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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27

Isolation q RETURNED Wlsh ihe
.,..snd affection 81 all tacs6 ndsr
~sod. They are nov y many
g ,,i,a II peaceful lie nd an
.j;0 bslieving, that h whaiey part
,lh'1 y,;,;sion they may reside shalt
.ssbonor Of receiving shelr
49, rrIaENs:-I leave the
- 81, satisfied that the people aie ~
. =. yrSsadyt6dO iustice--thas yoe. VII com
an The qualifications, end ihe 9pol
ds ~. W. alone, Of myself end
.. s,;,or before you cast your
''nP 4. bsllot.box-and that yoa Nll
g . w but qualifications inleence
decision. Upon that atone
0I -, - competitor WILDE as wiling g
2 !. ~ y.st ,be issue; BY that criterion
2, y ,,; ~ n boindpcd, and willmosl cheer
H. submit to your decision.
!! ,;u,e have ever been a candidate Be,
" ~, .,, and !, would be an IDLE aileclatloa
!. =. ~ 70 say that ! can feel Indifferent
'bOu, the result. *.
e. So,Ds If The counties composing me ~.
80, sOI nave sustained me, in my pro lonal
.. -,.,, with a generosity probably bes
~. J' Nv merit, and il would afford me &
y: ~ ' ~, to know that they still
$50 roc worthyof their confidence
Two II Won elect me, | shall endeayosr e q.
,;;.rs NV 0ra,iiudeior your klndne By DIS
.S ,,. III he duties Of the Office Y such G
,,snser 7 Is 10 give you no cause % egrcl
bs choice you have made; bqt q Z Should
y nv misfortune 10 be defeated, wlll
,Soerf,lly submit--like the Grecian, wlle
,.;oieeI that there was found amongst hls
one more worthy than him.
IN PRYOR nj. CRANE
rslu.ySs, III. Narck, -, 1898,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27

s NJ ~ 49, - - A4GE%Wy S5AW9sAA 4A4dAG AaA
In pursuance { tleeauE uusi. exscnt, !.
By Winchester Dumas. of I.owndes county .
and state st Mississippi. on the ixtb daN
ct June 1857, e cassius Slodd4rtl. 81 1Us.
casopsa ctiulltA. AID State Of ALBANIA. Is
tf.iStees 70 secure the Iiaynt ii Of one prom
mi>ss,l'N nnie. therein mentioned and tx
sbrshfd, foihe order IL AID 4 sutpf M Cows
& Gel III As trustee. effer Il public sais
y the cunft.htnse IN tic town If eInn
bus Mississippi. IN The tWenty.il1ld tlak
sa April neNI, 1889 wisIlin the hT,uas
prescribed b, law. ailthr right. title ani
interest,", which tie said Wine hester I3ls
Hlas has IN and tie following described
lends, 70 wit :--the east halluf the north
west quarter Of SCI tien no thftsi three. and
The south quarteref the south west quarlels
dissection no. illiFfy- six. IN gaRIish puo ST
teens south efrange NJ. seventeen wesl, ii
tie county cf I4nwndes. fngei her with iii
seilementss lieraditaTeHis and appta asnan-
ces thtfcnntn belonging. Dated 18th d
March 1888
CASSIIJS STODEART1. gsr,,slse
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Banko the Tonsbigly Rail Road ca.
Columbus, Mss. 9th January, 1885
y fllslalmellt OE TW Il IN Ty
"A per cent oi The Capital Stuck a tin
Company, Is required Ia 81 paid ii. AZ the
Sinking i lHse. on 81 beftne tile Isl slaS
nt a plils ensuing.
BIZ ofderBf The BOARD.
III. " 4 A'IER. Cashier.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27
DISSOLUTION.
1yHE CopstrtI1crsIlio ilerefoFor

