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ns The largest, THE Mosr FASH
U. lDNABLt, and the best assort-
ska, hi xs men, Of mems, womans, and chill
k drens boots and Shoes, in Ceci
county, is TO be founu at the sub
,rihers BOOT 4 SHCE STORE. in Elklon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-25
WONDERFUL
Restoration to HEALTHY.

Or CHRlSTIE'S Agent in Cincinnati, Ohio, received
the following Certificate few months since Il from
citizen Of high standing and we'll known In Cincinnati
10 Mr. j. D. DOUGHTY,
Cor. 5th and Mair-sts Cincinnati
DEAR SiR-Through the grace and wisdom Of my Omnt
potent Maker my attention called to your ndvesse
ment of Medical Galyanism the Gazette Of Cincinnati
about the first cE January last My disease being Rheu
matte Gout had resisted the skill Of about all the physt
clans could employ and made poor indeed, leaving
me helpless miserable man. who for thirtyjow months
prtrous to this experiment had rot 0cked step and os
large portion Of the time rent with excrueatng pain
Through the potoness Of Mr. Fenner was enabled TO OBJ
tain one Of DR.. CHRsrE's Genuine Belts at your estah
lishment and by its connection with the Fluid
only month can affirm that have found Paradise be
low. can now walk firmly and comfortably wherever
wish to &C. aud have prospect enjoying sound health
A. ever had, deem my recovery 80 miraculous that I
have taken this pains to communca to you for you and
the information Of others.
Respectfully remain your OBJ servant.
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove, parke Co, Ohio, Eeb. u, 1879.
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nR. GORDON'S FAMILY PILLs.-b


~ ing Compounded exclusively Ofsuch ingredien,.
Nature intended should operate on the impurities Of
the human system-strke at the root Of the disease
removing all impurities from the body opening The
pores externally and internally, separating ali for.
eign and obnoxious particles from the chyie so that
the BLOOD OF which il is the origin must be thorough
~ pure--nccessarily securing free and vigorous
action to the heart lungs liver and stomach thereby
restoring health, by opening the pores cleansing the
veins and arteries, unimpeding all the natural Veins
and purifying the blood; they render the system not
only thoroughly sound, but also impervious to dis
| ease. even when all other means have failed.
Within the last twelve months. more than ons
hundred cases Of the most aggravated forms Of Dys.
pepsla have been cured by the Medicine, where rigid
dieting, the Blue Pill and almost every other means
had been resorted to, without any benefit and when
death stared its miserable victim fully in the face
II Dr. Gordons Pils.were not adapted to the cure Of
any butthis horrd malady, their uniform success in
this disease alone would DO sufficient o"waft on 10
tame" the name Of their inventor as beneactor 4!
| his species.
The medicine never fails 10 cure tho worst cases
| Of Piles in one week.
For sale in Columbus Mise. by AN IoSrs& CO.
foSouE SMITH, and on enquiry will be fopod. "
every town and village in the South and -
HAVERLAND. CLAIR j.
| Aug. 2e, '4s.-l5-9- AeeV nv 49,.
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To DR. CHRISTIE: Respected Sir and Frlend-l havs
elwars been subject to tAst dreadful complaint Rheuma
bsn bnt never knew wha, agony h.ulsn being could
suffer- till joined the Army. was engaged in all 81
GENERAL TA4L0RS battles, and was al Ceiro Gord0
with GENERAL. SCOTT, During portion Of the Cam.
pagn much Xposed to the night air in damp stu.
atoms and lerceg ed that this ored my old
pant The first attack Of the enemy Il mean Rheuma
usm) had in Mexico, was IN the right shoulder then my
whole got sth aud could scarcely hold my muskct
and morning in the month Of March last after sleeping
under the Chspaa could scarcely raise myself fairly
shrIeked with agony was after placed in the sur
geons hands but continued TO get worse and worse The
pains extended all my body in my head and even in
my ankles and toes. AT San Angelo got my discharge,
and when arrived in Boston, was helpless hopeless and
perfectly miserable would take no more medicine for
had taken too much already but reading your advertise
ment induced me to send to your Agent Mrs T. KlDDEN
Court street, and get GALvANic BILT and MAGNETIC
FLuIp Tho second day wore the Belt and used the Fluid
was much better and in about one week nasso encour.
aged that not satisfied with the Belt clone, but got
pair Of the Gayanic Bracelets for the limbs These soon
put me my feet and in few days vas enabled 10 walk
10 Mrs KIDDER6 and tell my story She told me to per-
severe and said she had known persons had as was to
get entirely cured From this time got better every Jay
all pains gradually lett me- and my strength rapidly re.
turned and for four months past have been entirely well
eel vigorous and elastic ever felt with the exceP
ton oil little stiffness in my right arm, but have not
particle Of pain Of any kind MY is truly wonderful
and feel too grateful 70 YOU for believe
Oalvanic articles have saved my life do not believe
could have lis ell much longer in such dreadful agony
HENRY l.. SUMNER, LIST Reg Mass Light Inf
Comp ~" X. A. POOL, Capt
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Soap. S0an.

