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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
IN cHANcRRY,

The defendants, James B, wilkins and John
WeraWag, not having entered their appearances
and given security according, 70 the act OF as
sembly and the rules Of this court; and 4 ap.
Pessed By saiisfaetory Evidence thsi they are
not Inhabitants Of this country II Is OrI<red,
That TIE said Defendants do appear here 90 the
OF The plaintiff; and that q copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some Newspaper pub
iished Ia CharIestown. for two monihs success
siveiy, and poAted a. the froot door or the court
house In the said town OF charlestown,
A copy--TetIe,
1900. r, T. BROWN, Clerk. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
PL La, : Fancy STATIONARY

PLs3LYS FANCY STATIONARY.
MOODS CAP PAPER. plain sad feini.
II Letter do 10 do
Ticket and Billet DO
Piain snd fancy inkstsnds,
Pocket do do
s Durable lax. with and without preparation,
Quills, Lead Pencils and CrsyoIs
Psakniyes, Comprises. Graduated Rulers,
Pocket Books. Visiting Gard Cases,
Red, and assorted eoloursd WATERS,
Cameo WATERS, Tor tickets,
Motto Seals and Stamps.
DomiBoes,
Plaia and fabcy Sealing Wax,
Metallic Pens,
Blue, red, aud black ink..
Everpoint feneiia. Re, &C.,
with sn assortment Too large and extensive, TO
specify every article, jIst reesived. opened and
offered for sale, at STRAIrH's.
May 81. is4Q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

Y0uAiG Hgaon TUCk.SHOE ha h,s.,,.
~ aaft hRast91saiy mafket, sislssA hssis
sisa, Ee4a 81 eeiis aith ease 70 hiUse4 40 ~.
sff. He vaa assrted prsni9m 81 ne Marg-
.aea eaHif SHE'S. A. being heffs sell cnle-.
lated 20 imffoFe the breed ~ saddia &c.,
ane g those A. ~ iAe best ia5Ess. b Be- "a 49,
sri facklnE stsilsa ia ibe state So va -
- Teekahoe. 1B1 Tactshos b. ei4 Trrksseo
eabsd 81 oeyerbof HstEslafi nrrps. Tnrts
hoes 9sn by wiz usrot, eB5 WIZ &c., a.
iitfod, vho rs Imported 81 Col silirs' "a
Wsshiagioa seeatyi wiz nss,,s,s daai ~ -.
ssiy, 400 egt q = slsssfls nafss, tisFsi fsfk
bio7d, aud yes ogasf ty Ctefies fafrei =.
aat crotast Wah Tea. "a is tesaea -
ssry 70 gee . loaEsF astsa ~ 81, - - =.
~ eooa, siass. rsf. go ssfisag. - s...,.,,.5
b fsv, sas sassiiss - aoes
g0frF - oNnFr
A9CoB EouRh tr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04


PeRfHEneFy, &c.
FHSHE following srtIelss re- tbs 5ro,is, ;,,,
reeeised feon Philadslphis, src Gor ssle a
Dr. ssaslsH's Drug Store, yizs
Colleges Rstsr, genuine. 10 botllss, Of rev ssd
clrgsu' patterns,
RsfnyFE, DO do d AZ
0sasss Flewss DO 40 ss
s.agnglia do De Do
el,sa DO DO DO
F-Is9aese FFeehls wash,
k.Aig 9Ais. Nursery Pssdsr, sup'r Toilet do.
Ceie Cfezrt, Roeo Lip Salso.
otio u Roses, o.to ~ Josssmias,
FsSsisa seeut Bags,
Powder Putt and Boxes.
cp3etzss aoa plain yolatiIs gsts.
PoR NWn RAYas
ledisa oi, ysTag's lfsis Tenie q cav sriislsj
Cifcafsiaa oil, Mecaatr OIL
DersrssxS Dspiiatofy Fawdsr.
ai1a.os, !, euriies FIuid, SAILS u Yirsisis.
ih.iian Jar DE, Dsvi8s 90.
teralabie Do. 20.
e-sfs' of lsHssi rsffsusd sBd pisin)
asA<4 0rsase, ~ peFesieip iafs.
ron TxEu TEETH
- af.ofisfn q &c Tooih erutis5.
A1ra Tg1ft
kfspfeis foala
Chiorine Co -.
Aremtiie Tech Poeseg,
Chi9rlns TO- o.
nssssle 81 90 &C. &c. ae.
FssHNo AoAps. ii. Aipias, aassmafy. ca.
20. Tnstpstssl Ciossnoa 6lisufsl. aust.
e.aso. aaa iiswsfds ehioiiis, ssw aaa fns
sa0sg soAPs
Naples Dusioas. q lsgs.
Cream ~ Airsas1 a. n rnnefin9 asfiefe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
The Celebrates ecrS.
Y0Uh6 HEROD Tue rs

