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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10

The Colonel or senior officer of each Regt., wild
ssne orders TO bis Regt in conformity herewith and
aecrding to law. Ii. Col. j. H. Tracy, Diys-
non inspector. viii, when present act as drill officer
and The MAJ General, will, through him, exercise
command.
lite commissioned and noh-enmmiss,oaed officers
Wan attend dri al the place designated for Review,
one day previous TO the REVIEW in all cases where j,
viii not come 90 the Sabbath, and in snch case two
days previous, as the law directs.
BY order Of Maj. Gen
r. II. GRANT,
W. D. CHsrMAS. Ad-de.Camp,
August l5,h. iS40.-6.-l0w.
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4 Dun |!

THE accounts III the undersigned are 'iasse
l. dtava ID, aad whea they are "doUe" y&Gd,
nc slaAA Aave 4eAe danalng.
II u tstrs aant, seAca fm demo iAe@ tArcrs veI
1t @trt saaf sa,ekly."
FFiSTER l. GOODWIN.
y. D. II sn-eth.ng Is hot aoar sooa, we sta
scan bs "aoaf over.
January Is, 1870 asst
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Estrays.

"TAKEN up by James Conway pig I'm
4 mare and colt no brands visible sul'i"S'u w.
IL years old. Appraised 10 % dollars
January llih 1S40. aml
Taken Up hy Alison E. Easter one sass1
roam mare and cpt, the mare about t's's f' ".
fourteen and half hands high. APP'sl&u =
enty FIVE dollars. @oll
Taken up BY Benjamin Land one ell y III s.s
mare about SIX years old, fourteen .aass vslg
blaze IN her face the ripe Of the leil ~ .s,a
brands pereeivabie. Appraised 70 ofy De,N
Tsken up BY Alexander Carlisle q. n 4, k.s
with back swaid back and branded wv a.g ssa
IN. By on The near shouder fifteen ana -. - ~
high number Of saddle spots, e'eFsA
Appraised at forty dollars .sss.I
Taken I'D hy Daniel Burnett two eo ~ Il aa
Steer one cow marked under stops ana s "A. euI.a
ear. collar red and white SPOTTED we va 4, IA q
swallow fork 10 the right and spun y .a.aisI =
brands the above described caIte' "FF
thirty dnsIars ,n,s,,. hes @l
T.s.r nm ~ Iabn W. Gilbert one a'ss 49,
mule supposed 10 be four years o. o. ~
high Appraised u foF'y h ,p;o os &c O 81
c. GARDlNEhS, ri 81
Athens Monroe County Mis-, sept I9.l- - :,
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Law Notice.
- EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN COOKE
LIZ ard InHN GOODWIN hara as...s..A

Shersslvesin the practice of Law. One or rao-e Of
the srm VS. attea1te hassResS eehsded sozher in
the Circgit Courts al LawRaes, Monroe ,Ch,ckassw.
PoEsnaas. TipaAh, TssAsaiAge, lsswaHaAa and
Oktihseeha he Federal and Chancsry Coar1s
ana the HirA Court Of EfrorsanS Apneals atJsek
son.
Il. Dams, 0steln Athshs, Mearoe Counsy. Nj.
~. GaaDwKss. ia Aher3ten. Nenroe
: CocKK's a. Va Ceiumhas Ioxnsss
-aartA !, $3.50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10

I'll NNtAKAFsKAssNSs TUT SRVe
HANE AesR rceelvca. Taey are Tor s. hy The
y Il saans5ty or oifaerwise.
FFfSTSR & GOODWIN.
n. h, We have 5esu,ifsl pSir al Gtotkx ks
lae ase NJ >tssoas, TO Dispose az pAG
FSh'y 20. lSa0 Ssd .
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Pflster \ Goodwin

HAVE received some Drawing Paper & Par.h.
n msal: Apr 20, 1859
Brsstei Beard aud Same Paper eryeetta seen.
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1IEDiCiNE CHE>T>--A handsome Aszarss
~ Eent a Fanny ans paaRsassoa nedlcias cA<ssu
"a band, aR1 FOR sale al The Colun hus Dras Store
Mayst GREENE HILL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10

