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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
lIranslated from hte Germanl
L o us OF FuN GOELIC KE.
OF GERMANY


LOUIS Of FoN GOELIC KE.
OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BEEFFAcToRs.
Citizens IT North and South fin. 7ie0,
ftNO LOuts OtOR GOeLic&e, NJ. ID. of G.rma-
\ ny. lEuioPe.l belongs tlie mperlshabe hon.
or OF aiding ne1o and precious doctrine TO ,b.
ocinnce OF INcdIcine-a dCc.r.ne which, tbour Il
Vehemehtly opposed by n.ant OF The faculty, III
WHICH ne IS valuable menber.) he proves 10 be
ss wen founded In truth as ally doctrIne Cf How
"ht-d doctrine, UPON The verty of which are
suspended the lives of millions Of our Iace. and
winch ne boldly challenge, his opposers 10 r. fute
VIZ consumption as a disease aflc0uS Oceasior.
ca oy a lsS"deTed state of lis Vife Tor Life
Fif@tctpAO OF the hun'aH body: 20 ottem secret
~ lurking an the system for years Etfore fh,re
IS the IeaSf compliant II the Lungs Ca-ond
Io1'c't may Oe as ceTtdiny, though not so quick
~, cured. as a common cold or a SIM fe beoa.
acne Annyauably precious doctrine ,bis .o !,
important lesson to the apparently heaIihy of
Doth sexes, teaching them that this iusi non. Co..
'dy DC dh unooserved Inmate of their s.clayev
houses even while they imagine III, mselyts Sc
cure rom is att cks. teaching them thar J'EEE
GRE14I SECRETLY The .4RT or PbE.
SERILfG HEdLIHIS TO PLUCK Our
LIE DiSE.dSE WHILE LSTHE BL.aDE
md Nor WaIT I'LL The FIJTI
GROW.V Err Ill
ms iilustrlouS benefactor of man is also emit.
Ied 10 your unfegn ID gratitude, and the gratitude
OF world, for the invention of his .Nafchkess
edadt'oe,- whose healing fiat may justly claim
lor IL such title since il has so sgnalIy triumph
go = over our great common enemy s1- COW.
oO1nFIIO.N, both I'm the first ami last stages
d medicine which has thoroughly filled the roe-
tunl IN the Matera Medica, and thereby proved
llseil the Co Conquerer Of Physicians Ca
nedicine, for which all mankind Will have album
Idht cause to bless the beneficent hand Of kind
"iuence,-a mtdlriBe, whose woIdrous vr-
lues nave been so gowingly POI trayed even by
sone OF our clergy, in their pastoral visits to the
SICK chamber; by which means they often be.
come he happy instruments of changing despon-
lency into hope, sickness in:o health, and sad |
ness Ct friends into ioyfulness.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
AGRIC ULT URAL.
THE VERMONT BEE.HIyE.

