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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
3sbn Sabre alter Hbsumatismus eebeilt,
~ Santcn, Iusutt 1889.

3sbn Sabre alter Hbsumatismus eebei(t.
An Srbn Sela. '''
Secbrtsr I6err-Sb balte es fir mcit,e l)Fiht
gum !puelitun,, nlein 3eueniB bnl1btlieb bet All,
ten SelSen, bic Sbr Gltrir in mrincm Sale tc,
mics, tctannt ju MAIDEN. oOlir febeiut IS itcr
aats srt erbabIn, unp ieb tann niett raurbar &C
mug eteterDalf fcpn. &eit ben lebten tcbn & a H.
&c ,pai ie9 mil rDcA,nati6en S1mer,s, unr
al9emetncr Shwabc 9cplaSt, t.nc felt Den tcsz
ten paar Jabren tcnnte idb ta1lm rDne .sitlfe
purobs Simmer 9cbeu utlo mubtc mcittens bas Sett
ptltem. SD babe pisle Der ar,tlbcn 8prfdrtftcu
pttlider Staaten ir,ppbl ais in CDic tcnutt: atcr
cbnc Grfcl cls-tis i'd lettes Sratjabr Sbr idDas,
barrsGltrtr 3u tratlcbcn anfiene. 8ptttln trad
ten mir bic GrtuneDcit Wiecer, ,lnp i'd pinlebe,
Dag Sle rti9r Sbatia6en Gum 8citen bes lctrtus
een Yntlltulns tctonnt MAIDEN.
GlitAtctb .6armcn.
Seen 1f9p., Grfhcetrn 50 o. Sulp is, 1889.
sd brtbetnt3e Dl;rmtt, bat teb an ciutm ltetcl
SptpeplIa Sct,arnt, mic an innsrlider Sbmabc
uno Sra,nrfen lit, 70 raB eb felt ctleben Sabrcr
jerc 9la6t pber 6 Oiat anf mubtc, um purd,
SteDcn ccn Nramrf ju rertreitcn. Surd Sc,
braueb elmer sSrtte prn Salas &r1tlter Glirfr
hin lfe IN bsbrtr Getnpbett, ais ieb ictt 10 Sab.
rem mar. Sdb cmpfeble cs oils cine tdabtare Qr,.
nep in aDnliden 5atlsn an. o)leine Srau mar init
!5erstloTten, inncrsr Sbrpadbeu. nit bp,tcrilebcn
sutailrn lst einer Stsibc pom Sabrcm scplast, II
trnnte bnreb tetne Ir5nep rper ancercs 9Rtttel
.oalfe s1lanSsn Seppb na6pem lie nun cincSspt.
tel pon SrDn Saa's &rauttr Glrir setra,,sbt,
tann lte tplerer tbrer arssit at,porten, uno nit
>e''Dtt9Feit bern,nlaRfcn. &biaen @ic mir irs
Seno t'n: A"antttat unp i'd tanu fe atlcesn D.
70 1tee bte S';ttn 0slscn tsp mir nib ,nsnsr 81.
a!tIis 9cisyen labtn.
9BiIltam $ipinsIfon.
0antrn, Top. Is, 1889. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Nus,us ats enem 8riefe rrn !9errn O. 9S
9punS, pettrt Calcutta, Gclumttana Gauntp
GDic, Aus. 30, 1889.
-6crr Gala. Sur6 8etrap4 elmer 8rttc
Sbrer unfAaetarsn Arjnsp lin ib p6Ilis sur @e.
tuntbcit 9ebolfen. Seit ren letten 3 SaDren .pa,
l1 NIT bctti8en 8ruftf6merJcn serlost, L. tOnn.
tr'2 Sabre lang feline Sogsattcit tbun. SD fi'6:
tc mir tcp rcn tcnadtartcn &er,ttn .eillfe ,u ret
t6atfen, i'd 9ebratlhte -6antltrns Jouflen @p.
r,'P unb Or Grams Gomilen pitlen --aber pbne
Grfrls. Olan rtetb mir eann IN, cine Srtte pct
Sbrer oWerijin su 9ctrar6en; unp "a tdb rieitls
be eur4 ben GHrm. 8. 0lrnrce e,nrfoblen fab,
tahbtc i'd mad sSearsrta,tu, ga. lieB eInt 8rttcl
to1nn,cn, nnp hin naob perem Getrauob ettunr.
80 balte es fir cine rcr teften Ar,encpcn rtr rsm
putlitum. o. QB. Ypuns.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

