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Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25


EF It be remembered that the Genuine
h Original hr :. z. Townsend Sara
Tilla can be had of BLAIR ~ SHGrn Agents
this portion Of Mississippi. We have Just
eeiyed fresh supply Of thirty dozen.
This extract is pat up n Quart bottles; Il Is
sLr times Cheaper Pieasaafcr and HarrH.
ted Superior 10 IHy Sod.
u cures Disease without somiting, purging,
sickening or debHlating The Patient
The great beauty sne superiority Of this Sar~
saparilla over all aher medicine j., that while il
sradcales the disease inyigmAies the body. -
Il ia one of the very best Spring and Summer
medicines ever known; il not oEly PARTIES the
whOle system and strengthens the person, but il
ereRies new, pure and rich blood power posses.
sed by no other medicine. And in this lies the
grand secret Of ils wonderful success. ha
performed within the last two years more than
559,0e0 cures ofseyere cases &l disease at least
10000 were considered incurable. Il has saw
ed the lives Of more than $4,000 children he
last three years in the city Of New ork alone.
More than 1000 cases of Chronic Rheumatism
10000 cases Of Dyspepsia; 10000 cases Of
General Debility and want of Nervous Energy
5000 cases of the different Female Complaints
100000 cases Of Scrolula; II 600 cases Of the
Liver Complaint;--5,0 900 eases Of Diseases OF
The Kidneys and Dropsy 5000 cases of the
Gravel 1000 cases OF the Yellow Jaundice
1880 cases of the Dropsy; G0,00o cases ID Con.
sumption, and thousands OF cases Of Diseases oi
the Blood, viz: Ulcers, erpsipelas, Salt Rhcum,
Pimples on the Face ScaId Head, letter, Neu.
ralgia, &c, sc. together with numerous cases Of
sick headache, Pain in the side and Chest, Spi-
nal Affections, &c, &c.
This Is the most successful medicine ever
known in diseases OF the kidneys and dropsy, and
all affections the urinary organs. Several thous.
and cases ha'- heen reported as cured when all
0Ser remedies have Gliled.
IlunJ'rds OF cases of fits and nervous diseases
originating in debility, Aase been entirely cured.
aid thousands Of cases Of Dyscaicry, Diarhua
and summer complaint
Columbus, Mss, Feb'y. 10 1850. ".
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
WONDERFUL
Restoration to HcnIth!.

VT CllltSTlt'S Agent in Cincinnati Ohio received
the tolowng tettihcwc t,w months since II is from a
oiu4eh ol nigh standing, and well known IN Cincinnati
10 Mr. j. D DOUGHTY
Cor 9th and Nain.sts Cincinnati
brAH sit-Through the grace aud wisdom Of M, Dmnl
potent hakcr my attention callod to your aAycStse
mem oi Medical Galv susm. N the Gazette 0f Cincinnati
about the 6st ot January last NV disease hcing pheu
matte Gout had resisted the sk OF about all nc p,S
cahs could employ and nnde me poor indeed lea ing
me helpless miserable man who for hir, loiu months
precious 70 ms experiment had nor ont ucp and for
large pnlton OF the time rent h eNrfucaug pain
Through The poleneSS OF Mir Fcnacr enabled to oh.
tara Que OF nN tuHsrirS Genuine Belts Rt ynut oStab
hshment and by its use IN connection with the Fluid now
only MONTH can affirm tha, have found Paradise be
low can now walk firmly and comfortably wherever |
wish to 60 and have prospect OF enjoy ing sud health
a. ever had. deem my recovery miraculous that
have taken this pans communicate il 10 you for Won and
the information Of others.
Respectfully remain your oht servant,
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove, Darke Co. Ohio Feb. 46 Isl9
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25

