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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
DRUGS IND MEDICINES.

OH UTN H4VU IHEUICINES.
TNHEsubscribsrs having purchased theentna
4 stock of Drugs belonging TO Mr.. Edga,
and having received large supply of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Are now DESTROYS of informing his old custom.
ers and the public, that they can be supplied
with all the articles in their line, at the loves,
price terms being cash
The store is in the brick building opposia
the Gazette office.
HASBROUCK g. WHELEN.
u Physicians and store keepers in tho coun
try, would do we'll to call and examine befo,.
going below, Us we shall sell at St. Louis prices
Burlington, l. 7. Jan 16, 1910. 33-ly
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

GTAGE leaves Burlington, l. T. Mondays,
- Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock for
Chicago, through in three and a half days by
day light. BOAT from Peoria to Peru-fare,
SO So Beats daily for Buffalo. Seats taken
in Burlington, /. T., at Fletcher's National
Hotel. In Chicago, at Frink, Walker 4 Co.'S
Stage Office.
VIM, II. HOLCOMB,
Proprietor from Burlington to Peoria.
FRINK, WALKER g. Co.
Proprietors from Peoria to Chicago
Burlington, /. I. July 9-tf 6
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
II. w. MOORE q GO.

EE AVE just received per steamboat Ariel
u il 90 sacks prime Coffee;
- Is boxes Raisins
2 bbls soft shelled Almonds
10 bags Shot 5 kegs Powder;
100 lbs Bar Lead:
S bbls Mackcrel;
terce Rice;
90 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
3 doz painted Buckets;
2boxcs fine cut Tobacco;
90 boxes Goldfish;
do Lemons;
S do Herring;
9 do Ground Pepper.
Which will be sold low for cash or produce.
March r. al
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ENOCTOR I. HENDERSHOT"T, late of
ES Springfield, Ohio, with a view to per-
manent settlement, has located hmselfin the
City Of Burlington, and now tenders his profes.
sonal services to its citizens, and those of the
country ad jacent. His Office is in the binding
Immediately south of the Post Office, where he
may always be found, except when necessarily
absent.
Burlington, June 3, 1910.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

NOW all men by these presents, That
~ we, James Wilson, Jun, Aaron Will
son, Jun. and Benjamin Dwincll, all of Keene,
in the county of Cheshire and State of New
Hampshire, for and in consideration of the
sum of six hundred dollars, to US paid by E.
B. Comfort & Il. r. Davis of Augusta in the
county of Des Moines and Territory of Iowa,
the receipt whereof VIC do hereby acknow-
ledge, do BY these presents release and quit.
claim unto the said Comfort & Davis, their
heirs and assigns, all our right, title and
privilege of making, constructing, using and
vending to others to be used the said Spiral
Vent Wheel for tho counties Jefferson,
Henry, Washington and Des Moincs; in
Guiding Fractional Township sixty nine go
North Of Of Range four, ~ west in Lee county
in the Territory of Iowa. Dated at Augusta
Des Mones county I. IT,, this 22d day Of
June a. D., 1910
Witness, JAMES Wilson, [seall
AARON WILSON, Jr. [seal]
BENZ. DwINELL, fseal.l
By their Attorney
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
NOTICE..

N 0TICE is hereby given to all pelssgf
ly having claims against the estate oi n
S. Wcscoatt. late of the county of Van p ;,
rem, deceased, to exhibit the same to the y !,
dcrsigned, or to the Judge OF Probate \
settlement and all those indebted to =,
estate are requested to make immedlale r
ment.
SARAH WESCCATT, Adnl'x. )
NELSON WESCOATT, Adm ~ =,
Ang. 6.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
Territory of Iowa.

CoUllty OF Des lHu!IIES. }
Be it remembered, That on the twenty
second day of June A. D., $780, before me,
William Smith Justice Of the Peace, in and
for the county aforesaid, personally appear.
ed Benjamin Dwinell, to me known, and ac-
knowledgcd the foregoing to be his free act
and deed for the purposes therein mentioned.
Given under my hand this 22d day of June,
1910. WILLIAM SMITH,
aug 20 Justice of the Peace
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

BOOTS. SHOES & LEATHER.
60 cases Mems and boys thick Boots
Is do do do do and kip Brogans
- do calf and kip Boots,
500 prs Womcn's kip Shoes and Slippers,
Women's calf shoes and shoetees,
Mems and Womcn's lined Mcccasns,
Sole, Kip and buff Leather,
Shoe Pegs, &c. &c. For sale by
BgIoGMAN 8 PARTRIDGE, Brick block
Nov %
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

A Ii persons residing within the city Of Bur.
"A lington, and all persons residing on frac.
tioaol township sixty -nirlc Range two west, and
subject to do Militia duty; are hereby notified
and required to attend rcgimcntal muster TO
De heit in the city of Burlington on Saturday
the fifth day of September next at ten O'Clock
IN ,hc forenoon. JEREMIAH WHITE,
iiig'on Aug. 10 1910. Captain.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
IMPORTANT.

