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Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
ChOctaW Reservations.
CoMMlssloNrg's OFfIcE,

Columbus, MI l5th Nov, 1889,
NOllCE--l am instructed by the COMMISSION
~ er Of Indian Affairs, 10 make one more public
cdl, ON all those having business to transact with
thus office to bring IT forth without further delay Tor
adiuiCatlon Claimants are admonIshcd, tha
whatever business may remain unsettled when The
Office shall be closed at this place, will necessarily
have to be- transferred to the department at Wash
natoa, and that to make the necessary proof there,
win undoubtedly be attended with much more trout
bic and expense to the claimant than to make II
here. ANDR. A. klNCANNON, Comr.
For cert lylng contracts for Choctaw reservations.
Nov. 50, ls39-ll-tt.
~ The MlSsssppian" Jackson, will insert
the foregoing for one month and forward their ac-
count to the Commissioner Tor payment at tins
Mace. A. A. X Comr
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
The Family Physician
General Agency and ComnllsslOD
RuSinCSS,

TENIIE subscribers have formed coTaIiHG
\ in the above line Of business, to be Gouou' I,
n The City Of Mobile; from and after lhe n'S'O''
October next under the style and i'm9t
II B. & e. HULCOMBE' 81, ....,
Having been engaged IN the same inc ~ .u,
FOR several years il the City OF Augusta uy0s~ t.,
aud acquired the necessary experience a'u ~. ,.y
edge of the business they have undeflaAt5u, H.
ciaIy in the sale ofcolon, they feel coilHotHtt
ing able to give satisfaction to those OF Itta mn
who may confde business 10 Their nSN'I,. 'a' ~,
One of the firm will at all times be PERSONAL
ent, 10 attend TO the business Of the co,,pr conreTp
HENRY B. HOLCOaM,p5Tpr
GEORGE G. H0LCuMpD
Nov 10th ls39.--l9-2Ow.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
10 tIlr pnhIic.

TIE r-bsor Editors aHi publishers o.. papers
ave been 600 'p1s ner .arIlI. Justice W.H never
Or done unless fh.y r.e#.esse a-rl tlelr rF. 's s.
enforce tae mosf Hrii rn-- w.eU a t.e cHI Hl
b. found alsc saIutsr. .l The l"H.. aHt beneficial
O., tlors eus8s,d aH ts- s-e-- p4h zaeF- g. ,ag-rs
have teen -a .Gar sa.r1-et upon iy tae community
90 srre. tIli t.f glfe considered t1 some tN,euta
degraded class ul beings, when n fact there Is DO
s'ealuu Boz 70 81 honorable, de-uyug oi so high
lerst ln productive u. s0 much good ora class
which exert. ~ powerful. ga Influence. II IS known
,n be- rrovtfbal tor the debtors % newspaper pub
sher. to consider their demands as the last to be
p-.i-dehi, l1 which there Is sal'ached no mora. Oh
ieciIan aud winch }asy can refuse to pay with Jus-
ice auI honor. hence l ], .rembucnt upon he cou-
duetors Ol The press 20 nsscr Their OWN nights, and
resuIsr seyea g'agI 1iutly Jung all patrons Of
newspapers under tue same obligations that attach
10 Other contracts, or a.way, remain IN poverty aud
want with thousands due them from tbe most sa.-
vent men 10 the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers OF papers
who approve of the following rules To endorse
/ them by der signatures place them at tie head
Of their papers and strictly adhere to them,
+. Nosubserpton received wthou, payment N
adrapee.
,. No subscription received or less tlon SIX
months
! transient advertisers.
Itii Toauaouue- uo maa ur any ulhce either
ate or County. without lHe airaHce payment oil
ten dollars.
5h. Political circulars charged As advertisements
ard payment required IN atrance.
6lb. Al. advertisement, ot personal ailercatan
wa be charged double, and payment required IN al
vance.
7th. Election tickets vii, not be printed witoout
order nor delivered To any person without paymen!
/ Ia advance.
sth AA.ubscrbcrs, without respect 70 persons,
who are deunqueols, on the first OF October, VIII be
slfckcn i,am our st and their accounts put u suit
The above rules, we the under gntd, pledge oaf'
selves TO abide by
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor OF the Yazoo Wing
: II. b. BLACK
Editor Of the Natche1 Courier
BE9ANCON & HALLIDAY,
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader
JAMES HAGAN
Edto, AMI Proprietor oi the Ncksburg Senuue.
w NJ. SMYTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor of the southern Argus
THOMAS BROWN,
} Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
: j. NJ DUFFIELD,
Editor of the Grand Gull Wing
WM. Il. IEBO,
Editor Of the faveite Advertise
A. b. g. $. l., CORWlNE,
Editors and proprelors Of the Ya2oo Banner
G ARCH. 5. CLARKE,
a Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent
= c. A. FO LSOM,
i Editor Of the Southern Sentlne
T WORTlllNGTON & CHAPMAN
Editors and proprietors Of the Columbus Democra
u June 1880.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Millinery and Dress Making

