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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

ENARRlS0N JOHNSTON, (sGccessor to
" Il Irwin 4 Joms,on) respectfully informs his
OH customers aal the public generally. thai he has
hat returned IRON tic north with spIedil assert
ment Of new aud fashionable goods, consisting in
pltt 81 super Blue Black, Adelia Brown, Green,
Oxlnd and Cadet mixed Cloths; Blue, Back, and
Ribbel Cassimcr Of very superior quality; Black
saiin. plaia and figured Black Velvet, plain and b.
CURED yestings q every description; Bemhazine
anJ Thibct ii III colors; Ribbed aud plain Lnncn
DriIs aid Cuttings; Linnen and Cotton shirts
MerIpopnd Lambs wool Shirts aud Drawers; black
Satin and Linnen n1somsi Linen and Sik Hand
krrclarts; SiS mn Cotton Hosiery, Of oil kinds;
& lk and l9reeslM Gloves, with many other articles
too NUMEROUS W mention.
N. u, w hopes lis eAl friends and customers
MN not expect him 70 elyc onc, two or three years
credit AZ his neara Viii not justify him doing busi-
ness ON such lcrms As he has 20 pay cash for his
goods and lahor lie Ni expect the same, or at very
short credit 10 those who will pay their accounts
when presented. III oil cases his accounts must be
considered due when presented.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Columbus Bath House.

TAe hEdrtfis,hcr If me sammer heats"
MILLS would respectfully inform his old
I'VE ftiends and he public, that he has removed
hs Bath House TO Military street, in tie rear Of the
Eagle Hotel. far The convenience Of the citizens.
lI,s establishment Is now fitted up IN superior style,
AMI he h ready 10 accommodate his customers with
warm and cold 'atls Those who prefer The salt
ban, can be accommodated.
june 10 1858 illif
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

CnlurnV,naIIntcl.

~ II. LIVINGSTON has taken into CO
ITs partnership with him in the TAVERN
BUSINESS, ions ., BhcKEY, formerly from
Aabama, bpi more recently tom Aberdeen
4 Ne intend ~ tie course u q few Months 70 make
impTycmel.t3 ii our establishment SO that we can
scrnHm1datc SIXTY persons more than VIC can al the
presea! tine. II scu- AL! determination that cur
tatlg Jan nut Ia surpassed BY any IN Mississippi
Ouratieptnn to liaveiers shall b nntirlng and
every tiiot On our part to rnake our guests com,
6rtabe, wil b6 done with great chcertillncss. All
we ak Of the travelling community is to give US
cali and Judge for themselves.
LIVINGSTON & BRACKEN.
lone , 1888 47tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

ERY yHius e sH8dry Executions e ne d.
hb reciea fan tic Circuit c0aIi Of Winston
County, a,a} f-ncacd % sen O. cash, hei1rs tic
corri i.oise daof rs ~ town of LnaHve, o. Aloa-
a1y ihe 10Th ia7 & Jn'Y nev' q &c fight tie.
clsm aal ia' rest that lcszc Il. Wit has IN and g
ne wrsl ha'' ~ Tie soaihea quarter e section !;
a'al ts southwest quarter ol SECTION g, township
s.r5n,e IL; ss,, The east haa Ct The nnfthEes.
quarter of scci.rn :, township Is. range II the
.aa, lv.fr twelve niles fnun Louisville, On The
Gah.asla a.. e. g. "a improved. the place wieFe said
Nm toYs,g'y veI, levied on T. satisfy sn execution
,n a,as Of Ios-r'i c. D5wson anA others against
sa.l Jess, Z Wut
JOHN II. HARDY. Sh'f.
Juac i6. ls33-llNi IPr ee 81 50
DISAPPOINTMENT.
TIE sale of TIE aboye property IL hereby past
ecae,l uhil Moni,y Tie eivth day Of August next.
10 lake place between G,e hours prescribed by law.
JOHN II. HARDY, Sh'E
June 60, Is5a-5i4 lPr Zee 81 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
JOHN II. HARDY. sh'H


Nm Pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. Board
4 Of Police Of the county Of Lowtdes, made al
,bci called session on the seventh of June Instant,
the unlersi,al as President OF the Trustees Of he
sixteenth section, township seventeen North, range
nineteen, nr the use vi schools. will en- Sa'nrday
the tlthoi Aunnst. else sad section 10 the highest
hlle- at the Caur, house IN Columbus lnwsdes
en -, !, o',jort NJ NJ. MCCARTHY
I,,, ~ G,rs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
General Orders~-NO. 6.
HEAD QUARTERS.


