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AoCTOR BEAcHs PREPARATIONS

IL BEAciS BREAST iISAMENT -: -.
Breast spig Of Blood Night swea Oppression
the Chest Thin remedy with
benefit in ease of the
that used To that arc
ilry entirely disease enjoy
good using this Lnamsn according to
BEAcIIs FERRuGINOUS TONIC:
Chs
prevent Of the disease. l8S4 a4 Fsssg Az q
n BEAcHs, RfEo AIATIc COMPOUND:
Never give relief In ss than twenty four hours
BEAcH,s sToAACrIvE BfTTERs
This article that long aoueht for
physctc Chla all rnal
living, having bus'ne for short period IN io.
troubled with Chilli and sae Tins they
touach rsstoren R
appetite aund gives the
s ens'a' ss''si TaFAcHs ANTIcATFARTIc MIXTURE:
A certain pseniory Choler, Cholera MoIbus
etc. advertisement in another column. ~ n
~ For above rsmedes publish no esrttsats q
that they They einedes that have
Practice years with the most resus the grca
deaand Tor has induced ut
they reached by all Prepared and sold by
34s4F 2s D. BEACH, NJ. d. Chrinst and Apothecary,
. poys s,nAW Chartree and nsiomhpn sts N
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imports and stock may be fairly valued at $4,000
ban III which 5000 bales United States The following
are italics effected 1901 bales NewOreans f7S to I0O
1873 doQbile f74 to SO 7S5 do. Upland fT4 to Ell 70
do 50 to 81 $50 do. Cumana, 81 go do Per
nambuco, fIek6O.
Hamburger for Coffee remains very firm, and
large business have been done but for the higher
pretensions of hodd Sales during the week6500 bags
Brazil at az to AZ bags st. Domingo at 1916 to
SAX W ID. Opinion 70 rowing for Sugar and u some
brown and yellow Havana At N l2a II, 600 chests
brown Bahia at m III to Is TD H. Rice Is In demand.
$50 tons Carolina found buyers NJ nv to Is p 100 is.
10000 bags East India at m X Cotton remains in
vance Of 8 u to u y tb.
Liverpool October 2O-The adyices from aerca by the
steamship Africa had depressing effect the Cotton
market, and the improved tone reported laent at
the departure Of the Niagara on the 18th lost
The sales for the three days comprised 80 000 bs
which 23000 were American. The quotations Nv me
cisely the same those brought by the Niagara NJ
Fair Orleans, 6Hd Middling Orleans Cd Fair Mobnl
Middling Uplands from 5,a5ySd On the 10th nit, Ii
day the Pacific sailed the market opened with actv
demand and from its appearance at noon TINT day.
probable that from to twelve Thousand bales
sold before It's close. .ffs
dull, The Rico market firm with upward tendenc
and large business was doing $50 Z
~HTATE or TRADE-At Manchester trade and prices ha,
eonsiderabiy improved.
Tar MorEr MARxEr- Consols had advanced, closing
from l00< to l007S for money and 10oH to 1908 Il
11th Of November.
HAyaE CorroN MAnxEr.-Up to Monday, the 18th inst
received that day, hsd similar elect on the market
they had 1t liverpool depressing IT. and causing It
Its previous improved tone.
Il J
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-S~ OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRLEANs.5 .
NEW ORLEAN October 81, 1852.
aanfi0Ya Of tho