NYRS. BINGHAM, from Huntsville, Ala. re-
Va specially informs the ladies' Of Columbus and
lis vicinity, that she has recently commenced the
above business her residence on the corner OF St
Genevieve and Fayette streets. She will make, on
the shortest notice straw, silk, and fancy bounets Of
The latest fashions; dresses made in the neatest
manner aud after the most approved style.
June g. 1889 4Stf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
To the Public.

VNHE embarrassed state OF the country ana our
4 own necessities compel Us IN future 20 adopt
different course IN our Mercantile business. We
therefore take ths method Of informing our custom
erS and the pubic generally, that as we are com
PEELED 10 make heavy payments during this winter
and the ensuing spring, that all debt. due US must
he paid or satisfactorily arranged, 50 that We can
make them available, and that our sales after the
first day of January next, Will be considered duV on
the delivery OF the articles sod, unc on terms 9TH
erNlse specially agreed upon
II. BUCHANN0N & co.
Columbus. ntcemheI 2lh, lss9.-G5-lf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
NIoyus lluIticauiis'

.sA1NA THE subscriber has row s5oH,D w. In
gA Jackson. Miss. a fHt iot o. " 4, +
H9V4@ valuable TREE, ail nt5 6ave y \, IN VI
- or next spring, serera' i,o'Ia"yl Ennrl, IL
He Knows them to be genuine '' ne D,D7 =, no s,i
when in full foliage. Warranted genuine Mss
Address }. LEWIS, Post office Jass,G', 5l / 81
n. 0. Trees or cuttings nea'F p''JJ J. LEWIS
jackson, June |, 1889 iid
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Dissolution Of Copartnership'

VENHE Copartnershlp heretofore eAs,T tase.
l. Lowndes and onroe counlie'l,r lrls hg
Tucker Hardy * Smith Is dissolved i
ness Of the firm viii be attended o13re TO aGnf = 1
A. Y. SMITH
October 35th, ls39- l9-u
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Executors Notice

a LII persons having claims agans' w t.ors,d y
N Wade II. Gordon, deed, are nerept ,b, trt
present the same duly authenticated "'.a e..sy,r H
prescribed by law, or the same VII De n ,bs s,3 4
red Persons indebted to The estate q Y, ..rrt-
ceased are requested to make lmInsdlas,rr ar ~
A'ui'' ErtcM"
Jan. lslh. lslO.-2R-U
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
BANK OF THE ToMBlGBy R. R. Co. I
tATU

BANK OF THE IoMBlGBy R. R. Co.
Columbus Mss Oct. 2S 1859
4 I a called meeting of the Board Of DrccI1'
"a held tins day, it was unanimously Resolve
That in consequence Of the intelligence o. 81.
suspension of specie payments by so arge porter
OF the banks at The north, this Bank VIII also 'u'
pend specie payments for the present
Resolved, That this Bank will resume spectPr
ments when the banks generally resume
Resolved, That the Cashier have tie abowNN
utions published. au
CHAS. WALSH, CasAe'
l6-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Geo. Nj, Mullen

TENENDE&S his services in the capacity orGEN-
4 ERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR, and
vii give hlS unreniued attention to that branch of
business, IN tins and the adjacent counties.
Conmbms Nov. D. ls5a.-2O-M
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Indians PanucCa.

