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engaged in the expedition should be shot upor
sentence Of conrt-martial as they
should be taken. No sooner this decree
known, and supposed TO be about to be carried
into effect, than the British, French, and Span
ish ministers in Mexico all bcstirred themselves
TO protest against and prevent its execution upon
the subjects of their respective governments
The British minister got his EnglIshman
set free. The Spanish and French ministers
having a larger number to take care of, demand
ed that they should not be shot after asssummary
trial, ;" nor punished at all until they had receiv-
ed the fair, legal, and regular trial guaranteed
to all Spa nish and French offenders in Mexico
by cristing Merriam trcat,cs. Both these func-
tionaries put the demand Of their respective
governments for fair and full trial in the case
upon the broadcast and highest ground of the
faith Of treaties and the obligations of interna-
,ional and constitutional law. The Spanish
minister, writing to the Mexican Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, under date of 2Slh June, 1874
said
1.-THE undersigned, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipoientiary Of her Catholic Males
ty, has received the note Of his Excellency
Don J. M. dc Bocnncgra, Minister of Foreign
Relations, Of the Goth in slant, in reply to his of
the god, relative to the Spaniards made prison
crs with Don Francisco Sentmanat.
"Nh cn the undersigned lnierpoSed MS mrd-
alton in favor Of those unfortunatcs, he did so
in fuGlnent Of his duty; and imp"lled by the
same, he sees himself now under the necessity
OF saying that the decree OF the 18th June, 1913,
on which the reply Of his excellcncy rests, and
which the undersigned docs not remember to
have been officially communicated to the lega-
ton un der his charge, dors not authorize, and
cannot authorize, the act Of cruelty which is
claimed to be exercised against those individu
als-frst because. in the conception of the un-
dcrsigned, it is not applicable to the case in
question, SINCE he understands tint rs not the
same Thing to refuse quastor or Ae battlefield
and to condemn to death IN e0ldblood after ric-
tory; and, secondly, it the decree bears the
cors ruc.ion attributed to it, It could not be rec
ognised by any foreign po,eer, Because 1t IS an
CD ntradiction to the natural ln1 and the lao of
nations as ,celt as to the fundamental laws of
the country, which the Executive cannot alter,
md the benefit Of rhich extends to the subjects
of her Catholic Majesty by the 9Th article Of
the treaty IF 1886.
The undersigned, therefore. insists in demanding
IT the supreme government that the .Spaniards re.
fered to shall not be punished ,cithout trial; and
he hopes that the most excellent constitutional
President, reconsd.ring the suject, will be
pleased so TO determine, and not permit the con.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-31
THE STATE OF DIISsIssTPPI
,OWNDEo TtOrr,r1rr
To all persons interested an he Real Estate

To all persons interested an the Real Estate
ofAeraadey v Winter, deceased
UoU are hereby notified to appear before the
i Probate Court Of said county at the term
TO be holden at the Court House Of said county
on the ist Monday. Of September, A.. d. 1851,
then and there 70 show cause ifany you have
why an order should not be granted to sell the
followiEg lands lying and being in said county
to-wit: Beginning in township s. range l5 west
AZ the hall rlile stake between sections %, Is y
GO hickory as pointer and running South 8,
As, east % q stake "a, 81 two oaks as pointers,
thence south 81, west to q stake thence north
49f west % stake a gum as pointer, thence
north 80 Wdsf 10 a stake two gums as pointers
thence north N west 70 section lines thence
HoTth S2l east 81, 80 to stake IN the field red
oak As pointer, thence south s. 4s east to stake.
theiiee ueEih s2.east % close at first stake con.
aling ~ 9lrl 100 acres; also north east quar-
sstW seQltsEest quarter and that part. Of south
ss qu4IlsE ef north west quarter vhich IS south
- .n ~. 1000 Leading ffom Columbus to Tusca-
nS.I.. ~ sSetion Hifeen township 81 ahfeer range
SeH.oe i Neslg cOnsaigG IS OF SO a6res---accofd.
tysfoy ~ Nv e.l.lon Of samuel s, Crafe Adminis.
W. ss.ate q said A. v. Winter deee sed
80, WITNESS, The Honorable 81 a.
WEI. ~, GOODWIN. Jndaa
ePate Court of said cn1,ntsy IL Z
slqlE o. July A. ID 1851
sya .'ltEL WILLIAMS
'4'g' i!th 1851 i6-sw,
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tl9oltlfs aNa DealeFs q Foreign and I1oIlest
laIa .are. Shin Chnnalera. Galllera Rar


