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Stereotype edition Of Dr. Mayo's Chart of the Con
N situations will be published this day. when the deli
very subscribers will be resumed and speedily COM
pleted. 49,.
BY means Of this cheaper mode OF publication the price
Of the Chart will be reduced 25 cents the single shon
Those who have bought the first impression at so cents
shall be entitled to copy ofhis gratis application
The recent amendments Of the Maryland Constitution
have been introduced in marginal note in this edition.
showing contrast with the parts amended and a
small oversight the of service Of members of the
Virginia Senate has been corrected.
NJ Gentlemen sojournng at Washington would proba-
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ton among their youthful friends their home.
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HISTORY OF ROME-Tanslated from the Ger
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DULWER'S NEW TALE--Caldcron the Courier
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Also, the second part of Nicholas Nickleby, by Boz
The Credit System of France, Great Britain and III
United States, by II c. Carey.
The Poetry of Travelling, by Mrs Gilman, Of Charles
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made known 10 the distressed and TO the sckE
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York CouNTy, Pa. Sept l, 1883
Dear Sir: have been informed Of your helping those
that troubled with Deafness and have for fifteen
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have heretofore heard much about such as you,
but the person who had received any benefit
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yon would do well TO you have done TO others
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ERENCH LESSONS.-Mons ABADIE, pupil Of
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the Ladies and Gentlemen in this city, Georgetown and
Alexandria, that he continues TO give lessons In his ow
native language at his rooms or in private families
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Parker's Journal Of an Exploring Tour beyond the
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Carver's Travels, new edition, 1893.
Philosophy Of Common Sense by Matthew Carey.
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OLIVER TWIST, a new part, this day received
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bride AND PREJUDICE-All the novels Of Miss
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27

mand ~henever wanted for disbursement. Fully
concuning in the necessity Of attaining these re-
suits, am confident that the measures necessary
to produce them, may be Of such character a
will not effect njunOusly the business concerns
or the banking institutions Of The country. One
Of these measures, and the most desirable among
them, is the dsconunuance Oflhe use Of the banks
as the fiscal agents of the General Government,
or such modification Of their agency As will eff.
fectually prevent them from using. Tor any pur-
pose whatsoever, the public moneys that may be
committed 10 them for safe.keeping. This dis
continuance or essential modification Of their
agency will, have no doubt, prove mutually ben
ehcal to all parties and to all interests. The
subject is now before Congress, and if acted on
by that body in the same conciliatory spirit with
which 1t has been presented to them by the Pre-
sident, and with the same sincere desire be has
eyinced to arrive at right conclusion, have
scarcely doubt they will speedily dispose Of il
in such manner as will be safe for the government
satisfactory 70 the grea, body of their constituents
and conducive to the general welfare.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
BEAUTY'S EMPIRE.

What avas thine iron brow,
Strong one of the battlefield?
Thou hast met stronger now,
Render up Thy lance and shield,
Yield at last-who yielded never,
Beauty reignS on earth for ever.
What avails thy purple pride,
Monarch on thy golden throne'
Cast thy naughty looks aside,
Jewelled slave, thy sovereign own!
Kneel-thy whole allegiance give her,
Beauty reigns on earth for ever!
What avais thy fore serene,
Sage-by midnight taper sought
Harkl there's laughter in thine ear,
And thy boosted strength is noug ht:
Mocking all thy liie's endeavour,
Beauty reigns on earth for ever;
All her might too well know,
Caught-made iast--by sweet surprises
Spare me, lips Of rosy glow,
Spare me, melting sunbright eyes
Only death my chains can sever,
Beauty rules the earth iIrever
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
A PROCLAMATION.

Vurny,s. information having been received
If dangerous excitement on the northern IRON
tier ol the United States, m consequence oil the
civil war begun in Canada, and instructions hav-
inc been given to the United States officers on
that frontier and applications having been made
to the Governors Of the adjoining States to pre-
vent any unlawful interference on the part OF our
citizens in the contest unfortunately commenced
in the British Provinces; additional Information
has lust been received, that, notwithstanding the
proclamations of the Governors ofthe States OF
New York and Vermont, exhorting their citizens
10 refrain fiom any unlawful acts within the terri
tory Of the United States; and, Notwithstanding
the presence Of the civil officers of the United
States, who, by my directions, have visited the
scenes of commoton with the view Of lmpressng
the citizens with proper sense of their duty, the
excitement instead of being appeased,is every day
increasing in degree that arms and munitions OF
war, a ID other supplies, have been procured by
the insurgents in the United Sates-that mill
t.ry force, consisting, in part at least, Of citizens
of the United States, had been actually organized,
had congregated at Navy Island, and were still
in arms undes the command Of citizen OF the
United States and that they were constantly re-
ceivng acceSslons and aid
Now, therefore, to the end that the authority of
the laws may be maintained, and the faith Of trea-
ties observed, |, MARTIN VAN buren,, do
most earnestly exhort all citizens of the United
States who have thus violated their duties, to re-
! turn peaceably to their respective homes; and
hereby warn them, that any persons who shall
oompromit the neutrality of this Government by
interfering in an unlawful manner with the affairs
Of the neighboring British Provinces. will render
themselves liable to arrest and punishment unde
the laws of the United States, which will be rgldly
enforced; and, also, that they viii receive no ait
or countenance from their Government, int
whatever difficulties they may be thrown by tn
violation of the laws Of their country, and Of tr
territory of a neighboring and friendly nation.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington
the fifth day of January, A. D. 1888, and tn
sixty.second Of the independence ofthe Unite
Safes. NJ. VAN BUREN,.
BY the President:
JOHN FoRsYTH, Secretary Of State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
INVENTION OF PRINTING.

