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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

o1EcoNoMY.-Tha profound and sagacious
nnancisr' the Secretary of tho Treasury, has ad-
dressed u letter 10 G. c. Cambrelcng. Chairman
OF the Committee of Ways and Means, which that
gentleman has laid before Congress- l, informs
him, that there are no means in tho Treasury to
pay the pensioners, whose claims fall due on the
4th OF March noxt. The amount due is 81 $685.
III; but little more than S,5art.cout stole! and
which might easily have been paid, if Mr.. Wood
bury and his ssb-trensnrers had been honest But
the whole concern is given 10 "picking and steal
ing" anc more Treasury notes must be issued
So IT goes: the revenue Is placed in the hands of
the su6freaaurers, who run away, or squander
the money in proaigacy at home, and the debts of
the Government are to be paid in Treasury, notes.
The gold is consumed by the office holders. and
the patriots OF the revolution, and their wives and
children, are to be paid in paper.
What melancholy prospect for on American
who loves his counsry!-her Golfers empty, and
her destinies in the hands Of imbccile and disAon
est men. What man can look upon such a pic
ture, and not feel the deep disgrace into which
his country has been thrown by the blind career
of maddened partisans, and their purchased tools
| Il Columbus Register
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
January ,, 1899.

A Coop WIFE.-She loves her home, believing
with Milton, that
The wife, where danger and dishonor turks,
Safest and seemest by her husband stays
no guards her, with her the worst endure,
Inc place Of women is eminentlv at the fire
sue 1t IS at home YOU must see her to know
wat she Is 1t is less material what she is a.
oload; but what she is in the family circle, is all
important II is bad merchandise in any depart
"ent OF trade, to pay premium for other mem S
op'nions In matrImony, he who selects a wife
"r inc applause or wonder of his neghbors, is in
@'r way towards domestic bankruptcy. Hav.
ing got wife, there is one rule-honor and lore
sT. Seek to improve her understanding and her
neAr--Strive to make her more and more such a
S "s As you can cordially respect Shame on the
:. us IN mans shape, who can affront, vex, or 10,
neglect, the woman who has embarked
-a ",'n TOT HE, 'for better or for worse9" and
naPPiness, severed from his smiles, mus,
II eo.h;" snd monstrous. In fine, am proud
vivs 90 'nucn as our American
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

Tncrampled in the history Of raiiroads.--The
Georgia Railroad Banking Company have within
the last three years, completed aud put in oper-
alton eighty miles of railroad, and graded up
wards of fifty At the same time they
have been able declare from their profits reg
ular annual dividends of eight per cent per an
mum upon the whole capital invest in the railroad
and bank.
| The receipts on that part of the road in oper-
alton for the last three months az miles in
lengthy has averaged $4,000 per month. When
opened TO Greensboro, and the whole southern
travel thrown on it, 10 that place, il is estima.
ted that the receipt will reach $26,000 pei
month
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

REVOLUTIONARY ANECDoTE.-A venerable A
merican Judge relates the following revolutionary
anecdote: 1.-The morning following the battle al
Yorktown, had tho curiosity to attend the dres-
sing of the wounded; and among others, whose
limbs were much injured TO require ampu-
tation, n musician, who had received mus
ket ball in the knee. As was usual in such cases,
preparations made TO lash him down to the
table to prevent the possibility of his moving
Nov DOCTOR, said he, what would you be at?'
MY lad, Pun going to take off your leg; and It's
necessary YOU should be dashed down. Il consent
to no such thing. You may pluck my heart from
nv bosom but You'll not confine Is there a
fiddle in the tent? If so bring it to me. A violin
was furnished, and after tuning 1t he said, Now
DOCTOR begin and he continued to play until the
operation, which took about forty minutes, was
completed, without missing single note mo-
wing a muscle"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

