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TO RENT

"a Possession given on the lst of next month";
trim the two story dwelling house adjoining the
lsllM. Methodist Church on Poydras street; oc-
cupied at present by DIR Rogers.
Also ; small tenemsnts on Girod street, few doors
from Baronne st. Apply to DOYLE g. MAY,
ie14 8 Carondelet at.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NOTICE.
NEW ORLEANS g. NASHVILLE AL ROAD.
y few careoes of Dry Pitch Pine Wo wanted,
delivered the bank Of the New Canal at the Rail
Road Bridge.
Also, few Carpenters, and men who are acquainted
with Saving can find constant employment and good
wages. Apply ut tho office of the Company, at tho
corner ofCnna and Baroune suees.
ID. HOARE,
{ CHI # Engh,r ard Gen. supl rinto ds
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

w HISKEY-2y9 bbls rec,ifed landing from steam
w er Splendid, for sala:by G DORSEY.
MD Al New Levte.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

n EAT LAKD-3Ob Kegs n-inre, for sale by
Hfteu q DORSEY, A New lerss.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NOTICE-The copartnersliip heretofore existing
IN between the subscribers, under the firm OF W. &
J. GRANT, has been dissolved by mutual consent.
WIN. Grant is charged with the liquidation of the affairs
oil the late firm, and will continue the business OH his
own account.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

lOORK-l00 bhls Meas and Nj U Pork, t25bhls prin
l. inspected Pork. for sule by -
LAWRENCE g LEGENDRE,
Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

NAL onALTl Of NrW ORLEANS.
FE,HE price of fresh flour to-day is Sc 50per Dbl:
cording to the tariff, the bakers shall give during
tlis ens,ing week, from Monday 9th July, Al ounces
bread for bitt. Bread of the second quality is
quired 10 weigh IS per cent. more VIZ: 5 ounces.
C. GENOIS, Mayor.
Iulr Z I8i8.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS kEWAltD-Stolen
~ from private house in Rampant street, Par OF
S,tuer Mounted Belt PISTOLS, and Rifle Barrel, do.
rewurd OF one hundred dollars will be paid on con-
victon Of the thief Apply 10 this office
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

CHECKS ON THE UNITED STATES RANK
~ of Philadel phia, and in sums to suit purchasers
Tor sale by LAWRENCr. Il l. .';EtBRE,
ivy 18 4, 90 Nau, I avoo
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

sSLOUR-i4O bbls hou,, landing, aud for sale by
II J THAYER & co,
;,,e "a pDytlrns street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

YELLOW PINE LUMBER-6OOO to 5000 feet
Il flooring boards, IA inch; $4,000 feet inch plank,
for sale by READ a. BARSTOW,
ml5 81 Gra,i r street.
DORK, Flour, Whiskey and I.ard-2aO bbls mess
Il prime, clear, rump and shoulder Pork; 900 bbis
FoH 2OO do Whsksy ,rectited and common 1000 kege
Leaf Lard; in store, for sale by
ma3 LAYET Il AMELUNG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

puncheOns OF lslay Mills Whbkey, by
REYNOLDS, BYRNE IL Co,
mi Ono No. SO Canal street.
PACKAGE HARDWARE &c. FOREIGN & DO
MESTIC,
LEVERETT s. THOMAS.
Commission NHerciiants,
ID BROAD STREET, NEwfoRK.
TEAVE on hand and are constantly receiving from
Il England and Germany flu supply of Hard
goods which offered by the package at manu-
acturers prices. Their present stock consists of
100 casks Carolina Hoes, ass'd
| 900 do bright traces do
- 81 do log chains do
| 122 cases English fnwling guns
| rs do German do do
10 do Cross cut
25 casks edge tools, ass makers
10 do mill files do do
! IL do pm, pocket and dirk knives
II do table cutlery
II do brass kettles
as do brass chamber oanlles,icks
10 do hooks and hinges
! 8 do wood screws
6cases PISTOLS ass'd
50 tons English boiler plates
| 7Ocasks sheet zinc
$500 boxes Tin plate assorted sizes,
with also good supply Of American hardware
Orders will receive prompt attention, and executed at
| lowest prices. jan3o--5n2aw
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