A LII those who know themselves lnaf L.
N. to the undersigned. either by note Of =, IN n
account, are earnestly requested to cay ;s q
pay mp, as further indulgence cannot Dc g ~
WEBER g. REME;f:.
Aug IS 1s40 y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

CSC. have also on hand very large as
sortment Of Iuniata Bar, Round and Hoop Iron,
Cast Steel, English and American Blister Steel,
Nails, Glass, Mill Irons, Mill Saws, and gene
raj assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, all of
which they are prepared to sell low FOR cash.
Aug 6, 1910. 10-tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

X NOW all men by these Presents, That
IN we, James Wilson & Aaron Wilson
Jun, and Benjamin Dwinell, all of Kecnc, in
the county of Cheshire, and State of New
Hampshire, do make, constitute and appoint
E. B. Comfort, and Il. R. Davis of Augusta,
in the Territory of Iowa, our true and law
full Attorneys, to build. construct, and put
in operation the Spiral Vent water Wheel,
and also to sell the Right Of said wheel either
for single wheels, dams, townships, counties,
or otherwise in and throughout the Territory
of Iowa, Except the following described Ter
rtory, this day directed to Comfort g. Da-
Wis., to wit the counties of Jefferson, Hen
ry, Washington and Des Moines, including
the Fractional township sxty-nne t69), North,
Range west, in Lee county in said Terri
tory; hereby ratifying all acts and deeds
made by our said Attorney, in our name and
stead.
augusta Des Moines Territory, June 90, 1870
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

BUFFALO s. CHICleo.
t GSTl: !: The Steam Packet CLsVE
1888 $1,000 sssSG LAND, Captain "A. E. Rnr,
ill make her trips between Buffalo and Chi
ago, for the wear 1910, as follows.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
like Palmer

LUKE P.4LliER
ENAS just received per steamboat Demoine,
q & an assortment Of DRYGOODSamd GRO
CsERIES OF the first quality, which he propos.
es to sell cheap for cash or produce
Aprll 81, 1910. 4S
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
STEAM FERRY BOAT
g.
91Ey.Aa3sI
10 w A
1T BURLINGTON, /. T.

for the liberal manner in
Il which the travelling community has pa
tronized our Ferry, we take this method of in.
forming the public generally, that our Steam
Ferry Boat, IOWA is still in complete order,
and regularly running as Ferry Boat between
BURLINGTON and MONTREAL, during
high water three times each day, from eight
O'Clock in the morning, till five in the evening.
The roads are in good order to Montreal, and
travellers can rely on coming to the river at
that place, at all times without any inconven.
icnce.
In low water, the IOWA will ply constant.
ily between Burlington and the opposite shol G.
We intend to keep the cheapest Ferry on the
river. as we are practical steamboat men and
engineers and give personal attention to the
boat at all times; we assure the public they
will be safely transported across the river a.
tall times. The rates of Forage will be as fol
lows:
RATES OF FERRIAGE.
For each Wagon and two horses or
oxen 100
For each additional horse or oxen -!
For zach one horse and wagon IS
For each man and horse 37l
Horses and cattle per head, 12l
Sheep and hogs 6
Freight, per one hundred pounds 10
JOHN PHILLIPS & Co.
Burlington, March 16, 1910.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
JAMES Wilson, [seal.l
AARON WILSON, Jun. [seal.
BENZ. DwiNELL, [seal.
BY their Attorney
B. DwlNELL, iseal.

