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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-01

To Da. Cnplsru; Respected Sir and Fuend.-l have
slways boon subject TO that dreadful complaint Rheuma
hsm, hut never knew what agony herman being could
euneri I'll Joined the Army was eugaged IN all Of
GENERAL TAA LOk'S battles and was at Cetro t,ordo
with GENERAL SCOTT Dining portion of the am.
Paign we were much exposed to tc light damp stu
Atons and soon perceived that TINS favored my old com
plant The inst attack q the enemy q mean Rheuma
nsml had ~ Mexico vas IN the right shoulder then my
whole am got sth ard could scarcely hold my muSket
and one morning ~ The mHAth IT March last after sleeping
under the Chapaia could scarcely raise myself fairly
shrieked with agony wss utter placed IN the sur
gconS hands but continued TO get AID worse The
pains extended all over ny body my had and even in
my ankles and toes At san Angelo ~, my discharge
and when arrived IN Boston hc IlvsS hopeless and
perfectly miserable would tI.e no more medicine for
had taken too much already but reading your adv etsa
Ment Induced me to send to lour Agent Mis- \ kIpUFn
Court street and get tAttAsto Bur and MAoStTie
fLuU. The second day wore the elt and used the Fluid
was much better aui in about week was 80 oncou r
tged that was not satisfied With the Belt alone but got
pair OF the taly ahc Bracelets the limbs These soon
put me on my ieet and in few days enabled walk
IL Mrs klupEiS and tell story She told me- to per
severe and spd she had known persons had
get entirely cured From this time got better every LAY
all pains graduslly len me and iny strength rapidly
turned ana tor four months post hstc been entirely veil
feel AS vigorous and elastic Is felt with the eNcep
hon OF little stiffness IN nay tight but have no, =
particle OF pam 81 any kind Ny cure ttui, wonderful
and can never feel tap gateH 20 you DOR bee,e our
OalvHne articles haze saved my lie DO not believe
could have lived much longer ia such dreadful agony.
HENRY l., SUMNER, ist lteg Mass Light INF
LuiAb. + - 4, A. FOOL. G. ant
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-01
WONDERFUL
Restoration To IIealth!!

Oh, CltRiAIit'H Agent IN Cincinnati Ohio, received
the following Certificate tW months since II is from
eiuAen Of high standing and We'll known in Cincinnati
To Mr. j u DOUGHTY,
Cor 9th and Mausts Cincinnati
nrAR SH-Through tho grace and wisdom Of my Onni
potent Maker my attention called Your adyestise
men OF Medical tnt anism the Gazette Of Cincinnati
about the hrst cl January last Ms disease being khcu
matte tout bad resisted the XIII Of about Nh the physi
clans could employ and made poor indeed leaving
me helpless miserable man who fa, tbtrtytgt, mouths
Prepous 10 ths sat had NOT 5e STEP and for
large portion Of the time rent tn eNcruciaug pain
Through the rolteneS Of Mr. teRncr enabled 10 Oh.
tain one OF pB. CHaSrUs Genuine Belts az your estab
lishmcn and by Is use in connection With the klul now
only month can affirm that have found Paradise be.
low car now walk Gms and comfortably wherever |
wish 10 So and have prospect Of enjoying Sound health
AS ever had deem my recovery miraculous that |
lave taken this pains communicates il to you or you ana
the information Ct others
respectfully remain your obf servant,
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove paIke Co. 0hiu FEB, 20, lsl3.
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l.OWNDES ACADEMY
Lowndes County, Mississippi.

EgNlIE Second Session of this Institution for 1850
4 will commence on Monday, the 29th inst
TEACHERS.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
P CRAWFORD, A, NJ, CE BRAME, A. NJ
A. w RICHARDSON, A. NJ.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Mss M. c. CRAwroRp, Preceplrcss, aided by the
TEACHERS 10 the Male Department.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
PROFESSOR EMIL MESGER.
RATES OF TurrIoN--Per Session Of Months
For the solid Branches, from $40 TO 800 90
Music, $40 90
Use Of the Piano, %
Board Including washing &c, per
Month, co
. = Board and Tuiton due at the end Of the Session
The Subscriber will take II or Is Boarders, in.
10 his family.
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CERTIFICATES.