n 2 7NsUTg5tEgIlgEoIl9. IlEEeIOIOFG
existing ilstWeeuilir snissclil.etA in tin
Grocery and GamniSsin Business. under
tie st,le Of ESTES & q is Il IS DAY dis:
solved hY mntual consent al persohs IN.
dehted II said fi.m are reqaests d to maxi
lanmesiiate payment 10 ANlIliap Estes.
who IS alone authorised Ia receive and re
ceipt for the same, and IS alone bound e.,
al debts due hy said establishment. III
may be found 4, III times. al the couh. ine
.toon Of AKIN & Glass. npposte the Land
#Of6ce. where he respectfully rtqeests al
those Indebted 10 call.
XpM. = ESTES,
AKIN
Columbus. Feb. 2fss 1888. 3t24
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N0TICE.

ME Books, Notes and Accounts Of the
late firm Of Moore q Garter and Of James
Carter g Co, are this day placed IN my hands
for collection, and must be settled Immediately
without dedication. Myself 81 aren't WHO are
alone authorized TO make settlements, VIII be
fond at all tines, dur no the day, at Moore g
larteIa old stand, two doors west of the Eagle
Hotel WILLIAM D. MOORE.
March ~, 1888. 294t
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ANNoUNcEMENTs


~ We are requested by Maj Join
Villains, 70 notify his ffieuds, that he de-
etOal being caHddate fsr the osfise 8
MAJOR Gsuelal.-Greaaaz Ballsfa
Congressional, Judicial, and al siarg Ele,
hoA-25i md 24ts Afri
W We are authorized 10 announce.
KlcHARD Evans Esq, as acpndidals lcg
NC ONCE fudge ofthc sixth Jusiclal y is-
-:c;.
or HENDLEY S. BEsSlS7T ws aic
euthorized 10 announce, IS candidate K
me y ONCE Of Circuit Judge, for tic sixth Z
Sle'al District composed Of tie countiese
Ao%ncsa, Noxubee, Kemper Winsto
and 0khbbeaa.
90 JAMES 7. HARRISON ws
GaInorised to announce, IS candidate &
tae ONCE Of District A4oraeg, composed
we counties Of Lnwndes, Noxubee Ken
pen, Winston and Oktibbeha.
we are authoFisedto announce b ~ II
GHAf Esq. as candidate for lie otiic
q 3. DisItiet Attorney for the Sixth Iudci
Slslrlct' composed Of the counties
66S9wndes, KemPer, Wins,on, Noxabee an
Vketibbeha.
~ Military.
70 arc authorized q announce Gen.
5aroE NJ. GRANT Of Columbus. and
2. Saie ior the Office Of Major Genera 81 fhe
tOursn DIVISION Of the Mississippi lia.
ST1np9sed Of the counties 81 o0ad
HVoIuOee, Kemper, Oaktibbeha. Winston
IsaLe' Neshoba, Newton, Scott nth
Iallahatehie
20 We are suiborise y s1noans
y lLLlAM II. SOUTH II
y rl.s 10y Colonel 81 tie g
s.Ssndes County, Of W sppp ~ liza
I1e ensuing election.
ere authorized tc enncunc AHol
8 y: Wall, as candidate or hs oIdc
= 1figadiar General 81 ts lih Dfslc
-l9 lst Brigade 81 ssippi militia eonpc
n y de Counties of Smith
Selse Oaktibbeha Cboc|a c
teloousha, and Tallebaichis
N are authorized rs ANNOUNCED M
sAAss sARTER 81 Cccnr
~ reelection vs. cHc. s. c
~ aeeeTal IS
va Division 0
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t l5s u.
olf 1aNf
81 cf
lie
election pres
end So DAVIS
e
TIE IQan Jack.
se oe MAYOR Gn
We b.X|zon
oNIHaIl Aldeean
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nr ~ s'-s4 Fe7.rv
ri NJ
siI ~ S. ~. - e 50
STts sIs 80 s, 81
$500 $500 = sess
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NtJ81C
N PtJRS nee or flIfs Ma
IICE an election was he'd 81 Tire STOOL
1l0ldet5 81 The IaIopEa Z Banls Isl Bs4Is, az
fotney. a which election Afai. SAasYfr4 a
WORTH, flate 81 New. ORR. was ,Il,lv
elected. he. Major b. recegil0 ~ the vosea
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27