liapo.Ilfs ana Dealers n Foreign and Domestic
HQFd9arg SHIP Chapdler,. Cutlery, Bar
Iron, &e., Sc. 60.
A GAIN have the pleasure Of returning thanks
j. TO their friends, for the liberal support which
they have 50 kindly bestowed. They, at the sarae.
tensiye sioek.-additions 10 which are being daiy
made---has been most1udioiously feleoted, as d.
CARDS both price and quality, and will De sold on
very reasonable terms. i consists oE--in part.
as follows:
Swedes Bar IRON, 100 tons ailsizes.
American do so do do
Horseshoe Iron and Nail Rod of refined quality.
Horse Shoes, Burdens Patent 1000 SETS
Rod and Sheet Iron all sizes and numbers.
Steel, German, Blister and Cast.
Horseshoe Nails, Erilfins, SO hays.
Hoop and Band Iron, 200 bundles.
Hollow Ware Castings, SO tons.
Cut Nails and Spikes, 200 kegs.
Axes, 100 dozen, genuine, Collins. Hunts, &c.
| Wrought Spikes, 200 kegs from 8 to 10 in.
! Hoes, 500 doz. Polished, Cast-steel Iron. &c. S
Grindstones, 10 in, blue Nova Scotia grit.
Spades and Shovels, 100 dozen Ames aud Others
| all kinds.
Chains so Casks Trace, Ok, Log, Coil, Well, &c
Ploughs in every variety by the best makers.
Fan Mills, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters &c.
Mill, Cross-cut, Hand and Panel Saws, &c.
Ship and House Carpenters tools complete as
sortment.
Shoe-makers and Coopers do
Sportsmen will also find good assortment o
double and single barrel Shot-guns and Rifles
Percussion Caps, Shot Bags, Pouches &c.
Scythes Reaping Hooks Grain Cradles.
Coffee mills Wool and Cotton cards; AndirenA
Shovels and longs; Locks, Hinges, Window fast
eners; Zinc, Sheet and Pig Lead.
A good ASSORTMENT always on hand of Shel
land Fancy Hardware.
Pocket Cutlery.
1000 doz. Pocket knives, /, 2, 3. 4. 5 & blades.
200 gro Ivory and Balance handled Knives an
Forks.
500 do Buck-horn Bone do do
Stecls, Patent and common.
Spoons Plated & German silver, Iron timed &t
Paints, Oils & Window Glass.
A good supply at all times.
Ship ChandlePy.
Comprising all sorts materials required for tn
use Of steamers.
From the extent and variety of their stock the
feel confident IN being enabled to give compet
satisfaction to their customers. feb13:143
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DIR. TOWNSEND,s
Compound Extract of SarsapariIla-

COAA1 pOu4AA GAt4oCb VI Sa4od HoAAAl-
The Nest Extraordinary Medicine in he World.
This Extract IS pNt mp in Quarf Bottles; 1t l. 81
times cheaper, Pleasantey, and lraTTantrd sups-
Ti0r 10 any sold. cures diseases teitk.
osst ronriting, psrgiag, siekeRing CT
debiLitating the PatieEt.
The great beauty and superiority of this arsa.
parlla over all other medicines IS while i efRlit.
Gates disease, it invigoraies the body Il Is one
OF the very best Spring and Summer medicines
ever known; itnot only Puriiies the whole system
land strengthens the person. but II creates new
pu1e and rich blood: power possessed by no
other medicine. Andin this lies the great scerel
of its wonderful success. II has performed with
in the last two years, more than 10000 cures O!
severe eases OF Diseases at least 1000 weFs coe-
sldered ncuTabe. L has saved the lives OF rgOTs
than 5000 CHILDREN THE TWO PAST SEA-
SONS alone.
More Than 1900 case, of ChrOnic Rbeu,la.
tIsm;
1000 cases of Dyspepsia.
1000 cases Of General Debility and want &c en-
ergy.
1000 cases Of the different Female Complaints;
1900 cases of SeTofula;
500 cases Of the Liver Complaint;
$500 cases Of Disease Of the KiasRY eza
1000 cases OF the Gravel;
1000 cases of Sick Headache;
1900 cases of the Dropsy;
5000 cases Of Consumption;
And thousands Of caseso the blood, viz: CIeefs.
Erysipelns, saIt Rhenm, Pimples on the Face,
ocald Head Ietter, Neuralgia. &c, &c, together
with numerous cases OF Sick Headache, pam ia
the Side and Chest, Spinal Affections, &c.
Hundreds OF cases OF Fits and Nervous D;a.
eases, Originating in Debility, have been eafi7eGT.
cured, and thousands Of cases Of DysPeps;s, Diat.
rbna and Summer Complaint
ScrOfUIa Coca.
Tins eeTtifieate conelrelvely proves that ,ll.
parma mas PEREZ control over tho most %.
cured IN one no Use is unprecedented,
Three Children.
~. Jtrase1d-Deas Sir: I hare. ti.s-piesssss
- iiorH GU that three OF my children have btea
yared OF the Seroiuia by the Hse or yoaF exrei.
lent medicine. They We're AFFECTED very sevcsuss
With bad Sores; have taken only four bassies; i,
took them away, for p.hieh feel rsyscif uetset
ISAAts W. GRAIN, lee Vi eps.er,ss
SoLD By
LANES JOKES s. GO,
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MUTUAL LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY,
Guaranty Fund 100000.