Among the many and imP0rtant discoveries Of this
generation, ore whose fame viii be written, as with
: sunbeam, in the history of the past. SA \ D
SARSA PARTLLi 4 stands forth alone, and
by lis own work nFoc'ams rs power--thst mute eo-
queuce so irresstb affecting IN the appeals o., the
suffering for relief, has been answered. Thousands
of ca.es OF disease have been cured by this inyaua-
bic medicine, such are not furnished IN the records
OF tine les1 things sr- rt. done IN secret places,
or ia some unknown town. but are performed in our
principal /, les aud peb .e places, They are brought
before the world t9 suh,tau,alc, beyond doubt the
telag virtues Of this preparation and the TACT, un-
folded, although gigantic, are as plain as the Light OF
day
The Sarsaparill- IS combined with the most e'Iec-
tua. aids the most salutary productions the most po
tent simpcs Of the vegetable kinFdom and its IN.
precoJeutol success in the restoration to health o
those " i0 had long puet under the most distress
in. chrome malsdes, has given it an exalted char
acler--turnshing as it does evidence Of its own in
una,c value md rec 9nmcndIng it to the afflicted IN
terms the afflicted only can know. 1t has long been
mos, important desderatum in the practice ofmedi.
cine, 70 obtain remedy similar to this-one that
would act on the lirer, stomach and J1lrelS with all
the precis on and potency Of mineral preparations,
yet without any of their deleerous effects upon the
vital powers OF the system Although possessed Of
powerful healing properties, il is entirely harmless,
and will not injure the mos delicate constitution
When IN perfect health, no effect is produced by its
use, except an increase Of appetite; but when DIS
ease is seated in the frame, and carrying fast its vic
lin along The path of life then ts mysterious hiu-
ence j, felt and seen it erkudle pew ile and ygor,
and brings health and strength to the suffering and
diseased
SCROFUIOUS AFFECTION OF TIE EYES,
WINCHESTER kV Oct % lSIq
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
lSHAM HARRISON, Ja.
ISAAC 4. TICHENOR.
T. |. SHARP.

witnessed the exercises OF Mr.. Cra%(ord's Acad.
emy, during the last day OF the examination, last sum
mcr. The exercises OF the several classes, in Latin
Greek and the Scientific and Primary Departments
indicated rapid progress of the pupils, and much
diligence and ability on the part OF the teachers
1 take great pleasure in expressing my opinion, that
the Lowndes Academy is an institution OF high mer.
it, and most cordially recommend its able and enter
prisng Principal, Mr. Crawford, and his very capa
bic Assisiants, to public favor and patronage.
JOHN L. JACK.
Columbus, Miss, Ian'y. 4th, 1850.
attended the last examination of the Students of
Lowndes Academy, which closed on the 2ith oCDe.
cember last; and cordially say for t. ali that is said
above, for the Summer examination.
J. b. llALBERT.
Columbus, Miss, Jan. 4th, 1850,
The following is extracted from letter. written by
the Rev. DR. Manly, President of the University OF
Ala. to the Principal; after J. NJ. H.. student al
lowndes Academy, during the year lSl9, had been
examined and received into that lnstitution-(the
University Of Alabama)
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, Jan. 9, 1850
My Dear BrotheT--0ur young friend L. here. He
appears remarkably well under edaminailon; and was
not iound deficient in any thing. whrh he had studied
This rarely hspPensto any who are admitted here
From all the circumstances antclpa very sold rep.
utaron, as Il scholar for him.
Ills admission, without defect in any thing he had
studied under your care reflects honor your school
We shall be very happy 10 receive such poplsas L.
often. NeIy truly, yours B. MANLY
CsLUMBUs July 90 1850.
Having attended the Examination Of the students of
Lownes Academy, on the 10th and llth inst, was
exceedingly well pleased with it; for the students
acquitted themselves in a manner highly credabe to
teachers andpups.
II must have been apparent to every one present
that there was no collision between pupils and
teachers as there sometimes is.
In fact, have never attended any examination,
with which was better please and being person.
ally Interested, having two sons studying the Cas
sics and the Mathematics, in Lowndes Academy
shall continue thenn this Institute. In fine, Cheer
fully recommend lowndes Academy to the patronage
nI all who have sons daughters 10 educate as an
Institution OF real merit JAMES WHITFIELD
The subscriber only adds that he homes, by fatb
f and successful discharge of the relative duties de-
vdving upon him, as the Proprietor and principa Of
tlis fnst9on, TO merit the patronage of an enliph
toned community. PETER CRAWFORD.
anuaH 7th 1850.
kA or. Quinine for sale by Messrs. WaK,Ysov
s)O TAfLoR's S, at five dollars per ounce.
sep ember 7th, 1850 I0-tL
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
OCTaEY s. STARK.

