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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29


THE CALIFORNIA BLL-The bill for the admission
OF California, which passed the Senate Tuesday week
Is the same that introduced in March last by Mr.
Douglass. 1t is follows, all the amendments offered
except the embraced in the third section having
been rejected:
Bill for the admission Of The State of California into the
Union.
Whereas the people of California have presented a
Constitution and asked admission into the Union which
of the United States by message, dated February ID,
$780, and which, due examination is found to be
publican in its form of government
BE enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
the State of California shall be one and is hereby de-
admitted into the Union an equal footing with the
original States in all respects whatever.
Sec 2. And be further enacted That until the repre-
senatyes in Congress shall be apportoned according
actual enumeration of the inhabitants of the United
States, the State of California shall be entitled
representatives in Congress.
Sec. 3. And be further enacted That the said State
of California is admitted into the Union upon the express
condition that the ople of said State, through their
Legislature otherwise, shall never interfere with the
primary disposal of the public lands within its limits aud
shall pass no law and do whereby the title of the
States to- and right dispose of the shall be i'm
paired questioned and they shall lay any
assessment of description whatsoever upon the
public domain of the United States and in shall
nonresident propretors who citizens OF the United
States be taxed higher than residents and that all the
navigable waters within the said State shall be
highways and forever Free well the inhabitants of
said State to the citizens of the United States with
out any tax, impos, duty therefor PrOuded, That
nothing herein contained shall be construed recogn
Zng rejecting the propositions rendered by the people
adopted by the Convention which formed the Constitu-
ton OF that State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

1.-THE totalamonnt of California gold deposits re-
ccived up to July 1850, the United States Mint Phil
adelpiia, eighteen million Of dollars
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

1.-THE London Historic Times says that Mr. Law
renee, minister London sides openly with the pro
tectonsts Of England, although in their decadence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

NEW ORLEANS MINT.-There $40, 900 coined
at the Mint in New Orleans during nc month of july
which $500 900 were god and $120 900 in silver
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

1.-THE Wings Of the Columbus, Ohio, Congressional
district have nominated Samuel Galloway their can
ddate for Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
[From the MadIson Pspers.l

------ WAsHINGToN, Ang ~.
SESATE.-Afr. Soule, from the committee of COM
nerce reported the bill to establish collection districts in
California
After considerable morning business, the fugitive
slave bill was taken up
Mr. Dayton offered an amendment to Mr. "ebsters
bill.
Mr. Cass gave notice that he should propose the
amendment agreed upon by the committee OF thirteen
Bill deferred till tomorrow.
HOUSE The Civil and Diplomatic bill was taken up,
and after having a confused time the same, the
House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

lVenders os publications unfavorablc to the govern
mcnt in Prussia, arc liable to severe punishment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

5-If all seconds were as averse TO duels as their
principals, very little blood would be she'd in that
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

1.-THE London Economist saws, the annexation of
Cuba the United States would be highly beneficial
british commerpe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

G>Haynau has to bis government defence Of his
conduct, ferocous his administration of the at
| fairs OF Hungary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

gJ-A landed property is offered for sale in England,
and the nducement held out to purchasers thatit
tains diamonds
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29
IN PRESS .

A COLLEGE TEXT BOOK ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
BY Prof w. H. c. BARTLETT. Prof Of Natural Philosophy IA the
Military academy Of the United States West POisf
The above books sold by the Booksellers generally through
oui the United States. junel9-3mw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

July TO- 1880.
Stafford bartholomew ct al Error the Hamilton
c. c.
PERKINS, IA bill in Charcery against an heir to
enforce specific performance OF contract oil his ances-
tor to devise lands cannot be sustained
Nor a bill be maintained against an heir to en-
force contract for the sale Of lands by his ancestor
where possession has been taken Of the lands
der the contract.
bill seeking have the title TO lands vested in the
complainant devisee under last will alleged to
have been lost be supported by affidavit of the
loss of the will otherwise it will be bad upon demurrer
affirmed
Park The Methodist Episcopal Church Of GaIena En-
ror to the Floyd c. c. Affirmed.
Robinson adnr &c. Dickerson ct al Error to the
Probate Court of Ripley Affirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

The Common Council Of Indianapolis Mcclure. Error
to the Marion C. c.
PERKINS, Case, by Mcclure against the common
council of the of Indianapolis to damages
occasioned by the fall of his minor through bridge,
which was out of repair in said town. The bridge was
situate east of White River and was arm of the
canal running from the basin into White River. The
The bridge was upon the Cumberland National Road,
and that road the point where the bridge in question
is situate is upon along any street Of Indianapolis
according the original plat of the town. and did not
appear that the town had adopted said road
street. The Circuit Court gave judgment for Mcclure
the plaintiff
Held, That the judgment wrong. Reversed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29

= a GROSS n. A. Fahnessock's vermfinge;
III " 5 Mel anc's NermftIge;
gross McIanes Liver Pills, on bands AMI for sale by
iulyio cRAGHEAD 4 BROWNING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29
Supreme Court of Indiana, May Term, 1850.
Reported for the State Sentinel
ALBERT @. PORTER, ESQ.