THIS COMPANY offers 10 the insured all the
Il security and advantages of the Mutual and
Joint Stock Plans las heretofore applied com
bined, namely lolg rates Of FreniiaRl; an annual
return in cash, Of The per eentage required for The
contingent risk Of The year; adequate. bat not
cessiUe provisio for The future securty Of members
for the tcole term Of tc Nth equitable Interest
in the accommodating find secured to such members.
PAYABLE at death, 6yeredits upon their polices a
guaranty fund Designed for The permanent security
Of short termed members, and also for the present
crrity of those for the trhole ters& Of life.
This is the only Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany whose rates of premium ara fixed at fair
reduced standard, with provision for an annual
| ly increasing accumulation of funds dor future
security in exact proportion 10 the amount o.
business and the increasing risk from advancing
age among the members.
Pamphlets, Tracts, &c, giving in detail the
| plan and rates of the Company. furnished gratis
and Applications for Insurance received by
NATH. Z. GOODWIN,
AGENT
S. B. MALONE, Medical Ezaminsr.
COLUMBUS, MISS.
July nth. 1851. 1e--sf
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4 UAINSI THE GUAERNdkAI, or busiHspp
:. = an the Departments Ut Washington Cist
by late act 0f Congress. BOUNTY LANDS
are granted TO the surviving officers and selaifts
o. the War OF 1872, q Gle Black Hawk, Seiai--
mole, and other iaelan vars since 1880 g il.s.
commissioned Officers Is Is sere.sl r 40 49,,
can War, and the Nidosa - sfs,s- $780,.
Of such Officers and solslies 6essss
VIC aie entilie, IS tie benefs &c exc
sefiption against the eor.1s 5.,1s - go tsvs
naS.ssss o. any Kind tie nllsstiau Oh
.:ll - Pig . aeeia e fashinzioa CITY,
scriber who Is l,F ,l,ss s,,se,
Attorneys re iffso 81 tiss fan;fsf 49,.
tencysand ddeIisy ae .ialI, Yei5,li -,
Aog 4 fS5c-6 n. CHA is II Is
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
l5s.. ss;lsl: ;,5... e, e pKx eo6Bs

fFsAl1E undersigned re- Fnf7V = -
specially invifs Tie ~ y 20 Q -
citizens OF EoiuintlIs and the o.,-
tIy g taeis large ad handsome stock of Goods.
Just Feceiqea and how OPENING. eons;stios, = =
Fancy ana Supple Dry Goods o7.eyer, sfvle5,f,gl
variety IaFs Cans Bosts o,i S5oes
competing 81 fhe new styles. for LADIES' Cen
tlemen aRd ehildeR; Hordlcare, Naiis, Iron
cqssnss tseane Hoes, Trace Cla5ns g. Sad,
dies. brtatcs lagHiagafes de- Cforkerg Class
Wood ard W5tloie Var, end al cther articles
a Net line
aaaiiIpn 70 which We lave Jnst received
LARGE AND AEsSiis : Bic STYLES OF
ING CONS
consisting Of GrsR ltIfs sssses colun.5tans ORR
entaEs. BalzarS4sS.s Ifelni Jaeasets BqrToee a
bolH Checks Pads SIX Tissues Orra,raiss =
ash and French Eints Printed 49,, Z e s.s
fusnf 8auddiFc, Enlbroiaed H,ssl;as =
ALS0-Fe exp5et soon 10 ree,sf,,s = : go
pair of RUssETS nd wa i,,,gifs - - = y
call and examine .'ssiS's =
All Of which wewill sci : - 800
eithef for cash g on ,s,,,i - - ~ ~
bought of any COO ,.S,,ss s, &, :,
C0ZART Phi RS Z. ,FI 4 Il Tr5s Siis
Feb'y. o. 10 4s-fV. y
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d ESPECTFULLYio offers his profession. ;, 80
Ii vices 1.-THE citlzens of Couinr Il a,,,i =,
vicinity, and hopes bycose attenti an 10 b,s;,,ss
TO neFit share of tllkir patro He ~, ~
! sl. al az tunes, Lot any where else. at
the City Hail. inlrSe&ate 9 -.
occupied by u. Howard
August & 1850 1f.e
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III O Is iii E