OWN o SER VIc ST Poal's
Church VII &c oae1ed for divine worship
Ga ncxt Sabbath April Isl at ] ! o'clock
Be iosl, is administer e tie dis
ciplcs b.. tit apo leg, and as administered.
iii tie Episcopal church 81 tie 1iresent
time Ihc Paste Of the church vii con
duct tic services sc tie occasion
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no OUll PATRONS


no OfjI r ATRoNS.
be Undersigned. Proprietofs q tie two
Newspaper Pr Columbus hive lu.
niAlly agreed upon lie following ems lor
yearly end Other alyerlising. Tiey Will
o ID cases Be fieldIv adhered 10.
WOR G1g5T On 1e LESTER,
l5iofs Of The Democrat
ri BYRON BARKER
Editor tts Argus
ADYRBT isRaiRNTs viii De. rsefted al 81 per
square 10 lines o. less for the first in-
sertion, and q cents for each subsequent
Advertisements noi marked With tie nai4is
Der 81 insertio agill Be published until
forbid aad CHARGED accordingly.
1gARLY ADvHB -Four squares or
less. renewable at Pleasure, sol o, PAYABLE
half yearly. 9 contract for less han
one year. The privilege d annual adger.
tisers IS inaitcd e tier immediate hi.
sness advertisements for the hen-
cit 81 oS5cr pcrs is sent Ia BIZ them
must Sc pa & FOL BY tie square.
ANNouNeISc g AaSninA tbs for Office Rill be
SO Nonanae win be inser'e an Iess
We are special authorised by some les
ponsblc Fprsoa
Jos WoRK must bo paid for on delivery
Publications d personal nature VII be
charged double pr.ce.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27

3feE ffte e0le toakce and PHr.
aa q lsrcsaad
ktthtl the sale
s. ss'tsl q .ils g also ssecuies
~ s. user l31leil q nefehan4
lis nlpofianl hat ofdefs f8f Good, IS
as eXplicN possille.
Joseph cONFDIs
Rsisn q 81 ~ Finn, Esa
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COLUMBUS. miss

AlactoEoge eDlst11l tssi0as 19itSte
stbset1t,ef CONTINUES the
ale business ID Mobile. Having returns
81 20 The city, &c IS nov prepared tnexs-
rute al orders for B ggiug, Rope. &c. ana
attend q all ~ gnuiesfs and other bGs7.
ness entgusted q his care. lice On Ffnes
Ntfeef. fprDellY occupied lst Simpson s
DnugIs JOI7N 81 u PStlN.
Ser 2S. 1857.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27

% TT q u q.
prepared q max sessI
nees ol cotton q sl1fe at aily pnibf
The Eambighy en- kheneteF receipts
for lie SAME are prs scented.
GnhsnhHs. Srpfefi her Is. 1887 III
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27
rRUS TEEs SALE

NJ Office is HEREBY GWEN that IN
pursuance 81 the provisions contained IN
9 Deed Of Trust executed By G.. Fl. Living.
eton, Of Lowndes County, State Of Mississippi.
on the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1887, to me, &.
Calhoun, Of the County and State aforesa a,
az Trustee to secure the payment Of certain
promissery notes therein mentioned, and de-
scribed to Judah BARRETT VIII as said trustee
offer at publicsale at the Court House, in CO.
lumbas, on the 18th day Of April next, 1881
the following property, VIZ: 4 woman named
Jane; also Julia and her two children Harriet
and Nara; also Wagon and four Horses,
and snndry articles of household furniture. Al
20 lots Nc. 2, 9. s. G, Z, 9 and 10 ii square
south Of MAN Stree, n the town Of Column
bus. Lots IS 5. 81. 8, @ and 10, n Square
8; aud Lots q 5, 4, in number 19; and Lots 1,
il Square 20; one situated IN the north
eaas qilarter Of Section q, Township 1e, Range
IS, west; also lots and 10 N Whole square
NO 20. situated IN north east quarter d SECTION
2l, township 16, range Is, west; also the east
hall. north east quarter, and the south east
| qlarter 81 section 10, IN township rs north Of
range NO. 3, east; containing 2239 acres Al
so the west half south west quarter Of section
| No. 20, ii township 10 north Of range No. g.
east; also the west half Of north east quarter 81
section I I, IN township I9, north Of range No.
9, east. Sale to take place between tho usual
hours. ior Cash.
H. n sfsAIH0JIM Trustee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27