Ierr1tcry OF iowa,
county of Dcs Moines,
Be it remembered that on the twenty second
day Of June A. D.. 1910, before me, William
Smith, Justice of the Peace, in and for the
county aforesaid, personally appeared Benja-
min Dwinell to me known, and acknowledged
the foregoing to be his free act and deed for
the purposes therein mentioned.
Given under my hand this 22d day of June,
1910. VIM. SMITH, Justice of the Peace
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10
NEW HARDWARE STORE,

Wdfer street, I'd door from JEFFERSON st.
Burlington, Ioaca Territory.
TOOK & COCHRANE respectfully init
" mate that they have received, per steam
boats Tippccanoe and Illinois, 400 Cincinnati
premium stoves, and 80 tons Hollow Ware,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-10

I5U premium Cooking Stoves, assorted sizes
100 Ten Plate, plain tops, do.
50 Seven Plate, do do.
SO Ten Plate, with boilers, do.
SO Franklin, do.
200 pairs Dog Irons, do.
20 dozen Tea Kettles, do.
Is do Sugar Kettles, do.
$50 do Dutch Ovens, do.
200 do Skillcts, do.
SO do Dinner Pots, do.
10 do Sad Irons, do.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
For President.
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
Election IN ls40.
TILE 1yRI.E ISSIiE

Shall ours be a GOVER.A.uE.N'1 or THE
BANKS or GOVERNMENT or THE
PEOPLE2 Shall IRE hare CONSTITUTIONS
AL TREASURY, or an UNCONSrITUTlON-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall zee haze Co.'S
sriruTiosAL cuRREScY OF GOLD aud SILVER,
or one Of IRREDEE.HABLE P.4PER2 Shall
we live under the dcpothm Of AloNEYEp AEIs-
tocEAcY, or under The safeguards Of a FREE
CONSTITUTION? Washington Chrnn .
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
Public Meeting.

The citizens of Columbus and lie County q
LowndeS, are requested to meet al the Court House
in this place to-day N order TO take measures to h.
wife Gen Andrew Jackson 10 visit our county nd
town, on his return home from New Orleans.
A NUMBER OF CITIZENS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

Should be asked # there be no ,cay BY which
The GENERAL CONVENIENT can AID The cause Of
EAkf.NCIP11TO.N / anseer, IL has long been
An OBJECT NEAR NY urtRr, 10 see the WHOLE
SURPLUS REYE.NtE appropriated to that Oh
Ject. WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
Wing candidate for the Presidtncg
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

TO From an article which we publish to-day
from the Richmond Enquirer, il will be seen that
there is some probability yet Of rupture between
our Government and England respecting the Cana.
da troubles, and the north eastern boundary Inc
Presidents Message will no doubt throw much
light upon this "vexed question:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
BANk NOTE CIRCTLATION.

4 Bank Of discount has no features Of lls own
which renders It dangerous 10 the community
The same may be said Of Bank Of deposile,
and the union Of the tvo is not Objectionable
The reason OF lhis Is, that tho Bank Of discount
loans 10 It's borrowers actual money, gold and
silver, aud he Bank Of de9os,te receives from
and holds for ITS customers the same, 10 the shrps
Of coin or bullion.
bank Of circulation Is dangerous because
II substitutes It's own promises to pay, for The lie
gal currency Of the country. Our Banks unite
tho three rariiies "a one, and are banks of dis
count, depose, and circulation, and this union Of
the three, presents the most Objectionable shaps
IN which such institutions can be engfalted upon
the financial system Of the State.
The discounts Of such IN Institution, eonsis,
III reality Of loans Of It's own paper, based upon
It's capital, IFS deposiles and It's circulation It's
deposhes IN return, are principally IN paper, a0d
It's circulation IS for paper founded upon is depo
sites and cupi,al
The effect, therefore, 70 inevitable 10 create a
constant tendency IN such banks, to oyer.issue.
which Of course produces oyertradIng aud specu-
lhon, which IN return produce . still greater is
sues 0l paper.
II the power 10 issue bank motto circulation,
we're, therefore, taken away from all our banks,
these evils would OF course be entirely avoided,
and they would be reduced to tho harmless char.
acter Of banks Of discount and deposile How.
ever desirable thus may be in theory II certainly
would be injurious 10 force such measure upon
the community at this time, II We cannot, there
fore, entirely prohibit bank note circulation. we
should limit il within reasonable bounds, and the
only question is, ~ what way Gun this be done
most SIMPLY and eiIeetualIy
Limiting, With reference to capital, OF with 10.
ference TO the amount Of specie IN the vault IN
proportion 10 deposes and circulation. are not
measures OF sufficient sinngcncy OF simplicity
but they should be- adopted as auxilliarcs 10 tho
good work.
The most ellicacious remedy is, TO prohibit all
notes under tieenfy dollars, aud to give summa-
~ mode OF recovery on all notes not over $50,
50 that The refusal 10 pay gold and silver should
be succeeded at once with process Of execution
10 enforce immediate pajment-harisburg
Reporter.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