Gus I received new supply of tbs invaluable
81 mcdecuc--For sale by SMITH.
Nugust 81, lS39--s-N
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
7 !. ESTES. THOS ii. MARCH
Estes n March.

AucrioNFERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Market Street, Opposite the Land o OfHcc, Colun.ho,
Feb lslh, lS40.-33-t,
y Il Regular sale days, every Sau,asy anJ
NanB1v
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
PfSter & Goodwin

"AVE received some Drawing Paper & Pareh-
n 4 menl: April 20, 1899
Bristol Board and Music Paper expected soon.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
DIR. H.. f. BouchclIe.

VNlLL in future devote his whole attention
w to the practice OF the several branches Of his
profession, al the late residence Of his father. be-
tween Cot NuuroJ DAVIS and Linjseys Ferry. He
wall practice upon as reasonable terms as any oiher
regularly bred physician in the county,
December 7th, i3S9.-2l-tt.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Take NOtice.--S2O Reward.

Take NOtIce.--S2O Reward.
- ANANAl from the subscriber near FulSom,
AZ IN Okbbheha county, on the night OF tie llth
inst. negro woman by the name ol Rose, twenty
touI OF i've yeals old, dark completed, or rather
black, stout aud heavy set no scars, except ON her
neck on the rgh side just under the car small not.
Had on when len a course cotton coat, and draw
ny chain iocked around her neck | wall give the
above reward on the delivery ct her.
DAVID NJ. COOK.
August H. 1889 -Gw-U
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

