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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
UNDERSTANDABLE Tlncture. or

NNOTHER's COMFORT. This medicine
w has been prepated with special reference
70 tie wants of families, in Which the most minute
particularly has been observed, in order that mo
ihers might keep and use It with The mast perfect
safei- anil with the confident assurance that it will
afford relief when very riiany Of the standard rem
cdes fail The proprietor, before Offering il to the
prblc e, has taken occasion 70 converse With some
distinguished physicians Of Virginia, and with spe-
ca pains 10 speak Of I'LL The va-Gus parts and pros
portions Of this medicine; lGl those that know is
component parts have pronounced it one of the
very best compounds fer the following diseases that
can be prepared and may be used withpertect safe
81, rs well with tie new born babe, as the man Of
three score and tea II those that use il are no, sa
tsfed that it is the very best remedy for the diseases
here enumerated, they can return the bottle ana ii
ceyc back their money. 1t is boldly asserted ihA il
is almost Qf not qute) nlallibe n Darrhna il all
Its various forms, Dysentary Cramp-cGlic, Cholera
Morbls, and Asiatc Chc,lera also, Alter Pains OF
lying-in Fenales-ior this j, IS the Mothers Con.
fort and because i Is the very best prepar "a,
the summer diseases Of children fhat has vet enter
cd the CHAMBER df the distressed II is also unr.
guailed Tor cramps lrqmiwhalayer cause prolnce1
Ladies IN the most aelcnte situations NAV tale !,
under any OF the above circumstances viii nere,c,
ss.ety and edual benefit. The pubic NAV be rs.
lred that the Anti Spaano5c 1netnrs or .sfothsy
Comfort, has been subjected to the most rigid ana
scientific examination BY some Of the most extern
slve (physlcansl practitioners in Virginia, who now
l'Teeommend v ~ their practice 4v'
EeT sale bY oAiIA ~ EAiE,nSnN Druocis,s
: Columbus. march 5, 800 Sf-I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
sheriff sale.

Ri virtue Of two executions tbqt issued from
NJ the Circuit court Of I0wn3e, county. and
90 fns directed, Shsl proceed tnscl 0r cash the
court house door IA tac town of Cunmhus. oa Mon
day tnr seventeenth day oi September next, al the
ucsi, rte, Clam and interest that David Ovcrtou
h1S oT had n ana % the following described ht of
ground IN tle year 1897, known end designated in
tn plan ofthc town Of Colbert as the east half Of
lot number SIN "a block number eight, and all the
Improvements thereon, which was this day shown
II me by sad oycrlou as his property. Levied on At
the instance Of Samuel Garland and John NJ. Nor
gan IS. SAID Ovcrtnn. Sale within the hours pres
crbed by law; tbs ll,h day Of August, lSls
JOHN W BNRN,
Sheriff nr Lowudes county.
ttJ Prs. Zee. 50 col
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Sheriff Sale.
JNO. w BYRN,
Sheriff Lowudcs County.
Pr. Zee Sl2 90.

bpY liuuc Of an execution issued from the
LIZ Clerk OF the Circuit court OF Okubbcha
couuty aud 10 l1c directed shall proceed To sell
for cash at the court house door in the town Of Co
Iumhus, on Monday the l7th day OF September
next, al. the night, tile, clam and interest that
Reuben II. Grant has IN and to the following dcs.
cubed town hits in the town Of Columbus, to wit /;
lois nine and ten IN square seven, north of Main
street and the improvements thereon. Levied on
as the property of Reuben II. Grant to satisfy an
execution IN favor of Bell g. Llmpkn sale with
IN the hours prescribed hy law; this 10Th August
1888 JNO, W. BlltN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county
6lj lPnnler's lte 81 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Notice.

III R. jerome b. Mosely is hereby notified,
WE that |, the subscriber, is the legal holder
Of a receipt eycca,cd to Benjamin +. Moore, and
assigned by said J, b, Mascy, and witness by
Abram Muriock, fora title bond for lot number one
in square number thirteen in the pan of the town
of Warsaw, Sumptcr county, Aahama, sud receipt
baros date upon its face, April 2Sth, 1888, as |
c.uim all the right and tile to said lot.
JOSEPH FLOYD.
August 10, 1888. 6t5
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
sheriff S9lc.

