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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-12-07
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THE DISCOVERY.


It's nasty evening" said Mr.. Dornion,
The stockbroker, as he seuled himself in the
last inside place Of the last Fuman coach,
driven by our old friend Mat--an especial
friend in need, be II remembered 10 the
fair sex.
Il wouldn't be outside, said Mr. Jones,
another stockbroker, for trille.'
Nor |, as a speculation in opuons,' said
Mr.. Parsons, another requcnlcr Of the A.
ley.
L wonder what Mat is waiting for said
Mr.. TidwelI, for we are full, inside and
out
Mr.. TidWcll's doubt was soon solved
she coaeh-door opened, and Mat somewhat
ostenlaliously inquired, what indeed he We
ry well knew--'I believe every place is
took up idsdc?'
Were all here answered Mr.. Jones,
on behalf Of the usual complimcn! old sta
gers.
Il told you SO, ma'am,' said Mat, 10 a
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

90 1897, Il is after dsduciing ell but one or two
cases Of any magnitude. The rest will pToba-
by be IN the end collected, and not leave over
that sum, It much lost, More money actual
" las been collected IN one Of the years under
General Jackson, from sale Of lands, than 10 any
eight or ten years Of any of his predecessors
Hence the ratio or proportion Of losses is small
undsr hlm Whole number and amount Of Mer.
chants bonds Cor duties, unpaid when due, and
probably lost, is eight thousand IN number, aud
near sA million five hundred thousand dollars in
amount; and Of these. six million dollars were
not undCr Gen. J S administration, except those
falling due about the time Of the suspension Of
specie payments. So Of the number OF disburs-
ING officers IN default; at least 1850 we've be-
fore 1929, and only about 40 between that and
1897: and of the whole amount, 4.250,000 dol
lars, MI was earlier except about 100000 dol
lars The aggregate Of tho losses since 1889. is
supposed to be, after every far allowance over
10000 600 dollars. Yet, under Gen. Jackson's
administration, though lasting eight years instead
Of four. and attended with great collections Of
revenue and especially much greater from lands,
than any others, the whole losses we're only
100000 dollars, instead of three millions, tho
average proportion to each eight years They
were less than onothlrd Of the losses under other
administrations, on an average.
MANY Of these immense losses since 1889
a. well a. several others in $50, in the sale
of the public lands on credit are TO be attributed
TO the Il, regulated credit sysiem for duties and
lnbds. to the facilities and temptation 10 specula.
ton losses by indlscreet bank credits. All hap
penod under the United States Bank and pet
bank system
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
MOffat's Vegetable Life Pills ana
Phoenix Bitters.

TINE hgh and envied celebrity which tins pre-
l. eminent Incidence has acquired Tor IFS lnNafl-
able efficacy in all the diseases which 1t processes TO
70 cure has rendered the usual practice OF ostehla-
uoas putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them. They are known by their fruits; IhelI
good works testify for them, and they thrive not
by The faith oCthe credulous In all cases OF cos
u7encs dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections,
asthma, piles, settled pains, rheuma SIN, levers ana
agues, OBSTINATE headaches, impure state ol uie
9uds, unhealthy appearance oflhe skin, nervous nervous
debility, the sickness incident 10 females IN deIca'e
health, every kind of weakness of the digestive or
sl'S, and IA all general arrangements ol heaili,
'oeae Medicines have invariably proved certain anu
,P'edy remedy. They restore vigorous health 10 the
.'sl exhasued constitution. Aslnge trlal VIII pace
ae Lie Pills and Phgnx Bitters beyond the reach "
.0mPeutlon in the estimation OF every patient IRE
JARED aud sold, wholesale and retail, at W Is. MOL
w 5 office, S67 Broadway, New York
>, for sale at the Drug Store Of =, A. oni'h ~
lolIs buildings, on South side ct MAN street, 20
liubus Miss.
Jau'y II, 1889 97tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
waite sulphur Springs.

