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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
SLAVES GOING TO CALIFORNIA,

The Steamer Isabel has just left Charleston. S. c., for
Key West and Havana with SO cabin passengers and 332
in the steeagehe greater part Of them bound TO the golden
regions OF the Pacific having principally from the Up
per Districts Of Georgia. ard the counties Of Burke
Rutherford, and Mcdowell North Carolina. On her last
trip the Isabel took SO slaves belonging OF tho
passengers bound for The gold diggingon tho present trip
she had 55 and the number her next 1t is thought will
be further inceased if tho from the mines
,inue as favorable as they have been recently.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
Far Ihe Epo,y;-tr

1IN4UtTtT
Me.srs Editors-Amon tho many very important offices
which the good people of this Commonwealth have TO fill
during the present year under the Constitution there
none of more Importance than those Of the three Com
issoners who are be substituted for present Board
OF Public Works
therefore bog leave euggeet the name OF ROBERT
CRAa Esq of the county of Roanoke gentleman every
way worthy of that Office His experience and sound Iudg
nent pre.eminenty end him Of the said Com
issoners His unhinchng devotion 10 the cause OF inter
nal in the State makes him eminently descrv
Ing of IT, VOICE FROM THE WEST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
AYEk'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. lIoARSENESS. BROS.
CHlTiS. GROUP. ASTHMA. WHO0PlNG COUGH,

FSHlS invaluable re:rsdy for all diseases nf
the Throat and I.uu.s. has attained ce.
-i,y from is remarkable cures. never equal.
- any other medicine before. O'her Pre-.
ra;ions have showa themselves raliiatires,
]. sometimes effected notable cures. but none
! ever so iuily won the confidence OF every
eaunitv where il IS known. After wears OF
N every climate, the results have indispu-
shuwn IL 10 ppa.esJ mastery over tins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
ttU,1FoKD ACADEMY,

=, - i, cot :,
be in :ht -rh u! JANUARY! 's' 20 me S Of
Iy following Boar! :Gloa, wiii eFy necessary sI-
s,,u57ery and lights sSi ;"r the session Ns tTrds
Y : -. a, i.,,s p,;-, C,Ics JOHN IL. PITTS,
A~"'-ES S' C w. UPSHAW.
G. Harrison University OF Virginia; Col H.
= I,,in4 Military las.u:e: Faculty Q! William & Mary Col
Ian o-cp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

Dr.. VIM s. Plnmer the former popular preacher In this
city, will lecture the Athenaum tonight. His strong
gaep of mind and vigorous eloquence will invest any
ee with nteres-and he WILL doubtless be greeted by
large and admirng audience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

The joint resolution nominating General Houston for the
Presidency has been engrossc In tho Texas House. but q
voting In the negative.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
yIRGIYiA LAND OFFICE,

}
,,;iy 20 ;hc Code OF Virginia Of i9 page i9l section TO-
h make known. all whom may concern that II ap
r. certificate ,h- eschea;or OF the county OF Page da;ed
ISL and received into the Land OIhce on
l., January, lS that. by request held on the 2sth day Of
! lot OF ial lying IN the county Of Page, adoinns
Ia Nuakcs, Philip iocc, &C. and containing ,hlry,hree
n 81 winch Robert Srck.r died seized found eschcated
) ro.nmrnwea;i -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

The stockholders Of the James River and Kanawha Cor
pany met again on Moaday night but no quorum being
present, they adjourned sine die
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
THE WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.

