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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
White sulphur Springs.

NVORGAN County, Alabama GAO miles North
vi of Tuscaloosa, 60 miles East of Florence and
Tu,cunba and IS south Of Hun;sville) The main
Soi,hern Stages will pass them daily.
The undersigned announces to those who may
anticipate spending the ensuing Summer at any Of
a,s Fashionable Watering places, that they have
purchased the above valuable property, and have
.saced the services Of Mr.. HIRAM CHnDs and
LAZY known as the keepers Of the celebrated Bell
Tavern, Richmond Va. for five years.
They will be prepared by the 5th Of May, to ac-
omnlodate -Four or FiUe Hundred Viators, IN
sye which shall not be Interior, il not superior, to
my West Of the Mountains. In addition to the
armer buildings, they are constructing main Bull
l0g City eight feet square, three stories high and
well ventilated with windows and passages, and
mha colorado in front Twenty-Five or thirty
new framed cottages, neatly finished anentire new
Bathing Establishment, Kitchen, Stables, Sc, and "A
well Gltj fee House. Near the Kitchen is a splen-
did natural cave, well fitted up for the reception Of
fresh meats, milk and butter
They take pleasure IN stating that they have also
made arrangements for a constant supply Of fresh
Yenison and Fish and 10 expense will be spared to
furnish every other luxury Of the season.
Their Bar will be of the first order; their Funi-
orc ami fixtures altogether new; and their table
ware Of China entire.
TIE WATERS consist Of White and Back
Sulphur, Chaybeate, Free and Limestone, the quail
Ties of which are too wei known TO require eulogy
end this sheet is put forth merely to advertise them
Tie country around is high, sandy, and healthy
the woods Astounding with Game, and the vaters
with Wish, thus aHordng to the Invalid and parties
oi pleasure, delightful and healthy rec eaton.
As The object Of The Proprietors IS more to estab-
lish the reputation Of this valuable watering place
dian present pccuuiary profit, their charges VII be
more moderate than the accommodations would JUS
uiy r. j. MANNING,
p. L. MANNING,
&. f. MANNING,
ProPrietors.
April I3d, ts30.-l0-4nst Pr. fec $27 OF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

HAVING

AFiNG purchased Of Mr.. T. B. RandIe, the
a. ,isht Of Waterman & Learned's labor saving
''eA Aachiae, now offer to dispose of individual
rrI,u.n'y rights 70 suit purchasers.
60, Il" machine has been in operation the past sea-
=, Sgiacient time . test its utility as It respects
W, ability, and the saving OF labor.
al, 'ae principal advantages this machine has over
,uN'eTs now IN use consists in the simplicity and
IPW o. II structure, having no complication Of
s,r.IV mat IS liable 10 get out Of repair, and the
10y tempers the clay and mouads the brick,
,ra rom 60 to 50 per minute with the aid Of
lo"ases, Tour men, ard sufficient number Of
s % bear oiTthe brick.
"A aose wishing for a cheap and expeditions meth
~ Y manufacturing brick would do wei 10 ayai
'i'ei'es OF tins opportunity.
,@ "A" communications addressed 10 the subscriber
'Icst with immediate attention.
JAMES Z. SMITH.
Sogmbas Nil April 6th, ls39.--39-,f.
to-. D. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county OF
H. y, ish's, can be accompanied by applying al
-, wage Of the Columbus Democrat where they
MI IS lesnonlais OF The utility OF the above men
"oted patent.
,,,a ~ ile Aissisaippian, Jackson and the Repubi-
.ioay Springs, viii please give the above Six
NJ and forward bis to me. y. e. s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