COLUMBUS, Miss Jan'y, ath; 1850.
This certiiies that we attended the examination of
the Students OF Lowndes Academy, last summer /;
ihlt the examination was conducted, from hour to
hnr,and from day to ayor three daysn the ordina-
" branches of an English education in the Latin,
tireek aud French languages, aud in the Mathemat-
ies; that it was one of the most rigid, impartial an
satisfactory examinations that we ever wtuesse.
clearly showing that the Principal the Rev. p,
Crawford and his Associates, are, not only critical
s'1o'ars, but faithful and successful teachers
|e regard Lowndes Academy, rs an institution
+ real merit, and Nm ornament and blessing to our
county and State; and we take great pleasure, in
recommending it TO the liberal patronage Of an en-.
h.,tanrA community
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lDtI a VI IN u hloOtN, X.
ISAAC r. TlCHENOR.
I. |. SHARP.

yi'rossed the exercises Of Mr. Cravford's Acad
eay, during the last day Of the examination, last sum
m,r The exercises Of the several classes, in Latin,
'rook and the Scientific and Primary Departments,
Indicated rapid progress of the pupils, and much
,hgence and ability on tho part Of the teachers
| take great pleasure IN expressing my opinion, that
Inc lowndes Academy il an institution of high mer
I and most cordially recommend its able and enter
Using principaI, Mr. Crawford, and his very capa
b.t Assistants, to public favor aud patronage
JOHN +. JACK.
Columbus. Miss, Jau'y. 1th, 1850,
attended the last examination of the Students oil
low des Academy, which closed on the gath of De-
cem5er ast and cordially say FOR it, all that is said
SJJye, for tie Summer examination.
]. B. HALBERT.
Coumbus, Miss, Jan 4th, 1850
The following is extracted from letter written by
the Rev Dr. Manly, President OF the University Of
Ma, to the Principal; after j. NJ. f., student at
l.ewnles Academy. during the year ls40, had been
examined and received into that Institution. Qhe
University Of Alabams)
UyyEgStrY OF ALABAMA, Jan. Q, 1850
My Dear Broher;-Or Young irlen T.. mhere. He
appears remarkably well under examination; and was
no, found deficient any thing, whch he had studied,
This rarely happensto any who, are admitted hete--
From al the circumstances anticipate avery sod rep
utarnn az scholar for him,
lis admission without defect IN any thug be had
s,ndied under youI reflects honor your school
We shallbe very happy receive such pnpsOs Z
often. Nely uneY, Yonf, B MANLY
CNluMsUs, july 90, 1850,
Having attended the Examination Of The students OF
Iovnes Academy, on the l0lh and 18th inst, was
exceedingly we'll pleased with it for the students
ACQUITTED themselves in manner highly ereditable to
teachers and pupils.
II must have been apparent 10 every one present
tina, there WAS no collision between pupils and
taaehers MS there sometimes j..
In fact. | have never attended any examination
with which was better please; aud being person
aIly Interested having two sons studying the Cjas
sizes and the Mathematics, Ia Lowudcs Acadcmy,
shall continue hemnth's Institute. mine, Cheer
fally recomnicud lcsales Academy TO The patronage
ii all p'.o have ions daughters 70 educate n, al
fnstltutiaa n raa mort. JAMES WHITFIELD
The subscriber orly add, that az hopes, by fam
ful and saeoeesfYl dsahce Of The relative duties de-
volyinr upon hin, as he Proprietor and Principal Of
This Iustitiiop 10 raarii thc patronage Of an engh
tened COMMUNITY PETER CRAWFORD.
anuarr eth 1850.
20 0Z. Quinne fer sale by Messrs WiLKi.soN
eJsT& TAyrons at FIVE dollars per ounce.
sep sth, 1850 lo--T.
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Runaway Or Dead .