BY virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
net the Lssiaature State Louisiana, entitled
Consoate City oeun provide for the
administration i Affairs" approved February %, 1852 and Of
the fifth section the supplementary thereto and providing for the
incorporation of the City Lafayette with The City Of New Orleans
approved day purpose Of funding the debt Of
the old city, Of F Third Municipalities and City
Il Lafayette
SEALED wiz received at this Office for the exchange
equitable Of Interest," Of all unuasued Bonds
other obligations Of the old city 81 the as F Second and
Third Municipalities. city Laayst for BONDS OF THE
cry or ORLEANS dated FIRsEsuLY, 1852, at FORTY
YEARS. for ToUsAND DOLLARS eaeh payable at the oies
Of the city Treasurer with nreat attached thereto a. the
SIX PER CENT per payable in the city Of
january and in each yeas interest on obgnhenn
exchange above, DO calculated up to the s January
1883 the Bonds DO issued will commence
The Pyoposls endorsed exchange Of Bands etc.,
will opened upon the fourth Monday in each MONTH
commencing Monday the 22d o. November next, 1852
themselves the right OF rejecting my
/. - w ' Ns"' 10. coMMIssIoNERs....
II, A. D. CRoSSAIAN, Mayor.
o. DsBUys, Comptroller
y VIM II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
x WIN. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance conn,lee
Board Of Aldermen. (
Z AZ /. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
y 9s4sss 5st Y Board Of Assatant Aldermen.
b A. LAYET, Secretary. y s3s octai Y.
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BUREAU DIES CoAihdISsAIREs DE La
$ DETTE CONsOLfDEE DE LA NOUYELLE-ORLEANS.J


En- vertu de la S7eme section de racte de Ia
Legislature Lousans niuls eonsolids
Nouvcle Orleans Gouyenemen ct fAdm
approuve 10 % Fowler 1852 eide Ia sne
section inte consolder
Ia vile de- la ncorpo.aton do la vile
y1e onder 10 dette rancenne ye des
prenare ocohde Municipalities OF do la vis dc Lafayette
es seron CO bureau echarge
un tanx equitable ous les bon 6chu aurss
obligations VILE dss premiere seconde ct rosisms
Municipalities e Lafayette contre dea BoNs DE LA WILLIE
DE La NOuyEbLE-oRLEANs POUR La sOMME DE MILE
PIAsTaEs cfsAcuN DATE DU JULIET 1885, PAYABLEs
DAMS QARANTE TIslorisr de la vsavsc de
ay,o dss ooupcps POUR CENT dams
Il a. JanviG e Ter Juliet de chaque annst
r. osrtes schange, CONNIE eat DIT 81
Janyer 1858, Spoque squele ss
iutSSSIS NJ y - tnli1
~ chs chaass dsa bcns etc.
s aad d ehaaas mos dsssr do undi -
!. p..is
iiS les commissions cfiestss.
---s s,.sss ~. ooxat1ssAIREs.,
r. s. a. b. GR0esAAN. Nays II Is
20. DEBUY coot0ls1r {, -
az w. H, aAnLANp. NE 4frs n FIJI vs.
W y condss rnaasss y css.sl =.
u PEACE s.is i. Finance, au ce..u
tanaie eessnssn.ss sfse 1850 .S4 IS
! e M Asetssass, sscsA ~
-
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nroUNT LEBANON UNIVERSITY, Bien--

"
parish lathe eSerisss Of this Institution will com.
MO SDAY in March next and will " continued
without of Eleven Months Thu uoiiagme
ordinarily require four sessions for il pnS
in Ne spiss win
studies and The plan viii hs spG
Of Classical and
life shut also receive due attention o ~
fsoph, will be oO,aned a. ea;y day Az
Institution sssen. not desiring to Paas a.
poh,iec il TIE whh hsy nay
attached to the unive under the eonssof0 ~
Faculty. ~, III Z, M 4, :, IL 1.
Months TO irregular snden pursuing ems n
stsass $50 In ihs sao
reception Of Students the uassrsIy Ground and e G
present. had in
nion the first day q ths me
KNOWN tho location immediate copsuiy 70 ono i the
host nte the character Of
whom be upiyrrsty being established the entire absence 81 Al ~
% dis added tho obvious want 81 uc an
IN North Louisiana friends IN nron
md liberal patronage discerning public oe
can satisfactory replies 70 their by addess
ine COL GEORGE ROGERS Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees
Mount Lebanon, Bienvlle parish, la ~ +,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

