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cuarty in the shape OF the box by which means in
sures the box perfect bearing in the hub All wheel
rights understand the difficulty defects in hand
which thus entirely remedied. Alter the machine
cuts out the hole. working by the particular box go
IN Tor gaugeO the box is inserted by the application of
powerful press The engine is also in the base
men and Is 100 by As feet IL is occupied wholly by
beautiful thirty horse power engine and appurenances
all OF which are kept as bright as a new dollar.
The painting rooms and the upholsering departments
are the upper stories In these the division OF labor is
very great On floor (ll5 by rs eet the bodies
coored and on another OF the same dimensions the run
ming gear is PAINTED and still another 600 by 25 feet)
the lettering is done. Afterwards the coach is trimmed
in separate apartment IL is then removed TO another
story wherein painters ornament it, These gentlemen
are paid about 81 900 per annum, and by long odds
the best artists engaged in this country on sach work
Messrs. Seama and Toilet, both well known American
artists, do the scroll work with bodness and taste far
passing anything else Of the kind ever seen here Gu
DOR who sketches the small pictures the inside OF the
upper panels, is of the leading sketchers OF the
CITY; while Rohler the principal 6gurepainter, came TO
TINS country from Germany with well-deserved fame
as an illustrator Tor anatomical works. Harg is
the principal landscape painter of the establish.
ment He has just finished picture on an East Broad
way coach which would grace panel in the Art Union
exhibition Mr. stephenson is introducing papier mdchk
ornaments his work, byhe-by, with capital effect In
these finishing rooms coaches ordered for New
reader will perceive that the work of this factory is in
demand all over the country They furnish the frst-cas
omnibus at from $500 to $780, which is 1900 less than
they sold for, similarly constructed and finished two
years ago. About $50 hands constantly employed.
and average OF coaches per week. 46s per annum,
are turned out G
have already drawn this letter to too great length.
must, however, be permitted to repeat the firm
belief that great industrial establishments like this,
the poprietors of which rely their enterprise and
skill rather than the enactment Of laws TO give them
higher prices than they could obtain under fair and open
competition from abroad to operate as links OF the
chain Of mutual interest which is to bind the people of
the different States of this conederacy together so long
the memory OF its founders shall last with their descend
ants. owe Mr. Stephenson many thanks for the cour-
tesy with which he replied to my numerous questions,
and recognise in the ceaness and simplicity of his expa
the lucdness of thought and maturity OF iudg-
ment which have placed him. so comparatively young, at
the head of the enterprsng coach builders OF New York
city. COSMOPOLllE
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, July SIS. pm
Governor Lowe has definitely fixed upon Friday, the 9Th
OF August day for the execution of the Cosden muir
derers understand from gentleman from this city.
who visited the miserable men in the Chesterown JAIL that
they evnce the indifference their fate, and
loudly protest their The governor has yet
decided with regard to tho negro Green.
The of the boy Long, charged with the revolving
murder of Mr. Rumpfs little son, now occupying the at
tenion of the city court.
The to-day close and lowering, and threatens
rain.
Local items continue very scarce.
The MARKEr-Sales to-day Of 400 bbls Howard street
-four at 81 IS. Grain is unchanged Whiskey, 23i
2ih cents.
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ny A. GREEN aue,,o,..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCT1oN.--ou Thursday,
the 10Th instant shall sell the premises at O'Clock, part
Of lot No 3 situated No 52 pnunF 80 feet on fourth
street, and 81 alley, between and
streets north The lot situated section OF the city which
wishing lot
northern Of The city would do well attend the ae as the lot
be sold.
Terms One half cash balance four and sir months for
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest Tue good
Jpy9 en- A, GREEN, Aucuoneer,
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The wing convention Of Ohio has nominated General
Scott for the presidency, and Mr. Yn,on for governor II
laid down It's platform which declined TO make any men
ton OF the fugitive slave law, other than TO say that it
was not recommended by the wing administration, and
was not therefore Test OF political faith The plain
meaning OF this is, that the wing party OF Ohio intends
to run with the hare and follow with the hounds. II
means now, in times past, TO court the abolitonss,
and leave verge and scope enough to claim the vote OF
the most ultra factionis that even Ohio produce
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From Naples we learn that the United States frirate
Independence sailed IRON Legborn on the Goth OF Nav
for Tresie and the Mississippi after stopping at Naples
few days with Commodore Morgan on board. had pro-
ceeded to the Levsnt Politically, all quiet at Ma.
pies
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Bank OF the Metropolis,