Civ Of Jackson, feofuary otli' A77o'
CfR:-Herewith you vii receive copy OF en-
= act OF the legislature, Passrd tbs da, prsse.l-
bog Tie kind OF funds receivable 10 payment 'i5f
81 iaxss aud does to the State
From the assessment ro.s returned 10 the AUDI
tors athce Il appears li.st much properly ID your
county, subject 10 taxation, has not been assessed.
The law 10 such eases requires the tax collector 10
assess taxes on all property omitted BY the asssssof
and 10 collect an pay the SAME into The State lfea-
surv.
Below VOC vii find statement OF portion Of
tie property Dot sssessed IN your county. on VIII
be particular to assess and enleet the awful TAX on
sad property.
am instructed TO notify you, that suit will be in
stluled on your bond, unless the taxes due on the
first day Of March, ls40. are paid on or before that
time into the State Treasury. Interest, at the rate
Of thirty per cent. per annum will, in all cases, be
enacted, as required BY Jaw, on ell arresrages.
] am, SIR, your, respectfully,
JAMES e. WILLIAMS,
State Treasurer.
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NIOrus Mul1ieanlis.

800 THE subscriber has now growing near
%asMsy Jackson. Miss. fine ios OF the above
@Y5 valuable TREE, and viii have in the fai
-~AsA- or next spFing, several thousand for sale.
He saoWS them ta BE- genuine, as he bought item
vSen in ful toisge. Warranted genuine " 10 ssle
address }. LEWIS. Pos, ofice) jackson, Mss.
n Is. Trees er cuttings neatly packed, IN I've sen
10 sHy par; Of the country. J. LEWIS.
Jseks3F. June l. 1889 47tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10

ATEW NOvEL--The Cabinet Minister BY Mrs
IN Gore, the authoressoi Hungarian Tales, No
then aud Daughters, SC. &c. Just received al the
Bookstore Of
June 4. 1889 PFiSTER 4 GOODWIN.
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Eeb ~ 1910

an ACT 10 preSeribe the FHnds receivable Jor
State Tsze', and other Purposss
CEOTION !. Be 1t enacted BY the Legislature o
- the State Of Mississippi, That the BoIes Of ali
the banks OF this Stale which pay specie on demand
for all their matured Circulation, shall be receivable
for al taxes aud daes 10 the State Provided how
e. =, That no post note, Row issued, of any bank
OF banks having more than nine months 10 run, al
the lime II shall be offered for taxes or other dues TO
the State, shall be received
Sec. ,, And be It further enacted, That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage, and shall
continue 10 force until the first Monday in January,
eighteen hundred and iorty-one and 20 longer.
}. SPEiGHT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEORGE B. AUGUSTUS,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February s, ls40.
A.G McNUTT.
99-Am
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Notice.

) hereby given that the discuso,
I G. Oimsted Esq, and The Rev J,nosi Ees c
man, until the LIST Monday in March u,r sssis'
Columbus, Sept. 26,h lS40.-ls-,f
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W. ] ESTES THoS. II MARCH
Estes 4 March.

AseElOEEERs AND CoMNsuos AEacHAsTs.
Market Street. Opposite The Land oGiee, Columbu
Feb. 18Th, 1870. -SS-if
N. B. Regular sale days every Saturday aud
Monday.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10

TIME hiowlng named Regiments, composing the
l. ID Brigade, OF the 4ih DIVISION of MiSsissIppi
Militia, wl parade For the purpose ot review ana
inspection, al the following times and places 10 wit
The 81 Regt nj louisville on TUESDAY Sent ooh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10
Pay up! Pay up!
Runaway In Jail.

Runaway I'm Jail.
COMMITTED to the jail of Oktbbeha in the
~ town OF Starkevile, on the Dist instant a ne
gro woman, supposed TO be about twenty one years
old, about FIVE feet high. heavy built had on when
taken up blue cotton dress-Ske had also dress of
common negro cloth. Said woman saws her name is
Caroline and that she belongs TO John Carr ofSouth
Alabama. She further states that she ranawav from
a man by the name of James White, Ton Thursday
the iih nst.) who was carrying her below for sale
The owner OF the above described negro woman
is requested To come forward pay charges and Ike
her out Jail; otherwise she will be dealt With ac-
eo'ding 10 law.
JAMES w. EASTLAND. Jafor.
Starkcvie Miss.
April Esd, lS4t.-43-tC
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Oldridgess Balm or Columbia.

vTNHIS article stops the hair from coming out,
i producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
the hair from ,aEniag grey, aud restores II places
tina, have become bald, Az srAiskus are again
coming in fashion, those who wish ior rapid growth
aud OF beautiful black color w do well TO call be-
for sale by EA SMITH
August 81, tssa-s-,f
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WIninery ana Dress Making

Millinery and Dress Making
WWRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala. re-
IvA specially aiarlns the ladies of Columbus aud
lie vicinity, thai she has recently commenced the
above business Al her residence on the cornct II 81
Geaevicve aud Fayette streets. She viii make, on
the shortest notice. straw. silk, and anoy bnnneis. Of
The latest fashions; dresses made in the ncstesl
msaheF and after the most approved style.
June 8, 1850 ssH
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One Hundred Dollars n y M. !

