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Administrators Notice.

THE Undersigned administrator of the estate of Nam
| cy M. Clayton, deceased has presented final &C
of his administration said estate to the Pro-
bate court of Lowndes county, Mississippi and will,
at the April term, 1852, of said county, apply for its
addition and allowance.
MANSFIELD CLAYTON,
Jan 10 80. 5o6t Administrator.
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Notice.

r HEREBY forbid any person or persons trading for
an order drawn on James s. Shaw, by me for sew
enty dollars the consideration for which the order
was drawn having failed.
JNO. F. OVERALL.
Dec 81, 1851. 4S:3t
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DOCTOR LANIER

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens OF
u Columbus and its vicinity. Office at the Drug
Store of Taylor & Mccarthy. He may be found al
night at Popes Hotel Printers fee paid.
Columbus, May 8, 1861. 15:x
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Administrators Notice.

T ETTERS of administration of the estate of Hen
IL ry Buchanan, deceased, granted to me by the
Probate court of Lowndes county, Miss at the Janu-
said estate, will present them for payment duly pro-
bated r. BARRY,
Jan 10 80. 5O6t Admir-.
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Joel Jones,
[7435l April 6, ls4s, j.. 81 ,e99 90
VIM. w. Watkins !
adm. ofB Sherrod,
[6l47l March 2s, is4s, sz2,ios As
Henry w. Rhodes,
L. E. Calhoun;
[77sol Sept 10, is49, S165 so
10. Goodman and Bel
field Stark,
Jesse A. Ives,
1881 Us. Sept 90, ts49,... $7e 80
Archibald B. Moore,
Joseph D. Blank, use
of James M. Rowan,
Tho Thomas N. Black, ''''' WOO .
Curl g. Buster, use of
Everard Dowsing,
[7sss] u.s. Sept. %, 1s4e,... $78 25
R. C. Bouchette,
Tolbert Tanning,
William spillman, Wv =
George Falk,
1885, Us. Oct. 20, $780,. $50 I9
A. II. Jordan,
Ralph G. Skinner,
| 1851 Oct. l, 1885,. $99 10
j. M Wynhe, admir-
&c, of Speight dc.
John Thorn,
[s2s2l Sept. IS, 1885,. -. $a77 ss
JD.R McHenry, etalS
Lydia E. Calhoun, ]
l[s1l8l Sept; %, 1850. -. $40 oG
10. Goodman, ct. al.
Fleming Amy use &cl
1871 os : Oct. /, 1850. 1922 OF
Andrew K. Blythe,
/ James Carter,
i [s23o] Us Oct l, $780,. 49,. $3.50 OF
D. M. Matthews, and
II A. H. Jordan,
i James Nelson,
l[7741] Us. }Sept. 19, 1S49, =. $3.50 81
James M. Capshaw,
i and S. Keaton,
i w. H. H. PATTERSON, Sheriff.
Columbus, Nov. Is, 1851. 44:3m
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.

most beautiful and valuable Preparation for TIE Of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. and all diseases oftae
throat and lungs.
THIS is compound, in this place. but it is
identity of the greatest preparations of the age
for diseases of the ungsfar Superior to Jaynes' pre-
paration.
JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent
Columbus, Feb. l, 1850.
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Quinine!

000 OZS. QUININE for sale, at $5 per ounce, a
OUU the Sign of the Negro and Mortar, by
Dec. 10, 1851. JAS. JONES q co.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
THE MISSISSIPPI MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPA.
NY OF ABERDEEN, MISS, WITH CAPITAL OF
2EOO 900.

