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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-26

hiaodIia, IN tne StrangeSt Inetamorpho-
ses; it may be in clock regularly tick
ing off the time, or in a pail, perchance
in button; and for aught know, in a
tasteless ham, or an unfragrant nutmeg! |
have never been off the soil of my own
country and yet have seen the sun go
down ball OF fire, without moments
notice of twilight, flinging over rich, al
luvial lands--blooming with magnolias
and orange trees-a robe of gold; and
again | have stood upon the rocks Of
colder climes, and when the tree was
pinched by the early frost, have mark
ed the same vanishing rays reflected
from the leaves, as if thousand birds Of
paradise were resting in the branches 4,
and when the clouds, streaming with red
and purple, and blue,-tinged and tipped
with the pencil Of Beauty--were floating
afar, like rainbows in motion, as if brok-
en- from their co.fnement-now ming
ling and interIacing their dyes and gil
tering arches, and anon sprinkled over
and mellowing The whole heaven--then |
have fancied that | was indeed in fai-
ry land, where the very forest danced in
golden robes--responding to the set
ting sun, as the statue of tabled Mem
non gave forth its welcome notes as the
rays fthe morning played upon its sum-
NIT. have been where the dog-star
RACES, scattering pestilence in its train
where long moss hangs from the trees
where pale faces and sad countenances
give admonitlon that this is a region of
death. | have stood by the wild prairie
and beheld the green pillows rise and
fall, and the undulations, chequered with
sunlight and shadows, chasing one after
the other, afar over the wide expanse.
And have gone amid the storms of the
winter, over the high hill upon the loud
cracking crust, amid the music of the
merry sleigh.bels. And here are the
Representatives from all these regions
here in one grand council--al speaking
the same language--all impelled by the
same law Oh, my Country my Coun-
try flour destinies may be always
linked as one--if the same flag with its
glorious stars and stripes, is always the
flag of our UNIoN--never unfured or
defended but by FREEMEN-then Poet
ry and Prophecy, stretching to their Ut
most, cannot pre-announce that destiny! !!
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-26

WmsKERs.-"I cannot imagine"
said Alderman H., why my whiskers
should turn gray so much sooner than
the hair on my head" "Because you
have worked SO much more with your
jaws than with your brains," observeda
Wag. #
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-26
cFsishIeus il IL ever part 0f ,hs viii

81, t,I;< # f, ...... s...7. =.
N6ibinp can be imaRI9ed, more pit~
turesqe ana beautilul than the Zip.
pearance Of those gtccn is|ands, WhenI
floating upon the bright bosom at
our majestic riverl The novcIty of tho
scene attracted many persons id bo1a&
who seemed anxious TO gain possessioEl
of these seemingly fairy isles" They
were both covered with luxuriant
growth of grass, one Of which has since
been mown and heavy crop Of hay Ia
ken therefrom.
Those who have perused the writings
N. P. Willis, cannot have forgotten
that the Thousand Islands" Of the st.
Lawrence engaged the admiration ofthe
poet, since the primitive beauty. reused
one of his happiest efforts Of the descrip-
lion, in his " lnklngs Of Adventure He
will learn with surprise that two mem
bers of this ":famly group" at whose
shrine he once poured out his hearts
idolatry, have in the mutations Of a few
brief years, severed themselves from their
kindred and connections, and glided si-
lently away thus partially verifying
the exclamation Of one Of the classics
Z" rempora mautantur, nos matamnt."
ST. LaW. Rep.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-26

NEAT PuN.-A printer, on seeing q
sheriff closely pursuing an unfortunate
author remarked, "that, it was a new
edition OF the Pursuits ofLiterature, un.
bound and hot pressed" y
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-26

FRosr.-Jack Frost paid US visit on
Sunday night, and as is usual when he
goes about in August, he left his foot.
prints on water melon vines, buckwheat,
DC. much to their detrimenl. II would
show his good breeding if he would wait
for an invitation before he intrudes him
self into company where he Is not
wanted.--Rochester Democrat.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-26

CLrr.-There ssaid to be one quar-
ter-dollar of change IN Cincinnati ; and
that has been borrowed SO often to pay
postages, that it is worn down 70 pis.
tareen ss
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08
]. BOOTH.

Resident Dentist, Columbus.
HAS Just received fresh supply 81
III Dental materials, and is ready to per-
form any operation in the line of his pro.
fession, and feels confident from his long ex'
perience and former success, that ht
can Civ. satisfaction to all who may favoa
him with call.
Once in Hams BUILDINGS, Market
street where he may be found at all times,
except when professionally engaged. La.
dies from the country who may wish to con-
sule him in the line OF his profession can dc
50 BY calling at his family residence. near
DR.. MaIOne's. 81. Johns street, where he
will wait on them with pleasure.
June 90, l837-t-J.lst:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08
PROSPECTUS
BesancOn's Annual Register
Ofthe State Of Mississippi,
- Fer lSSS.