A YOU n q man by the name Of Il. c. ToWas
"A about twenty-one years OF age, spare made
dark complexion, black hair, very black eyes, his
face on the right side badly paraized, very visible
when laughing, his mouth drawing considerably tc
the left side The said Townes has, during the last
winter. been acting as our agent in selling manu-.
featured tobacco in and about the towns of Pickens
vile, Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus and Macon.
Miss. When last heard Of (Which was on 2sth o.
Mayl he was in PckensvllIe in the act of takino
passage on the steamboat Correo for Mobile, fer the
purpose of making exchanges having first delivered
up 10 the young man with the Wagon (Mr. Prav)
his unsettled business as agent, and msructng him
to leave for nome after waiting i've days at Mont.
gomerv for his arrival since which time we have
not heard rom him, The said Towns is a Young man
Of no means bit OF one OF our FIRST families ana we
fear that he has been lost on some steamboat or oh.
er1ise
ANY information concerning HIN woul5 be thank.
fully received both Tor the qualification q bis family
and ourselves as he had with him probably some
thousand or fifteen HUNDRED dollars Of our money.
SHELTON, WALTERS 4 la.
Riagod, pitsyjrena; Co., Va, Aug2l, so etr
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II Ef il b. rrmrnhrfed that the t'tuu.ne nd
III oisin n-. :. 2. Townsend Sm.apt
tta can b. hld 81 Blltz ~ SMITH Agents { 7
lhis portion Of Mississippi. W haze ju,. re-
e-iyed fresh supply u taiuy dozen.
This erfrsci IS PIT up u, quart B1T',s. Il Is
sir times Cheaper, Pledsanicr aud Ua-rsn
fea Superior 10 gny SOL.
u cures Disease without yOmiiug, pGrg'og.
sickening o. dsbjliiaiing the patient.
The grea, besuly aud superiority VI IBIS Sar-
ssparilia over all other medicine H. thttvni' il
-fadcaies tie disease il inyigofaies he bo' -
J. Is one Of the very best Spring aud SUMMER
medicines eseS kuosn il not oaly purles the
whole system aud strengthen, The person. bu, il
c,eaies new, pure and rich blood power Dusses.
al by no other medicine. And IN this lies the
g-snd secret of its wonderful success. II ha
p formed within the last two years more than
10000 cures Of severe cases old4ease NJ least
$4,000 were considered incnrable. Il has saw.
. the lives of more than $4,000 children the
,st three years in the city Of New York alone.
More han 3 goo cases Of Chronic Rheumatism
10000 cases Of Dyspepsia; 10000 cases Of
t;e,,eral Debility and want Of Nervous Energy !;
: J D10 cases Of the different Female Complaints
20,u00 cases Of Scrofaa; $4,000 cases OF the
lv'r Complaini;--5,000 eases Of Diseases of
ibr kidneys and Dropsy 5000 cases Of The
t;nyel; 1000 cases Of the Yellow Jaundiec
l.5aJ cases Of the Dropsy; 10000 cases Of Con.
snnp'ion, and thousands Of eases Of Diseases Of
the Blood, viz: Ulcers, erpsiprlas, Salt Rteum,
rinples on the Face, ScaId Head letter, Neu
ralgia, &c, DC. together with numerous eases Of
81, headache, Pain in the side and Chest, Spi
nj Injections, &C., sc.
This is the most successful medicine ever
knaaa in diseases Of the kidneys and dropsy, and
elections The srnary organs. Several tbous.
All eases have been reported as cured when all
ether remedies have failed.
iuuireds Of cases Its and nervous Diseases
o, Inaling in debility, have been entirely cured,
ati thousands u cases Of Dysentefy, D!arhGa
az -mmer complaint
Counbus, Miss, FeJy l6 1880. ly.
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NOTICE.

TBNIE following communication was despatched
4 from Washington O'Clock, ?. NJ, dated Cen
eral Land Office, sept 90, 1850, for Register dan
Receivers
1and Office, Columbus, Miss. [l3-tfl
ithhold from sale or entry, all lands within
fry ME; Of the east boundaryof the State.
Signed
J. BUTTERFlEID,
Com'r. Gen Land Office,
Washington CITY
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Health and Prosperity.