9rm Gbrn. Scbn a,oftr, rcn Der Sprer Cir.
tuit, pittstur9er Gpnferens.
IN Srbn Gala - Sies befbetnise, raB
Olrs. mrtfct lanse Sabre an al4ScmeinerS S6was
dc lit, unD burdb ren 8ebrou6 eincr &cttel 81
res taastaren &rauter> Glrirs wierer rputrn'
men CUR 8efunrbeit se!an9te. SD bate es wabs
renp pcm lrtten Satr aIs .oausmItttl tenutt, unp
tonn es restptsen, aus Grfabrun8 in meiner Sa>
mlie, pcm putlitum als cine un(battare Arjez
nfp ancmpfeblen. SIR ,e. SpDn W # cit.
Sanrpri!le, ODio, Oct. 1889.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

toe; CT taste mir, Das uetel tpilrbe tn tltrjer
3ttt 3nriitttcbren: ater es lit nun teinaDe eli,
s5abr prrtep, unb itb bin bic enteeli6e plase lcs.
Sd babe Sbnen pttse Nnsabe Senaobt, bamit 1n'
rtre, Die em ttamlidben uetel teibcn, etenfalls
Scbn @ala's Erduter Gltrtr ftnnsen mp9tn.
fcin
Sacpb - 9ap.
Oirrt.
8ef6wrren uab tinttrfbrieben per mir, pieien
26ftrn xaS pes 9eptcmters 1889.
Spbn GalbWea 4, Sriebensri4s
ter prn pitawap 1ip. ptdaIpap 60. 0bic.
Sd hin NIT .6trrn Soepb Gap thrn lan9er
ais 20 sasrt tetaant Srspsfem, nas shaute paB
feline 9nsate rtttt9 1T.
Sert. 1889. Scbn 9 a lbrp c Il.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

Tru htrefe. - 9lls gut aearbeite.
. tnarrantirt, ,percen gum 9ertanfeuf !5anf
9ebalten Iennis unS SeGn''
WaBillrn, Sttnp l.. b. ,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

1NHuee pcn enaIifhen Wuitern unb gJ1as
r nufattur 'rersen gum Sestauf auf eanp st.
balten, teD Ient1i 8 unb &eup.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22

- hloser, &tinfen uno Tbiiranaeln, ,pit
- jsse Art Saumaterialien, (lnr in Dem .eart.
2eaAren Strbr, nad'te lbur s,,r poft one
9TaBtt!rn, ODio atcn, ben
Dec. 3.lS37 Terrific. en-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
LETTERSFROMJACKSON

'shfMINoo's" LrTrEB's.-ln answer IL
numerous inquiries, both verbal and winter =.
to 'heu'ne flour popular correspondent, at Jock.
son. We have only to say that We are no, a, m
f''y to disclose II. We will remark. hovcye,
that he IS young gentleman of great intel
Igence' aud well versed in the political history o,
the country, and that an his s,aiemer,, may b. =.
''ed upon Our far correspondent, who So b,ob
" audS ms remarks in our last against the G am
b lers' chose pests Of civilized society" i IN
formed that hejs nots married man she trply
remarks "that gambling is one of the cre,,ss
evils Of The aee in which we live. Were il. eo,
sequences confined onl, 4 the uar,,rn,,or. in Tho
horld vice. the calamity would moi be so cro,,.
hut sirs, how many mothers have seen their SIM.
led astrAy and inericvably ruined bv the On, co.
menis Of the gaming table! On, sir how many
sisters have mourned over The degradation oribe;,
brothers to whom they once looked up for coun.
sci and admonition, by The contamnanp innu.
ence of gamblers! Yet such things are tolerated
IN civilized community. might give YOU n
long catalogue Of The calamilies TO which our sey
is exposed from these monsters in human farm
might tell you of my own anguish at seeing
NOSE near and dear to me, utterly lost ruined
nay had almost said, murdered by this unhoy
passion. But ! will Gorbear 81
rcJo'ce to see your press speak out on the sub.
Iect' Spare them not am astonished at the
revelations of your correspondent at Jackson.
Who would believe that gamblers would be tole
rated under the very eye Of onr law.makersl"
n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
TO the Public.