VCpv csTTprbtop
n soap just received and offered lOlC b. by --A
II. s. TAYLOR 4 m
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C0INSIGNMETS TO NEW YORK
THE WIFE'S FRIEND.
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BE.
COME MOTHERS.

CONE MOTHERS.
Professor ALEXIS v. PAULITAN, of the Paris
LyiBg-in Hospital, member of the Medical Academy
Of France, Corresponding Secretary of the Paris
Pharmaceutical College, respectfully begs leave to
announce to the Ladies Of America, thathe has APP
pointed DR.. JEROME Y. G. ROPENIIURTY, Of
New York, his sole American agent for the sale Of
his wonderful medicine. known in France as "the
wfes friend or mothers assistant the most extIaor-
binary medical discovery the world has ever seen.
Is province IL to lessen the pains Of child birth and
promote safe, easy, and speedy delivery which it
does by assisting nature. 1t is perfectly harmless
etcacous, pleasant to the taste, and never fails to
promote easy and sale delivery, and improves the
general health Of both mother and child. 1t has
been tested for years in all the principal Lying-in
Hospitals of Europe, and receives the sanction of
nearly all the prominent Colleges and Medical men
Of the old world 1t ~ the greatest medicine in the
world; as all will admit that medicine must be that
will lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on
child birth There is no mistake about this medicine
doing all that 10 said Of it.
ltneper fails. 1t Is in the form of fine, light
powder, TO be made into drink, and used for few
weeks previous to the expected event, and its price
il SO low as to bring il within the reach of ALL
Surely no humane husband will suffer his wife 10
endure pain, when il can be so easily and cheaply
avoided For the small sum Of only 81, sent post.
paid to DR. JEROME Y. G. ROPENHURTY
New York Post Office, package will be sent by
return mail it being SO light that Il can be sent any
where by mail, at a very triiiDg cost
Ut No unpaid letters taken from the office.
" To prevent imposition, the u. S Agent Dr
Ropenhurty will write his name in full on the ont
side label on each package. No other genuine
| Remember Misi
| March 81 1910. 40-6m
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-25
LACDERDALE SPRINGS.
superior hewing Tobacco.

w. PACE has a fine lot Of the very best
- Chewing Tobacco, in town, which will be
sold very low. This Tobacco is manufactured
of the finest material at Dsnville Virginia and
embraces the most popular brands pu, up in the
"Old Dominion
This tobacco can bu found at Franklin &
Bros, Stewart g. Dowsing's and J. Dccnerd s;
Co.,
" We acknowledge the receipt Of a plug
OF Mr. PAGES Eclectic Eagle Brand Tobacco
and take pleasure in saying thatit is fine arti'
ce.--Ep. DEN.
Columbus, Jan. 2O-ls49--l5-30-y.
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FOR SATE

In Columbus, house & lot, the residence Of Ma;
Craven, deceased. Also one hundred and seventh
acres OF land south Of town. adjoining the CORPORA.
ton; eighty acres cleared, the emaindcr woodland
Also lot Of family ssrrGat; For particulars appy
10 Mai X RARRYfF'
Columbus, July Il, Is49. Il. Executor
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w a. ~