bk, SULLIVAN takes TINS metacd OF inforySnig
A. his friends, and public in general, that he is still
10 his Cd stand on Market st. where be viii 10
genera! be found, unless professionally engaged.
tie has on hand, and for sale general assortment
Of meQcines, such as twelve years extensive prac.
lice IN Columbus and It's vicinity, has convinced
him are well adapted TO the diseases of tho
South Among which will be found the well known
Southern Vegetable Antblious Pills, No. SIX,
Cholera Syrup, Collie drops, Anodyne drops
Imc,ure i.obca, Ant.sp asuodc Tmcture Hive
Syrup, Lobelta, Composition powders, Nerve pow
ders Va}sriaa) Cayenne, Black Root, Black
Cohoah Blue Cohosh, Golden Seal, Beth Rect
Extract Of White Walnut.
Compound Tonic, for lena distractions Antdys
enterie Mixture for darIhae, dysenary, &C
RAubarb Cordial, for diarrhae, dysentery, &C
Mississippi Tonic, valuable preperauoD for the cure
Of Chis and Fever, without the use Of Qunine.
llydrOgopue Mixture, No L. for the cure OF difuses
Dropsy.
Iydrogogue Mixture, No. Q, for the cure Of
Dropsy of the abdomen.
Compound Syrup of Wud Cherry, good in coughs
colds, consumption, &c,
Aper,ent Compound Extract of Sasaparilla, good io1
the cure of Dyspepsia, liver complaints, costvenes,
Of the bowels, complaints Of the kidnies, genera
debility, and also to purify the blood.
Anlldispeptc Syrup, one Of the most valuable az
certain remedies for the cure Of Dyspepsia ana
Liver complains.
These medicines are allprcpared from fresh ana
genuine articles, and upder the immediate supe'
vision Of
VIM. SPIILMAN, NJ. D.
Coumbus Miss AnrtI oO-41-emOs
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IN s.:
PAYABLE ONE HALF II ApvANc,

PAYABLE ONE HALF II ADVANCE
Preparatory Department per session ai6
Fourth Class, =" is
Third Class, 20
Second Glass, 20
First Class, 20
Languages, (each) 10
Music on the Piano or Guitar. 9t
Use Of instrument ior practicing, s.
Drawing and Painting rs
o namenta and needle work, 10
Contingent expenses,
Board per month (incuding lights. wash
ing, bed and bedding) 1880
Without washing, 10
For five days in the week, 9
Accounts must be settled at the close OF each ses
sion.
Young ladies boarding in the Institute, must fur
nish their own towels; and every article Of clothn,
must be distinctly married. with the owners name.
GEORGE r. CLAYTON,
President of Board Trustees.
February Goth 1850. 35--ly,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-01

WtIN q lRTFe number OF IHTir9 who petulHfy kub
lect 10 Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
whom ell hope Of relief had been given up aud every thing
else been tried IN VAN
To illustrate tie use Of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the Of person afflicted with that bane Of
ihislen nYspEPSA OF ans ether Chronic or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases. slmuans taken which
by their action the nerves end muscles Of the stomach
AFFORD temporary relief but Which leave the patient in
lower state and with injured faculties scf the action
feet resulting from the apple alton Of the GAtVANiC
BELT Take Dyspertie sufferer even In the wona
symptoms Of attack ami simply lie the Belt around The
body using the Magnetic Fluid directed. In short
period the inssnshle persption will act the positive
element Of the BELT thereby causing Gaanc circulation
which viii pass 20 the negative and thence hack sgsin
10 the positive thus keeping up continuous Gal anic cir
euation throughout the system Thus the mos, severe
Of DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED A
FEW DAYS Is OFTEN AMFLY SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE TIE DISEASE OF YEARS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-01
JAMES JONES JR