n the third day Of ApIiI last letter was de-
~ posted in the Post Office at Cokesburn
A,bhevlHs district, South Carolina directed 10 A. j
n"gesr = Columbus Miss. containing the following
,oea or bonds, which BY some means or Other Iaye
Oesn Ioston said rou viz: note 10 Gvor If tle
.uo,croer drawn Jointly by NJ. WahhaI, Erasmus
T. !" NASH A. J. Hodges, and r. Cole, for S3.I37.
sa'ea december, 1885, due list January, 1888 al
- one Tor ss69 49, dated April 26tl, 1897. due
~ S"ssahuary 1888, with interest from date, drawn
W. Waithall in favor OF the subscriber also one
y, ~ NY ayor given by The said Watha for 1881
-, ua,ed April Goth, 1887, with interest from the
ro" oNe LIST July last. All persons are cautioned
been stopped. W N " I KETIEp I,aSe
Dept. 8, l859,--9-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Gins! Gins :! Gins!!!

gun subscriber would inform the public, tina
- ne has established an extensive Cotton Gin
Hasa'ac'ory IN the town Of Louisville, Winston
county MS Having spared no pains during the
as, SIX months IN searching for the best materials,
and having had much experience in the business
he feels Confident he shall be able to rive s,tstac'
Yea all who may patronse him. His gins viii
% made OF Cast and German steel running on the
Oea Of boxing, and he viii be able to furnish loo Gins
~ ''ne Tor the next cotton crop. He would invite
Me PUBIC IN general to call at his Factory and OK
smine Ior themselves. He would further state that
W "asately removed from Georgia, Monroe county.
MARLIN Il. COLLIER.
Jan. g. IG5S-26tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

Z y v " T.ift ID.
''od tr Congress by this convention should ,asc h.,
, sunni cody ~ Ay"r Of NJ Cny he eou,epJrd tri
t,,,l ~, .i..''' ''"Ho % "' &C. " bs'hty i'.-
ol Vlrg.,.a. l,r ~. ~, pl.t,tt l'',N Se'
propHe'y Of hts n ,nlrat.a1 d. n. cb =, ,,,..
paushIuy. When be concluded. G,n F,o,. r',.,.
ana srain remarked, THAT unou irsiarr rsr.-t,.r
Pc ihoast % hest g nominate sr Tyler Yes
''' ~ S."' ,s' WI support ~ R'2n NouH ol
th, MAST -,,.rs,, f, - -. - "aI GA, '""fs 10
carry u,>s.-..n.i m d. p,..,t.,.,.'i a'' W, WI
majority of 5000 vo,eSle = p"
VIM Gho>oa spoke next, He d,pr,ca,,5 a.
VISION n the wing ranks lie was not IN byor of
"l''"el eo'''e',. \ few Luulici votes would
- Wv .t''' 3" NS'NeNn. H. thought tt pre-
Uff,rtn. l.r,,,., 5''.l' ~, ''e ',~a, neg.
y,uuoa u1r,rs,rl M. ,yngy .'', " ''', IN
tattec r ,k.t h,- Coag.,' ANAL '.' oe
A. II ,aiJ jte c.y OF Ia rug rt5l.,. I'm
corruption would hc again talstd aud II could ,oI
. sg.' ,>,liR r'S>ted. MI Cay, he lurihtr ie-
ANA. .''S 70 lhe ,et'.eis on ihr fubic
,,,. ca.,r,. w., pIl' o' ue oheRasaW and Cboc-
GEN. Foorr ',.,,, -, Ak, 5i '.. ',,'l
we'd the po.ponenen, or ''o'' n''1 t''o
nesday nj 3 o,,locL p NJ ~, u'l "td
his motion, thennJ;on,rcd I'm wsa '''''.''' on
ninp. n; 3 o'cIocL y NJ wv
have Tins r;ro,
procecd,no. If ,be,,I,,, -, -, '"'''" " 'he
adjournment an FL. o,a,'' W. 70 'hef
cccd,nos arsnat L,,oas,.,,''' '''k' io.H pro-
n c.,i.,.,.. soou uca OF
NOMINATING Commune I,,,,e,, Tx !" me
test v bc lc,,.,, I'I' N'''' ''''' t.e con
" Farr,r hr Gn,.,.s ,rl 90" ii'H'"h
thai, Turner u,ll ho na,,i,,,,..i " P'''S'oh Is
TINT Dr.. ,Joi, n H. y "''N '',hh ais"
d. O. Shatn,rk orC,,,,lt ,.'ii ' , "'o 'uuSe
Compress. If so ,bo n.,,.,,,, .'','''''''" '"'
lance their rrAe, ~ Tho ",g, ,"a' P''G WIZ us'
are unite cu,pinr Iho, Ia '',, N""''n'''e
lhelr nominations "a N. convention ,u ~ n''Po''
senatorial ,Jec,on '''''V'' Wv a'ef NE
is bin,ed ,,,oL,hI,. - III l''' ~ u'}'
Senator. th,, he viii h. ,'7 '',''" = 10, 'e'.'d
candidnlc n, C,,n,n,, ,r,'" a. ,G wing
win he va,pl, ron,..,od o'''' e''o'iou
another Drunc,at NJ, 0,La,, XIV ~ &c"
dena,ted Gon, the sc,, ~ ',''' " ,o'''0"o' mas
in cv,,,,,o L-dLaalL' o'''''"''N'' onu was
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,
Jackson, Dec. i4th, 1888.