Judges Taney and Daniel dsseued from opinion OF the
last u s. Supreme Court declaring that the bridge OBJ
structon to the river The majority of the Court also held
that Pennsyvan through her public works. has been In
ued because the navigation of the Ohio has been obsuc
led and that being so injured Pennsylvania has right
claim that Court of Chancery shall order the obstruction
be removed In vndcaon and protection of her rights Ii
further forth that the obstruction chiefly operative
TO seven packets plying between Psbug and Cincinnati
whose passage under the bridge at few feet above the
dinary stage WATER seriously nerfees wh and some
times entirely prevents. These boats of two hun
dred and thirty running between tho points named carry
one-half the freight and hreofourhs Of the passenge
The opinion further declares that lowering chimneys
hazardous and expensive and therefore tax
and that shortening the chimneys would reard the
speed Of the boa and subject the owners TO severe
nua loss The Court decree that the bridge must be eevu
ted the height Of hundred and eleven feet Instead OF
nuey,wo feet, at present. with span OF at least three
hundred feet Dir Reverdy Johnson who Is OF counsel for
the Bridge Company moved modification OF the Decree 80
allow draw to be inserted which, he argued, would
obvate the obstruction One of the Judges n,msted that
suit law would be necessary attain the desired object
This application will probably be granted at all events
something calculated accomplish the obec Should
i, not be- legislation will probably be reso,ed defeat
the decree.
On this important subject publish from the Wheeling
papers, the following interesting letter from the representa-
tive in Congress, from that District:
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
January 81, 1852
Dear Sir: regret that any excitement or alarm should
preya 10 relation to the fate of the great Of the
age which has been erected the Ohio by the enter
pze and industry Of small city as Wheeling do not
fear that the good and patriotism Of Congress will per-
mi, it's destruction The whole matter s undoubtedly un-
der it's CONTROL The decision of the Supreme Court simply
arms ha, rivers highways under the jurisdiction Of
the General Government New and startling ns this doc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

James Buchanan, Esq, of Pennsylvanil, reached Rich
ond last evening" TO spend few days with Judge Jno 7.
Mason, of his colleagues in President Folks Cabinet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

J. W. Randolph has sen, budget Of erceen, steel
pens-he "Albata" and the crcuar point" We prefer the
fnrtpc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
SH. PARKER. Rec. Land Office.
b rDw ARD LANE A Nd

/ pHESENrArlyE OF JOHN BOWLES, DECD.
NuTCE-That the 2lst day OF February next shall
move Circuit Chsncey for The County OF fenrico
docket .ui,laey pending in said Court where
William nc: plaintiff and Edward Lane and John Bowlcs
re .uta sa also that said shall proceed III
, gla.r .. administrator ei the said William Petit.
K. W. ASHLIN.
sr 3r-cw.S Administrator OF VIM. Peuil. decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

ARREST OF SUPPOSED MCRDERERSO OF LEHMAN
p.u ,pp,puIA Frs 1.-Two men have been arres!et
here TO dsy and Identified the murderers Of young Lsh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

SAILING OF TaE NIAGARA
New Yoax FEs 1.-THE steamer Niagara sailed to-day
for Liverpool with 1858 600 In specie. .,.- r.,r ~.
The Pacific has not arrived yet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
|SOSA MILLS, Si:eI

o OAAyiAAIEL MILLS, Sle,!r ui The County Louisa.
az administrator cf Ludlow Bramham DECD ana
ersnua! REPRESENTATIVE o Edaugd Brown notice,
,ay F.bruary shall the Circuit Court
asc-:y :he Couny ci ieurro aGmiI ME party
l.l IN SUI, lately pending therein which Johnson & Lewis
Plaintiffs ard Lui Brana.I and Edmund Brown de-
n g,-cv.y GEO S'rlIINAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

a bill hos passed both i.nchcs VI tie Legislature OF
pnnryvnnIa and bern approved BY the Governor, hina
guage u uture rail roads 10 De ouit 10 Penn
.yvnpf,ehe cuage ot Of the rail- roads
quilt and owned by the State.
bill providing for the exclusion Of free negroes from In
iiana has passed the Senate Of that State bill has also
been reported making provision for the colonization OF tho
negroes in ihs Stale.
The Pnilaclpia papes chronicle the death OF Mr. Adam
Fcsfedt aged and highly respected resident OF na Guy
The United States Mint and made many important improve
Insnls in the operative machinery OF Iaal estaoshmsn
which since been generally adopted ooh IN '!s cono
try and Europe.
he fishermen on the Potomac preparing 10 commence
onerations as suon the removal ot the Ice vi" permit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