Hon. JESSE BuEL-Sir-In nv COM
munication, which appeared in the Guilt
vator, May last. relating 10 the construc-
ton of bee.howse and bee managerial,
recommended my mode of growing hon
ey, In preference TO the old mode of man.
aging bees. where it was designed to ia
cllitaIe their cultivation among those who
would pay but little attention 10 them, dis
like the task Of hiving. and render them
more safe from the destruction of The moth
and other casualties. than The ordinary
method by which bees are generally kept.
In all cases where it is convenient and
desirable to the owners of bees to devote
their attention, hive them where thew
swarm, and those who wish to realize a
prob, from this insect, by forwarding year.
ly a quantity Of honey to market, do
freely, AMI consider il no more than Justice
due my neighbor. Mr.. John M. Weeks,
and the community at large, recommend
the Vermont beehive, which is consider
ed the best in use by majority of the api-
arllns Of this State, and is coming into
general use in most of the States in the
Union.
This hire was invented and patented
by John nj. Weeks, Esq. of Salisbury, VI.
who has from youth devoted portion OF
his time in studying their nature, and
most assiduously for the last eight or ten
years, in observing their habits and dem
onstrating facts the result of which no
doubt is opening new era in bee manage
ment, from which the public must derive
a great benefit.
He is considered the first apiarian in
this State, and it is matter ofJoubt wheth
er there is one in the United States that
has investigated the subject, aud made so
many discoveries respecting the nature
and habits Of this instructive liule insect.
as Mr. Weeks, who has been at several
thousand dollars expense, in time. in ex-
perimenling, publishing books, illustrat.
ing facts, &c. sc.
When on visit at his residence. few
weeks since, | could not but feel dsenlv
interested in bis illustration OF facts, as ex-
hibiied to Us by means of full obserriup
dires (glass, covered with wood, J neat and
elegant as any parlor furniture; the cham-
bers filed with the most admirably con.
siructed drawers of glass, and drawers
filled and filing with beautiful honey,
!. without bread. or any thing unpleasant in
Its appearance. These drawers are taken
out and sent loinarket at any season of
tie year. He informed us that he usual
,ly Obtained from his old stocks, from TWEEN.
ty 10 thirty pounds of honey in these
drawers annually. and from his ear,ies,
young swarms. thirty pounds and over
without robbing them Of their winter
stores. The Vermont hive affords an o..
~ and safe method of preserving the lives
Of the bees through the winter, without
destroying any. He showed US feeder.
and the manner of using it, Through
the means Of This, fhe bees may be fed on
lowAprIced or sale honey. We noticed
several healthy stocks, which he informed
~ were wintered entirely on Havana hon.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE subscriber will sell his Io,, con.
sistlng OF ten acres. with good build:
lngs, situate one mile from The centre Of
Brandon Village.
The situation is convenient one for
mechanic, and particularly so for a team
ster. Hay and grain suficien, TO keep
COW and pair of horses through the year.
may be raised on the place. Terms "a;
vorable. w POTTER
Brandon, Nov. 5, 1898
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
NOTICE.

VIE Pedlar's Books formerly own.
l. ed BY Daris f Bump, are now The
property OF Ralph 3. Clark, and will b
collected by him or his order.
Mr.. Clark will be ready TO attend 10
Inc settlement Of said books two DAYS in !
week, riz: Saturday and Monday.
All those who have accounts unsettled.
are requested 10 call and settle immediate
fy. RALPH B. CLARK.
Brandon, Nov 9, 1888. 7
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
Stray Heifer,

a NAME INFO the enclosure Of the Sub.
Oscriber, on or about the 2s,h OF o..
toGer last, a light brindle yearling HrIFrR,
with broad boms, andro atout middlins
size. The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges AID take her away
OLIVER GIBSON.
Brandon, Nov. /, 1888. raw
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
! q j 3 7
GoELICKEiS
MATCHLESS SANATIVE,

medicine of more value TO man than the vast
mines OF Austria, Or even the united treasures Of
our globe, "a medicine, which is obtained equal
~ from the vegetable, animal and mineral king
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCFpN

sHlS IS to certify that have this dav
:, sold 10 my son, Orange S. Gibson.
Inc Remainder of his time, until he be,
comes of lawful age. l have, therefore
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21
ELOPENENT.

VA HEREAS my wife Kcs:a, ha'
leit my bed and board and re-
Iusea 10 live with me. without anv jEd
cause or prorocation. I hereby forbid al
persons hafboring or trusting her on ny
account, as | will pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
ERASTUS BAILEY.
Pittsford, Nov. IL, 1888. s:Sw
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-11-21

10 The article published below, concerning
the new and popular doctrine advarced by the II
lusrlous GoclIcke of Germany, cainot fail u ex-
cling deep and thrilling interest tl.roug houl our
country.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Order Number l.

