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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

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Absr. wit laou have this woman 90 De lhy
welded wa-, @ .-- .ote.it' aHer G3Ls ordnance
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gygh tas "FAiH 2 2 married 70 'hi' maa
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-epeatng them alter ls Grace: FRI
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Iu, q" Victoria, take thee, Albert to my welded
husband TO have and TO hold from Tins day Onward,
f OtIteT iof worse lot Hcngr lot po'IEF ~ HtEh'SS
ana IN cdl(b, 10 ave, CAets' ana I'D hutN lIi utdlH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
WIN BEDFORD,
" NJ Is WEAk Err
Columbus, March goth, Iaio-58-tG

WIN. ECKFORD cannot omit rts occasion Of
returning boz s,uc,re thank, to hl, friends and pub.
s., generally tor the very hberai encouragement cx
tended 90 hm foe the many Yeas he has been m bu-
s.ne>s. and hopes by inducements lUai he now can
hold Dut lp uicrlt continuance oil their patronage
to tie present hfnl,
march L9tn 1910
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Law Notice,

~ 6 II, Il. ABBOTT, Attorneys at Law, Co
N. NlHuus Mss.
NEHEMIAH ABBOTT,
HOWARD II. ABBOII
JaH lllh. lsi0 81 Il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Pocket Book Lost.

OSI sometime 10 January last small sheep
- aku pocket bo1k, between Xeuophou HO,bcd's
and A. {. Ho.Ders, The book had - II when .OsI
the following pfomIssoly nOles--One Oh Nuham
Weaver Of $50 90, one on Beverly Collier ul
twenty egh! dollars eighty seven and bait ceuts,
two 90 {. Carpenter, one Of SIPS 90, the Usagr
Of $500 o.
hereby arb.d all person or persons from buying
Or trading ior the above notes, asl nave forbid pay
neut tie same,
NEWTON CARPENTER
March 81, 1870 37-2w
MASONIC CHARTS=A lev eople. l5r sale
Va a. ffASIEk \ GOODWIN :.
msr =, 1899 san
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
TERMS OF BATHING


TENiIE Subscribers take this method Of lnlor
T. ming Dhet atends oud he public, that lhcy
nave associated themselves va tie Mercantile huA
mes, (,,ucc the lsl January uulcr Tine firm aud
styt vi Ecktand d Weaver, aud wi Keep con-
glauty on haLd a large and splendid assortment q
" inter Nyrug aud FAN goods, 10 winch tie aticn
lou Of she public IS invited.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

As .oWe OF the directors view endorsements
as merely nominal we OF course though! II I'm
necessary 20 embrace them, The bank NlIl, 10
doubt, find them rather nominal,
II all the notes were consolidated aud the
names ui debtor, and amounts borrowed from the
banks ufnuacd alphabetically and published, ct
would afford useful information ON the ,ublooi of
tbc credit system. We have no doubt bat It VIII
torn out .hll uue-tenlhs Of the debtors ato lusoI-
vent, and We noN know that the bank Is rnsoI-
vent, and the effect OF The l,suc ct the bank has
been Io render those who we're m torrablc cjr-
cumsluuec-, and newer owed bank, less solvent
ln1n they were before the bank went into opera.
ton.
The above twenty-five geolIcmeu obtained a.
bout $4,000 Of the peoples money; some of
them are pretty clever fellows, but We think this
mouey ha, done them Iule good, while il has
been a serious evil 10 the public, and has lcit an
immense tax upon the people,
We have not set received the debtors "a this
district. We have some desire to see what sort
ol "cbonec' they gave our boys. II good
brandy ice, mint, BaIogun sausage,, cmrhcn
aud cheese, could open the hearts OF the bank
managers, laud We know that men who are az
devoted 10 poetry and music a, Gov Runues Is
known 10 be, must appreciate the yulucs Of a
cuocd juIep, We have no DOUBT but our boys
stood ~ No one ~ a jackson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
.NlarSlIal's Sale.

