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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
Benton and California Coll.

Mr.. Benton made a speech few DAYS apo
upon the California bin against he prcposifio,
10 sch mineral lands in two acre ci., a, no Two
lat. Of that size would bc alike The "a ne can
only be told by digging, aud many patches OF
twenty or thirty eei square vii contain rich
deposit The object is 10 find it, and that Is 10
be done BY hantog, for which permits are re.
qHir D and protection in the discovery Til fol.
lowing remarks, upon the washings are interest.
ing
These wastings ale called in the Spanish
piic,r, from the Latin plarsre, to please, be.
cau-n Il is a pleasing hing 10 find the shining
~ ID under one. feet Bur it is transient plea.
sure, | here is no fec simple IN il not even
life estate ia il; not even leasc tor year
month, a week, or a day. The pleasure IS soon
gone. Exhausted placers now exist in New
McKee,, formerly yielding much. now some TWEEN
iyhte o my cents day aud only pursued by
The poorest NeIlcans. Regular mining has fol,
bowed here, and snow ylolding Conscience
qaaulEes. These washings of California are
mlrvciou.ly rich, TOT we have to believe what
is certified To u, by so many witnesses: but they
are not the richest ever were seen. Far from
ii. Those Of BAIL ia the mountains, back of
RIO Janeiro in the time Of Lord inson's voyage,
say one hundred years ago, were flr richer; ana
yet they have been exhausted 50 long tina, all
memory OF them is lost, and their history only
lives ia old books Two millions sterling ten
millions Of dJ,ars--were annually sen, to En-.
rope, tor years, from these wA,hings. They
were worked BY slayes,who,to secure their fdei.
lly and industry, were usually allowed by their
masters all the proceeds Of the ddy above a civ.
en- amount and in that way many slaves be.
came rich purchased their freedom, and then
bought slaves oftheif own, lived IN splendor ana
opu.cnce,and aid foundation o. iami.
Yet washng are exhausted, time OUT OF mind:
aud 50 will be those Il California, and the soon.
er the better. am friend 10 gold CURRENCY
but not 10 gold mining. That is pursuit which
the experience Of nations shows 10 DO both i'm.
Poyershing and demoraIizing to nation. re-.
g,e; that we have these mine. in California: but
they are there, and am for getting rid Of them
as soon possible. Make the working as freq
a. possible. Instead ofhoarding, and holding
them mp, and selling in dribles, Law them .,
pen to industry and enterprise. Lay them omen
10 natural caplial-to the man that has s,ot,, q rn,
and willing heart. Give him air chance
GIVE all a talr chance Ii is no matter who die.
up the goidt or where it goes. The digger vii
not cal H. and it will 90 where commerce will
carry It. The nations which have industrv--..
which have agriculture, commerce, and manu-.
iac'ures-,hey will get the gold, provided always
that they keep out small paper money. No,
sales, but permits, is the proner mode 70 follow.
and tie only prsc.s-sb.e ss5s =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
Pennsylvania .


The wings Of the South have done everything
in their poOe r 10 di,eo.t and kjll oil the Denoc.
racv ct the northern States, ii houeh il has ever
been manifest, thai they diSspproed the doctrines
and practices ct the ahoIuionIsls-uhlle tre same
,oubern wings uniformly eSu'el over the dcirat
ot'the Democratic candidates IN the North aud
the success Of the wings, although the tarmer
we're firm supporters ol southern interests and
tho latter were aboltiouisis. We have inns,
signal instance ot this Inconsistency OF our wing
brthrcn il the late election Tor [. ;. Seraior
t.O, PENNSYLVANIA. Tho Dem cratic candidate
was MIR. Broa1head now a IN ID rot tBe Holse
al Representatives. of vi om h. Washington IT.
espondcht of the Pcayune says--he always
stood by the South freely, openly, aud without
disguise, and this unauimeus support OF him BY
the Dem cratic party shows &c. &c.
'ree candidate whose election crested sn much
icy among thu wings North aud Spah Is very
different .o-to ap4itician. liz Will n-vgr Afford
r9a-oc FIR sn,prct,ns him It stldEE hY tbs
SCUM. He ison arden, pres che %, ne ire soH
cant. u not an out and ot ahoiioni-'--a aid "a
ehsle,rr exiravagsni strains our Nag bre,arth
my tel,irh IN his aIecuoa, Ne cannot hep re-
,:Nr'ing il as most e,apfah,, calamity Tor the
South, when measures OF destructive nature
are Suspended over orr heads by a single hair
aul wnen Brdadhead, a struch and emf shlened
TREND Of the South, might have been chosen, 1t
the evil spirit OF whisism had ao, .scn up pre-.
vent 50 auapicious mn event Ton a'hng place.
The P'cslne co7rc ,F'Hu'f .Hf, ifti NJ
B'athsal wa - rec p hr
- ' t'-'sis ''ree--'
c#'eHs '''a 'rnod
ur.aing a"" 4.e afa Vo our party
ioher 10 tlle oo-. ',nna' pdncjfies eysa IN
Ter tbe Pros''tIe ~ r';oH er.rat They might
have nomnIicj preacher o'fc' soll OF 81 ano.
loa doctrlies, A. he wa'gs d.d --.dilhey kne"
That those doctrines were not congenia to the
minds otthe DemDcra,.c Eamhers and that hey
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

