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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-08
COLUM BUS
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

#
THNHE Trustees Of this Institution in Commend
i ing is claims to the public, take pleasure N
saying 10 lis former patrons and the friends OF es
male education generally, that II has entered up#
the third year OF It's history with cheering prvspeea
Of Increased success and usefulness. "A
The services Of Mr.. RosKRT A. MEANS, (ormeit
~ OF south Carolina and late Of Eutaw, Aa.,l hayr9
been engaged Principal, and his qualifications ~
the Hupcrntendence Of such an institutfoR iEeyine
cd by those beat 81 Testimonials, long experience alf
uniform snecevs. 1Yfe saAre may be sAfi Of tise ~
sistants whoa no brings 70 his aid II tasc saAnge
nent cf lid various departments. TIE Importance
of sustaining female seminary of high order I'm
columbus. Il. We believe felt and acknowledgment
EaIl. We present the Columbus Female Institnleas
a school admirably calculated % supply thir want,
aud therefore Us worthy 81 all encouragement. VS.
have able and accomplished lnst7nttets; the coufS
Of study u full thorough and finished; the bnfldleS
and grounds are well adapt "a for the purposes oiat
large Female school; the location il hcaashiu PisasA
ant ard retired, and no exertors VIII te spared "a
the part Of the Trustees 70 make II ore f ie first IN
stitaiions in the South West. To accomplish tliss
We only invoke Tie patronage Of aliberal public
Teachers.
Mr. RoBERf A MEANS, Principal
Mss LOUISA CUkkiSGnAM, English Branches
MISS =. g. CHARM,
Mn. s. MAexsrIss, Vocal and Iaarumenal
Music,
MSS ii. CnAfls, Primary Department.
The shoIastic year IL divided info twosessions o.
five months, commencing respectively on the first
Monday in October and March.
No pnpil viii be received fora shorter period than
ono session, but can enter at any time and wall bs
charged from the time Of entrance,
Noded1cton will be allowed except, from eontiil-
ued sickness and that, at the discretion Of the Pm
cpal In deductions for board, no fraction less tas
haif month will be considered.
The Young ladies who board u the Institute WI
not u allowed ID attend balls o. parties OF rece'W
visits except from their relatives Their eNpcnu''
1 tnrcs aud visits, viii alan bSsaPrrvsed.
Terms.
I PAYABLE ONE HALF IN ADVANCE
Preparatory Department per session slb
! Fonrth Gage tb
| Third Glass, 70
Second Class, ~
! First Class, ~
Languages, (each) 10
Music on the Piano or Gnitah 70
Use Uflnstrument for practicnn
| Drawing and Painting, 10
! Ornamental and NEEDLE work, 10
| Contingent expenses,
Board per month linclading fights. wash
ing, bed and beddingl 1880
Without washing, 10
| For FIVE DAYS in the week, p
Accounts must be settled At the close 81 each ses-
sion.
Young ladies boarding n the Institute, must fur
nish theirown towels; and egefs article Of clothing
must b distinctly marked with the owners name
GEORGE n. CLAYTON,
President Ol Board Trustsea,
February 20sh 1850. abA-iY.
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GAY & BROTHER .

TEyTIE Undersigned having entered into Co-paft
ID nership forthe purpose Of doing general Dry
Goods busiaess, under the name and style Of GAY A.
BROTHER, beg leave TO inform Sheir friends and
the public generally, that they have taken that spen-
didand commodious house on Main street, formerly
OccnpIedby pecierd 4 Gray. where they will take
pleasure in showng their large and general assort-
ment Of Goods, which viii soon be made complete
on the arrival Of their Spring and Summer stock,
consisting inpaFt Of
American, French and English Staple ant Fancy
DRY Goods, Gallery, Hardware, China and Glass
Ware, Extensive Assortment Of Saddery;
Castings, Nails, Blacksmith's, Car
pentefs and Plantation Tools,
Aats, Boots and Shoes, Wood
Mare, Willow Baskets,
Blankets, Kerseys,
&c; Winter,
Spring
and
Summer
Clothing, Jew
elry, Gold u Silver
Hunting LeverNNatches
EKra Jewelled Gold Chains,
Breast aud Fob Chains, Ear
Rings, Breast Pins, Silver Plate, &c.
God Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils, &c.
IN every department our assortment we design 70
be complete, We pledge ourselves to give satlsiac-
ton aud respectfully solicit SHARE Of public pat
JOS. II. GAY,
JNO. u. GAY,
Eotx i atr
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NnTfGE

ENY brother, A. Hamilton, Il empowered 70 act
IvA as my agent during my temporary absencc
from tho State. Allmy papers are Ia his hhsls
JAMES HAMPTON
Jan. II, 1851. n2S-tt
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Dissolution.
Notice..