THIS Company will issue Policies of Insurance, on
! the most favorable terms, on Dwellings, Stores and
other houses. Also household furniture and goods
wares and merchandise, stored or contained therein
against loss damage by fire. Also on -goods,
groceries, produce furniture and every other descrp-
ton of merchandise or property, shipped per good
steamboat boats and from any points on the south
watersagainst the hazards thereof and
also upon shipment of goods, wares and merchandise
per good vessels, between New York and southern
ports and between all American ports against the pc
rls of the Sea, at the lowest rates of premium char
ed by other good Offices.
A.W. LAMPKIN, Aqent.
July IL, 1851 94:x
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SHEREFF'S SALE.
MI
ADEnDEEN, MI1oo.,
BY JOHN STR EFT.

T WILL expose to sale, on Monday the first day of
| March, 1852, to the highest bidder for cash, be-
tween the hours prescribed by laws the following nam
ed Judgments in the Circuit Court of Lowndes coun-
ty, for the purpose of paying the COST to-wit:
No. Parties Names. Date 3 Amt of Judgment.
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Mobile, Columbus and Aberdeen Packet
THE NEW AND LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMBOAT
BELLE GATES,

Mobile, Columbus and Aberdeen Packet.
THE NEW AND LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMBOAT
BELLE GATES,
JNo. T. DYcHE, Master; HENRY D. SPRATT, Clerk,
TTAVING just been finished express III
ly for the trade, will make weeks
ly trips from Aberdeen and Columbus to Mobile, touch
ing at all the intermediate landings.
The most liberal provisions having been made in the
appointments of the above steamer for the comfort and
safety of passengers, both regards the superior
celence of her accommodations and the efficient man.
agement of faithful and experienced officers, liberal
share of public patronage is solicited
Jan 3, 1862. 49s
JOSEPH R. & JOHN H. ECKFORD
HAVING purchased the interest of John N. Mullin
| in the firm of Weaver, Muln & Co., Mr.. Mullin
retres and the business will be continued by the sub
scribers under the name and style of WEAVER
WILLIAMS & ECKFORD S-the present firm
assuming all the liabilities of the former and are al-
thorzed to its in settlement.
WILLIAM B. WEAVER
ISAAC WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH R. ECKFORD,
JOHN H. ECKFORD.
Mobile, December, 49, 1851.
Having disposed of my interest in the firm of Wea-
ver Mullin, & Co., respectfully solicit for the new
firm, the patronage of my friends, whom will be gat
to see at the old stand, No. 25, ST. Francis street
where may be found when in Mobile.
JOHN N. MULLIN.
Dec 10, 1851.
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Administrators Notice.

/ ETTERS of administration having been granted
IL to the undersigned, by the Honorable Probate
Court of Lowndes county, State of Mississippi at the
December term on the estate of James Davis deceas-
ed hereby give notice to all persons indebted to
said estate, to forward Immediately and SETTLE
and all persons having claims against said estate to
present them duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law or they will be forever barred
e. C.. EGGLESTON
Dec. 8, 1851. 45:6t Administrator.
GQD LIVER DILL usuror a O. \ ea-z.l
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
L n.rr,1- {
Jan IT, 81.

LOWNDEs COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT, JANUARY TERM, 1851.
To all persons interested IN the Estate Of Jesse Speig,
deceased
TN the case of insolvency of said Estate, Daniel
| Williams, Clerk of this Court this day rendered
his report of list of claims that have been filed a.
gains said estate, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that due notice creditors has been CIV
en- under former decree of this Court required by
law 1t is adudged ordered and decreed that further
publication of citation, be made in the Southern Stan
dard for four weeks successfully, notifying and
ing all persons interested be and appear at the next
March term of this Court and show if any they
can, why said report should not be approved
/lzz7z=z=A> WITNESS, the Honorable Nathaniel E
"a Tss 81 Goodwin, Judge of said Court the first
A EE@AI Monday in January, A. d. 1852.
~ Issued the 12thd day ofJanuary A. D. 1852
Jan II, 80. 51:4t
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GEORGE G. MOORE.