Another Sub-Ireasurer. An order has been Is
sued by the Secretary Of the Treasury, by direc-
ton undoubtedly Of the President, that the NAVY
Pension Fund, now safely deposited in tho Me
chancs Banks, shall be handed over 10 John r.
Licingsson, Navy Agent. This is a sacred fund,
pledged by the people to the support Of the We
teran soldiers it, can il be safer in the hand,
of individual, than it is in the vaults Of sol :
vent Bank. The men at Washington are mad
and reckiess-they defy public opinion and OPEN
ly trample on the laws. With the example Of n
million and half Of the peoples money carried
off by two Sub Ireasurers, they unblu.hinely or
der a large sum to be drawn from the Bank and
give it to single public officer for safe keeping.
IN. Y. Ere. Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

hemdrsdoIe fdet.--The following is gravely
stated in the Boston Merchan,le Journal as ..re-
markable fact" We commend il TO the a,tan.;on
OF the Lycsum Of Natural History, and suggest
to some of our numerous condensers of EncvcIo-
pedias into popular lectures, that it would not
make bad subject for a course of twelve to fif-
teen. SIT is stated, that the chicken the moment
1t IS hasched, is heavier than the egg was before
Alexis Mess
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

4 Venerable Consul--N1ss Hall, in her 'ram-
bles in Europe,' "a very interesting work by the
way,) in 1886, while at Leghorn, was waited
upon by the American consul at that port. He
holds his office by the appointment and under
the hand of Washington. If still living, he is
doubtless the only man in existence who ex-
hibit the signature of the immortal father his
country as the seal of his office In 1886, ac-
cordng to Miss Hall, his form erect. and
his face but slightly wrinkled. He would she
says, pass readily for fifly-ive sixty, and
vet he must be worrying upon ninety. II is more
than half century since he has looked upon his
native land
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

~ ' your whole family unite in everv GOOD
6,n study your prosperity and YOUR futnrs wei.
10 d. s'o % determined to live as You would wish
clear assel you buy or sell, let or hire. make
pu,e .h.s.. n, end never trust to ave shan, die
your best ;.s arc illimed e.,s rather
Ioe' 'nah your best friend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
suxzornD POETRY.

+ Wire WANTED, written by 1ohh rihiey Esq.
me 6fa.a years since, and originally published in the
Public L.s.r n, tina, time printed in this place. IL has
.e. bes, ted to several papers original and
,ong others the Ladies Companion with the signature
ga s,range has since gone the general round Of
q. periodical press, credited that publication We re-
onbsh il f., sse purpose introducing the apt and nge-
NOUS reply correspondent Of the Frederick Herald
Eds. Pal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

Como Stranger attend, your offer take you,
Ia Hymen's soft bands Pm willing to live: g
For better, for worse, u companion III make you,
IL, only, fill the description yesgise
Wis Just you say .aIl short of perfection,
For that seldom a young ady's lot:
Bot take for II wife, and you'n make selection
Which many a maj of less Judgment would not.
I've not-ye. see-I have much beauty,
For tempt you with bea uty would surely be vain,
With a very small share, then, l think it my duty
To own it, be candid, and not to complain.
My FORMS just the ,hing-rm used constrain it,
Pm just five fee, six-'tis the prei,est size;
And that very same someihing,we neither ex-
plain il,
But tina, it flows in bright from my eyes
Good breeding have, any wager III lay it
IT'S known tina, FIN modest, good nasured not coy,
My mind is we'll stored though modest TO say it;
Were it aughs but to swceten the cup OF thy JOY
or all places earth love home and employment,
Is sweetest when busted in household affairs:
But i, would be the chief source of enjoyment
To soften thy troubles and tighten thy
My age, how well su,ed-Tmju just and twenty
Ny youthful appearance is always my boast,
And though girls of this age may be every where plenty
I'll vouoh there is my like i'll the host.
I'm not worth two pence-Iior is that objection
For match made by jewels and gold despise:
I'D learn to live the affection,
You'd drink of the OF love that meier dies.
Good Stranger l answer to each requstion,
And fam would yield me to Bymen,s sof, band:
Oni'e frankly Eve told my form and condition,
And now still more frankly your HEART demand.
KATE.
MI Edi,or:-I find that the qualifications, which thi
good stranger requires Tor his wife, entirely my
that have been induced an offer of n,vsel conf
ueht mat Providence have each ohe
NY anxious wish to make him happy is til only apoIo
can offer for for giving these lines the public.
Yours, &c. X.
January ,, 1899.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
A WIFE WANTED.

