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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
1lOlfat's Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix Bltters.

THE Aieh and enyied celebrity which this pre-
Il eminent Nedicince has acquired for MS inyari-
l5e efficacy ii all tile diseases which IT processes TO
70 cure, has rendered the usual practice oil ostehta-
nous putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy
o. them. They are known By their fruits; their
S39j ~urks testify for them, aud they thrive mol
y DE Faith olthe cgeduous In all cases OF cos
-'aaes. dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections,
ASTHMA, plies, settled pains, rbeuma ,m, levers ana
ss4ass, obstinate headaches, impure state OF Inc
Glts, unhealthy appearance ofthe skin, nervous
ot.ty, the sickness incident 10 females in delicate
ie''h, every kind Of weakness Of the digestive or
ga's, aad in all general arrangements Of health
uese Medicines have invariably proved certain ant
Spaedy emedy They restore vigorous health to TN
most exhausted constitution. single trial viii place
I've Life Pts and Phgnix Btters beyond the reaeifn
competition 10 the estimation Of every patient, Pre-
larel and sold, wholesale and retail, at " b. Mol
'll Office, 367 Broadway, New York
For sale at the Drug Store OF +. A. smith u
hunts bindings, on South side ef MAN s'feel, Co
umnus Miss
Jan'y II, 1889 a7tl.
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POETRY
He COMES.
b CATHAgINE II. WATERMAN.
He comes

He COMES.
By cATHARNE II. WATERWAYS.
HecumeS-
Homes holy spells around his heart are cast.
Their gentle musc-brcaih hath iurel him back.
AMI the soft sIalowy pictures of the past.
sia't up again beure has homewarl track
Ny Brother Genes.
lie comes
The echoes of bowed voices husll'd 50 long.
Have stolen hke spirits ihro' his midnight dreams,
And tones have whispered IN their fairy song,
Bringing back moments 1t by rainbow CLEANS;
My Brother comes.
lie comes
Bat oh. The ewes that shone M Joy tor him,
As his loved footsteps echo met the ear,
With their long watching vigils have grown dim,
And beam but sadly al these words at cheer;
Ny Brother comes.
But long, long weary years have fed away,
And time pefchance hath sadly changed his face.
Blanched his dark locks with the worlds Sow decay
But each Owed Ineamcnt again vel trace;
My Brother comes.
Speed him white sails, across tie heavy deep;
Change hath not crept into our heartS-thuSe year
-ff+f~vueahaAl- hi rusty lailors, sent to keep
Closer those tIitd affections hurst in tears;
My Brother comes
He comes
Home'S'holy spells around his heart are cast
Their gentle music breath hath lured him back
And the soft, sbadowy pictures Of the past
Start up again before his homeward track
My Brother comes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
BE A { rY AND TIM f..

BY MISS rARnoE.
Beauty went ont one summers day,
To rove in Pleasures bower;
Aud much She sportcd IN her way
With every opening flower.
At length She reached myrtle shade,
But through the branches peepjug,
She saw among the blossoms laid,
Time, most profoundly sleeping
His head was pilowed on his wings,
For he had tur'd his pinionS
To liuger with the lovely things
In Pleasures bright domiulous,
His scylhe and glass aside were cast
How softly he reposes !"
Cried Beauty as she idly past,
And coyeI'd him with roses.
Time woke Away he kindly zail;
$50, triille with the Graces;
You know that was never made
To toy with pretty laces,
IT'S pleasant in so sweet a cline
70 rest while from duty:
III sleep a little more, said Time;
"No,do wake upF said Beauty.
lie rose; but he was grim aud old
She felt her roses wtler,
lliI ~ Wv ~t-'. Lsr Lc,W ,,Ys coll
His hour-glasS made her shyer;
Her young chceks shranE, her hair turud
OF grace be had bereti her;
And when he saw her droop away,
lie spread his wings and left her.
And thus point my simple rhyme
1t is the Minstrel's duty;
Beauty should never sport with lime,
Time always withers Beauty
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06