GEORGE G. MOORE,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Corner Of Mdia ard Military Streets Near the Court Hoxssl
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
Refer to Messrs. Cozart, HUMPHREYS e. Billups; E. c.
Eggleston; o. HI. Millican; A III. Jord,n, Columbus.
Col. Geo. H. Young; w. L. C. Gerdne, Waverly.
January %, 1851. TX
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| nOD LIVER OILs-(J RUsHToN g. Co., for sale
" Columbus, Feb. 3, 1851. ]. BLAIR.
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r HAVE appointed Geo. M. Barksdale nv Attorney
in fact, transact all business with which may
be connected He is authorized to receive and receipt
for monies due me, and to pay those to whom ana
indebted REUBEN ROBINSON.
Oct. IA, 1851. 9s.at
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-17

WEAVER, WILLIAMS & ECKFORDS,
Late Weaver, MuHin d Coz
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STAPLE d FANCY DRY-GOODS,
25, st. Francis Street, Mobile.
Isaac WILLIAMS, u ooioiiious' HISS
JOSEPH R. EcKFoRD1 r,1,
JOHN I'll. EoKFoRD, { VI Ho0ioeoi' NAi's'
Dec. 81, 1851. AZ
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Administrators Notice.

DY virtue of an order made at the January term OF
ID the Probate court of LoWndes county, will, at
the March term thereof, 1852, present accounts
and vouchers for final settlement, at which time and
place all persons interested will please attend
JOHN A. CLAYTON
JAS r. HAM,
Adm'rs of The estate of Mansfield Ham, de'ced.
Jan IT, So. 51:3t
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Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the following parcels
of Land lying in Lowndes county, Mississippi,
Township 49, Range IT East THE east half of south
east quarter of section 81 The west half of south
west quarter af section 90. The above land will be
sold low. Apply to w. H. PRATT,
Admir- Of Ihos. E. Tart, dec'ed,
Jan II, '52. 5l:4t Mobile, Ala.
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Teacher Wanted. Ass
A PPLf to A. Warren, at Choctaw Agency, Miss,
Il % miles from Columbus, on the Robinson Road,
Dec. 81, 1851, asst
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TEXAS MUSKEET GRASS on hand and for sale
by LAMPKIN & WHITFIELD.
Sept. 20, 1861. s4;tf
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TEACHER capable Of teaching the Classics and
q Elementary branches can secure good situation
in the Mayhem Prairie by making early application TO
T CANNON,
s C MULDROW,
CR JORDAN.
Dec 20. 1851
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Decree Rendered
18th. day of May,
A. d. 1851.
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Jan 8, 1862.
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OHIO WEDNESDAY MARCH a 1852 4 7ae4<<II = Number
Numb,eIyaI.

constantly involved in difficulties. and his
treatment Of his wife was cruel in the ex-al
ireme; yet. by taking sdes with the gov
eminent. he was elected to the Assetnbiys
of the Bahamas, and was chosen Its sp6alc'
or about 1899. This was his last eleya-l
ton to notice; by his treatment OF his wife.i
and his continued debaucheres and serl
ductions-as no money which he could
command ever stopped his progress--duf7,
ing the years 1881 and 1882 he bscafne
so embarrassed that he was obliged to-
leave the Island, and once more returned
TO Kingston, Jamaica, from which place
in 1898, he once more came TO the United
Slaies. and landed at Philadelphia under
his true name, Lewis Carr. where il is be-,
lieyed that he Tor The last time visited CD.
Burr. and soon after died in obscnrity IN
Philadelphia Al least this is the belief ri
his wife and friends at Nassau. HI. s
Thus ended the lie of this bold and
restless spirit, which from his entrance on
public life until death, was one continual
scene Of adventures. The years he lived
"a, Nassau were filled up with intigues Of
personal character; but from the time he.
left the United States, in l807 until 83&s
he never resided in any other place than
the Island Of New Providence.
Our informant was the vice consul Of the
United States. who lives on one of the Salt
key. Bahama Islands. who read law with
Blannerhassett. and was afterwards his
partner for near twenty years, where be
passed under his true name Of Lewis Carr.
and often told this history Of his life and
connection with Col. Burr,--so thatihe
writer of this article. who was at Kingsson.
Jamaica, and at Sal,key Island last sum-
mer, one week. has no doubt Of the truth
Of the foregoing narrative. The facts and
circumstances of his connection with Col.
Burr, were: fully detailed, so that there
was no room TO doubt tha, Mr.. Blanner-
hassett was truly Lewis Carr. Heis not
now in France. neither did he ever live in
Montreal. =
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enced when saw, by Grace's dear
changing. sensitive face, that she was
deeply panied and woundeE
When this foolery had been carried to
its height, perceived Grace suddenly rise,
and step through the open window out on
the piazza. In few minutes followed
her; she had retired to little distance from
the window. and stood with her head lean
ing against the railing weeping. Stealing
softly behind her, passed my arm around
her, and whispered,
"Ah, deares, Grace-do not deny il
You love mel"
There was a, little pause-then laugh.
ing. yet still half crying, Grace turned
aside her head. and SAID,
"Alas! FKNow IT."
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From the Indiana State Sentinel.
HON. ETHAN ALLEN BROWN.