RAILROADS AT THE Casa % lsls.-lhs A.
merean Rauriad Journal, IN an articls tpap
lhi' 'ligecs, furnishes sons interesting lae,s ana
susges ions. II is only tSeuty.,hree fears since
acomhined Effort was made Ia England 10 con.
sirucl a railway between Liverpool and Man ,bes.
ter The tlea was, 81 once hastily eateralned
by nearly all the Atlantic cities on the Cn,,pd
States, aud Efforts and results which followed en-.
b'h.i pfomlssnily, the character oflhe American
people.
There may he uncertainty. as 10 which Allan.
TIC city belongs the credit Of making the FIRE, sue.
ess'iui mpsement in the construction of a rail.
road among the earliest are Baltimore and
Charleston and Boston, New York and pbils.
ar'fh'A, we're nearly simultaneous in their move.
meats Boston, however, la. been more wise.
o. rather more fortunate than the o,heu.and now
ey'ts railway advantage, by lar superior 10 any
cll IN lhe world, London only. PERHAPS. exeep-
I'd Very soon, the advantages of railroad, he.
ea'Se ianIiIar to all who read and travelled, and
''e impulse was gwen IN every State Of the Ia
'o' causAg extraordinary Efforts and outlaws 10
secure their benefits, yet i i. ceran that few Of
l'lasIty appreciate or estimate the comforts, the
beneiits and he Influences which they have al.
ready gwen to man.
Although railroads were first used ia Eur,and.
ana next adopted by Us, the system ia no, con-
Ahed to those countries where Ls Eugsh Ian
gaage Is spoken, but it il extended Throughout,
Eu,oPe--in'o The heart Of Russia, and also 10 In.
ana and i may be safely estimated that the en-,
uie expenditure within The last twenly.one years,
IN Tue projection aud construction DC railroads,
WA! not lallshod Of ons thousand millions of dol.
iafs' an amount, enormous as il j., TIN, will lsl
lar short OF the increased value the, have given
10 property be.ides their influence in facilitating
business, N reducing the expense and time Of
travel AMI IN opening up new regons OF coua-
try,
These benefits and these influences are, as
IeL oniy begInalag to be felt the tae will come
"Aeh al our great tbnroagAiares, from the At.
IdnIlc cities to ia" extremes oil every bar, Of our
c"uniry-cven to the shores OF the Pacific Ocean
--wll BE- by railroads, and these main lines will
be nior'ec'sd BY thousands OF connecting and
branch RAILROADS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