tho "Whlg Congressional Ticket by 'hc South
ern sun The editor Of that PRINT says ho has
not tho pleasure of personal acquaintance with
Mr. Davis, but that he IS repIeseu,cd as an hon
est, intelligent and accomplished gentleman
hgh.mndcd and talented gentleman
AN able speaker--a profound politician, aud
man Of quito prepossessing appearance"
We have nothing TO say either for OF against
This llatteting string OF complementary are a'i
mere puiTs, perfectly innocent aud harmless IN
themselves But ono thing we do to say, and It
IL this We has always regarded General Da'
viz and his brother Reuben TO be as much alike
MS two brothers can be- in mind manners ap-
pearancc, every thing, ,alIwIng ior the differ
encc IN their ages excerpt N politics, aud oeHeY'
ing Gen. DAVIS to be rather The superior man ~
intellect Now, Of course, we say this WIN no
view TO dlspamgo other Of the men. Our op'n'
,ons Of tho Genefal are on record We sup"
poItcd him heartily when a candidate Tor Ton
proSs, and should have done 80 again had be-
been nominated We have made the comparison
for the purpose Of telling The Southern sun, mat
if be has any mgatd for truth and consistency
/ he will adopt the likeness be drew Of Gen, DAVIS
some time back, aud apply il to his brother i'eu.
ben--lr II was true picture Of the one It val be
equally so Of The other We recommend the
/ Son 10 uy il aud see how Il vii take With his
political bfehten.
The Sun then says, IN halt suspicious toae'
that Mr. Davis is "as good Uhs" yes, those
arc tho words, as good Wing as any man N
the State Wei we 81 al not dispute with tho
Sun about What, or how much Il takes TO make q
good wing. We yield 10 his better judgment
+ upon thai subject, ~hlsgcry beng thing VIC nc
yer touch or NEEDLE with except 10 condemn IT,
II Mr. DAVIS ahIggery is good enough Tor 'heH
party IN Mississippi, We are perfectly content -
II only proves how short q term Of probation ~ l4e
r wing ranks is required to manufacture as good q
Wig Us any IN tho State j." and to enIiilc hlm
10 the honor and confidence Of their party.
/ But the mos, amusing part OF the article ~
question, is the altered tone Of the Sun IN DIS
coursing OF Mr.. Bgaman. After tho cold com
phments 10 Mr. DAVIS, which seemed Ike pulling
his eye teeth, he CONES TO Mr. bmgaman WIN
whom he is personally acquainted We shall moi
: cucumber our columns with all his fulsome prais
es Of Mr. Bingamanhis vocabulary of flat,erI
> land he has a wonderful large one Is completed,
exhausted upon tie Col. He is a little bette
wing than any other man--tho Sun says he I
+ an honor to this or any other State" AM
. more, "he is tried whlg;' yes, uicd Wig
through good and through evil report. What
f knock upon Mr. Davis knuckles. Nothing aoou
IL iia trials in hs adves-.:.::gs Of whIggery
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

ltVil be perceived by the above it,, hat the
number published in France Is omitted, and It
vel NAV, for she has 50 completely muz4.ed the
press, tia, there might as well be none,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
LIcnnaclle.

nR. Z. SPOHN, a German physician OF much
u note. having devoted his attention Tor some
years to the cure aud removal Of the causes OF
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has Tie
satisfaction to make known, that he has remedy
which by removing the causes cures clieclnaiy ana
peuanently This distressing complaint TheIe are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
constitutional incurabe family complaint Dr. >.
assures them that they are mistaken, ana 'aboflng
under distress which they might not only alleviate,
bul actually eradicate by the use OF ms remedy
1t is the result Of scientific research, and IS e1e
fry Of different character from advertised palaT'
medicines, and is not unpleasant to tire taste
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DR.. Spohns
finely Of this distressing complaint IS every gay
day gaming is certainly a matter Of much astonlSh-
Meat. That 50 much suffering should have existed
BRACES without any discovery Of an eiieclnal pre-
yta,ye or cure, is truly a subject OF much regret,
but DR.. s. now assures the public that such rem
tdy has been invented as viii convince the lhos'
creduous The principles upon which It acts are
simple aul plain, tits an admitted fact That ms
complaint whether called Sick Headache, or Ner-
yoos Headache, arises primarily from Inc stomach
those who think they have tile Nervous heau-
ache may rest assured that this organ the stomach
we afst cause, tllat the system has otCoihC VIA
td Or debltaled through the stomach, and that Oh
lroagh the same channel must they expect rec
toatlon ct tie natural aud healthy functions OF th'
system. This object Dr. Spohn's remedy IS em
henuy calculated 10 attain. The truth OF tins po
suon cannot be conttoverted and the sooner sulieF
ers VITA the headache become convinced OF y, tn
sooner wi. their sulIrrngs end in restoration O
haa..b. Dr. SpJhn pledges bis professional repgia
Ioaon this fact The remedy may be had @
States f. SPOHN, NJ. d.
E5-For Sale by f. A SMITH, Druggist, Ma
Street Columbus Mississippi.
Jan II, lS39--27-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