JUNE "a, 1850.
Hobbs v. Beavers Error to the Lagrange c. C.
SMITH. 1.-The mere fact that at a sheriff's sale
some person bid higher sum than the purchaser to
whom the property struck off, does not necessarily
render the sale void.
sheriff in making sales is not obliged to take the
bid Of irresponsible person. and to prove that he act
ed rauduently in refusing to cry bid where the evil
dence shows that he had good suspect the
sponsbiy of the bidder, it should at least be shown
that the bidder was responsible. Reversed. Remandcd
for a trial
Lynn v. Adams. Appeal from the Dearborn c. c.
SMITH, IA private action will not lie against SUI
pervisor for damages sustained in consequence of his
neglect keep the roads and bridges in his district
repair Vide Bartlett v. Crozier, IL John. 49, Re-
oersed Remanded with instructions the circuit
to render judgment for the defendant.
Cheezem ". The State. Error to the Parke c. c.
BLAcKFoRD, 1.-THE 93d section of chapter 90 of the
Revised Statutes of 1S43, repealed by the 4th
section of the Of 1849 relative to the retailing of
spirituous liquors Laws of 1S49 p 63 nor by the act
of $780, amendatory of the same; but still in force.
The said 4th section OF the of 1S49 relative to the
retailing of spirituous liquors. which contains no prohibit
ton OF any kind whatever is nuty. Affirmed.
Hutton ct al v. DuntoR. Appeal from the Allen c. c.
affirmed, with five per cent damages.
Hubbard v Gates. Error to the Fayette c. c. 1t-
fTmed.
SteUens, &c. " Ludlou, ct al. ddmrs. DC Error
to the Probate Court Of Jefferson affirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29


Thompson adams, adnv. &c Appeal from the Po-
sey C. c..
BLAcKFoRD. IA defendant to bill exhibited to
enon the collection of judgment at law on the ground
of newly discovered testimony after answer, objected
to the bin because the facts of diligence to discover the
testimony not particularly set OUT and be-
the atdavs of the witnesses discovered, as to
what they knew, were not produced.
Held, That the objections came too late.
motion TO dissolve an injunction on bill and answer
cannot be sustained unless the positively denies
the equity of the bill Poor v. Carleton, ct al. Sum-
ner, 40. An argumentative qualified denial is not
sufficient
The dsmissing of bill of Injunction in consequence OF
positive denial OF its equity by the answer erroneous
The complainant though his Injunction may be dissolved,
has the right prove his bin Cain V. Foote, Blackf
454. Reversed Remanded with instructions to the
circuit court to override the motion to dissolve the In
junction and dismiss the BILL with leave the defendant
to amend his answer.
Bdnta, ct al v. The State rel. DC Error to the
Elkhart C. C. affirmed, with per cent. damages.
Breckenridge ct al. " Darson. Appeal from the Allen
c. c. affirmed
Strange, ct al v. The State, er rel &c. Appeal from
the Hendricks C. c. Affirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-29
San Francisco Markets.

Holders begin to look beyond tomorrow for market
ior their prices Bread In casts 7aSc Butter 50a52c
rsrlb Beef 500 per barrel. Candles 81 1-2a5Oc Cof-
45a50c per Ii. Cheese 47c per h. American Flour
SO 10; Chill sl2. Hams 25a26c per ID. Lumber,
s2 50s$23 co. Cigars s15asioo. Brandy siasi 50 per
gallon. Ohio Whisky 7oa75 per gallon.
NEW York, Aug. %.
The steamship Crescent City has arrived from Cha
res with two DAYS later news from California. The
is mportant.
american -four brought s14 per barrel.
Advices from the mines favorable.
The Crescent City has hundred and three passen-
gers, and among them Com. jones' Capt Williams,
Lieut.. Duer and McJunnegan, Of the navy, and cap
tain u rifles
There is large amount Of gold in the hands Of the
passengers
ST. LOUIS, .Aug. p, P. NJ.
The Republican says that four wings and one Benton
e, Phelps elected 10 Congress from Missouri.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
Las DnKDALE Spi;lNCS,


