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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
sliERIrrS SALE.

10y virtue oil writ Of ! cri Facas that issued
- from the Circuit Court of Lowndes county,
at tie April Term OF said court and TO me directed,
viii sell oil the Court House door in the town Of
Columbus, on Monday the 4th day Of Sept. next,
oil the right title. clam and interest that Wiley +.
Harris has in aud u the following described tracts
lr parcrl OF land, which has been levied on as the
property Of said Harris, 10 satisfy the execution IN
favor Of Moses Hall indorsce, against said Harris,
To wit:
Lot number in section IS, township II south,
range 10 west, containing 81 acres;
East half Of southeast ar Of section 9, township
II SOUTH range IL west, containing so acres.
Northeast ar or lots and 2, section Is, town.
ship II south, range 10 west, containing 100 acres
West halfoi southeast ar southwest t,r and east
half Of northwest or Of sec ion 0, township n south,
range ls west. containing 80 acres.
West halIo northwest ar Of section II, township
II sonth, range is west. containing 40 10 acres.
East half Of southeast or dissection ., township II
south, range - west, containing S006 acres.
East hall Of northeast or Of section TO- township
II SOUTH range IS west, containing 10 0S acres.
North part of west hall of northwest or of section
8, township IS south, range 10 west, containing so
acres.
All of which is in Lowndes county.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
j. W. BYRN, ShG
July %, le37-2-7w Printers fee $l4]
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
SHERTFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of three writs Fisr vi Faclas that is
ID sued from the Circuit Court OF LowTdes
County and to me directed, will sell at the Court
House door in tie town of Columbus on Monday
the 4lh day Of Sept next, all the right, title, clam
and interest that Richard Booker has in aud Ia the
following town property, 10 vii: part OF Lot and
10, in square i, South Of Main street, fronting
Washington and Military Street, and includes the
new frame building now occupied by ). II. AVen
which has been levied On as the property OF Rich
ard Booker, 10 satisfy the following Executions, ID
wit: Gibson g. las, Brickle & Peal, John Hudde e
ston, A Weir & Co., John ID. Bib, Jas w
Eckiorl, John b. Jones, John H. Morris, Benjamin
Tooncr, Jordan & Buchanan, George II Living
ston, Edmond IT, Chidercs X Is. Patterson; all a.
painst said Richard Booker, sale within the hours
Drcscribed by law PRINTERS fee SIS 00l
--.1lSO.--
A part oflot in block No I, including the stables
which are now occupied by VIM. & Anthony Watts
and have been Ievled on as the property OF SAID
Watts, at the instance of Willi2m Brown agans
Anthony Watts, and Brickel s Peel against VIII
liam Watts, and William Calwell against William
Watts and Solomon w. Stewart.
j. w. BYRN, Sheriff, l.. Gu
Columbus, Miss, July ~, ls37-9-7w
Printers fee 50 SOL
Printers fee So So.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
I. FRANKLIN

received from New Orleans and
a full ASSORTMENT Of Liquors and
Uprising the following articles;
Cheese,
NIaclxcrel, for family use,
3 Sperm Candles,
MOlasses,
Sugar,
Whiskey,
MOnOngahcla do,
N. u. and N. II. Rum,
Peach Brandy,
70 fine old MADEIRA Vino,
Port do,
lch Brandy, 4th proof,
bs Bloom RaisOns,
Est Spanish Cigars,
ccs New Rice,
h will be sold cheap Tor the cash.
retail.
lSS7--35tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

HAvING understood that, in addition to the
IL Schools now IN operation in Counlbus, a
private school for boys is needed, Mr. Agernon s.
Vigus proposes to conduct school, during his res
dence in this place Tor the instruction of bows in cv-
cry department Of English, Classical and Scientific
study.
tits properly an object with parents to place their
ans at a select school, but il ~ we'll known that most
sclonls, so termed, are merely nominaly such,--he
only principle Of selection heretofore adopted by
Teachers bcing the ability Of the paren, to pay.
No discrimination between pupils offered To the
teacher has ever been, nor can with proprety, be
made. The end in view can be attained only by
the adoption Of the fundamental principle IN educa-
ton, that youth to be ,re taught mHI be ,ceH gar-
erned, aud the determination To retain none who
cannot be brought under salutary control.
Mr.. '. will be pleased to have under his charge
the sons ofpalents whose views coincide with these
and assures them that neither their hopes Will be
disappointed, nor their money thrown away. Mr.. v
wrrd remark 10 those who have made education
sutJect OF any reflection, that the instruction of
youth IS not with hun subsidiary or Temporary en-
ployment, that he is professionally Teacher and
has devoted many years 10 the study of the science
OF Education and the successful application Of its
principles
The school will be opened ON the 2lst August
and continue 10 the 2lst Dec.
The charge will be made f.om the time Of en-
trance To the close Of the session, AT the rate of Sl5
per quarter, for boys ten years OF age and $40
for boys under that age. The tuition Zee payable
one half in advance.
The number ofpupils will be limited to twenty
Eve. 1t is desirable that those who may wish 10
send al any time during the session, should intimate
their intention &C early as convenient.
Mr.. V. may be seen at the residence Of Col.
John w. Byrn.
Columbus, July 49, lss7-Aws.-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
s 90 ACR ES
Lnn Land In Market.