n meeting Of the Board Of Directors held in
uis ctiy, II was Resotusd, That this Bank will
n'lehce on the irst Monday in January next to
, I've notes payable on demand and will redeem Tic
Te 10 specie or its equivalent.
i'esoioed, That this Bank will check on New
h.ahs az three per cent, and on Philadelphia at
a ef cent for lis first notes, aud from and after
sbsas sl Monday in January next, will continue 10
NV. on The above cities for its first notes as well as
r. payable on demand at The current rates.
Extract from the minutes.
IL. 81 WIN. P. GRAYSON, Cashier
zee. ", ls3s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Specie Payments.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF CoLUgBus \
Columbus Dcc 10 1000

COMMERCIAL BANK OF COLUMBUS, NJ.
Columbus, Dec. 10, 1888.
DESOLVED, That this Institution win cam
~ mence gradual resumption Of lis notes in spr-
one, as follows: 9i''
Is notes on tie lei day of January, 1889:
$40 do do Fehrna,v ,seo.
$40 do do March Is9o.
ssU notes ana larger on the lst Of April, 1889;
Extrac, from the minutes
BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. H. ALERT.
zee. 10 - u Cashier
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Mr.. Pfister's Music Glass.

'hh second session of Mr.. PFlsTER's Mu-
-. SIC School at the Mississippi Female Col
IL, Nv. wn commence on Monday next September Sd.
sdt WIN receive no scholar unless particularly direct
MY nc parent, guardian or other person properly
nv ., uiton per Session Of months $50 90
one hall IN advance.
Sept /, 1885 es
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Notice.

| oh friends and customers will please take no
ce, that after the Isl of January, 1889. ali ac-
ahn ".s winch they may make with us, will lie paw
and once 10 SIX months, L e.-on the Ist of Juiy,
MS t o. January Upon examining books we sec
ioy1',p o. accounts Of Two and three years stand
To ,s "N'e must be paid forthwith, or - - (!
onlv ,u owing US on account for the year 1888
1850 especllnlly inform that the Isl Of January
WI new Almanac. " '''sN' consuming
JsDr., PFISTER & GOODWIN,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

