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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

ignorant and contemplate, 10 lave any pafi 81 loi
d. the mat.cr.-Nho IS Gen. H. a bank prosl-
dent which bought the othce o, the L. States
Branch Bank IN CharltStuu;--ho also informs "a
that Mr. Bdde has conducted towards HIM Ia the
mos, satisfactory manner m fact proves himself
dly1,cc OF tie L. ;. Bank; and revier OF our
late beloved president condemnmg his every act,
M relation TO the bauk-why 50 much haste, Gen.
you say that IN four months from the hrst OF Sep
TENDER the Constellation of the |. ). can he 50
amended, that eur currency Will be placed on
basis Of prosperity and security which uust wtll
be lmrerl>hable.n
Was such indecent haste Why not make
TIN, fr,ta question before the people that, the
rtprestntatves of the several state Legisla-
ures shall be instructed upon that point ! would
think, that decent regard lo our form OF gov
eminent, would prompt some appearance, of CIV
ng the people an opportunity Of expressing an
opinion upon a subject 50 grare.-But your COM
promise and reconciliation, reminds me very
mucS aia circumstance, which uansplroj within
the last tlly years, between down-easter and
an acquaintance of mine the dlwn-easter had
preferred claim against gentemea prcdicated
upon most Fraudulent transaction, which was
contested, aud the matter was frequently brol up,
tho rs frequently contested; al length my ac-
gur,utanCo authorized a friend to adjust the mat.
ter, N order that he might be ircci from the
hurassug opportunities OF has lIaudulaut claim
ant lhc freud, finding 1t somewhat improbable
OF an adjustment, abandoned t., whcUupou,
doWneastos applied to me, as an agent GA hts
part To bung about a rtcoHc3hUtog and com.
promise The natter | asked for the terms, on
Whchl should reconcile and compromise the
moucC--"Nhy guess, he must pay the hull
amount, and give me cea rect for twelve
months bord into the barganr.' Now the spun,
of reconciliation and iorboaraucc which you speak
OF, | cannot see; II is what The Bank advocates
| have at all times proposed Tor they have at all
/ times been willing to accept a chatter with such
notifications as Congress might think proper to
"aposc;' bat you 90 further; you say, that the
| government shall own but one eighth pant OF the
stock and exercise only one sixteenth Of the
power ~ clecuug duectors.--l h!s Is IcconclIm-
! ton and COMPROMISE with vengeance to it.
| And let me once more ask, who Is 1t that thus
/ advises Us or rather the Congress and tie
promaeai Eaak presidents, whoae 10 do every
thing ncedul we the people good unoilcndma
! souls, know nothing consequently ha nothing
/ to car.--And to bring about all these things.
Gen. II. says that BidJi's Baah as the raitag
! point. Can any man doubt bl- that Gen. H.
: hostile to the great principles which the people
/ have supported, and now do support. II there be
any one doubtful, viii give another quotation
olho' quotation forms the greater pau Of tins
communications to those whose doubt his hosaI-
ity to the people and their administration Of the
/ | r,i4r ii l.
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Honor, having been cas-, of by John Bel, Is
bou, 10 return to the democratic tod! We be
iao Union to be more explicit; to tel Us VI
Bel! did aud SAID, after the .ecen; election, o al
concerning Judge White Can it be true d.
John Be.-the very man who worked the vl
fox BddIe, in bringing the Judge cut as can.
date ior the presidency has cas-, lin OF ".ihc
loa'hsome weed, 49, Loa'ayjHt .2dre.ti5e.
From he .Nasirile Union.
JUDGE WHITES LETTER
The following letter, from Judge White ue pu
ltsh with pleasure as We CONCEIVE the views
forth "a be politically orthodox and also as il CO.
firms the assertion which We mace some wee
suce 'hat Judge White MUST BE 4 cooD v
EyEES EAS, IN other words must Of necess.
act win he Republican party IN HE uex c.
grcssi ms commitment upon all tie .uadauei
doctrines advocated, and opinions eniehaircd
thc Republicans oilhc United States, beng a.
a. cannot be eyadcd without loss Of characi
moral and political But We fam hope that &
Judge 10 governed by Il motive superior to that
the mere prcsenationof hls coas.tency and
John Bel and has party here haze since Ire eli
non openly repudlatcd hon, We indulge tie plc
pect Of seeing HIM again IN the rDuks OF Ills d
friends with whom he had long acted, with vhc
bus protested principles are cougcnal; and fro
whom Tx was sedaccd by the unpuueipicJ a
ambitious, who first cmLlileicd bis mind again
hs best friends, aud having USED nm as an iasu,
ment to accomplish then dishonest purposes, %
cast hu 81 as dead uceht upon The part
How ought those conductors Of the press to bin
for their Inconsistency II nothing worte) ISL
making The bank question their hobby, have us
the name and Influence Of Judge White to fm,hr
tdcr interests, when he was tAocA to be opro.t
IA to'o, to The existence Of sush an Institution.
KNOXVILLE, July path 1887.
Dean SiR;--Your favor dacd lS,h instea
/ wa, received by lde mad which arrived here "a.
yeslofdg, and VITA pleasure send you an INN
dtac answer.
}ou recollection Of tho contents Of my lets
to Mr kncamuan Z, correct ihc1 stated an
yet believe, CONGRESS- HAS NOT II
| POWER TO CHARTER 4 BANK, coaf
ring upon il The power to do business within
limits Of any Of the States.
| Should national bark 1t any time be fou
4 ludspensabl1 necessary, have heretofore sd
and yet believe, Conrosa hes the power 10 ctai
+ ter oac to do business IN the District Of Cot
/ 5ja, and that dt} could authorize such bank
( connect itself with one Or more banks in c...
/ State vuh the consent If me resnectiyo S,s-
and ht through such a district hank tbps c,.
,'7o'e1 , ~" 49, '.'..'- ~--,
towards iHcoP'H8 a sound ana UNIFORM curief 70
g"1 ''c'N',iS' So'''y "''P'"g' ai,a convene i
G'sIn's'aI 'Ae foo"c "o",os' eouo Y az syn 3
I y I ,. ~ !a.ousa N"''oal D"HN. o. ...
lunar D'a'.N'''',
HUGH l.. WHITE.
D 4. CArs.nAw, Esq.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09
NO o