Bank of the Metropolis,
Washingioa, July 9, 1851.
n .o,,ne NJ the stockholders Of this 9Th instant
The following named gentlemen unanimously reelected
s1r,.,ac. ~ The Bank ensuing year,
JOHN W. MAURY,
THOMAS CARBERY,
GEO, w. GRAHAM,
CHARLES HILL,
LEWIS JOHNSON,
GEORGE PARKER,
JAMES THOMPSON.
And a meeting Trustees on the same day John
W. AURY, esq, was unanimously reelected
Board July o-lt
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rELEaRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION

BosToN, July 8.
BY arrival from Valparaiso intelligence has been
ceived that the bsrque Gunare, from Havre to ian
CISCO had arrived at that port having sprung aeak
gale the 81 of May The vessel leaked al the
of 600 feet per hour. and would discharge for
pairs.
Twelve OF the Gunare's passengers discharged
Valparaiso for mutiny during the voyage.
BosroS, July S-p.
The steamship Canada arrived at her wharf this horn
ing.
New ORLEANS July 5.-Advices from Mexico 10 the nth
ult state that the Mexican government has issued decree
prohibiting all labor and scientific examination Tebu-
anepec and ordering all Americans concerned therein
leave the republic The Mexican consul at Havana has
been recalled for participating in the schemes OF Lopez
There is much talk of revolution in favor of Anna
Sales yesterday of 800 bales of cotton and oday of
500 bales u 81 for mddng, and 10Y for
fair The stock hand is II 900 bales and receipts
all the ports 2OS0o0 bales ahead Of last year Sterling
exchange, a 10 premium,
There no tidiDgs of the steamer Maria Burt.
Arrived ships Jas Titomit, from New York Patteron,
Leodes BARREN Place. from Boston, Atlantic from New
York Madeira, from Boston.
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DEATH OF SENATOR BRows.-Hon. VIM. II. Brown,
the rst district in the legislature OF New
York died suddenly at Albany the evening OF the 4tb
inst, of apopIexy
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/. G1-Knights Tcmplar.-Washingion Encampment No OF
Templar will assemble this evening half O'Clock
the Asylum Of and oh Special attendance is
requested.
ny order Of NJ. E. @. c.. .
Juyg g. A. sCHwARZMAN, Recorder.
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IVA nPAIGNs Of the Rio Grande aud Of Mexico, wit
notes OF the recent work Of Major Ripley sas
|. Stephens United states army. This day received.
July FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Alexandria and Washington Boat.
Thomas Collycrs week.
= se-u The steamboat THOMAS CoLI.YER will de
Rs~Aprlks the following hours. coach
s2Ak with Washington fare lax cts.
gong leaving boat, Trip i24 cents
Tho Collye will be Mount Vernon
week
Leave Alexandria at ~, eS, TX, ~, ax,6H.
July 30, SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
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NURSE and sesmstress wsnted.--h capable
high character Is wanted for permanent family
this city nurse and seamsess None apply
the best Of references character and capacity
wages win be given Inquire this ofice July 6-3uf
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BY A. GREEN, Auc,,on.er.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL, AT
AUCroN-on Friday, the llth instant, shall sell
premises O'Clock, No 10, lot No. H.
sed No 63 fronting street SOUTH between Second
and Third
Lot No. 10 handsome building
Deep OF
the hill which is rapidly improving
Terms One third balance months for
satisfactorily endorsed bearing from the OF
Title good.
July9-a A. GREEN, Aucuonoer
ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Thursday the 10Th shall sell,
ton 10 o'clock large lot OF secondhand and
furniiurc consisting Ia part, Of
Mahogany sofa, sideboards, bureaus
Cbairs, lounges, safes, wardrobes
Carpets In roll, rugs
Tables, wnshstands andirons, shovel and
Fsnders, looking glasses, toilet sets, sc.
Also, ~ fine refrgerators
IL coolers
shower
And alage lot Of fancy goods consignment which
be sold.
July 9-2t IA. GREEN, Aucioneer.
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1rH Engrsvings OF the American Art-Union for tins
subscribers of s5o received, and ready distribution
TAYLOR d MAURy's
Junss Bookstore, 9th Il,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
Another Scientific Wonder.
eRf@
kas
r EpSIN.

