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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-16

STATE OF hERMuNT BE - ,,,n,mlcrsd
bf"'"t ~ i7trhaser- - TIA, ata ff,ba',
= srf y dsu ~ Coalition la at faf ,niI
I,firir' t'i !i'h,:g5 1f~"It 4 y. 1871
40 !'sifbpTut PSfi"rng - ~ Nc Int
AL ADJ ,.s'4tp'ti % Dsn.-i ,ii3su.~ late
at ta'l."tpn ~ sad district d'ceSvd beng
presented 10 TIN t,,gf' here - fttn1n i"'.n-
sJn 'h- rE.cuior ih.Ie usDsttrr rflbas
Il - Ofdrrrd by sald "un, that a.! -ssobs
concerned thrreni h' nDiit"G g. appt a. &. .
ss.s,su "i sr,d spnri 60 s- il-l4 at tadls'on
90 ihc ~. day e O9l.is,.r hr8i, and .hg4
rsuss u ~ NY nisy base. q .insi iAr Fip.
tut 4 sstc ~ Fl whseir pgfPoe- 1t D. far,
tiFT ora"fe6 hai cupy ri The frcor! uf ia.
GfGr'br PptbIhsG !.f's weeks sacn.sao.l,
n iHe ROLAND iisfaid, nrsspap~r ipr,asss
At HH'lsnS ga lis. sIs|, ali sh'ot lp',sl'ss-
tV'ns shall IL pfry.ogt b. ~ Lane % pointed
t"f ss,s i.rsnIg.
4 iTss copy y, srf ~,
~ LIMOS vs. AgNEK. Jprgs
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II Al &.
e3owH q MURDOCH.

\Souie prvsiall, ,nfor N the e,sisre, O.,
ha;isnd aud ,7elatt .l,Al the, hat,
Nscn s''p uu rla's .'srst c''re,i, eppss,,.
fr'Rh, tharh sisel, they ,s,rsA =, r.,,.
IN SO" t,us'ns', ~ tstrayr 4 Staa r. n,,pg
s'~c Hove fsietrne sod GAsin- VII l.
''atnPti, ai's.i-d g. sud fiogp ~, hong -,
~ t'rn,e ~ husiSrss TEL cs'uhS Ut 4 3, w.
etn give erite ssti-tsri3rn srd a. &c ,nterA
h k-rp bai esp--tcscrd pott ,ian pnly.
Halter Ourselves thai or can give enifr ..i.
.sisciioa 10 al who ehoitc 10 ri.c Us t,.r.r
Fs'roassr Illf
'iir,x q Han~>
ii'srv M,,pocs
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poN'T FAIL 10 VISIT
THE WORLD RENOWNED
OAK HALL
CLOTHING EMPORIUM

Al rtMI AND WINTER CLOTHING
WE hs,r now ~ ,iani aad are daily r,eriN
w ing tilrr.ts, o.: - r., Ssritfy. surc -
tn prescott IN approaching s'a,nrs, rtc1t'y
manufactured fr"in choic, G. ,ohs osrtc..l, g..
tie Nt'rii Ira "a | are prepared t. accom-
in3d,te our nlmetun. patron 10Th
WHOLE \LE \ RETAIL.
Our ctstrmcrs AMI strangers ,i,iiIrs the
city, wa have lhe advantage 81 making ihv,t
scle tons from this
I&NENsr srcrk.
Which. h,viny bsen mrphlnrtIr I with rten'
cate,,. l;t!s mieripr to Custom Made t!.At'ag
and All b. sold 1t
w NEiLLY Ion PRICES.
Am'ng od- grrnen.s will be found various
Nee S'yie Inter Sreks f. Ocer .Sacl~
Which ncel oa.y to b. seen ~ be admired.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-16
Fishing Tackle.

