing through pleasant and healthy region O
countr1. and OVER TIE BEST NAlURAlROAl
IN THE SOUTH.
Through Tickets from Columbus and Iutcaoosi
70 Charleston, ~48.
Through Tickets from Columbus and Iuscaloos'
TO Columbia. 1913.
Through Tickets from Columbus and Taacaloos'
to Savannah, s48
Through Tickets from Columbus ard Iu'caloos
10 Augusta, 81
Including Omnibus fare
IT For through Tickets apply to {. y Warren
Columbus, Miss at toe "A ashIngion Hal, fu-ca
loo.a, Ala al The Rail Road Officers At Charlie
ton. Columbia Augusta and Savannah.
JAMES R. POWELL, Proprietor,
II Jackson MissIssippan. and Columbus Demo
crat, will please copy to amoont Of SO.
March Is4g ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
PROSPECTUS OF A
TyDvy MEDICAL WORK.

NOV In course VI preparation hy l'HoHPsos Nc
v Cows NJ D., oil Dsf1'r AIl5qBia. native
of the Stala ct Tenn, and .or some years resident
and practitioner IN tie State OF Miss
The author beng convinced Of the necessity, and
having heard tha complaints o, physicians and the
people from time TO time, IN RELATION to the want o.
4, work which would acye as book .. reference and
instructions in relation to The nature and treatment Of
souhcrn diseases, lour books being mostly written
hy Eur9eeanaad NorherH authors aud however use.
full experience as proved that they are not adapted
10 the Diseases al the eauth) has concluded 70 en-
dsayur 10 supply, in part tins desderdtum, aud lie
nttters hjm.etait the physicians, and people Of tho
South vino should reia deep interest in tins matter
viii encourage hin IN his humble undertaking. lie
feels confident taal this work Wlil be OF nestimab'o
value to students, young practitioners, and those who
have recently emignted 10 The South aud the South
ern and Southwestern people generally The sub
iacts which II principally treats Of, are the various
tor,os Of vhatare called Matou5 Diseases and their
Seaupla a. Intermittent, Congesve, and Remit
toni or BlIlious Feycrs prutracltd OF obstinate A
,nte, EnIarpcmcnts and Diseases Of the Spleen aud
II,ar &c The di rent forms of Cachexia as D.
ta5,a,. S.vgus OF Hgir0-po3nml1 Chlorosls,
Green Slcknass3 Atomic Dyspepsia Consump-
ton. It's nature, means Q, prevention and cure, Inc
recent lights which organic chemistry and mcroS-
comic examinations have she'd the better appreciation
o The nature ui Consumption, and the success which
ms SIeh9e0 ",,;I, ~ b,yo cow IL tb,s
soI' 'uG" '.ory rysiran cyet place in his il
~o,"' ' .,,,' notice L rlyen 10 Scrofula White
e g.'l},,.., g,rts,t Tables Mesonterica Chronic
ur,,n,..1.. Carautc Rheumatism. Settling OF Blood,
49,. N. ~, which are especially common a.
.,,..,, ~,alI.a,p females: Enjcssy; Puerpera Con.
,uI..ar.t lauaorrHu or Whites etc. Typhoid
Pneumonia. waich is well known 10 be very fatal
,'..,.o NJ. r,gy portions orthc South being some
,.-i.ol,r1y fatal among the negroes. and as
,,,,,,..r b.,ey... mlinIy because ts nature and
...,,,.,., ,r, nat ,ular TODD, even by physcans.-
-, ,i, rtor. ovoa,ar,ce and success. and that
,.-.. r,o, of d . professional brethren. in the
10y. .,,,,I.s .,.at f1qItag. he believe, the yane
......., ,,.,,t...,...t,I f. Nm, snb.eet. viii be
. ....,.,,.,.,, n tho S,utarrn pconle. in ena-
80 ,r,.,,,I, control mis- I'm DESTROYER Of
n'"E u.'" ,r,a A.iqtir Cholera HAVING again
1s "g'.'' .rJ 4 ', often ,aqlres.e{ and
.,',''' ,.,, e1anfer WI be devoted to It..
VA r,..e,'ar, Diseases of yery lrequen,
', ,','',.,'... ,.... receive attention &C.,
,r, ,,., t,s oods,vorea to avoid teclsea'itc,
,",,.i.., tho work. far general readinr--benr
o',.,r'I ,s'rso a G,,y a Glossary win be added
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
NEM1 ARRANGE VENT,

