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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13


Mrr.1-.ct Ur1se To- 3, The we1- -u Of a u1r..n,
Whose Hglr.s4-c us au.SBrAs MIN tluser s nigh,
oaSa auuts l2ar .'f. anil tc,glsSd y1ar 'u,a-
laH,
You have 4aaas aa4 saf.4 tia, t.e word canine.
buys
Tie mal7s af wealth may effect O. lgsp>l yol,
tr'nrrncH- YOU Ignorant. ~1rdd AMI base,
b., tfe moment u.I come that s.ali teach .aem go
prEs YOU,
The >soru ihey have wr,uen-,aemssyes sha.
eras,.
No, theirs are the hands that can gura basL ;te
t'ow
They NAV live To- thc breeze that b., pays wah NE
waaw
But we uu,n them when the hurricane comes.
They mus, cal upon yea IN the moment oi danger,
NhCn he wSr-baane- spreads as red lo.ds to The
ar.
When ocr homes are sssaied by the hands OF a
stranger,
And our vatey. re.eeho with the cries of despair.
Where 81 Romes faded grandeur her ruins are tel
ing
Where Athens proud temples reflect back the
sun,
| 10 Palmyrss sirrets-now the iacka. lone dwelling;
| are recorded TIE lrtumphs BY industry won.
| There nal a nation where science las anurshcd,
| There !, not land that the arts have adorned,
7 al your yalor has guarded-your luansry nourish'
Through glory and saame--though degraded rnj
| Scorned.
Your labour in peace, Ike bright living @uatan,
| S,uds MYERS OF wealth u rCpitnlsh the earth,
| And ~ war, Ike the sIurm-h,a:cn lock OF the noun
! TAM
You ward "a ,be blast from the land of your birth
/ Rut ths pp4rF lkf stp n'rr Napr rnuutrv stt
For ,he wealth you besow ihty repay yop with
sncers,
Aud the wounds you have borne ia he. cause unre-
plntng
lugralimde bathes with adver>ry's tears,
When the herald o. lame in the annals orstory,
The deeds Of hero proeaimS through The hand
| The monuments reared To enhe kon hs glory,
And the deeds they record--are the works Of your
hand.
But what your reward whcu the conf ct IS ended
Or where rs your niche ~ The tcnp'e uIamc'
| The huTes you won with snoher. are blended,
And darkness sul rests on the artisans mans.
Yet bow not your hearts to the proud man. rcvel-
More noble in sorrow than he in his pride;
At each mark ol dIsdan with true dignity Smiling
Your acts will rehuke when your lot they derldc
Let Hope cheer your path, though dcsprsed and
neglected,
Be virtue your shield when temptation is nigh;
BY honors bright coie be your actions directed,
Deserve aud demand the rcspec, they deny.
For ages YOU langushed in darkness and. sorrow,
Tolng on--Ior the wealth HAT another must reap
Each day OF regret but the type al tomorrow,
As wave reflects wave IN thclr race Der the deep
Bat one after one your CHAINS have been riycn,
Aud tie day star Of Hope ilom the horizon rose
When the star spahsied fag to Columbia gwen,
Called TIE children ofloll meath il shade 10 re
pose.
Then hgh be your ana Cor the portals of glory.
By Freedom uuharrd NOW Disclose to the view
tablet whercon 10 emba2on your story,
An urn for the tears 10 your memory due.
When your countrys proud star through luturt
= shining,
Dams bright with The deeds that her chiIlrc
have done,
May The loy.eet wreath roand her damcm twiniuq
BE that which her tod.wofn mechanics have won
II. Il,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