III Jau W. M.r.a. rreu. 8 u,e Mole
- putin lae aH.e f.eua Oh .asifa-
uoa yi.. commence a0 q. rs FIST N.ris. 50 Jaugsg
ueNi ani csH.f a.rWfHtts, TIE course e. n-
>irutiaa c'Ff RS branches rsIs..g taught
10 ,It ~ Al5'.H Al-. No $50 IS seuf..-
ml0o' strict morals, u j.wi.t sul e.Htcel lc-
P1-'r 81, ord pr0o"nI ana accomplished ,c.sn.1r.
Ih- Trustees of ul~ Institution having Obi. cnat-
deutc Ii tie ability &c Nj Morrison, both g. .clch
aoi govern in Seminary OF tamar, AMI bede,-
my him every way qualified 90 conduct the Ae8jy-
INV wttl maoh ability and success clgeiiu.y aaj
eondIenu.y recommend our school to ibe avoars-
be notice Of tie faa.G-iteHs assured lAlt >3us-
faction W'l b. gwen u all Who favor us <h ihtr
patronage IiehcaIalv1atsc,s Of oar institution
are doubre yQw,mwy boz t'ic STATE u point Of
health and beauty, Louisville Is scarcely surpassed
ty any 'itl. town u tie western country.
Arrangements wIl probably DE- male IA few day,
to suppl, tie female department with competent
TEACHER Il sc noflJe vii ht given vi tie same
Boarding can BE- obtaiagd in private amuc, al q
reasonable price.
JAMES D. McLELI AND. Secretary.
t Louisville H. Dee. 6 l1S7.-.. 4W
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pFIsTER 8 Gl0u.EIN

HAVE u,aiyel -he oVe- NEW 30 1NS:
Z 4 Roaaui iia-i.s, o. iac A.,ns.ru. Bari.
Ta.e or Aalawa:
Burton, or tie S1ts, by iHe author e 'Lsdi,e :"
Hnmswari Boaai b. Cooper
Outward BoJUi, o. a Merchants Adventures, b.
thc au'hoF Of Rgrn ite Rcler
Pyma's Adventures AMI Discoveries. with au Ac-
count ola Horrible Balchrfy Famine s.. sc.
Damascus ard Panya, i Jouwey to Tie E3s', by
LAM SHARKS aud SEA Guls by the author Of The
Naval Sseicl Batk
Second Series of sam Sick
Caheron he Counter. by BuiWcr
Tie Robb,r. b7 james:
Alice, hg Baaet. beinga continuation Of EFGes,
The Wife HHnct novel:
Peter Pilgrim, by lhe author Of " Caayar," "Nck Of
tls Woods, Sc
TIE Straarcr 10 China LIS {, r. Downing
The Romance of Vienna, by Mrs Tronnc
Lights and Shadows 81 Ig.sb Lite, by Mrs ; C. Hall:
PIccoIa or CAPTIVITY Captive, a novel:
The Woman oI the WuJ.1, novel:
The Mgrrlan,'~ DaUgal5g do.
The Yellow PuSh Correspondence
Oddities OF London Life b. Paul Ply;
81 Vol. of Turner's Sacred History of tie World {.
Duty and Inclination. Edited bv Mss Laadod
Harry Austin, or Adventures in the Bitsh Army
Awful Disclosures by Maria Monk:
Further Disclosures, also, her VI
sit to Nuns Island:
Coopcr's Italy
The State Prisoner. Tale Of the French Regency;
Love. by the author of FHr,oton,' sc,
Jane L6mnx. or Mothers Crime:
Fielding, or Society, by r. p. Ward:
| The Squire, a novel.
| Isl Part of Nickehg, by Boz:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
THE DEMoC RAT
a PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY III
,TuITGTON & LESTE