HEAD QUARTERS, JACKSON, Msslssip-
n IL pi, Feb. 81, lS3S.--The Colonies Com
mandant olthe several Regiments in the fourth d.
vision of Msslssipp Militia, are hereby ordered TO
hold an election Tor Major General of The fourth d.
vision, on Monday and Tuesday the 23d and 24th OF
April next Iii those counties where there IS no
Colonel or 0tler officer commanding the regiment
the Sheriff is required tn advertise and hold the cleo
ton, and make due return thereof TO the AdIutan:-
General. al Jackson.
Major General f.. L. Acee, is required to order an
election for Brgadier-Geneal Of the first Brigade
olthe fourth Division, 10 be held on the same days
Brradier- Geueral James GanaWay will order the
Sherits Of the counties of0chbeha, Choctaw and
Carroll to hold all election on the same days Tor
Colonel, Lieutenaut-C oienel, and MaJor-lhere be-
ing no Colonel or other officer, commanding the lie
plmenls in those counties. Brigader-General James
Carter will order theSheritisof the counties o KIM
per, Smith, and Lcake, to hold an election on tic
same DAYS for Colonel Lleuienant-CoIone, and Ma
ior, there being no Colonel or other officer COM
handing the Regiments in those counties. Inc OF
ficers holding elections in the several counlles' arg
required to certify and return the result at the eiec-
ton in their several counties, TO the AdJuant-OeheI-
al, at Jackson as soon as tie votes art canvas r.
BY order o. ALEXANDER G. McNuTT, ConmaH-
der-in-Chiec CHARLES NJ PRICE
S5-7w 1djmaat- General H. VI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Candidates.

1rA1- wv. ~ ., ........-.-
S Brv,rr az c1nl,da -, H. M 80.
Ind 70 e.. 90 v|''I,Gae iI .ns once II circuit
the counties o. Lowudcs, Noxubce. Kcnper, Win.
ston and Oktbbcha.
fs,-
su,Lt F.n r,adI,. . a,I'on'iss = ~ I. NAN
Judge, Of tie sixth Judicial District
~ We arc an,hor;,ol : ...
EvAYs, as candidate K, Ii,e - ,t IN, " I
Ds,,c corI,ssd n 1uuse :" ,'e o1n Juse!9'
uoee' Nemper Winston and O&l.bbcla.
tFy- We mr., ,ttbot;,.l ,a ...,,... n.
WY ASH candida. b., IL, 60. e. y 4,4A
ney Of he fth I1ls.,l D'.' Ce " Di'''G' A!a'-
counles Of md. 49, W. =. wv
and OknLbei, '""~'-'' N'N'''l =" INV"
tG- We arc authorized 10 announce javyS 4
HARnisos o. candidate Gr Do oIlse Of Ds,rct
~ .of 'g hA'h JUDICIAL DISTRICT composed oi
~. ~ 49,, y, 4,'"''aeSi No"uuce, htmptb y H.
"''' ''''~'''2'
fv-,-uo..,
H. GaAyr as capJste ~ Ms"r fs1,r,a I'[ - IT,.
9TH Division.
fx3-We are on,hor;,o5 - e,,,,,,eo 90, o..
". GRAFT CT Columbus candidate ior the Office
q MAYOR General q The 1lh DIVISION Of the Mssis-
,.,PI iuhlia' composed % he counties Of Lowndes,
Nesbob1 Nelytan scsn 'oS Sa, ni.on, L'sAs'
Carroll, Yalabssg ana 1.'. -a''''1' O''''~"'
to- VIZ ara ao,b,r..,.i :, a....... r.
CARTER Of Columbus. 81 sarg;d.,e a. ~, 1870
10 the Office of Drinalor f,ena,.l ~ ~ pe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
BY Alexander G. NEcNust,

Governor Of The State Of Mississippi.
TEN0 the Sheriff of Lowndes County, greeting
n Whereas, have received information that
vacancy has occurred in the office Of Judge OF The
Circuit Court Of the six Judicial district by the re-
signation ofthe Hon. james F. Trcter do. there
fore, issue tins writ authorizing and requiring you
10 hold an election IN your county, on Monday and
Tuesday, tie % and gath April next, 10 fl sad
vacancy and do, moreover, enjon you to con-
duct the same, mall respects cout6rmaby to law,
and make due return thereof to the Secretary ii
State.
In Testimony whereof have hereunlo set nv
hand ana caused the Great Seal Of the State 10
be affixed AT jackson, this 29jh day # February,
A. D. 1888, and OF the sovereignty OF the State OF
Mississippi, the twenty-Grst.
BY The GoverRor, A. G, McNUTT.
BARRY w. Benson, Secretarycf State
10 pursuance olthe above writ Of election ] shall
cause the poll to be opened the different precincts
in tins county, on Monday, the 23d day of April
next, and day following.
j. V.BYRN, Sheriff.. c.
march TO- l9S9-55-7w
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THE DEMO CRA q
=. sprrrD AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY nf
won TON s LIE STER
p,b;,isrs Of The Uniisa States Lays.