EpY virtue of sundry cxs6Moas to me direct
ED ed from the CiCcait %burt, Of lowodcs
county, shall proceed to sell FIR cash at the court
house door in the town of Columbus on Monday
the seventeenth day Of Sept next, all the tight IL
iIe claim and interest that Francis Leech has IN and
fo-Ihe following described property IN the town Of
Columbus u WITT piece or parcel ol ground N SAID
town, bounded on the north bg M0orc's creek, on
the east nv lot Of land owned by Nellie BlrtCe
on the west by lot formerly owned by Thomas
Walton, on the south h. lot formerly owned by
J. Bryant and VIM. Estes, lately occupied 10y
Lccch a. Bui,crworth as y brck yard Also, lot
number five, in square number four, on Main street
south side, in Columbus opposite Planters Bank,
twenty two feet from corner Of St. Genevieyc street
aad MAN street, front twenty two feet ON Nam
Street, running back one hundred and forty feet to
an alley Of twenty FIVE feet, and all the improve
ments thereon; levied Oh to satisfy sundrY eyocu-
tons ia favor Of Lablzan & Stanton, Michael Co
dy, Edward VOL, Evans & Carman, Collins, Reese
a. Go. irwin & Kcrsey, all of which is against Fran
els .ccch, sale within the hours prescribed by law;
this OH day Of August 1858
JNQ. w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
6tJ Printers fee Sl2 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
To Travellers and Drovers.

HNHE subscriber continues to entertain the
Il travelling community at his Of, stand, and
pledges himself In use every excrtOn % give gamer
al satisfaction 10 those who NAV call upn HIM. HIS
stables are, and viii always be, furnished with an
abundance ofcorn and provender Of tin very best
and his table aud bar supplied with e.ery variety
the country affords. DroverS viii be supplied with
corn at hity cents per hushei. Mover Gun =, meal
&c. f.. JOSE, meS West Of
Starkvilie, NJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Sheriff Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry executions to me directed
NJ from the CWcuttcourt OF Lowndes county,
shall proceed to sell for cash at the court house
door in the town OF Columbus on Monday the se-
whIeenih day Of September next al the night, tide,
claim and interest that Jefe5piah b. Irwin has IN
and 10 the following deser6sfapt Of ground IN the
town Of Columbus, iolseii thirty four feet front on
Main street, running back CITY feet. north east cor
ner Of lot number two n ia lare number two, south
side Of Main street. wjtalI The Improvements there
on. Levied on tosatisiy sundry executions 10 "a
vor Of Smith, Raineard g. Go. Briggs, Lacoste, g.
CO., Anthony Foster, 81 Co., use Of Anthony fos-
ter David Latoufeits Fslows, Wadsworth, + Co,
the same, Stewards Elcker, LiltIefield g. Shaw
Stone Swan, g. Coz W lillian Rankin, & Co. oenaca
Stewart, J. Bowen, 81 Co., Cornelius Baker, s Co
all Of which is agsiAsEle said Jeremiah b. Irwin
Sale within the hours prescribed by law this the
OH day - August 1888,
JN0 w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
SHERIFF Sale.

ESi virtue OF an execution tina, ISSUED from
Il the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Lowudes
county and to me directed, | sha proceed 10 sell
for cash al the court house m the town Of Coum-
bus, on Monday the 18th day Of September next
ali the right, title, claim aud interest that John W
Black has IN and 70 the following described town
lot IN the town Of Colbert, to wit: lot number five
block number FIVE, west bali, aud The improvements
thereon Levied on as the property 81 John w
Black, 10 satisfy an execution ~ favor Of Juo. X
Greenlee Sale within the hours prescribed by law
this l 9TH day Of August ls3S
inc. W. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes county.
6t5 IPrntu's fee Sc 90
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. WAppELL, Manage


q 1913 Prizes amounting 70 S!34,42b
Packages Of % Whole Tickets Cor S25 must
draw $50, end may draw the four Capitals, which
are 81 600
Certificate Of Packages S74.
Packages OF Halves and Quarters N proportion.
grTICKETS $1,000 Halves $3.50, Quarters
SI25, for sale At tic AGENTS Office NO doors be-
low jones Hotel, ard at Boss & Raw's Exchange
on Main street, Columbus.
c. WARREN, Agent.
Aust 5tf
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ID. Broom, NJ. ID.