Nv tt st.nd 70 aslFl1s 40 tassaa ffon
" the s0h ofNafeh este 5te sflA u june
s ss - Fellows: On hsnd - eat .fussssys IN
days e \. Say&ssis aisshsailk ekeo thrs.
niies ffp1 ehssAsFasteaa 81 ths fkaff s9.,,o
Toaa - sFbeays aua 8astfdays. a the slshis, IN
"aeainsioa kEans Eve mIist eess bf bhephsfAs.
touh, "a tAs zee iSt1las Eroa shspksfs 49,
% saftiaeegyg ,--ka9 eni bs ~ Be- sssfss Al ~
ieM rate ofEiFE DOLLARS a. siarls kss. -
sEFkN DsbLAN3 e. sests, prosidsd sks -.
s -, are pee utHa ~ settpai II not, EigAt
6s paid 70 nsfss, sac 10 Fssponsibii.sy ~ .s,i'
dssts - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
BRUSHES, Sc

BHUOHEO, sc.
"A FINE assortment OF lair, Hat and Clothes
IA BRUSHES,
Razors. Shaving Boxes,
Razor straps, Sc, sc,
Received and Zoe sale, at STRAtTH,S.
May 81, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
DIR. ATRAITH.

EHANtNC just Waited Phiisdeiphia and Bali
Nh moro, aud rePlenished his stock from the
markets Of those cities, Offers 10 The public as
La.ge aad complete az .7ssortnenf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

SHsIig following articles, for the Toilet, Just
teesisea fte@ Philadslphis. src Gor ssle 81
Dr. efattsa's Drug Store, yizs
Colleges wstsr, genuine. 10 botlss, Of rev saa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

4fn Stfeffor Enyttst Sfoi/ion
VKffL make Ms present season a d s,shls
~ 9 shs subscriber year wissksslsr, Va. !,
% SO ne session and 600 % inscrs, win n
cnsn u the kroom 10 svffy ease. re ss.son
VIII ezpasoa The let of July usxf. a. which
time t1s noosy for bic servicss win 81 8us ssd
paynseut expeetsd. Fer The iasaraocc. The mo-
10y vii b clnmsd - SOFA 40 tks mare Il a.
ccrtsinsd % be IN foai o. transfenea An
persons sending mares siIf Be required IA 800
their notes with them foe che ssssoc. p,y.bls
On she let Of Jaiy, aud FOE The insuraaes 4: soop
asHhc narc i sseert.ined 10 Be 10 loal o. trans
ferredi and II = marc insured should not prove
with fesi, the nots viii be returned Exceltsnt
Pastnrsge for rnsres viii be furuishsd Al so cts
= week, % they viii 10 plcntlfuIly led o. xrsiu
At SO per meath. pasturags Included. Black
servants bearded gratis while sticnd,se me
mares. The expresses Of keeping The nsrs
must DO paid before takiBs thea away.
sarpedon IN color. 10 rich brown, nc hand.
high, Of The siroegess soaformstion, ana ths
moot beautiful action; his back and ioIa, 80 re-
marksbsy strong, that be wa thought 10 be
master OF Is atons--his blood Of the pure,t and
richest IN Eagland, and OF entirely different
crosses 10 any Of our native mares; he pos,ssse,
more Of the Mtabrias and Bsaainrbrverk blood
thar any ether hose ever Imported, and eros,
Of either is particularly admired in our mother
'aad, snd for Pts< aud sfsuinsss Il l. usivtr,ally
admired. Very few Of ssrpedooS get hass
been trained, and YET yearly al have been win
nefu from one 10 four mile besfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
SsArsiriMss; aeatntn, oils, uuo
9pestuffa,

Is ean'be found Ia the Valley, aha takes the OPP
poFsnniiy Of stating, without qualification or re-
serve, that ba will dispose os bis stock at N
tmall Proats - any ono could be expected TO
SAX Who wiahss 10 make living himself and at
the ssane tlae 10 let otho - live. Twill. like my
neish6oars, make n difference for cash, which
every enc can DO.
chaFlsssews. May -. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
Nzitcheli,s school, S,eo~raphv.