'5UWW Nfuf UJ 4NuW Ntrfef,
OLD STAND OF WEAVER. MuILIN & Go
rENIE Undersigned have formed copsrtncrsb;r
a under the above style, for the purpose Of con
ducting Mercantile Business. in the Drv GooJs
line, at The above well knowa old stand-wIere ,bsy
have on hand peli seJcctsd assortment of
STAPLE F FANCY DRY GOODS
suitable Tor the Season and this market; togotbor
with Ready made Clothing, Hard.oare & Oseens.
mare, Saddlery dc.
We invite our friends and the public to give us a
cali and examine our stock, as we have no doubi Of
being able to suit them in Goods aud prices.
JOHN X. OTTLEY.
PETER STARK.
Commhus, July 18Th, 1850 2-ly.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
nr.In1nc,s Family Medicines

STllL command universal admiration and pre-
- eminence over all other preparations OF the day
His Expectorant Tonic Vermiuge, Alternative
Carmiuatiye Balsam, Sanatve Pills Ague Pills
Hair 1'ouic ard American Hair Dye, give consoua
ton and universal satisfaction to every family tina
use them
Dr. Jayne is still receiving certificates Of the most
astonishing effects of his family medicines daily
No family should be without his Expectcran at this
season OF the year II is an untailiug Iemedy IN the
cure Of coughs, colds, asthma, whooping cough
Group, spighting Of blood, SC,
Sold at the sign OF the Negro and Mortar"
November 10, 1880. 2Ett
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
Runaway or nnad

A y q u n & man by the name of r. C.. To1epS
~ about twenty-one gears n age, spare made
dark complexion, black hair, very back ewes, his
face on tue right side badly paralized, very yisi
when laughing his month drawing considerably lc
the left side Tie said TowGcs has, durirr the last
winter been acting as our agent in selling manu-.
actnred tobacco IN and about the towns Of P,ckens
yi'e, Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus and Macon.
Miss. When last heard Of (Which was on 2ah Of
May) he was in picRensyilic in the act of takino
passage IN the steamboat Correo for Mobile, for the
purpose Of making exchanges, having first delivered
up to the young man with the Wagon (dr. Pray)
his unsettled business agent, and iustructinc him
TO leave Tor nome after waiting FIVE days at Mont.
gomcrY 'or his arrival, since which time We have
no,Acard from him. The said Towns is vou1r man
Of no means bat OF one Of our first families and we
fear that he has been lost on some steamboat or 9th.
erWise.
Any information concerning HIM would be thank
FULLY received both Tor the qualification Of his family
and ourselves as be had with him probably some
thousand or fifteen hundred dollars Of our money.
SHELTON,-W WALTERS & Co.
Ringod, Pittsylyania; Co, Va, Aug 24. 80 8tf
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
NdlEElHi.