q Wing lost oil slaId cett5hea tes
twenty share took 10 rs
Btot Col1mba ppis
o1ice S isfebg gSeui t5st shaI 81 the
81 April apply a IS cash.
bahk ar fentWeInl The sttnes.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-27

fFFFR 10
B. Deakr q Ca.
spewif & CT.
3alAers- -ED Salthcrn lrglis
HUGH II0Rz
nilafx ~ 1883 ~
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NOTIcE.

GAsslus s'roDDARD. g'rsssse.
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.aD1.EIsg,LSl s.lzE.N.1

caIonhas. Dsesmbsr 2sll.. la.z.-.f
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17
FRoPosALs
psaing Imperial N1rsppe etntd
ss WLgllA P@TESvllItN NEElP0@IUEEo0s

The solicitations friends liberal
the
lie politics,
candidates Democratic
Convention But aside feeling shall
interests promoting that industry which
the Region We shall
posing Monopoly which red the exercise of individual rights or have the
tendency individual industry and In
promote the welfare of the community whom we veo please
strickland shall
both for
qualification fails induce the
rendered in a laudab
present there but English paper published in the schuyls
intelligent industrious enerprsing
Scuylk pld
1900 Then doubt establishment
friends the launching bark
shoals which generally render the of of much
ety and propneors.
The will published weekly
TWO DOLLARS payable somannuay advance
within year.
The first published May Subscriptions
respectfully solicited.
JOHN s. INGRAM,
FEBRUARY 8, ls3s
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DEFERRED ARTICLRs.

great many facts may be adduced to
show the insufficiency Of Capital Punish
ment. The criminal returns Of great Brit.
ain show, that there has been less horse
stealing within the last seven years, with
out any execution whatever than in the pre-
ceding seven years, with forty-two execu-
tions--thai there has been less sheep steal
ing during the last four years elapsed since
the abolition Of Capital Punishment, than
during the four previous years that there
have been fewer acts of burglary and house
breaking in the last three years ending with
1896, when thirty-six persons suffered
death for those offences. But not so Of
other crimes for which capital punishment
stiH continues, for they have nearly all IN
credsed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17
HADEN SMITH,

Respectfully informs the public, that he
is prepared TO receive and execute orders in
the above line, and from his knowledge of
the art, having had extensive practice for
the last fifteen years, considers himself JUS
tifcd in stating that he can give perfect sat-
isfaction to all who may employ him.
Typographical maps furnished according
to the latest improvement, in the hahdsom-
est and most correct manner, and levelling
of every description faithfully performed.
Able assistants are engaged.
Orders left with the following persons
will meet with Immediate attention.
James Iaggart, Esq, Immaqua.
s. B. Harmon, Esq, DanuiHe.
John WeaUer, Esq, PoHsvile,
John S. Ingram, Esq, Bloomsbury.
COrnsliuS Conner, Esq. huuoh Chunk.
T'ench C. Kintzing, Esq. Catfa'ciss0.
Cattawissa. Feb. 10, 1898. 42-6t
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The public Men of Teras.--A letter
writer in Texas, thus pictures the public
men Of that Republic:
"Texas is cursed with drunken, rcck-
less, unprincipled President, weak and
imbecile cabinet, corrupt Congress, (the
last / mean--the present is not yet known
drunken sot as Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court--all backed by banditti turn
ed loose upon our country by the disband-
ing Of the army, altogether rendering our
prospects rather gloomy"
There is probably more truth than fiat
terry in the portrait.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17
TO MANTUA MAKERS,