Der offers for sale, on accommo-
ms, twenty seven thousand five
+ Land, lying IN the late Cnoctaw
which was carefully selected by
chased at the public salesin 1888 l.
Omeesettlemcnts from $40 TO
raee the greater part Of il IS from
Is distant from the Tombigby river,
he SookanOochee 10 the TIbbee riv-
zone valuable tracts Of il in the va
in Madison, and other Counties
purchase good durable cotton land
|Intry, would do well to give hIm a
nee, they can see atlhe Office of the
|ty or probate Court, in the hands o.
len, esq. n book Of Maps which has
ked Oh il, with the prices end terms.
|out thirteen thousand acres in the
|Iry which will be sold low for cash,
y the balance on time.
THOMAS MCGEE.
|90. ST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
POSTPOyEMEET OF SALE.

THE sale Of property of Wiley P. Harris,
IA advertised to take place on the 9th INST, Is
postponed until the FIRST MONDAY IN OC-
TOBER.
The property to be sold consists Of near 10000
acres OF valuable cotton lands, twelve likely negroes,
and house and lot in The town Of Columbus. The
terms of sale 10 be as follows one third TO be paid
on the Isl January 1885, one third an the LIST Janu-
ary 1889; and one third on the LIST January, 1870
each payment 10 draw interest at the rate DISK per
centum per annum, from the day of sale--thc pay
meats To be secured by notes with undoub'ed endor
sers, and deed Of trust IN the property purchased,
to secure prompt payment The kind OF money to
be received in payment, will be proclaimed on the
day Of salc but no bank notes but those that will
command specie at par can be received.
WIN. NJ. GWIN,
Marshal Of the District Of Mississippi.
June 8, IS37--td
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

TEVHE subscriber having sold his entire stock o.
Z goods to Mcssrs. Sappingon g. johnson,
take greatpleasure iureccommending themtoths Ia
vorable patronage olthis community large share
of which he has 50 long enjoyed and for which he
thus publicly tenders his frank and sincere ac-
kowledgments. Hc assures the public that the
stock oiMessrs Sappinglon & johnson is superior in
style and quality 10 any that has been brought to
this market he having selected the same himself, and
beng well acquainted with the proficiency Of those
gentle men in their line OF business; he checriuy re-
cont,enls them to his Old customers and patrons,
as accomplished workmen.
arch Is, 1887 S6-tf J. d. IRWIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
II Il Nj o v AL.

HOLM MONROE has removed his Tai
% lorng establishment to Messrs. M'Clucr y
HUMPHREYS, (above stars) where he is al all times
ready to accommodate his customers and i:ends.
He has on hand a splendid assortment OF Clothes
and Cassimeres, selected by }. II, NJ Cluer IN New
York this Spring, all OF whchhe offers low Tor cash,
or to punctual customers Oh credit.
Nav 3-44-N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

COMMITTED to the jail OF 0kubbeha coun-
~ ty, on. the Isl inst by David Ames, Esq.
neg o boy, who says his name IS JOHN, and be-
onrs TO Robert Harrison OF Lauderdale county,
Alabama; said boy is 5 feet inches high, OF dark
compection; the owner is requested TO come for
ward, prove property, and take lam away.
JAMES CLIFF, JaiiGr.
uly 4 1897 52tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
n E. MO VAL.
% N3laith. Tailor.

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his old Gus
"a toners and the public, that he has removed
to the building lately occupied by Mr. Musgrovc, on
Main street, between Eckiord's and Troter S Bar
rvs stores, where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line at short notice, and in the best style and
most substantial manner. He tenders his thanks
for past favors and solicits continuance.
June "a, 1887. SOFT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
notice

n He undersigned having determined to close
4 his business in Columbus, has left his notes
and accounts with Argyle Campbell Esq. on whom
he earnestl, requests all who are lndebaed him.
to call and settle their accounts. He Is compelde
to collect what is due him, in order that he may be
enabled to discharge his liabilities to others.
Mrrch IS 1887 Soft J. B. IRWIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
POWDER AND SHOT.