40 -.3 John iarbalu
Henry Bel On q. 10. 10 JgHi
NJ. $50 Miller 3 Iou.usoa Term, 1910
\ j. Moore & Henry Bel.
DY virtue OF The above specified wits 70 me III
ID rtced irlm the Honorable District Court vi
the United States, for the Northern DISTRICT of Ms.
sis,ipp, wiiI Sell on MONDAY the 9th day OF April
lsi0, at tie court house of LowndeS county, The
GLOWING described property To Wit Lots number
one and two, in square number four. south Of Main
street, n the pan Of the town OF Columbus, aud he
ny the same heretofore occupied BY Henry Bell as
Tavern House, and known as the Columbus Hu-
'l together with the appatteuances thereto belong
ing,
Levied on as the properly Of sand defendants, e
satisfy The above named execution and al cost.
Sale to take place between The hours prescribe
by ag.
ADOLPHUS q. WEIR,
Marshal \. DiSlric. NJ
! 10, W. CARROLL, Dep'y
| Columbus February l2lh, lsio.-52-sw-
Printers fee SIS 90
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
TO LIB r r + Y.

The Gerry mountains answer each other;
Their thund'rings ara echoed from gone 10 zone f;
The ,empesiuous oceans awake one another,
And the lce-rocks are shaken rouad winters throne
When the clarion Of Typhon is blown.
From a single cloud lightning flashes,
Whils, a thousand isles are lilumiaed around
Earthquake 10 iramplius Que city to ashes,
Ahundred are shudderihg and iotierias lho sound
Is believing under ground.
Bu, keeaer Thy gaze Than The ligh,ning's glare.
Aud switer thy step than the earthquakes tram /;
Thou dsafsnes the rage Of the ocean thy stare
Makes blind the VOLCANOES, the sun's bright lamp
To thine is fe.aGre damp.
From billow and mountain aLd cxaliation
Thy sunlighs Is dar!ed through vapour and blast
From spirit to spirit, hom nation t" ma ion,
From ciy to hatnie', Thy dawning is cast
Aud tyrsnis aud $ ayes arc like shadows Of light
In van Of The morning light.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
TO THE PUBLIC.
NWIGHLY Ne

AA eases, liver complaint, dy pc usIa, biili ms
diseases, piles, rheumatism. cassnm lion, coughs,
colds, sl,IttIag al blood, PAIN IA The chest aud side
ulcers, { male weaknesses, all delicate AID met-
Gu Ia diseases are successfully treaied al Doctor
r,al's Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, New
York.
d. Evans CAMoMILE APERIFsT Pits,
are CON osed Of ,~egetab.e SUBS a Ce which ex-
et a specihc action uitn the heart, give an InI-
pulse a: strength - he arte ial system, The blood
~ On .kcued and eqnai.zrd IN lis circilatio -
IL ousn ali The .esseis, whether Of he SKIN, the
pa Is si,ia ed internally, or the exiremeties aud
As a the secre inns of the body ae dawn IRON
The blood, there Is a consequent Increase al eve, Y
secretion, aud a quickened dcllon Of The absorbent
aud exhalent, Or di>cIarsing vessels. ANY mo-.
bid action which may have taken pace Is correct.
ed, al Instructions ae removed, The blood is puri.
ned, and The BODY resumes a health ul STATE.
these medicines ater much anAIous toni and re.
search, having been bought 10y The Proprietor 10
he present state oi peifcc Ion, supersede The use
OF the innnmerable her medicines ; a d are su
well adapted 10 the frame. that The use al them, 10
maIuiaiaIag The body la the due pe.iurma,ice of MS
itnciIhns. ani preserving The vital stream, IN a
pure aud healthy state causes ~ TO last many years
lo,,ge: ihaa u otherwise would, and The mud TO
become 50 com posed and tranquil, that old age
when II arrives, will appear a blessing, aud MOI
tas loo many wnp have Neglected tier coiisIi. u.
',oas, or has! them injured by medicines aimlnIs.
tered by IghoFance) a source OF misery aud abhor-
fehce.
They are so compounded, that by Strengthening
aud eqUalizing the ac Ion OF The hear, liver, and
other siscera, thew exl.e the bad, acrid or morbid
matter, which renders the blood impure, out of he
circulation through The exereiory dues In o he
,Iassage II The bowels, 81 thai Nv the brlss or slighi
ev4cuatians, which may he regulated BY the doses,
always remembering that white the evacuaii ions
from the boweis arc Kept up. The excreiians from
all the other vessels al Inc body val, also be goins
pn Ia the same proportion. by witch ,ae-ns the
bla d invariably becomes purified.
Steady perseverance, in he use Of The MEDICINES
will uni .ub; edly effect a are egea ia The m,s |
acute nF pbsiaae diseases; bar IA such cases the
dose may be aIgmrniet. according 10 the inverer. |
scy ii The disease; the medicines being 81 admire |
bly, adapted 10 ihe CONSTITUTION, they may be ,aken
a, al times.
% CAurioS.-Be psriienlaT in parehasin. to
SEQ thai lhe label Of lhis Medicine contains a 40. |
lice Of its cary according 10 Act Of Congress. |
Aud be likewise particular ia obtaining them Al |
100 Chatham ST.. New Y0k. |
For .als by L. PERRY.
swsaaos. VI, $50 Ayssk |
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
JOSHUA ROBER rs.
I'm extraordinary case oCRheu-
mdtism, accompanied miM
Diarrh9a and Nervous
Debility.