NY yr.ee af a deed # Trust executed by John
" Obey, on the l3tl April lsto, ard duly re-
corded n the office Of be- ltlk oi he Probate court
If Chleslsaw county, .i''lS'ppl' lo- lac purposes
ib,re,p mentioned. lwlll offer lot sale for cash, at
osb.c auction, IN front of DE Court house DOOR III
he town vi Eotis6n. N said County, 1n me 9Th day
of November npxi, beirg tie lst day Of the RAJ
Term c-lbe Circuit Court vt said county. the fol-
l,g3p, described lots, - wit: LOIS number one two,
and e,ght. in square number fiteen, the whole Of
sor,re number ,xteen ut n1mber three IN square
number fsir. the whole Of lot number two, in
SQUARE number -four, except twenty feet foat and
,hry three feet back, according 10 The plan Of sur
vey Of sad Town.
Tile believed 10 be good. Such title only viii oe
coayeyci as IS vested 70 me b. sad deed OF trust.
H. Il. CARTER, Trustee.
MAY 5th 1910. -4j-26w. ~. fee $50 50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

EANpoLPH AND HARRisoN.--The Federal
parry vii not hesitate 10 deny the truth, OF assert
lalsehoods OF any soli 10 promote their Objects
N Harrison. Every day shows this to be their
settled policy, They denied that Harrison was
Federalsl-u friend Of The elder Adams during
the reign Of ,,tror--ahough charged by joan
Randolph, III Hau,sons's presence IA Congress
and expressly admitted bY the latter lie equiv.
coated It Is true, ia BIS reply about his 'aEIhs
an active pen IN politics, being only delegate
from Territory, ~ Congress, but what VIII he
and his Federal friend, Jud-e Burnett, reply to
the explicit testimony borne by venerable gen
teman, Mr. MhIp, one Of the vice presidents, at
the great Republic an convention, recently held ~
Jefferson, county, indara' Mr.. Taylor, one Of
he candidates Tor The Legislature, called out M
Mills, au early acquaintance Of Hanson, N re-
gard to his politics al lie pcilod alluded to- IN
the reported proc, edmgs tis stated hat MI lay
or:
In speaking Of The principles OF the Ieder-
al and compar,no Them wuh hose Of the Demo
Cralic patty, asserted thai General Harrison was
jealous and strenuous supported OF lhe ~''"'
and std.toH iam" administrator o. JOh'i hue'Na
and called Mr. Mill, one oil the Venerable wee
rresdrnts,lu substantiae biz charge. M anus
was helped upon the stand, aud SAID N voice
eufcebleJ wrh aye, that he was IN CiDcinhaU
when General HARRISON returned lfom Oohgie"
At one time, during tue administrator OF 'oNn
Adams, Nth a black esetads IN has nat aHo
hat ali the Federallsls iH The city followed h''
example, aud ho,s,ed lie o1.dus badge Of loY
ism"
The Fedelali.ts, to impose on the DEMOCRACY
deny all he facts which ever recommended ma,
rl.on 10 their favor They deny john Randolph
s,alemeB,--,bey will probably ieny that o. MI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS, I
AnrA 2slh, $40

10 Purchasers Of Choc,ou Orphan Re'erra'toHf.
NOTICE il hereby given to purchaser Of Choc-
~ taw Orphan Reservations, hat lhe Inst Of the
bonds become dee ard payable on Tire 2s'h May aud
8th june uext, aud wits view 10 The acconlmnda'
ton OF the parties interested, as far possible, lu-
thur.iy !. gwen, BY he Secretary ol War; Tor pay
merits IN lie city Of New Orleans. DeposIes may
,bere,;5re be made n the Citizens Back Of that city
Ia the credit CT VIM. Seldeu, Treasurer Of The Dnl-
ted States, 90 SPECIAL dcposile, ~ spec't' DoP',
cate certificates If EACH deposle vii be ptocued
frarr the Bank anl forwarded Ia hrs office; on The
recroli,n of which the bonds viii Be surrendered.
+. HARLEY CRAWFORD,
Commissioner Of Indian .4taIrs.
70 be published III tte Southern Reporter, at
Grenada, 81 s5i"lPp and Democrat at Columbus,
N...ee,pn.. every other DAY until Tie 9Th OF June,
ana forward their bills wlth copy Of the paper
containing Tue aaserAsemeas, to th,s Office lor pay
meuf.
May 30tb, A7--2g. lPrs. fee, 81 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