WITH very elegant ATLAS, the most ap-
proved work os the subject for schools,
Tor sale al 81 Is Tor The Book aud Atlas, n
May %, 1870. sTRAiTiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
BALTrMoAE, 8 Liberty It, ?
Reh. IA. I9AQ II

My wife, aflrr hssias been Afflicted With Dyspep-
ia aed Sick iieadase FOR length Of tisne, - In
dueed to use Dts. Dtesbaeh, Kuhn aud Psyor's
DyspSPtte Eordisi, With en;ire relief Of al che
plete rvlrEi In several hls Of Cholis also
49, JOSEPH BIssGS,
Formerly of Frederick co AId.
MsHieo. Crawford CO., ohIo, Feb. a, 1889.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-19
A DOR E IS,

fTO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
ELECTORS OF THE S;ATE OF NEW
YORK.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

I'd aaa militia officer can
eHes to 1-crrsl WH...-s-.
candidate has pm BIS 5...-.-...-
be tx fHrrl
b# Gen. Trn..--vasa.l... ...
Reports. o. raa 22tl.varI-
made another Rsrn. 10 u#s
IsI4l- extracted d, .srgn
bava given D. again a-rsatrat-s..
port VIII BE- found indie ,aHst
and q J. accompanied hya I.s, ~.
~abm.ufdto Con--s,, by n K.
Va aUisr General Wa-An-.ar s,s
dale January 18Th, 10. WlrC.-
ngtan must have wished Go parap.a,.
too. ct he would not have al.aassl
OF War 10 recommend a "rs.o-,s.
the MlIlal
Well = seems that three TINES. ,s.a.
Is M" called "a si0adiag Ann
mended by Gen. Harrison! Wa.
to be pepe'naicd lhenl Who al
tins great NlNry power, Which nm
- No. . ~. ,ls Nv nan e Nas
49,. n '','" . ""' w u at Tue afa. ass
-. - 49,. va" n n 80 i'5F.7 q ISL
,,,so 49, ,'o A.. ~ W. - '.,.' = l'-' '-il.
III ~ -. '''3''' we '''' ''l'to .-a 4 i
- ~ i, W.. Y '''9 rum % has q.
80 '"'H--'s Vlays +,
=, : :" ~, ~ IN 49,! ''o-' o-lh.aT
NJ y .''' w. ,o .,"' -
- '''5 T''s '0o0 '"o 1854 he laas,e.,.
NJ. .''1' ne >,'''' ''1" ,l ' !,
~, ' ~ '',I W - ~. C 81, SOS OF. Tie lia4, /
D =. " -, ",'' 0'''' ''''h o. ae Naaa.
= ~ ~ Imp ''''u y OIL Ia Be-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

NEW YORK STATE ELECTl0N
Democratic neH gain Of Fiig. four Torm 10
last Fold
We have already exposed he naccmacvd \
Evening Journals table ofrelufn, Of The utI
Town Elections in this state, aad particular
false comparative returns OF the last uag
grossly Inconsistent with il, own statement, Z
and now. That table was thrown ont mpr
effect out Of the State, and with adelleaa /.
sign to convey false impres,loai sIaceaaa
results were not SO well calculated losg'' b
purposes Of party that relies Iatmueuea
oepDlon, humbur, log CABIN bJaoa.i' aud aa
hard cider" enthusiasm, than upon tae ra
pies or qualifications ofls candidates, Curs
Ell with It's own statements bow, OF @lb5e&-
al results, the table Of the Evening JgU1l
clearly a. part Of the game Of decePaAnd 0w.
by which party which has ever d',InN'tnu
teIigcnce Of the people, now lbeI' hefdNn
meui by seeking their favor through lhem@t s
plcahlc ariGces, and by devices, lfrgm7ns
log cabins, gillhu,toas, and a canddae@ac.
which could scarcely be expected to Ca3
senses and lure the crsdulty Of children
Bat we prefer to pnrsua the su1jrc. S
show, from the Off ,iaI returns Of last aIs'a
uou, and the actual retuias Of the elections
spring, the political aspects Of the stale 'o.
they are indicated by the large deesF' s|
The democracy since iqsi jaiL
The official returns CT the general eac."
November last show thai the democrats ca.
then All towUs, and the ledsralss 467 l'n,'
The actual returns Of the town election, ID VI
aud Apr,i ofrhis year. show that the DtN'a
have succeeded in 1875 towns, and @e t'a'
lists IN las, Being a Fedual loss d2y "'
and democratic GAIN Of % towos--aod 4,
DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF iltll1V'
TOWNS.
The aggregate Federal majority laN y'"I :
1900 votes IN poll OF 362, uO0 II a'@'
mag journal assumes, the town elections 1''
taken is any indications Of the Popdaf 'S"'.
,and they never were more generally " '-
contested upon party grounds than at inc l'''
tlne) the Change in favor Of tbc democa,l !
last fall, IS decisive ofih approaching ''..
Il IS difference of fifty four town, " IN
yenteenh Of the whsle nuuber--of' u Od'..
by aggregate mjlulies, aud one se'ro' ~
samed as the ato, the gains up"a'u' "
votes, or a difference to the Democrats Y .
yand the Federal majority Rsi ldiI o. l"'''
5000 votes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