An extremely useful and thoroughly
proven PATENT SYSTEM for\cuiiing
Ladies Dresses and Habits in various forms,
TO accommodate all the changes of the fash
IONS, and warranted to fit without the trou-
bic Of trying on the dress before finished, on
a plan so easy that any lady may learn it
from the rule and explanations, or in one
half hour by personal teaching, is hereby
offered to the ladies employed in that branch
OF business.
Terms-if forwarded to order a5, if per-
sonally taught Sc.
WILLIAM KAHLER,
CHARLES KAfLER.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 10, 1888 42-lf.
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heat contains IS lbs. nutritious matter.
JouRNEYMEN PRLNTERs.

We make the following extract from
the New Yorker, of the description of a
Journeyman Printer, in the various capaci-
ties in which he is there stated to have fig
ured, with belief, that il viii be as inter-
hstinp 10 iboso VINO are not of the profess
sion, as il is to ourselves, and TO printers
generally.
"We know one Of the craft who was, we
believe, brought up in the Office of our con
.tinental friend Poulson Of Philadelphia
The narrow field in which he found himself
on gaining his liberty, proved altogether too
Insignificant for the exercise of his genius.
He turned stage driver and afterwards ped
lar. We next knew him as a school teach-
er a, Salem, n. j., and subsequently, as the
captain Of duck river sloop. This latter
occupation soon lost the charm Of novelty,
and he resumed his place at the press. Here
we lost sight of him for time, but our ac-
quantance was renewed in the summer of
1884 at Lewisburg, Va, where we found
his typeship officiating as Methodist minis
lister. After this lie gave lessons in penn
manship and P0Onuh painting at Pittsburg
--practiced the Thompsonian system of
medicine at Guernsey, Ohio-edited pa
per in neutrality-suspicious. a female
seminary at Louisville--and finally settled
Gown Western Farmer in the "Salt River
district" The last we heard Of typo was
in the Legislature Of Tennessee, where he
was employed in dissectiug the administers
lion. Our informant says that the way he
knocked some politicians into pi was sin
to Crockett"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

The Baltimore American says, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the proportion
of nntricious matter contained in the arti-
cles therein named respectively, will demon
strate the erroneousness of the notion gen.
orally entertained in favor of animal food
1t will be easy for those who examine the
table to compare the relative value of the
commodities SO far as support of strength is
concerned. Some Of our readers will be
astonished to learn that, in the words of tho
correspondent of the Newark Daily Adver-
tiser, ''one loaf of good home made bread
will feed you as long as leg Of mutton,
and an Irish potatoe is better for you than
a pound of pork"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

The number Of Indians east of The Mis-
sissipp, says the New Orleans True Amer
ican, is 1896. The number of Indians
who have emigrated to the West of the Mis-
sissippi, is 81 1877. The number cOmpos-
ing the indigenous tribes within striking dis
lance of the Western frontier, amount to
23l ,S06. And the whole number of Indi-
ans within the limits of the United States,
IS 3l2,49e. Assuming that every fifth one
may be a warrior, the number of their fight
ing men is $4,000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

II appears there are yet men in the land
Of the living, whom the iufian threats Of
the contemplate Webb cannot nimidale.
We copy the following from the Evening
Post Of Saturday.
"Mr. James Watson Webb caps the eli
max of his most ruiHian-like conduct by an
nouncing under his own signature, in his
paper Of this morning that he is determin-
ed 10 infiict ciiashsement of some sort upon
every respectable person who shall dare TO
speak of his hsying been bribed by the u.
S. Bank. II is probable his threat may si-
lence some but trust there are yet more
who viii despise II as utterly as the wretch
who proclaims it ought to be despised by ey-
ery honorable man. For my own part,
while the proof that this aufocious braggari's
services were bought and paid for by the
United States Bank exist on the enduring
records Of the National Legislature, for
one, shall never hesitate to speak freely my
sentiments Of the contemplate apostale.--
| am willing 70 acknowledge that he is, TECH
nically and elymologically, a gentleman
that is, that his father and grandfather were
respectable men, and that some few gentle
men lend him their countenance in socleiy
but As for himself, hold him 10 be one
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