,ls;IiAG RODS, Gfsh.. L,nfn ,hA sis
u Li>fs Iron, fs',r ian~i~s Trout
s"f P."k-fsI !iyoss rrv ssp2.y isr. re-
- rs. y 3tg \tFh-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-16
GENTLEMEJs YOUTHS & chill
ORENS GARMENTS
WANTED.

A BOY l6 or " Year, of age AZ an apprentice
"A to the Harness business Osc Of steady hab.
It's and who expects to get his living by work
VIII find good encouragement.
II. r. DORRANCE
Rutland, Sept 8. 1851 IS
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wArERvrLLE KNIVES.

S,Ily D,titren, Styles --Boush, Cheap, and
vii be sold Cheap i,r Cash, by
IT. l.. SPENCER,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-16

and ih,' ne -,H'e ws' 10 p,Id ~ 'h~ Urea,
nt"f al he niic- ~ i1sstr. ~ at the hui.4ad'
Danny Vs'rp. . ot st-tt lia,k
u, o'der ~ H., Directors,
SENECA SMITH. Trss
Io"N ". Nti, ~ Wslhnsrrd, sad lrn,
", on, II Shst'huty, az aulhousrd ~ 70.
c''Vr sn' ra''rct .Ghscnr' sni gave r..
c"'?is i"f 'l'e sane. ;. Ssifu. ls,as
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-16
CANDLES.

SPERNACiTTl ~ nes,6 pound Bore,
~ Alab Mould Tsllnw Candies BY thu boz
~ lessee, satsy Common Hard and To,lsi
Sap ~. New un,on stnrs.
& BURT & sON
Rgiisud, Nav 70, 1851 10
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TIDY YARN.

NO t,s, . 10,
& 81 .I-; gov.
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= Dyes.

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Fi"'' rs'r -''brut 'fti'f viii l.. a,.,,Ai al :.
,a'cs ~ lIrtc cnkS EIT'aA ..h
Rn,lnnd MAY ~ 1881
fN,1r b'>t -Ths ,sIstli.I ,n.,,t,,o.
ted ia, East side OF Na.h,nr,.b S,u.,. -,
door rorih VI the su,t Ii.u,. ~
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y l. " ION STONE.


a Il pan 81 t,'ios S,tr. .s.~.r.,e..
- "- u "Li'. Bdsantsgr. to uutch,.,y,sni
s'l''ls rNtic he taiI,a nj any ether ,.,,b
h,hus'hi tn New tngiend ~, p,r.., ,e.k,s
lu'' ~ ilir'r dcl'nts Al hi, ,.t1,'tsI
me' t'"''ne' ne nj, r'rr ard ,'- ti.a5s a,
the '""'r tr'ts. N"trsr",:. iWtiyfs iter,i.l
Enh obey ARE al liioty 10 vntJra~ q tb,,,
i'cn.a'r. u hn' hrcn in ",yrA ,ion eel, tvc
We AMI 10 i'a ui mtEberS he. 2paS vp 4,
IN. hundred.
Arrl't al stiHgs -"o-i,ts H. the rres, Va,
h''N"i "'"d' sold AID e" b" '"il eon.i,,.rs Of
I"'crica", ia7h1. FreacA y C,y.c,,
/"''r9 ard .>toih Dry Gocd,,
Hrrey,es, Gias, Ware, W,rd.
~dFf. frt"rs Lot,ny
hidsSf>, Shoe hdS
I"d,"as' h "y,.
MIic,as,
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M!Mx ONLY saA Al.
40Al-1. s.3A.O Z

- FiH US. ,eo.M orer Sl0Onn. ana
Gopv TORS, 10 be distributed a0.oag
$40 .SH4cribe.,. NIC
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btNni. Sr;i ID, ISL
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,hai the S"s' IN sa,eh ,hry .rre g. %, ~,
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t'inp,"'. hss ls~ea la,d b. Inc Du.rria,s OF
u'r ''nPAni, asI o'icrrd pad as ioilo~s.
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RUTLAND & ADDISON
MUTUAL fiRE INST RANCE CON
PNNH.