T6SIIE election far BHsadier General Of tive
Il % Brigade Of the 4h Division, held by or
deT Of Manr General F. L. Acee, on tae 25i AM
9th cl April last was Illegal BriGadier Ge0eml
James Carter Wi. therefore, continue IN office nll
the expiration Of 0ur years from the date of his
commits
The elecjisrs held on Tie same days r,r Ca'oae,s
Comm2nd2nt of tie 18Th, 2Sth, and S5l Rcr,-
mentS, hy Order o. Btlradar General James Carter.
beng also Illegal, lie Co.oae's C0mmlnJant of said
Regiment previously elected viii continue IN COM
m2Rd for The p-u9d @. i0Ur years from the Lay and
dat, Of their severa, commissions.
The election Of Lieutenant Colonel and Major Of
the l9th Regiment, he'd at the sane timr. was iIe-
gal, aII the officers previously elected yy,. c1aua-
ue 10 oHce for ,'C term of four years from The date
Of their seyera, commissions
Ii is the desire Of the Commludcr-n-Ch.cc thtt
Ill ofirsrs elected 10 fill vacancies, coutugc 10 Or
fee ior the term cf i0uy years.
The 35d section of ihc 3d TILE of the 4" Ac, %
Regulate the Militia Of this State provides that
" Il shall be he duty orcvcry officer on reccsmg d
resignation to forward The same, with the reasons
assigned therefor, to the Adjutant General. who
Shall Immediately lay the same before tie Comman-
der in Chief but no officer shall he deemed out of
service until ne has received notice Of the accep-
lance OF bis resignation by the Commander in
Caicl NO resignation will be accepted Unless ii
IS shown that Tie officer offering TO resign has per-
formed distinguished services, or is incompetent
The several Colonies Commantant assisted by
the Lieutenant Cooucs and Majors, are ordered to
lay of their respective Regiments INTO Batta.lious
and Beats. The Beats will be numbered alphabet
caly, and laid of 50 that no beat shall contain less
than tortv-cight nor more than one hundred pr-
Yates; and the Colonies Commanlant are required
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
a Ecmnlr Tencher Wantctl

al smrky,llc. Okubbeha Couniy.-Apply 70
IN cithr, &c tho Trustees. viz: James Walton,
Dr. Gillespie, =, BlrjwcII, Satisfactory TESTING
mails will he required.
lame d. 1898 so 3W.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Paint shop Removed.

ND galley. PAINTER, has removed to the
I'D. rear oC Messrs Hand s Huddlesion's
Brokers' Office, on Man Street
NIB. WINDOW GLASS ~ allsizes, from -
hy "a % nv 8, constantly on hand.
lima TO- 1889 --a0-L,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

Tavern NGice.

TEyHE subscriber takes ibis opportunity Of n-
"A forming bis friends and DE public general
", that ho VIII take charge OF that well known house.
Eagle Hotel, jackson MI on the 18Th inst. for The
purpose Of keepngt up for the administration Of
Il. b. Wggins deceased: every exerton upon
his part shall be to ender those persons agreeable
who may think proer to patronze him,
VIM. l.. MURRAY.
June I. IS3S-5i-sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