(Of he firm Of Broom s. Sempie- .hobiLe)
STURGEON DENTIST, is now in Colum
- bus, at Jones Hotel, where he will remain
for few days, ana offers bis professional service,
10 those who may require them, IN all The variou,
branches Of Dental Surgery.
Ladies ril be attended 10 at their residences
Jolly ~ 3u'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Sheriff sale.

EDY vniue Of four executions TO mo directed
I'D from the Circuit court Of 4owndcs county,
shall proceed to sch for cash at TIC court house
door IN the town Of Columbus Oh Monday the Sc
ventecnth day Of September next all the rghi, tue,
claim and interest tliat Elijah Koese, lessee Medley
and Ab,alom A. Barton, has m and 70 the following
described property in iss foyn Of Colbert 10 wit
lot number six in block IiTper six, and tle i'm
proyemcnts thereon, NOW accapielby Joshua Rob
stance Of A. L. Maese-px,sA A. Barton, Kellogg
and PGster Vs. r. zKtnse 4 A. A. Barton, f. f..
Watkins, William LE& Ihq4J. Clark vs.. JesFe
Medley. Sale wlthsft pnts prescribed BY law !;
thi, 18th day Of AagSsTs5.
mo. w. BYRN,
ahAH Of Lowndes county.
6h sss Printers fee 50 %
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
GREAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WAY-BILL FROM FIoRENcE To luscumba 1
miles, TO Hides miles, to Napcts II mics, Russell
vile mile, TO Marman's 10 miles, 10 Htzgernlds
Is miles, 70 lrad'cy'> on tae turnpike, 4 miles, tn
HggS ~ miles, q Quincy Is mdes, Athens 6
mics, to Aberdeen 6 miles, 70 Jose. 3 miles, to
French Camps So miles, To koSciusko u miles, to
Jackson % mics. From Koscusko to Manchester
an the fazuo river, % mics, from Josel to Greens
baroaEh S} miles, TO Clyro.Iton SO miles
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18

VNNilE Subscribers particularly request all per
- soas having unsettled accounts with them &c
call at lheir former Counting room, and close hcTi
by note or otherwise.
We have also + or 5000 dollars worth Of gooda,
which we wish to sell AT wholesale.
BURGESS x THOMPSON.
Columbus, March l1lh, IS35.-37-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Notice to Brick Manufacturers.
Waterman 6. Learned's ae,rly nIreated Brick
Machine

TTVIE subscribers now offer to dispose Of Ma
= chimes and rights faf any portion of the
United States, (idississipp and Alabama excepted
to suit purchasers The Machine has been put in
successful operation in this place BY MIR. Thos. B..
Rande, the purchaser Of the right for the State Of
Mississippi, and may be seen in operation at all
times BY those wishing to witness its performance.
Its principle advantages all other machines now
in use, consists 10 the simplicity and strength OF its
structure, and the rapniity It tempers The clay and
mouds the brick, soulding from SO 10 so per min
ute, with the aid oil two horses, four men, and SUI
fcient number OF boys To bare of the brick.-For
further Information apply 10 Stephen Waterman
Charleston South Caroina, or 70 the subscriber who
will remain for few days in this place.
CHARLES LEARNED.
Columbus, Aug. IS, lSss-6-tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Male and female Teacher wanted.
uMIC IIIAND ACADEMY nj Chononlo l.