uoRTHINGToN & LESTER,
P.5iisls-, af he Uaiisd States Less.
r-.,,, Of THs PArER--s5 per annum in advance
- a, the enl Of the year,
yssrbsoript.on will be received fora less term than
months. and no paper viii be discontinued,
~ -, al the discretion OF the Eht0rs) until all
RACES r,or have been paid.
.-rs7rsIxENrs viii be Inserted al 81 per square
y 1ss 81 ss Tor Tie rst insertion, and 80 cents
- s,ch subsequent insertion.
r.. not marked with the number ofin-
,.r'io-s will be published until forbid and chang
ID accordingly.
- AnvrErislSG--Fou squares or less, re-
80 nan,bl, at pleasure, 500, payable half yearly.
N,co1tract Tor less than one year. Tie privilege
-c,,,,I advertisers IS limited to their Immediate
,. a,', an advertisements for the benefit Of
o,bs- versions sent in by them must be pald Tor BY
,he square r~a,.,,.,nbo ato x,
vii, b, inserted unlesswc are specially au-
, ,i',,'y by some responsible person
In WoRK must be pad for on delivery.
p,brcotions OF 4 personal nature wi. be charged
double Frice
~ Letters to the Editors on business connected
yrtb the Office, must be oatpald, or they Will not
be attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
N0tice to Planters.

rE7HE undersigned having been appointed asen's
L for Messrs A. s. J. Dennisloun < 20 are pre-
pared TO make advances on and attend o' nc sup
ment Of Cotton consigned to thelr houses eIher u
Liverpool, Hayre, Glasgow or New, York ! rs
nett proceeds will be settled either ~ Ne"-o'iea"s
or'Natchez, as the shippers may desire
Mr.. ALExAsDER Fl. RINGGoLp, who IS io0y "u-
hori2ed TO represent us, will attend TO any aia'se,
nen,s necessary during this season. He viii be at
Jackson or Vernon. 10 which places letters can be
addressed. w, s r. FERElDAl q 70
Natchez. Oct %, 1888 2of
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New Goods !.

rggROTTER & SYMONS have just received pr
4 steamer IBERIA, their Fail and Winter supply,
ol seasonable Goods consisting in part OF general
Colls Cassiners satlincts, Jeans, Fannels, Lind
aeys Blankets, Ready.made Clothing;
Donestics, Cotton, Osuaburgs Spun Cotton, &c;
Saddles, Brides, Martingacs &C..
Hardware, Guns, RiAe5, Pistols, Nails, and Cast
Whcl will be sold very low for cash, or as usno
6punctual customers. dc. AN lo2o---''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
Christmas Gifts.

vyyHE Token for 1889 The Violet for 1882 The
L Christian Keepsake for 1889, The Religious
Souvenir for 1889,
TIE Cir :"
The Gem "
Sketches Of Young Ladies and Young Gentlemen,
by Qniz, with ILLUSTRATIONS by P ph'R' and o's-
Peter Parley's Picture Book;
Peter parey's Christmas Tales;
Peter Parey's Christmas Gilt;
,pr ST National Portrait Gallery, elegantly bound
Just received and for sale by ,,.
Columbus, Dec. 3S3. 2oNo
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p. WAppELL, Manager.