VASASA1A1ANhS <AAAA4SAAAAAhSs
CaEscEyr OyrcE
Monday Morning, November 8, 1861. 4
COTTON weather was Indictment on Saturday, and
few buyers made their appearance in the market The
ses consequently limited 1000 bales Prices
NEW onLEAss cLAssuIcA11on.
i dsiS.,or sZ h.Sdlins FAN 1SKS
Good Middlng. Slo1s dood and Fine. MA
\. s.. cssi.s, bales. 1Sbsees, hhds
s s.ss,, g s .sss s.9 isss s4
'''' y , ziss-s5s2m 600 son
s67s2s 24796
Saturday -. (. is, 4e4-1s1S7o Coo s,s42
Stock on hand not cleared. 49,. .l76763 1885
TOBACCO--We did not hear of sale.
SUGAR AND M0LASsEs-We noticed sales Of barely
100 hhds Sugar 1t for Fair. Molasses was in
fair request, and 1000 bbs sold At ~ y gallon
FLOUR-We noticed only retail transactions at "a s71s
S4 40 for superne Ohio and ~ rs Dbl for Extra ST.
Louis. 9.fss. sysf
aRAIN-The Levee was bare Of Corn, and nothing Of
moment doing in Oats or Bran, owing to the rain
PROvISIONg-There was rather active inquiry for
Pork and prices advanced with sales 1900 bbls
Of which es bbls Clear at 49, 800 Mess without nspec-
tion S17 2o8 inspected about SIT u.s. and 20 in two
lots at SIS q bb. OF Bacon small lots Ribbed Sides
sold at TX and Is casks Shoulders in two lots 7s p
b OF Lard we noticed sales Of Is terces Prime at
loa and 1900 kegs at 1886 a fb.
RICE-some small sales at 55zf06H$ . fb.
COFFEE-Thcre active demand for speculation,
the sales reached 5000 bags including 100 bags
at H. 200 liz, s2ss Rio at 1850 at s and 100 At
| sas . IT,
WHIsKY1oo bbs Rectifsd Sold in many lots, at IS
p gallon
FREIGHTs-we heard Of no new engagement.
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Bsssr October 30 Co1rcr There 10 an increased de-
IL ths article owing TO the favorable foreign "a.
~ N l0p91 - apts Isaay " nv ~ lsss aasg
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coMMERc1AL SUMMARY.