Ys fair attend Eve offer 20 make ye,
In Hymen's sof, bands am anxious to live;
For better for worse a companion III take me,
Provided she fills the description give
neither expect hope for perfection,
For that yet a bachelors lot,
But, choosing a wife, would make selection,
Which many in my situation would not.
I'd have-let mes ee-sI'd no, have a beauty, ~ o.
For beautiful women apt 10 be vain,
Yet with a small share, would think it duty
To take her, be thankful, ana complain.
Her form must be good wihou, art to constain 1T,
And rather above than below middle size;
A something (it puzzles my brain TO explain III
Like eloquent language must flow from her eyes.
She must be well bred cannot respect her,
Good natured and modest, bar very coy,
Her mind well iormed-,is the principal nectar, IT
That swsetens the cup of Hymenial JOY.
Her home she love, and domestic employment,
Have PRACTICAL knowledge of household affairs.
Ard make il part OF her highest enjoyment,
To soften my troubles and tighten my cares
Her age I would have at least to be twenty,
But not o exceed twenty-five :he most,
And the girls AZ tina, age being every where plenty, ~
hope to get of tbof numerous host rt-.t.
No fortune / ask, for Ive prediction
For glitter VI show, tbs pomp Of high life; -
wish 70 DO bound by the cords OF affection
AMI now have drawn you tue sketch OF a wife. 6
4 Ii any possess the above acquisitions,
]. And wish be bound by the conjuga ban'
They will please o step forward, they know 'he cond
Inquire of the eairor, Pm always at hand - Z
-NsrRasGEE.~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

L0eonics.-Beware Of the ruinous practice Of
cry and degradation are its inevitable eonse-
Quences.
Let tbs management Of your family, the peace
Of your house, and the peace Of your neighbor-
hood, be your constant study.
Let both husband and wife exercise patience,
forbearance and forgiveness towards each other,
and love one another sincerely.
Do not suffer any noise and clau,oF in The
house, and never suffer more ihaA one to speak
at time.
Let the children see that they loys snd ahsy
their parents, love their brothers and sistsnD,
keep from bad company, improve their miss
and aim At rsspeetabiiity in the world.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

The Committee for Investigating the defaiea-
tons Of Government. officers have returned to
Washington, after a close devotion to the objects
of their appointment. What has transpired we
know not, and Of course can give no ramodfs-
the report may be presented in q week, and they
have enough to shew the grossest neglect and
carelessness-abuse Of public and POLITICAL trust
and above all a knowledge BY the Government Of
the plumber system, which was concealed 10 AZ
swer political objects.-N. Y. Foe. Star.
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ANSW Err.

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-17
EagIe IIoieL.
Coium5us, .lIisnsnppi.
NntIce.


"ANlNG purchased Of Mr.. r. y. RaHde, the
i night % Waterman X Lcarueis labor saving
Back Machine, now offer 10 dispose of individual
ur county rights 10 SUIT pure asers.
fhs machine has been Ia operation the past sea-
son, sufficient time 10 test is utdly It respects
Is durability, and the saving Of l1bor.
The principal advantages ths machine has over
all others now use, consists the simplicity and
strength Of IL structure, having no complication Of
machinery that is liable % get out Of repair, and the
mpdity i tempers the clay and noulds The brick,
making from 90 10 50 per minute with the aid Of
two horses, four men, and sufficient number Of
boys 10 hear of tie brick.
Those wishing for cheap and expeditions meth
cd for manufacturing brick would 10 well TO ayat
Themselves Of tbs opportunity.
All communications addressed To the subscriber
vii mcel with immediate attention.
JAMES f.. SMITH
Columbus Nj, April 9th, 1899 -59-G
n. u. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase county or
town rights can be accommodated by applying a
the Office Of the Columbus Democrat, where they
see testimonials Of the utility Of The above men
toned patent,
'.'The Mssagippian, Jackson, and the Repubi
can, Holly Springs, will please give the above six
Insertions aud forward bills 20 me. j. Il. s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-17