Ihe trus DigestiOe Flaid, os Gastric JEifS.
FESHIS II i truely wonderful remedy for ndiass
= ton, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint
General Debility and Nervous Consumption, cuiia*
after Natures own method, BY Natures own sEeAss
the Gastric Juice. ~
Hall teaspoonfuiOf Pepsin infused III water
dissolve or digest five pounds 81 roast beefn AAea5
TWO hours oHf of the stomach. Torsale BIZ
JAMES BLAIR, "A gent
June I, l65I--49--tf.
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II hALLEYs ANIMAL GalvANIc i claim

~ 81 By itsinyentor ID possess properties which
NO tlac Farmer and UoWner--alld those haping
charge oi Horses and Cattle, are 81 the utmost in.
poftance! This opinion Ii not Il mere Use dirii III
the roprety, but based upon various, ana faithful
trials and applications.
Inc great prophecies Of DAtLEY's ANIMAL q AT.
yAnrc, are few but posiiive
its prominent feature, and which no other nstieIe
excepting DALIEy's (world renowned) PAIN Ex.
TRACTOR possesses, Is Ito conquer inflammation
IN It's ariion,t Is powerful and possesses the pro-
pertIes Of iorcibly and rapidly drawing from the
blood and eiecting all impure natter cleansing the
wounds 10 which is applied thoroughly, giving
them healthy tone, Md consequently, edecinq 4
rapid cure
liease Of sweugs.if we'll rubbed on, Il checks
and sabdues all inflammation in very short time
anu consequently, speedy cure must naturally ft,l-
low.
its penetrating power Is immense hence, IN va.
rlous cases il has been successfully used In the
cure Of Rone.Spasin.
kstands 70 reasons however, that in cases where
lhe Ointment has first to penetratea hard substance
before itcan reachthe s0b-stratum oil the disease.
thata longer md more thorough application ii he.
cessafy than where the diseased locality can 1T once,
by direct application, BE- brought under the influence
ot the Ointment as IN cases Of Sores, Calls, Hu.
mors, Bruises, Broken Kee, NC. sc.
~ al Of such disease, III acts with electric rapdty
Broken Knees II eiiectnally cures without scar Or
dlspcuTatcn Of the haifsso that the injury cannot
Afterwards be traced.
For sale by
JAMES JONES Il co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
slNEAI..l
Rl.v. q. IN. = n ls.Y. 81. STlss IA