Il
Gov. Brown, accompanied by his niece,
Miss Symmes, reached our city on last Sat
urday, for the purpose of attending the
Democratic Stats Convention. lie was in
fine health and spirits. On the organiza-
ton of the Convention, he was selectedsas
one of the Vice Presidents and took his
seat as SUCH Throughout the day, he
participated in the proceedings, andin the
lafernooIl,. made afew4remarks III relation
TO one OF the resolutions. On returning
10 the Convention in the evening. he stun
bled and tell over all obstruction near the
State House, and injured his hand, which
bled freely. We saw him as he entered
the Hall, with the handkerchief around
his hand. He took his seat, but feeling
unwell, he retired and returned to hislodg-
ings. at the Capital House His hand
continuing to bleed, DR.. Means was sent
for to dress the wound. In a lew minutes
afterwards he tainted, bu, was soon again
restored to consciousness. and at the re-
quest Of the Doctor. he laid down on the
bed. In few nioments afterwards, his ,
features assumed a rigid appearance, and
life was almost instantly extinct. The
cause of his death is supposed to have
been hamorrhage, occasioned blythe burst.
ing of blood vessel.
Gov, Brown wassa native of Vermont,
and was about eighty years Of age. vi
Alter having completed a angular colle-3
giate education, he enigratedto the west
and commenced the practice OF thellaw at
Cincinnati. In consequence of his sound
and discriminating Iudgmeat and superior
legal a,rainments, he was placed on the
bench OF the Supreme Court. ,Fhis stase
ton he'held for many years, visiting every
portion OF the State. and holding Court in
all the organized counties. From this po-
stion he was transferred. by an unprece-
dented majority of votes, to the office of
Governor Of Ohio, and on the expiration
OF his term of office. hes was, chosen one
of the Senator'S in Congress from his adopt
ed State. He was afterwards appointed
by General Jackson minister 10 Brazil, and
on his return he was placed inihe highly
responsible position of commissioner Of
public lands. In 1887 he resigned that
Office, and returned TO his large and valu-
able estate, on the banks of the Ohio in
Ohio county, near. Rising Sun, where he
has since resided. lie has twice been 4
member OF the State Legislature Of lndi-
ana. Governor Brown was ne7ef marfis'
ed He leavessao brothers, and butonST
sister, fourteen years, older than himssit,a 2
and who since. his teHrements from Office,
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~ 'thssspssit Of Democracy.

