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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
IN ATTACHMENT.
Justice Court-BeGore Fl. futile. 7 p

Justice Court-Be,ore II. Tufle 7 p
Lerah Brown, THE above defendant will take
Us. L notice thar a writ of attach.
Ira Helms. ment has been issued against him
10 favor Of the above named Plaintiff before II
futile, justice of the Peace in and for said coun
ty and his property attached to satisfy the demand
OF the plaintiff and that unless he appear before the
sad Justice at his Office. in Southport. IN said
county, on the LIST day of September 1919, at one
o clock, p. NJ. judgment will be rendered against
hlm' and his property sold to pay the Plaintiff
dept BY order of the Board.
Aug. 90, 1912 ZERAH BROWN, Plf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

D-Anson Pease and Mr.. Chesley, sen'r, have
been chosen delegates from the south western
assembly district of Racine county, to attend the
union state convention of the 7th.
Dr. b. b. Cary, is the delegate from Racine,
to the Hunker convention of the 9th. II cannot
be denied that the Dr. will bring great ,oeigh to
the deliberations of that body.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

nrlnthc Racine Commercial we find the pro-
ceedings of the late Wing county convention. 1t
appears that the convention formally endorsed
the nomination of Mr.. Chattield, for county Judge
and agreed to support him. Mr.. Chalfiold will
probably be without opposition, but this we hope
will not deter voters from turning out on Mon
day next, 10 the polls.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
Queen of the PrairieS.

Double Oren fir Tight Cooking &oues.
Patented ls44 by n. P. Whitesdes
IN little over one year, there have been made
hi and sold at the mandatory in Chicago, over
Five Hundred OF these Queens, and the demani is
constantly increasing. The plates are all warrant.
ed against fire cracks for 90 days
We are the only agents for Southport and vicin-
ity MARSHALL 81 PHELPS.
Aug 80, 1870
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

IL Wednesday next, the 9Th of September, is
the day appointed for the meeting of the Hunker
State Convention, for the nomination of ca ndi-
dates for State officers. Itis perhaps useless to
speculate as TO the character of their action.wh
we shall soon certainly know the result: neverthe-
less II the efforts of the intriguers and wire-pu-
lers have rendered these results tolerably certain
beforehand, it may not be Improbable to put them
on record to show more conclusivey the fore
gone nature Of the whole concern We are con-
tident that the refusal ofthe old Democratic Com
mittee 10 unite the Free Democracy was oc-
casioned by the personal schemes and ambitions
OF few men; and that now the old democratic
organization is being used solely TO that end
Whether a MAJ DIRTY of the Convention of the
9TH will be readydo endorse their schemes we
know not. Ii they should not, there will probably
be resolution of adjournment to meet the Free
Soil Convention ofthe It'll, passed. But if there
shoud,the minority will doubtless 90 forward and
nominate these men who ave previously been
agreed upon, and on the plea of regularity at
tempt the hopeless task of getting them elected
We are confident that these men for whom all this
strife has been engendered, will be nominated
either by majority or minority and we arc
equally confident that the honest portion of the
convention, be they few or many, will not submit
to it. Should the Free Soil convention of tie
9TH make judicious union nomination, We have
very little doubt gifts success.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

III E. G. Wheeler, we perceive, was appoint
ed delegate for the County of Walworth, to the
bunker State Convention. The Hunkers of
that county doubtless think one delegate is all, in
justice, in view of their numbers they are entitled
to. We think so too, though we apprehend when
Mr.. Wheeler gets there it may be found conve-
nient to give him FIVE votes
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

III EXPERIENCE FsTABRooK, of Geneva, has
been nominated as the Hunker candidate for
County Judge in Walworth county. We don't
envy Experience the experience which the vote
on Monday next will probably give to him
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
EXCELSIOR CWsRsss.