NOTICE - hereby given 10 II. members e IN,
~ RcrLANbA ArfO,>ON MUTUAL that an a.
.es,m~n, Of fwO PER CENT has teen ,nal- Tor
IN. payment Of lIste, d.,,ns 'he Pist year, a, fpl
owe:
i,,on n,tes in fuce sept. u.s. I5j1 per .eat
Il, 10 40 Fct IL. 1851 II
ID d, Il, Nay q ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

The labars of This body were brougbl 10 a faal
close On Monday last az ] o'clock P. Il. Their
Resolutions will be found IN la-dly's Flag. which.
e course, will attract the attention Of ali readers
he have neither the time nor The disposition Al
present % enter into detailed analysts af the
acts Of The Convention Il ha- been known Ia
be composed Of decId-d majority d Uni0n del
gates, since thr September elections, and the
character d their proceeding. have been gene.
rally admitted from this known fact The con.
veniIon included among IFS members, a. much Of
taentpuiilica knowledge and patriotism. as have
ever marked similar number ii representatives.
heretofore assembled in re Capitol. hey as.
sembIed, iuliy inlomed II the opinions aud sem
tmenls u the people, AID prepared 10 give them
Tree expression. as representatives 81 The soyer>
eighty Of the State that none need mistake. in
future, The political position OF Mississippi. Tho
range Of discussion beiate the people and pre-
pared to give free expression, as representatives.
Of the sovereignty OF the State, that none need
mistake, ia luiufe, TIE political position Of Mis-
sissippi. The range Of discussion belure The peo>
pie, has been 80 aga,e, aad the field so ably oc
cupled hy The advocates Of each party, that we
canno, suppose the ea, opposition can Justly be
brought upon the acts Of the convention as a lust
exposition Of the decisions Of the State. The
position Of the state, must, therefore, be regard
ed as fixed and senled, and ibat beyond all ques.
lion or doubt, in the Resolutions Of the State Con
yenlion
Every important principle. in our Judgment.
advocated BY the Union party in the last can.
vas', has been fully sanctioned and sustained bY
the convention. We cannot, therefore, but re.
gard the issues raised in the State, between our
selves and opponents, on the subject Of resistance
10 the plan Of adjustment or acqulescence, as at
an end and if revived, either in doctrine or in
the form Of proposed measures we d. not intend
to be responsible for their renewal And we
womb tam believe that our opponents will mani>
fest no such ndiscretion IN future For ourselves.
we most heartily concur in every resolution
passed by Ihe INVENTION, and in every sentiment
aud opinion which they contain: nor would we
change the language in which they are expressed
mot even 10 word or a syllable. For The opin
ions are worthy OF wise and patriotic people
and the tone and temper Of the Resolutions, suit
able to the dignity and sef,respect Of a conyen.
ton, solemnly representing the sovereign power
OF Que OF the States Of the Federal Union
Flag Of The Union.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