STATE or SOCIETY," IL THE GoIp REGION -
Nlr. Fen Elck, American Commi ssioacr At The
Sandwich Islands writes home 10 hs friends al
na'erloNn, Now York, under date Of Aug. 9th:
have visited lhc dggns, some forty miles
q'aug what i, called lhe lmcfican Fork of the
Sacramento, almost ctcry yard is occupied, and
al are getting out quantities Of ore. have a.
bout So worth Of gold dust which ! washed on,
Myself 10 the course Of Two or three hours |
us keep L. Of course, as memento Of what |
haze done in god digging The effect of
fl discovery will b. bad fr Inc morals Of tie
,,utr, aud will rum all It's prospects 10 farm.
~ ot agllruhu ri country. would not again
Q through what have, to see Tie country. and
wlod not settle dorm 10 hg IN il for all The gcld
in Inc mines ihe mode oiSie Is horrible. and
a more ds,pated aud immoral set Of people
nsy"r saw. People are TO king in here from all
larts Of The coast, and AS soon a. tie beWs reach.
as foreign poris. The worst Of their population
w,ll emigra,c hiher pity any decent who
nan who may live in this region six month.
hence
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
CEDAR BLUFF
STEAM MILL, +! Rec MILES
ABOVE COLUMBUS, ON THE
IIANIlI.,I.A u II ~

THE undersigned would respectfully infoFm the
/ Ciiz.us cf'he surrounding country llatthe
a0oyr Mn il in daily operation Tor the saving
a. logs sad grinding Of corn; aud will keep
4lpp otthe best Of Lumber, Al 81 80 per hun
.fed feet allowing 10 per cent for cash, Corn
Nj be ground lor tho seventh
1ne .,,pscribrr hopes by giving personal and
atrst ats aion 10 the business 10 merit the liber
Al qsNJgaEv Of h- public
JOHN b. MILLER
n b. There i good rosd 10 the above Nil
hom HcLatan'. shop on the Robinson Road, sad
aiso rom Plymouth aud olunibu..
ner. 2 lsts-l5-23-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

MONTE AND Quo RALR0Ap,--Ihe corps Of
Surveyors, under the command Of Mr. Lewis
lroosi. passed through ;his nelghborhood a few
days since, surveying and laying of the route for
tbe Mobile and Ohio Ra lroad --Irayng our town
to the east about halt mile. They commenced
tins portion OF the survey about SO mics below
this; and report the route so tai as being lcycl,
aud well suited for the purpose. he Only gra.
ding Of consequence they met with is on the
south side OF Running Water Creek, five miles
from Macon, which they have to cut down about
5 feet, TO get grading Of 20 feet to the mile
Their course WAS nearly on sd,tcct line to the
NoXubee. After crossing the river, they kept a
north course about two miles on tb' east side ot
Iiorse-hunlcr CreeR, when sbey directed then
course to Mathew, crossing the creek near the
bridge on the StarltyiLc roa',
There seems to be al DIS inc but His doubt
that the railroad will be completed; aud we would
now urge all VII, feel an interest in it, to come
forward subscribe f1r stock. Tho time in
our opinou) il not far distant, when, if they neg
@ci the present opportunity, they will regret not
having done so.
10 every thinking mind i must be evident,
that the completion Of tbs read will be Of more
value 10 this section oi The co,r' thar a., o,b-
erproect tbs, ee.. 81. ..lad.
Mss Rue.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
DIR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT

"Aad by the ritsr, tpon The bank thereof, on this
side and On that side, shall gro'o al trees for
uhoSe leaf shall not fade; and The fruit thereof shall BE-
for mea and The leaf thereof for medtcins. -Ezskiet,
XVII, II.
The miscries and troubles Of sickness, caused from
the sudden changes, a damp and unhealthy climate
and unhealthy constitution, can, in great degree be
saved YOU if you procure and keep constantly by you
bottle Of Or. d. Jayne's EXpectorant, to guard you
against the most fearful of all diseases, Consumption
Thousands OF cases OF Consumption could be pre-
vented il they would only take something check il in
its bud; but when they catch cold, tie mother Of
Consumption they put Of treating it with remedy
that would cure, until by and by, the malady has
assumed its chrome form and the victim is gone, be-
yond the reach Of human art Hundreds Of physi-
clans have given certificates Of efficacy Of this med
icine. Persons who have tried its virtues are ex-
tolling il among You daily as being the only remedy
hatwili act benefciay without fail upon the lungs
anda the pulmonary organs. The certificates which
have been given in favor Of this valuable preparation
would fill hundreds of pages and these too, many Of
them from the most distinguished men IN the coun-
try, such as r. w Williams NJ D., Jonathan Davis,
Luther Brigham, NJ. D. John Seger, and many 9TH
erS But we deem these certificates sufficient to par
amount any creduhty that may LUX in the bosom o.
those who need a remedy OF the kind.
For sale by A. N JONES, d CO., only Agents in
Columbus for the sale OF DR.. D. Jaynss celebrated
FIRMLY medicine.
esssRfws. Mrs AxensT j isR
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
HEALTH. "a. RICHES.