The meetings of this Church will be held on
Sundays, forenoon and afternoon. commencing al
the usual hour of Church service, in the room on
Main street. lately occupied by the Telegraph
Printing Office.
On Sunday next, forenoon, Jomx WILDKR' will
discourse
The afternoon will be devoted TO the discussion
OF such topics as may be suggested
August "a, 1919.
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d0mu,tst,ato,'s dice.

ATOTlCE is hereby given TO all persons con-
| V cerned that the undersigned has been duly ap-
polnte1 by the Judge OF Probate Of Racine county,
Administrator of the estate OF John d. Parker Iaie
Of SALEM in said county. All persons Indebted 10
said Estate will make payment to the undersigned,
and those holding claims against said estate will
present the same for liquidation
LEMUEL BOOTH
Aug "a, 1S49. NO
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LIFE or JOIN o. ADAMS.

By Hon. VIM. II Seward; Websters large quar-
TO and vo Dictionaries. lIyings works; Bancroits
Histories; Macauley England; nidreihs United
States together with general assortment of mis-
celianeous works. Cheap rnmanres by the quan-
lity, for sale at KING 5 BooKsroRE.
Aug. %. 1919
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Sabbath School Books.

From The Depository of the Mas sachusects S s..
Society; Quarto, Octave, aud Pocket Bibles; Rob-
ert Philips Religious works; Pocket Tesiameuts;i
the Psalniis, Church Psalm>t, Watts Hymns;
Methodist do; Methodist discipline Ufsu'ine Man
uaI; Path TO Paradise; and variety OF other Iei.
gious bl cations for sale at
Aag 81, 1919. KINGS BooKsrORE
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TRTSrEEG

TRUSTEES.
Jos Collins David c Golden
William J. Hy,lop, Aired Edwards
Il II McCmdy William Belts
Frederick Winston Joseph Blunt
L w Faber Isaac & Pearson
John + feiverton Henry Wells
Theodore sedgwirk W liam Moore
Stacy b Collins Zeblee Cook
John II Swift Jonathan Miller
John Wadsworth David A Comstoek
Samuel Nj Connel Robert Schuyler
Governeor NJ Wilkins James Chambers
John l. Pruyn Joseph Tnckcrman
Frederick WhIttIesey Moses II Grinncll
Charles Ely Wm J Bunker
John G. CIuger Eugene Dutilh
Waller JOY, Francis Iaihrop
Alfred Pell John { Thatcher
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
Samuel IIannay, Secretary.
d. c. GASKlLL, Agent.
OTs jerks, NJ. ID. Physician TO the Company.
Southport, Aug. 1919.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

GoAT's WooL.-The invasion of Cuba pro-
claimed against by Gen. Taylor, proves to be
sort OF goats wool invasion, having its growth in
~place, except in or on the head Of the Pres
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

The population of Buffalo is estimated at
$4,000 In lS45 when the last census was
taken, it was only 29,S3T.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

The 'Waukcgan Free Democrat . is the name
Of new paper just started at Waukegan.
N. w. FULLER, Editor. Mr.. Fuller has had some
experience as an editor and will doubtless con-
luct his new paper in a spirited and able manner.
Rock River Jeffersonian . is the name of the
Rock River Pilot revived, at Watertown, by
Wm L. BUTLER. II is old Hunker in politics.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

IL In one of Hon. Isaac p. IVailser's Free
Soil speeches made during the last Presidential
campaign, werecoIlect well the manner in which
he dwelt on the danger of u dissolution fthe I'm
ion. 'NIr. Chairman" he said, /" the Union is
in danger of dissoluton but it is not to the South
we must look for the danger, but to the North
lfCongress refuses or ncgccts to pass the Will
mot Proviso and the South in consequence, sue
coed in their schemes, the North will dissolve the
Union, rather than submit to have the govern
ment absorbed by the slave influence" This
was what Mr.. Walker said. The Hunkers Of
Wisconsin now, do not wish TO- Interfere with
their southern brethren because of local str fes
and local jealousics, and yet Mr.. Walker says if
the provso be not passed, the North will dissolve
the Union. In their zeal for quiet enjoyment of
the Offices, are these Hunkers ready for this re-
suit We verify believe they are. Let the IN
ion be split into fragments-just put them on the
fragment that contains the national treasury and
they will be content.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31
Tiae Free Democratic Electors OF
tie town OF Southport