81 ~. thsyspanr If Democracy.
s.t ~: EDstoR Please publish the fol.
! ~ &;hr.r 81 iice.sl < siglsslt.ss.S ~
hefe give, noGce to all who feel an
li16isrsst aih the csdsssof English literature,
lana psaasntly shs welfare and prosper
III u their country, that meeting of the
zlohyss County co,sson School Associa-
tiosf win Be held in The school house at
LsvisyilIs, Monroe county, at ! o'clock
m the siiernoon Of the FIRST Saturday in
&pIl, IL SO. \, And who will be there? Win
~ farner Be there! mo 'tsays one.
tit'S NOT worth my while 10 bother my
mind any moro about rducation My
9iSls can All read and write. and my boys
III xeIl enough educated ior farmers.' :
Hers sny friend you are sadly n,isiaken.
Farmers should be the Lest Jucate'l class
lblaauge lhey are the foundation Of all
e 64cause on them depend the des,
<iniss 81 nations; because It is necessary
( ior tIleta 10 beseduceted. IN order that they
may make better tar,lInrs. hrtt"r citizens.
and be qualified to discharge the duties Of
official stations. Then, iarmcn. will you
- 20 much towards the advancement Of
tIsiSxs cnuse as to honor us with your
pr4ssnee! " la
& sNillyou he there my i,rcdser teacherl
I What can4 ;doifsld do O.. say YOU! will
aaSker that Is asking you few simple
4aeaions: lssif not a giye,, up pointthat
misunderstanding is one of The most veXa-
sisss and adssthankaess Of all occupations
Yes. why is il sa4 Is il not Tor the
xlSnl n ass entire revolution IN the whole
sysseSso of Cur Common school education;
saotd Anniklladon Of the 4supers'itious
wiiws and actions Of ahel fople; .andsa
uniyetssl diffusion ofthe knowledge ofthe
dGiiss 81 both parents and teachers through
.reu, ,hs country? You. will certainly an.
swsr 10 the affirmative. Nov is it not
pessible = accomplish this much desired
sndi Dyes. Howl Bylaying the sub
jeet con6naa!ly tefore'she people, discus.
sing i. aud keeping it agitated until the
publicmind dshallbecome enlightenedupon
ne sulject.
:, -. !.
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THE SPIRIT Oh, DEMOCRACY,
S6sLisHEp every WEDNESDAY.
rek1fs OF SUBSCRIPTION:

q .s TEENS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
gy0eG d6Ils6 xGd 6fty cents per annnm, If paid
l6falsaucs; etkerwiss two dollars will be requir.
~, Marketable produce will be taken in p<yment.
! NopsDes WILDE discontinued, except al the op.
~ cf1hs editor, until all arrears arsxpAid.
An ktterS and. Communications sent by mail
nnx = postpaid. ~ .il
VI sD@st JOB PRINTING 6i.' iDaifi9Q
Hsseusd with neatness and dispatch al this Office,
and Il reasonable prices.
.s q. TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
i .Fqf IL wksIS mos g mos.l9 mos. u year.
!. g 9qiRfe, ~ 4. !Sl2. SO lea S5
lsIss..Is:: . ?: ;. 9: ::
15laan. 81 TO- I5. 20. 25.
g N slvs lines, o. less. win be charged as
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Z By ere. sss. I'll s m ss s,
relief tha4 ii r. other. son6nsi: - - " - s' '' m
therefore take in recommending sarpara to the
Very respectfully; ssfE;, ,r,s, '-H'owES' MD
T.. thes who saaag agerg nher
a ae H. b saa I what also may be done for As
5 $S e 'ss, three @ been q
the creates. agony pain tried remedy could for the
ysa
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Unionown Union sounty Ky May 49, lss
FROM DR.. WM 7. PRENTIss.
p sypts
as saa
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Lewisport, KY. December T. 1sa7
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John Bulls of the greatest Female Medicines
tatsa energy ssned
nd sdn @ sas
Ss hf ssn @ h hsgP
nature in duty the Whole
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was ts e. ps s
ass % Ga ssa a as s BY EN- 9 p ps tasd S ss
Of e' witch attendant with dagger Bna
prohng this crisis should be a2prd this fact avail themselves
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BETTER oE TN KY sAa hSSE OFFERED IN FAVOR
Mn JGH bg1 b ! hsss s Hesitation .al sslsye
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all further comments
FROM d. L 4 6 EbRE Fs2Faa2n ] c6sg oE CHEMISTRY IN
pound Extract Of sarsspaa and saying they
,s T. Y2DE si;fai T.
What Pyes M physisa By pp'nsnf of :n Louisville Marine
g.ss sse.s ss s.s.s ss sss ss;
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lj5fs 1ss % III AZ % u 5sEs ss
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Let every body