REv. -. Ws 81 IN IsY n. STE EMS
Tho GosNIhe i safhalln copy an certificate nav
iashspassssian II M pfapfiapf n nl' afsapsslIla
Rev III M SsA0hiH Midely HNa aaARrally kAowl III I'LL
tlsaacns md saeomlsLsd Pastor 1t me- MaiAaais 4.
tAaEah and Res. III Stevenson hasheen knnwN III nrh
slla aasi galsnIed Aa EeslaU@ nanheFS iat he Saa
sey caatefenea rHula A0asg u III nsafs WARS Hns III
Hill time Ii aiAw lin ha and Responsible station Ill
aycat Eut TIA MI, n. Isa C0HasfT CD ske &nfa pios
aas batter nois satisfactory ssstimsas II lavof Vi
aag medseias
Ms hrve uscd gphn nu.'s SafsansgillA. ana sI,agA
Aasasl IL N lasd, ~ik snsisc sass.se,son ma w
v Hesitation in Aleinr thai w believe ii N ID Il
ssr and sAilsbl0 MD nAspsHAs and stipulated II
prsfnse msHh gN1d suf relieve mnclA kNfEFine, md
tssreFae wnpld aheNFNllY and npsl earnesv reOasn4
AasAa 4 Il ths llliesss STEVEN AN. @
gesiimnnF lIkc Nh Esaatne renders superavous I'LL
ssnnsnis - ths iIleaey n Isaps sstsapssIlas
i1ss iii. HI II, YAShFft. pfofNssuf IT tlemstfv II thn
l4asSssil Alsaital callegs
laxs laaea ~ It'll M II kHtakeass ramppslaa
iAa Ilall1s kaaaAna Essaeisl sSfsAna II snahAsa
Aassaiiaa III 81 aaas fsssn ST oannnana
Ak me aeIl IL en- RHaie q a hleh
II II MI isAfsa.s III n i IT DELL, HI. D
5alsxllss tune q
tesliaaAg hlae slIsfoa " sasss ii ans
AseAIrina
4eFs a. III II mr..
Af tlsa tlal4 haye NJ EssslssEass hi III HI gAl
hFess yuhF KafFspaF Ea d ii Bass Rfiirl n rses
iaHassffAFra fas the EHsh as Asss ssHssg oiEsSf
f.'ssses. IVA slanassf 1t Wisl
tuilae sperrs ii i nsisElss III ilse kIess Nasss
t,ashsllls. llsr 81, III IL III I05gfss ii. u.
EaasemRan Liver gnmplaioa ksasash E:siss
HssiG srnpssfpAs Sie sna Nefxhssa N.sIl#slss ~
sa;ta- sRfais. ExeesHtf AZ IapxR..ssss ID nj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25

fts ioa.tdlls couricftha. sqslta Of BUZZ elf.
I llclHIlll
~ lsss Sen shown b 81 John Bell propfle-
lsr aff.ri rah5-nn9Vnef preparation buls fiuie
Ernfi Saflllrill, an original genuine and
haoiila .f1f addressed io BIN by Tie accomplished
s iails "a one Of the most eminent Cd phylicans III
he West, giving detailed account q nee q ibe
most aafoasltlnr cares oe cord performed alone tl
fhe ne of i'llulfs daiapafilla.
This most excellent and elafmiHe lady hsd long
suffered ieom pFol6psas nier. faoE abas plss, aHd
chronic di=asses Il The stomach and digestive o..
cane sBi arrangement Of The whole system. n'ifHt
sd igith distressng casane4as eniPtons sick bead
ache. and Fl8leHt 1tta<ts i cfsHe fteF exhaust
ing 81 81 her hpsbande skill and applying % many
celebrated medical gentlemen, both At home and
abroad, and also nsiar great quantities 81 Town
send Sarsaparila Without he slightest relief she
vas nduced - use foha Balls Strsaparilis. and
4ehas Vas The happy fesaf Alter The use OH few
bottles perfect and wonderful caFe-tlse lsdy re-
Stored health and % her Usual Gov q SPIRITS
Such lestsfs Il the eno we speak Of must sfE,fd
lr, Bull ahlfe real qualification fban eauId ihs pos.
session 81 countless wealth ID whether he &C.
cumaates wealth not BY The sale ef rs trny val
liable medicine. being is author i glory and homer
enough aid lie can say 10 The world, without fear
Of contradiction, II have my poverty relieved
more human suffering than did Stephen Gifard Of
iohn Jacob Asl0r with their miIlonsH
Thismedlcne whenl used according 70 dffesliona,
WIZ Cure Eilhonl Fad
Scsoina Or King Evil, Cancers, Tumors t:ruplons
4 The Skn, EtysIpelas. Chronic Sore Eyss, Ring.
sonnof letter srald Head Rheumaiisel. pains ii |
be Bones Of Joints, 0ld SofeJ and Ulcers Swelling
i tbe Glands. SYPHILIS, Dgspepsa, Sill Raenm.
gseaffsoi the Kidneys, Loss OF ppetfR, diseases (
rising IRON the use 81 Mercury. Pain III the side
bid shoulders General Debility. DFopsy. LumbagO
aundice. CoaliyeneAs, Sore Chest, puImony Alec.
ols ami father diseases tending 10 produce Con.
umptou, Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities
I'D Complaints Sick aud Nervous Headache, Low
piFitA, Heeats. Exposure Of Imprudcnce In Life,
hfene Constitution diseases. and Il spring and
lmmea dfink, md general tonic fofiie SYSTEM and
gentle aud pleasant purRalise, fat superior 10 Bin
lek 81 Congress water, Salts, or y ediz powderss
Manufactured il Dr.. NO. BULLS Laboratory.
81 FohFth s.. Louisville, KY
JAS. BLAIR Agent.
AnYil "a. 1851 n43~1y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25