Or VIII our friend, Henry Dickinson, Esq
1t is really pity that SO good follow sud So
honest man skaold belong 10 tie uoudc-orrl
unptncipled Wing party; We have vel hopes lho'
be will JOIN HE democratic inld---we lc cy,law
that he must be Disguised With some Of hrwa.
eeedngs OF his party. How can he 60 rP,Tilcr
and TauG--how can be stand had cider aud
Log CABIN But we forgot what @c intended
to say VIII Mr., Dickinson, read the extracts
which we to-day publish from Gen, lartsou'S
report upon the subject Of The re organhanou Of
the militia aud soy # there ls not a. much Of q
Standing army IN II, as 10 the proposition hlrI,
submitted 70 Congress, --not BY Mi Van Buren,
but by Mr.. PoIn,eHi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23
Fr9m the Natcbc. Free Tr'deT'
THE DENOUEMENT OF THE G ALi "

THE DENOUEMENT Of Ed n,
SABArn ENENiNc, t'f lynn = (.
What we wrote on Friday, the Gay ~
calamity. has SINCE proved tai too loa
latlon aad lar too iaia, sketch Of The ~" u.
has befrIlcn our noble.sPulttd yet CO. -'.., !.
The estimate Of a liGit more Than ''I,
quarter Of dollars for he damages u''' 4,
buildings merely may be nearly corr a
compact part Of the city; but 10 eo''' y, .rs
merchandise, PROVISIONS, goods Oh yaii'l, n.
aaj furniture destroyed there Should !" W.
lan Of some Of our practical and c'I ID
men, hp, at least, four millions more aol's n.
king the entire loss Of property mans D
Na'choz more than FIVE MlhL'o'
DOLLARS.
TIN, c.umaic. we believe to be ''i''.! -
the bounds oil moderation. ne ln'' ~
t;y Of pork, bacon, butter, lard asa ~
lost at the Laudmc--svept INTO ne '' nd
lIyious nyer- would as,ouish any %" n.rI
Quain'ed with the nature Of our iIaae' IN.
our large Ware Houses ard nlni'hi'E Ta
wing lately been crppled and tes''l'' NM "
operations. the most Of the supplies !" 5ts
+, and the adj, eul counties have " -
from the Naichrz Landing ttse -, rga
ser, few exceptions, are whemed u ~
lost IA he waters, -. sss
There are numerous dwellings N u fcso,.s
well as upper CITY, where every fsn' /. ! del
and clothing. and ortameut, Wa EN'r,csllt
ramon. &c tie whldNud and LOST Y MA.
llaay ladie, lost elegant and yalaao'e y" X, b
aud we're dependent on lnendsh'P !" '.,m.a
,esfmen,s with uh.ch they eo'sieo
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23
THE TRrE ISSUE.