MyIERY.-We copy the following remark
and the annexed letter Of Judge White from L
Nashville Union Of the 18th inst. II Is slrane
Ihatlhe Judge should, at this late day, seem
hesitate with regard to the expedlency Or coast
tutoualiiy Of a national bank. For what b.
John Bell been labonng for he last three year
We confess ae are puzzled. Both the letter
the Judge and the commentary Of the Union on
are neNphcablc. The Judge iadueclly deuit
tia, Congress can cons;tuiionaly establish u
tiona! bank, and the Union mumales that Ii
Honor, having been cast of By John Bel, Is
bou, 10 return to the democratic tod! We b,
She Union to be more explicit; to tel Us vi
Bell Did aud SAID, after the secen; election, o al
concerning Judge White Can it be true d!
John Be.i--the very man who worked the VII,
fox BIdde, in bringing the Judge cut as a can
date ior the presidency, has cast lin OF "hc
Ioa,hsome wccd,' LoaissjHe .!dee.a5sf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-09-09

Important. We learn from Jerome's Bnlio-
tin, that Mr.. Van Buren, has madoa demand Of
Great Britain through its Minister, for me re-
lease Of Mr.. Greely, now in Frednckton jail
North America possesses the largest rivers
largest lakes, greatest cateracts widest praIrIes,
profoundest caves, biggest canals and railroads,
wisest statesman, prettest girls, and rankest rat
tlesnakes, in the yarth, as Lord Duddary calls It.
Who would be fool enough to be born IN any 9TH
or quarter OF the world
Don't you take newspaper!
No never.
Oh! cant talk with you then. Iou know
ao,hing.--F Y Ke-7l3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

