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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned will give liberal reward to any
one who will give to A. y. Smith or partner, at &C.
unbus such information as will lead to conviction
any person or persons for trespassng upon his lands
fin I.owndes or Noxubee countes) By cutting basket
wood and board timber, and by carrying away light
wood.
Most Of these lands are valuable for their timber
whist some Of them won.d be Of no value without
ittherefore the evil complained Of can and will b.
allowed no longer.
Persons wishing this timber can se accommodates
BY purchasing the land, which can be had on reduced
tsrms la-It--2w-ly JNO. PERkINH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
The state OF Mississippi,

' :. :
FtY viftne OF trust deed made TOT by Alexan.
y der j. Calhoun, 10 secure certain creditors ol
h'4 specified in said deed, dated the 18th March IS.
40 and recorded in the Probate office Of said county;
will sell At auct on ior cash. Oh tie first Monday in
August 1851 at the door OF the Court House Of laid
county, an undivided moety Of the following land
situated in ,aId county, viz the west half OF south
We, quarter, and west taf Of north west quarter oil
section 7 the south half Of west hall Of s0uh west
quarter, and west bah Of north west quarter; cast
half q south west quarter, north half Of west half o.
sodh west qnarter south hall Of east half Of NORTH
west quarter Of section 6, al in township Is, range
u west.
Sale at usual hours.
WILLIAM l.. HARRIS, Trustee.
January ls 1851 29-7m.
Printers fee S27 90.
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PR0TECTION FIRE AHD lfARFYE
ms X Z AN CT COW PANY

EeiIr Undersigned. agen' for tbs Old and well os
m hdMaltitiol, continues to lsFs e Policies
Of In rance against loss OF damage b. FIRE, al a.
seainst The azard> Of marine or inland transpora
non, at the cnU"nt rates Of pemunn charged Dy
other responsible companies. Alicsins :Jr loss, IN
der Policies iasued by the Undersigned viii b
promptly adjusted, and paid by the General gent
Of tie 0mpanv located at C,urnna The losses
paid by III, Com,arg IN tie Western Country, do
rnc the last rs years, exceed sle00,0GO
f GOODWIN, agent.
Colrlsjus Feb. 8. lsol n32-iy
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dissolution,

VgNilE firm % DlouEED q GRAY - dissolved by
the death Of The former The business will be
oouinued By the subscriber, who win be glad 10 see
the customers OF the former cunccsn andall others
that ray favor him with call II make room lor
the T III ans Winter stock, the present one will be
sold remarkably low Oh the usual time to puncaGl
customers,
J. B. GRAY.
COLUMBUS, Sept II, 1850 It'll.
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DISSOLUTION.

|TTEE copartnorship heretofore existing between
4 GRAY L. Jones has been d'sso'Ven " n,uaaa,
consent, those nGebted to the ab1ve hrm' VIII liho
other accounts in the hands Of Il. =. feg es'on -
ehe Shers ofce, who is fully authorised 70 co'iec
and receipt for the same.
cslumbus. Oct IS, 1850, 1917,
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OT"s'AfX ~ siA.tE,
y,th 81. oC sI,,n Nt.,..

lJONIN l97Nf OF -VdN NTTFf
i OLp STAND W "EAvE2 MrLLIS & Go.
fIN!lE undersigned hive formed roparncrshiF
4 under the above style, for the purpose Of COZ
1uctinga Mercantile Business, in the Dry Goods
j No, ~ the above well knnWn Old stand--Where they
bNyc on hand mel! selectyd assortment n
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS,
#utable Tor the Season and this market; tcgether
eith R,ady made Clothing, AarIoare & Queen
acars, Srdiicry dc.
We invite our friends and the prhfc to give rs .
Ball aud examine our stock as we have no doubt o.
being able to suit them in liot,s-s and prices.
JOHN K UriLFY,
PETER STARK.
Columbus, July 18th, 1850. S-ly.
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D;Ss0luti9;,,

yEyHE Copartne-.bip heretofore existing between
Nm u Cozart; WIN, Ii. Shelton and l.. D..
Carrnpton uDler the name Of Cozar q shelton
and |. y. Carr ngtun g. Co.. this day dissoi'et
BY mutual con,en'.
The notes and acconns have been placed in the
hands OF w. II. d Carnpgton ior collection Those
who do not pay rery soon vii b sued.
WM NJ COZART,
HM. II SHELTON,
l.. d. CARRINGTON.
November list, '5o-6t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
DR. .Jayne's Family Medicines