NFsLANEaS vERjfIFUGE.~-To Messrs
- Kidd y Co Druggists corner Of Wood and
Fourth street. Pittsburgh belongs the honor 81 have
ING induced the inventor Of this great remedy 10 offer
TITO the public. This be has done though them.
has now been before the public for more Than year.
lthas been introduced into all sections Of the Union
and has givonon sides the most complete satisfaction.
Where i has been tried Il has pronounced the best
remedyior worms ever invented. Families should
never be without l supply. We add the following
from hundreds of similar testimoniaIs
"HowARn, SrEuBEN Col Ky. Sept. s.. ls47.
Y kiad d Cos--We had q lot Of your Vermi.
fugeland can recommend itas one Of the best medi
s si e iof Uormeswe have ever had pr. MLanes
fermilage neyerhas tailed to produce the desired
effect. i. ALLEY Il Con
For sale.
JAMES ZONES q co.
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HI 4. IA Hk III 80


~ n AA1RlAIAAA bAAA III.
\ Fpriheclaims of Mr. Biakc,as patentcc, ID the
Exclusive disposition III this article, and Tor tho In.
mnfollH ndreablD lestonlalsnfits Valuable Qua
t0Es they relnf To the cirGalar Of Mr. Blake. con.
tanning Information sufficient to convince The most
skepscal DC its Great Value also, Tho opinion 81
The Hon. Daniel Webster as ID the validity of NH.
Blakea Patent, and setting forth the liability ID lerai
prosecutor whlchallpe will iaeur Iii pYepar-
aHgs iAnkng nsetHgaad Feliiag tho above named
\ paint In violation III hs right
EOFthemaeyesthcy would not act al agents for
Il flts article, or recommend IL Ia their fFlends, had
II tlay mol confidence the numerous and highly IA.
VI efectAbl0 certificates, from men ol science an,l
practical experience lNvorahly known throughout
athe country possesslngthp Essential proprieflss
IN addition 70 those 81 ordinary coarse paints, such
sas Yellow Ochrc Spanish Brown, Venetian &c,.
and requiring much lsss 0lis and hence greatly hi
diminishing shecosti they would recommend thc NM
nf this paint. In their stead
IN natngsl shades 1T Slate and Chocolate. II ID.
sired. can be changedhy adding of ctherhi col
ufed paints without affecting its qnaty Fur pre.
serving either Brick on Wood work, this Paint II ss,
paflor ~ any Other Corning nioie durable and
suitable Nrunnd.wufk, becoming hard like Slate. NIL
ding much N the health Of brick houses. ana M
durability 81 the walls. BY protecting them fFolo IN.
Etefna moisture, Especially ii 1t superior ID anv
other EnF HILLS pf Vessels
hi roofs we'll coatedswith this alticlc. ara The
Acheapest and best ire proof roofs Ii use.
NJ Shlngleg roofs wouIdh e materially protected from
ilFeNEd rendered more duFableif covered with TIC
same
rpF galoby
JAMES ZONES 4 CO. \
lnns !. issl-fs
u tlNEsLEYsS GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25

CoRNER o. MAIS AND MARKET ST.,
COLUMBUS. MISS.
Wholesale and Retai Dealers III Drags. Msdi.
eiass. Paints Ois. Wiadon Glass. d-r.,
Lave ustrecelyed and will continue Ia receive
duringlthe Spring. from tie ely of New Yor,
and Phadephias the largest and most colnpetestock
If medicine ever offered III this Market
They eepronstantly % hand large assortment 81
PATENT MEDICINES.
FANCY ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY. Ssc :
also Eina article of FIRE. NCH BRA and other
LOU ORS for medical purposes
They warrant their articles pure and of HE BIZ.
quality which they Obs " Low as can Is afforded
inthis market.
also as received 4 large and we'll assorted lot ii
Lsndfesh's garden seed, crop of 1850.
Feb. 8. 1851 nSa-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
TO THE LADIES.