~. s5 DauDhip Sired alobile, Ala.
sT7EEPs constantly on hand ) Great variety Of
"a tie following artielcss besides many otlers
which Il would be too tedious e mentions:
Tortoise Shelland Horn Combs, Of AL desorip.l
tionsj
Brushes Of every variety;
Buttons Of the latest.style and fashion, fegus
larly received;
Millinery Articles ofsuperiOf style add FASH
ion.
CUTLERY, Sc.
Grcaves and Sons Razors, Wade and Butchers
Razors, Rodgers Fine Scissors and Knives, /, 2,
8 and blades, Anderson's SCISSORS, Pocket, Toy
Knives aud Forks, Saunders Chapma's Ponce
roy's Emerson's HIPS and Mcchis Razor Strops,
Tea Bells. Britannia, Iron, Tea and Table
Spoons, Britannia Lamps, Corkscrews and
SILVER & PLATED WARE.
Silver ever pointed pencils, Thimble. coarse
holes, Steel Tops, Open Tops, German Silver
lThmbles, Spectacles. Plated Tea. and Table
Spoons, Blue Steel Spectacles, Goggles. Stock
Buckles PANTHEON Buckles Silver Tooth and
Ear Picks, Silver and Steel Tweezers. Silver Pla.
ted Hooks and Eyes, in round square and gross
boxes
| Stationery Articles, viz: Steel Pens, Pencils
Blue and Black Writing Ink, Irvine &c. &c.
Sporting Articles-Fne Doable barrel Guns
Rife and Gun Flints, ect., ect
Games-Back gummon Boards, Chess Boards
Chess Men, Dominoes, &C., &c.
| Musical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fuets, vi
lions, SO,
i Jewelry-Gold and Plated Breast Pins, Finge
Rings, Hair Pins, Beads and Necklaces.
Perfumery, Pocket Books and Wallets, Fislnu!
4 Tackle, Fancy Goods, Looking Giassess Miscel
laneous Wares, Willow Toys 20, &c, with "a
the articles usually kept in Wholesale and Re
tail Fancy and Variety Store,
Merchants and others from Eastern Mississippi
purchasing goods in this line, arerespectfnlly in
vited, to oall, assuring them that they will at a
times, be prepared to sell as low as any ostat
Ishment of the kind in Mobile.
January, 1850. ely.
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EN- H. s. rs..;. =.


MUsTANG LINfs1ENr. tt Il lima ,nre ri. IL "a
have our say about Thu Linimeat. TIC COM
Inunicatlons In Our lssf two issues furnish pet
" strong evidence Of its Valuable healing ana
cuFastye properties. We lave in3 been shown
q letter from gentleman IN limo d'ch saws:
MY little son Three years old Ind tie mslor-
tune 70 break bis leg few week. slnce ina-
mediately applied some Of the Mustang I.ini-
Hleet TO it and have 10 bathe Il three fimes s
DAY Vititne Llnlnen and mn 81 Fpy to say le
is now able 10 walk
We have seen so much putting and bfo1-iuo
respecting Medicines ana Elnifa ats thar fheS
nave become disgusting and we ale apt Is thinA
tlsslll est a.a1Qlpig Butall this lninIent xvInts
is q alI trial and i viii puff and How Itself Be-.
Gauss y Is realty q valuable article, This va
Know from experiences Our aelvte 70 ~ is, tr5
I III ailti x o. ~ n1t be lllsapp ointed
JAMES rs co. Sole nts,
the Sgn ertar
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u We are authorised 10 announce JOHN
II. KRECKER. as a candidate for the Of
flee Of Constable, for District No. 2, at the en-
suing November election.
&c We are authorised to announce Capt. A.
l.. CROUCH, as candidate for the Office OF
Constable, for Beat No 2, at the ensuing No
vember election.
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Moraos County. Miss. March %. $50