T"vHk u1cofllglea oasfa fsf iala Ia f,,st.
land On which As rsIijsu. eonisiti,, -,
aerss, one hall fne prairie, the cher Ai,-.f ~.
oak and hammock land; situated IA NJ. -. -
Of Columbus, in the Mayhsv Prairie IT,.
$50 acres In high state Of cultivate, - .
rate gin house, horse mill, and cotton ps,,. -,
good log dwelling ana comfortable on,l 49,
there IS also q hne anesian well slE,,ll;s.
abundance Of good water At all season. IN !.
plantation lee Immediately On ,bs ros5 ,.. ~
l5T@ H. f Ss~ P 3 s:a'ase in the .ssra sT
and has what lev ether places can =. - 80.
outlet to an iasshaustibs range a. 800 80
can be divided int two good ssulsSs s,rs-.
will sell either OF or including III - a sa
PFoyemenss or the whole Tor ia hand. ~ ~
balance in one and two years wi,hou, in,s.s ~
Persons wishing to purchase can see the proo.,.
s.or on the premises or H. S. TAYLOR and jsl.
1; Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who Will rno1
fully describe the properly.
WELLS A. THOMPSON.
March 81, l549. ". Maybew pail.
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n ~ LN.rRs7
:, q 1, e. CT. CLAYIos fcrptonlhas been KIN
T - I. q smn6kpecled the trend srs II
JonssTos, co 4. I'D hands lA pI,! y. Col 4
= a0pSs' assSsFs.
a. d srrr.ns fiiiisfpal and lns'sf sr in Ike
Languages and sciences. w.
Miss LOUISA cusslsouAM. English p u.
Miss NJ. GREEsLEAf, - a"
Miss Il. +. Horse, "&
Miss II, DOUGLAS, Music.
FHNllE duties OF this Institution will b resumeea
= Monday, Oct, End
The course OF Education under tho personalA
struction Of the Principal, assisted by a compelui
number of'reaoheas Of tho highest standing, Is i
signed to be full, thorough, and finished.
The scholastic pear is divided into two sessionsf
five monteS each, commencing respectively on m
lst Of October, and st Of March Pupils will be Al
mittad into the institution at any time Of the wear ana
will be charged for tuition only from the date Of on
trance till the close ofthc current session
Of entrance till the close Of the current session,
! Terms :--Payable one.baf in Advance.
Preparatory Department, Per Session, $500
Fourth Class 1900
| Third Class 1000
Second Class I" 2D.CO
First Class 7OO0
Languages (each) 1000
MUSIC, on the Piano or Guitar 1890
Use of instrument for Practising 500
! Drawing and Painting 1900
Ornamental Needle work 1000
Contingent Expenses 800
Board, per month, lincluding lights.
washing, bed and beddng,) 1850
/ Young Indies boarding III tho Institute, must
furnish their own towels and every article Of
clothing must DO distinctly marked with the esn.
ers name.
Sept. 9th ls4s--l5--11--ly
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Candles. Candies.
SPERM and Adamantine Candies to he soro,
- at the firm Of H. S. TAYLOR q co
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TACTISAS STUBBORN THING

"A FACT IS A 81 u BKOifN THING
DR.. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTERY CORDIAL
The great American remedy for Dyscntsry.
Diarrhna, Cholera Morbus, and Sum.
mer Complaint Of Children.
gFyHIS highly extoed and Justly celebrated reme-
a. DIV for the cure ofthe above named diseases,ha
already become household medicine in hundreds,
ifnot thousands oflamiles 1t is no longer mai
Ter doubt as 70 whether it those diseases or
not---but II is now fixed fact among the things that
are--t not only cures cases Of recent occurrence,
butof 10 or IL years standing also Nofamiy should
be without IL during the summer and fail months.
From the Hon. Wiley Williams, Mayor ofColum-
bus, and the Rev. Jesse Boring Of the NJ. Z. Church
south, at Columbus, Geo.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, have
fully tested DR.. Woodruh's Dysentery Cordial,
(sone Of us for years) and from its effects upon
selves and Others we believe 1t to be the best Of all
other preparations known by for those diseases for
which 1t Is intended It has great and deservee
popularity in this city, and stands preemincnt aboyd
alother preparations.
| We look upon its introduction into any community
as blessing WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayor.
GEO. w. TURENTINE,, Tres.
Rev. ]. BORING, II. Z. Church.
COLUMBUS, Ga, July 10, lS47.
/ | use DIR. Woodruff's Dysentery Cordial in prac-
tice, with the most positive good effect, and on my
own person--habtually subject to embarrassment Of
the bowes-in quadrnple doses every two hours, and
itneyer falls to relieve promptly.
Although opposed to nostrums, from principle, |
most chceIiully present the above.
JOHN G. SLAPPEY, MD.
Albany, Baker CO., Ga, March l, Is4S.
| --ALsO--s
DIR, WOODRUFFsS WORM SPECIFIC
lTThis vermituge medicine occupies high place
in the estimation of many communities, aud in some
places superscedes all other preparatonS-tis much
cheaper than any other, and is safe and efficient.
| Try it, MADISON, Ga, Jan. 81, lS4S.
| Dr. Woodrufi--Dear Sir-I am out of your Worm
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here, having
heen well tried. Send me 10 or IL dozen as soon as
you can. Yours. very truly JAS. ROBSON.
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FITS, peafness and Rheumatlsna.