/ Adams s. Thomas Grafton.
/ ! City ofNaichez--Chares L. Duhuission
Aniie--Jehn Wall, James NJ. Gallant.
Attall--Jphn b. lIemphlll, Jas. b. Campbell.
I BoIiyar.-P. b. Stake
+ Choc'aw--W. II. Amisead, r. w. Ilemphiil.
Chickasaw-I. \. Orr, James McCroy.
circumstances b. Iiathorn.
Coahoma--John W, King
/ Coplah-E. Il, Brown, W. w. Martin.
CIaiboIIe Joseph Raglan,
Clark VIM. A. Ward.
CaroI--ll. IL. Souhworth, ]. s. Johnson, Vim
A. Strong.
DeSoto-David N Harrison, WIN. D. Lakeland,
Thomas II. Wood.
Franklin Hiram Cassidy.
Grecne--John McIunis.
Harrison Roderick Seal.
Ilaucock--S. b. Pearce.
Hinds--G, w. Harper, |. N. Selser, TT,
Catchings.
llomes-H. c. Adams, NJ. L. Mcclure.
ltawamba--C has. Hodges, sam NJ. Vernon, c.
ssaquena-Wm. I. Barnard.
Jefferson H. Kinds.
JoneS--D BYnum.
Jasper--L. ], Jones.
Jackson--A. T.. Lewis.
kemper--P. II Cole, VI P. Jones.
Lawrence--J. b. Chrsman.
LaAyelle--JaS. +. Santa, Il. Propht,
Leak--R L llaiotd
LauderdaIe--J X, MIauin, w. s. Patton.
Luwndes--ChurleS K. Crusoe, John Seal. Wm
p. Jack.
Marion--E. e. Stewart.
Madison--C. G Shakleford. A. s. Mitchell.
Monroe-Jas Sullivan, rhos. Coopwood
Marshall. H. Il. Taylor. - Gibbons. A
b. Bfodford, >aml Renton.
Noxubee--W. W. Roby, Ii. L. Jarnagn.
Neshoba--lsaac Enloe.
Newton-Wm. Thomas.
Ok'ibbeha--N. 5. Barry.
Plke--J. G. II. Sasser.
Panola--Nm. ). Keith.
Perry
Ponlotoc--Jetf. Wilson, James c. Jones. Jacob
Bardn
aankin--lhos S. White.
Smhh--G. 5. Mcmillan.
ScoIl--D K. Jones.
Simpson--J, NJ Dampier.
snnhower--C. Gillespie.
llshemngo--C. \. Taylor, g. Tankersley. J.
Box, ". b. Terry.
lnn'ca--N. Matthews
laltahachie--J. Slack.
lIppah--J Redlearn, J. I. Barker II A cooL
NJ. " Moody.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

CoNTRIH' TIoN OF CHEMISTRY TO THE HrA1.
INC ARr.-The fact that Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
is chemical discovery, may explain why The Dis.
tngulshed Professors Of that Science, (Sulimop
Hitchcock, Webster and Clevelandl bavo ,;,,.,
their certificates in It's favor. None could ba,,o,
Judge Of lis merits that these eminent men, and
here names would be a sufficient guarantee Of
is value, if experience had not already proven ia
he public that it zone Of the most etlectual rem
so'es Tor affections Of The throat and lungs ever
ever before hem. --ScieHtEc dmerta..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
THE UNION PARTY.

Our paPer contains the call Of the T'aioa DIN
ocTas, for Convention 10 assemble ut Jackson
on he oh day Of January nsn, The Union par
~ should be fully reptesen,ed Al this Convention,
The action If this Safe viii have great influence
IN the selection II candidates or P,e.iien, and
Vice President pledged 10 sustain me Com,
Promis', The Union party Of hs STATE will
bury into oblivion all old parry distinctions in
view Of this important question. The happiness
Of the South and The perpeluiy Of The Union,
are paramount 10 all other matters. with the Tn,
ion party.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
SENATOR'S ELECT.

Covingion, &c. Joseph McAlee.
Amite and Pike. NJ, Nelson.
Lawrence and Marion w. A. Stone.
Rankin, DC. Joseph Bennett.
Maderson and Scou-O. X. Singleton.
Landerdale and Newlon-S L. Hu.scy.
Chckasaw and Oktnbeha-R. q. Steele.
lawamba Ar. O. B enc.
Carol-C. I. Hemingway.
Holmes and Suutlower-M McAfee.
Adams and Frankin--A. X. Faimr
Hancock. Harm and Jackson--A. W. Ramsey.
fazoo and ls-aqlena--W. l.. Johnson.
Pamela, full'e and Coahoma--J l.. Acorn
Jasper an Clark, j. McRae.
llinds--D. W. Adams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