IA now open and IN readiness to be occupied
with School.
II IS situated in beautiful, fertile, apd healthy
country, 20 miles east from CarroIton, and ~ miles
Southeast oi Middleton. A large fine and commo-
dious two-slory building has been erected Al by 70
feet with three apartments, sufficiently lar 70 fol the
accommodation Of on hundred pupils. A liberal
salary would be given for male and female teachers,
well qualified, and who wish TO make business OF
teaching
A gentleman with family would be preferred
Such an one might find an eligible situation at Shon-
gallo.
By order oflhc Board Of Trustees:
JAMES w. ESKRlDGE Clerk.
Shongoo, Nj. July 9Th, 1888 al.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
RrlcIls. Rricks. Bricks.

WATERMAN 4 LEARNEp'S ssriy an
w rented Blick .Nackine.-Hayng pur.
chased III, righl foe the State OF Mississippi; now
offer tn GNp,Sc ofrights by counties e. slngt rights
90 suit purchasers. Those Interested ia the manu-
idcup Of bricks, art rquesied Ia call and see the OPP
Grafton AMI Judge tor themselves. The Machine
may be seen ia successful operation IN tins place,
at MI. Naace's hrickyarl
The principal advantages this machine has over
allothers now M use, consists IN the simplicity aud
strength ol Us structure. and the rapidly tenn
pers the clay aud moalds he brick, making from 90
10 50 per minute with the aid Of two Eorses OF
mules. four men aud sufficient number Of boys
a bear of tbe bricks.
THO. q. RANDLR.
Columbus, Aug. H. IS3s--5-ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Valuable Tavern stand and Rek7-
dencc at Auction. RI


TENIIE subscriber beng about TO rcmrSs. will
u sell al Auction, On THURSDAY, the
,llth DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, at Il O'Clock,
ON the premises il not previously def1seIyol ~
r1iyalt Sale that valuable tract Oh lsnIa md I'M
proygsnen, whcrcon lie NOW lives, 81 yep Hacs north
OF G llu0bus on the Military road toSaher with
llousecold and kitchen Furniture; Stock Of hogs,
cows; corn, fodder, oats, and farming utensils As
tic location is On the greatest thoropghaFe IN the
whole southern country, and having thereon wei
and spring Of the purcst water, near one Of me
most hourlshing towns in the State Of Mississpp,
with good dwelling house and all necessary out
buildings, it is particularly valuable as
TAVERN STAND.
This tract contains $50 acres, about one hall Of
which IS under high state OF cultivation, and pro-
duces well Also, one other tract, being the south
west quarter Of the north cast quarter OF section ST.
township sixteen south Of range seventeen west,
containing 40 lO-loC acres. Any person wishing
10 purchase at private sale, can learn The price by
making application to Tie subscriber On tue prenI-
ses, or To the Auctioncers IN Columbus. Title III
dsputabe.
Terms Throurhout.--Iil cash. and the balance
On credit Of 10 months, with len on the prem.
s.s for the Real Estate, and approved endorsed
notes for chattel property. -
NEWTON T.. WRIGHT.
r. B. DRAKE, g. Co. Auclioneers.
(s.L,.ak.. A. t'F te39 - 6u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18

p. F. WHTPLOW. ". w. ALLEN
WhitlOW 4 Allen.
EiCTORS &. .iGENTS, MOBILE, ala
REFER To
n, W ,,,61. I Esq' Columbus, Mi
Nh. Il, W. Anderson, Sumter county,
CcL Robert C. Macon Greene county,
Mr>sr.. Byers, PcnioS s Co. Wemnpka,
S Nr. Il IT, 6. h +. 8s..'s Mobile.
MeSsrs. Fowks, Allen s Baldwin, GAINESVILLE.
Mcs>rS. J. 4 &. NJ. Coffee. TusoasOosa,
Nh II. :. Atwood Wilcox county,
iienIy 4 lomax, Esq''s. Deropois.
Mr.. A. d. Lucy, S'''''
August Z, ls5S-4-i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
ROl,t. IL. wells.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Lou
"a isvc, Winston county, Nj. attends the
Courts in the Counties of Winston, Lowndes Noy-
ubec, Kcmpcr, Neshoba, Leakc and Oktlbbccha.-
Business punctuaiy attended to.
Ann. |. Is3S. Jlj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Drs. A.V.&P. Nv. Winter.