The Fifteen Gallon iaic,---The License Law
Of Massachusetts,, passed IL ls3e, remains as IT
was, aud went INTO operation on the eight instant
Large committees are appointed IN various pia-
ces to see that the law IS strictly enforced.
4 politician, who has no resources Of bis own,
always connects himself with some great temper
aiy excitement, just as hunsy shark iusues
along III the wake Of ship, to pick up tie dam
aged provisions, ampulated limbs, and cyenoId
shoes, that may be lhfoan oyerboad.--C0Hoa'
Who cheahd?--ln New York, tho iedyraIIs,s
had possession Of all the Offices. In maJOn-
ity Of wards they bad charge, Of course, o. NE
poll books. Winch party then cheated would
federal officers receive illegal democratic votes
Great roie--Ihe recen, vote Of New Yora
Is the largest ever thrown IN that CITY. The PEG.
pie were out III their maJesy, and nobiy did lheJ
lruInphl
A Cruel Hoar The Lincoln Gazette Lai
English paper] states that young lady n tina
| place having pique against one OF her acqdan
tauces, Miss Brown, procured sun Of men
clothes, and an introduction and under pretenc'
Of love induced Miss b. to rec, i've hei as q lover
| She carried on this hoax successfully for near
three months, the Two lovers wandering round III
banks BY moonlight almost every fair evening
and the time was actually set for ihesnuplaiis. i
last, mutual Trend discovered the cheat by acc
denI, aud acquainted Miss b. with the hoax
We want a hundred beys.-PhH. Uoyid.
What does your wife say about il!
The negro slave tired IN Wake county, n.
ior a fapv a dea. and du.aO gli, aged ~, ;.
been acquitted. The prisoners daughter, ag'
7. was brought up against him, bul her evident
was rejected
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Headache

nR. f. SP0HN, German physician 81 much
~ note, having devoted his attention for some
Years to the cure aud removal Of the causes Of
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has The
satisfaction to make known, that he has a remedy
which by removing the causes cures eectnaIly and
permanently this distressing complaint Thele are
many families who have considered Sick Headache
unconstitutional incurabIe family complaint. DR.. S.
assures them that they are mistaken, and laboring
under distress which they might not only alleviate,
but actually eradicate by the use Of his remedy.
1t is The result Of scientific research, and is en-
l'eiy OF different character from advertised patent
medicines, and is not unpleasant to tie taste
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS
Inc extraordinary reputation that DR.. Spohn 3
Ehely Of This distressing complaint is every day
aay gaming Is certainly matter Of much astonSh-
eent That so much suffering should have existed
"rage5 without any discovery of an etitctua pre-
"alRe, or cure, is truly subject of much regret,
ui' Or ). now assures the public that such rem
cay has been invented as viii convince the most
ettdoous The principles upon which acts are
SIMPLE and plain, lii an admitted fact that this
complaint whether called SICK Headache, or Ner
VOWS Headache, arises primarily from the stomach
nose who think they have the Nervous Head
s'le may rest assured that this organ the stomach
',"e H,st cause, that the system has become vita
~ 2. deolitated, through the stomach, and that On
through the same channel must they expect a res
"'alon q Tie natural and healthy functions Of th
S!sUM Ihls object, DR.. Spohn's remedy is emf
',nOy calculated to attain. The truth OF this pc
o''ou calno be contioyerted and the sooner suffer
~ wan tae headache become convinced of IL, tn
s ooiJf WI. their suItrngs end in restoration o
, ,~a'ol, Dr. Spohn pledges his professional repu,a
"a on lls fact The remedy may be had q
Sp,uecafes generally throughout the Unite
'4ltS T.. SPOHN. NJ. ID.
~S,for Sale by EA SMITH, Druggist Mai
'liet Columbus Mississippi.
jan y, 1889. --27-tf.
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HAYS IMMINENT for piles sc.
March %, l599.-97-td.

NrO FICTION.-Ths extraordinary chemical
~ composition the result of science and the IN
yention of celebrated medical man, the introduce
ton Of which TO the public was invented with the
solemnily Of dealh-bed beques, has since gained
a reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the cor
reclness Of the amouel rr. GrIdey's last comics
sion. that be dared not die without giving 10 pos
tertv the benefit OF his knowledge on this SUBJECT
and he therefore bequealhel tn his friend and aten-
dant. Solomon Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and The
private practice in our country first and most GER
tanly for the cure Of The Piles and also 80 extern
si.ey and enectuay as to battle cfedOIity, unless
where its effects are Witnessed. Externally M the
following complaints
For Dropsy-Creatlng extraordinary absorption
al once. All Swelings- educng them IN lew mrs.
Rheumatsn-Acue or Chronic, giving quick
ease Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers OF colds.
Group, and Niooping Cough Externally, and
ovei the chest All Bruises, Spraln> and BurnS-
Curing in few hours
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
| ng, and fever sores.
| lis operations upon adults and children in redu
cling rheumatic sweliings, and Ioosenlng coughs aho
tlphtnes Of the chest BY relaxation o the parts, ha
| been surprising beyond conceplion-Ihe common
remark Of those who have used il IN the Pites, Is y
| acts like O charm"
| THE PILES-The price 81 isreflnded to am
person who will use bottle Of HAYS Linimeni %
| The Plies, and reform the empty bottle without te
| inc cured. These are tire positive orders o. ID
proprietor to the Agents; and out Of many thou
t-ands sal5, 4at enc has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any 'engh Do
pre- ter that those who sell the article, should eAhin
! tue original 10 purchasers.
! =ALTlON.--Noue eau " genuine Zi..o1'
| splendid engraved wrapper. on winch 8 my nam
and also that Of the AGENTS SOL: HAYS
| H5-For Sale by E A SMITH, Druggist Co.un
mbas Mississippi Jan IL, ls3s--11-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