Harrison Cove. Dsrks Co., ohio, EsS, u. isss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-25

consists in the fact that they arrest and disease by
satwdid application in place of the usual mode Of drug
cling and physckng the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection
Teu strengthen The tohe sysitis. e9dlire The efYepta.
Rsn Of The blood promote The sscsion and dv The
sightssi injury nder any creHmstasess, Since AsiI
introduction III the United States only three yssts slncs
rnorn han
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uar.,s ysretabls Extraet

"a IN. onv ,asdy ,a can be relied ON for the permanent cure
%s
hesns o. and "a en- and a s S %
r ,aeao'"s u' must a'e'
ErErsa On 'n.. an = Ss'I sa ,,., ton
time mmemoa physicians pronounced epepnc nus
sse hs oaea Az saasaaas have suffered toSs NJ s4ae
existence and at last sls,r.d 20 or INSANITY
The Of the Vegetable Extract however
eaes n c cum d m others who are 10 essnipe
the testimony which = mere onsu ~ ~ ,
u he aid mi tIat :, spilepsy L incuiabe
hAhI as -. 80. "a na.'ons ,o ,,. az
s ed with dis dreadful disease where has had
nr uiai mas effected permaneS. eu WL , , ~, d,,
has been afflicted win @ for more aan nine years. and has been
cured By The use o. ias Vegetable Ess M state, cha, she m,
!, ~. ~ a. g. .v uaas snd has been resiored 10 nerc,
health Iater every other means aed) by yege
table Extract . !,
one 81 h Se uyea in e State says that he has been much
% ss s y as Of epilepsy Wh his
kn %s s,yse,v formerly postmaster At Lime Mis-
ford county living Erie county Pennsylvania,
s d.. nSw h. Saa 9s
table Extract has health being entirely freed
from Sadss s nsa%a e e. sny street. New having
IaS,s n VINO are aiisisd WIN fits. 1870 80
;ss NJ cs.s. T. Ind
% % be 20 . %. %
Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract say MI, Pa he was soon restored
perfect health and e this city TOR the state OF ONO MS
business . !. =. p..,' .., s,,,oo, Ma,
Rev. Mr. Smith, Rector OF 81 feds chuich oposWvou,
who has been afflicted with eplepc nus m more an ior
states that he has used pr has Vegetable nns ana m
heaith pech ~ much iopss, ~
| TO have no more FITS
| EPILEPIlC FITS,
| tnIy wonderful medicine VIZ
Read the following remarkable Of the son
ii, mna,s Amer travelling through Enpand Scotland
and consulting the most eminent
eed with hs son 10 this country in November last without
| oovins anv beneft whatever. and cured by using
@Si't"e - II. pu,, UEcET,A nj q EyTR ACp
| .t nnn. = ,NI, ,n - -. =. y. -, - a; =,
have spent over uree thousand aoa ~, aha
attendance was ADVISED 70 tAke oul !" u'ope win ma,
did first visited Engiand consulted he most ehlnet p ~
there In respect 70 ms case ey MN anu
accordingly renamed there three monus wihout perceVn any
for the better which cost me about two hundred ana my
dollars pOcketed by the physicians and the most at received
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