HAVING united IN tie practice of their pro-
- lcsslon, respectfully offer their services TO
the citizens Of Columbus, aud the surrounding coun.
try They viii visit patients at any time and at any
distance. Office at the n. W. corner Of Market and
Wasbington-streets
tc;~Doclor A. V. WINTER Informs his friends and
patrons, that they can as heretofore, f they desire,
receive his individual attention.
June g. 1888 islf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18

DIR. NJ. ESTES will deliver the lecture be lore
the Columbus Association on Tuesday Evening next
at the Presbyterian Church.
% The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus and
It's vicinity are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Aug. IS. n LEsrgR Sec'y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Notice.
state of mississippi, Lowndes CITY

Probate Court, august Torn, 1898.
TN pursuance to an order issued at the June
n term OF this Court, 1898, there will be sold
on the 10th Of September next at public sale and
cutlery, on a credit Of one, two and three years in
three equal annual payments, the purchaser giving
note and approved security the following tract Of
land to w.t. north cast quarter Of section thirig-siX
township number seventeen, range number nine
teen west, the property of Thomas Kewen, minor
heir Of Edward Kewcn deceased; the sale to take
place al the court house IN the town Of Columbus,
in the hours prescribed by Rw.-Attendpnce by
Robert Dowde guardian Of said heir. The above
mad liable Iof tie final poymedtbf the purchase mo-
ncy. Test WIN. L. FULLER,
August 7, 1888 Cts Clerk pro. TEN.
TPfner's fee 80 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
NYincs for Sale LOW
Brandon, Caledonia nnd Louis
Vile Banks.

VA u k1yc an Invoice Of valuable GOODS,
w well assorted, amounting at first cost, TO
about 5000, which we vii sell At wholesale with
charges added, TOR the notes of either on Of The
above Banks.
July !5 1888. 3wi T.. Il. DRAKE e. Co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18

q AIDES fine KID, Soal, Morocco. Punea
81 & Calf Skin Shoes, with and without heels
100 pairs uel's fine lined and bound Bngans
goo do coarse do
50 do low quarter shoes so pr Fire Pumps
100 do Youths aud Boss Brogans
Also an assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, Crock
cry and Glassware.
10 Boxes by 10 Window Glass
july % 81 H. y. BORDEN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Shcrin.s Sale.
Sheriff ol Lowujes county.
PRS. fee, 50 col

EeY virtue Of saudry executions TIN, issued
~ from the Circuit Court tor lowadcS county
aud to me directed shall proceed to sell for cash
at the court house door ia the Town OF Columbus,
on Monday the seventeenth dlv OF September next,
al. The right tile, claim and interest that Jtrman
Baker has IN and To the following d, Serbed lot in the
town OF Columbus, TO WI Lot number three IN
square number TOUR north of Main street, and the
Improvements thereon, including ht, dwelling mousse,
also al. the right title, claim aud interest Edwin +.
S.sde and lcrman Baker has in aud To lnt number
one, in square number three, fronting Man street,
and all the Improvements thereon Levied on as
the property Of Iemaud Baker and Edwin f. Sjalc
to satisfy sundry executions m favor at MeSsrs.
lhvtaud, Reese 4 Co. Gamble Il Earle O II.
Mdcan, use OF Jna. Overall Neic Bartcr, William
h. Bal, Willis NJ, Pope, Susan fcknor, Planters
Bunk of the State of Mississippi, +. Jones, Jordan
s. Buchanan, VIM. NJ, Cozart kcssmau & CO.,
Irwin s johnson, Jas NJ. Weed. Jordan * Buchan-
nan, g. NewhouSe y Co. David Cushmon. Sale
wnin tNe hours prescribed by law, this iih day
OF August, 1855
JNO. w. BYRN,
Sheriff Lowudcs County
6j Pr. fec Sil 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Dissolution.