ITO contain an annual Alma.
y nae, calculated for the meridian Of
Matches sketches Of the early history Of
the State; the State Constitution; the names
of County and State officers, incorporated
Banks. with their official Boards, Capitals
Zee. Population of the counties and county
towns with their distances from Jackson;
public buildings. churches, hotels, stores
and manufactures Of the principal of county
towns; Incorporated rail road companies
with their official boards, amount of stock.
and the localities of their raid Foads, whether
commenced avs IN contemplation. list Of
colleges, academies, and scminaIies, with
the date Of their incorporation, annual in
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08
.MEDFC.Ak.

ARS. ESTES & VALENTINE. hav.
ing associated in the practice of medi.
respectfully tender their professional
ServiceS to the citizens Of Columbus and its
VICINITY. Office on Main Street nearly Op-
Dosite the Planters Bank.
July 18th, l837-45-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08
Law Copartnership.
e. L. ACEE, &P. GRANT

Attornies aud CounsellOrs at Law.
YTSAIZE this method Of Informing
u, the public that they will continue "a
devote their undivided attention to the du.
ties Of their profession. ~. +. -.
They will attend the Circuit Courts Of
Lozundes, Monroe. Wiaston, .NoEH6ee,
Kenlbey, and Okefibbebq Comnties. in Mis-
SisAippi, and Pickens Connfy yllq6aua.
Theyywill also practice in the strict
Court Of tie Halted States At
Jackson, Mississippi, and the Superior
Cert - lChanceFys held at the same
~ Resfdencetm Columbus, Mf.~fl
August, IL, 1887. #.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08
s. A. SALTONSTALL.
SURGEON DENTIST:
under the Commercial Bank,

M An uF ACTURER OF An,
1V4 corruPti6le Porcelain teeth, has much
pleasure in informing the citizens Of Golum.
bus and vicinity that'he intends making Co.
luHlbus his permanent residence, and offer,
his services to those who may favor him
with their confidence in his profession, He
viii attend to all diseases IncTuenE TO teeth
keeps constantly on hand all kinds Of teeth
that are used for insertion; also the most ap
proved dentiHces &c. for keeping the teetl
in healthy condition.
Persons within a reasonable distance o
this place, wishing operations performed il
his line, will meet with prompt attention b,
Informing him of the fact. His charges vii
be moderate. aud his operations attended
with as little pain as possible.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08

r A. PARKER, Attorney and
q. Counsellor at Law. Offers ii pro,
teSsinnal services To the citizens of Lo, sdes
and the adjacent counties. He can sr.
ally be found at his room in. the Eour
House.
March, lsS7.-25-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08

CROCKERY, & GLASSWARE.
TUSf received and now open, a large
e and elegant assortment in the above
line, among which are some superb sets
of Dining service, China and Cut Glass.
e. B. DRAKE, & Co.
June q, II. e. -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08
AW NOTICE.--FRANClS NJ,

AW MOTTO E.--FRANClS NJ.
ROGERS, ATTORNEY AT Law, hav-
Ing located himself in the town Of Aberdeen,
Monroe county Miss, will practice in the
Circuit Courts of Monroe. Lnwndes. Oak
kibbeha, Chickasaw, and Itawamha coun.
ties. and in the Supreme and Chancery
Cunrts at Jackson. Office on Chestnut street
north Of the Public Square.
March 25th-29-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08

Also: A general assortment Of HARD
WARE and FINE CUTLERY, A spleR-
did assortment Of TABLE WARE, consist
ing of QUEENSWARE, CHINA, CUT
* MOULDED GLASS.
All Of which were lately purchased on the
most accommodating terms. He is there
fore enabled to offer them 10 his customers
at very reduced prices. Country MeTch-
ants and others are particularly invited to
call and examine his stock; add he pledges
himself to sell any article in his line as low
and on as fairsterms as il can be procured
in the town Of Columbus.
His Store Room may be found nearly OPP
pnS;te the Land Office, No. /, Harris
Row, Market Street, Columbus, Mi.
GEORGE TUCKER.
January, 10, 1887, 17--tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-08
miscellaneous Advertisements.
VIEW" s F.4.V'CrD DRY GOODS