When The president Of the Senate, and Of the
Joint meeting Col BiSoImAS) declared llat Jour
llrSDERs.E had received majority Of The wl,oa
number OF votes, and therefore, wax tluly and can.
sutulonly elected Senator IN The Congres, Of M,
United States for six years from he III, d March
next.
lie two Houses then proceeded 10 gil lie yacan-
cy oeeasched by Tie resignation Of the Hon. Jas.
+. Tnttcr.
Mr.. Hancock nominated Thos II. Williams.
Mr. Stewart, Of Hltdy nominated JOHN ueudcr.
son, and upon counting The votes upon the FIRST
ballot, II appeared fhat
Thomas II, " iiliams received 50 yotcs
John Henderson " 81
Whcreupon the President Of lie oint neciing
declared lbomas II W IIams duly and constitution.
ally elected Senaiur 10 I'LL the vacancy oceesioned
by he resignation Of the Hon James r Tro,,cr.
There were SIX members absent, 10 wit: Mr.
Pope Of the Senate and Hcssrs McAfee, Mend.n-
hal Bal, SannderS, Oldham and Bond. Of the
House 81 Representatives
SAMUEL RAG SDALE, the Senator from
Monroe, 70 his eternal disgrace be il said. voted
for JoHN HENDERSON the fedora candidate. The
political traitors Of Simpson, Lawrence. Marshal
Ippahi Lauderdae, Jasper, &c did likewise
Their names will aud should be handed down To
eternal infamy. give you list of their names.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

NsrR rom

Jackson, Jan. 30tl, 1880.
Gentlemen The deed Is done The die IS cast
ana JohN HENDERSON, of Hancock Is elected h.
states senator tor six years from the an Of March
next ms aci "l Federal iteachery and deep dis.
grace 10 l9e STATE 81 Mississippi, was perpcjracd
to-day within The walls Of the Capitol.
Pursuant to he loinl resolutiou n,,scd o,,,,,.
days since the two Houses convened m lLe R.n'e-
,e,iatiyc' Had today at "a o'clock.
Mf' Grave, OF Annie, noni-alcd john Hcnder-
son,
NJ, Fox, OF Lawrence, animated Judge c. r.
Smlh
Mr. Wafer Of De Soto, nominated Thoma, II
Nliyms,
On counting the votes on the let ballo, Il ao-
t,p1rpd that y ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
Notice.

hN subscribers particularly request all per
CAL SIMS having unsettled accounts with them TO
81 ao,. .l.sr former Counting room, and close them
sbi.S nav, nave also or 5000 dollars worth Of goods.
''uSn We wish to sell at wholesale.
ra,u-.A :, BURGESS & THOMPSON.
O'a'T'u> March 94ih, Isss.-s7-,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

The Hen Robert Y IIiync Of South Carolina. i.
expected tegc tomorrow. |, is proposed 70 givr
BAN pui4,c dnarr.
Itt etfbntol A'cSander Campbell. well Lnown
a- ihce'out1l controversies, is expected 70
preach ai'hs place mex, Sunday
ID ilrure. Tie Phs no.os g IS here. anl has .v.
am'nei Va c0taus ~ most ~ ne mat men hi
TIE SAL. llc drives = bii,k bD>iutss m li. Ina
Tie Nag Convection vi. mett thi. ey.n.e,, ),
receive the nominations Of The Nomn,t,p, en-.
naiec. llHcy report. and tlie esudd3,cs are nop.
ia.,cd, vii asa o DIS, Of ticir usm,A
Tie CaattrHen tact ut 3 o'clck, but IN. co,,.
m"'ee a Nominations did MT report A rrsol,,l,n,
10 send ioar Delegates 10 the HARRISBURG Cnn,,so'
u'n was passed.. Tie Convention also ernrs..scJ
's jbcr o0,o'ar tat Hesry Cay Of Ken,octv
snd Johq IgLg u Fsfriha. were ne choics ~ ~,
Nhss 81 MsssqpP iar President aud VIC P,ssi.
o'nt Idey t@ not however instruct ,he Delr.
gates, bot passed ne above, which : ,sp,,ro,,s, :,
ihe same thngl 4 cafe way q chipping M D,rJ
,ohad fht Hbmp' ~ "'''
=, he Convection then adiearned hg ,',l,cL
u u't COMMITTEE report &c nominations ami ,bsy
gre approved ny tle CoaprBhnn, Rjg piye T.,
." ""'''ef 'euef. Your iiicnd,
IISuFnfNHa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
no our DISTANT PATRONS .