A SUPERIOR article Of Eden Park sporting
Apowder in canisiers, also FFF Duponi's do.
in ke Is. Buck, Turkey, and SQUIRREL shot, Fer
cussion caps &c. Apply TO
s., h. FIELDS.
June IL, 1897. 49u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
EALLIGHAN'S

le E'eCeg. and siglGe Puts.
X u GOODWIN are the sole a.
for Columbus Of this sovereign rem.
and Agus.
fribers deem il unnecessary to give
econlmendatory letters which accom-
Pills. Their efficacy has been well
,hout the United Suites, and the many
ho have resorted to them, in this com
testify TO their being radical curc.--nc
Price 81 so.
PFISTER s. GOODWIN.
|37. sgt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
|criOr Golden Sherry.

|bscnber has received one Cask Of
y Old Golden Sherry from the LON
rice 81 per gallon. Also good Madeira
gallsn Cesks 81 faHlly use.
10 9. 3 FRANKLIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
FlVi. THOUSAND ACRES
ChOcta w Land For Sale,

YEVHh subscriber offers for sale five thousand
u Acres Of fine cotton and corn lands, lying
in Noxubce County, in tracts from an eighth TO a
section. Terms favorable to the purchaser, for fur
thcr information call and see me living on the Nox-
ubce river, in Ncxubee county, eight miles north
west OF Macon.
June I7-49-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
|sh Cast Steel Gin Saws

er,l will promptly execute all orders in
cording to the most approved models, in
OF mechanical skill, and on reasonable
airing and iron turning done at all times
|n. Patronage respectfully solicited.
4n-.f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
RUNAWAY In JAIL.

COMMITTED to the jail OF Oktibbeha coun-
" ~, on the 29th day OF June, 1897, by David
Amcs, Esq a negro man who calls himself JIM,
and says he belongs to John Harrison, Youngs
Bull; said boy Is about feet high, of dark COM
pexoin. The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, and take him away.
July s--5a-tf JAMES Cliff, Tailor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
VALUABLE MILLS
Tor NNIp.

|
HNHE subscriber will sell his Mills. NOW IN
u operation on the Butaha,chv. situated Is
miles north OF Columbus, in Lowntles county Ms
There are many convenlenceS attending these milk
not common IN this country; among these are The
following: they are newly built, of the best materi.
ais, by 1 Virgins 4 Co with first rate stones ana
Dutch boiling cloths, and hesitate not to saw ,hcv
are the best mills for grinding wheat in the connt.v
Besides, the purchaser will have the privilege NJ
buying with the mills,
$50 acres of good Farming land.
on which there is good timber, with fine SPRINGS in
different places, well adapted to summer residences.
Another great advantage is that the river IS navi.
gable FIR several miles above, and s,w-loCs can be
brought to the mills with very little expense and
lumber taken down. the same into the Behy 10 CO.
lumbus, or as far as Mobile in the winter ind snrino
season. There is, also, an excellent fishery. u.;,I
comfortable dwellings, and other out bulhngs.
tshould not omit TO say, that these mis- arc co
situated to be perfectly sale in high water, as
they mile from the channel Of the river sun
Piled by Sue pentiluly at all seasons, and ou;,s
eddy al the highest time that ever has been knn,vn
in this country. There will be no necessity Of 80
IN up expensive dams.
The society Of all the surrounding country il
good. Any gentleman wishing IL purchase wi
do well to call and examine the same. Terms
paymeni viii be made easy TO punctual purchasers
The subscriber will be generally about the premises
WINCHESTER DUMAS.
llly {, 1851 slit
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
ROOTS s. SHOES.

~ FRAZEE has just received, s. offers for
Ne sale a splendid assortment Of Boots.
Shoes, Pumps and Slippers.
Mvv 6--t3-ef
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
NOTICE.

WYE will positively place all orr accounts
w within magistrates jurisdiction, in the
hands of that officer for speedy cole ction on the
god inst. We hope those indebted will avail
themselves of this notice and save cost.
CONVICTION s. M'MORRIS.
Anril l5-40-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
CKIOCTAW CLAIMS.