NOV isthe season to preyen sickness by purify
ing the blood, and DR., JayIe's Alternative is one
sfths Host ehcacious preparations for Graduating and
cleansing the system OF all impurities that has ever
been discovered for Scrofula, Kings Evil, White
e. rngs, Mercurial and Sipalitic affections, PIN
- "a, Is and all impurities aisng from an inactive
IA ynhsah w state OF the blood it stands unrvalled
fyo,, Inow n. value of goodheath you will use at
Ia.., one or two bo' Ties Of thlspreparaton. Sold by
''''' '''' A. y. Jones & CO, Ag'h.
ApTil |, Is4s I4-lU-y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
From he Msassippiap Dee. -
Democratic ORGANIZATIONS.

During the presence Of our electors il thi,
place, A. well az other gentlemen from fifteen
counties, this subject vas taken INTO cousMcra,
tlon' The result was to request committee Of
eleven Democrats 10 act os a permanent cIecu-
tive body at Jackson The general wish is.
that these gentlemen should open and establish
permanent intercourse with The active men of
the party throughout every county in the State
to advise, consult and agree upon an efficient
pan Of organization, and urge il upon our friends
every where-also to make such arrangements
as will ensure The printing and circulation Of doc.
uments needed IN every portion Of tee State Ide
plan g god Que, and Il vigorously oYpcued
will tell powerfully upon all future elections, and
especially the fall elections Of ls49.
The names Of the Committee are az follows
GEO r. FALL, Chairman
DR., EDWARD PICKETT. Or. y. &. FARRAR,
J. Davenport. Gen. J d FREEMAN,
DrLW. 5. LANGLEY, {. h. HooKER.
r. MeD COLLINS, SAMUEL LEALEY,
sG = GRyyTk WnScr HExIxswAY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
PATENT MEDICINES

EIONGUE & SMITH have on hand full supply
Il Of Towuscnds Sar,apara, Wmcrs Canadian
Vcrmiipge DaiIey's Pain Extractor Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Hebrew or Jew David, Plaster Morris and
Sands SarsaparIIa and Hastings Syrup OF Wood
Napbtha, As these deseryodly popular medicines
are III great demand the public are cautioned against
counterris and theonIy security they have, thatthey
are getting the genuine is 70 buy them Of the regu-
larry appointed Agents, who can always show GER
tiicate OF Agency il they pretend to be such.
TONGUE Il SMITH.
r,rts Cor Al oft l,, ahnvo M.dic,r,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

II is stated by the New York Tribune thai the
number OF vessels up al that port ior California Is
so great tha, the bakers of sbip bread. though
demand, and that many vessels are detained, IN
consequence. The amount of bread manuiAc.
lured has averaged $4,000 lbs. per day, or more
than 100000 lbs. since the st Of December
last.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
.1GiiCP.
DR.. S, A. EALTONSTALL

HAS removed his office, to his residence where
II he may be found at all times ready to operate in
the various branches of Dental Surgery on reasona-
Asterms, for cash only. Icannq keep pace with the
many modern improvements in The Dental art and do
work on credit Ny business cannot be carried on
successfully on any other terms tan cash when the
work is completed ] have to par ssh for every ar
fce use in the profession. Pekous from distance
need not come to have work done on credit They
will be very apt to be disappointed Necessity com
psls me to adopt rhs rule.
August lsth, ls49. l5-5-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