YE7HE undersigned offers Tor sale the iracdI
n land on when he resides, containing GA
acres. one bat fine prairie, the other black Boq
oak and hammock land situated la miles west
OF Columbus. in the Mayhem Prairie. There /,
$50 acres in high state Of cuitivatop fm
rat, uin house ha1sc ni,, All! co'to" press. i
good lus dwelling and comfortable ont.hoa.e,.
there is also It tine artesian we'll afordiDg m
abundance Of good water at all seasons. Thu
plantation lies immediaely on the road leading
iron, Plymouth to Starkvilie in the eastern edqt
of the lnahcw Prairie, convenientto navigation
and has what lew other places can boast ol--.at
outletto 40 inexh usible range Tor stock. |
can he divided into two gond settlpmen,s,-an an,
will sell either or ! or including all the i'm
provements or The whole Tor | in hand. and tn
balance ~ one and two years without interea
Persons wishing to purchase can see tie propr
etor on the premise. or II. s. Taylor and Joh
+. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who will mor
fully describe the properly.
WELLS \. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1880. ". Nlayhew Prairie.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
LAND FOR SALE!
n frs. rate Bargain Uttered.

4 will sell ON the most accommodating terms--on
j credit Of one and tao years-tlai luaule plan
tation formerly known as the CAkkOWAY tract
situated In the South western part Of lonwdes coun.
", Stale OF Mississippi. The tract contains 2s5 II
cres about one half OF which il in high state OF
cultivation. There is a comfortable dwelling house,
on the tractalso negro houses, gin house with mill
attached, cAtern DC. The plantation IL considered
ono Of the most valuable Of It's size In that part o the
county. The lenemeuts are all comfortably situated
the location being high and dry at all seasons o,
the year. The range Tor stock IS excellent.
The terms on which Propose to sell this valuable
plantation are most liberal. | win take cotton in
payment at as many cents per pound, valued at the
market price, a. dollars per acre Tor the land
Possession given the first day of Jan iary 1850.
Persons Wishing to purchase will please apply to
John A. Clayton on the premises or the subser-
Der Mt MurIeesborough Tennessee
SAM DAVIS.
There can also be had on the premises Of Mr..
Clayton quantity OF corn, fodder, cattle, stock far
ming utense!s NC. :. d.
Oct 10, I9dg To-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
TUR uTS.
Notice,
DR. S. a. SALTONSTALL

HAS removed his Office, 10 ~ residence, where
Ilhe may be found al all times ready cooperate IN
the various branches OF Dental Surgery on reasona-
Die eras for cash only. cannot keep pace with the
many modern Improvements in the Dental art aud do
work Oh credit. Ny business cannot be carried on
successfully on any other terms than cath when the
work il completed. | have to pay cash for every ar
tcle use in the profession. Persons from distance
need not come TO have work done on credit They
will be very apt to be dsappuinte! Necessity conl-
pels me TO adopt ribs rule
August 18th ls4s lb-s-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
COLU MI3dTS HOTEL,
BY JAMES JONES IL son,
CoLUIEU UT.

gENHE SUBSCRIBERS having taken charge of
this large and cnmmodlous house, situated in
the central part Of the city, formerly occupied BY
John ! Ridley, would respectfully inform the public
thst it has undergone a thorough repair.
llaling procured the best Bedding and attentive
Servants, We trust that with our long exper euce and
undivided attention, we may be abe TO please every
one while under ear nooi
Our hblowiil always be supplied with the best the
Market aiiords In fact, neither pains nor expense
shall Dc spared to render cur guess comfortable.
~ Our horses will b. sent TO the well known
Livery stable q NI-1IaN CADy, who keeps the best
eiproyeedeF ndattentive ostlers
u Our TERMS viii be moderate. &c
Nov 10 lStqtf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
sPECEAt. NOllCE.

Consequence OF the death OF one Of the Part
= heFs u our concern, it viii be nperatiusly asces
ary 20 e'ose al matters up to The end Of the present
seN.oA. we therefore notify those Indebted 70 us,
1na' ALL ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID before the lst Of
.""Icn NEXT ana that no new accounts will be open.
~ ahef 'iNs dste' A. CURTIS co.
D, b-lhose Isl want Of BOOTS g. SHOES
niiitNst, HATS g. CAPS &c. for CASH
Weuiaeo wen 20 give ua call. Our stock is suPs-
Sleh ana wall De Sold at very low prices Tor the mo-
aey. A t,lfRpIS !, "a
November, lst, 1919.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
Administrators Notioe.