Shall ours be a GOFER.NHEAT or the
B.1.NKS or a GOTER.NlIE,NT or TINE
PEOPLE Shall nee hare q GoN>tl'li rtON-
AL TREASURY, sS ~ NCON>ItII TON
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall zee hare n Cos
SrITurioNAL crRgINcy o. GOLD anl SILVER
or one Of IRREDEE.HiBLE P.APER2 Shai
zee live under The dc,p1iisp Of Movnlp AIRS
rocR.cY, or unier he fafginrds II FREE
CONS TITUTTO.N2- Wa.hutt.. Chuu.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

"ShoHid I be asked n tbae be to ,sag bg rshirh
the GExERAL GovEHyNEsr ran CD me cause Of
E.hi.NCfPdTIO.N, I aHucsr. y has io9g Lsep
AN OBJECT sgAR ~ nr,Rr 10 see tbe u HOLE
SURPLUS REFE.NUE approprafsito that Oh.
jet WILLIAM II HARRISON
Wig capdia e for the Presid,Hcg
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23


team ..a e.. oi e--s-..nl 80 every schou. u '4e
lDfsl States.
lnia CORPS oi m.'.'ar5 institutions should be-
-afa.Hd 90 a.snd ia '4e :. ialls'.- aad element
q part o. 'a-caron n every school '' Pie | a'et
States Whilst Tie more ee'. ...'e pam .. lie an
o. H.r SHALL -r communicated o. professors o'
..e ''''1'' 20 0' 's''-''.'' - OF '''' d ''' al
rg. .....t--..e
80. -....'..se a's 'af -aa.' '..' --
.'.'... -', .'''..'''''' "''.sl' ..'''' ...
- .s- ~ '' t a" ..' l'..l,'' '.- -.
''r ''''.' '''- '''''S 81 'i-' '''''''' IN
.s'''- "'. -'''." anu u.1.. " y! 7 ~
Gus '' .'' " .'''.'''', '''D "''' '.''' ~ W
a'''' "'''.' iO"''' W." '',
F''s -, '0'' ", ." 9"
.'-'' ''''.' - r.
f '",' Z .''. !, : '.o' : Gus P.''''' WY,
".''0''"' VIZ "' "'''.' i'l','" ~ -
""'''' -,
,, ''' ''7.'" iu'"'.1 ','''O'.' ~ '0'' '''
me ''" .'''' '''' '''''''N ~ ''''0'" D-'>''
OH "a ~irtrl' as HHitHs iFtHaH1tdH ~ fldttttt j.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

to- We are authorized IA announce WILLIAM
NEsp rs candidate for the eli 81 State Treas.
1er at the special election, 10 fill the vacancy &C..
cacasioncd by tue death Of Col, JAMES g. WI
LIAMs,
To We are authorized 10 announce JAMES NJ
Downs candidate ot Treasurer OF STATE To 81
The vacauey occaspntd by tie death Of Col. J. II
Williams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23


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'''. .'.'....-...,...... ,'',r,.r.,r ,zD
~" tfo' 2 ~ Nv us III
HAN. bH0hE.-
TT. GREAT WIG IlJMhJG ABolI
oT.NUTNG ARMY. EXPLODED.
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s,s.. at,sos g,,a tae liberty orlbe penalr.
Tt., ...r .,.l.rrrly fb,., r,it.rr Ehe i sg.
,,a NJ. Eeafd of III he history n m. nation from
~. f..I,,., II ~ ,.reIn.,,s,, 10 Tie present
is,t ',,,,,,,., Of, gtr. At the
p,..,l.n, ed. r, ,ar,.f.,..,a h.. p,t,r,.u S5eb.
,.0,,--,. q, sgr1e IT ,lr Nm friends rHe, re-.
,...,,,sr8,t,,,, 81. ,te Secy.,.r, of War. ;8ttbr,
declare lbsy viii ,,.nf..,t n, man. who ha, ever
,,r,,.,r,,4,d .,cb ,, ,gfa.u,e-- M. pnt even The
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23
TIE PLEnGE.

Martin Vdn Buren,, IA has Inaugural nd.
dress, gore a PLEDGE hat IA bill Hisrir
ING 0i 4 siartrg IN the D'Hfieta 81 Coh9"b'a o.
the STATES, should err ifcsjEs his ccashiHi'o"a'
sanction. TIL. shopii BE- made a rr-T ours.
TloS by Ne Stare holding State, CTTIlE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL Ne
YER VOTE FOR AM NAN rs pRESl
DENT OF THE Z. STATES, WHO WILL
NOT GIVE TINS SOLEMN PLEDGE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

And, ,slmatng the whole U. States militia at
amllion, then the total expense training the Of
drer, Of the militia would be some hundred thou
sand dollars less than two millions.
The following estimate IS made on the suppo-
siuon Of he officers receiving oaIy hal(pa The
estimate proceeds, however, Upon supPo-iuoa
that no officer Is to receive less than hty dollars
rar "'oo'h. md the sergeaais full pay and rauns.
,. Estimate for one bundled thou.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23
FoR GoyERN0R --rtrcTIoN IN lsll.
MICHAEL +. DEGRAFFENRElD,
of Uikinson Comig.