THE DYING GIRL TO MN LOVER.
+ areWeH beloved, The evening breeze is stealing
Soily around ~ ana the 10" sweet SIGH
VI waters murh illg by
! T.. aus on my soul ID gentle ton, revealing
VISIONS o. ,9ture hnni6 when shall be
ihl"e bu' IN memory
W.T. thou not sometimes wander forth alone
besile ms tranquil lake and tnndv dwell
....,.. do ,UDAt,Y6 HeaiAHHtlyf cIct panliye tone
VIII not nv spirit seem to hover rear,
Thy cherished voice to hear2
,L,,,.,..,It,,,lt..,,.
Grows pa'er than its wont, and each fond smile
Fades from lhy lip awhile
Sill would see thy soul loss tn ubled now,
Lest mine be won from lolfier feelings back
Unto lbs carthwarl track
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Carriages fn,. Sale

A r. WOLFINGTON has on hand and is still
IA, receiving from Jennings, Robinson & Cos
manuilctory at the north handsome assortment Of
all kinds OF CARRIAGES IS, consisting in part Of
Coachees, Charities, Banuches aud Buggys, Sc:
sc: which will be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository.
All Repairing done with ueatness and despatch at
his old stand on Market street, Columbus.
march Q, 1889 94u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
LAIGH NIIEN Won MUST.

Coanu5iai Fsdcig. Mr. Slang used 10 say
nv horses, my buys Nj. Slang now nga'la-
bly, says, our horses, our boys or our farm.
Tbs substitution Of our for my, by Nj Slang
was brought abou, lhus
Mr. oaag had just married second wife On
the day after the wedding, Mr.. Slang casually re-.
marked, i now intend 70 enlarge my dairy
You mean our dairy, my dear replied Mr..
Slang
No. qlgih NJ Slang, ! say MY dany,'
Say 1ur dairy. Mr. sl>ng.
40 NJ, Ialry'
BAY Qua DAIRY say our screamed Mrs
Slang, sezug the poker
Ny dairy, by DAIRY yocilorated the husband.
Our dluy, oUR dairy re-echoed the vile
emphasizing each our with blow Of the poker
upon the back i the caRdng spouse.
Mr. Slang retreated under the bed clothes
MI. Slang remained under several minutes wait
lng Tor a Gains II length his vile saw hlu
| lnrusnag his head out at the foot Of the bed
| much ike turtle from hs shell.
What are you looking for Mr.. Slang sal'
| she. I'm lcoKing my dear, snlselled he, +
see any thing ol Dun hat The struggle wa
over. Ii was our horses, our dairy, and on III
nexl Sunday tnOrnlng he very hurnbiy asked he
Il be might wear our clean linen bfeeebes
church.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18


Ny country It's Of thee,
Sweet land 81 Liberty.
or thee sng,
Land where my fathers died.
Land of the Pilgrims p-,Je;
Frnm every mountain side,
Let Freedom ring.
Let music swell the breeze,
Aud uug from a. thc trees,
Swee, Freedoms s,ng.
Let mortal tongues awake.
Let la that breathe partakc,
LetracsS their eBce bftaa.
The sound pra.uag
My native country the
Land of The noble free,
Thy name | love;
love thy rocks ana rd.>,
Thy woois and tempted hills;
My heart with rapture thrills,
Like that above.
Oar Fathers Cod TO thee,
Author at Liberty
To thee we sing.
Long may DOR and be hrInh
With freedoms hoIy light,
Protect u~ with thy might,
Grea, God, eur KING
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