27.sI5 Prizes amounting 10 -
Paekares ol % whole Tickets t1r sl2', mus
draw go, and may draw the four Capitals "'''"
ore S37 900
Certificate Of Package 50 .-,,a
parEare. il Halves and Quarters, N pTop'F''o'
- TICKETS $500 Halves $3.50 Quarter
sI25 fr SALE At ie Agents oaiee, $50 d.1r' .'
or ~ Jane'. Hotel and at Boss 8 RawT' E&eh'hs'
on Man street, Columbus. 1880 oo.
Tbs Lottery draws every Saturday At some Obs
or me- principal towns IN Mssss'ppi' -.,t
tT7-AA orders from distance, poa"ge pm
WI" &c p'0''r'' G. WARREN, Agent,
Dec 90. Il rV'"N0" -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
Receiving. Forwarding and Conn
mission Business.

nUR new and commodous Ware House IS now nc,
~ ready Tor the reception OF Cotton and other
produce for Shipment; ANA also, all Goods and
Groceries coming up the river, which may oe CON con-
signed 10 us. We hope by unrem,ttng attention
TO business, 10 merit Share Of pubic patrohaEe
Lbeaadyances viii be made on Cotton l2T sup
ment. l.. y j. LII NlOhA'
Colbert, Nj Nov. o. 1883. 1l-iUt
k7-rbe Mobile Chronicle viii please publish the
above TN the LIST Of February and forward 'heir
account 10 L. s. j. L. for payment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
TINE DECLARATION.
a.3fy clarmeri Tpouid die for thee,
Ifthot ,roald'q only lire for me !"
an IL - ~sulisd fhe dark e,jrd ELF.

a.sn, clarmert Troaid die for thee,
rtRoi. troald 81 only lire for me 7"
a.lh doe' replied the dark eyed eli,
Increr Ike to die myself"
When person IS once heartily in love, the int
tie faults and caprces Of his mistress, the jeal.
ousies aad quarels TO which that commerce is
50 subject, however unpleasant they be, and ra'
lhey connected with anger and hatred, are yet TO
be found, in many instances, 10 give additional
force to the prevailing passion ume.
| lie who is critic should consider, that, accor'
ding to the natural progress Of human opinions,
he may become the subject Of criticism. II
johnson had ever conjectored thai he must one
day be tried by his own laws, more ienl'y wouic
u,obsblv have been shown to PoPs'--keH'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
NO. Is.

Should be touched % sweetest lyres.
fcu need not fear, nov SET believe
Tn kiu 10 him who haiiered Eve,
I'll touch 90 strain upon my lu'e
That sayors Of toFh.ItcE irJiti-
| scuFn the nam who would lmpart
An evil thought 10 w0man's heart.
Nor shall my muse by ilat'ry's strain,
invesj your minds with notions vain.
H., SIMPLY tell YOU what thiak,
Then IN your loves ri swim or sink:
A. men are rpgues. who round fire
VIII st and vent their spleen and iye,
Arl say a womans hni thing
That nature made 10 talk and say;
Or cen allow Their sauey lip
To utter la'ss tat ladies' 70 DIP
And with sarcastic smlea enough,
They wisely ssy you're up to snnh.
A saying which in Former days,
Was considered greatest praise
Oh, how wish that Cupid's dart
Could tud ! place 10 their hard heart;
Nuke them bend the supplien, Anee
Aud own the Ladies sovereignty:
An Ladies too, wosld advise
Against sueh eliows-shui yonr eyes,
Fhp,f eeV.e~ la,..- l,pa.sss- sls.y ,tssst
vi knowing what lover cost;
Ard every sigh they heave iar ven.
They ask thousand pounds in lieu.
Sinn al sueh shabby chaps you sc.
Aud tatn your Ewes go such rs MT
For tho know GJ-you sometimes Curt.
Ard make your Lovers bosom hurt,
It's ouly when you seem 80 doubt,
Aud want 10 bring thc fellows out;
And then sou shouli'ni be TOO nice,
A worthy man wont Ask you twice.
He'd rather lnSe princess bride
Than compromise a nuhlc Pride
Dear Ladies' marry when you can,
TowaS arc getting scarce Of men.
Nav III bid YOU all adieu,
hope I've t1ld you something new,
Aud may each doa,iug oesu gallant,
10 every one giit present,
Something or other On which they'll see.
Forget me Not-Remenber Me.
Now patrons, I'm about to close.
My lWNgts are lurn'd 10 sober prose
A. have gently dealt with you,
Snvou shaud giye tie deri bis due,
BY giving him just what you please.
vi CAsn tliat may be- passed with ease.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
GCllcY.