M',. and, since the, are barrorstruok with The
idea ilst an yr-au.zed cal ...ts must prove a stand
ing army, they val probably DENY that HARRISON
VAS iu favor OF John Adams standing army, aud
opposed 90, ieoucH.p. We uoU make ihat ch1rSe
agF.u,, bun, and challenge cou,udicuon.--
G.ots.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13
Executors Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate OF John j."
~ Park, decd late 81 Monroe county Miss, ale
hereby required f. make payment and those nav
nv demands against il, TO present them ~ The terms
Of tie law, c, else this nnuce #il be plead IN bar o.
recovery. "
REUBEN Y. REYNOLDS, Executor
MAY SJm. ls4e -aT-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

Gold aud SICer IS tie poor mans currency II
knows no pJuics, no counleielh or discounts. HE
man who has dollar or an eagle, knows What lac
can get lUT It, aud what II vii be worth IN twelve
month or Two should he choose Ia hoard i. Now,h a
srmtr receives u bank NOTE why he IS IN tuJu.atlon
until It out oil s hands, estlse bank should han,
and leave him possessed with worthless smnplas-
Ter. Let Cougfess give Us iaW equalzIng Tie true
value OF the precious metals as liked abroad, W lhas
the p products OIL the fIeh utnes IN Georgia ana me
Caroisas having received TIC impress Of the liberty
cap 1T the mint, iuay remain with Us as oailobai
currency, and not be sent 10 foreigners as merctan'
dise We ask no other Naliolai bank than the
mines Providence las Blessed our country wtlh. We
ask 10 better currency lhan god AMI silver, the pa-
ss df every sound currency. GIVE us Tie hard do'-
lars and eagles, and lei tiiose vino love pancs aud
discounts, slsnd OUT l0f rag money.-1renton Inn
porlum
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

Tur N,trtIoN Ltv--We understand that
Judge Ghol,oa vtH not atop, The valuation law
iu ihe federal court ct ih,, State. In common
with some oiihc ab.est men 40 the s,lte,ibe Judge
has strong doubts ot the cousutuuonabty Of the
law, as 10 affects contracts already entered ilio.
Judge Ghal,oa we regret % learn has been Ia
delicate health during The session OF TIE eour, /;
Ne, the bar speaks generally m high terms OF his
energy, industry and etiicIen, dlsharSe q The
high aud responsible duues OF h,s otlee.-- 'eSs'
burg Sentinel
pIEO.-In this city, on Monday The sth .nst
al O'Clock, I. NJ, Of toe 'sphus fever. after
an illness Of several weeks Which be bore witt
great .oriiJude, Mr.. NItilA,i Il. Gmus. N n,
2slh wear Of hls age, formerly Of Isle O'Nish
coun,y. Va, and for tha last lour yeefs real
/ dent OF lhls place.
! Mr. Gibbs came 10 ta,s county a. time Nhsr
hundreds Of Young adventurous spuils were leay
/ ,ng the homes of their youth, receiving the warn
Hiss Ola lcnd mother and ths heavenly bcnedlc
OF a Kind father, 10 seek Their fortunes IN The sun
NY South. lie came--elhough he d'd not es
! cape that calamity which has ytsI' the who'll
county, vet he possessed ,hat within Ne'ch eoul'
nse superior To any niIslouune--a heart 10 b.
Ju'i, and splr!t not to reflne after The th.ngs
tins world; but to the eonttary, ne locked ior
ward with patience 10 the time, woon, w.lh beolh
a suifclency of this worlds goods would be bl'
aad all that he would be entitled to. Alas, how
I ever, were these moderate calculations pG;cpa
1 ted, and the subject OF them Is removed from tbl
to another, and We hope better world
! To say that tho subject OF our remarks wa
usD, is not sufficient, he was also amabc, coute
gu, and manly IN all his dealings and intercourse
lie was The snceIe friend; the kind acquaintance
no sord,d views entered his BOSOM, 80 vtnd,c
tive malice was ever cherished IN hts heart-br
The better feelings flowed lIom II as the pcIu
cid stream from the pure COMMUNICATING I
i,s course the germs Of hallowed friendship
flowers which by chance or otherwise suewe
the sunny margin of It's banks,
To Els relatives snd fneuds, residing ina 6i,
lant part We mos. sincerely offer our condo
lencc and sympathy and would say to them lb'
although they were notpresent 10 minister unt
HIM, their, place was abundanly supplied b
those who were, who feel keeny the wounds tia
others must endure --,iIguS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13
Passed ths Senate April 2 $40.
Attest. ASBUkY UlCKlNS, Sec'ty.
AMENDMENT rsorosrD ny Nh. LINCOLN.