PHILADELPHIA FEE. l0-The Walnut street Theatre was
sold al auction to-nght for S43, 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
BALTIMORE MARKET5-FEH

BALTIMORE MARKETS FEE. IL.
Flour-unseted holders asA 81 81 small sales al 81 -
Whea,-Red 90 SO e,s Write IS l02. Covn-Whits %
q SO. Yellow go cts.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Fxs !
FourSa,e brands 81 5t Southern White Corn Ifo cu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13

THE RELEASE OF JOHN $. TelkhSHER.-"e ars
ratified 10 hear Information has been received at the
Department Of of the release o john 5. Thrasher
Fy..,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-13
ARREST OF A MAN AND WIFE ON THE CHARGE


ARREST OF A MAN AND WIFE On THE CHARGE
OF MURDER
ALBANY FEB l0-Sneriif Van Hyck arrived In this city
rom Rochester in search of III. murderers OF Mr. Anthony
whose body was discovered Monday in an old barrel
ew days ago prior the discovery. man named Morris
and his family who had been boarding ~h The deceased
ef, for this city, made application to the emigration
.gent Tor passage New York, pleading destltuon he
cnl them to aimouse where they were found by tbs
sheriff this morning.
ened in their sixty three dollars and Two Keys known
% have belonged To tho deceased On the was likewise
found large knife with edge Eeen as rHzori
.un,osrd 10 be rho instrument Of death. Morris and hs
M are about IS Of age, and have two children er
,bout ten wears and infant six month, old.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-08-14
]. Z. MALSCHILD-
D, Ep..upE.s,a strees---Ygo!,ige.

sW Esa-AtsEk<3a aEsst.g~~"IAGgsEEG,
COLE agent for Leuchete & Newton's New Patent
y ed Silver and Steel string Piano.Foftes These
Pianos used, in the North in preference to all
other instruments, on account Of the Improvement by
the STRINGS, which made after the new method
of Get0aaop plastic, having fine, pure bell-lke toneer
keep free from any rust end stay in tune much longer
than the steestring instruments, and therefore would
be particularly well suited in the country where the
instrument cannot he tuned often.
Just received new Silver-string Pianos, Octavos,
which offered for sale moderate and acconnoda-
ting terms, and warranted for several years.
Also--Gutars. Volips Flutes, Accordeons, Music,
&c, &c Old Pianos taken in exchange.
CPianos and other Instr nsntS tuned and repaired
April 10th, 1852. lily.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-08-14
NEW OARR1A9N SDDS
WOLFINGTON & GoTKINs
(IlIain Street--in front Of tie Columbus Fonas,
COLUMBUS. MISS.

ii or as Mariners for the purpose of con- 60
dncting the above business. and havinoA~E E
prepared themselves with a large and conue
Ware-room and ether large shops are now ~.
to make to ORDER any kind of work in their - nv
business. that their friends and customers ma, &
purchase They will keep constantly On hand a.
sortment of Bugpvs and other articles for sale L.
cash
HAVING first zefa,,f.0 nersonaIly. and bor.b. 81
material ~ The Ny-ffz,,i cr5si.' flc7- 'seT So,
taeyf- thar, :. a.tr 3 .s -. rs q. T. b.
a. 49, ,.,E a---.. ~. E- ..-,... -
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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-08-14
DIR. GRAINS
Nav %, 1862.
Committed.