eEVHE subscriber having resigned his appointment
/ as superintendent oithe Columns louole-
by Transportation Company, and having no ll''eL-
eat in said Company, tenders his services to me pup
ic as general Agent for NE Transaction % ousl-
mesa. He will attend TO the adjusting and aNa''l's
Of accounts and from bis long experience " l,asl-
hess transactions, ilaticrs himseh mat every s'''
JOHN CRUSOE.
Columbus Miss, Dec 9th ls33.-Q2-4w'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
MISSISSIPPI UNIoN BANK,
Jackson, N1ecmber lG, 1898.

Jackson, Navcmhgr 10, 1888.
Sir.--Tbe Directory Of dis Institution, baIiey-
inr that tie cotton crop Of tbs State viii be anu
suaIy snort and that the planters wi desire 70 post
nonr dc sae ~ their rrAfs n0l ~ }e6r .ea-E s
known purpose to advance $50 on every bale Of
rold mcrchanabic cotton, weighing 900 lbs. TO be
delivered 10 the agents Of this bank, 10 be appointed
n, The following Shipping points viz q Naehez
yicksbnrg. Grand Calf Rodney, Manchester
Tchua Satartm, Marion Greenwood, Grenada,
Columbus. and Mississippi City. The o~ner to De-
liver 10 this Bank the sad agents receipt wjh The
marx. number ana weight Of each bale, Together
Win note PAYABLE nj u months after date with
Two OF more good securities, 70 be submitted Y lhe
Bank for said advance.
The cotton to be shipped to Liverpool, or such
o,hcr market as may be designated by the party de-
Gyerinr the same al his risk and expense, ana sod
On account Of this Bank, The proceeds, together
with the exchange. both foreign AMI domestic ia
he credited on his note, and the rate oi domestic
exchange 10 be established by the current rates a
the time the account Of sale y received,
Respectfully,
fe;,roD WM. P. GRAYSON.
Cashier.
10 The Argus viii please insert tie above esi
,yephS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
Executors Notice.

THO all persons interested in the estate oil burn
Il II. thompson, deceased; notice IS hereby
given that at the next regular term Of the PEpbaes
Court. 10 be held fer the county OF Winston, on
Monday the IDA day Of January, 1889, will pre-
eenl nv account, Tor inai settlement Of said estate.
JAMES 3. MEEK, Executor
December Stir. i83s.--22-4w. Prs. fee 50 OF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
gainesville Female Academy.