4 fsr months since sert bilS 10 all Of our dis
,,,t Subscribers, ,rhose accounts exceeded FITE
DOLLARS. We are happy 10 state that a grea;
mary Of them complied promptly 'rah cur request,
and paid their das'. In order TO sarc aar patrons
reading IN other Hates, as ,eties te ~ ths state,
me expense Of postage, hare taken me liberty Of
pstipg The amount due, opposite the names Of fels
.rhose accounts have been long Standing The cur
rent Bank bills Of the state in aehch The subscribers
rs,,4e, or The bills Of any incorporated Bank Of The
sate of Mississippi rii be Thankfully reedred
u I'll re7aittaaces may be made al orr r1sk, Jy
ssi,ng receipt offs Transmission from the p NJ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

GJ-The following is an exrac, from letter Of
an obl'gng correspondent a, Jackson, which was re-.
ceFed too late ior,aseition in our last paper The
principal part of the letter was anticipated by I'M,
"en'ed trend, "Tshcmngo," as /, related 10 The
prebmlnartes for the senatorial election.
mere has been several bills presented IN ne
Legislature which are of considerable, n,,,,s,.,,.,.
" me i'lutc Improvement Of the State. One (. n
p'"''u, 70, ''aH OF 1--WE million OF dollars on state
hAnds, to he applied TO internal in,nrnye,,on,
l"'lon OF The money 50 raised, is 10 BE- anpl,rd IA
ie o'a''ng ana improving our rivers, aud The b,
"Hee expended ~ the construction Of rail road
'p"' i''''p"c 70 mississippi cltya clause Is insert
'1 ~ ms bil, giving 10 The State Que half IF Tho
p'ohts arising from SAID Improvement.
~ olI was introduced by Gu Hadlcy tie rigb,s
On o. married women. The principal features Of ,hs
the insolvency of the husband. The nm ,sa o,oi
4"e, ana we hope II wlI pass both branches o ,Ae
s''"'"'c' w. ID. CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09

II + Jones, Mt Walalcck Kempof co Nj. $40 90
Richard Hester. Rankin P Nj. IS 90
a Malone, Hiiiamsiown, 10 90
WA Meilen, Madisonvile, 3 90
Roin IllIams, Georgeville, Holmes Co % 90
William Logan, Paris AiaIla co Is 90
NATHANIEL B Fields, Mllport, Ala IS 90
W.T. Cauthers Huntsville = Is 90
W E Thomas, Pikeve, o. 90
Dr. Mosley, -" 81 0o
George Walton, Moulton, o. 90
Moriscai Arnold, Louisville, XIV 10 90
Jas D Harding, Jonesboro' Ark % On
Thomas Dewes, Lincoln, NC n 90
James Meek, Lehore, Carroll co Mi Q 90
Joseph Binns, Gainesville, Ala 40 90
As Esthlm, Greensboro Is 80
HID Munnerln Lowndesboro Ala % so
Col John MCrory, Vienna, Q. 90
DrB Whitfield, Linden, Mareuro co Ala !, 90
Jonathan Anderson, Looksookuo, !, 20
JisL Wright, Jacksonville, n N
David NJ Moss, Fotksvile, Va 90 Oo
" Jones' 90 90
James Council, Tanners Store. Va ~ m
~ ~ Sd",'nSs; Ia orange, fayelte co Ten, 30 90
= m'oue "ol river 4 y 'i 90 90
John Tucker, Quincy, Monroe Mi 81 90
Matthew Gibbs, o. M
~ nnTlyI 00
M. H. di ''' Lo"hdesboro Ala. % 90
III. ~ noch "a 90
January !, 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-09
THE DEMOCRAT

70 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EI
vORTHIN TON & LESTER,
Publishers Of The Uniisd States Lars.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-01
WILLIAM FAY, Eptron.