a. To the Jail Of Lowndes county, Mssissipp..
"a the 9th of May, by Jno K. PIERCE, Esq, p
81 and taken up as runaway slave by William &
s. Cox, negro who says his name is ROLAND,
and that he belongs to Maj. Cathey. of Marengo CO..
Ala. was sold to him by Henry Williams, negro ira
der from North Carolina.
Said negro is about 81 years old, feet or inch
es high, dark complexion, weighs about $50 pounds,
middle finger the right hand off at the second joint
and had on when committed black silk hat, black
drap d. etc dress coat and white linsey pants,
The owner is requested to forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away, or he will be
dealt with according to law.
l.. II. WILLEFORD
june b, %. 19-tt. Tailor.
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L. o. o. f. COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL

THIS Institution viii be opened Monday the 9Th
day of. April or soon thereafter as possible
The Trustees have employed as principal Rev. Mr..
CORBIN, who is qualified in an eminent degree for
SO high and responsible station; and they recon-
mend him to the public being entitled to their con-
fdence andpatronage.
The Principal is assisted by Mr.. THOMAS C
WEIR andNIr THOMAS B. BAILEY, both of whom
are gentlemen ofeharacter and undoubted qualifications
This School fills vacuum in community long
since needed medium halfway ground between
common Schools and Colleges and the Trustees are
determined to make it second to of its class
the State. and expect in short time to be able to give
such education will qualify for any station in life
The year viii be divided into two terms of FIVE
months each, commencing the first Monday in
March and September respectively.
The rates OF tuition per session are follows,
be paid one half in advance.
For the Elementary English stuttes, such as Grams
mar Geography. Arithmetic. Philosophy &c. $50 90
For Mathematics and kindred studies, together with
the Languages, Latin. Greek, &c. &c, S25,o0
GI3Should there be sufficient demand for prilna-
ry department, twill be established and competent
teachers employed. s. B.MALONE, Past. s.
E 0. Fl. GRINNELL, jSec'y,
Columbus, Miss, March Is, 1852. Tx
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! OTTLEY &c TRAVIS.

Have received and opened their
SPRENG q SUMMER STOCK OF GOODS
which makes their assortment very complete. The,
invite the citizens of Columbus and surrounding coun
try to call and examine for themselves, they are de
terlnned to sell on as liberal terms as any house ii
the place. Their stock embraces the following goods
Fine printed Tissues, Every pretty)
Grenadlones, rich and beautiful,
g Tissue robes
Assortment Beregess all prices; Printed Organdys
do Organdy Robes, very rich; Berege Delanes
and Chaifes
Black Gre de Rhine and Brocade silks
Mourning Lawns; printed and dotted Swiss Muslin
Embroidered Swiss Robes;
Printed Jackonets, fine assortment; BLK Bombazine
Brocaded and gauze Neck Ties;
Embroidered Sleeves, beautiful assortment;
Lace Collars and Cuffs; Napoleon lace Capes;
sIsfk lace Points; Bfklace Mantillas;
Dotted figured and checked Swiss Muslin;s
Linen cambria Handkerchiefs, plain and embroidered
Silk and cotton Hdkfs; IS =
French. Scotch and American Lawns;
Bishop Lawns; Grass Cloth and Skirts;
Bonnets. variety; Wreaths and Artificial Flowers
Gloves and Misc every kind,
PIN and fg'd Bobbnett,
Thread Lace and Edgings;
Ribbons of every descriptions;
French Eng. and American Prints, all prices;
Scotch and American 6 inghams; Hosiery &c..
Linen Drillings;
Bro. and yellew linen and Lin Duck;
Irish and Table Linens; Beaehed and Bro Holland
French and Eng. Blk ,Drap DEte: cettonace;
Chambrays, Canblets and Nankeens black Alpacas;
Fringes, Braids, Tape &c. Apron Checks; Tckings;
Blk tahby Velvet; Blend andBro. Canton Flannel;
Ready made Clothing, good assortment
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings;
Bleached and Bro. Domestics;
Cotton Osnabnrgs, a heavy article.
Choctaw Stripes andother goods for servt's clothing;
Large assortment of Gents and Boys fashionable
Hats of every kind; Umbrellas and Parasols;
Saddles, Brides. and Martengiliss Saddle Bags,
Whips, &c; Travelling bags and Trunks;
: Boots and Shoes, good ASSORTMENT;
China, g lass, land Queens-ware; Looking Glasses;
Hardware and Cutlery, good assortment; Compri-
sing all kinds Of Carpenters and Forming Tools, and
double Darrell Guns, Woodward &C.. &c.s And all
other articles usually kept in their line, which they are
at all times pleased to show tosthose who may favor
them with call. - s-s - gssss
!. Columbus, March 81, 1852. 8:
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n-x. rrm. Ky, April ., 1851