10 The Macon Intellgencer office is for safe
The lnIellgencer is very neatly printed paper aS
has been well and ably conducted. We should
think the situation very desirable one fora pras''
cal printer.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY

The following extract from he
a meeting Of the democratic rr-,t ..,,as
Virginia Legislature, On ,Ae suii.,, -. = b
sons nomination for The Prc.,f.,.. ~ A4';
the obnoxious principles Of ca, ne. s'. a.
Champion Of the federal ah.s fa,,,.. >''.'
The present occasion seem.
demand our vigilance aud ACTIVITY -',r'''ale
meut around Us Is in motion. WI, L'tp e.
lican State Rights party, under ~ ~. 'De Rep
The present Admtnisira tion bold. a. an'-s,s,
verument stand alone IN ,hel, s,-.a - .s'As q
around them violent and iai,n,,. s'', @ey =
iion' made up of the most discatJ, 5'1'' offas
agreeing, IN many Instances, IN Ian, =. '''tt1
the sentiment Of uRmi,galeJ 80 - i'ass
present Chief Magistrate aud n. .,.s1 'of e.
oltice. With the old fashioned +. - : .ales
enemy OF The doctrine Of State I P.l'-'
found affiliated not few Of those ut ! 'sh''-aa
lied by eur side, aud fought the nsaI &c o'ee b.
former Administrations. VIM h :" t4os
Tree trade you see the advocates Of Il |'Ius O.
System united, and even the SontE "' Ams'icaa
G'r' IN 'se bitterness Of bis hatred for ~
Buren, iorsets The horrors and ,e,es,', w Var
boiII'on' Accordingly, il is Of nIe coa 'O" % 4
to the heterogeneous mass, aho Is M rsv'uthc3
rs Their candidate for power lis rs =, usu "
government - ct less CONSEQUENCE t"N'Y 10.
pac:iy TO be elected. His comnee,sa 'c MS ca
~, however dsnded by station, or eI.y,,s %' P'
pu'al'on, or illustrated by public seryrss "a ''.
yield to his supposed oraifqJililp. Fysa aa'
avowed deIesia'Ion and dread OF a mil,,s !, ''.
tam are forgotten, and Abolition itself !. sy't
ger bugbear or an objection. Conredl,a, @'
opponents all that sincerity and honesty r. + ~
pose which every citIzen Of our common c,,. F4
should concede 10 others; yet, in these s,gr.s@g
tunes. we cannot fail TO see the eyldepcs. .rt
continued Warfare upon the principles Of 4. Il
KePubhcan~arly, which, begun wllh The Gn.G
ions OF the Government, was snccess(uIy -
red on n+he days Of the elder Adams. opd -
er ceased even during the administrator If NJ
Jefferson and his Republican successors, "
We call upon you TO say, then, clz,os d,
Virginia, whether you will take for yout Candida.
a politician like Gen. Harrison, a Federob.,
his creed, Federalst in his measures. a LoG.
dlnar'an IN his construction of the Constance
lie Is an avowod supporter of the HEB tarf ,oI.
cy and declared to the Agricultural Socey j
oil Ohio, that he would not vote for is amanda.
ment' until grass grew inohe streets of CharIesiop
or Norfolk" lie is an ultra advocate of m,,
nal improvements He has ayoNed his ap,ey
to appropriate every cent Of your surplus revel.
ue to the purchase and emancipation Of M
slaves aud he has ayovcd the idea that The con
sent OF The slave holding States would make i
" constitutional" Are you, too, prepared ID
vote for politician who is an advocate Of Ma
lIonal Bank in certain circumstances and suo
porter OF systematic distribution of The Sutpu
Revenue, which he expresses no desire to curfa
ny reducing an oppressive and odious tariff"
ITVITATIok rn i.uu T.. E,,,, ,Io
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

Hon. X. J. MAKERS LIrraRs The Iet.
tiers Of this Hon. Senator, published in the Free
Trader some months past. on the subject Of The
currency, and on the presidential question, arc IN
course Of republication IN the Naichhoches
Herald, with view Of .hair exciting beneficial
Infiuouce on The louisiana election, as they I'M
doubiedly did on the Mississippi election - F,ts
Tradsr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