YH1uF. Trustees of The Gainesville femaje Aea-
demv take pasute ID announcing 70 we pun |
lie that Ills institution chartered at Inc as' s'Ss""
Of the LEGISLATURE mas now gone INTO optloUoh, /
under tic charge Of WIN. f. Root, IT,, iate 81
Prince Edward, Virginia; the character O. "
Roat. MS reputation in NIrglna as 'eacht oi re-
n,,les ag vel as the success Of his Seminary hefe'
warrant us in recommending him 10 Tie confidence
and patronage of the friends of Female tduca'mh'
Il i tbe object Of the Trustees to establish 40 ~
1 s,,,t;on nj me first order in Gainesville ana pun
limos are now about being erected, pronaoy as *
tpnsiye as those Of any similar institution III '''
/ State or elsewhere ..,,a., MA.
AZ nresent tie principal and his assistants are pre-
n,,ed 70 rive instruction in all the branches 81 Eng
Eel Education, and the departments % Ffe"oh
Drawing and Painting .at,o,
The department Of music VIII - mo "Pe'''''"
during he winter t.,,o, an, ne.
! roJ durinp NE term although It IS desirable 'ha'
lhey should he present as early as possible
'i'he cbarres for uun 10 the diierenI branches
If the regular course, will be as follows e.,o oo
Fn,lish branches Tor session Of months S@o "
F ;n5l or other modern Language DO ~ ~ 0
Latin OF G'f sl,.,,io, including Painting Il
oil Nero and ornamental Inning o. q,
. Music, 5 o.
/ Of Ei1UO,
Primary department Is 0
Q yscaI music w,i b. taught 70 all the POpnS "''
t oo Boa,d including washing Lodging fuel and ' gym
.,,Jbs af,rled IN the Academy buildings wig" ~. o''
peted, at SIS per month at e un'' ,'u Ga ,I
ran he obtained in geutetl tamAiea 10 OaN''' '''
= reasonable terms. ...n eyo rnontl
oa.t h. pa,d IN advances and after the entrance
L ~ tpa nnpa. no deduction w be made except ~ 20
les Of sickness. on he FIRST
on The Scholastic year commencing 3" Aa,ns,. .
% October, aid continuing 10 the inst Of Augus'' J
,e ~ dividedinto two sessions OF i've monilis q,
" Tbsre vii be only one vacation, embracing
On aontbs Of August and septen'ber - 81
" Annbcatioos for admssi u may Dc lhauc T"
Root. a. ID aiy member Of tie board
WM NJ. LEWIS, JohS .,sn5,,,,n
ded WV, H. DAEDRIDGE, ALLIN "a D1,+sr,,
TO WM ]. STEELE, nAslD ~ -
cen JoEA. Bliss, u D. Tr,,ss,
WM. 0. WIEsTog,
4. GAINESVILLE. Dec :. is5s.-25-sH'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
Pay up. Pay up!

a LII persons knowing themselves 'noeo'e -
- 10 the subscriber,la are earnestly requested 70
pay up. otherwise he shall be under the dlsageea-
~ 1ses so.f ?. s,dTH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29


As the son IN al Hs 7plrnoo' was P''Wos |
oNer no eastern hAi" 'h'NN ,r"''" H,"' -.
claimed, The 2loH'u' the "nt'd Is I'sng' ~
wic, WHO happened % NJ tf'hA W Ju'' y 'h'
moment "keE Tue '@1i''"'"' 70 '''S',' Sl,',
percd 'ui' "na' would Wv say NY u'"' "
bad my nr" sax Gown on
7he rtig 'as' sPf'@'h 2 l'&al ''o4''"'e-
\ youoa lawyer |l'N '"nr'"o'o MS al AO'n'n' III
q case q qamc c'uaEm J',&' WIN VI 'l'N
ny sublime burst: III R''o'''''h % ''e J',H' nv
d''.n'""'.. r. I'll ,l.1, = IN, 'I'' ,,opnn,,
2 ,aJ ,, WI, yokcs-lbcn, YES. hcn indeed ha,,
~. C,roc,,Gers crclt ana bl,d and died III
,,,,,n Pc
WIN. ro,niods "a Of Mo following reversed aud
..',lI, .,,tr.no climax Gom p bnycr or equal
....o.n.. NINA. a... qaa.aI a5i l.us ucc ua
su.Ha.,# n,. ueahea 90. Nsr @.uFse
mau
W4U.. Hamr#a eWHg % auy iI.m
Pu Ha0a I.aa,n tHs ae."saa "h '''
cauts aab a,oi saaa heic, Ih6 b1n7ie aA
yurlte" ia8 no'"''o"- Ho2 'h'h i"' -"''
I m.y .oa 10 The summit oil nose mountains "e
herds may srop the flowers Of lhe 'o,eJ' 'D' ''9
client are no more E0li9 % s'''''e '''' "'' ~
tban 'oo1 "'' CIV '"'''
{ DtArroiNrED ArrElrroS.--Nh} doth FATE
that o.lea uc-ions tAau.N,d. q -ouI, 90 conquer
oror gtonl. 70 be lbfspoa Of b, PasHoHs' q
ten deny to tho icndoresi ana most l'c9"E h,2'''
o"o n''1,'p ~, INA, f,ya nn.t ortcn MN (,
'ons. why Is II 'na' l t,, 'ou., 30 que" ''s'
VAN tor an object '''a NV '''s''
Useless PecPis'- Most pf'c'Pl' o. parent
+. are lost e.ehtoIat ,he very time when u 's "
~ gon'n' 90 ''.e.'g ',, ,h w., ,'o' ,o"eJ W.
1oor r. .N''-''' "..', n " oJ.'
10 de''' ah' '4i' "' Guns Wv
To r"9 Las'.-- n "NRe. sa{i' - :, M 4
Pre''o 'NI' '''' ra.,,.aS - ,,,aa,,an much m,
York; "" tg'In i,@.a"' I'M 'a WINK j M, 4
hcPeope o. nv 'r3" TI h,, .o,i,o ,bc aoo
applause z NJ ar NJ tlarod en,r..n
t,.,l, I'D. ,,,aor,,nt ,h
faI5' i.a&t"'ioN ~ T ''.' I ,,'p '.IJ y.
'h' head t. hea WIN , ,,' , ~ @,c,c,
ewN}-o"'"''- = Y
VIZ ,au ho b.,a +. de cu
The H,gt'--in wo",' ', y. h.''' = men, w.
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-v1HE undersigned will advance cash On 0 ~,
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CHRISTMAS ADDRESS