,r,,N Comfy. Alabama: Gao miles N0iih
.,os,. 60 miles East OF Florence and
VI Oh ! ' soJ IS south of Hunlsvile) The main
'ls,-..ois;, s,,ts will pass them daily.
c'..41'" -'lsr5,1rd announces TO those who may
Tie uhle-an1.n, the ensuing Summer at any Of
ASS:,I.b, Watering places, that they have
-e As", - shove valuable property, and have
.'cAa-f ~, W .sryices Of Mr. HIRAM CHuDs and
.1fase' N~ es ,he keepers Of the celebrated Bell
LAoi' S'p p,,.,,nonl. Va. for five years.
Tavern - prepared by the 18th ct May, to ac
lae5 r. rogr or Fire Hundred Pastors, III d
'..t.a ,t,g not be inferior, II not superior, to
'9e ~, If The Mountains. In addition 10 the
sat Lnai,nrs, they sre constructing main Bull
% ei,,. spbt feet square, three stores high aud
--7' oa,il,i,d with windows and passages, and
H'l '' ..,or,5e in front twenty-five or thirty
NJ ,,r,el cottages, neatly finished; an entire new
". .b,, Establishment, Kitchen, Stables, &c, and a
III AID lee House. Near the Kitchen is spIen-
sI I,@,nra cave well fitted up for the reception Of
I'm meats, milk and butter.
Tbsy take pleasure in stating that they have also
AZ :rrangements for a constant supply OF fresh
Ian anil Fish and no expense will be spared to
IN every other luxury of the season.
TEc;r B,r will be of the first order; their Furnj-
10 and fixtures altogether new and their table
,o Of ChiLa entire.
me WATERS consist Of White and Back
,ioIor, Chaybeale, Free and Limestone, the quail
,s.of which are too well known 10 require eulogy,
n I'M sheet IS put forth merely to advertise them.
I.s country around is high, sandy, and healthy
:. wood, abounding with Game, and the waters
,h Fish. thus afording to the Invalid and parties
Measure, delightful aud healthy rec cation.
4, the object of the Propreors is more to eslab-
4 Me reputation of this valuable watering place,
had present pecuniary profit, their charges Will be
r5-e moderate than the accommodations would jus
n. r. j. MANNING,
p. L. MANNING,
g. F. MANNING,
Proprietors.
.,,9,9b 1s30--ao-smat [Pr fec 1927 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Headache.

TAR. f. SP0iN, a German physician OF much
note having devoted his attention for some
rolr, to tbe cure aud removal of the causes OF
yFRVOIfS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
a,s6c,ion to make known, that he has a remedy
which bv removing the causes cures efectnaIly and
-srnanen,ly this distressing complaint. lhele are
many families who have considered SICK Headache
constitutional incurabe family compliant. DIR. ,.
q,oras them that they are mistaken, and aborng
under distress which they might not only alleviate,
1, actually eradicate by the use OF ms remedy
# IS the result of scientific research, and Is EN-
.rey oC a different character from advertised patent
medicines, and is not unpleasant to TIE TASTE
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DR., spohn's
ggWoly If this distressing cQmDlant Is every d3V
ayralniny is certainly matter OF nuCh aS'ol''Sn,
ment. That so much suffering should have existed
braces without any discovery Of an eiitctoaI pre-
yen,ve, or cure, is truly subject Of mucI regret
but Dr.. s. now assures the public that sucl rem
rlg has been invented as will convince the most
crs1uIous The principles upon which, aeS art
simple and pam, ltls an admitted laCt lhol t'''
complaint, whether called Sick headache, OF Ner-
yols Headache. arises primarily from the stomach
--,boee wbo think thew have the Nervous Head
,,ba may rest assured that this organ the stomach
,,tbe Grst cause. that the system has become vita
I'd or debitaied, through the stomach, ana mat on
through the same channel must they expect rec
onton Of the natural and healthy functions OF th'
system. THIS object, DR.. Spohn's remedy Is em
nenly calculated to attain The truth Of TINS 20
aon cannot be contloverted, and the sooner suiIer
ers with the headache become convinced OF il, tn
sooner will their suherngs end in restoration Q
hcath DR.. Spohn pledges his professional rep9'a
Ion on this fact The remedy may be han O
apothecaries generally throughout the Unite
Satps f. SPOHN, NJ. ID.
.s3-For Sale by f A SMITH, Druggist, MAJ
Street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan u lS39.--27-u,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Law Notice.

EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
~ and JOHN GOODWIN, have associated
themselves in the practice of Law. One or more OF
'e hfm will attend TO business coahded to them IN
Ne Circuit Courts Of Lowndes, Monroe, Chickasaw,
n1oia1io,ioc, Tppah, Tishemingo, ltawamba and
V"ueoeeha; the Federal and Cbancery Courts
-i1 'ae High Court of Errors and Appeals attack
T. DAVIS, Office in Athens, Monroe County, Mi.
: 6ooDwIN's, 4" in Aberdeen, Monroe %
). CocKE's g in Columbus Lowndes "
AaFch5, l83s-34tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

>.- HIcnE~ ia tNrfds. tIth orc fewer "a more 'Aau
one Ha.- unier h- administration %. Gcn. jackson
aa# Mr. NsH Buren, tsH me average .oS, wt.rh
preceded them. although iHe collections ara DIS
aa.au.U,s have been ma.. jhau j03h.r u ,hs
v.H. the immense extension %, uur commerce, aUa
Poe necessary Wgup cation 90 revenue ojhctr~ often
at .=HHts points mHsf tnt D. Hrr0liea or sixty
Hr seventy r~e-.y.,s against whom defaults exist o'
'aroIs dates nearly ha'fof the officers have been
established 10 tha lSi fgD years, aud 90 twenty or
'Hy ol these JHr dsaIc1urus art snts i pc wei. ST.
cntsi, ur llNt a.fJaiY Lrtu paid Little il Is cup
/ posed WI. Dee lost G the end
7 N9le money ins been collected 90 enc wear Of
. Gen IcksoUs administration. from band sales, than
/ 1 eight ur ten yeas together 81 suy of h,, prede
e-s'a.s Hence the ratiH ol BreD1fuon ollosses uu-
/ Der t'm Is unusually SINAI. OF tle whole number
I o' discussing officers III default ST lcasi two hou-
sand t.rgc hundred were before 1891, sHl only a.
b'si .ory between >ai and lsS1, and ST thc whole
amount VI S95000O an bu1 shout 500 ncO mos
pace before jAe commencement 90, Gen JacksoH's
administration. TH- argrrste ofthg insses of tie
Government SINCE l7s9 supposed 20 hs e.tar eve
. ~ hr allowance, over Sis geo GOO Vet under
Hen. Jackson, administration. which was attended
with vastly greater collections ol revenue especially
from lands the whole LOSSES were only $500 OO0 in.
stead ul three mtl01s; the average proportion OF
each eight ycars Uuier previous Administrations.
do not speak now %. losses o7n'CJesi, from indul-
catiou of Bank paper
WEUi present YOU with many more interesting
details DID deem Il necessary Much has been
1 ,, ''oul .Ne Indulgence N lHe Secretary 81 lbc
'.,'..'l ~ N','U."gE 'N'', ~ "s ua' ecu a.
,y. ,o, ~ '',',, 49,, ,' w. "'e
ay be,n promoted by ,rsn,p, ti1,e A. a,nlarat,on
ana lqm8auan. Our rars have been stunned about
lhe eases af Spencer Hairs. Boyd anA Linn Up
on investigation h turns out that lhe first has paid
paw o' hls balance anu t.t rest" seenrcd lhe
"5's0y. .'a">I 10, SECOND 3, secured ana 900 COURSE
,,.l ,, ,l ','. W'' ui ~ o,l'' N,u
yern,r nuac,r x IIra.. he,, = a., .nr.,ies
Spencer is NOT and never has berna drUIror ON he
books Of he department. Haoo,s DELAYED making
"a aful.Ita from fln L,l,..s "a, d.s candle. la,t /,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF LOSSES
~ THE REVENUE UNDER ALL AD
NININIp A.TIANS