~ BONES Of New Bedford Sperm Candles ior
'1O ssie q, lhc Drug store Of g. HILL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

During the month Of May, more than S50o,Ooo
IN gold, in eagles half eagles and quarter eagles,
were coined al tue United States Mint
The river Sabine. which separates tho United
States from Tcyos IS nsvigabc lor seamtoats
about 400 miles.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

Neither rauh nos splendid mansions, nor eN-
ptnsNely furnished apartments, nor luxurious rg-
pasts, can accomplish these actions. They are
to be obtained only from the riches Of elevated
principles, from the nobility OF virtues. from the
sPteudoT religious and moral beauty from the
banquet Of refined taste. ailectonate department.
and intellectual pleasures Intelligence and PIE
y throw the brightest sunshine over the dwellings,
private life, aud these are the results Of female
education.
Female education Is extremely valuable from
It's ImpaHug an elevated an improved character
% domestic Intercourse. Conversation Is one OF
The greatest JOYS OF existence; and the more per
feet it Is made by the resources Of learning, en-
arged views Of morality the refinement of taste,
the more exquisite is the JOY. Ii is from cduca-
ton that discourse col,ec's all ITS original dupe-
~, ats clothing Of wrought gold" lis thrilling
leloqucnce, It's sweetest music and all ITS magical
Influence over the soul. Intelligence aud ANNA
ted discourse emuently eNait the dignity, and
multiply the charms of every female tha, can
excel IN it.
. II is sacred and lomeGlt delight,
/ a sober certainty OF walking bliss,
she who can sustain an elevated course Of con-
yersauon, who is distinguished for well digescd
opinions, habits Of thinking and observation,
good judgement anda we'll disciplined temper is a
Aperpotua! source olblessipgs, and eXhllarajon to
Tall within her circle. fher education is season.
ed with an admXure Of genuine pIety, she can
NOT fail Of making her home all that Is desirable,
SO none orhousehoud will need or wish to seek
elsewhere for happiness. They viii be able 40
drink waters out Of their own cis,ern, aud running
waters out of their own well.n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
BEAUTY, WIT AND GOLD,

BY I, II. BAYLY.
In her bower a widow dwet,
At her feet three lovers knelt;
Each ddored the widow much,
Each essay'd her heart TO touch:
One had wit and one had gold
One was cast in beauty's mould:
CHESS which was it won the prize
Tongue, or purse, or handsome eyes;
Frsr began the handsome man,
Peeping proudly DER her fan;
Red his lips, and white his skill,
Cond such beauty fail to VIM
INN steppd forth the man Of gold, q
Cash he counted, coin be told;
Wealth the burthen Of the tale
Could such golden objects fail
Then the man Of wit and sense
Wood her with his eloquence;
Now she heard him with sigh
Then she bIush'd, scarce knowing why
Then she smiled TO hear him speak
Then tear was on her cheek:-
Beauty, vanioh--god depart
VII hath won the Widows heart.
IS THERE AN UNBELIEVER.
By T. II. BAYLY.
Is there an unbelever'
OnC man who walks the earth,
And madly doubts that Providence
Walch'd DER him at bis brtll
He robs mankind forever
OF Hope beyond the tomb;
What gives he as recompense
The brute's unhaIuw'd DOOM
In manhool's lo1iest hour,
In health and strength and pride,
Oh lead his steps through alleys green,
Where rs mid cowshps glide,
sChgb Natures granite tower,
Where man hath TaSRy trod;
--Aal ~. 4s~eat4s's7;T'ffssNch scene,
DENY there is God
Yes,-the proud heart will ever
Prompt ibe false tongues reply
An Omnipresent Providence
Still madly he'll deny.
But see the unbelievef
Sinking in deaths decay
And hear the cry of penltence
He never learnt to pray
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-18
III u M A N III A [ r +.