r. r. r.
RADWaY' S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY n EDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF TfiEWoRLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
!! viii stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS N FIVE 4ItNuTEs OR
EES6ts SEURALGio S sud BILIOUS cofIAISrs OF IL FEW
''' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
It fails in giving instant TO the oents and
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-suFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
vii @ VI q Il 5qA N 4s vi 55asIss ID n VIII
1T HAS CURED
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF 4 HUNDRED,
RHEFnATIsN hHRH1G1S IN N 52TR 62E Yt52B t52BRs.
T6s3$$zaE, Rz$EEGA II 5&T 5fgTEES sESdSR MSdrHs.
S$F$z Ef$#
$###S S$H ##$$s II $$;#$$$ $$S $Hs5'
& sfs WoGb Ro sTEs @ }GoI oE SFSaS o @
aaf ,6s hs p
ard quickly the disease.
SICK HEADACHE.
EsSs zF @
poiaonoEs acids Of the system.
PREVENTION.
& B Paa's n%a s a I III pas @ aa h " a
IN BATHING.
n @ SgS aaa 5 @ Ike ne asd Sst ab aris hhy s
prevent disease and sickness headache and boasness.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
B4RRHGA BYsEN1Ey BleonY ELuS
mnuteseheck the most distressing discharges and will speedily
remove the
NEURALGIA.
REzby Ei2f4p % in
the psn-strcken sufferer the delightful
departing pain. 1t has cured thousands of the city of
oo Th a fe READY ri ths
energy vitality, (which
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELIEYED IN FYFE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the e,euciating
pains Of Rheumatm almost instantly Persons living this city
unsonnd from toe whose on distorted with
% ss ass Sa s H hs bY fSa RE i % in in Ss @ as
thousands the city and hundreds of thousands the
United States answer ior The truth G this need
eaey REaDY REIEF for the iaen Of almost every
the Union the last four have tested themselves.
CHILL FEVER.
CLILLS STOPPED IN A FEF IHTNUTES-PALy RELLEYED
INSTANTLY.
RADwAYS READY RELIEF like all Chlla
and Fever Ii breaks imnedteywarms up
PAINS OF ALI. KINDS.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
VIZ CRATIC D. HEWITT, ,PIANOnzzz,
q z FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. 80 Camp sSsx8la

4 URATIU D. HEWITT, O,rsHNE~
a. T. FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Camp
street NswoFeaus, would respectfully requss. hs E n 4
aIrsIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Kinda
also his well selected Of
from the factories Of the frs. makers the United States
EUROPE which those of A. SToDART CO.,
Of HewYerk, Hal SON Of yewYor, and PLEYEL CO, Of
ne n3oy me knds SEhN s
of the celebrated makers the world combining all the s,e
Of and oe,aves They will be sold a
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kinds quantity.
Among others the subscriber keeps constantly hand the largest and
finest selection brought the Southern Market
which offered the reasonable GUITARS
tured by WILLIAM HALL approved SPANISH
MODELS These
stand the climate The subscribe ha had experience
the Music in the Northern eia well
thoroughly acquainted with tho mnute details Of the business His
stock the that has Southern
his facilities will
stock all kinds of INSTR uENTS LATEST
MOSTFASiONABLE MUSIC Public respectfully
invited 10 call and his stock.
fsl3 lyos EoRATio D. HEWITT, SO Camp at, N. o.