Thcgsaaiae Balmef Columbia forresoring he Hair
"Long hair is glory to 4 woman, says Paul,
And aIlfeeith the truth Of the pious quotation;
Preserve itthen, ladies', yonr glory may fall,
Unless yon protect i with this preparation.
+ you wish rich, luxurant head Of hair, free
from dandrnfF and scurf not fail to procure the
genuine Balm Of Columbia. In cases OF badness
y wiz more than exceed yuur expectations. Many
wbohave lost their hair Tor twenty years, have had
Il restored 70 original BY the use Of this
balm, ge, state, condition, appears 10 be no OBJ
stacle watever il also causes the fluid to flow with
which the delicate hair tubes ID filled, BY which
means thousands Whose hair was gray as the Asi.
attic eagel have had their hair restored to tsnaturai
color BY this invaluable remedy In all cases of fe-
vertwiu be foundthe most pleasant wash that can be
used a lew applications only are necessary to keep
the hair from failing out. 1t strengthens the roots,
tneyer fails to impart rich glossy appearance, and
as perfume FOR thetoetitis ureqnalled. II holds
theeo times as much as other niscaed hair restora-
tiyes, and Ii more effectual
CAUTIoN,--Never buy il unless You find the name
Of Comstock ~ Co proprietorsonthew wrapper ofeach
bottle or Won are cheated with counterfeit article
Soldin N. Yourk only by Gomstock & Brother, No.
3, John st.; in Columbus only BY /. Blair lin Aber-.
deem by Hampton Iierndon, fed 22-34-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
BLAIR'S
DMWA sgpOmA

<
u LST received at this well known establisbns,I
~ 4 fresh supply il pure and genuine AIediciHsz
wlIichwiH be sold on AS favorable terms Al atsA
house inthe South. Physicians, planters and oilsi;
are requested cali and examine The stock, afisl
has been selected with great care fpr This mafksl
We think they will find il eqnal, or MT snpcriui3
regards quality AMI variety, to any ii tile State. iii
making their purchase altogether from IHDpofli1
Houses, they are enabled To seif On as good tfiasa
any Drug Housenthe Sonih or South West
Physicians Prescriptions carefully fvfvpa
pr. Jas. NJ Hopkins will attend b u pressed
ton Department. guarantee tint all will IL HI
n thatdelcate and important part 81 The business
DRUGS. IN ENGINES AND tiitNltsst Nh
PAINTS a. OILS, WIMEaW Glass
PUTTY AND BRUSHES. DYE
SIllFFs N GLASS WARE,
pERFItNlERY AND FINE
SOAP. STEEL PENS. HI
SUPERIOR N RITlNG
INK.
a anperinrarticlc Of SPERM oil, I.ARI I'LL
always on hand.
LANDisETII'S GARDEN SEED.
CROP 1864.
Pare old Brandy. Wines, Holland Gin Il ii
jamaica Rum, Fgre Scotch Nhaiey ffr
Medical purposes. and b au1ernr mn.
cle of Iea, both Green HID Elaek;
SUPE IsI9R CHEWING; TOBACCO d.
HAVANNAH CIGARS,
Thankful for the patronage heretofore axtendtda
the House, lie hopes BIZ strict attention and dis,S
stion ID accommodate. ali low prices, 10 merit III
NJ r..s,o "a IN disrar,,; i 4, an,l.fss s3a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-25
JAM lis j ONES s. co.

SGtTILl. CONTINUE BUSINESS ANN OFFER
IN FIJI sale nesE splendid assortment 81
Drngs Medicines. Chemicals. pdfenf Medicines,
1oileiis BotIlss. pafiiimery. ON Craniits,
pataislss. Sand Paper PAINS, Paint
Brushes, Wines,
md every thing appertainng or connected with tho
DAU BIS NESS. We also oiIaro our services
ani attenticntO the manipulating portion Of orr
business and BY strict and careful attention, hope
~ gv Satisfaction III this branch 81 our trAde..-
Unr Stock III tiadc was selected with care, and
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Ad no pains spared Oh our part to get every thing
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