Nv HERE the hair observed to be growing thin Eethng
w be preposerous than the Of oils grease
any fatty matter. Their application only be
Dended through the Ignorance they hasten the fall
Of the hair by increasing the relaxation Of the skin When
marsh drv contracted skin, and where the small
blood vessels which he bulb obrnc
ed then the oils Ne may be good they relax
alone, they Of avail There stimulus
the vessels from their orpor and quicken the Of
blood. The TRIO JPHEROUS INDICATED COM
POUND only do Its virtues well known
testified by thousands Of the first families every part Of the
country, who n daily.
Extract from Crehughis Treatise on the hair
IL will prevent the hair from falling Oft. and
restore that which has fallen become thin preserve
hair al all from turning grey all scrr and dan
drum from tic aeac Keep neany soft
glossy yet free from III greasy oily
induce the hair to beautiful natural curl.
Sold BY the proprietor, CLiREHUGH Hair Cutter. ives
Of Fulton and Broadway and Of his agents. b. Dodd
Druggist, Of Beeckr and Broadway; WIN. Minor
Druggist, Of Dey and Franklin House Mrs
King, Bookseller. Fulton strce;. sa-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-18


How silent wss her s~rrsw,
II tsld Ne sr dsspair,
He ssce bright eye vas lsagsid,
Her eAssk wss pale with care;
And down Il there ives stealing
A gem, - err stall clear
Oh. who cosld gaze with unconcern,
On the lone srpAans tear!
For she had bees precious gin,
A fathers only child,
And he lifss rugged path had snoothed,
And watched her footsteps Wild;
And listened to her infant tales,
Tales of imagia iced woe,
When scarce her light and gentle heart,
A fathers love could know.
And when maturity arrived,
In Iifes dull wintry day,
A fathers smile was all she wished,
To chase the tear away
But time passed on-the morning star,
That once 80 brightly shone,
FOR ever set, and happiness
Fros that young heart had flown.
In sickness, DER the orphans couch,
Whose watchfsl eye 10 bent?
And to afiietion's weary tale,
What plying ear is lent
Restore her but a fathers love,
Affection as sincere,-
For only love as pure as this,
Could wipe away her tear.
There is tear which often nsws
When friendship hath deceived
When love hath proved but treacherous,
That fendly was Believed
But, reader, wouldst thou seek to learn,
When flows the genuine tear,
Look in the mourning orphans eye,
And thou wilt find il there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-18
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss

Political economist frequently differed what
fair and the tme the Of value but
never yet any who had gavey recorded
be his that the price article sold
any measure ofs actual value Such notion would be deem
great fscy that its statement paper logical
deducon would prove its absurdy and yet those ndiv
who about from another for the purpose
Of the minimum number OF dollars and at
which ahey be furnished with articles Of good and ramen
OF commit still greater, became practical alb
surdy than speculative philosopher would do who sat
down the sloset from such false premises The
would merely be laughed visionary 'chemer but the ether
deemed III only TO graduate among the philosophers OF Lapu
Ia who contemplated making deal board OF Sawdus and
extracting sunbeams from cucumbers Taking that most
poriant Of all articles 10 in this dressing coat whe
Their ock dress riding the hind called top" in matters
aud how many different elements all Of which affect
the interest OF the wearer, go TO make up its costs
lst There the material and secondly the quality OF
tie used and the degree Of skill by the manuac
turcr Of 10th. These prmordal ingredients towards
its self evident mn vary much the wind wcsths
womans eaprce and 2dly when IL INTO the
hands Of the Snyder" there is the skill OF the cutter the
quality trimrncs and though the sciedt
fc which the artist may possess who is send
il into this breathing WORLDS not thing oshred aud patch
esn article Of beauty utility and axsry ed either to
adorn desecrte the human forms Other could be
addaccd show that in coats at least things which the
world at large thinks net Of should be taken into condsra-
ton before its actual value be asceraned these prn
cpes ba ed truth, what folly il then, for 10 waste
sr shoe leather in running after stores finding tall
who charge low nominal price when Is evident that Is
the test OF cheapnes They should entirely disregard
price, but at the time they sooud examine the
ascertain the standing Of the manufacture, Of it not neglect
the skill Of the cutter and above all pay especial attention
Qualifications OF the workman who is TO the finishing touch
to that which in its native simplicity Reteeed the sheep but
when proper and scientific q labor has gwen it,
capable OF adding dignity and beauty TO the
- noblest work Of Goes
n this train ofrcasonng should happen convince auy ~
the bargain buyers that estimate article, by dollars aud bents
advised forthwith visit the Of =.
PHILLIPS No 100 WILLIAM sRryr and ascertain BY the
evidence Of their eyes If the articles Of dress made by
him equal In quality durability cut and workmanship
any produced by the most fashionable houses in Bos
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compar
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price not TIE test Of ehesPness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM -
Tor although he imports the article aud employs but
the best morksn he nevertheless sells for ready money, 30
per charged by those who do business the
old and exploded credit system. my2s.3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-18
DROsPECTUs Of the ARTS MEDICAL GAzETTE-T