10 be submitted 10 The deeision q Siaie Can,
ra,ipR
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23
For President
MARTIN VAN buren,
Election IN 1910.

roR ELEeroRs OF pRgsnrSr ASn VICE PRESIDENT,
ROGER BARTON, n Marshall County.
THOS. KINDS, Of jefferson
CHAPMAN LEVY. .IHaia
JOSEPH A. MARSHALL, 81 Krmpsr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

ToR AN INDEFrSprNr TREASURY AGAiN5r 4 IA
TIONAL mask.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

We can assure him that the Wings claim Mis-
,iSsppl also Tor She Is IS certain 10 GO against the
administration as The sun rose this morning.
1reus
NeighDor ,gio ja'G you lAe suu rose TINS morn.
ny.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

AUD tor ouu,0o0, Sl565,Ul0 90
On The 9'h day Of January, ISIS, as Chairman
81 The same Committee he submitted another Re
porl on the same subject. (Sce Military anlrs
sol Isl page G75.l The following are ex.
tracts:
MI HARRISON made tie following report.
The committee to whom was referred so much
OF 'nr Message Of the Preside rs relates to
the Mtll'm, have had lhai subject under consl-
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-05-23

Expense Of training officers for
one month, at full pay,of twenty.
FIVE brigades ,or one huadled thou
sand men,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-28
FARM FOR SALE.

l. hRM EOA pALE.
SITUATED in Woolwich Sd of mile above
- the old ferry on the river road, containing a.
bout "a acres Of good and-has valuable growth
of oak and pine timber, orchard, two story house,
wood house, carpenter shop, barn and shed, excel
lent water privilege and every convenience for a
person engaged in the coasting business for
chanic.-Also about IS tons of hay and all the
farming utensils on said farm. For particulars en-
quire of Amasa Soule Bath, or the subscriber in
Chelsea Mass. j. nj. SOULE.
Nov. 9th, 1889. tf32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-28
SHIP CHI ND L 4 u Y


A GENERAL Assortment constantly on 6nnH
IA and for sale by ZINA HYDE d Co, FROM
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and;
farred, from the manufactures OF Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine Of most descriptions.
ANCHORS fall Sizes warranted.
CILaLN CABLES, Sheets and Ties OF Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war
ranfed for years; also, English Chains. Boil, &
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
dh7r Castings of all descriptions
WndlssS .Necks and CapStan Spindles.
ZINC SHE.aTHLNG NAILS, a new and uppro-
pirate article.
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass.
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser at his place of bust.
ness, direct from the manufactory free of expense
to him. and at the manufactor's lowest prices.
Bath April / 1910. 1yl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-28
WN7M. B. TRUFANT, world inform the in

NN7M B. TRUFANT, world inform the in
wv habants of Bath and its vicinity that
lowing to his being much of the time absenD his
me dicno for cure of SALT RHEuM &c may be had
of Capt. Henry Hyde at the BATH BOOK
STORE.
PR1cE--One dollar with full directions.
w. b. T. Would just observe, that the increased
demand for the above article from abroad IS well
as at home, warrants him TO believe it TO be as rec
commended, when faithfully applied, as the follow
ing will slow:-
THIS Medicine is the most safe and ctfectlial
remedy ever yet discovered. The subscriber has
been Agent for the sale Of the above medicine for
lew months and during that time, has seen persons
affected with the Salt Rheum in every degree, from
a very slight touch on the hand to the covering OF
the whole body, completely cured by the above
medicine !; and would recommend it with the utmost
confidence, to all affected in any degree with the
above complaint. And resort has been had TO this
in cases of obstinate humors of years standing with
entire success. SAMUEL ADAMS.
Hallowen, February co. 1889.
The subscriber having been agent for the sale Of
The above named medicine for several months, and
having known ofseveral cures performed by using
it can safely recommend it to those afflicted with
| Salt Rhenm. Augusta, J. E. LADD.
] From Gentleman in Hartford, Ct.1
| Mr.. TRUFANT. Dear Sir Hearing of an extra
ordinary cure of Salt Rheu in this vicinity by the
| use Of your COMPOUND wish you to forward me
| by way of Boston, four packages to be sent from
| Boston to Hartford by Mail. Oct. 1889.
| Bath, Nov. %, 1889. 1y 30