z
GLNrs-Y I. Ven has a aatlorln no such
wonderful lu.ts y sfs Ab5 lsll, lLat t~taEn9s
refrain IRON. with. u. rmine you Of cae
that has occurred recently. A grown negro "cuAan
who had been unable touofk and was in p6ar health
for several m9nths, by aGyice took Two vais o Fer
mifuge, and in one ity---x JIih Twelve houss
wards--she began 10 yojd lrnls, seine u enJrniols
size. The number passed you'd scarcely be creaIec
by any VIII diG No KID ~ .i facts: her -ter
Though there was ea,--in-y ne bunittd and 4 y :.
tw5 lmn5red VIM. TAYLOR
HEYwooD Co., Tenn, JANUARY, 1871
By common consent, A 3. Fahnestock's Y nj
fugc i Acknowledged q be a-ssandard article in rs
section OF county; M il opinion can serve anF
good purpose, RELY say thai, consider it much
the best Fermi'uge in use; prescribe it regulariy
in practice, and with almost uniform success, and
sell more OF 1t than OF any or all other similar pre-
parations put together. HOWELL & TURNER.
Druggists and Physicians.
SALvIsA Ky. January ~ 1871.
A. B. Fahnestocks Vermifuge used this
remedy Tor the last years in large and extensive
practice, can confidently and Unhesitatingiy recon-
mend it as the most safe and certain anhelmntjc
er offered to the public ROBERT A. NELSON, N D
HEywoop Co., Tenn, Feb'ry 4, 1851
/ hereby cert y, that enc my servants. a woman
about thirty years cd sick and under the care
skillui doctor, md continued - get worse when
was induced 10 believe that she under the nil,-
ence cl worms. l sent t. WoyGv!Iie ara procure
SEINE OF yCnr Verniluge from. NJ. q. H. Bradford.
and gave to her, which expelled thu greatest quf
ty of worms saw, after which she ntir " re-
covered. l.. 5. Ma. KILN
TIPPAH CO., VI S., Janu'sy %, 1851
GENTS II have used your Vermituge Tor several
years, and we'll pleased with It's effects. | have
frequently seen from fifty to high four hundred
and seventy-fve long worms come from child, from
taking it. believe none is superior to it.
]. B. ELLIS, NJ. D.
For sale by JAMES BLAIR
Also by TAYLOR s. MCCARTHY and J. JONES & Co
Oct. %, 1851 3S:x Columbus Mss.
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LOOK Ar THIS.

pos SALE-The well known and valuable
j. framed Store-House, on Main street, now oc-A~-
eupied by Messrs. Stark g. Davis. Also, the lafge
and comfortable brick dwelling on st. Mary's street.
now occupied by ]. c. Ramsey, together with ou'
houses and everything necessary to make it desire,
pie residence, being situated in the most beautiful -.
heaithy part of the town of Columbus, Miss ~ -
o40 acres of Land, situated on the Military ROAD, u
Fayett county, Ala, 90 miles from Columbus, anu
miles above the Military Springs, it being tie pia'
where William B. Wilson formerly resided. ri.
The undersigned, agent for the heirs Of W. "a
son. wishes to sell the above property for casa o.
negro property. All persons wishing 70 make 80
investments would do well to call and examine a.
property before purchasing elsewhere. Aappy y -
undersigned, or to VIM. L. Herbs at his ofhce:
w. w. OXSHEBk.
Columbus, May IS, 1852 io.sA
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Another Scientific yyonGeF!!
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
DIR HOT EfTON'S

