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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-09

rs the grandest ornament belonging 70 the human
L frame. How strangely the loss oi u changes
the countenance, and pTematurely brings On u'e ~
pearance oi old age, which causes many 10 recon al
being uncovered, and sometimes even shun society
10 avoid the lests and sneers oil their acqhalh'"oe
the remainder Of their lives is conss gu nty spent
in retirement. In short, not even the loss o. pro-
pcrty hills the reuerons thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom as does the loss Oh ms na I
To avert all these unpleasant circumstances oL-
DklDGES BALM OF COLUMBIA stops tue
hair from falling off Oh the first application, ana
few bottles restores il again II likewise produces
eyebrows and whiskers; prevents the llalf from
turning gray, makes il curl beautifully, ana frees y
from Scurf. Numerous certificates OF the iirst res
probability IN support Of the virtues oil OidrldgeS
Balm are shown by the paopreiors
no Read The following
ROBEaT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayor OF
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below, TO
,h. hioh character Of The following gentlemen
The undersigned 10 hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by j. o.
bridge, and have found it hlshy servceahe not only
as preventive against the falling off ot hair, but
also certain restorative.
- MN. THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in St. George charge,
No. SO North Fifth st.
JOHN P. lNGLlS, Ssl Arch ST.
JOHN d. THOMAS. NJ. d.
l63 Race st.
JOHN S. tUREY, I0l Spruce 81.
HUGH MeCURDY,
24S South 7th st.
JOHN GARD, il. 12S Arch ST.
II viii certainly raise lis virtues in the estimation
Of the public, when 1t is known that three of the
above siruers are more than so years OF age, and
the Others not less than so.
From the Mayor,]
COMMONWEALTH OF Pennsylvania,
City of Philadelphia,
|. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of sand CITY
Of Phlladelphn, do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with Messrs. ]. P. lngis, John S. Fu-
rev and Hugh. VI CurdY, whose names are signed
10 The above certificate, thai they are gentlemen Of
character and Iespeciablity aud as such full credit
shnuld be given IN the sad certificate.
/ In witness watreot, have hereuntn set my hand.
and caused the seal OF the city to be afix-
L, S. ed, this sixth dayof December SC.
BOBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
For Sale q the Dug Store Of E. a. SMITH
Main street, Columbus Mississippi
Jan II, 1882 --e7-tE
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MarsIlal,s Sale.
John Parker.

john Parker,
vs.
jas J. pager and securities.
Wril Of Il. ia. 10 May Term, 1899.
Rf virtue of the above writ OF Il. e. from the
circuit courtof the United States, directed to
the Maslal Of the Northern District Of Mississippi
shall On Monday the 18th day Of MARCH next.
sell IN front Of the couri-hn,ise door Of I.nwndes
county, the following described property, wing and
being IN the townof Columbus, to wit :--Lols num-
ber one and and two, in fractional square number
fifteen, south of Main street, ID the man az AM
town. with all the appurtenances being the same
new occupied BY II. D Goodrich Levied on b
me as the property Of said defendant Fuller, TO sa
tiaiy said execution and costs. Sale within ,bt
hours prescribed BY law.
A. g. WEIR, Mar,hsl, by
his Deputy, r. VIVA.
lrn'ys,. fs.e so,d tPiis sia 20
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state OF mississippi, Lowndes CITY
Attacht. ssoas 90

Bailey Keeling Remson,
1653 vs. Attachit SS098 90
Henry Newell
NT0TlCEis hereby given that the above attach
ly ment was issued ii the suit Of the said plain
tiff against the said dcieadant as an ahscondng
debtor FIR the sum aforesaid and has been returned
to this Office duly executed and is now pending and
Undetermined in lhecircuit court Of Lownies coan-
~, State Of mississippi; and that unless the said
defendant shall appear en- or benre the second Mon
day Of October next. being the first day Of The Git
cult court for tho county aforesaid, give special bal
and plead, judgment WILDE entered against him, and
the properly attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness the clerk of the said Circuit Court The
asa day Of February 1870.
OVID r. BROWN. Clerk,
ssll [Pr Zee ~ 81
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state OF Mississippi, Lowndes Guy

Henry s. Brothet ION,
1864 W Attachment for S7l5 90
David Myers.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the above Attach.
IL menl was issued at the suit Of the said plaintiff
against the said defendant as an abscondng debtor
for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned 10 this
Office duly executed, aud Is now pending and undc-
termncd in the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county,
State Or Mississippi and that unless the said de-
PENDANT shah appear on or before the second Nom
day &c April next, being tho first day Of the Circuit
court for the county aforesaid, give special had and
plead, Judgement win be entered against HIM and
the property attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands.
Witness The clerk Of the said circuit court the
own r. BROWN, Clerk.
ssM [Pr fee ~ 50
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Commissioners -