woRTHINGTON s LESTER
Publishers Of the Unitsd States Lays
q.,x. or rus PArsR-55 per annun IN advance,
1. - AZ the end of the year.
No,,bscription wil be received fora less term than
- months. AMI no paper will be discontinued,
Event At the discretion OF the Edltorsl until al
srrssrages have been paid.
,.v,r-,scyrSrs viii be inserted al 81 per square
"a Inc, or ssl for the first insertion, anu so cents
br each subsequent Insertion.
.avertsements no, marked with the number ofin-
sertion, will be published until forbid and charg-
ed accordingly
Y.,.IY ADyEsrIHso-Four squares or lea', re-
oswabls at pleasure, $50, payable hall yearly
N,c1,,ract Tor less than one year. The privilege
or annual advertisers is limited 70 their immediate
Sss;r~ss. all advertisements for the beneiit Of
n,ser persons sent IL By them must BE- paid for BY
the square.
lvsorscryo CANDIDATES for office wal be so. No
name will be inserted unless We are specially au-
,borised by some responsible person.
10, WoRE must be paid for on delivery.
Publications. OF a personal nature wi! be charged
doubts price.
rs- Letters to the Editors en- business connected
with the Office, must be post paid, or they will not
be attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Election Notice.

WHEREAS, have received from his Ex.
W cellency, the Governor Of Mississippi, the
following wit OF election for Representatives in
Congress, do hereby give notice that VIII, on the
4lh Monday and DAY following in April next. hold
an election IN the different precincts OF LownJes
county, III comp,iaace with ,ha order con,s med m
saIl wit. J. ". BYRN, shift L. c.
BY ALEXANDER C. MINUTE
GoFESNoR oF tbs STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Ie the SaenF of Lowales County, Greeting:
WHERE'S, have received official Information
that vacancies have occurred in the representation
o. the State Of Mississippi, in The Congress ofthe
United States, do, therefore, issue this writ, au-
horzng and requiring You TO hold an election in
your county, on Monday lweny-tLirI day Of April
next and the day following, for HE election Of two
Members OF Congress to fl said vacancies; and
90 moreover eaj1u mi require you 20 conduct thc
same, 10 ollraSp Gig, according 70 law, AMI make
due return thereof 10 the Secretary Of State, AZ
Jackson, Immediately after the votes are cGnyasscd
and counted in yoa county,
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hc,egnto SET nv
hand, and caused the great seal Of State 10 be
affixed al Jackson, this 2ith day Of February, A.
u. 1888, AMI Of the slge'ei yniy Of the State Of
Mississippi tie tweaiy -fr5i
By the GorGaor: A. G. McNUTT.
Barry ". Benson, Secretary Of STATE.
march 5, l933-34-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
TO THE VOTERS
q dc Foar'h Divilioa Wlis,i,r,e. ;

" fAs Fosrfh DisisiOa Mississippi: .rilisa.
FILtow-CrrIztSs:-G again present rnvs,lf,s.
candidate Tor tie Office Of MAJOR Genrfal Of IL
Fourth Division Of Mississippi Militia. n was nv
IeS'Sl 20 t's' al the counties composing the Fourth
" sioa, oat the near appsuach Of the day anD,in,
"a "r u'e eiecu"n and urgen, private business. ren
der u lmpTactcabte Tor ne to DO 30. have iberg.
'5e N11ped u,s common mode Of presentiar nv
pretenicns 10 the otice seek, belar. yuu ~. mi,
legitimate arbiiers
Ny name aud character must be familiar 4, INST
OF you. as ! have been before yon on former oro9.
sons asking your sutIrages for an honorable ar,,r,
ment received them then, as hone II do On This
ecr'slon can promise no more than a proe,n. aad
faithful discharge Of the duties Of the Office 1, ybir
aspire: AMI especially 10 see tia, the Reeinent.
oftae Division are organized as speedily as 6,,4.li.
aud Ie'urns made to tc proper officer, in order That
we ols'e NAV IN duo tune avail herself OF her po.-
upn oil arms from the General Government.
ltis a Military and not civil Office IN which
now aspire AMI think that otal6cations s,a an
TO perform faithfully the duties unused ~ ~
officer should be considered hy you tie prD,er test
At ihe pets. But II political Opinions should be
made % operate the contest, should Be r.cfcant
10 myself and friends, did rot i.anky declare 10
!aa, liat have always advocated aud sun,or,sJ
WIN as much ability as possessed, Tie prne.p,es Of
Iohshtalohal Liberty ana consequently haye mi.
'0Fmly sustained Tie men aad measures 81 tie Dem
ocraiic Party.
cannot Ike some who aspire to military Offices,
boas; OF long aud ariuops services IN the Army. but
during the war Of 1879 with Great Britain. served
as volunteer and at the close of the war was re.
warded BY the appreciation Of the community il
which then lived, tie only boon failhiA solder
desires.
IofouF Unbiased decision at TIE balla; box,
submit my Pfttenspns, and viii chcerlutv abide the
result REUBEN II. GRANT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
10 ne CIisesI Of Lorndcs, .No-ubee, Ecnoer
V!astoa and Ottibbeha.