NVflE Commissioners appointed to adjust
n claims to reservations Of lands under he
lourteenlh article of the Treaty Of 1880, with the
Choctaw Indians, hereby give notice, that they will
meet at their office in the town Of Columbus. Misss-
suppl, on the sixteenth day of October next.
Their Office will continue open from this time, and
their Secretary will receive any application or
claims claimants may think proper TO make or file.
Cases will be docketed IN the order presented
and taken up in the same order il ready.
Claimants will if required, be nea,d by counsel
Summons for witnesses will be issued by the Sc
cretary upon application to him.
Claimants, and their children entitled to Rcscrva-
TONS must in all cases appear before the Commas
sioners in person.
The District Attorney of the United States for
the State of Miss'sspp, will act as Counsel for the
United States.
For the information oiclaimants, the 18th article
of the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Greek, aud the
st 9Th and 7th section Of the act of March 5, 1887,
under which the Commissioners are acting are pub
lshed with this notice.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

RONNETTS.
5 Superiine Tuscan,
Common do.
Fine and supsr6ns Straw,
Oriental Broid,
Satin Straw,
Bonnetts OF various kinds,
|hildrens, Misses and Boy shoes.
pms, Fancy Shawls and Handkerchief
ravsts, Gloves, SC. for sale at
FRANKLlN'S STORE.
3:Stf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
L. RAINGEARD & Co.

received by the last Boat, a full sup
fresh Medicines, SC. warranted
ing which are
phate quinine,
lionel, few doz. bottles Houcks Pa
acea,
resh candies, from Stewards,
resh lemon syrup, and large stock Of
window glass, SC. all of which wall be
.87. AN-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS UAAOH'
II ETTERS Testamentary having been grant
~ ed to the undersigned, at the June Term 81
the Probate's Court in and for The county oi
Lowndes and Stase 81 Mississippi, upon the estate
ofAmbrose J. Ruse, deceased. Notice IS hereby CIV
en- TO all persons hawngcams against sad estate 70
exhbitthe same duly authenticated N Tie uae pre-
scribe by law, or the same viii be barred. Persons
indebted 10 said estate, are also requested tn make
payment, or
July % ls37-2-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
A DMINISTRATRIx NOTICE.-By Of

A DMINISTRATRIX N0TICE.-By or
N der Of the Probate Court Of Noxubee coun.
" held IN the town of Macon on the first Monday OF
july dnstant hereby notify all persons interested
in the Estate of Elijah Williams, late OF Noxubes
county deceased: that viii apply at the October
term of said Court for a settlement OF the admins
traiion of said Estate; at which time they must APP
pear and shew cause if any they have why tie adj
mlnlstration of said estate should not b. closed.
SARAH ANN WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Aug. 5th ls37.--i-6w. Prs lee ~ W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

State Of Mississippi, Monroe CITY.
IN Ckanssry, Cireut Court .9Pril Tenn 1887.
TH0s n H. AOIA'' BIZ for divorce.
CLARKET ADAMs, bis wife.
HNHIS Gay came the complainant BY bis Attor.
Il ney, and it appearing TO The satisfaction oil
the Court, that the defendant IS not resident OF
the State Of Mississippi. II is ordered by the Court
that this cause be set for hearing upon the facts
charged in the compliments Bill, on the first day Vi
The next Term otbls court, to be held at the Court
house in the town OF Atfens, Monroe county MIsss-
sippi, on the fourth M5nlay OF October 1887. And
us further ordered BY said Court that copy here
Of, be published in the Columbus Democrat, pub
lie newspaper printed in Lowndes county, in said
State for three months before the said day, hereby
appointed for the hearing of s cause
s.H. BUCKINGHAM. Clerk.
By his Deporty, W. II. FOULEs.
Athens, June 2sd, ls57--5l-l3w
Printers fee Sal COL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
gEW BOOKs.

y II w mOVMSe
LONDON, The Youthful Impos-
o Honey Moon, The Humorist, by
OOk. The 'rugg's at Ramsgate, tby
bf the Woods, n tale Of Kentucky
Of .Calarar." Just received anC
PFrSTER L GOODWIN.
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Commercial Bank of Columbus,
Commercial Bank Of Columbus.