Tine American Railroad journal Is published Wall
several gentlemen engaged regular eonibuio known
attempted IN this country Or elsewhere devoted 70 the
. from is humble bssnuas contributed 70 carry Ssld
than upon any other agency whatever. .,.
The mway has become the great
.ity Of civilization
great idea modern has already done
him in the scale Of being than any other agency that has
The regard a. the creates, achieve
wing thought o. language my, alone
butnan, living, breathing sensitive mannsn, M new ne
new creation, without danger fatigue enables
physical and tho yaroa. pleasures Of
Community ne productions and IDEAS every
creating new sources q endowment. and mnpyns ah ihh
Il win not achieved highest work al i has harnoni1ed
ion Of they capable. BY making places neigh
eohood paeea prolSnss our being no. % one p., g
Whoever therefore this field has nos than the ordi
intend in accordance win their spirit 70 conduct the
The history the influence, Of the railway,
careful inquiry It's management scientific discoveries The
ocomonon and the progress Of indnsyafe en-
Under he mining head Of the Jeurnayil find
articles iron ores and iron ma"sars q e Uni
sS.a sss from sf sn
Hodge hs CO. .s aSa ns
sbcing detail q the different osait,ss q org s
se rssnS hss n %raasss and woas
weekly papers, arranged under appropriate heads
with statistical o. different districts and such plans and
Mr. Hodge furnish T. ,as Journal
%en have Seen eaIsuy him. with
mT hsse Ss Be und 10 all are. engaged
mining and the iron TN !. the @ ,smp, ye made
manufacture, and mining resources Of the whole
Cen O. T. James, of Providence has engaged
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THE Eighth will open Monday October on which day
pctudl Of all the students is requested The
promptly recommenced and it's very i'm
their members old should take their places al
the opening Of The acadencal extends from the
OF August being but vacation
aud september In The College all the usual classes under
professors have for several been pursuing the en-
collegiate studies thai prescribed the older
commeneement
ang received their academical degrees
In School, which Immediately adons the College,
preparatory carefully trained competent Instructors
supervision Of Professors College Thus pupils
institution and their entire
under the direction Until they graduate The
embrace partial members of the
collegiate preparatory classes Who be preparing for the count
professional life Such students admitted
all privileges and advantages Of their several sses subs
place classical sudie such
cessary n preparation for business.
study without charge TO all the classes
French the mercantile students viii be taught
without German, other modern language.
The College perfectly heai and there
villages temptations dangerous to the
young Moral religious education o design Of the In
1-.g-.
The charge covering domestic expenses,
college carefully
festrct my her OF the student ~
All departments immediate supervision Of the
application be made for copies OF the
information, well a. for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. kERfSoT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of ST. James, r. n, Maryland
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ISAAC u. sILLKR.
HORACE '. Assn. ISAAC \. BlLLKI.
Land and General Agency Once nc ths Capital % i
nOls Sitx OF SDFl

HoRAcE " Assn. ISAAC \. slLLkR.
General Agency Once ths Capital Iiii-
ft ncis, Slty OF Springfield. yter#
no norssseaf Of Rsoss lands, holders 81 Hiao
all desireus purchasing Stats
Illinois sotf be,dsThe uadersged would respectfully
public that they have established cyte The
Illinois lad and general agency Office the uaasaces
OF all business appertainns thereto within We limits q the State
All relative % the pure and sale Of lands eIsuu
ing Repairing their location advantages aud paying
nr ana selling descriptions ever,
other description attached agency on I'D
most extended scale, promptly and faithfully attended TO-
r ,aq.sk III = WI REpERksoRsi 1888 E-es# ... ..r
Mcssrs Daifendorf Niles, Washington city.
q" A. Gowdy Co., Louisville Kentucky.
Thomas ,. Heed, /" ="
Messrs syckles h Co., 81 Louis Missouri
A. Chrsty, esq, " t.t =
John NJ Winner, "
His exceiency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor ,....
:. John Moore, treasurer :"
!. Lyman Truinbul s. +"
j. Dean Cation, /" al"
Ms.s,. W sv. . sheldon, New York ely.
/ q. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street - !"
Gen. Robert patterson Philadelphia.
/ Adam Diier, {" asW3 hnH .
JOS. l.. Chester esq, Z"
Col. q. w. Black, Pittsburg, PA. 'H D..
Gen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass. #ra....
q. +. Sanger, esq, !" I"
| Henry II. Stone, esq, Z" n..... .
J. ID. Pratt b Co, baltimore, Md.
Ap ii--dlmSsw3n ,tHiat ...
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VvHE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly the
city Of Daumoe 81 per annum copies s., thirteen for
So thirty volume July under the
avorae auspices. II Is the Maryland State Aen
society and MI the prize reports W committees
published therein The society determined Ia
$780, appropriated follows piece Of oliver plate
valued awarded the obtaining by the lt OF
October largest Of Subscribers the volume
July so for the second and $50 for the hrd largest
The publisher added ye other pae In ag
lie offered 500 for prize essays for the
coming volume $50 silver plate for the ey for the
plan arrangement of farm buildings and The Of the
go the cultivation tohscco and
for the management Of the dairy.
appear July will contain Of the most
papers, Of EDxUsD RuTpIs ~ Virginia
presented agricultural public, particularly
regions Virginia. Maryland and the Carolna II details
his for the FIVE he his present
Virginia. and proves concusively with
able of prudence IN il farming made
profitable year took
charge farm Mr. Rufn shows his clear
capital invested for land implements Stocks & SIG
per third 1881 fourth and
90 10 besides supporting his family his hands
value Of his hrm double ~
worth hand, Every planter particular
~ districts Of country, will read paper with
the deepest interest.
from w DonpS,
Maryland State Agricultural Society, the
fence; and from Col CAPRos sub
Address rr SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural socety's Hall,
June 26-2aw4t l2o Baltimore 81, Baltimore Maryland