IAfNlA,
We are permi ted to make on extract from a
letter from h'gay into ,,,en -oHtce,which gives
increased ns ~,i' 20 the gold reg on ia California.
The letter left Tepic on the 9th Of Dec. last, and
is the latest intelligence received from the west
coast.
"''',.reia late A. val from G. 3-n'a bring
ing Intelligence 4 region Of gold richer
than any kn an b., peen discovered north ofthe
former placer. The 4. States siore.hip Le1ner
ton was to leave for the States. When this
vessel sailed she already had on board $500, 900
III gold dust for the L. 5
We understand that the gold dust was put on
board the ship as the property Of individual CHI.
zens for safe transportation here.
And with all these new developments 10 invite
larger emigration add 70 .tnoiatc the passion
Of the peods an effective political organization
is essentially essary To meet the crisis. We
cannot doubt that Congress will discharge its du.
~; yet little more than FIVE weeks ofthe session
remain. They are rapidly passing away. We
cannot reconcile il to our respect fer Congress to
suppose that they will adjourn without dischar.
ging this important duty to the country.
WAX T4S1S
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
rARTrF OF CHARGES.

Columbus, Nj Jan l. lSt7---i3-5 ly
n B. Spacious Lots for dr. yer, always -aty an
-oyender at prices to SUIT the pressure OF the tunes
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10


HIT IN AGAIE.-Father Rnchie mel ks vc.
ry Palpable hi at friend Greedy and the Pilgrim
Fathers, in the following:
The editor oil the New York Tribune sends
forth an eIu:ling peal Of Triumph over the passage
sfGou's resolutions. He piously ejacustes
"Such is the fitting close in Congress Of the
22sth year from the landing Of the Pilgrims on
the rock ofPymoulh. r9uld have wished that
it had occurred gu ForeIsiners Day; but perhaps
it is best as il is"
Perhaps So Fit hal occurred on "ForpGuhet'.
Day. as you call it, il might have been esteemed
a reflection on your excellent ancestors, TO whose
commercial enterprise the south j. indebted Tor
great portion Of iiS negro population, and
who never emancipated their own slaves ill
that kind oil property bad become. perfectly worth.
lse-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
VOL. Nv.
E, NASIIlNll!

" As IONNs
NaslrlGl CC~'ifcat, t-jfh each PGckdgt
CHILL AND FEVER.
Ns.or Golch lreds single ounce wal
tured i've cas.s ne very first mi;
il0weysr az usfpis {, make the lhug sore,
Que bottle al ic lsj ten cases Will cure,
large dose be.ur, the chill comes IN,
Que hall aiuIEatl when the Fever Is goRS.
DYSPEPSIA.
One ounce ~ IA cpen the ewes Of man,
lie 10 bgy sae bottle and ny again;
It's ia.lu hecome, strong, confidence sure
uue .ihtr bottle may cerianh cure.
'Iis laken-hs uind relieved iron,the biues'
And Rature assumes her heouni,l hues.
CONSTIPATION.
listen one moment ana con crack your smiles.
Perhaps lready rs brought on The Pies;
The latter secured, the former relieved,
l1ai feel as cflmual just been repucyed,
AEaW1unug tbs quantity, more oI ICES,
Ay medical card vii lJ,y expsoss.
Asthma &. Ctroaic Htadacle.
One spoonful af Tonic drink sass'iras,ro.
Aulho battle tie feet hgH up 10 the knee,
Cover the pody Ten minutesurs
Andleaen wat tie Texas Iouic can 90.
The sul---o' "a lie dfw OF flower.
ueplneutreiiclel in loss uan one hoGr.
BurrfmeSs.
Oh cheer M soprspirts don tlookso soy.
lth.sbanis aalamed. a servant can bly,,
iu&Ree wfel.s OF - perhaps NJ So soon,
Gaze with de zhi on the belullf noon.
Eyr,bcfome hrlght--a heart flied with Joy
Good prospects ~ View Giri0r a Boy
FROM EX-GUV. RINNELLS, Of Mi.
IUilNPEiCEE,q GALVESTON, Dec ~. 40.
Su-Iauug uscd myself, aud IN m, family several
bottles ct "puccs Patent Texas T me" and having *
perieucpd much beuehirum II lake pleasure m regOn-
needing 10 the pubic valuable family medicine
Respectfully. H. G. kUNAELLS.
10 TIE MERCHANTS Of ALABAMA:
Gentlemen; John Price, ESQ, oi Galveston city
who presents YOU herewith is gentleman OF respec-
liability and veracity. We ask tor him your POLITE
attentions and hope you viii find your interest to
make his acquaintance. Mr. Price is the proprietor
Ola Medicine STYLED prices Patent Texas Tonic.
He comes to our State to extend the agencies and
Otherwise give publicity to bis Medicine We have
acted as his agents in this city, have personally used
the article and find beyond doubt il is one Of great
utility Respectfully, yours,
LYON& BAKER, ANDERSON q DICKSON
" N. j. LEDI ARD, A. i. LEDl ARD * 90,
Il d FONTAIN 4 SON
TAYLOR, HALE ~ MURDOCH, AaENTs.
Columbus Miss, June 10. Isis, l4-5o-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
t4(DASAi PAINTING