33F 847 1NUtkISfe7 I4811-7 n
TNERSONS indebted 10 the Estate Of DR.. d. LIPS.
II COMB. deceased, are expected 70 call and set
lie up their notes and accounts, BY tho lstof March
The bpsincss Of the Estate niusi be closed
The undersigned may be found i hia office, (for-
meryoccnpied by his faihef,) oroA Mainstreet with
the papers, ready and convenient.
W. L. LlpSCOM3.
January 1851 20-4t xecui0r.
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NOTICE

5 hereby given that by virtue OF an order Of the
November Term, 1850, the undersigned, admnistra.
terof the Estate Of Isaac Cooper deceased will offer
for sale to the highest bidder at the Courthonse IN
Columbus, on Monday the 10th day Of February
next on credit Of twelve months, the following de-.
scrbed tract OF land, lying in Lowndes county six
miles from Columbus, TO VIII the north hall Of the
east halt OF south west quarter and west half Of
north west quarter, all in section thrty.one towns
shpeighleen south, range seventeen west, contain.
ing l20 and $500 acres, about 40 acres in cultivation
title good Bond with approved security will bo
required IRON the purchaser
r, D. nADEN,
Administrator the Estate Of
Isaac Cooper, deceased,
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HWmg

TDsr RECEftED. 8 lafgs Is, Of new and fus
~ r,ls. f7lsztins q tszzanefes. Eouslin is
f.,ires ,sfzns aiSafeas- Fins Broad Clothes ana
rss-imeres. linen IzdlE 1ofefz and TaWelinr. fine
China Ornaments and coloene Boifes, Domestics.
T,ckinq, Linen CAAl5lia aad SIik Handkerchief.
Shawis, FlsnneIs. DfIIHHss, &c. &c, .&c Tia
sales vii echmeaee % aoadzg eight tie 81 inst.
ard b continued every night Come one cone
al = . y0a vii loss baFssins, As the gooH must
- sol. Oscar 7. Keller,
Feb l. Jl-f Anctioner.
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NnTIoE.

THE hna6FaiEned viii rive aiibeFal ri kfa 4 -
one Khowill give to A. y. Smitk Or partner, vi
lninbus. such Information as win lead to conyisi
any person OF persons ior tfespassing upon his 81.
fin Lowndes OF Noxubee counties) BIZ cutting n
wood and board timber, ard b carrying away i,
Most of these lands ere valuable FOR their litu Il
whilst some OF them would beo 10 salue vat
hy--therelnFe the evil complained ii can and vi.
allowed no longer
Persons Wishing fhGs ttiAberc6n ia accommm'
hy purchasing tliA land which can be had on rel
terms f2-1t--0w--ly JNOs pERkiNs Z
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DlSSsDl.UTlUN.

VyIiE copartnarship heretofore existing between
IL Gray " Jones has been Dissolved BY muiuaI
consent, those nddAted 10 the above firm will find
other accounts IN the hands 81 II. G, Eggeston Il
che SherfSs Office, who fully authorised TO collect
and receipt ior the same.
Gulamhus, Oct 30, 1850. l9-tI,
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~ ME undersigned offers for sale bis Phuiaf
-. lying seven miles s0nth east from Colum
on the pickens road The sractcantains s4oac
800 Of which Il In cultivation. The dwelling he.s
and other buildings are coinnioalouss and in goed
pair; the fences on the farm are good. The let
win BE-. d cash payment 81 $1,000 the balance a.
credit 10 suit Tie purchaser.
| will also veil Tor cash the Courthouse in 8
lumbns OH Monday the goth day Of January, 1881 /
large lot Of negroes al pubIlc aiictIon
NIaiROD DAVIS.
Feb \. 1881 rai-avn 80
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JOHN FRANCES-Con fectloner.