THNllE following communication was despatched
4 from Washington 4 o'clock, p NJ dated Gen
era Land Office, Sept. 20, 1850, ior Register dan
Receivers
Land Office, Columbus, Miss. Il3-tfl
ithhold from sale or entry, all lands wi,hin
if mics OF the east boundary OF the State
Signed
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Cotnr. Gen. Land Office,
Washington CITY
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
UPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
HANANNAH CIGARS,

DENfAL Fou, Tools, TEETu &c.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully put up.
u Physicians and Planters will always find Al
this Establishment FRESH AND UNADtLTE
RATED IEDlClNES--wLich have been select,
with great care for this Market All purchasers d,
invited TO examine our Stock--for NC tlink ,bo,
will lind It equal (f not superor as regards qualh
and variety, to any in the State; and making the'r
purchases altogether from Importing Houses tie,
are euabled 10 sell on as good terms, as any DRu;
HOUSE in the South or SoUtl-West.
November II, '49--ly.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
GO.OOO Persnna

incudhg all ages cssses and conditions among shrb
were large number Of ladies who peculiarly su0
Ject TO nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when al hope II ef had been given up and every thing
else been tried IN vain
To illustrate the Of the GAI.VANIC BELT,
suppose the ease ~ person pfried with that hAne ol
civilization Dl spEpsA any other Chtonc or Nervon.
Disorder Ia ordinary cases, stimuans He taken which
by hoH action on the and muscles OF the stomach
afford temuofdiy relief hut which leave the patient IN
lower state, and with injured faculties after the action
thus excited Has ceased Now compare this with the If
feet resulting hqm the application ci the GAtVAN4C
BELT Take a Dyrpephe sufferer even in the wnrs
symptoms Of an attack aud simply tie the nelt around the
body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed In a short
period the nsenshle preparation will act the positive
element e the BELT thereby cansug tiayanic circulation
which VIII pass on 10 the negative and thence back again
10 me positive thus keepng up continuous Gal car
cuaiion throughout the system Thus tho most severe
Cases Of nNSrEFslA are PERMANENTLY CURED. A
FEW DAYS ~ OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF YEARS
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
DR.. Chrialle's Galvanic curativo,,

eonsiss In the fact that they aud cure disease by
etrnd aFp n'i1n 10 place of the usual mode Of ifug
sing eud physickmg the patient uli exhausted Natur,
sinks b0folessy Under the inH,clpn
Tsy a',agth'n hs 'tAois system sgushss me- eircnia.
hen y ne bood pt0mats The ssere0nl aHd Hsssr Do me
shghitd uyury under any ctrtunsfuHrsh Since n,plI
introdactpn IN the United STATES only three yea nnee
Han
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Maacabo, Venezuela, April 2th, lS4s
Messrs. Sauds--Genilemen consider it duty
uue me puUIc 10 make known tue gtrdt benefit
have received from using Your valuable Sarsaparilla
hbout three years since was attacked with Rheu.
matlsm in my shoulders and also in my legs, and so
severe was the pain, that was unable to sleep.
tried all OF the best medicines could hear of without
receIyingany benefit until through the advice of a
trend procured some OF your Sarsaparilla, and af
ter using four bottles IN the course Cf fifteen days
found myeeli enIirely well. have no hesitation in
saying your SarsaparlIla is the best medicine ever
took, and can confidently recommend it to my friends
and the public,
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25

Something new under the Sun.
FUSF received at BLAlRS Drug store that
81 Paem Black inteiiibte and Instructibie Writing
lAS,i, a truly black and uurely fluent Writing Ink,
nluthole WIN no corrosive properties and vitbo n
liability to pr9cipltae or thicken by age Change OF
clcma'e OF exposure to the air, has hitherto been il
Chemistry an impo.sibiity. Now, for the first time
such am Ink is presented to the public for has been
tested by the most scientific chemists; is by the high
est authorities pronounced incomparaple for its case
and elegance in use.
8FH t'W Dtco-rode Steel Pens. 10
Columbus July AZ, 1850. 4--tE
CnlNOlDtNE OR AMORPllOUS QUINlA.
4 lEBEG in speaking Of Chiuoldne says, "hat
IL the active principle is really Quinia, Amor
phouS vaHa that the substance IN aCt, described
by Serumer, Henry and Delendtc, is simply the
Alkalojd Qunia in an anorphous or uncrystalhne
state :"
Mr. Rosseau recommends Amorphous Quima
in the treatment of children, which. he says, Is more
active than the Suphate is msoIuble in the saliva
and has net much taste
For sale at the sign Of the "Negro and Mortar"
November lG $50. 40
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25

DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHENICuo
PAINTS u OILS, WINDOW GLASS
PUTTY AND BRUSHES, DYE
SfUFFS IL GLASS WARE,
PERU UMERY AND FINE
SOAP, STEEL PENS d
SUPERIOR WRITING
INK.
LtNDRErH'S GARDEN SEED
Patent MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS.
Pure Oid Brandy Vines, Holland Gin q, Oh
Jamaica Run, for Medical purposes.
4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF TEA, both Gr..,
and Black.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
Nervous Diseases,

NIAch complaints arse lIom one smpo cause nameiy
A Dersngement Of the Nervous System.
Or In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Medr
aihes is dssus ior they wsskcn the vital ener
ges OF The already Positsted stem while under the
strengthening lfegiting rIiaAitg influence of Galvgn
Ism spPed by this bcapflul aud wonderful discovery
he exhausted patient aud weakened sune restored to
former health strength elastic Il, aud vig,f
The great peculafity and eve etIepco N
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25

kA or. Quinine for sale by Messrs. WaK,Ssox
OO TAfLoRs, at five dollars per ounce.
sep ember 7th, 1850 I0-tL.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25

Certificates and Testimonials
coua lEsoT iIas a Rs. FsGn'sh. hg.t ssegns- ssSs ,0
Columbus Democrat., 1851-01-25
ROFFATpSS S
Life Pills and PhanIx BiLlers

The N-E=1ss H-ra rau ben bsFrs he
pubic fr q r-rsI FIFTEEN YEAR, 1rd
dunnr that time have ua.Ia.a. h.E1 rhsuc-
Ter in almost every pl-i .. -he r-7r rr th-r reE-
traorduarv aad rnta-,i nlE-r " fs.to-l1Ep par-
f-ct hsalth ts psrz.1= -,IT r- under HssriT every
Ind " a..l.s % ,ELl %. hmm --aLn- = labIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11
STATE Normal school.

From the Albany Evening Journal
We devote a large portion OF to-day 5
paper 20 the Essays. Poems and Addresses which
were delivered at the close Of the lith term Of this
institution and al the biennial meeting Of the AsSo-
citation OF Graduates These productions VIII speak
FOR themselves The exercises of both days were IN
tcTspeTSed with appropriate music several pieces OF
which were composed for the occasion by frOi.
Bowen. and one by Mr.. o. \. Archer, graduate OF
the prescniiem
About $50 of the former graduates were present al
the mee,iug OF the Association OF Graduates. on
Wednc sday, judy 80 From the proceedings OF that
mecilng learn that the success OF thls AsSocla-
ton. which has been IN existence only two years,
clearly demonstrates the wisdom of iis organization
ON Wednesday evening there was "A social gathering
OF all the Normals who IN the city, about 400
in The large Lecture Room OF the institutional re,
union LONG to De remnmbcrCdb by all who PARTICIPATED
m Il. =
We regret TO learn that the resignation of ,wo Of
tic Professors McSsIs. Clark and Eatonl taxes eHecl
with he close OF The present term. fTot ARK
place has been allied 10y the appointment OF Prof
johnson, from Yale College, young man who has
80 distinguished himself IN the department OF Inc
Natural Sciences, and especially In the application
of Chemistry 10 Agriculture, a 10 receive Inc m
qualified recommendation OF the FIRST chemists OF
The age, and the appointment OF Professor oil thtt
department of the Normal school
The departure of Prof. Eaton VIII not bc felt by
the Normal school alone the City OF Albany Will
lose a Jealous and efficient laborer m every good
cause during his residence IN this city, he has, a,
"a man. a scholar. and 70 Christian become Cnlcared
10 large and worthy circle of friends, VINO can only
consent TO release hlm from his engage MS mere
The ground that ne Is called upon oy interest," ana
duty 10 make the change. He takes The place made
vacant by the nation Of Prof Gray Of the Brook
lyn Female Seminary. place fos which he Is emf
Aeniy Quahntd Ills successor al tht Normal SchoOl
has not set been appointed.
The retrmg Professors each received from The pu-
pils an elegantly bound volume OF llarperS Illus
trited Bible. token o. the nigh regard IN which
they are held Among the many other manifestations
Of ro>pec, made 10 the different members OF the
faculty. noticed with pleasure the presentation OF
anolteant silver cup tO Prof Perkins, Tie esteemed
and efficient Principal Of the Institution II is graft
fvng 20 know. that The pupils Is We'll a, the public.
approc ate The talent ana tact that has been exercised
IN the management Of the affairs OF this school oy tue
PrnclrS4 aut his co-iaoOIcT> and that IT. present
uendnencV and popularity have been established On
The ground of us merits. The next term commences
y Mn Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11
HEAVY LAND CLAIM IN OHIo.-The