Mr.. Joseph Hart. from being exposed to cold,
Wa attacked with q most painful Rheumatic COM.
plant OF The head, and neck, which cont inued with
distressing violence for several months. The
p'inci al symptoms were-a 8" cling and excru,
cla'lug pal in all The jnints, aud an entire loss Of
their use /; both the pain and the fever generally
uttered an increase IN The evening. The pains
we're increased on the slightest motion, and were
more severe 10 ihe night time. 4. constant diar-
E1Ga, which produced its general consequences
haiulency, lowness Of spirits, and general wasting
Of The body. lie was indeed so extremely III that
his medical attendant could not possibly give The
least hopes OF his recovery, and it was generally
believed by his re.a ives aud friends iha, ALI The
medicines or treatment 10 this world could mo-, DIV.
him any relief But seeing an advertisement nj
Hunts BOTANIC Pills, he was directed by an Al.
mighty Province TO use them he did So. and AZ
ter a { rtn,shl they produced a favorable change.
and he is now a healthy aud strong man.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
HAKT.
I'm interesting case Of Lou
ness Of Spirits. uith a rio-
lent ~SpdSmodic affection

Mr., Francis Caldwell was afi ,cled for several
years with extreme debility, Together sith a train
of symptoms generally termed nervous aftc,;o,s
and winch, perhaps, IT would be impossible TOR the
pen Of the most learned physicians 10 describe,
In thus case the spasms in The stomach were so IRE.
queat and eIerpcisiing As nearly to deprive him a.
reason pans IN the limbs, extending even TO ,he
hhsers and toes, sickness al the stomach, and .
eeseFG asiasuOa Of the whole ses.em, in,ouucA
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
MAY q

'Aai q se'nsnOn 'neiaeR, ts.dsr,s A,
aisd aFf'Fshsnstss. In sraes to -. tsi
tfessing symptoms. ard tesgets d, 1850 .
Us io'HFef .ntrFy, a large rostius ~ @ss =
had been exhausted Without spy .e..,,. a.
81 s'', aud ether remedies -s,s as.a 60 sAtr
the s''nd AID boey APPEARED ts 4. t,ss
ruthless disease. IL ,hts her.l,.. wees .,
situation, Mr.. Caldwell wss r,son ne stsa
trial Of Hunts Petanie Pills, he s@a.'
we're visible 10 a Zee tast. ndh, 'Aa
OF The medicine taeeOreins to snsas''ss'
sisengih became ceHrle,ei, resis. 81 ~, II
state u heath mOst happily saabInh,s '"SAs
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
HEs. EVANS;
S Up
FOR CHILDREN TEETHiNG.
FHEPARrpH ~ HIMsrtF.
To .Nofhers and Nurses.

The passags oftAs Teeth through The guns pro-
daees Troublesome and dangerous y nPl"Hs' HH
Auiwn by mothers thai there - efsai IRA alion lf
The mouth AID euras dniiag The process. The gum
well, ihs sscrsJaau aud saliva Is increased, the
child ls selxe'i ~th heqseni aud udden It's "i cry
tug, saichIngs, starting in the sleep, and spasm,
OF ecu'iaf paris; Tie child shritks With extreme
sia'~nce, and dhrasss as hngors islo as mouth. u
these PFeeorsory - mpioms ae not specially aiic'i.
a'ed, E~paSmedic commissions universally satersete,
AID s'"'n Cause he d,ss"luIioa vi the iniani.-
Mothers wiu have Their little ba5es afflicted with
ihese distressing symptoms should apply pH. "
EVANS |CtLtHRsTkp SOOTHING sfkUf, which
has preserved hundf eds Of infants when ihvnghl
at recovery. from being Suddenly attacked With
that fa;ag malady, cvnXulsiohs.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
(OnSnmpti0n Cured