rSr nr letters rcm4nng n ihe Post ta5e .i 4
4 Columbus Ms, on tie Isl 20. Aaiti, t'lN.
Andsss John IL Arnold b
-. I..ss Alexander William
-, n NsNluder Pais,sa
Bel John Il I BINS Horace
R,n,,li, John " Ben llsay
Rolling Thomas Boiling Na'n,'
pr,wn John Boiling Vim
p,.oks Mrs Bennett EEIth
Rouchclle J G Byuum
p..,l.r Rsy S,n,1 Black Thomas y
RlsyosJoba Bumpous MIS- Mary l. /
g,ksr Charles Brooks iaomas
Books William btooNs aAu"'"
Bouchele Mrs Rebecea Brooks Madison
Brooks Mrs Nancy BALDWIN VT
RnsvelJJND Brovder Rchatd
Beatmin Capt John B'deIf
grown samg Cox VIM ; 2
Carpenter Fieldin , Caution
Coak 4 Wahon Chapman William
CfowAP Cook Sas
Crawford William Carver Aioe'
Colsman Ruiin carson hehJ"'i'"
Cook Cook IL
CIe,l,nA Roben Cushman Warren
nockson VIM lcarc pi Dafand benlamin
Thatcher Davidson Miss Mary NJ
Dowd,e john NJ Draper
Dan CwIfofd ] DAVIS j /
DAVIS \ \ Drake Andrew
Eoples,on William 8 Edmuudsou Wan
Ednundsoa IasW Eldddge W
Fdmunl.on Us Ebiy Elisha II
Ellie oliver Evans George
Ehs George Foster Thomas ID
Farrar Frs Amelia Is Fuguu' Edmund
Foster Richard u Fulgham Mrs Judy
Puller Isaiah u Fields
Frazier Mrs Eliza Fields Miss Sarah
Grant Maj Gen II II 2 Gibson John
Castor T. b Graves Miss Elizabeth
Goodrich ii B Gafnett james
Glover Nathaniel Ganan John & Jyilef.
son
Galo Thomas W Gregg Edmund "
Gilbert Abraham GalIaher jas )
George Jacob Grant Miss Caihaune
Garrett Core VI III
Holderness Mckinney llarlson Carter K
Hooker Frederick Hodges
Hull George llaueil JAS W
Hull Edwatd llumnhfies 5
Hopkins Matthew Jones John u
Jones james Jones Naddy
Jones Thdddeus Jones John
Kuse Lew KefcbcsiIle James
Ltlle,on Rcbecca Lee Miss Martha J
Livingston Gen II Icv,s Wm II
Mieu William Marsh Bryan,
MLauen Charles 3 Mkee Jam,s2
MCann James Mil. Jesse \
Moore John M'Bude G w
Mason l. B Morris Frances &
M'Williams Miss Sarah Morrs John II
Maney DR. & 5 husleen Creed I
Mofieu VIM Nj ApGure John
Nixon Ichabod MReynolds John
Moore ID h Moore Miss Eliza
M'Daniel James M'Alister James
Moore Miss Eliza NJ NlIIlcan II 4 Ba
Miller Henry MGrendle Andrew
Wnsden / NJ Moore William
MReynolds AbIoh Nosh o IL
Nash X b Il Col Oden VIM G.
Pitt Charles F2 Puckett f.
Parsons WmC Pottwood T.
Proul ii Powers james c
Rogers Albert 2 Rang I.hom2 ,
Ross Wesley2 Rogers James 7
Rings William Randall Wyut
Randolph Mrs Sarah Richardson John w
Swearlngen RI Swearlngen Richard j
Smith Rev james , Seal Capt John
Shotwe Robert Saykes Richard
Stephens Jaucl SMunton Ben
Stevenson James Sherman Edward
Spann Sd Spraggns 5
Shackleiord l. Seal Thomas
Thomson i NJ Trask ga
Tndle j l. Thrailkill +
Tohn james Thompson Sam1
Toland Joseph Tarole NJ
Thompson l. ID Thompson II
Vaughn DR. M2 Vaughn WIN c
Wggins Joel P Wajd ID E2
Webster DR. 5 L2 Wright \ l.
WlkiDs Thomas White 4 Hume
Watson y Oyle White Dl II
Wilson Mis- IN Wood j II
Woughby X Wright SAINT
Woodham Arls York n
JOSEPH BLAIR, p. "
t-j- Persons calling for the above letters, W
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
nOrus MuIticauIiS,

MOruS MulticauliS.
25OOOO 5si ss"o", r sale Mo"i :" he HTeno ,a@.ssSaa
which he offers for sale al one cent per bad, deliver
able IN next month orm Decemberi desired d-lr he
VIII plant that many buds next spring, and deliver
the product IN November, lsl0, to any gentleman
or company Of gentlemen, The trees from which
the above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four 10 eight feet. Who will give ten cent, PER
tree for oil that raised from the above landsor
who Will make a propositions Good security viii be
gwen and required. The above buds win be de-
hyered at my house, orln Petersburg, Va, # all are
taken,
Refer to Mr.. VI WaltIall, Columbus.
STEPHEN d. WATKINS.
Lawrencevillc, Va. Oct. 5, 1889
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Wanted.
Dissolution.

TEvlIE co-parmership heretofore existing under
l. the firm of BRowN 4 RAMSEY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to the firm will please make payment 10 John {.
Ramsey who is alone authorized 10 receive all dues
aud disburse oil liabilities OF the concern.
THOS. ". BROWN,
Anr !6. Is59-42tl JNO. q. RAMSEY.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Carriages for Sale.