The SPANISH CHARACTER. A corresnon-
dent OF the Boston Transcript writing from Mad
rid on the l3lh of September, says
II have heard the Spanish character snmo,a
up as lndolent. naughty. nnsocial and reyepolnl
Wy own experience upon the subject is too linn.
tied to permit me 10 snbstanlae or retne any
ones opinion or dogma. Nevertheless. in nv
Journey from Alicate to this capital. | ohseryed
passing through the northern part Of the nro.
vince OF MnrcIa. entire hills of con siderable ele.
Vallon, and natural precipiouness, leveled Off IN.
10 terraces, irrigated and cultivated 10 the verv
summit. Surely thought |, his cannot be The
height OF lodolenee, for the most industrious. of
nations, even England, in some respect. mobt
consider her ways and grow wiser. Hauyhty
and unsoclal the Spaplards certainly are. IN ali
whose manners display contempt for them or
'he'r 'n'lIiutlons but remove the sheer from
your connienance, pay a passing respect to
Their customs, do what common civilny reoures
and you will find, that il true courtesy, no o,e
can suipass them. To use their own prase
the houses are literally ''at your service" Verify
preInce and ignorance have NOT been idle n
l9fh'ng the popular sentiment regarding the
Spanish nation"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
GOVERNOR WHITFIELD.

The Senate of this Stale met on tie 2ih inst
and after many ballots without eecting Presi.
ident. on the 22od ballot Col. Whitfield, Senator
from Lowudes, was elected.
Mississippi isl Union State by nearly seren
thousand majority; and Lad the Senators who
krld over recognized the doctrine of instruction,
Union man would have been elected President
Of the Senate.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
NOTICE or IN OIVE\CY.
THE STATE or NJ SSISSIpPI
80. L.. 4

I4VUHHF9 Z UHHTy'
To al persons bqrtHg claims against M Estate If
IONA THAN DECHERD Decd.
Won are hereby notified to present your claims
Il dnly probated aud allowed according 10 law, to
the Clerk OF the Probate Court OF said comfy to be
ned Tor eXanlntlon and apportionnent BY the First
Monday IN September, A d. 1852, or they will be
barred said estate having been duly declared nsoIvent
- Witness, the ton. Nathaniel + Goodwin
) l. > Judge OF the Probate Court Of said county
~ the LIST Mondayot September, A. D.I85i,
issued September 9Th a. D. 1851
D NlEL NiLLItuS elk.
September 3, lS5l--ll-6m. fp. +. S27l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
From The ~ o. Pieayunr.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN N. YoRK.
MORE THAN THIRTY LIVES LOST

NEW YORK. Nor. 20.-An awful accident oc.
CURED ibis afternoon at the public school in
Greenwich Avenue An alarm Of fire HAVING
been given, pnpiles were thrown into cnn
fternaiion, and IN he confusion which spsn4d
they made general rush from tho school rom
while thus attempting to escape, about ioriy
Them were precipi'ated over the hanniste,s -
The ground, distance ofthiry feet and nearly all
cf Lem were killed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
The State of Mississippi.

4
10 al persons interested in the Real Estd
uh'ch Elizabeth j. Ward died, Se,,sd an
possessed
EOU are hereby notified to be and appear 'etore
our Probate Court Of said count{at the Term
thereof, held at the Court House, m said county On
the FIRST NIontay in December next, 1881 then and
there to show cause if any you have, Why an order
should not be granted to sell the following lands
lying and being IN the county OF Lowndes, and
State aloi esad, TO wit:
lie south west quarter Of south west quarter Of
section thlrty.fve, township eighteen range eighteen
west west hall of north west quarter of section two
township clneeen, range eighteen west; souti hall
OF east halt OF north west quarter of section two
toWnsn'p nineteen, range neighteen west, land south
nan ct west half Of north east quarter Of section
Two township nineteen, range eighteen west IN al
10y acres, according to the petition Of Gideon o
Nhlte, Administrator of said Estate filed at inc
October Tenn of said Court, 1851
Witness the Hon Nathaniel Z. Goodwin
rs, Judge Oft Probate Court OF said county,
- the First Monday Of October, A, D. 1901
Issued 18th October, A. d. 1851
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk
October Il, ls5l-l6-6w. [P. F. $40 30.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
COMlIISSION ER;S SALE
The State of Mississippi,
DG.TRICr CBANcERY CouRT Of THE STATE OF
MIssIssIPsI-HELD AT CoLuMBCs