Market Street, Columbus Miss.
IA have on hand aud are still receiving Drug
w Medicines. Paints, Ois, Dys StLJs, Fin.
Ctsmic1ls, urgicai Il5'rumeRts, fi.e Hines
Of all descriptions, and pure French Braadies
for Medical use, Fine Coach, CoPdi and Fur.
niiure furnishes, fine assortment Of PAM
Brushes, Sash Tools, Blenders. Camel Hair
Pencils, &c, an Extra fine article Gf H'Hter
Strained Sperm oil, also Winter lard OIL, su
perfac article Of Tanners OIL for Harness and
aH sorts Of fine Leather, S bayreis of piritS
ofTurpeatire, 10 GoIeS Of Window Glasses as.
sorted sizsS, barrels Of Putty in biadders, 6
6Irrels Of super Horny Doe cotch and Nae
aboy SnrF, 4 barrels fresh Wac Vinegar,
sir Of best Neuark Cider Vinegar for tomiy
uses. 1apiocd for PuidiagS, Hew and fash,
ionable drticle FIR The purpose.
100 Dozen assorted Patent Medicines ofall de-
sctptons to sell on commission at New York prices
Candies fresh every few days from the manufacturers.
Pure essential Oils Of all kinds for peftuRers and
medicinal purposes.
T. Rousses celebrated perfumery fer the ilandker-
chief also Roussels Toilet Soap, of very surprising
qualities; Hair Oils OF endless variety from Jaynss'
Hair Tonic down to the lIGle Antique; 30 dozen Of
Harrisons celebrated inks, made on the atomic
theory and FAR superior 10 all others in every respect.
We have also a fine supply OF No. ! and pure
White Lead of Weherills, Dulles g. Co. Manu@c-
ture, Linseed Oil, Litharge, Red Lead, Chrome
Green &C., of extra quality.
We have just received also few entirely new
chemicals among which are
Phosphate Of Ammonia, Citrate Of QHiaine,
FL Valerianote Zinc, Chlorote Of Potash,
and Chinoidine or Amorphous
Quiaine.
THIS article is entirely IN this section Of the coun-
Try, and demands uotice-it - substitute for SUI
plate Of Qnnne and holding the same relation TO that
Sugar House NIolasses does 70 refined gar. or1i
nary nermilant diseases this article will 1.-The pGce0f
Quinine at a great deal less price.
Columbus. Miss, May Ih. 1850.
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COlU'nb 8 lCHuai insurance. Covupnns
4 RE wready to make Insurance against fire, -
~ Apicston in writing to be made to the oecre,
my or any OF the Board OF Directors, No. Counting
toom Of Taylor, Hale g. Mnrdock,
JAS. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
A, MUDnocK, Sec'y
March %, 1889 3S-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-01
CnINoD.NE or Au0Rpu0Us QUINll

CHINOlD,NE OR ANORpuOUS QUlNlA.
T lEBEG In speaking of Chuoidine says, 'ihat
- the active principle is really Quinn, Amor-
phouS Qpna that he substance m act, described
BY Scruymer Henry and Del,ndre, is simply the
Alkaloid QQjnta IN AL amorphous or uncrystalliue
state"
"Mr Rosseou recommends Amorphous Quinta
in the treatment Of children, which. he says, is wore
active than the Su,plate is insoluble in the sayo,
and Las not much taste"
For sale at the sign Of the "Negro and Mortar"
Noyenhcr 10 lS5D--n20
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DR.. Ohriatlo's Galvanlo Curatlves,

consists 10 the fac. thst they and disease By
ontwdri apptaioH IN place ~ the usual mode n drug
Eng and physiekiHg the patient ia exhausted Nature
SINKS hopeessly nuder tho n8icHou.
7Nty Ihsnshsa NE ehofs system sgustrt ne tirculq.
ten VI The biaDd pietat ts stffCoHg and b ne
Ghgbfef injury under arg eiicmstcneo Since AieI
ntoiuotpa ia the United States onl three years snce
u,ar tban
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-01

Mn ROBERT A MEANS, Principal,
Mss LOUISA CUSGlNGHAM, English Drdnehes,
Miss s c. CHArIN,
Mr., : MARKsTIEE, Vocal ard Instrumental
Nnc,
Miss II. CHAPLIN. Primary Department.
The scholastic year is divided into Nv sessions d
Eve months, commencing respectively on the frs,
Monday IN c,oaer aud harci
No PupH will he received fora shorter period than
one session, but can enter Al any time and will 30
charged from The time Of entrance.
30 deduction wi. be allowed except, from contia.
ned sickness and that, at the discretion Of the pra
cipal. IN deductions tol board no fraction less thai
halt nunth viii be considered
The young ladies who board u the Institute viii
MOI be allowed 10 attend balls or parties or recew
visits except from their relatives. TIER e1pendi
lures and visit, Tiil also lie sul eryised.
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REGULAR PACKET,
FfE-s E--s-.
rur gFr sTzUNcH FAST E-NaINa sILAaER
GU q A.