tfH ATattHts NOW Dis aHihA. 7.Itta
Nah ,oe. hispstron, aii II meet;
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WHchtefy pass IA smiles and prayers
Arlp.t rI. Ar,1 Of wine. bc be-s,
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AM tn-t Id ,,.ptIiit,s 81 smaH,
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n1o,t.,t ,sta otI,e9 s.are.
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A,j hear IA mud wbateer DC says,
Far uotb.n, c3pu,ates SO much
A. 5,,eney wien IN the church.
NO., maxilns learnt when AZ school
And naren,s made mc keep Iht rule;
nm seba,ls Hire rot the same fnd
S,op tr,ehrts ate too iundiy kind;
Ae3 r,r,ny thjas THEY'VE found The ,rny,
Wien chfdrgn ~ To school each day
B1t IL, aa my eve YOU must allow
4 n4stercau but tea them how
TaIn, what YOU ulnt make them know
OrchlIrrns .catr wlli All b, dourh'
Ia earn tte heat tine teachers part,
R5t narpnts Won must shape tive heart,
tn a.emu duties WHEN combined
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What's tno"e'Ae Nl''''U' ,',a' I's'
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And what Is man. t"Wee's 'sl.i'
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Whose learning "tF 'IP ail'' I''ui
lie hmtis within III, SOUS" soul
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Who' lrlI y"u noHfll |.'"'u' " ''''
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It's then iley 'nmei'm's hpeetUcs u''NS
But uhl they oy So reason nnnha
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Bat such are SO dom ~ u,', pace
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BY kcepng heallh Nl'un lhtf hnaaaa
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On topics rare, ~ winch eNpose
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winch side he tuaI We "Ool jumps
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Specie Payments.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF COLUMBUS, MI. I
Columbus, Dec II, 1888.
ESOLVED, That this Institution will COM
IL mence gradual resumption Of lis notes in spe-
Gle, as follows:
S. notes on the Isl day Of January, 1882
$40 do do February ls39
$40 do do March, 1851
$50 notes and larger on the LIST OF April, 1883
Extract from the minutes.
By order Of the Board.
CHAS. H. ALBERT.
Dee IS 60 i'd Cashier
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1oOn ALMANACS BY the hundred or
1000. single, calculated for the meridian Of
Columbus, for sale at the Columbus Book Store.
pFlSTER s. GOODWIN.
Columbus Dec. le33. G3l