CoLuMBUs, Miss. April 20, 1897.
Resolved, That all notes. discounted by this BAN;
may be renewed every sixty days, less ten per cent
until the first day OF September next; The Board in
every instance reservng the privilege OF requiring
additional securlty.
Rcsolred further, That this arrangement shat not
extend to collection paper, or any other paper that
shall not have been previously discounted by this
Bank.
BY order Of the Board,
CIlAS, II, ALERT, Cashier
April % 4tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
s. AKIN T. co.
pm GIN Manufacturers.

ki1V MnOo MlSSlSSIPPl.
EG provided themselves with q com.
b number Of skilliul workmen, and an
Of the best materials, embracing a larpe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26

10 Printers.
ii Ihe 0Rsa Of he Columbus
three Fonts Of bold face Letter,
Aug 10, 1919.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-26
NEW DRUG STORE.
III OHNR e GllRlalAs
Apothecaries, Druggists and
Fancy Grocers,

Nam s. opposite COMMERCIAL Bank, t'lfn'5H'' .EF
A RE now ready to attend to the orders Of The
IA public il their line Of busines2. They
would beg leave 10 say, that every article they have
in store IS fresh and genuine. Their establishment
is new, and So are tleiy goods; there not being one
article in their assortment from the cui-cF stock Ct
any Druggist in Mobile or New York. Their goods
were all lately purchased from the frs, HOUSES il
New York an Philadelphia, ana are warranted ss
Good, if not superior to any in tbs State. They
Will not say they intend to sell eaecf; for at cheap
prices none but cheap goods can be sold, but they
viii say, that they intend to sell FRESH and
GENUINE article IS low as can be purchased ekf-
whe,e. In their stock may be found every article
needed BY Physicians, Planters and Families, among
49, 4 IN,
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|gsON & A. BOYKIN, Ar
AND CoUxsELLoRs AT Law,
|,,ippi. Dec. &c, ls36-23f
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LOUISVILLE ACADEMY,

June IL, 1897.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-12
Dollars,
642,20O,0OO
R2O,0OO,OOO
TEXAS.

From the Houston Telegraph, ofJulyl.
The following extract of a letter from
Columbia furnishes particulars of one of the
mos audacious assassinations we have ever
known:
yesterday, at dinner time, Capt Joseph
Powell was killed by DR.. Humphries in a
manner which called forth the unequaled
adherence of all our community.
"Powell was on his way to dinner with a
few friends, when Humphries, who had
been waiting for him to pass, suddenly
sprung forward, and, with pistol, shot
him through the heart. Powell fell dead
instantly, and Humphres was instantly
seized and tied, afterwards was examined,
and fully committed. The first feeling was
to hang him Immediately; the better feeling
was paramount, and he was delivered over
to the strong arm of the law. The excite
ment was tremendous, on account of the
good qualities of Powell, who was much
liked, and the base, cold blooded, assassin
like manner in which he was deprived of
life. Powell was inferred with military
honors, and large number of the most re-
spectacle inhabitants of the country atten-
ded."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-12

"ln launching our little bark. wbo.,
indicates its character, upon tho ,.'
waters of the great political ocean wo wo
anticipate some severe gales; but bo,
much we may secure the censure Of
cal opponents, as a party, we shall o.,
vor to deserve their esteem as AN ,yr
AL and A NEIGHBOUR. The "Co,r
DEMocRAT" will be fearless and raiIC,
supporting those PRINCIPLES which III,
tor may deem essential to an honest sJ :
istration of the government; but shall s
ly avoid the Uulgar and abusive can't vlI
characterize some presses of the pra
day, at the sacrifice of their own renni,6.
and the displeasure of their patrons"
We extract the foregoing paragraph
our editorial address, for the especial n
nation of our neighbor of the sRegia.
There must be strong cause to induce q,
lation of the contract; and althouub
hope that our valedictOry may sustai,
fulflment TO the letter, yet we can a,,,
him, that should our liberal patrona,
excite his envy and hatred, as to ind
mean and malicious attacks upon the h.
and shoulders of our humble self, he
experience a spirit of retaliation, nolv
standing either Our pledge or aversion
such nauseous squabbles. Our war is,
against individuals. We aim at dissemr
ting useful informaaon-at sustaining \
rect principles by moderate argument
statements of facts--at preserving a O.,
reputation for our paper, and secura,
ample return for our labors from sub.
bers. On questions of PRINCIPLE, nyo
ing either party views or sectional fecn
this paper will always be found wN
instrument to discuss points at issue; bu
ISLANDER and personal abuse are the nail
ailments of bad cause-evidences ofa
ly head and a vicious heart" we shall az
their use, and rely on facts and candid
gument to sustain our views, and the m
ests of community.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-12
ADVERTISING.

The New York Morning News says
wealthy merchant of that city, who has
given more advertising to the press than
any other in the city, once told the editor
of that paper that he commenced business
with determination to expend, in adverti-
sing, all his profits for the first two years,
but that he soon found it impossible to do
so. The faster he paid it out, the more
he received; and could he have monopoli-
sed all the advertising papers in the city,
he would have been repaid fourfold.