TINE VOICE or THE r.orLE.
Make way for the propel he crisis has come
We come Gom the east west and north and lhe
south.
We heed not the peal of the Numbering drum,
Nor the red fire Of death from The dread cannon's
mouth.
To call US 10 duty; me come from the main,
We come from the city, we come from lbe plain
We laid down the tla. when Our country appealed,
And The harrow aud paW-share now rust IN the field
We rise IN our power we rise in our might
We ask equal Justice, we ask for our right
We ask for the baou that our lorcl0lhcrS gave us,
And no earthly power shall ever enSave ISL
What lrcemen shall we, the Descendants of Penn,
Bow down u the mandate of Stevens and FaHns
Shall scape-kuaves from justice, assuming command,
Now tampIe 90 earth the just laws of the land.
Shall we Of the hammer shall We of the pIow
Surrender our rights to an enemy now
Shall Washmnlnu'> glory be- b.uticd and Jdcl
And The names ola WaTcoaul jackson degraded.
/ Shall the htroe, of Yorktown and Buuhcr be- tod
Their land is surrcnIej to iypnts or gold:
No, freemen A. IorE as an arm shall remain
To strike for 0nr country oar rights wei maintain
As long as tie flag ut our country shall geam
IN the purple OF sunshine, or wave DER The stream
As long as the name Of our country Shall mst
Oar breasts shall b. barred 10 the hurricane blast!
BY thousands wen lock round the Liberty Free,
And in glory defend it. or proudly die free.
Hauls5ug Pa. Reporter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Candies.

EPHRAlM BOUND has just received from Phi
"a adCpha an asSor'mentof CANDIES. a qocd
article, from the best mandatory in that civ
march IS, 1899 SGlf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Spring Races.

VHNflE Jockey Club Spring Races, over the HYDE
L. Park Course near Columbus, MI. will come
off the third Tuesday in MAY, beoe The 21sl Of he
month.
Post Swcepstakc, mile heats, $500. p or p. for
8 year old colts and fles, to name and close on the
day previous, the regular Jockey Club.
1st day, Jockey Club Purse, , mile heats $500
% +" do s do 300
81 +" do do 700
4th &c do hest IN 500
9Th sc Citizens Purse . mile heats SOC
1t is necessary TO state that the race course is
now entirely under the coutro and management Of
the ,laakey Club, having been rendered to them by
the owners. The club has, Tor the accommodation
Of racers and others who attend this course selected
Mr.. ?. B. Starke CORNER President Of the club to
manage, and have ev7ry thing prepared necessary
for the comfort and convenience Of racers. Il will
be perceived the purses for the Spring meeting are
small, in consequence Of expenditures necessary o
make the course equal TO any in the southern country
Our purses for the Fall and all other meetings for
the future, will be much larger. The above Purses
will be hung up without discount free Tor any horse
in the United States complying with the rules Of
this course.
TBy order of Jockey Club.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

worthy yendcr OF crackers and moasses
gingerbread, vas once explaining IN a puthc
assemDlage on tle daresses Of the starving pop
uia,,on ., ise,aud. =! hsa.efs." said tx, !
nave often heard that hunger could eat though
stone wall, and don't doubt It, especially i one
III nv biscuits was on the other sids."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

RrcottrcrtoNs.--T mellows ideas as 1t
mcNoNs winc. Things IA themselves lpd llcrent
ac0uira certain tenderness ia recollection and
the scenes Of our YOUTH though remarkable mel
,her ior elegance nof FEELING, rlss up 10 our mem
ory disnjfed at the same TINE and endeared As
counlrymcn IN distant land acknowledge one gu.
thor as friends, so objects 10 which when present,
we gave bat little attention, are nomi>hed IN dis.
nut remembrance with cordial regard. II IN
their own nature Of tender kind, the ties which
they had 90 their heart are drawn sull closer, and
VIC recall them with an enthusiasm Of feeling
which the same objects at The immediate time are
unable To excite. The hum OF hlde tune to
which 10 our infancy we have often listened The
course &c brook, which IN uur childhood ne
have frequently traced the runs Of AN ancient
building which We remember almost rntUo--,hese
remembrance sweep over The mind with an tn
chanting power Of ieHdetness aad melancholy,
al hose bidding the pleasures, tue business, the
ambition of tho present mament, fade and dsap-
pear. 0Gr finer feelings - generally no, more
grateful to the fancy ihau moral to tho mmd. OF
this tender power which remenhemnce has over
u.s. several uses might be made hs divinity Of
memory, did we worship It anghl, might lend its
AID 70 our happiness as well as our virtue.
| Married Lift,--We do not believe that tho
first assumnce Of mutual love is the happicsl mo-
mer' or all that IS poeuea and unlimited IN love
Is before marriage. We have, TO be sure been
married only six weeks; but We prefer the con.
slant intimacy, the hourly Devotion, tie entire
! freedom the serene assurance Of reality, which
belong 70 married lllc, ia the itvetlsh delight the
anxious fears the thrilling pleasures, the tiuctua.
! ting hopes, the romantic dreams Of the mos, hap
| py court,hlp, II marriage is what 1t ought TO be,
ltls The exchange Of IDEAL or ret blIss--of IN
CERTAIN hopes tor he Joyful posses.onof earth.
! " tupult ior heavenly peace-thls IS our present
bel'i We do not expect unmiugIed happiness,
We know HAT we are both imperfect beings; bu
we are sure, that # We are only true to each 9th,
cb and to ourselves, We can sull love one onoIh
c,, IN spite Of our defects. This perfect one
rcss Of mud does not imply the loss Of indlyld
unity. The most perle, harmony IS the rcsnl
MOI Of The repetition Of The same notes. but oul,
requires that the different parts should perfectly
acroid.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