CHOL EkA.-Ifyou to prevent an attack OF ChoIe-
STOMACH AND BOWELS There i no danger ri need a. a.
sy w %f a Be
s@f II fs "ss E "a y
kead what best 10 be done in Asatc spamodc Cholera
WHAT IS THE BEST TO BE DONE IN in AsrArIc
Cause OF The cause the real Of Cholera is
HeeIM6ai6ts STATE s 81 AmR h RhGoksAHLS
the ami bowels. by the the climate and
casual alterations Of the atmosphere acting upon the
10 such state the system these corrupt tenacious humors
obrgc choke up cenvuse ad paayze what may with truth
SEAT OF LIFE,
the regions o the heart aaa stomac thereby In I've
sinking othe pulse to the cessation Of all energy finishing
sPAsMs OF DEATH
From these facts must be firmly convinced that the way
TO prevent these cramps dreadful spasms and
miserable sickness and prosraton Of all the faculties
CLEANSING OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS
with some P .y sis T9 pT5gssve the
81 xTTxck
are thus
Those discerning and prudent persons who have adopted
this course have never had regret the
of almost all its terrors and by continuing the purgave plan
will be cured in twen,y.four hours
Is there any with such high claims 10 public confidence
REANDRETH rILLs'
Experience answers NONE.
person who had recourse them the purposes
above named
DOSE OF FILLS,
As ceanser from two to ten, fifteen, twenty more in
hne carry principle upon which these Pills
EFFECTUALLY PURGE,
IN THE CHOLERA,
Let large and repeated doses-say fifteen twenty
urgency Of symptoms shall indicate, drinking freely
hot brandy and pure brandy accord
ing the feelings Of the suffering patient require.
These directions be adhered 10 until
POWERFUL CALCULATIONS
shall have taken plsce-then all
DANGER WILL BE OVER
II will be afterwards severe with the Pills IA
such TO slow ina body 10 recruit itself
Several doses r will probably he returned FROM the
mach hut this not bad gnperseverance will obvate this,
stomach will be sufficiently elcansed retain them.
very excellent plan TO put or pills in brandy and
observe-NO CHEMIST sells the GENUINE BRAN
DRFTHS PILLS Thousands Of counterfeits out
all who want the Pills. let them purchase only Of the
agents. aul24wf
DEACH OKCsAKD AND r.nUrLk iLi.
III COAL-Ransom Titrevlle 60. offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard kill coal al the cid asd well known
Clinton coal yard No 15 Monroe between Rutgers and JEFF
son streets warranted to he Of the best quality and free
aie-evered any part OF the city at the following
reduced prices;
Broken and screened, and egg size, seocper' ton
Nut W do
Lebigb, $50 do
Orders received through the pest Office and our box at the
office Of the Wall and water seet or al
'hs coal ward WILDE promptly attended 20, ,o,.u
~ B.-Coai by the cargo 81 Is per ton OF z24o lbs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19


ed but as they are both said to have plighed their faith
they do not receive general attentions Their SWANS
here too revealing in their requed love happy ar.
rangement among parties that has heretofore existed
only in Suspicion sno longer question. Doct E---c
has renquished all pretensions the enchantress in
consideration Of undisputed sway with Miss P
who, though beautiful is possessed Of well pro
portioned form, rounded with graceful funess mild
blue eyes, and mouth Of placid sweetness.
The Doctor has travelled much, seen almost every
thing curious and every body distinguished in foreign
cmes, and although very good natured being, / am
constrained say he is quite the person he ought
be for the husband Of Miss P. There is no dis
putting tastes,' however the wag said when he saw
an urchin eating crab apples soaked in lamp oil. An
arch young girl remarked to me the other day, that
having seen a very beautiful Scrap Book Of the Doc
tors collected during his travels abroad before she
saw the owner, whose name appeared upon the cover
she expected gentleman of intellectual vsage
elegant manners refinement Of in fine striking
person. the bean ideal Of adys man. but sadly dis
appointed as she thought him the quntescence Of
thing particular"
But she is wit and a satrist and her opinions should
he received with some grains Of allowance.
know the Doctor, and although he is awkward in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19
GuiIford Point.
MARINE PAVlLION.-Ths delightful

MARINE PAVILION.-This delightful summer re-
~ treat now open for the reception Of company ior he
season Being situated directly the sea board renders TINS
place very healthy location also pleasant suatoD,
bathing.
Terms-sl per day, @ per week The bar well stocked
with choice wines stahling conmodious
~ ~ Carriages In illness all times the arrival
Of the steamboat al New Haven convey directly
TO the Point. aul2 6w~ RfCVARD WELD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

~ IL. COPELAND, IS Courtlandt ST., respectfully
informs the trade that he has hand and constantly
<M receiving fresh supplies of haters plush and trim
mngs fancy colored pushes for ladies' hornets. Silk
hats and caps at lolesae.
Also, aquanty OF English fur and English coney fur
bodies accommodating terms. aus Inns
uTS-BOOTS-EO S.-Fashonable pri-
up ced Boot Store-H. NEWELL respectfully informs the
public that ne has taken the Ne. "a Canal
Wooster where he intends keeping general assortment Of
mems and boys boots which he offers wholesale and retail
reduced for cash. Just received from his few
OF French boots prime article tor which
he offers at the reduced price Of $500.
r. B. Constantly on hand, boots fer $3.50 and S2.7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