\
MIssI'sPsI-lIELD AT CoLuMBrs.
Andrew Erwin Executorof
VIM II Pope, Decd, ct al. Decree, 18th day Of
800 Vs. May, a. D., 1851.
Mills Pope
Ewing and Brine, Ex'rs. Of
David Moore, Decd Decree, 9Th dsy Of
io1l vs. May, A. d., l85l.
TT y ID + K and by virtue Of the above mentioned
~ Decree of said Court made at the Nav Term.
A. d., 1851 thereof, and AS Commissioner Of said
Court, appointed by said Decree, will, on Thurs
day the First day Of January, A. D., 1852, within
the hour prescbed by law on the premises hereinafter
described, Situated near prarie Psint, Noxubee
county, Missisuppi) sell to the highest bidder on
credit OF SIX months, the following described tracts
Or parcels OF land, lying and being in the county of
Noxubee and State OF Mississippi and designated as
follows, to-wit:
The Northwest part Of Section four, Township
fifteen and Range nineteen, containing three HIM.
dred and forty aud sXty.two hundredths OF an acre
The North east quarter of Section five. Township
htteen and Range nineteen and the East half of the
Southeast quarter OF Section FIVE Township fifteen
and Range nineteen, containing in the whole i've
hundred and eghty.Hye acres and seventy-sx one
hundredt1s Of an acre; and also between fifty and
sixty valuable and likely negroes
The purchasers will be required to give bond and
security according to law FIR the purchase money
Dated the % hday Of November, A. d., 1851.
w. w. LESTER Commissioner
Nov 49, 1881 .-22-tds-[P. +, Sl2.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

fENilE UNIVERSITY HOTEL in oxford, Mis-
sssppi, viii be rented to a good landlord, fol
one or more years, on reasonable terms The Hotel
IS completely furnished, and contains thirty six
rooms, all elegantly furnished There is large
BRICK Stable on the premises. For particulars ap.
ply to the undersigned at oxford, Mississippi
PRICE 4 BARRlNGEN,
NOV ~, 1891 .-22-3ms, PrOprleors
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

TpME ON-THEKE is ENOUGH Fun
~ ALL 1.-THE following letter IS publisher
by the propretors, that the public may perceive W.
constant demand which exists for Doctor Mcbshe
celebrated Worm Specific. They have, however e.,
made such arrangements as will enable them TO M
all orders promptly.
'.SoMnRvILLE, Tenn, March IS, 1877.
"Dr. McLane-Dear sr-The Nermiinge YOU
left with me last fall, has long since been sold ana
could have sold great deaI more II had had !
Since my return from the East, have been cane
npon nearly every day to write 10 yon, requesting au
immediate supply have already tried your Yer
miioge in my own family, and found i to DC 5n'
best have ever used. E. MORRISON
For sale by JAMES JONES O. u
June Il, ls5l-5o-lY,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
NOTICE.
} Y ST IeilCELV Ed.

a Superior lot Of CKOTHS, C4SSIUERrv,
"a lESFINGS and TRIMMINGS. Gentlemen
VINO I want something elegant" Will call il and leave
their orders
Aiso lot of cheap Cloths for Youths and Bows
clothing which will be made up very cheap ., ct.t
otthom charge. '''
MATS AND CAPS,
Starts Collars, Drapers, Haa1hcrchiets, Stoels
SHsPanters Crarats ScarfS, 7us, Ndk,
Cotton 4. Narino Ho1f Hoes &. Sljr..
Cloves great variety.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS good assortment.
II. JOHESTON,
Nov. !, 85l.--l8-2m. gaigr Il Dn,'sr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
Taylor & Mccarthy.