ID kR ~ 9 G. eS II Il q n >
THR TRUE DleE>rIvE
SS 80 - Fun, Or GAsTRI JuICE.
sFg - AZ - prepared from R=nnet, or
90 % the fourth Stomach of the
I f#k S"sszs~ssEs - OK, after directions of Ba-
!. u ron Leibig, the great Ply
1. sioegieais Chenst, by ].
S. HoUGRToH, II. D, PhiladelPhia. Pa. This is d
trulywonder.ai reinetJs for Indigestion, Dyspepsia
jaundice, Liver Compliant, Constipation, and Delhi
tv Curing after Natufe's oH Il method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Half a teaspoonful
of FEPsIN infused in water. digest or dissolve re
pounds Of roast BEG IN abOat t1oo hours out of the
stomach
Pepsin istlie chief eisrent, or great dgestne prin
ciple ofsthe Gastric Jaicehe solvent of the food
the purify preserving and stimulating agent of the
Stomach and ntestines. It is extracted from the d.
gestye sfomach:of the Ok, thus forming an Artificial
Digestive Fluid, precisely like the natural Gastric
Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing COM
plete and perfect substitute for it. By the aid of this
preparation, the pains and evils of indigestion and
dyspepsia are removed, just they would be by a
healthy Stomach tits doing wonders for Dyspeptics,
curing cases OF debility. emacaon, nervous decline,
and Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to be on the
verge of the grave. The Scientific evidence UPON
which tits based is in the highest degree curious and
remarkable.
Scientific Evidence.-Baron Liebg in his celebrated
work on Animal Chemistry, says An Artificial Di-
gestve Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice, may be
readily prepared from the mucous membrane of the
stomach of the Ok. in which various articles of food,
mea. and eggs, will be scned, changed, and digs
ted Just IN the same manner as they acOd be IN The h
man stomach. !"
Call on the agent, and get description circular,
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific evidence,
similar to the above, together with reports Of remark
able cures, from all parts of the United States:
1t is great Nervous Antdote, andpartieularly use
full for tendency to Bilious disorder LIVER Complaint
Fever and Aguf or badly treated Fever and Asu5,
and the evil effects O Qunine, NJ ury and che.
drugs upon the digestive organs, idr oDgs cknsss
Also, for excess in eating, and th loo rec Us az ~
dent spirits. Il almost reeon>i.es hso5t& Hth nj
fTraRcs.
D.. Haughton,s P ps.n 5 prepared Powde. and
n luia tra-anG IN qaassrip viis foc tn u.s. IF
Physicians
Private ercutafs taf use o Physicians my -
obtained Of DE- iieueAl9n his agents, describing
the Whole process O Paration and giving the
thorlties upon which the claims Of this remedy
are based As it is not secret remedy no objection
can be raised against its by Physicians in respec-
table standing and regular practice. Price-$l per
bottle Sold by JAMES BLAIR, DRUGeIsT,
April 10th, disability. Columbus, Miss
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-08-14
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
WE.RINLll!FlUG
THE SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE
REMEDY FOR WORMS
FIT AT Has EVER REEN DJSCOVEREDt
FOR WORM

THIS preparation has stood the test of twenty
two years trial, and is confidently recommended
as safe and efectual medicine for expelling worms
from the system. The unexampled success which has
attended its administration in every where the
patient was really afflicted with worms, certainly rem
ders it worthy the attention of Physicians.
We beg leave to call the attention Of the reader to
the following testimonials in favor of A. b. Fahne
stocks Vermifuge all of them given voluntar-
ly, and the originals be at our ofHee--nonc
of them have heretofore been pub shed.
g. a. FAHNESTOCh 4 co.