rs the grandest ornament belonging 10 the human
4 frame. How strangely the loss OF 1t changes
the countenancc, and prematuToly brings on the ap-
pcarance OF old age, which causes many to recol at
being uncovered and sometimes even shun society
10 avoid the ests and sneers OF their acquaintance
the remainder Of their lives is conSt quently spent
in retirement. In short not even the loss of pro-
pcrty ILLS the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss OF his hair.
To avert all these unpleasant circumstances. OIL
DkIDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
hair from falling off on the first application, and
few bottles restores il again. II likewise prot" S
eyebrows and WHISPERS prevents the halr 40
turning gray, makes it curl beautifully, and lr,,o II
from scuri. Numerous certificates OF the first res
probability in support Of the writes OF Odrdges
Balm are shown by the proprictorS.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor OF
Philadelphia has certified as may he seen below, 10
the high character of the following gentlemen
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm oG Columbia discovered by j. o.
bridge, and have found ii highly serviceabe not only
as preventive against the falling off Of hair, but
also certain restorative, Signed
I'm Thatcher methodist minister, SO North 9Th
st. John r IagliSs S3 Arch ST: John d Thomas
NJ d, 1863 Race st. John s Furey, l0l Spruce 81,
Hugh Ne Curly, 2l3 South Hh St: John Gard
Jr. l!3 .4rch street, Philadelphia.
II VIII Ccl hiuN IdlsV lts NltuCo III 'HC ISNIdHul
OF the public, when il is known that three Of the
above sgners are more than 80 years Of aye, and
the others not less than so.
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayer of SAID city
Of Philadelphia, do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with MessrS. j, =. lngs, John s. Flu
rcy, and Hugh M'Curdy, whose names are signed
TO the above certificate, that they are gentlemen OF
character and especablIty aud as such full credit
should be given TO the >a,dcericate.
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor
| For Sale at the Drug store of f.. A. SMITH,
Main street, Columbus Mississippi,
| Jan. -. 1889 -27-tl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-17
MOffat'S Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix Bitters.

TINHE high and enved celebrity which this pre-.
Il eminent Incidence has acquired orits nyarr
able efficacy in all the diseases which il processes to
to cure, has rendered the usual practice OF osenta.
tlous pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them. They are known by their fruits; Their
good works testify for them, and they thrive Dot
by the faith olthe creduIous In all cases Of COS.
tivenes, dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections,
asthma, piles, settled pains, rheuma ,m, levers and
agucs, obstinate headaches, impure state Of The
fluids, unhealthy appearance ofthe skin, nervous
debility the sickness incident to females in delicate
health every kind of weakness of the digestive or.
gans, and in all general arrangements Of health,
these Medicines have invariably proved a cera'naM
speedy Temedy. They restore vigorous health tOlbe
most exhasued constitution A single tria will place
the Life Pills and PhgnjX Bjters beyond the reached
competition, inthe estimation Of every patient Pc.
pared and sold, wholesale and retail at W d, MOI
fats office, 367 Broadway New York
For sale al the Drug Store Of +. A. Smith IL
Hunts buildings, on South side eli Main street. TO-
lumbus, Miss
Jan'y II, 1889 21u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-17
Read This.

WE have concluded, that as for The last month
w We have refused every thing IN the shape of
money except speeie, or the notes of specie paying
banks for our goods our friends and customers
are entitled to some explanation for such an inustt-
~ proceeding. While our books arc on our shelves
we leel safe so far as concerns the payment of the
debts which we incurred IN the purchase of those
Books, for this reason. that they may be returned
10 our creditors at any time and credit received for
them " we exchange them for paper which is
only worth halt its nominal value, we loose hy the
trade, alho we may receive 100 per cent. more
than The original cost; for we are thcn minus the
expense and interest on the amount of said proper.
" besides, not having the wherewith 10 pay for
our bread and butter" which, contrary to the
opinions of some, we hold to be indispensable. 10
The oll repeated question, "why do you not take
The currency at It's discount" We answer that we
do not keep sharing shops
We pledge ourselves c0uscuntiouslv To reduce our
| pieces to a consistent scale with the value Of the
money received, which viii continue 10 be bar funds
IN all cases, In settling accounts we shall cndeavor
10 make the proper discount ON all articles which
may nave been overcharged on the score OF depre-
GATED currency.
50 mote IL be.
PFlSTER & GOODWIN, Booksellers.
| Columbus Miss. July 18Th 1880 LII
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-17