- MS N0uee /
WNO all persons interested
A John Alfred. late Of Nasb,;S
county, deceased /; Thonas J. - y, Ia,
OF The estate Aforesaid, hay.ag - -, A-s,s /,
Probate court that The sid esis,. r..s.ta'ss y
undersigned by an ordcr Of IT, - {, ,iaasss
been appointed Commissioners, u ~ : ss''r
receive and examine all the claim -. e -
The said estate We Wal in conpli,n... - .,
der Of the court aforesaid meet he , 80 Ea s,
estate, At Nashville, On Tie sero s'Il'i Y,
March, 1889. All sccounts &c. ma, s1- !! A .a
the commissioners ainny time. . aiak
Nm. MASH
Son, s,b ,sas o., A. SMITH
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POSTPONEayEFT

FU6ITUNE,IEFI
The sale Of the a5ore described property is hereLg
Podgoned phi The FIRST MO,NDaY IN
arm neat, TO take place al the court house. as
ADORE mentioned rithin The usual hours:
Fcb: %, 1888: john NJ MooRE. SIM.
51-ddi-9 Printers charge, 81 O0
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State OF Mlssissipps, Lowndes CITY

sSss :. s''' Auashm.tsr $1,000
NOTICE is hereby given. that the above attach.
IN ment was issued the sui, Of the said plaintiff
against The said defendant rs On Ascending debtor
Cor the sum aforesaid, and has been returned To this
Office duly executed, and is now pending and unle-
tcrmned 10 the circuit court Of Lowndes county,
State Of mississippi; and that unless the said de-
fendant shall appear on or before the second Monday
Of April next, being the Isl day Of the circui, court
for he county Aforesaid give special bail and plead,
judgment will be entered against him, and the pro-
perry attached win be sold 10 satisfy the plaintiff &
demands.
Witness the clerk Of the said circuit court the
23l day Of February, 1899.
OVID p BROWN GIN.
S3w4 [Pr fee o. so
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Sia1e 81 sIisIlIlippl, LOWndes C'ty

nlafe al HIiIIllslppl, LOWnde' C'ty
80 49, Z. s's Ausshmsat $500
james Kirby -
ITnTfCE i hereby given that The above attach
acnl vas Issued 81 he suit Of tie said piainlif
sv.ias the sail deienisnt as an hbseonding debtor
81 he sum Aforesaid, aud has been returned To ii's
ol8ce duly executed, and il now pending and uhde-
isrminoi in the Circuit court Of Lawndea county,
sale d Mississippi; and that unless The s3a de-
leaiaat sssli ap6ear on or beGnre the second Mon
tsy Of April next, being the Isl day Of The Cicuit
eoort Cor the county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, Judgment viii hernieredagaasi him, and the
psapefiy attached viii be sold 10 ssisfy the plain
iins demands
Witness the clerk ofths said Circuit court the
OVID r. BROWN, Cfk.
ss-IW [Pr fee 81 sol
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3s--4w
State OF Mississippi, Lowndcs CITY

State OF Mississippi, LOwndcs CITY
The Iombigby II. Road. Co. D
1900 70 Attachment $4,000
WIN. H. Walsh
NTOTICE IL hereby given thatthc above attach
1N mont was issued at the suit of the said painti
against the said defendant MS an Ascending debtor
for the mm aforesaid and has been returned to this
Office duly executed. and is now pending and onde-
termned in the Circuit court Of Lowndes county
State Of MISSISSIPPI; and that unless the said de-
iendaut shall appear on or before The second Nom
plead, Judgment will be entered against him. and
the property attached will be sold to satisfy the
plaintiffs demands,
Witness the clerk Of the said Circuit court the
1srd Of FEBRUARY 1889.
Ss-4w Pr fee z SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-09
ssw4
state OF NIlsslssldpl, Lowndcs CITY

Bnckner Harris
asai v Attachment $3.50
Vim. n. Walsh
NOTICE Is hereby given that thc above atach-
IN ment was issued at the suit 81 the said plaintiff
against the said defendant as an Ascending debtor
ioT The sum aforesaid and has been returned 70 Ibis
Office duly executed, aud Is now pending and unde-
termine,l in tho Circuit court Of Lowndes county,
State Of Mississippi; and thai unless the SAID deen-
dani shall appear on or bef5re the second Monday Of
April next being the let day The Circuit court for
the county aforesaid, give special bail and plead,
judgment win be entered against him. and the prop
erty attached viii be sold TO satisfy the plaintiff de-
nlanda
Witness the clerk ofihe said Circut court the
OVID p. BROWN. OK
3s-4w Ipr fee 81 80
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COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT
SATURDAY. JULY p, 1889.