For many years previous 10 his fatal Illness, he
had paroxy~mS oi the as,hsnia, which prevented hts
lying W bed many nights In succession. Hi. fatal
disease commenced with Inflammation ol the lungs.
an the month of February last which terminated IN
drupsy Of the chest aud Of tho system.
la the early part Of hss,ckncss be patient aud
bore his suiicrnps IN silence and with iof,i,udo.
On one OCCASION when this was moni,Npod to him,
he replied, The true God must no, Hmplsln -
More recently he felt tina, wicked men and devils
conspred 60 atict him. and he would occasionally
oxhibI, irritation and VI nature During his pro-
tracted and painful illness, however, he followed the
prescriptions OF his physician as web mos, men,
and exhibited grea, fortiiudc aud resolution.
For the last number of weeks be frequently called
for his chariot and horses, that he might 20 10
whore he come from. which he said was Heaven
While life renamed he continued Ia adhere strong
w TO his long cherished impressions and the las,
words he uttered to his physician, who inquired az
ter his health and feelings, were, 'Truo God
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THE hill or SCIENCE

THE hill or SCIENCE
Thrst is high aud loay mount
Tsiue3 for ~ steep and rugged sides,
Which naught bu, finnncss can sunnoum
or pass lis barriers and its slides.
Into is high and Eliueunx tops.
Where Fnnes proud Temple shines afar,
Innumerable hosts direct their steps
Induced BY fame and honor there.
Around this shining Temple, too.
The learned, she wise and famous 81,
People Of every CLINE and hue.
Their brows crown'd wilh a corono,.
Fair Fame, the goddess Of the place,
Regardless both Of wealth and beauty,
To merit gives the greatest praise
The praise Of having done their duty.
With ou,s;retchod arms and gracious smiles
She welcomes to the field OF flowers
The Pilgrim, wearied with the wilds
Which guard her happy, lovely bowers.
Here lac rests in tranquil pleasure,
Reposing meath the fragrant trees,
Crown'd with laures without measure,
Gently fann'd by every breeze.
In view Of This can he delay
Who has commenced the steep ascen,
Or will no ihough,less turn away
And rashly plead alas Il can't
4
Or will tbas sferlt moving sight
impel him on with frmer step
Resolved to scale the dangerous height,
And peril every meaner hopef
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BrrTrR LauGH THAN Cay $50 say we. There
is no use ia rubbing ones eyes and bllbbeung over
all the ills that flesh is heir TO- Red eyes, caused
By any thing but brandy, Us kindred, scanda-
lous looking affairs. The best way is 70 stand up
20 the rack and take the good ihings and the evil
they conse along, without murnBung Or repining--
always cheering yourself with that philosophical e.
jacuaiion. better luck next time =
l. dame fortune az shy a weasel Tell her 10
90 10 thunder and laugh her IN the face. The hap
piesi fellow We ever saw, Slept upon plank-and
hadn't SHILLING IN ms pocket coat b his bac
do YOU ind Inexperienced lurking Do many a
pnze Then throw IL away and laugh ~ your own
folly ioT 80 long pursuing w.
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Does fame oludc your grasp Then laugh a, the
fools that are 50 often her iavori,cs shes Of no
consequence any how, and never btiiicred piece OF
bread nor furnished a man with a clean dickoy.
Is your heart broken by
"Sonc maiden fair,
Oh bright blue eyes and auburn hair "
Then thank your stars that You escaped with your
neck, and make the wclkm ung with a hearty laugh
], llghiens the weight on ones heai, amazingly
Take our advice. m all circumstances laugh dull
care away Don't be in hurry TO get out of the
word---it Is a very good world, considering the
creatures who rnhabt It. and IL Jus, about full of
fun as II well can be. You never a cut his
thrca, with broad grin on has face, II is grand
preventative OF suicide There's philosophy and
religion too, IN laughing; IL shows clear con
science, aud sincere gratitude for the good things
OF life, and eleyaies above the brute creation
SO here goes for fun, and wen put IN for share
while the bali is rolling .-Goshen Democrat.