70 A Wing, in the last Argus, challenges US
10 adduee single proof in support of the charge
that Gen. Harrison is an Abolttonist We de.
rive the proof from Gen, ii. hmsell.--Out Of
his own mouth do We convict him Of being an
Abolliouist and Of the worst stamp As 10 his
having If filled every public trust he has ever
held, in the most satisfactory manner to the pub.
lic,' we leave that to "A Nhlg' 10 show. I've
deny that he has ever shown any extraordinary
talents, either in a civil or a military capacity.
and we challenge I" A Wbig'-we challenge the
whole Wing party to point out single act Of bis
life which is marked by originality Of concep.
ton, or brlsllancy OF execution. lie is, IN tlulh,
a weak old man, destitute of all the high qualities
which should be combined ia The character Of
Chief Magistrate OF great aud enlightened ma.
ton. La comparison with such men as Van
Buren,, Clay, Calhoun, Benton, and Webster. he
sinks into utter nsignlfcsnce, Ill IS no, wor.
thy 10 tye the latchets Of Their shoes. III the
Wing party can make great man, and great
statesman Of William Henry HARRISON all that
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11
JOHN GlLMER.

TO Some scribbler in the Argus utmates that
the Flag at the head Of our columns ought to be
reversed-turned up side down. We believe that
was the opinion of some olthe blue light feds dur
ing the last war. They gave all the assistance they
safely could to our enemy, and when tic star span
gled banner waved in triumph over our prcstrae
ioe they hung their heads in despair, and soemnIy
declared thati was unbecoming moral and reIi-
gious people to rejoice at their victories The Ar
gus aud his clique belong to that same party, and il
is NOT to be wondered at that they should have some
niisglvings, and express some indignation at seeing
that banner still proudly erect, and waving in tr-
umph,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

The following, from the Boston Post, shows %
few words, how utterly impossible il is 10 sai'
~ the demands for money by the gambling Y"
cuators throughout the whole county. lns
picture is true one, and should cause the peopie
to reflect before they advance farther on the roao
to ruin:
WANT MORE MoNEY 1.-The Wing clano, j
they want more money How much 90 wdi
want, and how much you'd they use lhey o0p.s
get it They have had 49l millions af9''' &c &C
State Banks, 10 millions from Biddle's Da'l"' u y
millions Of the surplus revenue, dePosntu W.,
the States they have borrowed ISL m'l''o"s :
Europe, and still the ciamor Is, more pape' y.
ney. 1t is the duty Of Mr.. Van BureE' iheY 'a,,
to give them currency and to umnuiaclO', IN h
capItal Cor ihem TO speculate aud oFeF-uape 80 w.,
GRAM their demand, and where woo'u ~ 4.
stop They have used up all i've cred' y at ~
State Banks and the surplus revenue. I,
have broken the United StateS Bank, "'"' =
thirty millions of capital; have exhaus,eu Il.
London Exchange, and nearly susPenaeu II
Bunk Of England BY loans and o'er-'raol'S
ready.
Stll the cry Is, give us more paper cuF'snp
give US more credit to trade upon Toy MINI,
cont begin 10 meet ,heil wants. vi "na' 80
thin, would be the whole thfly millions q iesta
Tie . II wouldn't fill the hollow tooth Of one "'9
speculation.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

INVITATION TO GEN JACKSON. From lbe cub
'ined notice it viii be seen that meeting is to Be
held at The Court House in this place. to-day no-
der TO invite Gen. jackson 10 visit our Town. We
hope that the ctizeus of the town and country vii
attend without distinction of party. Let usaI u.e
TO do honor 10 the man, who IN the language Of Nj.
Jefferson, has filed the measure of his county
glory" Gen. jackson will probably be in jackson
IN few days, and should the state orhis health per-
mi, he will no doubt gladly pass through this part
OF the State OH his return 10 the Hermitage
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

10 Our Legislature convened at jackson on
Monday Last We have heard nothing Of ther pro.
cscdiDgs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

The EIGHTH was celebrated in our town a. usual
by the Columbus Rihemen. Our Circuit Court be-
ing in session, and most Of our citizens being neces
snrly engrossed with their private business, the dis
play was not so great as on former occasions. -
Enough however, was doue to evnce that the victo
ry which Illustrated the day and made it ono Of the
brightest in our tndar is still heIl in proud and
grateful remembrance.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

To- Our river is still very low, and there IS Iue
prospect Gifts rising wltna short time. Business
in town is, OF course, very dull We are happy .
see however, that there are one or two new stores
being fitted up
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-11

Improved PIOughs.
4 USE received on consignment sinah -
- Parkers Pioughs, said Ia be superior afup
FRANKLIN 4 BROIHbh'
Ian II, y sM.