i o amend the bIl by inserting after the word
"sct' IN the eiglh Inc 81 the TIN section, the words
. aud FIR iour months neat preceding, 81 that Il
amended, tac clause IN tie section VIII read a. oi-
lows
And the right OF pre-empton under lie provision,
shall be- aud hereby is extended 10 al settlers on
The public ands tie date oil this act, and for tour
A.Hllths next preceding.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

r-.-.--..-r -fsls rrpia rffls Fra->.a .3-1-
W,-r.rl.i 1870 ..a.> GOD tie ,yar....',.r
-. ---.. f...s -ir,c .e~tt.fo.- anil t -ay %
.sg. il.s, ,Herc 40, a>s fat#c 6ot- .,-
I.,.,v a. lave ,g,r l,fae u.ntsz.' ou aa
-.rr,s character. i aHarr.lt aaus
800. .-,.c .p.5i or H.ian1'.rrH, % t.e 'rirnis
-.,..r. aft rJrcaaar. Ia 4. ealHs ..rr .re
.o.e So uuHhy OF patronage. II has-s
.-,r, w.. 20 ATTEND suJ WINES. tie ufrsye-
..r,t,.e whom God has p.svfi u..tr tier
...,,..f.,. there yyuu.i a. sure ar,e q spin, ot
...,. Ina lie has...l of each >cIrrr--.y would
80, ,ar,a,s a,s mare-tWoad give an .ugy-
IN. p4pa, be sd. >'u.y ua'.r sud pay e>>.
IT.. d. another error winch rsrsaI, TIA grcat
tan, Tia, is. parents wHijFawns thsIr cmsIr,n
-H.F,y> OF ,x5maatau-n' hauler Should lie
-, m il,c way u.' jhc e.al-ha ,h,alI rather be
-, Onward by lhe parent taan drawn back. Il
-. re snf5s,aa. aud VI it, TIE end utterly Ju-
..,,,, s,uers Is tar study, unless lae rcd hauE>
N, head as tie ewari Of lis drobedi,nce-
l,b,, should not he tolerated in Our southern la-
slalors.
"A, a,t orthe frs, complaint TIA, We enter a.
.,., the friends ofthe institution, we vi. Illustrate
her. were but three yisilers on "Wednesday al
.,a,ou. Has HE pupil any thing that would IN
-. hin, I, sand the test Of an examination II he
doe, not receive the applause Ct visitors, nor The
,bserne smile ofthe parent He cares not wheih-
,-be IS better fitted ior he ordeal taan would be for
g., ] . Ia,
n,iot--thal is the Withdrawal OF the children on
5,ys OF examination. In two of the mos, lmpor-
gn studies in our academies, Geometry and Alge-
bra there were classes Of from 20 10 25-on the day
10 The latter,
What hope has the ,elcher, and in short what
would stranger lhnk Of US who IN travelling thro'
the country aud SHOULD visit our school,'--o lat
phlanlhtopi>t? Could he give une nst uuF south
,n FILTERS or mothers would ike To hearl Would
not the crimson blush of shame creep over the cheek
Of any southern to listen to a charge so derogaloy
to our want Of enterprise in the field o.. education
ltwold1 Why at then, fathers mothers, guar
dahs and patrons turn out, and BY oar presence
drpel those dark clouds that ere gathering so last
upon The prospects Of or institutions.
It's said that tayeIers Jndge Of the intelligence
and taste of people, BY their devotion to the rera-
~ Institutions Of their oounly-ol their spirit o
improvement in the public cdifces--olthe advance
mert ol the ars aud sciences and IN all the matters
that contribute 10 the happiness Of man. What
would The intelligent tourist say Of u? Let those
who profess 70 be The patrons o The school and ruth
dratc Their children on days q e9aanaton AN.
SNER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13
DRS. TATE &9WINTER,