NHE Subscriber has just received per
Il Steamer, COLUMBUS, and other late
arrivals, asiarge and general assortment Of
Woinfe,. eE1a0l s,,s.s,ao, 61on7s
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-22

of the able and perse-
vering Gnancier now at the head Of
that institution, TIE success of the I'M
dertakins is. sure. The stocks could
be easily amalgamated; the remaining
shares Of the Company be taken, and
an Improvement effected that will,
beyond any other, weigh heavy in the
scale of future prosperity TO Notchez.
An immediate meeting of the direct
ors and stockholders should be held.
and board of correspondence APP
pointed. The meeting of the Legis
!ature is near at hand, and now is the
time for action.
A LOCKER ON.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-22
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We have reason TO renew the ey-
preston OF our deyout gratitude to the
GlyER or ALL Coon for his benign pro- :
lection. Our country presents on
every side the evidences of that con-
tinued favor, under whose auspices it
Ih5. gradually risen from few feeble
and dependent colonies to prosperous
aui powerful contederacy. We are
blessed with domestic tranquility, and
all the clements of national prosperity.
The pestilence, which, invading for 4
time, some Aourishlng portions Of the
Union, interrupted the general preya-
Hence of unusual health, has happily
been limited in extent, and arrested
I'm its fatal career. The industry and
prudence of our citizens are gradually
relieving them from the pecunlary
embarrassmentS under which portions
of them have labored; jud'cious legis-
laton, and the natural and loundeSS
! resources of the country, have afforded
( wise and timely aid to private enter
I prise; and the activity always char
E actcristio Of our people has Already
4 lin u great degree, resumed its usual
: profitable channels.
: The condition OF our foreign reIa-
tons has not materially changed since
y the last annW message Of my prede-
/ ccssor. We remain at peace with all
e nations, and no effort on my part.
n consistent with tie preservation Of
t our rights and the honor OF the coun-
" try, Shall be spared to maintain a po-
10 sition 50 coNsonant with our insttu-
A. tons. We have faithfully sustained
rs the iorcirn policy with which the
ID United States, under the guidance o.
le their Grst President, took their stand
y. in the family OF uations-that Of regu
a. la.;Dg thcjr intercourse with othei
re mowers hy the approved principles q
n private lie: asking and according
m equal rlpht+ and euuaI privileges; rem
IS. derino and dcmanding Justice in al
OF cases: advancing their own, and die
e c,,Qsjnr the rrctcnsions Of others, witt
d. candor. dircctncss, and sincerity; ap
ac nealjnq atall t;:nes to reason, butneyel
he yielding to force, OF seeking To- ACQUIRE
i'll anv thina for themselves by its cxer
ia else.
.e- 4 rieid adherence 20 tMspolicy ha
his left this Government with scarcely
les clo;n mon its Justice, for ihiure
er- aris;nc from acts committed by its Il,
is tborit2. The most imposing and pc,
,as pieNing Of those Of the United State
the upon foreign governments, for aggre
sions upon our citizens, We're diSpose,
XIV NV predecessor. Inacnendentl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-22
FROM TEXAS.
SAN ArGrsrlNE. AYE. 9