A K. .WOLFINGTON has on hand aud is still
IA. receiving from Jennings, Robinson 4 Co.'s
manuiActory at the north handsome assortment of
ali kinds ol CAR RI 4 & ES consisting in part Of
Coaches, Charities, Barouches and Buggys, Sc
&c which Will be sold on reasonable terms at his
Repository
All Repairing done with ueatnesS and despatch al;
bis old stand on Market street, Columbus,
march ?. 1889 Sit
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Valuable Plantation for Sale,

SS3k-2 plantation IN NONubCe county, situated
GSYSs% between the Tombigbee and Noxubee
- rivers, ten miles fiom The Bigbee, and
one tr0m The Noxubee. and lying directly on the
road leading from Macon to jamestown aud Games
vile Alabama. The tract contains 80 acres. about
go acres OF which Is prairie, and the whole ot II IS
the bysl quality Of COTTON and being Of rich SAN
dy soil. There are about 200 acres III fine state
of cultivation. The Plantation Is well watered hy
creek unujng through it, and also has on il three
springs o. limestone water which run throughout
the year scs'ics a well in the yard Of as fine tree
stone water as can be iou0d in The State There
are on the premises two fine young orchards Of
choice fruit. The buildings are comfortable dwell
Jug house. negro cabins, corn cribs, cotton n.n
with screw SC. sc. This place was formerly
owuel BY Mr.. X. Ridgeway, and is known by the
name Of the Ridgewsy tract Any one wishing TO
purchase a Cotton Plantation would do well 10 exam
me The premises. For further particulars appy 10
he subscriber living IN Macon sr in his absence 10
Mr.. RdGeway proprietor Of the Washington Hall
Macon or to Mr. c. Hairless four miles from Macon
II. y. Sp0ONER.
Macon, June 20, lsS0-5l-tc
60 The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the Huntsville
Democrat are requested TO publish lhe above to the
amount OF Eve doars each, ana seHd their hllls 10
me as above, II. \. SPOONER
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Law Notice.

A r: YOUNG s. o! I: BLEDS0E, .htor
N. neps at Lar Columbus Mississippi
Feb -. 1889 34yl
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
Drugs and Medicines.

~ REENE HILL, at the Columbus Drug store,
VI has received by the last arrivals an extensive
supply of fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
almost every article in the line Physicians, coun
try merchants, pnd Planters can now be supplied
with fresh and pure articles. May 49, 1895
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
COpartner>hip Notice.
Pay up. Pay up!

A Ill, persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the subscrIbebaro earnestly requested to
pay up, otherwise he shall be under the disagcea-
be necessity ofentorciug payment.
Feb g. 1888 30u +, SMITH.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
our AlmanacS. for $50.

NINEs = NHNtNNNttN-"N NVH RNFs
lNANE been received. They arc for sae by the
4 Il quantity or otherwise.
PFISrER & GOODWIN.
\. h, We have beautiful pair Of GLOBES or
the use of Schools, 10 dispose OF. P&G.
Flb'y -, 1870 5Sf
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21
.-.,r. Brother Jonathan
I Ht LARGEST Nulsn,-..
WORLD. N 4,
Published r.-.a NeI....-

'.t - :. '4.' ral-s
"a. '..'' ..'.,.,. w .s.s-n among r.s r.I.' e..
'tz ''5 Fs-. a'e oi sF-el1rg t..-a !. ."'5'.-.-
p. le-. Containing
r,o...i a1- '''.t.5 'i ussiniaut ta,sr, -.s'.r
isnv. ih,a : 10 - found IL aay s.r.s, -
IN the world.
Each number Of ae-ya, -; cant-.as a.
smaurt Of reading matter a. is ,.g-i In -.
Ordinary tUudCcua, which cost 60
more lhau is contained IN volume OIL
iuuJuS, ur BBucrajs History o, ,r,s-.-.1' 1''t L
costs three dollars aSoume-aal N H. - '"-a
number, or for three dollar, wear. 1slst
BRoTHEE jonathan beng a cera.,. =
and thinking that some things can Ie d,r, iiaa'--
others, Is determined 90 present to M, ~rh
MEDLEY hitherto u.rlya.ed b. say c,t'..i, '..-'i,
.f e.itvt fr-r.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-03-21