HAYlNG associated together, respectfully offer
d J. their services TO the pubic, in the various
branches o their profession .lu Surgical opera
IONS performed. The pressure of the tunes being
great their bills VIII he moderate Office on the cor
ner of Market and Washington streets, opposite the
Washington Hall
Columbus, May 2Sd IsI0-4e-iE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

WE have received supply 81 paper II the hrst
w quality for Blanks, and also new type, and
are now prepared to do work IN as neat a manner
as can be done ia any cay ~ the oauth--New Or
leans not excepted. We also Fave on hand large
assortment Of enameled, brunse, and plain cards
Of al sizes. Ladies visiting cards executed in the
neales. manner at the Office OF the Democrat
April tslh 1s40.-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

UNPARALLELED PREoociTY. -" ls'nt be "a
fine chddin SAID young mother 10 VISITOR as
she proudly exhbaed her first born, the hand
soonest BOY as ever SAW was, Of course the
INSTANT reply Of the old bachelor to whom the
appeal Was made. "Ies, bless has lhe hedfi'
exclaimed the better hall author OF the httle Oanl-
Iing "and 50 very forward Of bis aye don't jou
,hnnkl" Iefy forward" sad tie echo; and, Is
The young malron removed The cap from her bob
by's head, the Inexperienced bachelor continued
m evident amazemeni, BLESS me he Is Tor
ward never before saw person bsidheaded
50 soon :"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

T. We see by the last - Frcemeu'S Jouuu"
that old Otsego, New York is turning out her
thousand sons to cluster around the " Tree Of
Liberty" which has Tor near quarter OF a cent?.
" spread lis benign influence upon the Democta-
Cy Of our native county. We feel a heartInI
pride in Witnessing the youth aud vlgour of the
county mllyng thus early aroused the standard
Of equal rights We feel no fears lor the Empire
State when the hardy yeomanry Of that old Re
publican county takes the field "lth her Leglons
she is host The journal publishes list Of
names amounting to over 200, amongst which
y we see hundreds Of our school mates, whoeS aye
now gives them the Use OF the elective franchise,
crowdns forward to do battle III the ranks Of the
4 Democracy The journal IN commenting upon
n 'leIr cheering prospects says;
4 "lnvew of the fact that the prosperity Of our
beloved country Is unparalleled III the history Oh
nations, and that the DenocfaHc praclpIe. which
Il we profess, have been from the first organization
N Of this Government to the present period. the
"a POLAR star ~ guiding Us "a that prosperity, and
a securing to u, the high privileges we enjoy-lhe
VI question comes home to us IN all lis iorce--Sha
N these principles continue to be the chatter Of ouI
NJ Liberties and the guide to eternal, independence
Y o. shall we, Young Men of Old Democratic
n oiSego tamely submit 10 have those right and
Y privileges eleven down by the unpTncipIed, arls
locratc, rag baron. uufilcd shuted,oe cabin, hare
q cider, British Wings? What Young Democrathes
'a'es for reply! Then Young Freemen, lie
< US arouse Let us buckle on on our armor, ant
IN the spirits Of our departed Fathers, drive these
mlscreant' back TO their hidngplaces and show
VI hem that the Democracy Of Old Oisage is PER
ii fEIuAL, lNVINCIBLE, and TRIUMPH
n ANT"
Stand to your arms ye young sons OF Freedom
N your cause is just and must prevail. We are no
amongst you--but your cause is our cause
N your dc.eal is our defta,-out heart is among,
" you as Of odd we love yol Tor more reasons thai
one aud 30 long as YOU stand iofenast IN ID
cause Of pure democratic principles, remembe
mai there are thousand hearts that beat bCneat
he warm southern cline who strike with yo
m maintaining free mud unlrammelled those sacre
privileges entrusted 10 your cnre BY the Trainer
q That inspired instrument the declaration Of tn
American Independauce
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