Arc rcquestod 10 meet at "ExCEISI0R HALL" tiat,
-tETapa Office FRIDAY EVENING, 3lst to choose fouf
delegate represent them in Assembly Convention az Pc.
GER nps saturday, and to transact such other business
as may properly before them BY order the Com
Democratic Union state C0nVen-
lion.
lc Free Democratic voters and all others greeing nth
with the basis of union adopted at Madison arr
requested 90 meet IN their respective Assembly Districts
choose TWO DELEGATES for each Assembly District IL
meet IN State Conventions at MADISON on tho I'M nay nj
SllFEMBER NEXT, to nate candidates TO be suppor.
tea for State Officers at the coming election.
by Order ofthe Free Dem. Comm
ASSEMBLY DIST. CONTENTION
NE Free Democracy ofthe Assembly District composed
IL OF the towns of Southport Pike aud Pleasant Prairie w
hold Convention the house of Peter Martin Plea,an,
Frairie oaSATURDAY, the lst day of SEPTEMBER nryt
ct O'Clock, A for the purpose Of eFeeag two delegate
- attend the State Convention Madison on the 7iL
Hepenber next The town Of Southport IN send dele
gates, Pike and r. Prarfo each a which Conyenon th
pass OF future representation 10 be fixed per resolution O.
last Cony entoI. BY order of Comm
b. JllLSON Chmu
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Additional News by the Canada

( FASNEaAUH%A NCNs DJ sEES SstIdIst.
The Danish Minister OF Marine has given
notice that the blockade would lie raised ON
the llih.
FRANcE.-Some of the French journals
insist lhai the visit of the President to the
western provinces was Il failure.
General Rosielas is tn be commander in
chief OF the army IN Italy, in the place of
oudnoi, whose recall is brought about by
his inability To work in harmony with pI.
us, who has always looked upon him with
suspicion. Rumors Of u change of ministry
are very general.
AUSTRIA AND IiUNGARY.-As far as il is
possible to trace the confused and conflicting
arcoun.s al the operations of the conlending
armies. IL seems that the llungarians still
maintain their position. Some uncertainty
prevails respecting Bem's operations in
Pennsylvania.
The London Daily News gives currency
TO the following: The Austrian and Rus.
sian forces, 10000 strong. after having oc-
cuped HermanslatlI and Cronsladt, sailed
forth 10 meet BEN, who approached them
with an army of 10000 strong, and at
lacked them. The battle ended in the COM
Plele defeat of the lnperialists, who fled
preclpllaely, leaving 10000 dead and
wounded, and nearly all their artillery;
5000 prisoners were captured by the
llungarians. Benz took possession of
Hermanstadt and Cronstadt.
Under the head of latest intelligence the
European Times says, Vienna journals of
the 9th supply us with news from Hunga-
ny oil great importance, il true. ltappears
that the Hungarians stole march and sur
prised the garrison of Raab. A sharp con-
iilct ensued, which ended in the Hungari-
ans capturing The fortress and ci,y, with an
immense amount of provisions, together
with two companies of Austrian infantry
kalpha, the commandant of the Hungarian
troops afterward quilted The city and took
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

NNTE call the attention OF p-rsous in. want Of
Wv Stoves. 10 our assortment. We have, over
goo now on hand. and shall be receiving additions
To our stock until the close Of na,is CATION. In
thickness OF plate they rrcci all other ings in
this market-tpost Of which we ,raryamf not TO
rrnrk Tn fire. We offer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