Ct1iil. command universal admiration and pre-
- eniBence over all other preparations Of the Gay
ffa ExpectoraDt, Tonic Vermuge, Alternative
Carminaiye Balsam, Sanatiye Pills, Ague PIls
Hair Tome and American Hair Dye, give consoIIa
ton and universal salts action to every family tina
use them.
Dr. jayne is still receiving certificates Of Tie most
astonishing effects Of his family medicines daily
No family should be without bis Expectorant at this
.eason OF the year It's an unalIing iemedy IN the
cure Of coughs, colds, asthma, whooplng cough,
Group ~pighting Of blood, &c.
Sold at the sign Of the "Negro and Mortar
November 10, 1850 2O-t.
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The state OF Mississippi,
LOWNUES COUNTY,

Probate Court. March Term $50.
TO all persons hariag cidims aedinsfhc Estate Of
JOHN BELTON, DECEASED
VTOU are hereby notified to present voGr claims
4 against said Estate, duy probatcd according TO
,aw, T. The Clerk Of the Problte Court Of lowndes
county, 40 90 y him fled for examination and ap.
portonnvnt) on or before the first Monday in March
1880, OF they will be forever barred. Sad Estate
hayineat tie March Term, 1850, OF the Probate
Cour Tor said comfy, bren declared lnsoIscnt
- WITNESS, the Hon Nathaniel r..
". Goodwin Judge Of the Probate Cont Of
~ said county, the first Monday in March
1850.
Issued, April 25th 1850,
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk.
April II, ls50--6n--ln N, 81.
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NOTICE.

NyERARD DowsING, JR., has the accounts
~ Of my shop for collection all persons are re-
uested to make payment to him, by the fret day OF
Nalch next as have payments TO make By that
lime snA 10 time TO attend 10 the collection Of &C
rOun's myself ] am still at the old stand, ready 60
~ait'upop I'll lolksas usual. v
N Feb 1881. n3l-4m.
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DRUG S40BE
Z CSf rereisei u tbs vel knoaa o.tablai.llsus
- tr 81 supp'y Of pafe and genuine Nol.sinfs,
Nhich Will te 80 On IS favorable terms O. she
hoasa in ~ S0vih. rlysie ans, painters pnttilrs,
are rrqt esiad O. eaii ard examine he rHdf \ wssc
has been seeried vth svuat este ~ fhis mafket
We thi' 4 hsV all. eha eqrai ti IVA surs.ror} as
f"Ear- gusliy su3 lsris 'ts'.v tn iln Stnfe ara
making tIeT pafrl a-s's fese;l r. ir.m E,gssing
House, t.fv ar easbleila srl ~ ~ rs.i 'trt
any Drug lloa-e "a tie ss.aib = y u'h Me-
Physicians Prrscriplons cnrrllv ret ~
DIR. Jas W Hopkins 49, attend "a r.. /, ...-e,s-
ton cep1rmeui--a guafa t'ee tiat a. gia y fest
IN that detlcate and lRFofia. Far; q lue n-iBe-s
DRUGS. MEDICINES. ANp CHEEifsAIN.
PAINTS Il Oils. WINDOW 81. 49,
CT rrNr AND BRUSHES. UIE
SIVFFS 4 GLASS WArE.
rERFl merry AND FfNE
SOAP. STEEL PISS. &
SUPERIOR NRITfNG
INK.
4 super sarliele Of SPERM OIL, LARD OF.
always o. hand
hANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED,
CROP lsa0.
PT-s Old Brandy. VINES. Holland Gin & ON
Jamaica Ran, P,ne Scotch Hhiskeg IOr
.Leflcat Pnrposes, and a 'i4eriof etfI.
rlsof Tea bNk Green an. Rlaci;
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO,
HiVANNAH CIGARS.
Ta'nSia eS the patronage heretofore axsepled L
The House, he hopes 10y strict ailention and dis
sion to accommodate, at low prices, TO merit ts
patronage Of discerning public.
Feb s. l-5l--n32-Iy JAS BLAIR.
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PAT.ISOY lInNSE..