Lireypool October 15-Corros-There has been brisk
demand during the week. which has been freely supplied
at gradually hardening prices and middng may
be auotad at about I'd p fh dearer since last Friday
Trade in Manchester continues very good and the DE-
mand quite equal to the prodnction Stock this day
55e779 bags II which S57 $40 Americsn Sales this
week. "a 1870 bags including 5000 bags
being on speculation, and 44l0 bagato exporters
pRoysrors-eef is almost neglected, and oil other ar
ticles are nominal, there being no stocks
BARxQuerctron is more looked for, and Sd dearer
On.-Sporm is wanted.
TAL,ow-Has advanced considerably, with large daily
sales ON the spot and to arrive at extreme quotations
RloE-is firm tlast rise
BnEApsruFFs-An articles have been in animated de-
mand throughout the week.
1 FLouR-Is up to 2ss for all good sweet brands,
WnEAr-Has scarcely advanced n proportion, being
more literally supplied but large business has been
Cons-Thore being no Indian Corn here, buyers have
taken freely of floating cargoes at an advance Of Cd to Is
p quarter. JAS. mchENRf.'r
= corros MOVEMENTS AT LIVERPOOL.
The receipts from january to Oct
Is, bales. \ S03gal io1s oi ~
Consumption Sss zso S5a ~
Stocks 4io,soV oeu,oo<
The advance in price at Liverpool for the week ending
October Is, was 1-16da5Sd- 5Ss
Bacon still continues inferior to the demand while old IL
going out fast and what is now offered OF inferior
advance since last weeks report while old rates are from
SIS to 5s American SOS to SIS Hams are quoted fol
ASS to 563 TO as present
Pigs has caused fine bladdered Lard to reach 5Ss to sos
while the high price Of Tallow has opersted
The Irish Provision trade is likely to receive consider
eble stimulus the government naval contracts JUS
closed show 1900 bb Beef at 3 19s Cd 800 terces a.
IS q cd 400 At E5 lis Cd 150 at f5 6s 10d and lo0
erces Pork f5 It's to Co. with 500 bbls at abou
| E3 19s.
BurfER--The market is somewhat easier, though de
cline Of 4s ~ observable The export trade although
large shipments still sent forward s not quite SO good
Prices range from 58s to 77s cool, 63l TO ID y b,
| Hayre October 13--Our Cotton Market owing 70 tn
last Intelligence from the United States and from Liver
pool continues In dull state the sales to-day amour
only to 400 bales and regards prices we consider nen
of Is to Is Sd below the quotations Of last week. wncn
| annexed: Hsstl
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M1 The superior and swift running passen-
TEXAS RANGER, MASTER having been
EcORE ALEXANDRIA and landng THIS EVENING
at o'clock r. CARROLL, 50 Union
noye y. H DUDLEY ,cor Common and Tehoupitonlas
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z'7z5 So 3 1Sf7ITf5frTfnI5IsT1Sx
"A ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ II
IS &
G&, CHARLES THEAYMB-tf1t appc1FS u
rTafE P0fTEu IL I5yS n ~ IL
44NH4 &lMl ssssl n ~ u q 4A<4x
~ - W. ~
49, sassf 5sisfs s
~ 49, = ~ ~ - esiS Ss svssfs1 II
- 49, q ~ 2SsS;S r. - - ls-
~
III Rct1nf - No. -
IL
GEAIUMGs 8 Hg0 GlECUG
THE.FLaATIN0 PALACE.
NM - sfawsn 1vnxrys 80 49, n
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NsUYcrk, October 30-Cor1os-TheC Cotton market was
dull and dropping all the weak which closed st decline
OF ne from the closing prices Of week the continued
ne weather IL giving confidence 10 large YIELD and the
increasing receipts s the Southern ports grcatr than
the present shipping demand That however iSon the
increase and will accelerated by every per centage Of
decline The sales Of the wesk ending last evening were
only 1900 bales The following are the closing prices;
Atlsntc. x Florida. Other GulfPta
Inferior 800. ....... nominal. nominal nominal
Low to good ordy... 6HO "a 6zfO 81 6X1D %
Lev 70 good mid s.zf9iox Pig, sx@loN ,9sl@IoM
Full fair to good fail. - a - 90 20 =.
Good to fne. ...,.,- "a - "a 20 -
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odd FELLOWS REST. Vaults in this
,ur a he CIV JAMES FURNEAGx seIslA.y
staifsi Rev. WiiTALl No e.
street,
go. ths bura q
child, other his the ct NAnlt vial ~
!.
ayp I, Is Ius2iTs
A11EA IONifE
TviS III 81 ha Bostd 81 pffset1sss
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OFricE Or THE DAILY CaEscENrYt
Monday Morning, November 8, 1859
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship wall (Asy 8ay JennneS
-.-'1f'e . = '' = Harris Morgan
shin Psrtbenia Shoot Liverpool ~ J PWbitnay iee
shpp Aionas,tss snrscue fivssrpooi IT BsHtsf
ans kldiisssx Pains bostop. 4 Geo W IIyasca
Ship Trieste, y " hleesy Aco
Ship Uuson, Pennell, Hoatops lsrs y gase
Ship Sharon, Glasgow, II nexter
Ship Slim IIomea, Newyork, 4 Cshsn
Ship Robt Hooper Churchill, Glasgow r Whifn~Sk eo
Span hsrk CIottIds sarschrga Daserona, Puy raig
sehr CesneIs (;oodnnnsen, Hayaua Pugs AF
se6r Veniee Fiji. IA MAI ma Ne HosssAeo
Schr Sarah, Penland, Apaiacbcon y Wood = Low
Steamer DJ Day, Phillips Montgomery. Ala
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. The packet
.hp MAY FLOWER cssbss.ss from New York il
opposite Ccnsgnee
attend Q de Of goods ths Lsves tkey w
oess $50 s-ssAs - G. c. BoGERr CO. 70 Camp street.
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24