COLES AMERICAN FRUIT BOOK;
Jaques New England, Frait Trees, and Down.
ings Fruits and Fruit Trees oil America, for sale at
Aug. %, 1919. KiSGs BooKsronE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

1.-THE Free Democrat makes the following
excellent suggestions with reference to the pol
icy to be pursued by the union state convention
at Madison, in the selection of candidates for
state officers The old political managers in
this state have had a troublesome, weary time of
it for several years. Would it not be well to
give them short breathing spell. Why cannot
the Ere Democracy nominate a ticket of sensi-
bic, practical farmers and business men, over
looking entirely those who make politics trade.
We do not object to man because he is law
yer, or follows any other honest profession, but
the idea that none but a lawyer or protcssod po-
liican is fit for Governor, we wish to see rooted
out of the minds of the people. We would like
to sec aGarmor fill the gubcrnaorial chair OF this
State. Not a county-we don't know but we
might say Il town-can be found that could not
furnish farmer competent to discharge the du-
ties of governor. When the people come to re-
spcct themselves as they ought, they will not
deem it necessary that man should be great
rogue to qualify him for Office
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

DADDY.--A western orator ealls Wash
lngton 1.-THE daddy of his counfry.''
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-31

81 Louis, Aug. 9Th.
River opposite our city rising slowly
Weather Yesterday was cool and clear.
Receipts of produce continue pretty liberal.
liemp, sales of one lot at 1923 per ton.
Tobacco, sales from So so per cwt. Flour,
good country brands, at 81 %; City Mills,
81 90 TO 4 60. Wheat. sales TO day from
30 10 SOC, ali grades idclutIed. Corn, sales
of two lots at 37lIc.
Freights 10 Ncac Orieans.-
Sc 80 per ton. Tobacco, So 50 per hhd.
Flour. 35c per bbl. Wheat lie, Oats 3lc,
per cwt. Cattle, S5 per head.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
nm. GORDON's FAMEEY pfLE.S.-a

II R. GOkDON'S FAMILY pTLK.S,-R
~ ing Compounded esclasiyfly Of sucb ingredients
Nature intended should operate en- the impurities of
the human system-strke at tie root Of the disease
removing all impurities fom the body, openipu ths
pores externally and internally, eeparatiBg ali fs-.
elgn and obnoxious paIt rs ifom the clye. so mat
the blood Of whiehisis te origin, asst le ihcrorrh-
y .pnre-necessary seeming fac and yiqorous
acton to the heart, Vngs liver and stomach. lerebv
restoring health, BIZ oFening e pores, cleansing lie
VEINS and arteries, uampcdmg all The natural seins
and purifying tie boo8 they render the system nnt
oniy thoroughly souul bat also impervious TO dis.
ease, even when all other means have milad.
Within the last t@alye months, uoro Than ono
hundred cases Of the most aggravated forms Of Ms.
Pepsa have been cured By tie Medieine4mhere fjGjd
dieting, the Blue PHI and almost every otter raeapn
lad been resorted TO- without any benefit, and when
death stared ITS miserable victim tally III Tie face.
II Dr. Gordon's Pills were uol adapted to the cure n
any butthis horrid naaiy. their uniform success ~
TINS disease alone would he sufficient to"waft 81 n
tame the name 81 their inventor as bcncfaclor AZ
his species.
The medicine never fails to cure the worst caees
OF Piles in one week.
For sale in Columbus. Miss, by An Iovrs & co.
oSeUE & SnITH, AMI On enquiry will he found IL
every town and yillaaein The soplh and West.
IiAVERLAND, CLARK q Co
aug 10 @8.-ia-9- Agents Mobile, Ala.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
DERDALE SpnTVCS..

