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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
THE FACTORY GIRLS LAST DAY.

N The + Az Oh OlfL LAo Dan.
srbs oowing IS an extract fem The evidence ,ye-
IN before a Committee OF the BRITISH Housl oi
Commons, on tie subject OF lnnlAg The PERIOD OF
Young pe,Snns working IN iactoneS.
There was girI OF a poor mans thatI was
ksIed uyisil {; Il was porly; It mad attend 4
i, Land was Obliged 10 relieve lie father ia he
Afogre Of my office hu OF assistant oyerSecr ul the
sreor) IA Consequence of the bad health ol the
fid BY and by it went back to It's wol k again !;
a. aae day he came 10 ne with tears IN Ia, eyes
/ ! aid ~ hat is the matr, Thomas.' He said:
Nv little giul is deadn Sad " hen did she dle''
/ IL sad, In the night; ANA what breaks my heart
], tbs She went 10 the mil ~ Tie morning, size was
1 d. allie To do her work, aud lite hoy sail he
kOud asst her II she would give him a half. pen
Id Oh Saturday SAID wound give him penny !;
b. al night when the Child wcnl home, perhaps
IRJopi qualtcrnf mile, II EEL down several uues
tie road thro Iga eXhaustinu, tli al length II
ft1ched its fathers door with difficulty, and it uerer
ZrOse aud,by afterwards; Il died ia the night.
dyed she nugll he o years old"
Il In connection with The above We extract The
lowing pretty ANA pathetic sianzal from " Tie
Eme sam (Loadon piprr) Of The OH Of April,
hss9l
Twas on winter morning,
The weather wei ana nuld,
Three hours before tie dawning
L The iathef reused al, child;
Il Her daily morsel bringing,
The darksome room lie paced,
And cried, she bell is ringing,
Ny hapesS darling, haste !!
Il "Father, I'm up. lut weary,
scaiCe can reach tie door,
AndNng the way aud drearY
n cnrr, ~
Tohep US we've ~ mother,
You've no employment nigh,
They killed my IluIe,btother,
Ike HIM Iii work and die y
ucfwasted form seemed nothing,
The !oad tCds al has heart;
The buertr lie was nothing
Till at The NIL they part
Tie oaerooker mel her,
ASto her frame She crept,
And with his throng he beat her,
Aud cursed hel Us she Wept
Alas what hours oil sorrow
Made up her latest day;
Those hours that brought no mo ROY,
Zoo sowy passed away,
II seemd as she grew weaker,
The threads the uitener broke,
The rapid wneeIs ran qucker,
Aud ue4vier t,.l tle stoke.
The san had long descended,
Bdln 1ht brndgll NJ rep1se
Her day uetIh an eaied,
As criri1yranlo cAlse.
Al leu:lh / llttlc ntlglhar
Her haltpeuny Sae pdidi
I0tdke her last h0niS iabo,
Whle by her frame she lald.
AT last, the engine ceasng,
The caplives uumtwaIdruslrd
She thought her strength increasing
Twas hope her splrIls flushed
She left, but oil She taricd,
She eIl and rose no more,
Ill hy her comrades carried,
d She rtaca'd her father door.
All nigh with tnrturd feeling
He watched his SpttchlrS> chill;
1 Aud close beside her kneeinS,
She knew MN mol nor snid'
Again The Factnys ringing
Her last perceptions tred;
When from her sIraw-bed rprnSlng;
It's time n She shrek und died
lhat nigh, chariot pass'd her
" lille nn the ground she lay;
Inc daughters Of her master
:, An evening vlsII pay
lhelr tender hearls were signing
AS negro wrongs were iod
" hue the nhite Stare tcaS dying,
Who gaiad their fathers gold
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12

An English paper says, there are no less than
'orty-sevea different ensravngs Of Queen NlclO-
"a, 40 no Of which are alike,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
EXERCISE, A MORAL pUTY.

The faculties with which our Creator has en-
donrd ", both physical aud intellectual, are so
dependent upon exercise Tor ihe,r proper deye!.
optueui, aaj that aclIoH and Industry must be re-.
Earded rs among the primary dulIr. Of accoun,a.
bU mn "ln all on epneeplons," saya nm
m.enious Wnler, "uXert on l. connected with suc.
cess u reAown." A Triumph without an emo
my ca nbIued, and victory won: a prxp, whpre
80 course IS ,ntrNed OF and ~ Competitors
staff wuh u m tina face, are notions which do
not lind ready ajm-soa into nur minds. Such
l. oar Constitution, ,nit. according to our usual
lraln al (hlittug where there X no exprtion there
can b. neither hnninf nor reward. Progress in
,rdi daJ Idriiectut excellence Is our duiy, our
nonor, tai o1r hle,rs,. 10 he stationary. or to
rutroIrd. - di.44teIul. We came into tue
wu,id teeate llD,Iy adi "a munl, ba With seeds
oI-lnproVeneut "a both; and THESE seeds gov,
sneAtn, aud tue iNnd gtadNjiy cNpid'. But
eNr,o,se Is teqlisle to tue develnpmtn both oil
our c,,rporval aud mental chpictNes. In The
course 81 yeArs, indeed. the body grow; bat with
oul pScrel-r, II i, lumpIsh, feeble, and inactive
and me mud, wholly utldlscplmed, remains IN a
| a,e. .nd nlaaulr slatc. The exercise Whinh is
! reun.p, IA order 10 bodily health aud sgour, and
/ mo r.olriou Of uur intellectual aud mnral pow
us 1, mol u,lIy tho chei means 81 our I'm.
vfoye,neut, bul also The mann sourcc 81 happiness,
| alout exercise Vi body and ol mnnI, there
can be 10 haPpness.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12