Dr.. GloyER,
Dear SRI have been uBing
your "Bayberry Syrup in my family, and lean
safely say from the experience that have With
il, that / believe it to be not only safe. Tut a
more efectual medicine than any which lave
ever used FOR he,diseases ofsthe bowels.
Yours &c.
r. RASBERRK.
There can be no longer, any doubt properly
entertained about the possibility of there being
found Eemedy for Chills without Quinihe
1Iy Anti-P eriodic Pills have forever settled
that question. This has. been an object anxious,
ly sought Tor, by the profession fof many years
and should be hailed as grand disiderafi.n il
the progress of MEDICAL science. Few if any
persons who are enlightened on the rect, vii
deny that Qhirine periies lie hgain, and tieFe
hr blunts tie ffculties destroys Ffe memorl
dfnis IS sieitl ieils It's haafis ana debf
fafas The nerYos en-. That gene dehili8
81 He enfif en- superYenes, abi
nerson fld eatlily, ID any disease Pee Isl
ko his fmpe ainenf ith this array g us
10 sfsis ii he Of Quinine
Families adn i1g the nse pf my me- nel
q fifld flIeif expenses ot eeiclTe curt ~ q
least on fal dediictious viii be npde
DR., d. Propries
osh trse Colasabes iss
~ 4nksfn Pounds nfseafsssYs,st ys.soSss. ~ y,
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OTTLEY & STARK,

South Side Of Nam Street,
Old Stand of Weavsr, Lullin d Go.
THE undersigned have formed copartner-
i ship under the above style. for the purpose
Of conducting a Mercantile Business, in the Dry
Goods line, at the above well known old s1and-
where they have ON hand a lreH selected assert
mcnto of
ST.APLE & F.qNCY DRY GOODS,
suitable for the Season and this market; togcth-
er with Ready made Clothing, Hardware Qptense-
rare, Saddlery &c.
We invite our friends and the public to give
us call and examine our stock, as we have no
doubt of being able to suit them in Goods and
prices JOHN K. OTTLEY,
PETER STARK.
Columbus June 10Th 1850. S-Iy
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The Executive committee, to whom was as-
signed the duty ot4epor,ing plan Of OsgaaiEa-
ton, for the Union Association beg sease1e &C.
port the following; @
LIST.
Tba,this Association be known as tho CEN
TRIAL UNION ASSOCIATION oFLoWNDES
COUNTY and that its officers consist ofa Pres
iasnt. Ave vice PresideniS,two Acting Secretaries
and two Corresponding Secretaries Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer, and a. Executive Commit
tee. and that il shall meet once week or oineF
If caled by the President,
End RsSolvta-
Tim, we Recommend 10 the citizens OF eaeh
c;yilsbeat in the county the formation Of similar
AasOoiRiions
3rd RsaolusS--
Thatthe Resolutions adopted oy Union O .i,
ven,iop. 4 JacksOn November 18th, $780, ana
.,,Ls.,ns,,,y ratified. by the State Union Con-
,.nson Of hast May, constitute the principles up
- ,,hioh the Association viii act
The following are the officers elect, of'he As
sOciatiOn.
Ftce ITeSlueNtS
s. S. FRANKLIN, Z. +. LEEcH,
r. P. ODENEAL, H. JOHNSTON,
THOMAS G. BLEwETT.
Secretaries
GEo. LIPscOMB, w. E. BALDWIN
Corresponding Secretaries
J. A. Sykes, Il. b. FORTE,
TFeasaTer and assistant Treasurer,
E. Dows1NG, i. II. WI1LEFoRI
ErecOttirc Committee,
John MoORE, JNo. 7. CoNNELL,
J. s. LAUDERDALE, GEORGE B. WATT.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, I w. w. VAUGHAN,
o. III. MILLICAN, JAMES s. LULL,
OLIVER JONES, NJ. w. HOWELL,
RoBT. BLAKELY, JOHN *. OTTLEY,
r. EVANS, E. b. WARD,
Il. II. GREGORY.
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PIANO FtRqEs P0R E1TF


1 " I, received aireos tl5ss NeV Folt ) .F.sg-
- :. ..s = nose, % sasess which wi teteld
Room, kept By go ~. ~.
s !, flnlenl IS Eabine Furniture ccrs
!si.fsaatss eldro5es f1tlads 81 SD kr
Was faces EaaFz geeking- ts,.,
tTGss
"a ~ ~ undersigned would n.sr esl !.
sps molly iniofm the c.tizens 81 Coin
fhe YeinieT taat iie VII discharn
Npeell akiug with neatResz -. .4SI-r
called apon
JERotfE no & - sf0rk
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Town COnttaNIo,

OZ- We are authorized to announce GEO.
II. MCDANIEL, as a candidate for re-elec-
ton 10 tie Office of Town Constable, at the en-
suiug November election.
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Jan. 30llr 1851. div.
al BLAD0N SPRINGS.