Mr.. Edward Russell, vas, in H..
suJjenly seized ~ih cold Ell, .rns, a'
succeeded by sa'us IN every tau II n, ~
pains caHt'Bord severe uLlil he ~ lie
when he began 20 SPIT blood, lh,s "a, Ai,,
sacceeded by a hacking cough. sutni.~a ss
IA the chest, aud the disthafee q, h. = pa
mouth became considerable e.. .le.. ~
which are 50 of On the nesset.su ol a., %]ttsst
were, ~ the course OF q lew well, cSAt'A.
thick 'iseid sol pura'roe, mingled wahtL"" Sg
circumstance Appeared Ia give him = t,r, Ia
itof. as the cough became less trubl...s+t
appetite increased. The d~tschares al =, '"sa'
and The body was 81 wasted 4, 'q"'
he appearances OF one who luRet, ~ n. '"N''
of Consumption. The rb,siciabs Nh" H'
were sal ltsed ~ their o. lnlon that no ~. ."~S
aud that further trial OF medicine vonld @'7',
IN this dite ard forloru ... "+h'l
10 use Hunts botanic Pills, andL l., 80" wa
b"aes OF The medicine he has rcet,y.1 80
cure, aud has since eijo,ed eseegrt, h., Haea
unexpected recovery ofMf. Russell h., -
ms relatives aud r. ends, and he terd-'
Ines to DE-. Hunt with everlasting sra,t,1. ~"
XIV A. IA a. -
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
HUNTS EOt0nic Pills.

AGer much suffering from Ferer and 4dgue, dur
ing he spring amd fail, for the last four years, aud
he pecuniary injuries attendant oG. The l~ndjsposl.
t'on OF one an whose exertinns a large FAM v was
dependant for support, and having without success
esied the skill o. many medical advisers, al an er'
pense could not well aiiod, in the fall OF 1888.
lhding The prem0niIory sym IIoms Of the disease
approaching, ! was induced BY a friend who had
ried YOUR medicine, TO purchase u package Of your
3otanlc Pills, and now have the happiness 10 in
torm yoi-and through yon, those who may he
-imIlarlv atllIcted- that they COUNTIES ac' led The
disease, nor have ! been troubled with il since and
my confidence continues to uphold me il the be
tief thai your Botanic Pills arc the most safe the
cheapest most eiicacious aud radical cure for thai
distressing disease Feuer and Ague. An | car
Tor the present offer you Tor the blessing you hav.
been instrumental IN comforting on me. is my az
suraLce OF unceasing gratitude aud esteem.
- Nj NrEOD NTIcE
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
M~MlSSIONERS, NOTICE.

~E the subscribers, bring appointed bylt'
Wv Hon. Probate Couft for the Dislno n
Grand Isle, Commissioned to receive, Examine,
aud adjust all claims aud demands of al p,,et,
against the estate If J0Hs MILLrR. late Of a..
BUkGH, in said District, deceased, feIsssptt
insolveni and also all claims ard demands EXHIBIT.
ed in offset thereto; and six months hom he 4A
March, A. d. 1910, being allowed by tho sad
Court for that purpose, We do therefore hstsr
give NOTICE, that we will attend to the buuhs,
Of our aid appointment, at 81 sAJABS =. PR,Ln
INN, IL Alhurgh, in said district. on he frH S.
rURDAYs in June and July nes', from krt
A. Nj. until FOUR O'Clock p. NJ. Oh .se.
of said days.
ROBERT RANSOM,
THOMAS MOTT,
Commisaonr.
Albureh, April Nth, 1870. 2-S'
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
VALUAB BILE FARM

