Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
..--VrVTs Blythe GOVERNOR.

HHnh E-..fsia.-li. 80 --
- 81 C-sf- I'd P1H,0;cc county, State Treas
!, S1F, Blown deceased.
E =. Wheeler Of Madison county, Engineer
', he Sea Cuas, upoa the Southern Bor-
q 80 % +. Robbins Of Yick,burg, Quarter
-. cd. wee Lorenzo Augustus Besan-
resigned
.,;,y at Tia aoss.-Bleedns al the nose
: DE- .r7, 50 violent and plouacted, may be
y.sod, stopped By the individual using some
80 which has been grated fine with
ma same way that he would take snuff.
as ,b,se pnches are said to be sufficient TO
y. NV fit Of bleeding.
n, p5oa!aii0a.--The most useful, honest
any portion ct the population OF a state, i
-. and mechanics. They are the great
inc peop!e and the foundation Of the 90.
They silently work out the greatness
lion. and il IS to their arm that We owe
- against foreign assaults and TO their
y .r, safety from the machnaions Of internal
zee.
rlrs, he. Dagls.--The late Dr. Aberne-
,,onld never permit his patients to talk much.
n .,.ll M, succeed in sllenclng a Ioquacous,
IN, Az ,he following expedlent: Put out
n.y. ',,,ie. madame The lady complied
/ Nov Keep i there I'll. | have done talking
R-o.a cotton, It il ayeirod can now be mn
lied INTO he United States with profit, even
Thor deducnDs The duty
lIafaune glass Of Olive oil, taken inwardA,
,o,d 10 be a certain care for the bite Of a4N
.suaks aad other poisonous reptiles. A little
.souId also be applied to the wound
Ho7sg .uoon-T Though this word is in com.
non USE, ita derivation ls little known, as moth.
M, respecting II is found IN the dictionaries or
,1cyclopedias. lis origin is from custom Of
he Teuanes, an ancient people Of Germany
Who drank mead, or meiheghn, a beverage made,
VIII honey for thirty days after every wedding
The Baltimore papers complain that sevcral
nss have htely been caused in that city by IN
.tadares.
All The boys IN the cyof Boston, except 80,
ne members Of the public or private schools Of
hat CITY They number 1850 and in no city,
% the world, perhaps is the education Of the
yaaas 50 generally regarded.
lie revenues Of Texas thus year viii be a
MILLION; taxes hlIfa million, and sale Of lots IN
Ae new capital half Million leaving over mil
Ion surplus above the expenses, which urc est-
mated nj q million.
The Illinois people calculate on an ougmenta-
ion Quo less than 10000 souls TO their popula-
ion lhsyear. The land sales have been over
$4,000 per month for some time.
The blrbarous punishment Of branding is stll
continued in Canada-se persons having re-
Gently been sc0lenced at Quebec to be burnt =
the hand for petty offences.
great drought pro,Rls on the Southern sea
bond, The Savannah Georgian says. that place
aIs not been visited with rain for nearly n month.
Fort Fairfield, on the Aroosook border, has
been rayaged by fre--destroytng i25 barrels Of
polk, 300 barrels Of bread, ammunltlons, OF war,
&c. Loss, $1,000.
.Mcaaehoy OccareeHce.--M Miss Amanda Al
cnlnson OF ElsyIlie H., stepped accldenrly on |
the wheel Of saw mill, Just as the sawyer was
putting TIC MIL in operation. Her foot was
ca0sh'ln the wheel and her leg was drawn through |
The bukhead, where there was only an inch |
space The flesh was torn from her leg from |
her ancle 10 her knee, and the borne broken IN
several places, and when she was taken out
quantity OF the flesh was left IN the wheel. The
limb was ampuacd just above the knee, in the
best manner possible: but She survived the OPP
cmuon only few hours. Miss A. was shortly
to have been married
lt'id Cat ,Moncy--,ncaney yd.-A fellow in
Michigan was lately robbed Of $4,000 in Wild
Chmoney. He very generously offers a reward
q p cents loI hispock,et book, prorided tie
thief Will Keep the money.
Buaua. The following is well authenticated
story Of John Bunyan While in Bedford jail, be
was called upon by Quaker, deslrous Of making
aconyeh Of him "Frend JOHN said, he, ~ am
come 10 the With message from the Lord and
aile having searched in half tho prsons in Eng.
land, am glad have found thee at last" vi
'he Lord had sent YOU" returned Bunyan, "you
need not have taken SO much pains to find me
out, for the Lord knows have been here these
twelve years"
Have you ever seen a snail" asked wag
to person not remarkable for speed. "Yc..'
:" linen you must have mel hun, for II Is lmpossl-
Die tor you to have oyeriaken one"
Geld IFaIer fer Chadrtn.- Coming, as we
kho" II does, from physician OF standing in this
ctN We have no hesitation in publishing the an
Ne&ed communlcatlon.-.N. y Com. AIDE.
Durlng the prevalence of tins hot weather, there
ao'hng so grateful to infants as cold waters
Aese lil'le creatures suffer, equally with adults
non mist especially at night; yet strange to say
s.V 'nO'nss either negiects or fears 10 offer cold
'"''' Ia nv practlce, in several instances, !
have been ca,yo G''s' ~" children laborng noder
VIZ 15 hVm the effects of this; and upon giving
cI 'p "a'er have had the pleasure Of seeing the
. .,.l Cover Ina very short time, aiieepersPl-
Sayn following the use of this natural remedy
'a' nIfsi cannot be allaycd by any thing as well
,r - ""er Whena child is leyensh al night, II
w., ~, y a majority Of cases, be cured by Freely
..r.ns'ng It's face and limbs with iepld water and
-,oNlng 4 10 drink cold water. Let paIeHls