S0Ie AgenS, 0lUmbuS, Mss
~ D. These medicines are not Ike the qnack
nostrums from the north, good for every thing, but
will assurtdly cure the maadies they are prescribed
for.
LOOK TO YoUR OWN lSrEREsr--Dr. Lttle's Yer.
mtuge is put up in wales double the SIZE of any
other, is gwen in the same way, requires nothing
afterwards, and is decidedly one Of the most certain
and safe remedies to relieve children Of worms ever
offered to the public Price 25 cts and 81.
Columbus, 0cl. 81, ISL l6-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
WAS IL CONSUMPTION!

| 'kNlilS was a very remarkable case that had been
! u treated by several physicians, in winch hemor-
image Of the lungs had occurred several times follow.
ed by darhga, night 6weats, &c.
DR. LITTLE, Dear Sir, For year or two past q
negro boy OF NINE twenty years old. has been badly
afflicted with consumtiye disease attended with
/ the u5ura symptoms Of deep, hollow cough, pain
! ~ the chest, once N a while hCmorrhage OF the
| langs together with darrh@,, debility and cma-
! cmton, Ills case bud been treated by several DIV.
s'cans without beng much benefited onq at & time
Last 'aIl whilst very much Frustrated, we applied
the Burgundy lcket, and gave hun your Anolne
Cough Drops. as you prescribed he soon found
much rcet from the cough aud pain and continued
to Improve daily from the use 0 the medicines. At
the end Of SIX weeks he had wonderfully improved,
having gained much strength, could rest well at
nlght, and with only a slight cough. During the
winter he took the medicine occasionally, and has
continued TO mend so much as to have gained al
least thirty pounds by the first OF April | am sur
prsod at the result and take great pleasure in stat.
ing the acts, Yours, &c,
(SlenedD JEREMIAH MILLER
Read the following statement OF DR.. Movers and
others amongst the many that have been given me
Of the good effect Of the medicine:
IaibHoa, Oct %, 1916
Dear Sir Having used your Anodyne Cough
tailed to give me permanent relief find myself en-.
tlrIey cured of a severe cough OF long standing
therefore take pleasure IN saying that believe it is
one OF the best medciens ever used
Very Respectfully,
To Dr. Little. ". K. SIScLrTos
DE-. LITTLE, Dear Sir take pleasure in stating
that have been in the habit Of prescribing your Ano.
dyne Cough Drops in my practice for some time
past, and have found them admirably adapted to the
diseases OF the chest and lungs have no hesltan-
cy IN saying they are the most etFectual remedy
ever employed; III 10 instance have known them
used without material benefit, and most frequently
by an immediate cure.
Respectfully yours, &c,
E, {. MoYEE, NJ. D.
Talbntton, Sep. %, 1916
February lS48.
On. LITTLE, Sir Having been afflicted with a
cough for some time past, have consequently tired
several preparations Tor It, and among them the Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry but find your Anodyne Cough
Drops much superior to that or any other medicine
ever used. Besides, have used them in my tam.
lily in cases Of Group and find them most excellent
remedy for il.
(Signed) j. j. JAMESON.
Talhoton county, Georgia
dFBeware OF imposition, and avoid the use Of sub.
stituies. The fac-simile of the signature Dr. w
&. Little, will be found upon the outs de wrapper OF
Zach one of hs medicines
sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor at his
Manufacturing Depot No. 2t4, Market street, ptIa,
delpha, and at Macon, Ga, To be had also OF T.. A.
Moore & CO. Jackson; Z, A. Talbot, Holly Springs;
c. Morrison, Tuscaloosa, and by agents and Drug.
gists generally throughout the Southern and Yves
tern states.