RE fttAiNf LOSSES iu TIE revenue NNltf NlItith.
Administrations. induces ~ 90 give t5am the do
cunsatusrd r., pf nuacau, "iaksa from ths re-
cord, ana r,rarf, afltt Ttasurg Dsbarimfst"
ihe following synopsis We bop, the Drmocnt
slider him. Inflammation. derived fou, authentic ot6
ral statements. al s5fbr,,nt inheritance 10 GIVE II
insertion and general circulation through thelrcc.
muins. ltvIl be- found useful in correcting the
isreprcseuiauon, Of the Opposition. Who, sen
lnr upou the late dshlcauon OF their friend
SWariuout. for the want of som. well founded
ground or attack on the Administration. have pl-
Ven the suhje,, of dsfl,atoas a prominence Tor
electoneernr purposes, which they never would
allow II lor t6at oi legislation. The whole SUBJ
iert should be thoroughly Investigated. It's I'M
sorlaut that ia, coualr, ,ho,.d KNOW TO what ex-
tent losses have been incurred under all Admin
tstrauou- lGom 'be want OF those financial legula-
toms, and penal cuaclmonts, proposed N Mr Van
Buren's first message, 90 the defeat OF which by
the joint Opposition in Congress, TO be attn
'0'ed me pnn',Pb p'u Oh e"'''"oo, "''''a,
Ton Inc eafl'ef ana greater de'aleauons %
Merchants ana oanhsi under previous Admins
TONS " certainty a-ef'oao'e '' We n'teaoeuoh
~ ne oltd" "h' panWng rfslvWS 'N'o U'e pa''
ness oi ''oltin'ut"l' WINE lhe losses ny "o
's'omeM officers mu., be attributed to oanF'es,'
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sides stuull sums from others due some Dpd or
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
TUE DEMOCRAT
.ytfS4rp EVERY SATURDAY 81
ruTNGTON & LESTER
y p !, Of the United States Lar',

rsr P,pER-S5 per annum IN advance
'-' = a, ;he end Of the year.
w,,s must be paid for on delivery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

Last CHIT this far. famed female dev red lecture
10 large audience at Concert Hall, with view Of
showing the utter mpossbilty Of war between this
country and the people Of England, any European
nation After tracing the origin and progress Of the
Republic to the present day, she stated that every
people Of Europe must and do respect the only
people on earth who wear the crown and WELD the
scaptre Of sovereignty We are bone OF their bone.
e IN Of their flesh thought Of their thought and cx-
preston OF their forbidden hope. The motto OF this
country is Individual independence" and for this
the human race pine in all parts Of Earope. The
corrupt Kings and Governments Of Europe may fancy
they see the necessity Of declaring war with this
country, but the people will leave them 10 fight the
battle themselves.
In England, the necessity is just now felt by the
government for some new scheme Of humbug, in
order to enable them to rule the people before;
and this nigh, induce the party in power to get up
a war, but a declaration Of war, either about the
Canada or Maine questions, was project too base
for even British Tories aud too stupid for Brit
ish Wings They had been accustomed to treat all
the English people, but their own circles as very
little better than many cats and dogs.
Here stout, red-faced captain OF a merchant ship
jumped up, and left the room, exclainiing " Then I
guess you're one Of the cats" follower Of Fanny's
called after him. "Yes, and you'r onc of the dogs j."
She continued, and observed that in the present
embarrassed state Of her colonies, commerce, India
possessions revenue, finances, corn laws poor laws,
debts and difficulties with her population, England
could not 20 to with the United States; for the
day she attempted il would be the birthday of a
publican government in Great Britain In England
the government is one partythe people is another;
here the people and the government are and the
party; and therefore IL the government az En-
gland felt disposed ia do so, they could not make
war between the people Of the two countries, who
arc bound together by one bond Of common origin,
common necessities, aud one common destny-that
Of perfect political liberty, and haowed Individual
independence.
At the close she was loudly cheercd, and her re-
marks appeared 10 give great satisfaction 10 large
and intelligent audience, except when she made one
o. two ilnaturcd illusions TO Queen Victoria whose
race, she said, had long been to England and
Tor which she was partially Kissed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