TuN1E subscriber will sell from one 10 t"o hsf'
IL dred acres Of land as may suit The pr,
chaser, with a good dwelling house, with ''s w.
cheese house attached - also three barns % ~
same. 1t is well proportion ed Tor moving ra'H'
ing, ard tillage well wa,ered and wooded; ~
hive hundred good maple trees with sufe thfVi
charding fm famiIy's use. This farm Is 'ia''s'
two hundred rods north Of the brick Metfinf'i@a"
IN Fairfield, formerly owned and oecul ied BY "
JEHirL Hull. Said farm will be sold ohe'e..
For further particulars enquire Of The s''"a'~
on the premises.
The subscriber will also sell TWENTY GV0D
DAIRY COWS, with or without The lsfn' ".
credit Of from SIX to EIGHTEES monihs' w.
good security.
North Fairfield, March 26th, lS4O.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
A blessing 20 Mothers.
DR.. ". ErGas's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting Their tech.

FHNiils inallible remedy has preserved hundred
Il "i children when thought past ecovery, from,
COMMISSIONS. rs soou as HE syrup Is rubbed on the
gums, the child will recover. The pre-, atalIOn IS
=" = nocchi 50 cficaCiuus, and So pleasail that IL"
child VIII refuse Ia let lis gums be rubbed with u.
Anen infants are AT the age of four mo lhs, though
there ~ no appearance uf teeth, ore bottle of syrup
should be used Ola The gums To open The pores.-
fareuls never should te withou the syrup IN lie
nursery where iheie are Young child en- Tor II a
child wakes IN The nleht with a PAIN in The gums,
The syrup Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores AID healing The gums, thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers. &c.
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WILLIAM TUCKER.
Lirer Complaint, acith much
Derangement of the Ncr-
UOuS SuSten.

Mr.. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with a bilious
aud nervous disease 10 an alarming degree, being
attended with all The distressing SYMPTOMS which
affect a relaxed constitutions, viz A sick head
ache, loss of appetite, e%iddihcss in the head, pain
n The stomach alter eating, unusual tremors, shift
ing spasmodlc pains in every part of the body, cold
cilills, sallOw complexion, custiveness. and a
constant dull pain in The right side, which of en-
induced the most dreadful debility; indeed, he
thought be was afflicted with every internal com.
plant the human body is liable 10. He was gene.
rally making trial Of various remedies, all of which
we're equally fruiiless, until he had recourse TO
Hunts Botanic Pills, from the sul.ei ior virtues of
which medicine his health is perfectly re-esiablish-
ed, and is now able 10 pursue his employment free
from pain or disease.
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DEPARTED HEROES.

SAeaI CIR the mighty men
Who sl~vp 10 naf father land,
(giesi r. their gravr)
Stout over bin aud glen,
And ovef sra end strand
Shout Tor the brave.
Wlsen the loud war cry hgrsf,
And the fre-hraai was red,
On Cnncofd'& pain.
Who ne thr fw. fret -
Who vent them hack sceu'sti
They sre the mighty dead
Shout for the slain.
Where 10 Ths, fearless bsnh
Who, in their hall arfsyrd,
PlrJp-si a, ail cost,
Freedom throul hopt the lanh--
Freedom on wave and strand -
Death ceuli no. t~ de.syrd-
Shout fof the lost.
Ffermen, IN live or die
On one beloved soil,
They were a. we ;
Forth fiug the banner high,
Forih peal The bannrr cry
No more o iyrant's spoil-
Shou. iot the free.
Shon, for those mighty men,
Sons Of our father. land
Over the wave,
And over hill and glen,
And over rock anil strand
Shout fbr the brave.
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FERRY AT sWANTON FALLs

GsINCE The Old. Bridge tombled into ne o..
~ ara went down stream, a fEERf =" ~.
a lutle distance above JhsF'as
will be accommodated With good boats al
rates -
For each loaded wagon or cart dr,sn
two horses or oxen w.
Each ditto drawn by one ditto /"
Each unloadeJ wagon or cart drswnsy,.,s
two horses or o;ber beasts sf'
Each ditto drawn by one dItts
Each person
Each person and horse
Each addiiionsl horse
Harmed cattle per head
Sheep and Swine per heed
S~aatoss APiIS, 1870
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CERTIFICATES.
FeUer and Aguc cured.

To Or. Hunt.
Dear Sir-BeIleving it a duty | owe you as a
practitioner, as we'll as those who may
he SIMILARLY afflicted. | take pleasure ~ acknowI
edeius The bencHf have derived from The use Of
yalu.hls Me hctne