is5-Odr Intelligent correspondent, jefferson, IS
In an error when says Mr. Clay has always been
u aderalist." He once acted with the republican
marty in opposing the United States Bank; be was
tbe eloquent advocate Of the late war, while his
rompamon, Webster, was burning blae lights upon
he coast to guide our enemies to the Shore and it
|ras not until he made Mr. Adams-the famous abo-
Atonis, 10 whom Mr. Biddle addresses lis precious
kpistes-- President that he completely went over to
he icdcralsts. He charged Mr. Adams with endea-
or to barter away the navigation Of tie NIississip
4. for the Newfoundland fisheries. Mr. Adams SAID
BE- told 6sehood; Mr. Clay swallowed the dose
Ind was made Secretary Of State. He is now en-
beapprng to ride into power By the influence OF the
bboitionists and National Bank bobby; but it
\ wont take" lie las been every thing by turns,
Inl nothing long" What say yon, State rghtsmen
Lf IoNudes, will you lend your influence TO The sup
bort Of such man? Capt. PEBBLES has not dared
i say that he viii support him, for he well Knows
bat no rennin nulityer viii sustain man who has
| boxed the compass rs frequently a. NJ Cay
RThc CAPT. must come ont and tell who ha is in favor
b, or The wings VIII lay Linn IN the shade, and start
fresh nag that lately run over tie course like a
koung Eclipse.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Notice.

RHR. THOMAS Ia TARTT, having pur-
I'VE chased tie interest Of Spencer Gotten, de-
ceased, IN the Huuse o Gotten Stewart s, Co. Of
this City, the business WI be hereafter conducted
under tie firm Of Tart, Shyart & Go.
IgQS. +. TARTT,
W ", STEWART,
W D. PRATT
Mobile, May g, lsS8--5i-lm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Osuer or THE ToNmGgY AcgNcr,
Uchq'sf. Mss. June 9.a, l>s~.

ush mvieaIu tltle --oss'e et.rs.s ASA. r.Ipg-
t.a.ci un5a tae Agency lae Tamb,esv Rail !, a,a
COMPANY. contacted lynne "a tb, i4asa af Games.
Un,. alta "Nleaaala's A,5saes" of that place. s.,
nsr-aasv '..rs.ai s the Wofl hi the Reportar o.
[. lst Inst. q. thinking nv remarks too personally
have cud,ayaral 10 ID rse8 II qBd evc6fe Els 1h.
jattonsbc parts. Is tra-t. h come within t. TIM
MS Of your promise. hlyay caafaad myself entirely
~ areumeutaua @es." tGcluadufy d ugs.t
and TO The agency havg p e9 eaa]uctfne. rgcnrt.v
% rcre with becoming iaiiFas.oa, Ne gross a.
nma.rs and misreY-rseDtat1us 7st nrth al Thai
mcctinr-vlich. 59y.rr bofn called flr tho avowcd
prrnosr nj fl,ior INA e,o...l .,gt,oo The onast,n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

r-.----a,. 5o.s,c&, eATloS. - Aaa''' yep 10
-,assnaa drove "a . u Co'.al".s
,, ...-, looking boiy scrvaat 9loa ,s
s.l Ned. Tie wss.c- v-7 rev e'ai ~ a.s
-...-t-, 10 Eed. aa5 o,lesed every t-a'E That
-5-..iciye TO d IS comfort he WIS also pr
H.. =, his Instructions 10 IA dlord Rgaesea, 10
5.j placed IN his room FOR the boy, WHICH
-. ,.,s,,tly complied with, AID de travellers
- ,o rest! In the morning they weat o.
!, ~ rejoicing, free As air but alas, a change
&c, his bright an,icipalioas \ s'era looking
- ,,,rel on Sunday last, in pursuit Of a person
-, Ind stolen girl ia Merriwethor' Georgia
Tbe description given Of the thief corresPonded
ai,b Ina. Of the gentleman ~ho arrived with the
nar Ned, ihrce days before; but il surely It was
-, no same person, for he had 70 girl The
80, ,oal, The hint, and dashed on towards
p,,,,,oc On "Wednesday he returned with the
,.reiior bound. and his sprlghily Ned was trans
c,,,o.d into beautiful yellow grl of about loar'
IAN The ttier vas hIr. Tate, who is one Of
,p., G1mke and Arthur Toppcn's devoted adj
,s,eo,s. he viii undoubtedly be rewarded with
.,....,j ,sarts ~ dis'iae!.on, on lis return to
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

iSDEPENnENcE' DIyNER.--Al persons dcsrous Of
|hfiafng Of the public Dinner On Wednesday LEI
are referred to the notice in another column. The
new dung room will be completed in due season
y 'he anaiyersaryi and al who intend 10 dine arc
'iuested to procure tickets to-day, that our host
may know the number to prepare for.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
kklin & Brother,

HHAYEjust received fsom New York and
II a. Now Orleans, 81 be assortment Of Dry
Goods, Gmcercs aud Hardware, TO which they 10
tc tie atten on Of icir friends and the public,
MAY 10, i6 CT, -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Mineral water bathing House.