MO FICTlON.-Th.s extraordinary ehemcal
~ composition the result Of science and The m
yention n a celebrated medical man the in'foduc-
ton 0r which 10 the public was invented wiih me
so.erniig Of a dealh-bed bequest has sihee gained
"a ra,ufs;i1n unparalleled fully sustaining the cor
rrc,uc,- Of the lameuted nr. GridIeys last eones-
son. ilat he dared not die without giving 10 pos
tefirv Tie benefit OF his knowledge on this SUBJECT,
and he therefore bequeaihed 10 his friend and alien
dant, Solomon Hays, the secret Of hs discovery.
Il Is now used Ia the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in country, first and most Ger
aaf. lor the cure Of the Plies, and also 50 extern
si,e.y and elIectua.y as TO battle credu0ty unless
where his ELECTS are witnessed. Externally III the
following complaints:
FOR Drup,y-Creatlug extraordinary absorption
at once. All SwelIngs- reducing them IN lew hrs
observation-disclosures or Chrome, giving quick
ease. Sore Throat-By cancers ulcers or colds.
Group, aud WhoOping C0ugh-EXternaly, and
over the chest. All Bruises, Spralns and Burns
Curing in a few hours.
sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
ing, and fever sores.
It's operations upon adults and Ichlldren IN rcdu.
chg rheumatic sUcI.Ings, and ooscnIng coughs and
urhtnes Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts, has
been surprising beyond coucepuon.-The common
remark Of those who have used tn the Pies, ls'it
acts like q charm"
THE PlLES-The price 81 isrefunded TO any
person whip will use bottle Of Hays Lnment for
the Piles and return The empty bottle without te-
ing cured. These are the positive orders OF the
proprietor to the Agents. and out of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article should exhibit
the original TO purchasers.
CAUTlON--None can be genuine T,lnout
splendid engraved wrapper on which is my name,
and also that Of the agents. SOL HAYS.
Cr5-For Sale by f. a SMITH, Druggist Coum-
bus Mississippi Jan II, lS39-.27-h
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-17
Trustees Sale

VII sell OF public auction atths g.
4 The county OF Neshoba, OIL he Isl ~, 80
Der next as Trustee Of the follow;ng p u.
wing and beng IN the county Of Net. l,.
state oil Mississippi, 10 wit, The s5u,l,,l--m {,
Of section in township 9. no,,h nj - - -a-s
Also, The whole Of section eighteen In 80 ~ e.
and range-Alsn, sect,nn seventeen in ,..s -
snip and rarge-AlsO, section nineteen In =, WI
shp anu range-Also, the north han LIZ "F
east quarter, and The west hallof the sor,ls ''''
ter oil section twenty in said iown.h'n,nl :. I'l'.
Also, The north half Of section twebiv.,-. = y
township and range-AlSo, the uortbve., St
and The southeast quarter OF section Vsrt. t.-''1
SAID township and range-Aso, the pors ,"0 ~
the west half OF the southwest Quart, : ~ aLt
twenty nine in said township and RANGE $500
west hafof the northeast quarter and ibe na.,iN va
Qua ter and the east haltof the souiI u.es, ,-.
section twenty-eght in said tawpSbin anil -.
Also, section thirty in said township and rgr,,,,
so, the north half oil section thr,v-one in al -.
ship and range-ASo, the west half Of tho No.
west quarter Of section thrtv-,wo in said ,,r.g
and range--AISo the south half Of section ~
said township and range-Aso, the south b,N Wy
the east halfof the north east quarter Of ser,o,
in said township and range--AIso, the YVES, b,tl
the northwest quarter and the ives, hall he ssaa
west quarter Of section four in township nIge r,s
of range ten east-Aso, the north half Of sa,r5.
eight in said township and range-Aso, The a,e
halt Of the southeast quarter Of section eight IN 10
aforesaid township ana range, together with an srt
singular, the rights privileges, heredaments and n,
purtenanceS to the said several tracts or njeef 4.
land belonging or in any wise appertainng.
Sale to take place between II and O'clock
Terms made known on day of sale
CHAS. WALSH Trustee.
July Sd, 1889. pr's fee Ssl.