rTIVTANI 10 INAVILLTNs G0NG EAST.
GEORGIA. AND South Cavollna Rail
ROAD AND STAGE-LINE.
FROM C0LuMBUs, MISS, AND FUs-
CALuOSA, ALA, TO CHARLESTON
AND COLUMBIA, >. G., AND
AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH, Georgia.
a. THE travelling public respectfully informed
that the upper route, Via Jonesboro Eyton, AshyIe,
Gad.den aud 81 le Pond, Alabama, and Rome and At
atlanta, Georgia, to Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
and Sayanuah. has been well stocked at a heavy eS-
peose. with good Teams comfortable Albany and
'rray.built nmo-passcugor Coaches with steady
careful and experienced Drivers, and that every at.
en'oa will be paid to promote the comfort and con-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
NOTICE.

vsVTTE undersigned administrator with the will
annexed OF the Estate Of James Eddn-s.
decd will, at the May term 1899, Of the Probate
Court OF Lowndes County, present hls accounts
ndyouchers tor final settlement OF sad Est when
m persons Interested, are notified to pear and
show cause it any they have why his accounts shall
m, he allowed and final settlement be made.
XENOPHON HALBERT, 4dmr de,
Ap'il 7tk, ls4a H-@
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28

BRY VIRTUE Of Decree Of the Probate
I'D Court al ,he County Of I.owndes, State 81
Mississippi. at The April Term, A. d. ls4e.
thereof: viii proceed to sell At Public Auction.
an a credit OF Twelve VI nths, uhe purchasers
GIVING Bond with approved securily,l IN the town
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
E1fE EIlE& STABLE.
49,. on Market street, -
SOFT. OF THE EAGLE HOTEL,
81 W 11a UADIs

rVvHE under,i med returns sincere thanks TO has
1 old customers and the pubic generally for the
Liberal patronage heretofore extended to hun, and
would re- peetiuIiy iutorm hem that he still contn
ues 10 cater al his old stand where he will be happy
to accommodate all who may favor him with their Gus
tom He has made large additions to, and otherwise
improved his establishment during che past year, SO
thst he i uow prepared more fully than ever to &C
.om,nodate any number Of horses that may be LETT
with him. in style not surpassed by any Stable e.
Their North OF South. lie keeps constantly on hand
6r hire, Saddle Horses Carriages Buggies, &c, o!
the most superior quality. From his lougexPerlenco
Ia the business and great desire to i've perfect salts
fiction 70 his customers, he hopes toreceiye liberal
shaIe Of patronage lis terms are the same as
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w. A. u.


YETHE undersigned offers for sale The tract 0
81 land on which be resides, containing GO
acres, one halt fine prairie, the other black post
oak and hammock Iand situated 4 miles west
OF Columbus, in the Mathew Prairie. There is
100 acres in high state Of cultivation, a first
rate gin house. horse mill, and cotton press,
good log dwelling and comfortable outhouses,
there is also fine arlesan well ati0rding an
abundance Of good water at all seasons This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth 10 Starky.le in the eastern edge
of the Mahew Prairie, conyenientto navigation,
and has what iew other places can boast ol--an
outlet to an inexhauslible range for stock. It
can be divided into two good settlements, AND
will sell either or 1 or including all the i'm
proyements or the whole for in hand, and the
balance in one and two years without interest.
Persons wishing to purchase can see the proprI'
etor on the premises or II. 5. Taylor and John
T. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who VIII more
fully describe the property.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1919. ly Mayhew Prairis.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
AFACTlS A STUBBORN THING
DR.. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTERY CORDIAL