etc, etc, etc. etc, etc, ETC. Fl, -,
As Family Newspaper Brother jonah,
be found 10 present attractions beyond apg e,t..
-" He comes, the herald Of a nosv warl
News from all nations numbering a, hsbar,
The earliest intelligence i6rcipn and ao,.,..
and the latest Novelties in The Literary Wer1 y
be promptly served up for the galhcai0D ain,
reader,
Strictly neutralin politics, il will contain M, =,
in favor or against any party, and will as adga,,
avoid any of the controversies which aritaterba,.
hglous community. Strict morality virtue ter,s.
auce, industry, good order, beneyoeHce anlt~l.
ness to our common country, and our fellow NJ,
will be advocated and iuculcalCd in eyery p,,E
Brother Jonathan.
TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
Three Dollars gear in ,7drdnce.
For Five Dollars two copies Of the paper wa !,
sent one year.
The EVENING TATrLER is published every %.
at the same office, and Is put topesS at I2 o'caa
meridian, in season Tor the great Northern, Easten
and Southern mails, which all close at about Vg
O'Clock p. NJ.
All country newspapers who give this prospects,
three insertions, will be entitled TO an exchange oa
sending number OF their paper 10 this Office, con
tanning the advertisement
All communications and letters should be adde's
ed. postage paid, 10 -
GRISW0LD s COMPANY,
262 Nassau Street, n. Y City
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
\ woRRIxGuEx or On Towx.

HtLNnELrITN,--The Inquirer Of Saturday s,vs-
Tue case which has characterized lie Philadclpbi,
Money Market for SIIae weeks, still continues. TN,
offerings at : eral of tic Banks amount 10 Ies. il, ,bc
aggregate than the ordIEery receipts. All Etsi rate
PAPER aud "i a business Caan cicE. i thorefye d.
counted with aNIdIiy; while oai OF doors. ue RHO.
range from u 10 . per cent accorlin g To- The qualitv or
The paper presented. In srrsS distances. indeed. Iu,.
ncy has been obtained as low - 81 per cent. ner an.
nun Nothing could more fully IAus,raie lac mac.
HNIy oi trade. Should tins condition of on,r, ~.
imnc' 1t viii be impossible Tor the Il inks 10 mako d.
NdeiidS' except from their contingent funds This
ItSsIiudc, however. will oaly bc confined ro The sam.
tneT season. aud a fall business of cuusideulle aci;vi-
y i looked iprNari TO with cai fidcHce. The case in
lh' Money Market aud Ihc languor Of trade mr., IN.
Nohrdole Signs under the circumstances. They show
'IAi excessive imports have been aban loneI. and That
our merchants and business men gencralIy mr., r..
'r'"chliis' aud cndcayouring To regain a .posi,,ao Of
strength and security. The ease moreover. viii con.
'nbu'c materially IN assisting the general rcsumption
y specie payments, L take place on the I5t, sfJ,r.
uiry. The Banks are all acting with reecronce so lhat
event ani could not desire a cudiHon of affairs moro
suited to aSsis them. Than he existing. The pricc at
specie yesterday, was 81 per ccli premirm. tx.
change GA New York, 1 and 1l. Uniied States psi
Notes 3 short, : long. TAc Stock Mlrkct continue.
dull. "19
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09

Tue WfFE-WomIn's love, the rose blooming
'n 'H ara doser' spreads its rays oyer the bosom
PLAIN Ol The human heart. and while all ornpl III.
blank and desolatc. it rises more strengthened 1roo, a..
ahscncc of every other charm. Iu no situation docs
ihc love OF woman appear moro hcauiifrl than in ,bot
Of wilcs parents, brothers and friends; have cla,u,s NJ
on The affections. bat 'hc love of Niie is ola distinct
a"u Inherent nature. a daughter may yield her life
herself to a suffering brother. but The feelings vbieL
induce her 10 this conduct, are not such as tbosc
which lead a wife 10 follow the husband or her ,bo,c.
through every pain and peril that can hoGi him. !,
"a,'h over hIm ~ danger, TO cheer him in adversity.
1i isnOminy aud shame.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
10 TIE MnRhlNm AIrN