VIE Probate Court OF Lowndes eounY Nj, atthe
l. Bee loi9 term thereof having app@inted h. nm.
.derSgned administrator of Tie estate Of Sanl Thomn
son, deceased hereby notify all persons having claims
agaInstsnd estate, to present them properly atbenca
aed Tor settlement within the time prescribed b. law or
thts viii be forever barred All persons indebted Ia
SAID estate are required 70 make Immediate naymen,
RICHARD X, TnuMpSON
Dec %, ls48 Il Aanfu,.,,a,n,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
A CARD

MR. NJ. ]. HOWARD presents his compliments
Iva to his old friends and the public generally, and
'hcgs to announce that he has removed from hts old
stand TO the EAGLE HofEL, tlately kept by Messrs
CuEL Y BusreND where he is prepared to accom-
modate them in superior style. tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
EtliEi2E) & MORE

YEyA<E great pleasure in saying to ,hrir III
Ill mprou, friends aud the public generally tha
all their Good. were not burned in tho late Fir,
They saved nearly three iourths, n have lrcered
large additions since, to their stock, TbeUs.
sortment is very general aud complete pnbra.
cling every article suited TO the present season.
They can be found at present a, the vel
known stand Of Weaver Mullen & Co. sout
side Main street, where the attention of buyer
Of bargains is particularly invited. Those VII
wishto exchange Cash for Goods will find lit
their interest to call and examine their stock an
prices.
DECHERD 4 MOORE.
May lst ls49 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26


r. Principal has teea teach ing twerty years, M
5sasrgasssdly, having occupied important prQsssuF-
aAipl IA several Colleges in Virginia, Jhs pnsiye
Sssta aal kentucky.
The Fenaie Collegiate Institute WAS urgan,LeA IN
as, and hss enioyed without - aaeiaa,ions. att
HAEsual share efDuo.ic favor ay2rsgns Tor the ten
years past abea, oue hurried pupils
Il Il furnished with q hgs Philosophical
AMI Chemical Apparatus, Select Lltrary,
Ike, and Affords unusual facilities is students Of du-
sic, French. Spanish and the like Il eHttely Tree
tsen all sesnrian biss-ths pupils beng permitted
&c attend any place Of worship prescribe. 6y the "a
-tats and the tearhe,s belonging to four or tive fer
at denominations.
Te prevent composition in Dress, clio hing Of uni'
farm style has been prescribed, and Jeweiry Of every
description prohibited.
Georgetown il accessible By daily Shges& Steam.
soats from Louisville and Cincnna,i. tits II miles
from Frankfort and admitted 10 be one Of The health
sest locations On the Globe
TURMSs
Fer session, isr Boafd and Tuition, ssV
For Music, SO
For French, &c, So
There are many Femde Seniaaries IN the Vest,
da wkichthe expenses ct pupil nag be si0o or $50
per session less tran the above but, IN very ie~ o.
these il is h6deniy asserted, will the fare be found
so rood-the capital invested so large-and the rep
ntaon Of the Teachers -odlstnguisled
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
NJ. w. HOWELL
RLspEClFuLll offers his services 10 the Cit
zons Of Lownles County, asa
General .fselsf aud f'0ffcrfor

Andw attend strictly to The collection Of an Claim
Notes and Accounts, that may be placed Ia his hands
at his Hsns commission, or the commission IN, rna,
w agreed on at the time BY both parties He boncs
70 rtceisee liberal patronage from those having coec.
dingt ee'''N
Ir lie may be found at all times un.ess ab.e,, On
business above his Old Office, now occupied by !. X
PERcE, as Il Magistrates office.
CeLunRcs, Miss, Nov sth, 1919
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
DR. A. W. COLEMAN'S
GONNORRHEA MIXTURE.
CA Vegetable Pfstaraiio,

"A 'tgetdbh PfeparH,oh)
Cure warranted Price 81 90 per bottle Prepare,
and seld ONLY at Coemah's Tome bitter Depot
No. A. Dauphn Street, Mobile (aug 1919, w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
AK. BLYTHE RnvrRly MATTHEWS.
i'll XYEEE A. .N.fT'1EEE ssSS,
ATTORNE Us AT Law,

WILL practice their profession in the Sixth Judieia
District OF this State, and IN plckens County,AIa.
August D. iSA8. 6~tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
D4ITIISINY>
II. O. DAVIDSON. Demtnl surgeon.