Mineral Water Bathing House.
RWR. BAI.DWiN'S Bathing EEca,o is in
I'VE fun operation for Gentlemen ard Ladies.
The Ladies VIII Ne at;eneed TO by o Female servant,
from to II A. NJ. at which time they are respect
fuzzy requested 10 core,
Sinqle Tickets. warm bath, SO cts.
do do cold IL
Tickets 70 the amt &c Ave dpnsrs ialesn AZ one
tire, IS per cent Discount say thr'v-seven and
half cents for warm, and twenty-five cents os cold.
| Shower bath twenty five cents.
jane %, is3s.--so-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
To probate Judges ana clerks

EpLANB Bonds for administrators, Execu'
aD tors, Letters 81 Administration, Guardians
Bonds Tavern Keepers Licenses Marriage Licen-
srs sltet 10 any county tue STATE, iertaie AZ 'ile
Office ofthe Dsneerot Nay ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

MN RoBsaR CAuGur.--Jotn / Wilson,
IN, I1,eiy rob5cd the express mail in Kentucky
y. taken ID Franklin county, Tenn. " Mr.. Jes,
n ". Mosely, brother Of. II. Mosefey Esq. Of
bs city. lie snapped pistol at Dr. NJ as he
ven, to arrest him, whorcapoa Dir MoseIy knock
"a him down, and took from him $4,000 dol,
,r,. in checks, which he endeayorcd TO destroy
~ eating. lie was taken Nashville and imPri-
soned.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

a t, CONGRESS adjourned On the Gath OF May
-. 81 candidate ~ i..s Presidency, eaiied ca.
\ ay'on, has teen put IN nomination, but il is
ought that he vii he nnahlc to succeed against
't%fal Lamar. A Theat.e ha, been built ut Hous.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

E~Fhc weather las been excessively warm tbt
/ ne last ten days. Cotton has improved remarsr
IOy' and corn looks uncommonly fine. Four weeks
nce the cotton crop in this section looked di5coa-
Paging, but the warm weather has revived the
49pcs Of our Planters
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

Takenup III James Reid, one Mare and 'sorrel
horse colt, with blaze in she face. then sucking,
both appraised 70 $40.
n. oakley, Ranger
June %, ls37--50-Gw Printers iee S. so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

Taken I'D lv James King en- ihe 2sth Of August
1887. dsrs brown horse Mule, two years Old last
spring, branded the shoulder With the leiter u,
no other marks perceiYabe.-AA Appraised TO sou.
PrR;crs fee s. SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Hangers Notice, Octlbbeha CO'ty.

.ESTRAYS taken up in Octi5beha
10 County Mississippi, by Thomas Carr,
" Sa--7Y-A a dan colored Mare, on the 18th Sep
$yfAA, N ieubar, 1887, Appraised 10 S55, . or
~ g.L,E 10 years OIL. No brands pereevabie.
-2H'"@'-S Printers fee 50 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
sPEIN Ga SosG.