Of the basest and most craven braegafls that
ever disgraced the human form. If every
man and woman in this community should
speak their true opinion Of him, it would be
found that but few voices would dissent
from that which have here expressed.
say this, not because have any desire to
obtrude myself personally before the com
munity, but because in the face of such
defiance as that thrown out in the Courier
of this morning, deem it the duty ofthose
who have heretofore spoken plainly Of this
creatures character, to show that they are
not to be intimidated by his buster from
continuing freely to express their sentiments.
VIM. LEGGETT.
New York, March 9. 1898.
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JOHN S. INGRAM,

AEE0DNlAT AT NAWs
ENENDERs his professional services to ,bs 81,
Iens OF Columbia county. He win feel grale
iul for business entrusted TO his care, Office III ~
same building with the COLUMBIA Demoera,
Bloomsburg, May, 1887
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bin to abolish capital punishments in
certain cases passed the Assembly of New
Jersey on Monday, by a vote of AZ to A.
The bill recognizes three degrees OF mut-
deI, the first TO be punished with death
the second with solitary Imprisonment for
life at hard labor for twenty years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

The Boston Courier, says,-'1t is repor
ted that the brother of Mr.. Cilley has gone
TO New York to challenge Mr.. Webb, and
that he is determined to fight, and if Webb
declines he will shoot him in the street."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

a CELEBRATED Universal Plaster for the cure
" Of Gout and rheumatic pains, destYoying
corns curing frosbitten feet and soit breasts, for
sale at
IobiaS'S Heelth Emporium.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

A South Carolina editor considers the
law ofthat state againsthogs running at large
an infringement Of his personal rights
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17
Drugs g Medicihes.

at his Drug and Chemical Store in Bloomsbury,
and that he will be happy to supply the wants of
those who may give him call. Among his as
snrtrnent are
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17
New York, March 2, 1898.


a N0Ud CaSe.--The Mercer (Pa) Lu-
minary of late date, says:
"Considerable excitement prevails in the
southwest part Of this county, caused by
some recent Developments of the conduct
of one or two of the citizens. We do not
propose to enter into the merits of the case,
but merely TO state one or two facts which
came out in testimony taken before his hon.
or, Judge Brown. From these it appears
that DR., IA physician of some stand
ing, residing in that part of the county allu-
ded toy returned from trip to the eastward
last fall, bringing with him young student,
apparently about 20 years of age, who con-
tinued to live with him until week or ten
days since, when--for reasons best known
to Neutrality-suspicious. were excited in
the minds of the citizens that the aforesaid
student was a-FEMALE On the strength
of these suspicious, application was made
to justice for warrants TO arrest the doctor
and his student. These were granted--the
arrests were made-the suspicious proved
true-and both were bound over, in the sum
of $500 each, to appear at the Match court"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

Compound FIuid Ertracf,
EIVoR the cure of pimples or postules on the face
H. biles, pains in the bones, chronic rheumatism
letter, white swellings, &c. &c. for sale at
IoJiaS'S Drug WareLouse.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

TEVHE subscriber would respectfully announce TO
n his friends and the public that he has opensd
a general assortment of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-17

For measuring and drafting coats, in con-
nection with another new and useful rule
for cutting sale or boys coats upon more
familiar plan ; also, superior rules for cut
ting all other garments incumbent on that
branch, are now offered TO the trade by the
subscribers; beliving them to surpass eve
ry thing of the kind which has proceeded
them