~ FiE undersigned neg leave to cnll the at.
IGNITION ofihn citizens of Columbus, and the adoin-
ing country. 10 their stock Of
sFApA4E AND EANCE GOODS,
comprising almost every article In that Inc.
sis.N !, AAREGES, BU4tINS. LAWNS
Unghans. Calicoea, Eaces and Edgngs, and allthe
neH and fashionable styles pF)rcss Goods:
Brown and Bleaoh'd Cotton Goods Of every width
and quality; Collonades, Nankins, Cotton and Linen
Colngs and goods for summer wear.
irish Linen. Table and Brown Linen napkins LIN.
Oh Shettings, 6, 10 and iaqr. wide, silk Worsted
ard Cotton licse and hafHosa, Gloves, Mitts Hand
lsrahefs cravats suspendeFs, and articles for the
I'anl u rroat variety Also, a large stock Of new
and fashionable ready made Clothing, Cloths, Cassi-
moros, anl Festings Raots and Shoes, saddlery Chi
re-, Glass, Stone Wood, Silver Brittania, and Hard.
wara. JGralry, Watches. etc., etc
The aAoga, with their fal assortment Of goods for
plantaiea $50, Bankets xsracys Linsegs, Osnahurer
Wool Hat, &c, thoy Offer oall; more particularly
% bnse e whom they arr pnder many obligations
f3r taar IinarafpAtraAage .oF years past
4, SIMPSON II co.
RF"~-ha7, 1850. a8af.
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24
JAMES JONES e. c
eT IaE~lN

We LIFEh 60 OHPL4fNT.-Dr. III
d the inventor of the best remedy for that
disease, which hao ever been offered to the
thus describes the symptoms which indicate
dered state OF that important organ;
SYMPTOMS OF DISEASED IIyER.--Pap n
right side, underline edge ai tie ribs, increasd
pressure. Sometimes the pain is in the lett sij
The patient is rarely able to lie on The left id
Sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder 4
and itlrequently extends to the top Of the shou|
and is sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism n
arm he stomach is affected with loss Of ard
and sickncss--the bowels in general are COS
sometimes alternative with lax he head is j.
led with pain, accompanied with dul, heavy
sai.on in the back part. here is generally
! siderable loss CT memory accompanied with ia
, v sensation Of having ieij nndonc something
lgGt to haye beeu duue A slight dry c0ugliis
aes an attendant The patient coiEpa9@sI
aness and deblhty--he il easily startled his
ire cold or burning, and be- complains Of pr
'ensaton OF the skin His spirits are low al
lough he is satisfied that exercise wauid be b
3ial 70 him, yet he can scarcely summon up
tode enouga totry it In fact, lie distrns's
remedy"
Have youany oraIl Of these symptomsl Ca
purchase box of Dr. VI Lane Pills, at
June lS5l-49-ly JAMES JONES Il
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24
DISSOLUTION.

FHSHE coparnership heretofase existing q
H. tween J. j. SHERMAN Il G. W. SHEF
MAN, was this day dissolved by mutual conse1
j. ]. Sherman may be found at all times a' Y
old stand, and is fully authorized TO close ne \
siness OF the old concern. -. -
Geo. H. Harris having bozeht % re inIeIs 7
Of J. j. Sherman. thee conceTp VI lle penou'''
in future under the naguR m siyla ol
Sher.ssaif u e.a
who will Keep genAfaI u - Y,
and Fancy Dry Goods, and hsps 1zsnzsV 7 ~ y
Inuance of the patronage hetoresols !. .s','' n
to the old concern. JssJs ShEnMs..in' 4
Jan. lst, ls52-35-f Gs v. ShEh -
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24