JOHN FRANCES-C0n feetl0nef.
fAgH0LENALE AND 1tETAILl
HAS removed his Confectionery Store to Taylor
u g. ldcCarlhy ) old stand on Main street, Y here
he WILDE ready TO serve his former customers and
"the rest Of mankind" 10, course, not forgetting
the LADIES--with every thing that Is COED and
choice in his line
lielkeeps constantly on hand a large and weli-se-
lected stock similar 10 that which he has been, for
The last two years. furnishing to the liberal public Of
Columbus and vicinity. lie gets such of his ar
ticles as are not manufactured by himself from the
brst hands IN Mobile, and he warrants them s.I to be
PRIME aud such will suit the taste OF every Gus
Toner He prepared TO furnish every thing in his
line At the very lowest prices and always served up
in the best Style
Among the articles which he keeps on hand man
uiaciuredby himself, or which he IS coastatkly re-
ceiving from Mobile, are the following
PLAIN and fine Candies,
Sugar Plums Sugar almonds Coriander. Pearl Can
dy Fishes, Birds and Riders, Cordial Drops, Port
Wine, Strawberry Bunches, Curr3ut jelly. Rails.
ins. Curants, Figs, Dates, Citrcns, pruaes, Urau-
ges, Lemons, apples, Preserves, Grapes, almonds,
Filberts, Walnuts, Cream do, Peosns, Sheled al
nonds, Cocoa Nuts, Sardines, Lemon Syrup
Champagne, and other kinds of Wine, ale and
best London Porter, ass'd Pickles, mixed do, white
pepper Sauce: together with all kindscf
FIRE FORKS.
He also keeps on hand good supply Of
FRESH OYSTERH.
which will be served up at short notice. in any style
q suit the taste Of those who are fond Of that teli-
eious shell fish.
Aud he will be prepared, in Que season, fofurnsh
his customers with the best prepared and richest
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NOTICE.


Encl qua.iict, 40 The Jan .IT rTn.
IesI 81 lts P7ot1ie Count Cor LcEr
IS oi he last will ard iesl-i-li q ITO.
- Iolerness, deceased. lane Of Lovr-es ooI.
usnectil " requlri al persons indlticl q -1.l -
e,s b oord idIRanl ani maze paYrHelia. and i.
having claims acsinst ssii Esiaie afe hereby no,i.
% bare them pTo1eu1nl auiheliica,ed. and ples''.
"a vithintbs time rogfrei by law, oineraise thel
Wl b harred.
ELIZABETH nOLUERNESs.
E1rufr.
Jan. Is. 1881. n29 6w.
Pr1ifrs Fee. %
KrAroN's LANDtxu. LovNDrs Co, IA.
Jsauy Isl, 1851.
FFNliE 6rm Of Yoarg &sasglsnd is By mu,ual
eonsen, this 1sy dissolved The business viii
be 30 slefrup,edy continued Us the psschasef Of the
property, Jno I. Young, the inst Of theod coacem'
mo. q. YOUNG,
r. LaRASLANn.
Jan. 9, Es5l mo- Sw.
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MUSIC
ALMANACS

IAN selling Music Il I've cents a page--comc
4 and buy. feb 1T o. 7, KELLER.
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EIIZARETH n0LpERNEss.
KrArnN,. LAnnlnn. Lornnrs u. Al

Jan. Is, 1881. n29 6w.
PriBffrs Fee. 7 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-08

HAvE YOU one Of my Mississippi Almanacs for
II 1871 Ii not. call at once and GET one, free
Of charge. febi-It OFT KELLER.
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-'T.eIIacl!Ilers.

Mr.. RoSEsf A MEANS, Principal,
Mss LOUISA CUkslSGHAM, English branches,
MISS 8. g. CHAriE,
Mr.. s. MARxsrIss Voedl and Iastrumentrl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-08

81 Persons calling fmanv ofthe above listers will
please say they fare advertsed.n
Al. n. Ion DAN IN N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-02-08
The State OF MISSISSIPPI,

Jan. ., rs5l. mo ss.
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The state OF Mississippi,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

january l, 1851. aa7-p.
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DOCTOA Be- e.
z0sCsssessSg'S !SarsapH,'sll&.
swO1DER AND BLBssls.. or THE AGE.