VNlIE partnership heretofore existing between
u the undersigned as merchants, under tho
firm OF Wilton l. Hubert, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All those indebted 70 said firm OF
Wilton 4 Hubert, are requested 70 call on Lyman
Wilton, who alone is authorized 10 collect and re-
ccpt iof the debts due u.s.
LYMAN WILTON.
L0RHNG HUBERT.
February u 1873 9Oic
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18

ROBERT HARWELL, Of Montgomery ala, AND
STEWRr s COBB, Of .N5,c Orleans,
HAVE formed partnership, for the pur-
SION Business in The Cites Of Mobile and New Or
leans, Their House in Mobile vii be open on the
first of October next, under the firm of Harwcll,
Stewart, 4 Co. Their business IN New Orleans,
from and after that date will be condutcd under The
firm OF Stewart Cobb, * Co.
ROBERT llARWFLL,
JAMES J. STEWART,
SAMUEL $. COBB.
June -, 1888 5lwl7
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Pay up! Pay up.

A Ill persons knowing themselves indebted
"a TO the subscriber, are earnestly requested to
pny up, otherwise he shall be under the disagcea-
bic necessity Of enforcing payment.
Feb. 3, 1899. sou p SMITH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
NIrs. Z. Vaughn.

WNifL give Lessons in music on toe Piano
w Forte nj her residence in Columbus.
Young Ladies viii not be charged extra Tor the use
Of the Piano; Price S25 per fesson Of five months.
The most satisfactory references will be given.
April IA, 1888 4Oli
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18
Baking.

N BOUND, thankful for past ljWors, TAKES
-k-ls this method TO inform the citizens Of Co
lumbus, and the public generally, that having pro.
1nrcd an assistant Baker, he is now manufacturing
Butter Cracker, which, being always fresh, and a
branch of the profession which he has followed ior
the last fifty years without intermiSsiou warrant
them better than any imported Cracker lie is also
extending his bakery TO every variety OF Cakes
specifications for any kind or quantity, will be sup
p,itt At short notice for Families or Parties
P.S. Merchants and Planters can be supplied
with Crackers by the single pound or barrel. Also
Hard, or Sea Bread an excellent and cheap arlcl,
for plantations, as it will keep for years in any eli
mate July i, l33S--52I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-18

The heart, in women is the citadel, and all the
rest suburbs; in men, an incousidonble outwork-
which can can be lost without Injuung tie pal
ace.
a KnoHg Poiai,-The following question
has proposed for discussion at the Blairsyle
(Pa.) Lyceum
ais it expedIent for Printers to starye TO death
to oblge their subscrbersl'
We wait the decision Of this question with
great anxiety not that we SHALL up the ghost
II the affirmative carry the day, but We wish to
see the matter settled, and precedent establish
ed, as the impression seems 10 be gaining ground
that newspaper is an artl,le you may pay lol
or not as best suits your urpose,-.N Yorker
Federal JThg Ercitemeai.--It is well known
that all kinds Of excitement abound, as Federal
Nhggery rises or falls; for modern Nhiagery is
very exciting. 1t has no instrlnsic worth, but de-
Ponds on circumstances, and Is constantly aiming
to promote the interests Of the few at the expense
OF the many; it soon becomes ntoeube, and
causes CONNEXIONS There were more mobs
and rows in 1884 than in any other year; and in
the last year and half they have increased to an
alarming degree. The causes are obvious to
every observer. Hence, the reason why Colo
mel Webb went to Washington, and invader the
right Of free dsceson; hence the ourages con
duet Of Wise s. Go. in Congress and Of Mr..
Bel, who lately struck a member for telling the
'ruth; hence the vie miscellaneous put forth by
the pumping "Spy in Washiugton;n hence the late
abolition mobs in Philadelphia, and in many OH.
er places, (nearly all abolitonlsts being Federal
Wings, who astatc for political ciIect;) hence,
too, the reason why many more ouuages of the
same sort, and proceeding from the cause, may
be expected during the current year "a tree is
known BY its fruit,"- Columbian (.Ne,c Harca)
Register.
Vel done.--Thc wife of Mr. j. Dunn, Of this
city, on Saturday evening, presented her husband
with three little Dunns. How difficult it is these
days of the better currency to avoid DAMS. Hay
ing done thus well, we are happy to learn that
Mrs. Dunn is doing well--Det-ou 4dr.