s every description plain a ornamental
2 MlrA'rIONS OF MOOD & MARBLE, don.
I IN the neatest style, and on the mos resemble
sfus, AMI atthe very shortest notice, by tho under
signed
Our work can he seen in Okti6beha, Iownies
Soxubee, Monroe and Chckssaw, Miss, Green and
lickcn. Counties, labams.
All persons wishing painting done, wsuld do well
TO address their letters TO either Of US, III Yorkyle,
Fi0ksn. County Ala.
Err BOWIES,
w BOWLES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

Advertisements net maFked With IhsauftH cfa--
saTiioas siil b Pahizhst sniil fr'sl - 49, =
above. Professional n0iicea business ulrfs YuafiF
ancqaagter advertisements PHhlished pesaRSssusnE
Atper14 reduction viii aways b mace u sleh esaes
tersoaa4 notices (when aduissibis) vii b tharEUG
enaoe the usual price Letters 70 The EdiiW q d.
fa9'siiess to insure sttenfion musf he RosI RAfn.
Announcing candidates Tor County o.scesak Pa
District and state Offices sla Workof ssgdss-zi..
i'oR d1ne Al ms oise must tePAIp Tos wss tssars
IS performed
y We are prepasede . doJos paurrxs Of Ill lind
WIN neatuess and despatch ard On terms as lo,g a.
shey can be done n any printing oses At he SOFA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10
XOIGUE & SMITH,
WHO'LL gALE So JaRGIEL
DRUUGI> TsB
South Side az .Hdin Street,
UTSr-S BUILDINGS,

CuuR6aS Mississippi.
s:2y 90 - &c Me- -.
HEAYE now on hand, full and entire fresh
Rt ,tockog Dracs i. Ae4icjHss French 4 EH-
slish Chem .cals Srgicai hsiroaea''' Psgl7nfrg,
Paiut~. 0Hs, Dla-S af, WNa9g CLASS Brushes
and alilHs il<t pa III Hdici1ss par IN oSr: having
kesn constantly receiving since the st O: january
Inst large supplies rom the Northern Cites We
have now on hand the heaviest stock q gooIs y our
line ever broughtto this market A'Ne attend Par-
sonav to the purchasing, and use great care M lHe
selection OF our Medicines, and buying elery.ang
from irst hands, Physicians, Planters end others, can
depend upen every article boughto rs, being rnre
and 81 the bc4 quality. During the pastyear having
reduced the prices Of Drugs SO much below what they
had formerly sold at in this market, that Physicians
and Planters were enabled TO supply Themselves from
rs on a- reasonable terms they could procure then
rom any OF the Southern Cities consequently We
have been compelled greatly to increase our stockthc
present year. IN order 10 meet the wants OF our GUS
toners Il that We will now be enabled to supply MI
call that may be made for any thing in our line and
viii continue on the same reasonable terms
ApnI ID lS4s. lY-l4-42
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-02-10

DIR. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND EX-
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
NOR TIE removal and permanent cure ofal dis
= eases arising from an impure state OF the blood
OF habit Of the system. This preparation is put up IN
lie concentrated form IN quart bottles and can be had
nj the manufacturers prices, Of A. n. JONES & co
whoare Agents for Columbus and vicinity.
DIR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
EN0R al affections Of the Lungs, is now nsed by
u the most respectable Physicians in the country,
and never iails to give satisfaction, 1t is put up in
double size bottles at the former price. Sodby
April /, 1910 a, n. JONES d. co. Agts.