Lxs Mar Extraordinary JMsd,s.r4 a. tie Wor
~ ~, sa5seSa !, suT 2. u sv.sT sl1
l1 ~. ; .94.aS. . g ~ solD.ir
ne s.s s1ss. ~: . e Ra.:.a.
ii osSss ndiSisss {. Sss Will s;Sdios q. disssss.
'n'sPs!ifsSsI is SDqE M =: TK Pm
.ys knewe i not only poli6s. me whols systsm and
s:f s:s z SO: a.:s;: AZ ].
y: = h n:. s.ss The lives q more than 500 Chd
10000 G1sEs Of GENERAL DEBILITY AND
Z, WANT ny OF NERVOUS ENERdY.
os "So s.v. 81 ss ~ wa0s sUa,
z & ss: q 6: s:ss: e. sss.
ssssoDS sSs e e S.ss.sss. a.s:s
e. s:|: e s:s5 2 az PLEASANT snsa TS' as
Asrn.y: "a s6s syssa: az. :syiy to i
JoMsUMPTlQN. cuRED,
1yssss;; css:s.s::ss. x.s~ "a essss
HI; s. ~: i;.;cf s.. sss 5 sssss :;
s t :s:.s =. !" ~ Sd = A''' ''''
sri11iNgn sn -YH Ssl. Apa ., iA,.
s ~; 81 = s y:
"a not sxpect live. have ony asd Sauap0rlla
o M ~ now abs 70 walk I'll ovss ~ dity. Taiss no
blood, and my cough has leh me-. You can we iaq us
that um thankful "a thqp Fnus Your ODD servnnf
- RI 80 w. RUSSELL, 6 CathsSine s1reet
RHEuN1r1sm
my h sa' d. e. asF e. asSS 4. .,
Ths .se and csonie os ~ wseEly sradicatsd S
g extraordinary virtues $500 u, - = -
Jsm Cum1nss Esq. ons Of the assstantu in thu LINN.
tic A1lum Backwes 1aand, y the reptleman sDoksn 81
. 50 - BLAcxwxLI's ISLAND Sent a. Lon.
D.. 1eo.ss.d-pssI BIZ: have suffered terribly ios
pains and my liIh were terribly swollen. have nssd four
than o1e thousand dol1 wolhg. good am % much bsf
@ IS b.n s$ . q 81 % YSa =: = ss . MS
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JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT Of sARsAPARILLA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
hsppiss . =: bar: q shSssasds esd daily irving
- Vaakh q The nila 81 Csifonia ssd - W~sd - ~ 81
5esd. ~ sp s fell eear Sotsle. and ccstsins q
anX similar psupaFation nads IN AnsIiea.
Pue1-el ~ bela2e. o. IL be<tl0 a Is.
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DIAL LEY'E
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Tho OFf9inaI and Only G0nufl
MO COMPOUND

r Tho Original and Only 60nuino. e.--I
Has ever bssn discovered tina. po.ss. any Of the qusli..
= ~ i.oSs sd A@S ds. rs is r. Of .sw and
nav |. rsms,tsbIs fact IA, mspv q r. ~
cs - Known only ion scoSsn, 3 ssosnsn , a. N ~
b. 6esa IL. seieaos Of Mr. HENRY DALEY. he m
tis Sound sue q risvs aimo.t ever .I.nt q hb ~
f,sms or maui. .nhsct T.. - 49, r. ~ -
% =, ,;.; ~ H. q. " ''is u Inc ~
= a. ii -.
S.zta--M bkOk EN- Limbs. whsn set. Be well wrapped
up in the Salvs, no Inflammation. Swelling Pain 90
and the bones unite. and become strong with astonishing
rapidly. . 80 ,All III
Ssvas&h-Whsn the Boweb are painful o, inasmsd To.
Extractor. If well rubbed upon them, viii afford relief and
cause movement. even whom castor oil jalap and all other
medicines have failed. - -8' = '.ss ~ ~
EisAth-Ih b pfsotly afs In al cass- never can
% ss% ~ ss. t,s no oss .hs.
tsksn internally. -. - =. - -
We have nosspaos in TIN publication to spusr.ts al, the
:, -, , -. :. .'i "a
DAa4A41A = FA A. h q
but - hall suhion fv tt.oui.,. of II. vain. .,.d
ss Z. sAo.''.d' in our De. oa al ps.a f y
Piles.
sis! =: &: ss..a 3 Z: fzls RSfSA6T6k
sogs.s.. =, ~
le1n Wli:H: s:id.ns Of Hssmi|ton county and CITY
fo about seven years. during wheh hnel have srf
e: =: 81: !:
fbx FSstzs d al esh N'ir E 2;5s
d: f.PI essP:ia; ga =, Y y e S.s;, =
sGO1 :sm 20 .o sS. +. Tss.s q r.
dent any more suthsndo JOHN Wiff.LiHMs. :
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= e. !, -