am before you candidate for the Office Of Jndce
q The Circuit Court for the sixth Judicial D.slfjct
Inc engagements which hal made fur The ap-
proachng session ofihe Lowndes Circui, court, ana
The belief generally entertained, that The e'fc,;oo
Wond be held prior TO that Court, rendered Il .f1
probable that could consistently become 4 csgl,
date. The business which had been entrusted 10
ne imposed an obligation which claimed precedence
o az private views otny nwn. IL have ncrcct.
ca 70 perform, or 70 have abandoned t-ts, already
committed IN me, would, conceive, lave cjyep M,
bni poor recommendation Gs the new orr 10
winch could have aspncd. THIS reason win ll;e.r
Vs suihceh' 70 account ur my having resisted He
solicitations olniy friends unt the present; and al.
So 10 restore me 10 such advantages as might have
p"aacsseI, bad been more Forward IN entering Tie
lI''a.-- The election ought, and VIII presume Turn
upon We relative merits oft the Candidates Fnr in
formation upon The subject 70 tar as am concerned
must refer those who are not acquainted with me
70 those who are since il Is imppvles -,
any circumstance s.sct fHV own GndlhcatloiS.
have a,.l .nvdgfl to communicate The fact that
dii candidate which Is all that prtbricty viii al
low me 70 do; for the result, | wait upon the iuds-
iacat ofts people.
RICHARD EVANS.
March Slst ie99-SS-4w'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
BY Alexander G. McNutt,

Governor q he Stale Of Mississippi.
VENO the Sheriff of Lowndes County, greeting:
II Whereas, have received information that
a vacancy has occurred in the office Of District At
torney, OF the Circuit Court Of the sixth Judicial
District, BY the resignation Of II. S, Bennett. do.
therefore, issue this writ, authorizing and requiring
YOU TO hold an election IN your county, on Monday
and Tuesday, e3l and 24lh April next, to fill SAID
vacancy; and do moreover, enjoln you to con-
duct the same, IN all respects, conlormaby 10 law,
aud make due return thereof to the Secretary Of
State.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
aud caused the Great Seal Of the State to be al
fixed at Jackson, this 26lh day If Feb uary, A. ID.
1898, and Of the sovereignty Of the State of Mis-
sisspp the twenty-tirSt.
By the Governor, A. G. McNUTT.
BARRY W. BENSON, Secretary Of State.
In pursuance Of the above writ Of election, shall
cause the poll to be opened AT the different precincts
in this county, on Monday, the 25d day Of Apli.
next, and day following.
J. W, BYRN, Sheriff L. c.
march 10, iS33-35-7w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
SABBATH EVENING.