.RsrrA 9 lltl subscriber having taken charge Of
fss,9s4 ihis desirable watering place for the e0sn.
S;sisJ9 ing season, would inform lie trayoliny
1-''2 community lhathe is ready to accomm5.
ea'e ai "h9 may favor him with a cal The prem.
l5aa arg Nndargoinga thorough rcwir md Nil N
fcy loF ne reception Of visitors BY the list Of Nav
RATES:
D0', = ana Aoagihg per month"; $50 90
week, 6 90
e;,l..,r cay ! %
piee. Lights anexha charge.
!, liqrso per lNnh, $40 co. DO per dav, rs al
Single feed, We. r. ~ = ~
49,, S; PATTON, Proprietor.
42it L1paerda's, AFr4, 7, 1910.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
WONDERFUL
Restoration TO EEealth!!

az cHRlsTlEs Agent in Cincinnati. ohio, received
wy VhoWlhs Nefuhcate few Months since II IS from
ee'4Sa u AeA staining, and we'll known IN Cincinnati
10 Nit j. d. DOUGHTY
Cor. 9TH and Mainss Cincinnati
Draa siR-Through The grace and wisdom Of nv 0rnnl
poeht Maker my attention called your adycsiise
meli 81 Medical Galynnism the Gazette oil Cincinnati
Hpent NE bIst 81 January last My disease being Rhcu
matc Coat had resisted the skill OF about all the ohvsi
cans could employ, and mode poor indeed-leayine
ne helpless miserable man who for trty foy MA
Feeoas 70 hs t1periea had i6aked one stsp and y
Large portion q the time rent with cxcfucla,Inr MN
ihfoagh the ohsness Of Mr. Fenner was enabIcA IL on
ele q ~ tIRisTiEs Genuine Belts OF your estab
hmept and hy its Csc N connection with the Fif NJ,
ehiy nopei Gan ahin that have found Paradise hs
, cao haw walk firmly and comfortably wherever
Wlsh 70 ~ a aye prospect ENJOYING as souna beait
as ever had deem my recovery so iniraculous that
ma take hs pains to eommunitae to You FOR Won ana
the information II others ~" "a sou ans
respectfully remain your obi servant
r,. CANAAN GARDNER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

IS For the Rst Of Candidates d, ne .yopen.
0sr election, see third page.
VI JOB IVoRK NEATLY E.YEcUTED
Al THIS OFFICE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

N.VI'tFloF VNeWlu@ I0bnccO.
~ FACE has 4 fine lol Of the very best
W Chewing Tobacco, in town, which viii b.
sod very low, This Tobacco i manufactured
o. 'he linest material at Danvule Virginia and
embraces the most popular brands but IN n the
"0ld Dominion ~
!, hls tobacco can 10 found at franklin &
PROS pros stewart y Dowsngs and ]. Dccherd &
WI we acknowledge the receipt Of plug
Of Mr.. Paco's Eclectic Eagle Brand Tobacco
and TAKE pleasure in saying that it is line arti.
cle.-,Ep. DEW, =
Columbus, Jan. 0-ls49--I5-3o-tI.
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M FU


r 81 Ffl-. n1af- S-1a.I ce-= tft -a.. ..---
IA land ca v..c4 Be Sizes. cor.1tata- 3D..
aces, Que l-sl 51e e.l5.ls, ii- a-ler L.ae. r,r.
l-k esd ha-l.nack .aa5- situated ll miles We.
q Le-sn5us III the }la7Lsv Prairie. There !,
i55 acres in hizh safe e cultivation. a f-st
l-ia si1 haass. h9ue mill. aal cotton press. q
good .ag dwelling ana e1n.og,sb.a oat.aouses
ilefa IS aiso fre e-te-.ll peil ,.....5s1i5 an
ahlndaace Of goalwa'er atoa ge1soas. This
plantation lies Immediately on tho read lgaiiar
tom Plymouth @ Sta-kva.e p he eastern edge
Of the -d-hew P.air'-. csareaiea.i8 nasiga.i6a.
and hls wlallsw olhcr rlsces caa ioast ol--su
outlet % ga ipezhaus.itls range lor sock. L
can Be divided into Two glod srli.emenis.-and
! will sell eiiser CT OF including ali ths IN
ths Who'll l0r Z ia bar. h3 tan
balance IN one AND two years wi.Lsf interest.
Persons wishing to purchase can SEE lee arersi-
eior on the premises OF Il. S. faylor and John
:! Ridley Coiaa5uz Mississippi. Who VIII moss
fully descF.belh properly.
WELLS A. THOMPSON.
March 81, 1879. ~. MayAew Prairie.
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GfEOE4ERG "A.