4 L The solicitation Of many friends has determine.
IN ed to locate permanently in Columbus, and re-
specttuy offers his services TO It's citizens aud the
surrounding country. He will occasionally visit
Starkville and Macon, and viii when IN those places
be pleased to serve the citizens Of Oktibbeha and
Noxuhee counties generally
From long experience IN his profession he can
promise faithful operations and at moderate prices.
lie begs leave to refer to the following medical
gentlemen in Columbus,
A. N JONES, NJ D.
y LlFSCOMB, d,
n. b. MALONE, NJ D,
And w. T. =. BARRY. Esq of Oktbbeha Co
Columbus, Miss, Oct IT, 1919,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
Candfcs. CandIes:

GPERal and Adamantine Candles to be fonnt
~ at the firm oil II. y, TAYLOR r. co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
FACrISAs.UBB1 iNTIIIyoI

lSENTCGN comm.
The r- a. Alee-,-u r nie.y Tor Ily>e.,.,-
p,.rt.z.. boi-rt Merbus. aud Sun.
a.-- Camr'sjst OF Children.
f7IIN hi-h'y px,o'e and usJ.y celebrated fs-.
dv for the cure OF the s1lye named dise4sas
-7atv become a house ao,d nets.ue in ha,8,ss
NOT thousands 81 femi.tes. Il is M l5aye-a -
.al La.ft a. % whether it cures those di-,.ss,-
--bu' L IS now a fixed fact among the things Il.
-.,-.t not enIr euszs eases @ recent occu--s,.
I,1l 10 or Il wears standing also. Nofamiy 49,,
without L duTiag the summer and tai month";
From the Hon. lev Williams, Mayer efrJ.-
IDA. and the Rev Jesse Boring, Of TIE II. E CSa.l
r8'h al Columbus, Geo.
Tbs, is 20 certify that VIC, the unaersiyn.4 /.
nv tested d. Woodruff Dysenter3 Co.r
.a,e G.. rs to- vesrs) and from is effects nros
.f,es and others. we believe il 10 be the hss,sf.
,ber r-sDaraiiaHS known hy rs for those diseases.
-bicb II is intended Il has great and des.-
5opuartv IN this cry, and stands pre.eminep, ~,
other preparations,
Ne look upca lis Introduction into any comm,
.sa blessing. LEY WILLIAMS N.ro.
GEO ", TURENTINF ~,
Rev J. BORING. NJ r cbr.
CoLrMrus. Ga, July 10, l847
pse f,r oodfnii : Rysenery Cordial in :.
lice. with the most positive good effect and 81
,Nn person-habituay subject to embarrassn,s,.
The b5wes-in quadruple deses every two boprs y
i never { ills To relieve promptly
Although opposed to nostrams, frc.D prinr,,t
most cheeItully present the above.
JOHN &. sLAPpEY. Mn
ALBANY. Baker CO., Ga, March / 1913.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26

FEvo all those who have not paid tor Coed.
"A bought last year. we say that money is grea.
Y needed and we mast have it, Their note,
and accounts were all saeed ana are ready to be
delivered to the owners itcalled for soon,
DECllERD (. MOORE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
,R. WOODRUFF - WORM SPECIE

rTThis Yermituge medicine occupies a high p,'.
in the estimation of many communities, aud in sor,
places superscedes all other preparatons-ils NM,
cheaper than any other and is safe and efficient.
Try it, MADISON va, Jan, ~, lS4S.
Dr odruh--Dear Sir-l am ont Of your Wo,r
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here havi5s
heen well tried Send me 9 or 2 dozen as soon \,
you can. Yours very truly JAS. ROBSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26
DR.. n. w. G0LEI1A Ms

DKe IA W. GO Z = * q NV
tNtEDYSPEPF re j. TONIC BIFFERS
NV psr csW Nrosgar, NOR Medicine benany eeer
N re bfore
FOR the cure Of every ase otClilLL 4 FENEh'
~ Com iojR, Dyspepsia, Diseases q Worms, i't'
20. ESQ preventative t. 4sta't'. Cholera
Pace s 90 per bottle, for SO; larger qaahn''es
I less prices No AGENCIES
II Sales under 81 90 cash over that amount .
months and allowances ora1vertis'ng will be made
eared and sold ONLY by the proprietor No 443
DAuhjn Street, Mobile. l.. b. COLEMAN
August Is, ls49. Ny)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-26

Prices:
The Galvanic Bel. Three Dollsrs
The C;aivauic Nee lHlAce, Two Dollars.
The Salvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
fhs- The articles accompanied by ftii and ptaf
directions Pamphlets With gH particulars may ~ mar
OF the authorized Agrn,
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Or Bssars q cssHtsriaf5 apa HeffAisss jpiia',em
u. Q. naoRGHEAD, nj. u.
GENERAL AGrN1 foR THG uNiT.D STATES
IS2 Broadway, ssw Work
Fsr Sal ~ AN JONES g. GO.