Sweet spring has come, sweet spnns l-= e---s
H.-s..ps lrs "a tie bliss
ST.. t-aatlas upon ihe values now
Sic breathe upon the nils
Size fs tLl ai- With singing birds
Size bnngs refreshing flowers;
Sle clothes The earth Ia living green,
She Ops the fragrant flowers.
We hear her music in the woods;
We hear II IN the air;
We hear III the gurglng streams
We hear i every where.
Then IN your voices high, . man
A pylui anthem sing;
Join with the music al around
The music Of the Spring. [Ree D. B. Harris.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

have hired dozen, m the honest judgment Of hose
Who know them best, more bitter violent aha
uufestng attacks Of calumny and abuse, Nan ihe
selfeducaied and seli-eleyaied farmers boy oi
New England,-Amos Kendall.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

Cho'ee Of Ndmss.-Wc were once acouain,.
cd with couple who made choice of the most
noted names OF the day for their children: some
half dozen, and the young Glacch would take
every occasion, when strangers were within hear.
ing, to "call the roll" of the great folks.n in
something like the following manner: "You Miss
Martha Washington come here this moment.
and mind Andrew jackson and William Shakl
pears, while Arthur Wellington helps Napoleon
Bonapartc over that mud puddle and then run
snd call your daddy to dinner Nv Y. Star
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

BRoTHERs AND SIsTERs.--B Brothers and SIS
tiers should never envy each other. 1t might be
supposed that envy would have no place in
hearts so closely united; but even among chill
dren of one family 1t often springs up aud pro-
duces most bitter effects. The idea that one re.
ceves more Of parents favor than the rest, or
is more noticed by the world has sometimes kin.
died an envy that has destroyed all the attach
ments and sweets Of domestic life. How dread
ful were the effects of this evil passion in the IA
mily Of Jacob! How did il root on, every kindly
feeling from the breasts of Joseph's brethren
and prepared them for the blacklist deeds Q guard
against this sin, which like tho serpent in Eden,
will, il you yield to its tcMatIons, destroy your
innocence aud peace.
Brothers and sisters should tcaderly sympathize
with each other in affection. Ii we are bound to
show pity 10 a strangers sorrow, how much more
TO those of our nearest kindred. How soo,hinr
TO a sufferer are the minis.eriugs Of sister, or
the tender accents Of brothers. voice. Extend
this consolation whenever YOU are called in ,he
Providence Of God TO do It, especially if Won
have brother visited with sickness, lie, no kind
attention be withheld that ii Is in your power 10
Afford.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

Tho Hon. S. S. PRENTIss, member elect 10
the present Congress, arrived in this city ycster.
day afternoon, and was received with open arms
by his political friends. We of the opposition
say, rejoice and shoot ''he big gun" to-day-ou
turn next. .Natchc- Free Trader, .Moy Q.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

IVell done for old Laurence The represeR
tatlye to the Legislature from this county, oAhe'
Ell JAYNE, Esq, who was elected in Nov, an.
der pledge to support the Democracy, and WY
threw himself into the hands OF the federalIsis l.
medlatcy after his arrival at jackson, has recehy
been called TO account for his apostacy Al n'
late election he was requested by his constituents
to resign, by vote of $40 against ISIS! Nea.
informed by our correspondent at WestvIiIe, u'as
the people of Simpson have been similarly Hea's1
by their representative, Mr.. MENDESHALi' anu
have pursued like course 10 effect his eJectrhsh.
We hope the federalists of this city, when vs.
celebrate their victory will give us twenty 'O"'
guns for old Lawrence and Simpson.
.Yatcht= Free Trader.
Passion is a sort Of fever in the mind' "he'
always leaves W weaker lhan II found US
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

Mr. t. J. Fox Alden is not to be REGARDED rs
an agent for the "Southern Sgn" in futnTe,s Tb.,
gentlemen has grossly owindledthe establishment.
and the editor hopes that for all time to come, no.
body will regard him as having any authority TO
act N way for the Sun. Moreover, let all honest
men ,ratch hlm.-Souihcrn Su, MAJ u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

Mr.. WALKER Of Mississippi made the follow
ing capital bit on Mr.. Clay in the senate Of The
United States during the discussion of the land
bill. Clay closed speech denouncing he set.
tiers Of the new States, as lawless lntruders and
plundercrs Of the public property, by declaring
that the intrusion act of 1907 should be enforced
against them; and that they should be driven BY
Government from the possession of The soil-ln
following out bis denuncialon Of the western sci.
tiers. he said that one Of them might as well squat
in White House as upon the public lands MI
Walker SAID in reply, thet he believed there new
or had beer but one squ0tter in The Haas
House who could be called an intrucor, and thas
was one placed there in 1925 by the Senator
from Kentucky, against the will Of people
AMI ne inilmated that those who hoped to become
squatters IN the White House three yeas hence,
by denonncing the settlers of the West, m'ga'
find their hopes destined to bitter disapPolnr
ment Tuscaloosa (.lia.) Flag Of The On'eH'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