DIR. Combe, the pnrsnolosist, says that To-
Americans are the best hyers ~ Iae world,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12

There Is church in Illinois, hu''l by he
French IA 1905. Two hundred and 1lnrl years
age.
Sam slick says, 'that there are some places IN
lie limited states whele the cuiest Scott hmen
uuuld he considered ncre babies and Jews woul<
.tnye.n
4 ,ul was recently blouch, IN Boston TO rfcoV'
or d,masrs ini having r,,thtd a cGw'hdne'
| The ul..ntff recovered SAFE aid COSTS. ! nc
defendant held the plaintiffs Tote i"r Sow
,,ttet, ne cnuld mi euHcr,,-Ae eldafstd no
Amount ol damages upon il, aud agreed 70 'aNs
The balance III the same way.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12

The fo loving notice appeared in the Rich.
iuumd Laqhtnr sune lnle since. but never met
out eye u, yrsnrJly 1t Isl upon tic subject Of
,id.uc,y spceuoiluns:
e,uLla. ., at a.ircp IN relation to this new
bma.n u ,iJ .str, Ne nave heard d large prof
i, u,a,. ,llue ~ tac ue5hhuhnod Of Frcdcr-
.yt.un.. relrisJttg an1 u Norfolk, III Caroline
| cosuy. 5,u,,stcR, s<u. rhc profits made by
u. ,iet., oi brunswick, un an culliy of from
| $50 10 in,ee uuudrd doIf,rs IN the Mons Mul.
ncllb-, u,,.e Osvu already no,iced IN this paper.
ttantuated, aceord,n4 10 a Iriter Of tha rrnrle-
nAu 10 tna rdtvl 81 ,De fan,st's Register, TO
sp,,n ,n,o,.u,1 ave hundred duars. besides re-
4 tului4 d.u3ie ,iucK .ot his luurc productions.
Nt n,,r maud ticcuo,es Of a,lonl>bt, profits
ue,ua made 81 several li,trs. They are ~ rte
i, tury are a.uusa---A liIc .qaates ~ gardens
producing pruiIt enough TO atiazr lhe o"ii"f--"t
-,ut s pots oi ground, ~hnh had cost only I'VE
10 s,> huadIed dAIaf', WuiuG 90, N ,Hls urw
sIecies 81 a-ncuturc, tlre Ia four lhoa'and dol
tts--ot cue tannaia ii the North, looking a.
head, cusnng 10 Vagina, selecting the best SOILS
AID situations, srudnL on thrir one OF two eyed
eating ii, 4..i rctnug ihgs fall harvest ol sever
III ui,nls,,aa dJ.iits. Inc Mru' MuIneauhs
! ana the suN Hutm ate NOW all The g.. foily
, dtInus tUs thJuslud ipr cuttings are offered.
ttre, are UJn5Ul al l@enty.hNe dollars or more
], aud >uhe .cturHel 80 uur city are taking oi go
&. aIIsl.u. tb1b1srurs tH oar Vcinly. ! ne SUB
Re- t..UefunHy "gtAv OF inlu} an We nope
{ ra ltcud 81 he L gi-tcr whi - oA 70 COLT g
q uturnttau Jon At quarters, aud gave rs " eac'
number oi hl, ,a,ulole work, snine statistics up
y ON DIS suolecl Let Us remember that tn,
% erow IN oi cotton lsgIl VAS al one time Ms nue.
J. novelty ~ hc United States, as SILK Us at 'hi
uiousna Both have had Their birth md thri
e, cradle. Cotton IT'S nov oblamcd t'Gth'ic de-
10 gree Of prosperity. which nothing can ares
IL Nny NAY II uol be- lie cast wl'h Xix uur o~
ut un,,flatiun, Of ~ih danng 1887 "fit SI4'oo-
m s33 Why may we not ony Supef.toe we ~
on yo,laltnn Aon the east and from Europe u
4 th. AZ mater al To ia
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