One Hundred Dollars 4 Mr.
Eff tAe subscribers on The isl y H. f53sa
L. CoIuushas, Nj ,wo negroes, 2. o s 5F
eacrpt,on MOSES, . or yfar n.s y Z sop !.
10 or ii inches high. rather O : e"fb t. Mfla1e
hsli headed !; he was formerly Os''ea . y f1
near Ekton, Tenn. HENRY : ; : s hist 81 n
hou, The same age. feet sor ~ 'n y Il foil 6
black aud has lost some one Or 'no ~ !, 4
and was raised By Mr. Richard par, I. ,ny ~ r
The aA,se reward will be gwen n y - ssgis !
NAV conine in jan the above hanf ~ ehe.,,s 4
tha, we sc, them, or hall ne sH r r BR0OA'
a. ,a.n 5Ir M erth
..%rhe Nashville Union, ADJ D ~ ,h,rs = !.
pulsski Tenn. VIII psease iaser. ~ ssscgat Z
amour, Of sl0. and lassafd snr" - lie pr
oiRrc nr payment, with . eoP ii 81.
tanning me advertisement ---------
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10
To the Electors OF the state OF MI.

Jan. 18Th, le4o,-2S-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10
State OfNIIssissippl oktlbbehn Co.

July l6ih ls4o.--s-sw.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-10
Drugs and Medicines.

~ RENE HILL, 81 the Columbus Drug store,
~ has received BY The last srrYas an extensive
supply II fresh Drugs aud Medicines, comprising
amost every article IN the line. Physicians, eoun-
try merchants. snd Planters can nov be suppii,d
with fresh aud pure articles May Is, 1855
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-15
Miscellaneous.
From the Philadelphia Evening Post.
THE BONES OF NAPOLEON.

The enthusiasm with which The French
people have received the proposal on the
parl OF their government TO remove the
bones of Napoleon from St. Helena TO
Paris, 10 an evidence Of the truth of one
of his W s%ayings-that in 90 years from
the day of his death, his name would be as
popular as ever, and the men who then
wronged him would be among the first to
assert his glory.
The sight OF a great nation coming up
az with one mind, TO bring back from
a foreign soil, the bones Of their
greatest hero, may well arrest the attention
of the civilized world but when to this is
added the memory Of that hero's meteor ex.
istence, and the per6dy which drove him
an exile from the shores where he had
reigned a king, the mind is almost awed
by the magnitude oil the spectacle.
The world has never looked upon a
career surprising that Of Napoleon. All
that ancient or modern history relates, is
nothing to his splendid existence. Com
ing into manhood upon the eve of the
downfall of an ancient dynasty, burning
with an ambition as indomitable as il,
was gigantic and endowed with an
Intellect that seemed 10 be almost super
human, seeing al a glance through every
difficulty, he plunged, a, once and, fear
lessly, into the wild vortex OF a sinking
state, and when every one fed a~Grighted
from the helm, seized il himself, inspired
all with instant energy, and rescuing
the Commonwealth from anarchy and ruin,
bore her 10 triumph safely into port. Eu-
rope itself owned the power of his genius,
and sought that alliance with the First
Consul, which she had refused TO The
republican. directory. England alone
stood aloof. But even she at last recog-
nized his sceptre, and the Corsican ad-
veniurer, moved among the kings of Eu-
rope, The greatest Of them all.
Butt. was well remarked By Napole-
on that the jealousies of the legitimate
sovereign would not suffer him to main
tain peace fos any length Of time lest their
own subjects should be infested with the
r~epuhlIcanism OF the French people ; and
that, v If the kings Of Europe had
desired il, the necessity that lay upon him
of dazzling his subjects by new victories,
and a constantly increasing glory, for
hade him resting 10 reposs. Ii was this, and
not a. unholy and inSane a~mbition-ss
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90 anoMer Certificate. IN