80 sflAsNa
br"N''r 'hI'S-li there over was a Time fs u 90
ace a; peace VIII, all nations. hut wc.hayc a dumcs.i.
Zoe; one HAT Is more Ia hc feared than AN o,rn On nv:
and thr' toe - ear Prcsidcui. No. mt oar President.
iT he - itsldcut ui a party, Win d, ifu,, Put dsvu
10y ~, Who have Q" earn oar bread by ILc sweet OF
oar brnNs, wll buag Us To waui. We have been
imposed uppn 10y a man whp in 1896 received our
Nulcs, and made us promises ot reform. and improve
meat IA oar c%vutJtioR which have ncyrr been realised.
Ies' Iclow'w orNmcn, lac promised psIhat thc blessings
81 government. like the dcA ot ksayan, sh luld show
cra.INe Oh lhc rch and the Ioor, we believed him.
'nt looked iurwarl To the linc when, by our lihor. We
should TIC able Ia lay up a little Of tis ~ orl Is goods.
10 support our wives and our children when our lock :
: a ! ncc"mc Slsv red DER with ag..-Fata dclusioui
N,iul deception Sad rcversiun ofall these n m>i,,i
blessings. fe!iOw-workmcE witai has he gwen H.!
Nothing but distress aud ruin. Oar wives and child.
rem are ~ wnai. and we are pouniloSs. Yet we arc
10 hish,-we get too much icr oar work. The Iour
ONCE ho.dcrS al Washington only get from > 10 : dol
llrS per day. Tor dong nothing except dctamc Gen.
iii'Iir''i' ana we must mt expect To- lave honest and
Set one dollar nud n FaurIcr "A dav Are Won
"ilIii's To have yonr wages rcluccJl No, kuuy
YOU are NOS; then come ont fr.ip a,nonr Them
kno" There are honest hears aHiaatr ysa. thai have
never w"rshIPpcd ihc golden cali .ag,s.rp h tic yrIf-
%" JncNet> dazsl'd your eyes a lew DAYS before Inc
last election, and viii again ut the ensuing one. Int
they ore not Tor ns. They are used by his
hirclHlSs ." deceive Us, and To get our votes, and ihcn
We may %sciihcIn At wc eau. Look out. brnhcr cbit~-
ihcy VIII cndcaNugr 10 deceive you, bal lo1h Them in
ihc lace aud you Will see The mark ol the beast in their
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Hgra $50 bIyr sir the orlr.upus IHrunt of 81 ~
5a IltulyrrI 10, uiY.r glorious effsu.bIuf ratruu
&C. 90 er.,mE STABILIZE. bsiliiu- dvgJ utH 0gi rpl.@.
.pu.,urtuc @untaius paving fotNays FlIuiur. trusl
ruufug PRUNING. and dressing hYrs. rI.-uuIs. ludsHy
Norway .Iuurs. Iud I1Im ui Dlls7Is hauling tui y
HH.rure rfh -Yi irr ioyIreHIu~ frnrf irIs ruI y
drr. fruufua md uIzauug huueyasn'klo.. fflGft
~rrs.por. puursau. laiy slipYsr IuI d]iuIrIpus 'uI
utItrr rwectF,eutcd gas. and preparing hfItt1i
]byu4urfs i1r tho pslIro rflDIus The P1ed'uts
syuuis cputIin 1'ot twenty Irs Our Fui' Co.
lprmrr have. therefore. sIpendsd n wbpf'l1y aro
pleased to ctlI . ,gggropaa,as au asrfaf TT ~ $50
10 pDf f,r. uy g OGJ 81 pararuum, H' Hnwiy
invented ~tu'ImeuslI rule Of ratrsuchafi tni reform
hes boon put iu.a sIec,s. 800 oseutuuy ADD vet they
lee odr9n.r o., jcmlIl on altf,'n arpr'pu'
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