ROBERT OTIS, Master.
VHrfl.l commerce hsr r=-l-sr trips with the 1rsi
W H. ol re .irsr-leaviag Mobile ever oa'rr-
DAY evening and arriving O., Columbus Money !
Seeek b. n. Leaving ;sr Noble, Iuestay /,
o'c -. = m-N0ares B.-H lr a. m.-Ln'1l f.ra
srd Nashv. e slrs day; FcE -n=,I..e AetIc f
o'c.1lk, g. % Hsmp.iz, r-i-le.- AID >eg port r-.-
da.. Vienna a. lck m, ,t 4rsEs p. 81, .i.' 10
vile 1 p u Jones BigT ali b.a5sJ-i sane
z.-isins ID Sob ou l.aIsc.. evening.
TIE CUBA Is Ell. rely o. +--5-it tz1re 3 Z Tor
the tr,ie-,4el be- al. the n.-s-u im9s0e mcc 10
machinery, witl fre elyls.) Her e45nSn5 state
roens ar daisasd "a style equal TO any ding IN
the Southern ga'ers-
The sci. known puncIua.i,y api p'omp,ness q.
Can. Orr H,ures tie arrrysl ana departure CT the
Cuba according 60 her schedule.
A plan Of tie cabin viii be .cuud al the office OF
the agents. where belihs may be secured,
HALE d AURDODK, Agents.
t--1'si IL, 1850. t--tt
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Sonethtng rev under the Sun.

Something new under the Sun.
FUST received at BLAIR'S Drug Store that
81 Paem Black inde!i,jls and Esrucfihie Writing
INK. A truly black and purely fluent Writing Ink,
indelibc, with no corrosive properties and witho II
liability to ptciptate or thicken by age, change OF
Of climate or exposure TO the air, has hitherto been in
Chemistry an irapossi0jIjty Now, for tie first time
such an Ink is presented to tie public for il ha> been
tested By the most scientific chemists; is BY the high
est authorities pronounced Incompatible Tor lis case
aud elegance IN use
Urn ,oili nat corrode Steel Pens IA
Columbus, July II, 1850. 1T
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\ LARGE anG Flesh supply of
DIX. S. s. FtrcH's CELgBRArFp MEDICINES
Used By him ritl such distinguished success in n
cure d
COUGHS, CONSUMPTION, CATARRIl
ASTHMA, HEART DISEASES. DS-
PERSIA, piLE5, FEMALE COM
PLAlNTS &C, &c,
Also
DR.. s. s. FHchs Abdominal Supporters, Shoul
der Braces, Isbdling Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, and the art Of preserriag Life
and Hcaite ~ OH Are, &c, DC.
Constantly on hand at BEaIa'S Drug Store
c;-Dl. Fhch's Guide Book 10 Inrds;as, a =
Directions for Promoting Health, and lnstructio
to Mothers, in the Management Of Children
may be had grauitously by calling for it atto
Store as above, An extremely valuable Boo
Columbus, May llh, so.
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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
uAT-AN MN Nrr.n, W
CS}EU FL Ii Us
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

fE2llE Trustees Of this Institution in commend
= ing It's claims to the public, take pleasure |,
saying 70 its former patrons and the friends Of
male education generally that it has entered upos
toe 'd'rd year Of It's history with cheering prospects
OF Increased success and usefulness,
IAe services Of Nj ROBERT A. MEANS. (fomer
y OF South Carolina aud ate of i.utaw, Ala ) hay,
been engaged as Principal, and his qualifications 70,
the superintendent Of such an institution, is eync.
ed b. those best Vi testimonials cong experience and
uniform success. The same may be said Of the As
sstants whom he brings 10 his aid in the malsgs.
ment OF the various departments The Importance
ct sustaining female seminary Of high order in
Columbus, Is, We believe felt and acknowledged BY
all. We present 'he Columbus Female Institute a,
school admirably calculated 70 supply til, wan.
and Therefore as worthy Of all encouragement, We
have able aad aco5mp he'd instructors; the course
OF study is uu, thofaughand finished; t.e baiIdng,
and grounds are well adapt for the purposes offs
large Female scloo; the location is healthiu pleas
ant ard retired, and 10 exertons viii he spared on
the part OF the Trustees to make it one OF the first In
sttotions in the South West 10 accomplish this
we only invoke the patronage Of liberal public
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HTOFFAT7s
me PMS and PhGnl1 BlitfFG

Th-s- MsdciDes have now been bsslrs ne
pubic tf perot y FIFTEEN YEAR, md
dunng thEi time have m-.uia-l~a a high chang
lef IN aln1st every part u the gi0as 81 then "a
ifaurdnary and immediate power a. ras.orls E,rs-
feet health % persins syIiIsHHg gndst nearly every
kind u dis-ass 90 which he human game . Habls.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-01

"a on Quinne fer sale bv Messrs. WiLKi.soN
sJst a. TAYroas. at FIVE dollars per ounce.
SIP eniber 9TH, 1850 loE