This is TO certify, that since November 1888, !
have been afflicted with a disease in nv hands.
which was a swelling and roughness, breaking out
in sores, and a feverish affection, together with a
scrofulous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning of the
Starch Factory in this place last year. ! have
consulted a great number of physicians and used
their different remedies, which gave me no relief.
| was advised to try DR.. Bangs Renorating
Nurture. went to the Doctor and procured a
number IF bottles Of his medicine, and have been
using it for about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands are about well, the sweIliug
under my ears has nearly all disappeared. and /
am confident in a short time ! shall enjoy ~perfee,
health. | believe this medicine to be a powerful
and valuable remedy in all diseases of the blood.
from the wonderful effect ii has had on me.
l wish TO state that / commenced taking two
tea-spoonfui's, and increased the dose TO a table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using it, | understand, cannot take over
two tea-xpooninls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Highgate, March 24lh. 1910
Prepared and Sold by
DR. JOHN Z. BANGS,
Stanbridge L. c.
For sale also at this Office.
Swanton, VI. April, 1870.
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JULY Is

tha, q common incident rendered n.
and sPpfehensise. In erdsf 10 t.un.. Hes
t~resslne symptoms, and fes,oss IL. ,,se't 60
IT'S former energy, a large pofish Al r.a's =
bad been exhausted without any al, anf,s~N"
Of ait. and other remedies wtre alss ss,t Ssa7t'
the mind and boey appeared 10 b ,lAss
ruthless disease. ln this horels., 49,
situation, MI. Caldwell ~as fteoH nsss,5 t's
trial OF Hunts Botanic Pills. tie s~s,,,,sStA'
we're visible IN a few da,s. ate b, zen sea
Of the medicine (aeeotoins 10 dr,er.."'se'
strength became completely restored. ,ts -
state Of health most happily sstsblslss '"sss
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~CERTlFICATE

This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer on her leg for two years, with great
swelling from the toes 10 the knee, together with
painful sores on different parts of the leg, and after
useing various remedies, from different Physicians.
to no effect, il was considered by those that saw
her, that nothing short of an amputa;ion would
save the life Of the patient. fortunately COM
menced uscing DR.. BANGS RENOvATING
MIXTURE, and by a constant use Of it for four
or five weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, TO my great JOY, was
restored TO perfect health, which she has contin-
ued 10 enjoy for eighteen months past.
(~signed) FRANCIS WELSH.
Stanbridge, IL. c. March "a, 1910.
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remains TO this day in France. and Louis
Philippe sits GA a throne, built Tor him by
Napoleon. Every Thing bears The I'M
press Of his genius. Has he not made
his name add hers ones
France owes 10 herself therefore TO re-
store his bonrs Ia tina, soil which he loved
so atdently, and We do not woneer at the
enthusiasm which pervades her people with
respect to il. What Will be the feelings
of Bernard, Las-Cssss, and The other
co mpanions of mis- exile, when they be-
bold the tricolor waving proudly over the
remains Of him, who bore il IN triumph,
from The Nile to Moscow, and give 1t q
that shall never die?
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WILLIAM TUCKER.
Liver Complaint, acih much
Derangement of the Ner-
UouS SqStem.

Mr.. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with a bilious
and nervous disease to an alarming degree, being
attended with all the distressing SYMPTOMS which
affect a relaxed constitution, viz A sick head
ache, loss of appetite, ~giddiness in he head, pain
In the stomach after eating, unusual tremors, shift
ing s~pasmodic pains in every part OF the body, cold
chills, sallow complexion, costiveness, and a
constant dull pain in the right side, which often
induced the most dreadful debility; indeed, he
thought he was afflicted with every internal COM
plant the human body is liable TO-. He was gene
rally making trial Of various remedies, all Of which
were equally fruitless, until he had recourse to
Hunts Botanic Pills, from the superior virtues of
which medicine his health is perfectly re-establish-
ed, and is now able to pursue his employment free
from pain or disease.
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HUNTS Botanic Pals.

Aner much suffering from Fersr and Asat, dur.
ing the spring and fall, for the last four years, and
the pecunlary injuries attendant or the indlsposi-
ton of one on whose exertions a large family was
dependant for support, and having without success
tested the skill OF many medical advisers, at an ca
pense | could not well afford, in the fall Of 1888,
finding the %premonitory symptoms oil The disease
approaching, | was induced by a friend VINO hau
tried your medicine, to purchase a package of your
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness to IN
form you-and through you, those who may be
similarly aflicted-that they counteracted the
disease, nor have | been troubled with it since and
my confidence continuesto uphold me In the be-
lief that your Botanic Pills are the most safe the
cheapest most ehicacious and radical cure for that
distressing disease Fever and Ague. All can
for the present offer you for the blessing you have
been instrumental in comforting on me, is my as
surance Of unceasing gratitude and esteem.
ID Nj MrCOR MICK
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JOSEPH HART.
I'm interesting case Of LoaU-
ness Of Spirits. acith a vio-
lent SpdSmodic .AFccfion

Mr., Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together with a train
ofsymPsoms generally termed nervous affections.
and which, perhaps, 1t would be impossible for the
pen Of the most learned physicians 10 describe.
In this case the spasms in The stomach were so fire.
quens and eIerucisting as nearly to deprive him Of
reason, pans IN the limbs, extending even to the
fingers and toes, sickness at the stomach, and .
general ~sgitatios Of tAs whole system, insonueA
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F,sm he ". Y. Commfraiai A3spfi,cr.