people Of Defiance County have held public meet,
ing to demonstrate against The exam Of J. w Allen
10 a large body Of land N the County. SAID that
the claim Is based Oh An agreement between Gov
Ford. IN behalf Of TIE State. and Nj. Allen. by
which the latter Was 10 have onethIrd of tbs lands
the title 10 which he, the agent OF the State
should &c, Telt ased from the General Government
Unuer ihls arrangement, Mr.. Allen obtained re-
i25cc0 acres he selected IN the neighborhOod Of
Defiance Considerable hostility TO this state OF
things entertained by the people Of that County Tor
lear Il shall build up land monopoly IN their
midst, anu thus Ietard the settlement and improve
meni OF that region This resistance TO the claim
founded upon a denial of Gov Ford's authority for
max ~ such an agreement, GOV. T. acted upon
power granted 10 Inn by an act OF the OHIO Legs
laiUre. passed Feb IS $50. authorizing the Co
vernon 70 employ such means as ne might deem best
for Use Interes, OF the state, 10 obtain from the
BAKED States any lands 10 which Ohio was entitled
under former grants. >andusky Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11
Late and Interesting from Santa Fe.

b. very late intelligence. of date July l.,
from The capita. OF Ncw-McKlco, We learn that a
body o. 800 amancac warriors presented ihemscy es
tae 9th and 2>ih of June Al thc villages OF Anton
Chico aud Ia Cue>.a, situated N the southern part
OF the County Of san Miguel. IAey prs.eSSCd pur-
POSES entirely peaceful TOWARD the Inhabitants e
New Mexico, ard especially admiration Tor The
Americans, assigning TIE reason OF their visit that
The, we've On itt.I way 10 make waT upon The Nava-
)VeS, who I've considerably west OF he RIO Grande
and abolt the pSrs-.el Of santa F.. Noiwlthstand
ing the>t professions they dit not leave the villages
ABOVE NAMED Without committing wanton depreda-
tons CA u'C Inhabitants. killing stock for which they
had nc uSt, ana driving 81 o'neFs. No personal IN
lul, however. indicted On any OF the people
though some Of them were rudely treated
Co. Alexander, comm Adne 'he United states
tcfcts a. Las sas. sent troops - We points
tonel, ale Col MunToo al asst adrices. Mas tGS.ed
IL issuing 0FceTS 1tSsneG 10 cAastse AID repel the
Indians, II hey could De discovered.
Inc people Oi ine lower parton OF thr County Of
>Ah Miguel Were put N a state OF grca. cons.eTIa-
Non the unexpected appearance 81 these Ca
mauchss, ami nad earnestly called upon the Gov
cFnoT and military authorities ,cl protection.
Further news iron TIA, quarter ~ m b, looked FOR
Win interest Nation IL, ell geuceT.