Fortbe claims Of Mr. Blake, as Patentee, 70 the
laEire disposition Of this 1flc'e sHd 'cr he nu-
msrous and reiae lesloaiaisli he Valuable Quail
ties. thew refer % The eircgiaT Of MT Bake, con-
tainiAg information sufficient to convince the mesf
skegtisal o.. s. treat Value; abe, the opinion Of
The Hon Da Webster ts r fis validity of Mr
Bake's Psteus nd sitting .orl toe lab i,5 TOD lsEai
srosseuoa yle a Al psrs5as ggili iacar "a .rs9Er-
i8g, HsgkTg, rs iHg 1na seit7s he acne named
paint ia voiatiea ot Zig right
Fortlemse.rest they foe,ssrei act =. se.afs For
th's article, ~ rlc4maaa3 tz f1 their r.e 81 a4d
tatrt4 sal g. tHs Haf9erl 0 Ri p
ssec.s Z Oer, sse.ess Fom avn l .cetrs az
practice expefiE 10 afofatiy z-.ss.l -le sFbeat
tae cesn-sF Possessing these Ess7-l. s.'-sari.i.ss
in ttlfiua . lh1se sftlnsy cezrzs salais, such
ss Yeoa Dskre, Sa4n3sn e-lvG, Vrlstan &c.
sHt reg 1,riis 3 3 +5s Oa aat hsnes greatly di-
saiuIsbtag Tile rs<f. t.sy wound recommend TIE use
Of ,hs paint, iH ileIr.sjead
Its natuFai shades - Ss,te and Chp oate, II de-
sed can BE- changed by adding IF ether highly col
sred paints witbopt affecting ts quality For pre-
serving either Brick or Wood ok tins Paint ; su-
perior to any other, forming a moie durable and
suitable groufn work, becoming hard like Slate, ad-
ding mach to the health Of BRICK houses. aud the
durability o. the wais, BY projecting them rom ex-
ternal moisture. Especially Is ii superior TO any
other for Huls OF Vessels.
Tin roofs wel coated with this article, are the
cheapest and best fire proc roofs ia use.
Shaged roots would be msteriaIy protected from
Ere, aud renderedm durable if covered with the
same.
JAMES Jones L co.
-..ae.
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24

90. o.
He i-sais'4i'e v-''it+4 '4-
saP-'iiai .,..t. --..- mn
A-' ~. = 60
5.i 4. .-t. .ii- ..--l ..-..., ~
% ''.'' ~. 7--...... y
p. F.uli.'i 't'.=' M -l--.-t...-. =.
az .n ~. ~ -, ~ ~, IN ~
.lr Nes.. s,.'- - - -. =.
most All'U' y
-'s Use 7' DO .r--r -, To-
"'s 'h'' a. 49,. .-
1870 ,'ou .l- -. ...l ~. -.--. -
i--... III. y, sgs,s,, -,
Htns' en-, =. .....,.... s..t t..4
90 "''u 5s,.. ... a.-@~a'....
s1.l.tJ 80 -...... .i... ..u .,Js,.lri-7ro,-.., ID,
-. -. ..,. ....-.-..., b,tb n E,.ss ..t
- "a ....,-... .... ..ao,ities Of 4.'r,...
e-.1'l -, RI. ,. .-..-- I'm. ..i.,..t.s, rsl5,. IN.
a.. ...I.-..s .T-., er.5 -5srI. and
,.t., ....... .......-..+ sH.sfl. ...s ,fs go
bs,il.. 4. ..-..., ,af g.. ..rrI r-e-the l8y re-.
stored .o.sr..t. .lUanI rsuai l.p Of spirits.
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24

GtOLE agent fc Leuctla& q Nession NV p,.nos a
y ted sIver-strng Piae estes These plsiIs W., II
now used, in the North, IN preference to a v'p ~ II
struments. on account of the improvement (,
STRINGS. which are made after the new mea' '. tso
dalrano-p'asfic having fine pure pe'',m ,mne md
they keep free from any rust, and stay ~ tbsr
longer than the steel-string instruments an ha M
tore would be particularly well suited !. m y ! N
try. where the instrument cannot De tuiep : An
Just received s new silEer string Pianos, Nh
which are offered for sale on moderate alll -
dating terms, and warranted FOR seveFa' yen'
Also. Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Accordeona' i
&c. Old Pianos takeu in exchange. -
Pianos and other instruments taheq A1'a
March "a, 1852. 3e-iy.
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24