SATURDAY., JULY p, 1889.
DEuocRArIc STArE RICHTs NOMINATIONS.
Fer Gsrernor-A. G. McNUTT:
For Sse'v Sins-THOs- B. WOODWARD.
For .l49r7r-AUGUSTUS B. SAUNDERS;
For Trsa,urer-SANCEL CRAIG:
For Coagrep-A. G. Bsowy & J. THoNIsoS.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR LOWNDES
COUNTY
For the Legislature,
JESSE SPEIGHT,
DABNEY IPSCOMB,
JOHN GILMER.
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APPOINTMENTS

The candidates for the Legislature from this
this county have made the following appointments
to meet and address their fellow citizens:
At Colbert, Saturday, Sd August
Nashville, Saturday, 10Th August;
Lowudesyle, Saturday, 18th August;
Caledonia, Saturday, oath August.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-27

A MARES NEST The Argus has discover.
ed and proves concluslvely, from Botta's Histo.
fyol the American Revolution, that Lord Nortb's
stamp act and the sub-treasury sheme, are one
and the same. fe Gods what discovery !
i will lmmorialize the man. Surely if Prince
Hal is elected, h, will make him his prime min.
lister.
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Ma. PFIsrER's ExAMISArIoN,-We were attent'
ants at the exhibition Of Professor Pfsier's Mus:
class, on Friday evening, al the Franklin Academy
which, Notwithstanding tho nclemenry Of The Wea'
Their crowded to overfowinr. We don't prrfii
to be much enlightened upon The science Of muse
we only know its effect upon the ear, and from nav
ing frequently enjoyed the performances Of nane''
Gus individuals upon the Piano Forte in private or
cles, as well as at public exhibitions. we feel soH'
confidence, however, in making few remarks upon
this subject without suhiectng ourselves TO 'he "
dicue of more experienced amateurs
There is no department Of refined etlfa'oa
which seems 10 elicit the interest Of communities
and is more generally patronSed, than that o. nv
sic; and yet we regret 10 give, as our oPn'o0' "l'
there is no science so seldom perfected and 50 HV,
understood BY those who profess the greatest l''-'
ness for It, and whose means have been sufficiently
wish to have acquired the best facilities tor ateo"'
pishment Among the numerous causes, pom P''
biological and physical which mct he ascrihed aso''
against the acquisition Of the science Of ua y z
well as the art Of execution upon so comp cav
an instrument as the piano forte, we sha.I Fe'5''
but one or two circumstances which We reg'''
osiensible pTeveniives 10 the knowledge o n'' '',
music, but 10 all other Departments OF science ~"
which, unless remedied viii ever condrce u HR.E
feet attainments in any department ofsrience' W
alude to the continued change Of schoo'-oooAS %
well as the change OF teachers Almost every ~
sion Of our schools commences with the anfo'D''
meat Ct some new prodigy. and although OUT ''
tutions have been exceedingly f'r'unate n scr"
instructors Of reputable capacity, yet we oo''' ~.
much the utility Of continued changes uRt'' ~,
rious necessity demand them. Under Spc' V'."
Circumstances the progress of education HUs' !,
cesSarily be retarded and characters ona u"''
youth injured through the cosflsion O. .
The mind, ike the body cannot sustain y
and vigour unless nourisbed by he hand o. ''
tency-and the hearts of youth will yield ioo''l
ency at the absence of that care which oO''g
their tender thoughts and awakened ihetf car,
affections.
We attended Mr. Pfster's examination VIZ
expectation Of listening 70 morr tisn the mrs, 'n,.
fesiatlons Of talent in his pupiIs-ior We we !.
in the " black art" have conceived strong -,
ls,ion in he two profession, and having eTle''F'''
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70 Read 20 in the corner.o He has =
long talk bw il viii be found interesting.
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KEEPING DARK Mr. BiIlups, one of the
wing candidates, we understands will not nde6ne
his position" or rather he does not exactly know
what his position IS. He is against Van Buren,.
bat not Tor Clay. He is against the Indepepden,
Treasury, but not in favor of national bopk
lie thinks that he would prefer Troup of Ga. for
the Presidency altho,' Troup is a state rights
suo'treasury man. lfMr Blups is opposed to
bank, opposed to Clay and his federal doc.
t'nes' he has certainly got into strange comnany
How can the wings support him : Their great oh.
Jec's are bank and the election of Henry CLAW.
MS every intelligent man knows. Why then did
'hey select Mr. Blllups for their candidate >
was 1t trick to gull the democrats and ca,n
votes irom their ranks If so, il will prove q
miserable failure, no democrat will support a
man who has been taken up by the wings. Mr..