1t seems that the representatives Of the MIssls-
slppl Banks in the great convention in New York
thought every dayproposcd by that body for the
resumption Of specie paKsAents, entirely too soonl
We have no dopbi that SO long as they could get
the cotton of',he State, and their notes to circulate
freely OF 4Oper CENT, below par while they receive
The full value in cotton, that they would think Toe
day of judgement too soon.and the day after
%oud be the appropriate time to redeem then
promises.- Victsburg Sentinel.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

6 copies f: jM
- do lom
And so in proportion for greater number.
PaymestS may be transmitted by mail poass,
PAID at our risk. The notes of any incorporated
bank in the United States, current in the sectond
country where a subscriber resides, will be received
But when subscribers can procure the notes orbanks
in the Northern and Middle States, they will please
send them.
To insure all the numbers, the subscriptions
should be here by the Goth of April.
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington City, March, 1883.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-15

BUSINESS OF BosToN.-h is estimated
that one million of dollars worth of do.
mestlc goods have been sold here to west
ern merchants, within the last ten days.
Boston Post.
CASTOR OIL.-Mr. George w. Wait,
an estlmabie citizen of Baltimore, SAYS
the Transcript, has discovered a process
for clarifying castor oil. and rendering it
| rs agreeable 10 the taste as that used on
salad, without In the least diminishing its
medical virtues; besides, it is so approved
by the process, that it never produces the
pain and gripping attendant on the opera
ton OF the nauseous article in general
USE
BUSINESS -Accounts from various sec
tons OF the country represent business
as improving very flst-Boston Press.
The SHOE BUSINESS has very much
improved of late We learn with pleas
ure that the business in this line in Lynn
is rapidly reviving.-B0ston Press.
T1GHr LACINc-Mrs. Sigourney thu:
speaks of the practice" Our sons hold
themselves erect, without busk, or corset
or frame work of whalebone WHY
should not our daughters also! Did MOI
God make them equally upright! Yes
But they have sought out many inven
| tons"
The Great Western Steam Ship Com
pany has taken steps to increase its CAPT
tai from 25O,OOOk to l,OOO,OOOl. They
have contracted for the immediate build
ing of three large and splendid steamships
TO run between Cork and New Y ork, il
conjunction with the British Queen
| They are to be christened President, Grea
| Britain and the United States. The kee
of the President has been already laid =
she is to measure 2O2S tons.
The exhausted earth has been mad,
glad by most bounteous showers, that cal
for univcr al thankfllneSs t. a kind Prov
idence.-BOston Press.
The Roxbury Bank, Roxbury, whicI
has been struggling for breath for som
time past, has at length breathed its las
Its present circulation is thought to b.
from 80 to $40 OO0.--Bos Press.
HYDRoPHoBIA. DO not heal an
wound from the bite of dog, mad or not
keep it open three months-it is said tn
healing Of the wound concentrates an
confines the poison.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-15
DUNFRIES'
EVE w AT a!

For sore or iHtRamed Eyes, gives immediate
ease and relief. On recent sore ewes, The effect
is most salutary Where the complaint has been
Of years standing, and in some exceeding had ca
ses, The most unexpected and d. srable relief has
been found in the use Of this EYE WATER al
ter every other remedy had failed Many per-
sons who have ed it, pronounce it the best prep
araton for these ON Iaints they have ever net
with, especially in cases of soreness OF in6ama-
ton of long standing Price rs cents a buttle.
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T. KID
DER. immediate successor 10 the late DR.. w. L.
Conway. For sale at his Counting Room. over
No. 80, Court-street, near Concert Hall, Boston,
and also by his special appointment, by NJ. W.
RIRcHARD Brandon VT