- = -s.-- = - = -
.x.r, :. ], Dr. Oh DAs IS -, :, :, ~ ..a
sTHUF OF WILD ChEAftY AND - ~
III OFFERING y sAs gsSIs ,1,s IA ,s,sss. g
coSs is. S6IDs a.. y sSpsa, sw satos: Il:
Sss sG1ss a. aoe sssSs 81
yhch mSss1s 90 obtain may 3 psopsi . ssy
q ss's' &: sy: s years
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t fi.o~ q os l.ssnos q M II HstSms
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@ g IL Z. r.. Ss:
Ss;sss;r. III IN ~ ~ IN. - h;I
Z: by. ess ~ e. %o'! .DoaS ipssass m lolioy
PPI6sytSs, SEo: 80. -. 49,. Z, - ~.
!s.s H s,I:
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y S'si W s;s ;':''
g: &C.: Il s::: :....'
s:ii iSs 81 q. s.s
~ :: :rs: e - sesss y:
syD I'D IN "a ia ~ aonS:ss.4
.s;' @ ' sG.ei 4. nam: So1,
z: psH sborns man. and 'oannot Be dsnis
,,ea r % # A ass and
WSd CSs1y and Il. y =. D.. o'np0'n0 e''ap o.
wint@ ~ VIZ EFT - o,1dI s,. III
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HVfs-trsh and Just received, ior aaIe 81
- .ek. 4Aa0kY. -. Csnc snd CarsviS =.
iNSEED oIL-Q bbls. Englsh, for sale 6v
kd HARf 4 CO. - fsAsepiseslas Z.
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CAUTION.