SAN AUGUSTINE, Nor. %. +
To The Editor Of the Natchcz Courier: i,
DEAR Srn-'rhe called meeting of /
the Congress Of Texas has come to a !
close. The regular annual session {
commenced on the first Monday in ,
November. The law allowing land Il
to emigrants has been revived. A
committee has been appointed To fix
on a permanent site for the seat of
| Government Of the Republic. The
Land Office is now to be opened on
the first Of next February. Our H.
dian neighbors are entirely peacable.
! The Mcxlcans are quietly attending
to their own business, as all good pco-
pie should do. Our country, exceed |
1 inely prosperous. Emigrants continue
to come ii fast. Oar fall has been
, delighttul-no rain, no unpleasant
weather, and acry hcaitby. A new
/ paper called "I'he Single Star" has
/ made its appearance at Brazorla.
/, Land is rapidly rising in value. Cities
, are MI the rage. n new place called
the CITY Of AunoaA. situated on the
E south west side Of the Sabine Bay,
y and near the mouth OF Neches and IA,
G hme Rivers, has been brought before
n The public recentlT,and eAcites con
siderable show OF attention. From
the many local advantages II possesses,
1t must evidently become u I 'a@e OF
Z great Importance IN M"t l'''e E
n Lots have already been SOFA ~ ~ ''-
eot I'VE hundred per cent cent on ,. rvs
r, price at winch TIE pfopt'e'oTS SoIo ~" a.,
a icsthundred shares, Niean!ooa'S VIII
4 run tfolA New orleans 10 h :l'I IA
/ three days n great man! 1"pFo ,,.'
Is ments Wlll lie made at sIllS pace t"'>
year. A newspaper ana TWO cI'oFcne$
d are among me con'emP'a'ea enc:
W prises. Every species OF properly u
=; is an astonishing country ana tn'
~ Texans are wonderful people,
I'd
w ~ Our correspondent IN tnot counF,
., os has favored US with some Iate paper
10 From the Nacogdoch1S Ciifohle'c
q the 9Th ult. we take the following al
~, w. tlcle, which appears edltoraliy'-N"
~ ~ che: Courief,
- /" The river is falling al Natchltoche
u.s. rri'o.a.o ,ho e3ean,hoote thcre. on
WI WI lying at the wharf. and the other on
~ i bar a short distance below. Flour
, Is i scarce, and selling at $l7 per barre
= every thing else in the same Propo
~ = ton. No bank notes are received
w. ',n par save those issued from Loulsial
WI m;' banks. Great preparations are ma
ing to navigate the Sabine. which
.,n already free from obstruction as !
w" W., as Canes Ferry. Steamboat wo
y. has already been cut, and a boat W
pos 20 nas soon as the river rises.
eoa , -
o ~, United States Seaaic.-Thc teri
y ofservice of the following senat'
Ings "in eAa''t , - M 'iie " " . T,;nn
,lize heuei " ii ~ W. y l.aa,nt
en- Deh!' WI w., :" yv Nossncbusc
first hd,ilei :, 80 -. w phods Islar
able hSlef n "o M;Iaa y y Connect;c
tton 1ohn y, 49, Nl.si w noloware
that II. H. pay su' ~ Nav Tors
lere. Sam, =, ,sou u', y p N Yo,
o its ~ r , ia,lilH.os " ponnsvlvoni
st be Sam n M ,,: ~ Jr,ra;n;a
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-22

n oNsN
square, ~,
M aIlcrable, 5 months, $40
n do. 6 do. ~
4 do. la do. 80
4 candidates for office VIII
! each.
H letters must Be pad, or
\ be attended to.
Lv,-.r.~xzuzrralTs.1sas':''.'f''ss' 1i
I've Of the views contained
bwing article fsom tie
brier. The plan Of calling
N the resources OF th'
| and Alabama Railroad
\ aid in the construction
and Canton Railroads
novel, yet, at the same
cable and proper. The
rantages 10 result from
Oh should secure for the
4 favorable notice from
tare and people; and i
objection from the stock
Either Institution, We see
obStructl0n 10 tiic aCCotti'
/ The scheme.
i a tide in the affairs 0
the bard. land we may ADJ
Il cities toc.1 if taken "a
DDS on to greatness. Thi.
Dor Natchez; if she avail.
/ he may soon become
nsll magnitude or stinte'
hose giant houses of New
hat reached forth thei
sand embraced Mississippi.
be; they have no MOI
Ere US into their power, an
10 their exactions. Tier
IS now to lend themselve
ns and through them W
tie substance Of our Ian,
ilned that ships can con
tQrn for what il costs
Ftton to New Orlean
as good, brokers' less rue
Z, hooks less savage, al
more civil here than
Pns. Where. the cotton
comes, and we know
pugh Of foreign and dsht
ses 20 facilitate its OK
induce buyers and ccmpe
in Georgia, has long sho'
reign consumers find tn
purchasing as near as p
grover, by saving int
fvardlng, charges and CO
and avoiding damages
huse.
le above is true, other thin
parry to insure and real
tages that present III
low 10 cook a fish,
syss the recipe. To eno
ship the quantity of cot
|sltlon would authorize, I
81 be induced to come h.
gU& greater facilities tc
70. The Railroad mus
Jackson and in due t
NJ saasri the present Comp,
''ang to do all in their po,
% finish il. The ques
OF can this important oh
60 It is said emergcn
yen adequate to themsel
We think there need
''en, but only a proper
. the men and means
e y Mississippi and Allah
company have d chart,
road through our
terminate at Mobile;
aa.a'iestly against the il
v 'asas'ss''pPi, and if made, "
y l0r sinking funds. S
~ We released frop, the
''eI, and would be "
y ne completion Of
= d.s'''oad in It's stead, i
Of that Railroad viii
producing that desi
siauch Of that instit
waited here ard ,nJe
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-22