HANS, No pant Of swine is more valuable o.
furnishes better eating than the ham, but the
value Of Ne article Is very frequently Destroyed
by the lniujcloUs manner III which i IS picked,
or s' more frequently by which the essential
process Of stacking IS performed 81 far US our
experience extends, the best pickle tor hams Is
the one described INA former volume Of the Far
mcr, called he linlcketbocker pickles but the best
pickle "a the world will not make good hams, I'M
less proper care IS pad to the smoking, The
great difficulty ~ smoEing hams lies ~ thor tot
suuNe u0ust.--llgAt tunes ouI Of ton Il the
hams nc examined II the timc, they VIII be round
to be wet wirh condensed yapon sometimes to
such degtco as to have il drop copously nom
hem, and whom such "a the ease, the ham Acquires
Il bad Iare, as Iu had been dipped N pyroIsen
Gus acid and - unfit for eating. The cause oi
dis is 10 be sought IN tue facts, that The smoke
house IS too llw, bringing the meat too near the
fire; and thtro Is no vent for The stoam-l'lSo va
poI IA iha upper Part Of the building, by which 1t
can escape, and thus is condensation on the
| huns be prevented. Tie celebrated Nc.iphalm
hams ure smoked ~ the upper chamber q four
| story bindings and tho fires that supply the
| smoke atc Kept " the cellars. The 'apol Is
condensed IN The passage, and the hams are al
ways cool aud dty Heating hams N smoking
| ihem ls clearly mlddtcou-, and should be careful
ly avoided, 80 should all moisture. Proper at
! lcut,on to these points wlll lnruro good article
where the preliminary steps Of picking have been
well conducted.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Notice.

ENHE sections, and parts OF sections of townships
L seventeen, south OF range eighteen west. aud
OF township eighteen south of ranse seventeen west
which have been withheld from sale AT private en-
try IN consequence 81, the mutation of the maps or
for any other cause, viii Be again subject TO pr-
vaie entry on Mon3ay the Sd Of June next, at 10
O'clock NJ
NAt DOWS SING, Register.
EDWARD B. RANDOLPH. Receiver.
May ,, lS39.--i3-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

A FEE-LER.-A surgeon and lawyer had
vefy lille good feeling towards each other, end
HE following occurance took place;
iii" asked ihe surgeon, "a neighbours dog
destroys my ducks. can recover damage, By
law :" "Cen.iniy" replied Tho lawyer "you can
recover, Pay shat are the circumstances ~"
"Nhy, Sir your dog, last night, destroyed two
Of my ducks" "lndeed Then yon can GER
iainiy recover damages. What IS the amount
l'll Instantly discharge il" "Four shlIlngs and
sxpence,n chueldeJ the surgeon." "And my
fee Tor attending aud advising you SIX shlliings
and eight pence, responded the attorney, "and
unless you pay the same immediately, my con.
| due, viii be suitable"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

RenedyJor Lady's so,e hroat--E Enclose
closely, yet enderly, with shrt.sleeye, and be
sure you have an arm wlthini,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
Law Nnfire.

A F: YOUNG & o: T; BLEDSOE, litter.
n. Hsgs AZ Lag, Coi,m5us Mississippi
Feb >, l539-S4yl
lust received p bbls superior swee, oLio
- -Four and ten SACKS best Rio Coffee. for sale
cheap Tor cash. Also a large quantity of Tennessee
Bacon, aud 10 5blS. OF very white lard.
\. l.. CAMPBELL
Columbus, March SOth, ls39.-5S-u