On the 18th July, the Fourth Centenary of the
Invention OF Printing was celebrated in the Thea
ire Royal Edinburgh; Thomas Campbell, Esq,
author OF the Pleasures Of Hope" in the char.
Inc following song, written for the occasion, by
MI, Alexander Smith, Printer, was sung with gen
eral applause by Mr.. Healey, Printer-the music
composed by Mr.. e. Croal-and the singing accom-.
panied on the piano forte by the composer
When Liberty first sought home on the earth,
No altar the goddess could find,
llu arts greatest triumph to printing gave birth,
And her temple she reared in the mind
The phantomS OF ignorance sunk from her sight,
And tyrannyS vlSage grew wan,
AS wildly he traced, IN the Volume of ight,
The pledge Of redemption to man.
Al. hail the return oithe glorious dav,
When freedom her banner uniurl'd:
And 50 rung from the Press the promethian raw
That dawAd DER a slumbering world;
When science exulting in freedom and might,
UnvelPd To the nations her eve,
And wavd from her treSses reugent in hight,
glory that never can die.
The mighty enchanter, whose magical key
UNLOCKED all the fountains of mind,
The thoughts OF the mighty in triumph set free
In clustered secluson confn'd
The lay the poet, the lore OF the sage.
Burst forth from obscurity's gloom,
And started TO life, in the wonderful page
The gores of Greece and of Rome.
Great ark of our freedom the Press we adore;
Our glory and power are in thee
voice thou hast watt'd to earth's farlhest shore
Ehe shout Of the great and the free
The slaves quilting letters are burst by thy nigh
The empire Of reason is thine;
And nations rejoice in the glorious light,
| Which flows from fountain divine.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27

Prompt and energetic measures have been
adopted by the PRESIDENT in relation to the DIFF
fculhes on our northern frontier, as are apparent
from the Message to Congress and the Procla-
nation. In consequence of the outrage commit
ted on our territory. it is presumed by Unauthorized
and lawless men, the PRESIDENT had decided to
call out sufficient force of the militia of New
York to protect our citizens from similar attacks,
and to be ready to enforce the execution Of the
laws, in the event Of the civil authority proving
Inefficient and Congress vesting in him proper
and adequate authority to compel the execution
OF treaty stpulations and while he defends the
inviolabaity Of our own territory, he will prevent
that Of neighboring and friendly power from be-
ing invaded by persons living within the iurisdic.
ton Of the United States, and who ought to be
under It's control.
General ScorT, we understand, is ordered ia
the northern frontier, to take command of the
troops that may be called into service. He will
be in the midst Of scenes familiar to him, and the
public have an earnest in the character he esab
lished there' that every thing will be done thai
prudence, courage and sagacity can suggest tc
MAINTAIN the peace and honor of!he country
Globe, Jan. 6.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
From the Globe of Dec. 5.
CONGRESSIONAL.

In Senate to-day, the resolutions of Mr.. Pres
Ion, IN relation to Texas, were set down as the
special order for the first Monday in February.
lhe third resolution Of the series proposed by
Mr. Calhoun came up for consideration, and was
discussed, without taking the question on the
adoption, until late hour in the afternoon.-
The amendment proposed yesterday by Dir. Al
Ten 10 the amendment previously proposed by
Mr. Smith Of Indiana, was adopted by vote Of
nIrty-two to fourteen. An amendment was sub
sequently moved by Mr.. Morris, the consdera-
ton Of which is still pending. The debate that
ensued took wide range. Messrs. Calhoun,
Morris, Hubbard, Smith Of Indiana, Benton,
NOrvelA Lumpkin, Ruggles, Buchanan, Preston,
Rves, aud Wall participated.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
DISTURBANCES ON THE NORTHERN
FRONTIER.

Tho CHAIR communicated the following
message from the President Of the United States,
on the subject Of tie war in Canada
To the Senate and
House Of Rep esentOtiues Of the U. STATES
Recent experience on the southern boundary
0' the United States, and the events now daily
occurring on our northern frontier, have abun.
"an'y shown that the existing laws are INSULT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27

THE TINES.
Oh dear, what times these IS,
Sugars are rose, and rum IS ris.-Fiea'us
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27
RUSSIA.

1.-THE following account, which We find in Pan
English paper, be true, it would justify ccnsure
Of the whole civilized world not to overthrow the
horrible tyranny Of Russia:
1.-The Emperor Of Russia has committed the
disgusting atrocity OF levying six hundred of The
tairest young comen among The Polish psasan-
try, and taking them by force from their families,
to be married to bis soldiers on the military farms
at Woznesensk! The women fed and resisted,
but in vain they were carried off from their fam
lies, and their male relations, who aided their at.
tempt to escape, were fogged, or punished to 81.
bera!"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-27

An Irish gentleman, who, en- getting Ia
bound prize in the lottery, and finding that IT,
prize was less than the money he had paid i''
cried out, "What luck it was that did not gci
10000 pound prize. must have been en'n' !,
ruined.