4 = { 4k%VV HUI Nt.s
No. 3n Royal St-eei-- M BILE
TElIE undersigned respectfully uorms the pub
lie. t,,s' he has leased the wci known IkAsss.
hcusa formerly kept by Mrs PaUis5n, on u Fl
Royal street nDd is now ready for The recep u! Z
ION Of visitors, lhe house has been tturuupht,
ensirad snd furnished and rcGtted throughout alf
noW offers as many inducements IN tie way 0i com
Fort aud convenience as cpy similar cs,abl shmen
in the city. An excellent set Of servants and val
'els has been procured.
The TABLE will at all times be supplied wit
the hes, the m .rket aii)rdS. aud served in st,it
that cannot but be sstilactnry IN word, se is De
teronod not 10 be behind hand vita his p pual
predecessor.
Cnrges vii be moderate.
Feb Is, 1851 33-lmo EVAN AUSTltt
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owing Judgments Ter cost, q nsi pad 5e.o-e TIE
Geo. Gls.seoei. )Anaun. rJa3snss
vs. sits 52-is SEPT, lsi9
partner =, =. e'''',' 80 srs al-is sep Iss
James Arsand.
/ Root Li,tletoa,
slOs 90 apra, iss
J. NJ. caPslAV, al SC
TO- Gaodnaa.
. las. Fulton,
v EN- as-ss Sept. 1913
4. A. kincanaor
srar OFT Sept, Isis
$ D. Ibctpp-ou.
NJ. d Medley,
y, s'sl OO--4 April, lsss
James Henry,
vs. 5 SO 1873 March, lss
2 li,ileton.
Allen and HolbroOke
TO- NJ & T,symms,
J L Young.
" slsls CO.. April, ISL;
T.. II. Sweeps,
81 10 J2-s9 March, tstS
A. u GrafIenricd.
J. C. Nasderroost,
Va s236 si--9s Marth,ls
q. A. Chandler.
lbos. d. Gralfanriei, }
vs.. s,2s CO.'S March, 1913
ihos Christian, Adnr
L. f. Watkins,
vs. eoi2 4o--al Oct. 1917
P. h. Starkc.
{ Slaughter,
NJ 7. Ried,
Baker and Wagner,
c. C. North.
John Johnson,
va. SS7s o4-2l Oct, Isl7
]. J. Fsrnandis,
L. knight,
V, 5000 1920 Oct. ls47
F. G. Baldwin.
A. Wier,
vA sl66 ei-9O Oct, 1917
I'm. Rtket
Jacob SchultN
" Foster F. S '' 0'''' 80
Johu TAFT, Ir,
w. s7la l4--ia Oct, isi7
Acee and Grant
Joseph Baity,
Va sli2 oo-is Sept, ls4s
j. IT. Curtis. ct. al
j. and 5. Thorn,
We $9s2 26-2O Oct, lsl7
ID.R MeTIrnv
Bier and nrnside,
W. S22i9 1912 Oct, 1877 |
John Srnger
" and G. Fellows
v. Sl37l i7-22 Oct. ls47
John Sjrnrer
j. b Narnun, ct al,
" |sl7lo 1929 Mar. ls4S
G. G. North.
J, and Is. Thorn,
". s3H 4s---I April, lsis
7. II March, st A.
L J. and $. Clark,
vs.. $3.50 75--3 April, ls4s
Amos Clark.
Central Banks Geo,
". 5000 4o-ls April, isi7
B. r Harris. 81, al
J. A. & Beylll, use, &C.
R. NJ Turner
Joshua Curtis, use, &c
vs.. $40 25--a7 Sept, lSas
JoAb Erwin,
Jesse Nc Williams ct al
vs.. S2o6 7s---3 April, 1915
YIN. b. Cayanaugh
Norlh 4 Carter, use &c
vs. sllo Cos April 1913 !
Jas b Lyon.
Branch Bank Alabama
vs.. $l3,oI3 os-l April, 1913
lVm Kennon.
Ovid Mazinge, ct al
Vs. &23s 5i---i April, 1913
r. r Goyne.
VIM Il Smth use DC
Us. $3.50 ss--27 Sept 1874 |
A. Il. Wellington.
J. NJ. WYNNE.
SHERIFF
December a. 1880 2i-'ds
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ShPri0's Snle.