RLEACHING POWDERS The subscribers be.
- ing agents for the sale OF BOYD and Sons "Choate Of
Lime In the United States supply dealers and consumers
to extent, the lowest market prices For purity and
strength they viii be found fully equal any manufactured in
this country or in Europe.
J. CAMPBELL PERSSE.
nd. No Mass.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

l$H RssOWS a. CO.'S ON.
EM ST0RE.-The subscribers, since I
Aeseaimed at furnishing the public with
stantial HAT Of the most graceful form, at
price Of So. They can now say that thei
crowned with triumphant success. The
by them during the last three months, sun
finish any heretofore offered, and stand
those of higher prices, worn, Ly the fashoni
patrons they would say--the quality, as fai
form--the yrice moderate and fKed--the
the sales for cash. l78 Chatham Square, c
Iyl9-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19
nR. VAN UAMRERT'S FEMALE RENO
~ WAITING PILLS, FROM GERNANy-An efectunl

NEM xOhm LiFE INSURANCE AID
this Company their lives the lives of s,hcrs
and either whsle duration Of life, for limited peri.
od The payments OF premiun mny be either made annually,
ar IN a gr,,sS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

" g-sS@ ~ FOR ALBANY, At 81 O'clock
t-~IA A. M.-Fsre 81 The and So ,endid 10 ~
&Hs&rs.ssf&- pressure Steamboat u Ellie Capt William
H. Peck will leave the Pier Of Chamhes Satur-
day Morning, August 10Th, at ~ O'Clock, A. Al.
Regular days Tor leaving New York-Tuesday Thursday,
and Saturday mornings leaving Albany, Monday Wednesday
and Friday mornings until further notice.
NJ Is. The Belle will land the inermedae landings
follows, vZ-Caidwels, Nrvhurgh, Poughkrepsie, Hyde
Park Kingston Upper Red Hook catkl Hudson, Coxsac-
HE, Kinlerhook.
Landing at State Prison Dock. au 1874.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

'a,ss D. r-reisedb Nv the last arrivals
i from Europe, elegant assortment Of the undernen-
TONED erclcs which offers ssle the
O terms, viz -
Astral amps guilt bruHzr, marble and hanging
sups In iii bonrcs. Cor oil, candles hall ianps
in plt and brarrea OF ard gas; mantle a~pe Gilt and
Gu, drops and spangl.S; gilt Candida
br,s ladies work boxes and ornamental tables plated
eandess AMI branches cruet frames plated keles
bodies stands NC single and double barrel percussion
ems, Doc bet. holster and duellng pistols
,.9ySD HsC ". v. WkFAkS. ii3 Fulton street
al. PusNOOs WINDOW bLINDs.-some
~ entire patterns Of those splendid much admired
articles have been eceved they used by
fasonables Of London aud Paris far surpsss all
others Of their Kind IN beauty elegance and grace that they
merit the particular attention Of the adeespecsy such
study 10 unite the useful with the they inpa
unusually fashionable finish wen furnished drawing
room, and will he found very desirable and pleasing subs
tute for costly pain,isgs
Those unique articles the penc Of eminent
list and he had only o the subscriber, VI prices not
greatly exceeding those Of ordinary windew blinds
au7-2w r. BOYLE, Beekman street, Chnsos Hall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

VALUABLE DIsCOVEAr.-PAYSO IN.
Y DELIBLE INK.-This eospositiSa claims preference
d preparation. Letters and cpaers he traced by il
with common pcn upon all articles of linen, silk, cotton,
same to the SUM- presently assumes deep black and tken
remains firmly attached 10 the web, efaced
either bytmeor art posscsses also the advantage other
productions that can be used similar Manner that does
after has been written WITH To iron mend
rode nure the of the finest fabric that can
retain It's quality in any climate, Tor sale by
NATHAN Il. GRAHAM,
jy2ly 90 Nassau street cor nj Enton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

D. rA - EXCURSIDN.-The SteamL oat
N-EA1' BOLIVAR, Captain Ward, will leave the
ootof Delaney street, O'Clock. on Sun
day morning will touch the
Caharne street. halfpas o; Fulton Ferry Brooklyn 20;
foot al Canal half To- AMI Whitehall II O'Clock,
and down the Bay around Staten Island and
Ambey hours for dinner.
Fare-50 cents for the Excursion
aue-2t~ SCRANTON, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19
. j 0sc pin GillOtt's Celebrated Patent ElOM-
gated Metallic Pen.O
Y.SLU hare he