FFesa fAf ". II. GonsnarYetof 1GsfFHst'
On reading in the Commercial Atvel
,iser Of The 5lh June the speech of
French orator, in which be says" Eng
land has complied with the wish G
rnnee TO possess the remains OF Nspc
leon.p The speaker also sasdes TO ID
nams Of Napoleon and the elory c
France, and intims,es the pFoprieiy c
erecting q monument 10 bis memory.
Ave, rear on high his monument.
AID sehs loos your funeral guAs;
Shout. that " with France his name is blss,;"
Ye nay, Cor 50 the treaty russ.
Seek eut his grave. for zoe, no mere
Bu passage to his island tomb;
Bot ere ys leave your eounuy's shore,
Thank England's lion for the boon.
Fer France he ward and gave her name
R.sown beyond the hrIhsH seas;
Csmbined with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Her glory burthsnsd every breeze.
From where the bias, Ger Norway's pines
In stormy force comes rushing on,
To where the elustsr-lsden vines
Grow rank beneath 4 southern sun.
Francs and Napoleon" was the cry;
And when to air those names were gwen,
A thousand sabrss dashed on high,
A thousand banners waved to heaven.
Was it for thee, proud warlike France,
Unmiadhl Of thy high renown.
Fer thee to wait psrmissivs glance
From haush,y England's jealous erowni
Where slept the spirit that ofyere
"Dimmsd the high Greek and Roman fame"
From Au,tria's grasp the sePtrs tore,
And dashed to earth the pride Of Spsinl
Far rather seized the baitls.laHce,
E,de the red war-cross circle wide,
And rouse thy lesions from their trance
On Seins's gay banks to Biscay's tide
Thsu should'st have walked the trumpet strain,
The rolling drum and oannoa's roar,
Announcing through the wide domain
A crusade 10 Helsna's shore,
Waved the ~,i.eolor once again,
Bid the fierce eagles seek the sky.
Shouted his name, and charged amaia
For him-for France, and victory.
And wres,ed with their own right hand
From freeman's soil the hsro's dust.
And to a grateful. gallan, land
Consigned the high and solemn trust.
Then rear'd on high his monument,
And echoed loud the funeral gun,
Told how his name with France was blent,
And showed his ashes molly won.
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zE Renovatang Mature Ole

NOR THE CURE of RHEUMATISM,
A Scrofula or King's-Evil, Hip diseases,
painful affections Of the bones, liberated
throat and nostriIs, Ulcers of every de-
scription, Fever Sores, and Internal Alb
s~cesses, Scald Head, liberated feet and
legs, Blotches, and all kinds of diseases o!
the skin ; also, PILES, in their most ag-
gravated form.
This medicine is singularly eficacious in
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
In general terms, it is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
of the blood or vitiation of the humors, OF
whatever name or kind. Some OF the
above complaints may require some lrining
assistant application, which the circum-
stances Of the case will dictate but for a
general remedy or prescription to remove
the cause, this compound will be found
sufficient.
or all remedies yet discovered for the
cure Of a particular disease, this is the
most certain. 1t makes a speedy and per-
Inanent cure, without the least regard to
diet, exposure, or application to business.
Even when the disease has become consti-
tutional, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known TO fail of performing a
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
ish recommendations, but leaves the medl-
cine to speak for itself.
DlRECTIONS.-Tak from l to 2 tea
spoontulls, according to the strength and
age OF the patient, before eating, morning
and evening. Should it sicken The slom.
ach or prove too much of a l~axitive, lessen
the dose.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-15

The Teas boundary Lne.-The Com
m~issioners have decided in favor OF The
position assumed by the United States,
and the line is commenced at the point
where the Sabine discharges lis waters
into the sea, on the Gull of Mexico, and
will proceed thence along The bank Of that
river (included under The term what is
called "Sabine Pass" and Sabine
Lake." until the western bank intersects
the SD degree of north latitude, thence by
a due north line 10 Red river. This Sc
cures the United States in the exclusive
jurisdiction over the waters OF The pass
and the lake in as full a manner as over
the rest of the river as far up as the 82d
degree Of latitude.