best dressed Pockets be picked between the acts-houes
to be robbed regular intervals during the day and night
this hot month"; keep pace with the there.
fore the committee Of arrangements ncad to have grad
ticket.
-september-About this time Wall street bank will
break ought to breskthereore half dozen banks must
be broken and there specie TO be plundered they
must be burnt down, for their cheating conduct.
5-October-Two small riots, of two each, 10 take
place this moathcene to be laid in Water Pearl street,
amongst the flour and other stores
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day-A grand riot, and many
wings as possible to be driven ost of New York the British
were-he days performances to conclude with grand expio
SION, by blowing up the arsenal.
Further particulars in the bills fer the winter
Under these circumstances we advise all peacea
people to set their houses in order The heavngs and
throwings of the political change have commenced,
ana as the locos say doubtless 1--WE shall sights
and smell helP before the is Riots and
mobs will be numerous; robbery and boodshed will
abound. We recommend all those who have hitherto
been IN the habit OF wearing good clothes to alter
Noahs friends in Chatham street, the older the bet
ter OF the last locofoco fashion, by this they
may escape many broken heads during the summer.
We mean to turn ocofoeO oursef and all in Office
-baw out for riots and vengeance, and thus escape
under the old cry of stop thief" stop thief
All those who have hitherto rode in carriages had
better sell them send their horses into the country
and go foot to avoid distinctions all those mounted
gay cavaliers that ride ont to Harlem daily must dis
mount and ak and lounge about like about like loa
fers. Those who have any money to lose had better
spenu IL; those VINO nave no wives or familles haQ
better make the tour of Europe and not return till the
riots are over and the rowdies out of Office. All
hsuse-keepers must look well to their window shut
tcrs; if the house is only story and the windows
are high from the ground with good strong shutters,
the stronger the better cased with iron, and the
doors double locked, barred and bolted, their prop
erty inside may be preserved. Ii the house has two
stories, and both sets of windows and doors weil
secured with shutters in similar way, it may be
safe but all larger houses that look tempting should
have strong iron stanchions to every window, like
the county JAIL the old castellaed mansions Of the
cities of Europe and this will be in keeping with
the spirit OF the times, shall in six months get
back to the state of admirable disorder that regned
in the dark but delightful and disordery middle
ages. We must also organize all the men Of charac-
ter in the city and precincts TO protect property,
we shall see in full operation
= Tie good old rule-the simple plan
When the will take who have the power,
And they will keep who cam
The rcign Of Jack Cade is al hand-hurra,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

Excursion DOWN THE HARBoR.-The steamer
Massachusetts makes excursion down the harbor
today to see the Great Western past Sandy Hook.
She leaves Battery Place, pier No !. N. r. at half
past III o'clock. We shall send Ariel down the bay
10 breathe the fresh air.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

% The Academy opens Wednesday We
mean 70 turn crtique ourse and separate the paint
ings from the pot boilers for once in New Yorh No
putting in our vocabulary
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

The STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN sails today
at IL o'clock, NJ, for England, and this passage
may say commences this season in Atlantic steam
navigation. On Saturday last, she crowded with
ladies who took advantage Of the beautiful weather
TO examine and pronounce their judgment her
good or bad condition. We were struck with the
marked attention Of the officers TO the fair visitors
one was stationed at the gangway to receive them,
and another deck to explain the several arrange
ments and 10 keep the loblolly boys from slushiug
their dresses. The difference in the conduct and de-
pertinent Of those attached 10 this steamer this
son, compared with the last is very striking, and
were glad it, for il shows that they have learn
ed some thing Although the Great Western has been
in port but week. she already decided favorte
The steamers have not yet, however arrived at per-
fection there many disagreeable qualities still
hanging about them,-ihe coal dust is still nuisance
and until there is some remedy discovered by which
il be kept from the cabins and pantrics the pas
sage the Atlantic in them will be unpleasant
but notw outstanding this, there many induce
ments. that the steam packets must invariably
sail full Of passengers The travelling has increased
rapidly Of late that all packets well steam.
ers are flled,-the Cambridge went with fifty, the
Duchesse d'Orleans with forty-eight the wcstmin-
,ier full, the Vile dc Lyons has already forty
engaged. and the Siddcns nearly fifty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

o. The "Courier" "star," and "Ameri,as.,,
all out for repeal Of the naturalization laws
After the defeat Of 1884, they did the same whyno
a, Danish all the Irish and citizens Of foreign
birth from The cify7 We'd rather be a loceioeo than
belong 70 such party % bIookheads
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

SroRrs OF rHE WEsr.-Marcus Dcsha, son Of
Gov Desha, was killed NJ the Post Of Arkansas on
the I'd instant by Eugene Noiribc. Desha rushed on
Notribe with Bowie-knife, when Notribe shot at
him with pistol but missed him. Notrlbe's brother
then handed him second pistol with which he shot
Dcsha down upon the spot. has been held 10 bail
IN the sum Of &lO.Go0 Louisville Journal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

70 a new question viii in all probability como
before inc Recorder at the next term of the
'enera sessions man has been committed for
putting ms hand IN Justice Blccdgood's pocket and
stealing nothing because there was nothing there 4,
steal. How many locofocos were similarly circum-
stanced Can any body tell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

PicKises.-The wing corporation have expended
nearly 10000 on the Wall street press during the
last year. That's the reason that these imbecc
sheets can live