n viii rsl On Monjay. ths sab Gay # Nrreh,
Als5t, at the Courthousc Dor, i,'F essh, lie 70
oarag Judgments Ter cot q nsl pad beu-e tie
i7y Of sale to-Eh;
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Cs.as nr iuyaid Revolutionary ard Navy Pen
sious. backpsy ,ost horses, and every other descp
ton Of CLAIMS against tie 6eeetd Government adj
l0sted, with pr3sp,aess snd despatch.
fersnas Ghs'rlug inlorma' on OF trends who are
or have hccu the Army or Navy, viii forward 4
kio all lhr particulars known nt their service, To-
prtHer with fee of one dol ar, ard ,hcir enquiries
mliI be re'ilcd 10 BY return Of mat
Address, post paid,
CHAS. G. TUCKER.
Feb \, 1881, ns2-,t Washington City, D. G..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-01
Clirchugh's Tricopherous.
The GreN Care for Badness, Gray H,,.
Scarf and DaniruF

80 49," NV JW AHuNSSs gray HifEs
Scsrf and Danirvg
4 Ii cases Of badness weak or thin hair. will
~ restored and strengthened, gray hairs will l.,
prevented and changed TO their original cnlor
Scurf and d,ndruh will be entirely res,oyed, ard
hair, under al circumstances and at all age. he L.
healthy, soA, g'os aud curly, to the latest PERI
OF lite
The Tricop,erous is wholly different in It's conn !,
si,ion from AL other articles Of the same name or
similar purpose II is intended to act through tia
skin upon the nerves blood,yessels and absorhcrc,
conPec ted with the roo, or bulb Of the hair 10 ron
aud sustain healthy action m these, and thus ne.
ducc a new ard luAuriant head Of %
CAUTION
Beware Of vile counterfeit, under the same nane,
sold Tor Is cents. Many Ladies' and gentlemen hs,s
been enlrsrped 10 purchase this article, ard the 70.
suit has been The entire des,iueton of their hair
Read Cllrchugh's Treaties on the Hair" accom-.
panying each hytle.
For sale at The Drug store Of
TAYLOR IL MCCARTHY.
Feb 8, 1851 n32-n
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BOUNTY land To NOLDIERN.

Agent for {. u. s.
Columbus, Nj, Sep. 7, 1850. l0--ly
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WHOLESALE and RETAIL
 s T Q R E
FRESH ARRIVALS!
(AUT of which we are now offering great lD harrains in the following articles:

hUT of which we are now offering great D bargains in the following articles:
 great variety of Prints of every price and quality; Ladies Dress Goods, suitable for the approaching season; Staple Goods at lowest prices; Fancy Silk Bonnets; Child's Caps &c.,; Shoes & Boots, a superior and large supply, at reduced prices, for all persons.
 Hard Ware, Queens Ware; Cutlery; Sad dery; Ready Made Clothing; Cloths and Gas smers-together with every other article usually kept in Dry Goods House-to which we are now preparing to add Wholesale and Retail Grocery of Family and Plantation supplies, all of which we will sell as low as we can possi- bly, afford, as are in favor of brisk trade if 1t only yields a small profit
 Our large and commodous Cotton-Shed is now ready for storing Cotton, and we are pre- pared to make liberal Cash advances on Cotton, on shipment to R. H. FRASER & Co.,, of New Orleans. We will barter for any amount oi Dry Hides, or Cotton at the best prices the market will allow.
 Our old Friends will please receive our best respects for past favors, and remember us in the approaching season, and as many of the community in general as will favor us with a call, shall see how we'll we can supply their wants for very small amount of money, or on time to the punctual.
 Very Respectfully,
 MYRTLE & FRASER.
 Front Roec, Helena, Arks IWGu 3I, 1851.
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, YMVO all persons having claims against the N Estate of WALTER H. MEL, dec'd., late of Phillips county. Arkansas, that the un- dersigned has taken out Letters of Administra- ton upon the same, bearing date the 22d day of May, A. D. 1851. Therefore, all persons hav- ing claims against said Estate, are hereby noti- fled to present them 10 tho undersigned, prop erly authenticated, within twelve months from the date of said Letters, or they may be preclu- ded from any benefit in said Estate; and if such claims are not presented within two years from the date of said Letters, they will be forever barred and precluded from any benefit whatever in said Estate.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are re- quesed to come forward and make immediate payment, if they wish to save costs.
 VIM. H. RINGO, Administrator of the Estate of Walter H.
 Mel, deceased. Helena, June 2l, 1851.
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BAILEYS 6 HORNOR

A RE just in receipt of large lot of Flour "A and Whiskey, direct from Cincinnati, which they offer to sell wholesale and retail, as low as can be purchased from Flat Boats at the Landing, and having made permanent arrange ments for regular supply of these articles, they respectfully invite persons wishing to buy either for their own use, or to sell again, to give them call before purchasing elsewhere.
 Hdeno, Feb. l, 1851.
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Hete,la, January II, 1851.
Shoes for the Million!

Shoes for the Million! ADlES super white and corn cold Slippers and Caters; Black Silk Lasting; Patent fox'd half Caters; Jenny Lind enamelled Excelsor Slips 6 Ties. Misses and Ladies Slips, Patent fox'd and
 Enamelled Polkas. GENTS, Taylor, Cass, Patent Leather and
 Calf Ties; Stitched, sewed and begged Calf and Kin Boots;
 Union, Enamelled, Excelsior, Morocco and Seal slippers; Cloth and Lasting Caters. at NEVILL'S, May l7. Upper 6, Front Row
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BETTER TESTIMONY

IHaj3 1cas eCer ?Derea in fdU0T 0f any W8di-
 cine-Read he testimony cf Dr. AlO0re
 Mr. John Bull; have no hesitation u saying that l believe your Sarsaparla be the best article eyer man. uacurcd for the of Scrofua Syphilis, and many other Cutaneous or Ganuar Affections, having used it
 Louisville, Dec 26 l841. JAS. NJ. MOORE.
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From Dr. Pyles, Physician 6y oppointmeat 10
 the Louisville Murine Hospital.

Louisville March 20 1849 have examined the preparation of the prescription of JOHN BULLS SARSAPARlLLA and believe the combination to be an excellent one and well calculated to produce an alternative impression the system. have used 1t both in public and private practice, and think it the best article of Sarsaparilla in use
 M. PILES. M. D..
 Resident Physician, Marine Hospital. Principal Depotsl 8, F66ystf. Street Louisville, Ky and for sale by DEsPTIaeT & C6siFORT, Agents at HELENA. June IA 1851.
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported to DR CHRISTIE and his Agents within tho last two years which have been entirely restored.
 o. CAP ANDREW j. F. TONES of Brooklyn N r, had not been able walk step for four years and help less that he had to be fed The celebrated physicians gave him u In five days after he commenced wearing the GALvANIC BELT, NECKLACE BRACELETS, he walked the and in three weeks he perfectly his health. Captain Tones is seventy wears age.
Southern shield., 1851-07-26
DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC NECKLACE

used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head such Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head Neuralgia the Face Buzzing Roaring in the Ears Deafness which generally Nervous and that distressed complaint called Tic DolOIeux
Southern shield., 1851-07-26
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, which concusively proves that
 Truth is stranger than Fiction"
 CURE OF RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSli, Rev. Dr. Landis, 8 Clergyman