buIuPs wiIl find that fence politician won't do.
II ne expects 10 gam the confidence of either
party, ne must show his hand-et The peonle
Know what he is, and what are his principles II
ne has not yet been able to form any definite
opinion upon the great and all absorbing questions
OF national Bank and the next presidency he
can scarcely be considered qualified to represent
an intelligent people in the Legislature.
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The Barbecue was well attended on Saturday
last, by men of all sorts Of opinions The can.
ddaies, after partaking Of good wholesome
meal Of the A" roasted fixen," commenced speech
making. Mr.. GJmer led the way, in very
able and beautiful manner. He freely and OPEN
y stated his political opinions, and in brief, but
impressive style, reviewed his course as the peo
pies representative IN The last general assembly
Dr. Lpscomb followed, in plain but forcibe
manner He told the people that be had but liz.
tie to say-that most Of them had known him
long and weII-that he should, if elected. oppose
the present rulnous system of banking, and stock
JobbIng, so extensively carried IN in this State
that he was opposed to United States Bank on
constitutional grounds, and that he should do all
IN his power to defeat the election Of Henry
Clay The Doctor spoke very feelngy on
the subject Of poor house system. which we
think our Legislature will nuke some effort TO es.
mbllsh.
Next followed Mr.. Richard Evans Esq, the
Wing candidate. We had prepared ourselves 10
hear an eloquent and candid exposition Of the
Wing prncPes-lhe lines draw by which they
were to be governed We were disappointed
Mr. f. entered loosely into he common TRADE
OF party slang. We really thought that Mr.. Ev-
ans had been collecting all the old songs OF the
party and were singing to that blessed old tune
OF Long time ngo." He maintained the con
slIlu'ionoly Of the United States Bank because
Mr. ). ). Prenss, the great apostle of hum
OuSgery, had SAID 1t was constitutional. lie in
toduced arguments which were long since cast
ASIDE, even by the most foolish ones Of his party
as untenabe. lie told the people that the De.
mocrauc party were the projectors Of the Union
BANK; that they were the ones who had nursed
NE monster I'LL they were fearful of lis sting
Then with plant hands cast it at the feet Of the
Wings us IA banlng of their own. His argu-
meni to sustain this point was nay ludcrous.
But his concluding remarks had great iolce-he
SAID that Mr. Van Buren, was opposed to Ma.
llonaI Bank and that he was opposed to him
that Mr.. Van Buren, was high tariff man--and
that Mr.. Vau Bnren was an ubohtionis, Hor.
nbIe! We never, on the whole, have listened IN
50 lame and lmpoent' speech Of the same
length in our time.
Gen. Speght then rose, and in a few words
scattered Mr.. Evans ar.buiIt castle to the four
winds OF heaven. He produced documen, on
document for all that he asserted. He iustia.
ted IN iecIious manner, the mode under which
the United States Bank was conducted, and The
depressing influence it had on the South and
how II operated as specie draner Of our South.
ern vaults. To the argument of Mr.. Evans a, TO
the consIItutlonaliiy of the Bank he gave but n
passing remark. He alluded to the charge nuda
by MIR. L. of Van Burens aboiionsm, and in ,
most liberal manner, pointed out 10 Mr.. E. the
light grounds he had TO subs,anl,ae sueb
charge.
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Il was golden query of DR.. Franklin in arS,ror
10 one OF the lmportunate letters of Tn mas p,ine
'hel " !, men were so wicked with religion. what
would they be without it," wat
Receipt for good Vifs. Good temper. health
good understanding, agreeable physioenomy. foure'
So'd connection domestic habits, resources of a.
lnuSenlenl good spirits conversation talents, ele-
giant manners and-mone,
T Distance lends enchantment to the view, as the
eonve' sala ven ne broke ana run from Jail and
caught glimpse OF the galows.
MARRlED,-0n Saturday last the 18th inst
lHohAsJ' HninAY E~qr, one Of the editors and
proprietors of the Free Trader, to Mrs ANN ID
BusSELr' both Of Natehez.-R Raymond Times.
This is the second time The Major has been pub
hshed as enslaved in Loves scft slken letters. -
How IS i Tomi
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ErAr De LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Premier District J.dlcilire Il E,at de Ia
L"iisInh",-a tnus ccux que ccs pIeAcntcs con.
ccririi-S.llut
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jour dc Maj tic InuuGe 1889, ppnr un avs. con.
i,rn6ncnt acs de la lie -,!siuturc de rEtat de
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