EyEVER AND AGrE, and Bilious Complaints
E Although long known as sovereign remed
for chronic cases of Ilcpatic arrangement, the pro-
prietors of Dr. M'Lanes Liver Pills were not pres
pared for the following. gratifying evidencesoi it'd
capacity and curative powers in Ague and Fever, any
Bilious complaints;
"NADIsoEpuRo, Nov 90, lSl7.
"MEssRs. KIDD & Co,--About one year ago was
laboing under a very severe attack of Ague and
Fever, but by the as, OF DR.. M'iane's i.iverPRs |
was soon restored to operectheaith, believe thento
be the 6esS faeGJ,aa Gr haiops complaints that has
ever been offered for sale IN tAts aaegsu@q rs the
country. IAMES SHARPE"
For saleby JAMES 10 Els Il co.
June 7, l35i-n4a-,y
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24

REsLANES YER AiFUih.-- iAc enycts 81 tnh
W traly extraordinary medicine are most sat
isiaclofy In all cases in which Il has heen tried
No other mnlcine has ever produced snch effects 50
instauttne0nsly Ii has emily to be administered,
aaA reliel follows as matter Of course has been
nsel p lhe practice Of the best physicians Of our
el4atry, lAl by them pronounced equal y mol SUI
aerier i any medicine ever offered Tor the expulsion
II Warns. IA II the very medicine when was
wanted iaa remark addressed to the proprIetors
daily ield the folowng
,slas may certify that we have sold DIR. Mcl.ane :
nerieaa Warm specific. IL Patent Vermiinge, the
a.. y.ag. ard il has gycu unbounded satisfaction.
Il ii % impDsition on the community, but ls what
the author recommends il To be-a universal spoehe
for those afflicted with worms.
Mup Cerex, SrEusgN Go, Sept7 - n.
F1r s4ie ~ JAMES JONES Il CO,
u ma II, 1851 ~50-ly.
FllssiI Lot OF Red Clover Seed can be Rad By
tAcailG early at
~ Al .A} Taylor 4 MccARrtYS
nHsLANES YER HIFUGE.--To Messfs
IN Kidd e. 20. Druggists corner Of Wood ~
Fagrth street. Pittsburgh, belongs the honor Of he
ug u,Eeaithe inventor OF this great remedy - oHe
1t Il the pullc. This he has done though them an
his uav ,aan before the public for more than year
1t htsbaan introduced into all sections Of the unior
nihas gwen on aides the most complete satisfaction
Where / has been tried It has pronounced the he'
ransdy OR worms ever invented. Families shot
Sever b. wthouta supply. We add the iollow'n
frani hallrails Of similar te stmonials:
Qi,wAap, SrEuBEs Go, Ky. Sept .. lsli
"I FiM 4 CQ.--We had lot of your Verm
fr,,qal can recommend il as one OF the best med
e,as4 tpF varmes we have ever had Dr. Mlane
n y. fat iN1 IN ~
erset. ]. ALLEY Il Co."
For sale
JAMES JONES s. co
Columbus Democrat., 1852-04-24
.E'he state OF 1EsssissiDpi
LflHNDkS CNEATY.

! PRoBArE CoJRr, FEBRUARY Term, 1852,
To all persons ntereseda ihe lands belonging 10 s
Estats Of Thomas T. Barrel Deceased:
ET0U are hereby cited to be and appear before the
] Probate Court Of said county 10 be held al the
CouE House of said countythe lst Monday in April,
A. D., 1854 then and there to show cause, # any
you haye why the following described lands be-
longing to the Estate ot said Thomas T. Barrett
deceased, to wit;
The east halt Of the southeast quarter of section
nineteen the southwest quarter OF section twenty,
and the south half OF the northwest quarter of
section tWentY--all in township eighteen of range
eighteen east should not be sold according to the
petition OF William Frazier, Guardian of Thomas
I. Barrett, minor heir of l'hbs r. Barrett. deceased
tt++++t Witness the Hon. Nathaniel L. Goodwin
IL. 81 Judge Of the Probate Court oi said county,
+--.4t the first Monday III February, a. D., 1852.
Issued February 9th, A D., 1852.
DANIEL WILLIAMS. CLERK.
February !, 1852. Ss-6w. P +. $40