of New Jersey ot distinguished attaInments and exalted reputation
 SIDNEY, New Jersey July F, ls48. DR. 4. H. CHRsrIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know of what the result ill my of the application THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE My reply iss follows:
 For tlOenty years had been suffering from DyspeP sia. Every year the symptoms became worse could obtain permanent relief from Ot medical treatment whatever About tOten years since, in consequence of frequent exposure the weather the discharge of pas toral duties became subject to Chronic Rheuma tsm which for year after year. caused Iniescrbablo anguish Farther in winter of B and consequence of preaching great deal in my and various other churches in this region attacked by the Bronchitis which became to require immediate pension of my pastoral labos My system Thoroughly Pr0sGed and my Bronchitis became worse also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic aeCtOn-hus eyncs that these disorders connected with each other through the medium of the Nervous System In the whole phamaco pia there seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and recupeTate my Nervous System every thing that had tried for this purpose had completely failed At last led by friends your entOns and hOugh with very sangune hopes of their eciency) determined try the effect of the application of the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was ill June, l846. To ENDORSEMENT, DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE; IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME PASTORAL LABORs; NOR HAVE l OMITTED A ACCOUNT BRONCHITIS, NY RHEUMArIc AFFECTION HAS ENTIRELY CEASED TROUBLE NE Such the wonderful and happy results of the experiment have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia affections They have tried tIem RESULTS, BELIEVE, EvEM 
 am, dear sir very respectfully yours
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More Testimony from Dr. Moore.

Mr. John BulI l am using your SarsaparilIa in sev- eral new cases of Scrofula and with. happy effect confident it is one of the most efhcacous medi- Cines that can be made for that disease. Yours
 JAS. NJ. MOORE. Winchester, Ky, February 1, lSi8.
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Great Bargains fer Planters,

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. TEyHE following list of fine cotton lands are
 A for sale by w. H. RINGO, Agent--and any information wanting in regard to terms can be obtained by calling on the agent in per son, or by letter. (post paid) directed to Helena, ArI-op
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]. BURROWS Patent Plantation Corn Mill.

Y1IIIS Mill differs from all others in the construction ! of inc Upper or Runner Stone, which IS composed of French Burr Blocks enclosed in Cast Iron Case, that forms the back and hoop of the Stone, with Cast Iron Eve Bush that Is of greater external diameter M the bottom than the top; this is secured to the back by four bos that every block in the form oi ooVe tail This gives greater strength to Stone than any other method which is required in small mills, where the Stone with great speed, and becomes danger
 us strongly made. It also glves any weight to
 Stone of small diameter that IS requlred Wltlout nav ing it thick or high which makes 1t heavy;
 This mill is a square frame made ot wood or cast iron in the form of busk with Bridge tree, Splhdie Balance, Rine Driver and Regulating Screw, and orinds upon the same principle large mill, differing only in the RunnerStone; this being of great Weght enables it to grind more of grain with less power than any other m portable and may be attached to Steam Water, Horse or Hand power.
 Jos H. BURRows, of Cincinnati Is the inventor, for which he obtuined Letters Patent in lS42. For all ln Judgements the purchaser will be held responsible for the right of using.
 These Mills do not require millwrigh to set them up; and all that necessary to put them m operation is attach band to the pulley on the Spindle, with drum sufficiently large to the 24 inch Mill 2lO re- voutions per minute, attached to Gin, Water or Steam Power. By the steady application or two-horse pow er the Mill will grind six eight bushels per hour of good mea and will grind Wheat as well as Com The 90 inch mi if put its fullest speed, will grind from 10 to l5 bushels per hour.
 These mills are warranted 10 be in every respect as represented.
 Having been appointed sole agents for the sale of the above Mills in this section of country we will keep constantly on hand the different sizes and will furnish planters upon reasonable can be had Tn Cln- cinnati or New Orleans,
 May 24, l85l.l H. P. COOLIDGE & co.