DR.. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTEIlI CORDIAL,
The great American remedy for Dysentery
Dlauhua, Cholera Morbus, and sum.
uer Complaint Of ChiIdlen.
TENIIIS highly extolled and Justly celebrated RENE
a. DIV for the cure OF the above named diseases has
already become 1 household medicine in hundreds,
il not thousands Of families It is no longer a MAJ
ter Of Doubt as % whether it cures those diseases
uot-but it is now fixed fact among the things that
are--it not only cures cases OF recent occurrence,
sut Of Q or years standing also Noiamily should
be without it during the summer and tail months
From the Hon. Wiley Williams, Mayor 0iColum-
bus and the Rev Jesse Boring, Of tie NJ L. Church
south at Columbus, Geo
This IS to certify that we, the undersigned, have
fully tested Dr. Woodruf's Dysentery Cordial,
some Of us for years. and from il effects upon our,
selves and others we believe 70 be the best Of all
other preparations knowuby rs for those diseases for
which it is intended. It has a great and deseTee
popularity in this city and stands Fre-emnent aboyj
a other preparations.
We look upon its Introduction into any community
as a blessing, WILEY WILLIAMS, 4layor.
GEO. w. TURENrINE, Tres.
Rev. ]. BORING, al L. Church.
| CoLuHBUs Ga, July 10, lS47.
| Iuse Dr. Woodruff Dysenlery Cordial in Prac-
| tee, with the most positive good effect, and on my
own person--ha5I,uaIly subject to embarrassment
the boNels-in quadfuple doses every two hours, ans
! it never fails to relieve promptly
Although opposed to nostrums, from principle
most cheer fully presenl,heatoye.
LIBIxY, Baker CO.. Ga, March ! 1913.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
Newond Rare Flower Seeds.

THE SUBSCRIBER has just received from E ~,
s,lond,d collection OF lower seeds and Tor me
,cconraodaton Of persons residing at distance ms
,I,o,o nm in ass6rtments OF varieties, each MS
,incty labelled the whole enolosedin an Envelope 9T
.andinp BY mail at single letter postage Pnce 81,
sc' s;y E, s5w be sent By rcnlttng the amount
81 s,A a a., 10 "a II. A. DREER, Scotsman
Nl0'''P''' and Florist, No 80 Chestnut Street
,o,,o Or philadelphia.
M Editors copying the above and sending paper
:. 10 aboye address, viii have package seat
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-28
11YY ylsGY STABLE!
BY
MARK Y. COCHRlAA,

rsSHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
4 friends and the public generally hat he has Ia
Ken the entire control that spacious and welkno~n
'iyerv Stable, formerly occupied by Cure d CocHell'
N Military street, between l., d. Darlington cos
corner and the Jail He hopes by strict and personal
attention 10 business, toensure perfect satisfaction, to
those who may patronize his establishment,
rotryeler. he would say that his stables are con
senientta all the Hotels and Boarding houses in the
citv and they win be waited on at any oithem they
may he pleased to stop at Itsha beto their interest
70 put up their horses with him; for il any thing IN
the way Of feeding re7 rubbing, etc, isnot done up
brown and to their entire satisfaction, they shall
pynothinr.
TARIFF OF CHARGES.
,arrlagc, horses and driver per day, - %
Saddle Horse per day, II 90
iorse at livery per month, Sl2 %
week. 8 80
day, IS
night, 30
" single feed, ~
MARK II. CCOKRILL.
Columbus, Mi, Jan |, lS47--i3-5 w
n. b. Spacious Lots for drogers always ready and
oysnder at prices to suit the pressure OF the times