DROsPECTUs ofthe ARTS MEDICAL GAZETTE
u To be republshed in New York.-The " Gazette Med
Gale de OF the best publications Of the kind Europe
contains selections from the and approved
works issued the continent in England the proceedings
Of the Academy Of Sciences and Academy Of Medicine;
faithful transcript Of the Clinical Practice the Hospitals
Paris aud conprehends all late Anatomy Paho
ogy Therapeutics, Chemistry Pharmacy &c., in short treats
of every branch Immediately remotely connected with the
Science of Medicine II proposed to publish accurate
English Translation of this wor in weekly numbers to be
continued during the coming year, il sufficient
given to warrant the undertaking, Through the medium
Of this periodical the american Practitioner will Obtain direct
information Of the eatng Of the profession pactsed
BY the most eminent men in Europe.
The Medical CARTE will afford at the termination of the
year. two ample and auaae volumes Of reference and
designed TO be the cheapest the country being Of
fered to Subscribers for the of 81 annually to be paid
the reception ohe first NUMBER this being 81 SO less
than the yearly expense Of the original numbers inclusive of
their from France America and ST less than
the price of subscription in Paris.
The Medical gentlemen who corduet the work vii make
rangemcnts to ecurhe Paris numbers possible after
their publication and pledge themselves issue puncray the
translated papers from their Office No. 10 Park Place New
York.
The Medical Gazette" will appear the first week in ia
nuary SlO will be printed fine paper and each number
Will consist Of sixteen pages, quaro.
Those wishing become cbers will have the kindness
TO forward their and address Lloyd Whttemor
N. w., Of the Editors No. 10 Park Place.
B-Subscrpons will not be received for less than
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-18

as SO8 2 s fI By J5sE f,i' a rsri
frs. October, iss7, u October, isss
s skove ssts.sst utshsw the estimation in which these
psss are held asA >r,suused will be inducement 10
hose who desire -y good article At least 10 make trial
Of them.
To lad Of all stssners and Wholesale only the Mama
fsetmers Warehouse, 100 Beek~sna sosy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-18

nUsHTON x AsPINwALLs COMPOUND TONIC
IL MIXTURE, speedy and rain for the Fever and
Ague Remen and Intermittent Feyers prepared the
original recipe Used with eminent and universal since
1884, persons Of the highest resPecahiy IN this city,
ted in the ccrt6cas This medicine hg 4,
ened aud has been EXTENSIVELY usedn the above with
such Distinguished that the propr sor ef the recipe
ha. been aducrd TO offer IL 10 the public its present FORM
hope thai may be the Of relieving many Of those
sufe inc under III seourgc Of country. IL v
medicine possessing great virtue and when used according
the dire cons has failed Of ehecng IN the
most obstinate stage of the disorder al all dasreea
bic and persons o the weakest stomach and children may take
Il mpuny II strengthens the digestive organs, creates
appetite and seldom requires thn IN obstinate
cases. two Lotes 10 effect There neither mercury
nor the m.dcne any thing mi rious TO the NV
an tuor. The rrope,or well convinced Gifts
ecscy that they agree refund the price Of every bottle
takes In accordance with the directions, and
has effected perfect cure II the Fever and Ague
TIE Compound Tonic Mixture IL prepared only by RUSH.
TONS AsPINwALL, No s6 w,ian.streei. ITO broadway,
aud Asor House, New York. and for sale by all the princ
pal Druggists IN the United States
i Topresen fsud, the cork Of each bottle viii be
ed by the signature Of the Proprietors. ,I2-lm'