FfyllE well known disease call Indebtedness ho
a ing prevalent elr)1ghout this country. AIessrJ
ttkiord d Cage would respectfully rccommene
speedy payment ms sure preventive Of the CoflqBs
whlchyou all know is certain death.
Jan. 8, l649-2S-n
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FOR SALE

In Columbus, house & lot the residence Of Mai.
Craven, deceased Also one hundred and sayeni,,
acres OF land soa.h Of town. adjoining the cornori.
iioa; eighty acres cleared, the emaiader woodland
Also LOT OF family sTsaGg For particulars applv
TO Maj, K. BARRY.
CoiaA0us, July Il, 1919. II. Executor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
Columbus Female Institute.
HOARD on TpIfpr,I79,

q c., - VIZ LES.
e. BtrwFTr 1l e. oN a. ,s0 1sRR 2. EuTLEA, Col T.
Firms, j W lIpgpis Dn n + l.nANe' = W
=" Y S1los 'o' a. a. AlScAAsoN' j. q Tosp, Col A
Teachers.
Languages and sciences. : '''' instructor N he
Miss LOUISA cussnsuAm, English Branches
W N;ss y n FSS ti,,,.-
ME- ME- II T. n 4. HORNE ,
VIE duties Of this institution will 10 rasunodor
The course o of Ed I"g rr5o. u
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CEDAR BLUFF STEAM WILL.


IRE -a5llGcc RIVER.
fHgtr .4l -ls- aoa.d respectfully Tile
- en- -eas 81. DE surrounding cogairf tl-il he
chose -lIi IS '1caiy operation lor ihe saving
oie-s end glialilg of corn; and witt Keep
suaf.y ci,le ben ofL-mber, 81 Sl,50 per hun
tfsd feet allowing I'D per cent Tor cash. Corn
viii BE grounl of lhe seventh.
Tie s1t=-ri-er hopes J7 Ei5.ar personal and
'tTi.t attention 20 ihe business 10 merit lhe iber.
ID Pa'1oaegs u The Public.
JOHN 2. MILLER.
y. p. There isa gsod road 30 the ahsye Sill
nom McLaan' shopou the Robinson Road and
also from Plymouth and Columbus.
Dec. l5i3-l5-a3-ic
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C0ndJes, CNledge8!
g PERM ana Adamantjne Candles to Be- f,nnI
~ al the i7no H. S. TAYLOR d en-.
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Soap. SOaB.

A VERY SUPERIOR 10, otfotash for rnaltina
IA soap just received and offered l3a by
H. s. 1AXE0R & 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

NUTFIN,
i. s LAVE The nargos, WONDFRa ernrgfa
Ass y, and TAYLOR" eithcr or an Of wa'rb
oer 70 liFe or charter at low rates for any lenot
q tlmo tAat they may be wanted.
Vest Tort July 4, A0,-tf @. w. RANnOtprf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
80 - "a GENERlL DEBLITY

an " AN. o.. NERVOUS ENERGY
D., ForDleai's SarsspaFiHa insig6nies he
Whole system permanently. To jhese Who have
test taeIr aipse AIR energy b. The e9ets OF medicine
o. adise4eiiea committed 10 youth. Ct the excessive
iaaaigshee q tie passions and brourlt on gen.
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