Cnsias Sahbaihl All, bow soon
Have the sacred moments passed;
Scarcely shines the mnTn the noon,
Ere the evening brings Thy last;
And another Sabbath lies
Savmu wilness '-t0 lac SKIES.
What Is the report il bears
To the secret place oi Col.
Does it speak Of worldly cares,
Thoughts which cling 20 earth's low sod'
o. has sweet COMMUNION shoae
Through It's hours, from God aloHe9
Coail wc hope the day was spent
Holly, with constant heart,
We mght yield It up contcnt--
k'owug, though 50 snon i part,
We shouli see better dly,
Which could never pass away.
God Of Sahhaths Oh forgive
That we use thy gifts 50 IL;
Teach us daily how to hve,
That We ever may Iu.hi
Al thy gracious hive designed,
Giving Sabblths 10 MANKIND.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
To all whom ii may Concern :

UE AVlNG disposed Of our entire stock Of
~ merchandise with view Of closing our
business, this noice is given 10 give all dispo
sed TO arrange debts due the following concerns
chance to settle the saline without attaching the adj
dtlonal expense Of the law: The oil concern Of
w. A Cunn & CO.. that OF w. o. Cook & Co
and that OF Cook g. WALTON. We hope no debtor
after this notice will be backward in arranging his
debts with u.s. as are driven 10 this course as the
last alternative. We owe money, and money we
must have to make our own creditors easy. We
sincerely hope that we will not have to sue our Gus
toners, as il would be very unpleasant TO US but
we are compelled to have money
w. o. COOK,
Agent iorthe above firms.
Cotton Gin, march IL, 1888 SENS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Medical Association.

A MEETING of the Botanic Physicians Of
IN Lowndes and the adjoining counties, to-
getLer with all persons holding rights 10 compound
and use the medicines, secured 10 Drs. Thompson
and Howard, by letters patent from the President Of
the United States is requested on the first day Of
May next at the Butapic Drug Store in Main-street
Columbus Mississippi. il is al requested Of iiose
who design attending, tn and bring with them
samples oil medical plants, together with written de-
scriplinns Of them. aud tier use
As the design Of tbs ASSOCIATION is to cultivate and
promote the scence of Botany, i is hoped that all
concerned will attend.
w. SPlLLMAN,
march - 1915 Agsn, FF Dr. Thompson
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
WON

WoAAS dear Wuman, 10 whose name
Via, sister. ~ Their meet;
Illue Il Tie heart by earliest claim,
Aud tine lis ltcs, beat.
In thee the angr,-vrtges y. inc,
An angels form to thee Is gwn;
Thea be an angels Office thine,
And lead The soul 20 Aeayu.
From thee We draw our infant strength,
Thou ant oar Ga ldhlod's lrianl;
Aud wuea the man unloId, AT length,
On thee his hopes depend.
For round the heart thy power has spun
4 taoisaul dear, mysterious ties;
Thea ake the heart liy charms have won,
And nurse 1t for the skies.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

n THe CoHaTiTUrlpN or THE U. sTATEs.--At
q ate cornwall party where the song and tic
glass weal rouad, aud when our thoughts and
5echnps we're f}her oi social lhau political
character, sn Old acquaintance u Our, beng led
en- l,r sentiment gave "Ihe Constitution If
he Uniled STAGE, lhe magnificent stranger Of
thu World" We do not know Wheeler the IDEA
originated on that occaslOu, i was 1T ail event.
new to u. and even amid The VINE cup werr
struck unh It's beauty and idness. Ii is true
here is ptagn fceace 10 our Constitution, aud
equally 50, that IN It's ggg, It's originality, it,
adaptation 70 the march Of free prIncpes--it
stand, !" tie magnificent stranger Of HE roridt'
1t was ishered nlo existence az period OF rey,i-
In.ionGry excitement when the elements OF soci-
ely we're shaken to their foundation, and Mt Il
time when the lotlest spirits hid the sway. 1t
was planned and perfected BY sages, as rcnpwne
for their private virtues as then political foresight,
embracing IN It's composition all that was good,
and rejecting all that was bad, and which had m
VOWED III ruin the proudesi edliicrs IN aicien.
tiInes--t was presented TO the world, stately, I'M
assailabe, aud lnlmitnble, not alone Of Cornihan
nr o. DDrc order bu the Chtfde'gure Of ali
TINT was durable and excellent and beautiful.
Where is the American who is not proud of
this stranger. II was u stranger when il first
arose amid the Kings and Princes Of the earth.
Il Is stranger now, compGaioaless, and tower
ing above all else that the wisdom Of man has
lramed.-lSt Joseph Times.