BLADoN SPRINGS.
kHNHlS popular watering place, will be opened
4 Tor tho reception of visitors on the first day
OF June. The proprietors have added largely
| to their Improvements during the past winter,
and will be able during the present season 10 &C
commodate, from four 10 FIVE hundred persons
In addition 10 the medicinal and curative prop
critics ofthe water in diseases peculiar 10 south
ern climate, these Springs possess many advan-
tages over most of the watering places in the
south and west. Being situated but four miles
from the Bigbee river in Choctaw County Ala.
in as healthy region as can be found in the
southern country, and are accessible at all sea-
sons OF the year by Steam Boats. 1t would he
useless to attempt full description of the bene-
fits 10 be derived from the use of these waters
suffice 1t, that we feel fully warranted in saying
that their sanative properties, in the cure of dis
cases OF the Liver, Stomach Bowels Kedneys
and Skin, Ulcers of long standing, General De-
billty superinduced by long residence in u SOU
thern climate, Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
&c are unequaled by any waters in the United
States as hundreds could testify who have tried
their efficacy. Many arrangements have been
made, and are in progress for the amusement and
pleasure of visitors.
There viii be regular line of Semi-wcekly
Packets from Mobile to the Springs Good
Hacks with careful drivers viii be in constant at
tendance TO carry persons to and from the river
FL e 7 A B L +
will be constantly supplied with the Very BEs1
the country affords, and no pains on the part 0.
the Proprieors, viii be spared, to render visitors
comfortable
For Chemical properties ofthe water, the pub.
lie are referred 10 the Analyses of one Of The
principal Springs, by Prof Brumby of the Uni
lyersity of.Alabama.
Rates of Board.
Perday, 50 90 Perwcek, SO 90
month, 50 90 Single meal, as
u Children and Servants half price.
Board of horse per day, 6 90
:. week, - 5 90
month IS 90
Large families subject to a liberal deduction
1 from the above Eates.
CoNNOR & HENRY,
/ Proprietors
BEadon Springs, Ala May ist, 1851. Silt.
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Certificates

ABERDEEN, Miss. March 81, 1851.
l hereby certify, that have been using DIR. l..
c. GIoyer's Anti Periodic Pills. in my family
for two years past. and have no hesitency in say
ing, they are preferable to any remedy have ev-
er used TO stop Chills and Fever In fact, have
not failed in single instance in stopping the
Chill the first trial and they produce no bad
effect, but leave the system III pleasant condi-
ton.
good success / knew them given in Que old
They fully succeeded in making lasting cure.
take pleasure IN recommending them TO the
public generally. JAS. d. McALISTER.
NoxUBEE County, Miss Feb. %, 1851.
DR.. L. c. GLOVER; Sir;
You desire to know
of me what success have met with as Agen,
generally healthy the past year. but notwithstan-
ding this / have disposed of a good deal oftllem
and in every instance that have heard of when
properly used, they have given the greatest sat
isfaction. At the time received your medicines
1 had a case of Chronic Chills in my family Of
twelve months standing, 10 which | had giver
ia great deal of Quinine, and occasionally 1
dose Of Blue Mass all only served TO debiitatt
and make the case worse The first time tried
your sEnti-Periodic Pills. they broke the Par.
oxysm-I then followed the directions fol
"Chronic Chills' and effected a permanent cuyt.
have had your Bay berry Syrup used in sev.
eraI cases of Bowel Complaints and always Will
the very best success, both in cases Of childFeI
and admits. / believe it to be not only anse lee.
itual preparation, but one that is perfectly hatm.
/ less, Respectfully,
ELISHA w. DOTS0E.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-31

B[ We arc authorised to announce !. EFl
DONNiiLL, ms candidate for reelection to
the oifice Of Mayor, at the ensuing November
elections
07~ We are authorised to announce NJ. w.
HOWELL, rs a candidate for the office oil
Mayor, at the ensuing November election.