49,. CAUTlON. lstt = i''e
Oving to the tsAts1oce and immense sas Of D Town
ssnd's 6srapaIihA. 7nmbW Of nm who wae 6Emsrly-
EI@.n Bitts. Ett.c q Yslsy Dpck. q. They
have sOlen and copied sdyutsments thar aIs on,r
worthless limitations, and should b avoided.
YSrk Rsding Co.. Ststs street, Boston; pyott Sen,
"a Ssscsf sfges kssassphH & RI Hsnc: p .s
.s5sss Asrny McGnw n.sohiE and b al .hs
United States, Wetl ..es and the Canadas.
,.A4 ~. WRIGHT, LII CAArtres street., IA
% = SQII AQBQT. NaW Ofia1na.
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!: I 4: ! q: &C.,: r.
re. a' ui s,",. s, ',, b. Tsu,. A .. ~
g IN; d, sssss ss - g: cd e. Sii. -
as u sss 3 y : : p p:;ss::
q 1as5nnsssd - = IF 80. i-e s.I...l ..l@
.1,Al1nE1 MA0l64 AaM5HxInAGy4ns. B
"a es g s sg rs ss IA
81 y 81 9s9e1nay gsecn eal k ~ f. 4.
~ - :isss Y rs tsis n,sa ' ~
Vs. 3 6. szs III Z y l:g =
q l.sEln AsssS: = "a. AZ. W. sasrlvisas
'''' = - =, - M Yss}h, llHHIsor usisior.
I Z IL Taa Is :
nHCO U VT ksRFErI 8 il-Go
CsuntsFieits AhennAll, ,st a,-.,'1sl.
~ eshss lLl.ly naassd PAIN ExTRATOns as.Oesa
'tdsI1o a nAILEY'a The wasthlsW ~ who ~ then
hsb4 ~ aaanne n9n6, thsJ my Induce ~ pueno
% thslr nsans pss ~ vhtass ofthe ssnsins
aseidE By of heq41ht our sutaagsad AGputs s, si.,
R1-AH1sd II 4 yscalsav ~arks ryow ths gen.
s.;ss; ard obssyysssssf ~ HsMs, -; DAA.
LEY" " WITHIN WITH 4 Pen. in aiesrent
eo1ovsd Isk, ~ tks ewvsleys ofssek Sar sad thst
no ethsv % Hpo~ i. nj 5 xa,.., ~ = ssA1.,
- onsrl Dspa fs u Uniasd e.aias. vhss u osdsrs
eddrsaHi YIN b promptly ezseutsd., ~. 81.
$50 y =, A1S BrssdeAy,7fss Yssk.ls
SOUTHERN DEPOT hf se7' sia'
.,p1S ~, Chsstrssstvse t. Nsc 0yissss.i =
Whee Ill Dsaln In IL 6ta1s Of. LOUISIANA Ala.
SEE. nd u Cx 4 81. LOUIS. in The ssats Of MIS-
SOURI,. will b Promptly Mpplisd. ~ IN,
1 ia JOHN WEIGHT = co.. < Fsels
go sn 0s~s.at 1ss.As fs- SOD 7svvitev.
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ORs CON1TtRATI0N OF TH1 DOWHb1
- THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Il the surs latest and mos ctain remedy for this disease
Il WIN podvsy give relief in The wo epsss and eys ATE
~ IL Old rsmsdiss have failed. Paens have soueuh
called st oce with asonhmtt upon thsr fao sstu,
that thsy had used the ontmt for ch sssses upon pa
Of their bodies near The bows and that copoua ovems
hadrssulpd fiomh ThhFsuut ifsvnys nllv ,horons
rubbing Of the Extractor upon he bowels when they ars Coz
hva Ls the expsmsat b isd. II il perfectly safe an,
In no Instant loan the Pain Extractor do harm
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TNOrFERING to the public this II u and yxluabls q
q fes ClNSU.MPTION. BROJst ltf1,lS, AS7 81 I.
COUGHS, COLDS, ete., We appenG few notices. II
character and efficacy 1.-THE medcss Numerous 70. I'm.
NAB may be sse mphlt fcy ds utoe atthe agency
that pf D. b eminent practising phys sn oftwslve year,
standinE, agEadnate Of the Unvesty OF Pennsylvania
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SORE NIPPLES.

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JNHE TESTIMONY OF ONE OF OUR LAWYERS
4 Mr.. JAS L. HAMILTON-DEAR SIR Although the
number and responsibility of the testimonials of which
you already in possession to the efficacy of your
Medicine, ''THE GREAT VA. REMEDY, in the diseases
which it is designed to cure, sufficient in my opinion
to establish its reputation, and for it such patronage
will adequately reward you for the discovery of ines
Unable Medicine-yet the great benefit which have
derived from its USE and the salutry effects which have
witnessed from its employment in the cases of several
friends to whom had recommended 1t, consran me to
contribute for such think proper to make
Of it, this formal acknowledgement Of its sanitary virtues
My Dyspepsia of long duration, and very
aggravated in its character manifested by almost total
destruction of the digestive functions great debility ner
and burning sensation in the left side the chest palpi
taon Of the heart vertigo and congestion in the head
and many other symptoms indicative of the type
the disease by the of three four bottles of your pre-
paration, been entirely relieved The of my friends
mic Headache, and Sore Throat in all of which proved
eicacious after the trial of vast number of other
dies without benefit Your medicine is pleasant the
taste cordial and in my experience correct all de-
of the stomach restores the wasted enfeebe
energies of the digestive organs and mparts strength and
termination to the whole system. #tI-,.
Very respectfully, yours &C.,
j. HOWARD GRIFFITH,
Marshall Buildings,
Baltimore, Aug. oath, 1850.
For SALE in large small quantities. by the Proprietor,
or by those buying it to sell again.
Office of the Proprietor, 200 N. GAY ST.
mar "a e3 Baltimore, Md.
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more-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; our tunes py
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adjacent places in Virginia, Is closed every night
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