HERALD |
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I.sTrs rsEEr FRlnAf'
L s HANCOCK & Co.
TERMS, ~ !, 3D.
| :, ne end Of six months;
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tic are pad, except :, .,l.' -
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' :, viii please give
N ~ Eriling.. -.
nan received for . less
.srsrs.-Inserted at the
,allsr per square (ten lines ! I,
'' 49,, Insertion, and Uty
ar each continuance
r,snts which are !, not NM UNI,
[anuscrirt. as to the mum
|,aos, will be continued IN ,
\, and charged accord
,rssrIsISe For forty lines
.sbIc at pleasure, ONCE
liars. Nocontract N eith
m less than one year, ah'
Yearly. - !.
avn Immediate BUSINESS
,.euents for the benefit Q
M, IN by them, must b
square, ~
d ADVERTISEMENTS = . E
II aIlerable, ; Months, VI
do. 6 do. :
4. do. l2 10. .
candidates for office WI
each.
WORN must be paid for 9
\ letters must Be pad, {
/ be attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-22

Scnt;mea,.-There is sen'lm,en,. III
!, ' bowen. and sentiment gives del,ca-
~, 10 thought and tact to ma nner; Du'
~ sssr - with men is generally &C,
cured, an offspring q the , 'n.ei, Dor a
au,, not, as with Tie other SEX o.
the moral.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25
SEED WHEAT g. RYE
I'm hand and for sale BY
" JOHN BARSTOW.
burlington. Aug. "a, 1897.
lssi Fletcher's Estate.

" + the Subscribers having been appoint.
w ed by the Hon. Probate Court for
the District Of Grand Isle. Comm,ss toner's
to receive, examine adjust the claims OF
all persons against tue Estate of Issl
Fletcher late of South Hero in said Dis
lrict deceased. represented insolvcnt, and
all claims exhibited in off.et thereto; aud
six months from the The 26th day of July
A. ID. 1887 beng allowed by SAID Court
for that purpose. We therefore. hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the
business of our appointment at Hector
Adams office in SAID South Hero ON the
last Saturday Of November next from Ten
O'Clock a. NJ. ,ll Five o'clock p. M,
Given under our hands Mt South Hero
this Is, dav az Angus, a. ID. 1887.
Alison LANDON. Comm
LORENZO IIALD { Oo""''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25
DT : pc, p SyTAo

hF most obstinate character, after having
W hafilcd the skill Of the most eminent phys,.
clans. aud wiI!,-tood The most highly recommended
medical preparations has been checked, reHered,
aud cured. IN IA number Of instance. in and about
h,s Guy, hv using for short time DR.. EELFg's
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, AND ANrlBlL.
IOUS PILLS,
in conneXion, according to The directions accom-.
pan,ing the Specific. II is also one Of the best
medicines known for Sick Headache, Sickness
at The Stomach, Nausea, aud fIauenccs.
No complaint is perhaps more prevalent in this
or any country, than llcnd,chr. 1t is seldom /;
primary affection. but Uses from a variety n
ca,,es, such rs suppression Il customary e"acua
tons, ol,'rur,ed PEI spiraion Sc. 1t is likewise
moi unieqnrnrly s,mrroma'Ic of indigestion. ioI
so great is the sympathy between the brain and
siolna, h. that it is oic diff u 10 determine wh,cl
is real, in fmI', aud when it arises from fn
STATE of the stomach, it is general, termed SEX
headache, which viii be speedily relieved by thu
Specific.
A ,cmal kah'e case is mentioned in DR.. Conwa, ,,
pamphlet, Of LA Lady Of DAn>crs, vino ha,
been afflicted most of the time for 20 years viii,
sick headache, was cured by part Of IA box OF lh
Specific"
Price Of The Specific and Ps so cenls each.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25

Loathing of Food; Pain of the Stor nch /;
Shortness Of Breath upon every little mo-
ton; Sinking of the Spirits, and its conse-
qucnccs, detected counlenance aud dis
IKE for exercise and conversation.
Married ladies' will find the Pills equally
useful, cxccp, IN cases Of pregnancy, aohen
they must not be taken; neither must they
be taken by petsons Of hectic or consump-
tive habits. They may b, used successful.
" by either men or women in all Hypochon
driac, Hysteric or Tnpourish disorders. 10
al cases Of this descriplonrhe Pills purify,
invigoratc, aud revive the dlsordered sys-
ten.
Price $3.50 box.
*#*Nonc genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper ~ The sole Proprj.
eior, y. KlDDER Immediate successor to
he late DR.. w. ~. Co>wAY For sale.
with all the other "Con,ray .Medicines." .,
his Counting Room, No. 90, next door To
}. Kddcr's Drug Store. corner Of Cour,
ana Hanover streets, near Concert Hal
Boston; aud hv his spcclal appointment, by
}. d J, II. PECK Il Co., Burlington VI