is constantly receiving from his mandatory, Birmng
ham, regular supply of his most approved Metallic Pens
The stock hand offers the best in the United
States and OF warranted good quayamongst which may be
found his
patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Pen"
Original Patent Slip PeR,"
"Original Patent Ladies' Pen"
Double Damascus Barrel" Lunars," Peruvian" "New
York Fountain and Damascus Pens put in variety
styeyz cards of dozen EACH with rosewood and al
bata holders IN boxes of one dozen EACH with holders IN
rocco cases. she'll boxes and morocco cards.
"Albaa Everpoin, and Pen and Everpont Pencils"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From tae well merted and universal celebrity of ke above
Pens aested by the whole mercantile community Europe
the United States unprincd makers have endea
vored to impose the public by spurious imitation
porting to be the original Joeph Glots Patent" but which
utterly worthless and entirely destitute of those qualities
requisite to fine writing which have established such unpa-
rallied demandor the original pen, every country where
is knewn!
The public are hereby cautioned TO b. Il guard
against these countecs; they may be readily DE- ced by
their unfinished appearance and by the inferior style which
they sent into the market in their attempt impose upon
the unwary.
Each OF the genuine enveloped in neatly print
ed wrapper, descriptive of the article it contains.
Further to guard against the fraud the public will please
observe that the bear OF the following
always reading from the point Of the pen:
Joseph Joseph Joseph
GlOts Giolts Gilot
The above may be had his Warehouse No 100 Beekan
hat naA lnnr kAlAx DAn.I hnsv NA- txl0 .AA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19
TO RENT.-The lower par, Of ! handsome ~,

well finished and separated by folding doors The i'll
moderate and given The course Of next week Ap
ply at No 95 Christie 81. aul6u
}A TO f.ET.-The upper part of a small two story
E,# house. No. Peck slip, suitable for Office for
A-ts land agent any light business or tor man and
his WIFE, No family with chldren need apply. Kent Sl5o
Possession Immediately.
u There will he other family in the house. the lower part
being piedical Office. au2y
i1M HOUSE TO LET, or FOH SALE.-The new
EM modern built three story house in 9th ST. few doors east
-o Broadway, being the middle Of the three houses just
finished This house finished in the best manner with
The modern improvements and can be had nned
ately. APplyto g. CLARK, l36 Water street
nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

Money ~ be received In deposit bv the Company and u
In rms, upon which interest Will he allowed foJows
Upon any sulA over sieo, irredeemsble for ] year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

M HOUsTON's BALM OF GILEAD, Co.'S
II nues to enjoy the reputation that has already
bestowed upon by numbers fhe afflicted who suffered
from dyspepsia affections, debility, loss Of appetite,
highly e1oed and fast gaining the reputation that Dr. Solo
mons once enjoyed Europe, nvads cannot find any article
70 snswcr The purpose well, II Ia bottles with
full s-scton - EACH and sold wholssae by r. NJ
Guion. cor Bowsry and Grand St my soy
DIAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMM Frs
beg lcace respectfully call the attention OF their friends
and the public generally u the and elegant
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague streets. Consu
and dealers will find their
where else 10 be met with In addition their entire ocA
Of goods.
speculation Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger ard Who
needless say 10 any but Strangers stands unvaed m the
art Of paper hanging, both for and despatch viii at
tend IN FAR aspracucabe all the work which shall
be entrusted to becare. mv3l 6m'
A CAuD.-MRS DUNN, Professor u the Spanish Gut.
"A tar and Singing pupil s the celebrated Maestro Bag
o respectfully aforms the Ladies OF New York, that she
gives lessons the delightful and fashionable
her Residence, 463 Broadway. au2-lms
VISITING CARDS, VISITING CANDs.-in
plain writing the Italian and fancy hands, printed on Pn
LISHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may be procured
the Maiden lane and Broadway, at Stours EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, whsrespecimen books may
SILVER PLATED DooR& NUMBER PLATES
the plating Of which unusually thick the silver being express
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed viii
LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARIAL
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS with baked
jet black edges ensmeed and capable Of receiving the hg-
est poeh mynSms
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
Col. ". B. 4. R4aaEv.
HIT | RJuEYsE <4C A. " Al < T.

MURDER.-A man named THoDAs DuNAwAY ,4as killed insWinchester, on Monday last, by THOMAS PALMER. JR. The circumstances as reated 10 us, are as folows Palmer disputing with sderly uan, and evidently intended tn assault hm--Dunaway inerered, 10 prevent his Going so, and to preserve peace in ihe Tavern, in which he keeping bar Palmer having armed himself with sugar-;ree club, and few words having taken place between himself aud Dunavay, struck Dunaway upon the left side of his head just above the ear, which produced his death early on Tuesday moreng. Palmer has made his escape. The citizens of Winchester, justly iacensed against the pcrpea,or of horid crime have ofer Cd reward of $50 for his apprehension, as will be seen by an advertisement in another column.
 Printers with whom exchange n all the Western Slasss, tiacadins Ohio and Tsnnessee will not enly serve the causa of humanty by coryng the advertise. ment, but viii lay under obligation to rscprocate tie favor, whenever requested
 Ler. Obs. 6 Rep. aih, in,i