U On Saturday last the people Of Tuscaoo-
"a county, Ala, held meeting for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the Two Houses Of the
Legislature. The meeting was attended by a.
Oou' 'nree hundred hard is;ed yeomanry--men
VINO 1--we by The sweat Of their brow" We did
"o' see one silk stocking or rufird SHIRT man a.
@'nssl than, /. sio such men we owe the
"''' blessings tha, W. now eejoy Of peace aud
'o'h'ol--Wllhou, them We should be but a little
O."er 'han set of specializing gambling spnlts
VINO I'eLy preying upon then neightor.
W listened TO one of the ablest addresses that
We hare Heard for many a day and one Of the
most eloquent speeches that we ever heard deIy
e'ed N the sorih We will publish The address.
Is soon as we get a copy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

- We are happy TO sec that the "Mssissip.
paa' Is again oul in full sizf, and exhibits ii.
! e"'td zeal aud vgor IN the democratic cause.
Success to il!
hF who grows old wiihou, gfoSing wiser will
-. 'ong time coming 10 the years Of dscre.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

IT. Persons calling for The above letters, VII
please say they arc advertised.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

Z iSr Of lctters rcmstniag N the Pest once az
IL Columbus Mss, on he Isi Of June, 1870
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
C A u T 10 n :.

WE are called on to caution the public. the Druggists
w particular, against purchasing from any traveller
under Whatever pretences they may lie otered any of
DIR. EVANS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their unprecedented in the OF Consump.
tloa, Dyspe psa, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Cosno-
nrss Loss OF Appetite. Palpiation OF The Heart. Pain
IN the Head, Breast Back and Limbs, Dizziness. Rest
iessness and all diseases originating in the Stomach,
Heart Lungs, Liver, and the associate organs, &c. has
caused reckless impos:er, who il Is ascerained, has
been travelling through Pennsylvania, Mary lam: ViIgna,
Sc TO counterfeit and vend deleterons imitation OF
EVANS CAMOMlLE AND APEFlENI PILLS:
and anohr mpoSter has introduced into Pennsylvania,
&C., spurious article, parporting 10 be PARIS SooTH
ING SYRUP tor children when cutting their teeth bot;
OF Which d.leerous coenterleits Therefore, j..
order TO protect the public against the rroads Of such
lmosttlons, and 20 tleia the haneht which his
Genuine Medicines never fail besowng he HIS caused
the label oil EVANS CAMoMILE &c, Ills, 10 be en-
tered according TO an act OF Go, gress."
motto" OF which entry is printed on the labels
every hottie of the Genuine Pills. and ne las caused the
name o, DR.. Paris 10 be stricken opr Of the label of
his celebrated Soothing Syrup for cSl.cn when eating
their teeth, that the label Of the geuia 81 r1p reads
DIR VIM. EyAl,S' SOOTHING SYRUP, =" an intalli.
BILE remedy for the pain and sickness 10 which thders
are s"hi+"t uh~" """ "g t""" '@s'd D., .nprnveh Ky
'hocss:ns c;: a:s AL ARISES, who have hy .s earv
Application, not only prevented tken children from suf
eF'ns excrnciarg pain but in mary instances escueo
them from death.
HhoWng that Dr. Evans nevervens ,ny of his mtdicnes
save through the medium Of his resiuent agents, al
vrrtised throughout the Union, tie Western Gfce,
Louisville KY and his pfincipe office 100 Cha'ham
street. New York, where wholesale oroers viii be-
promptly executed on the most liberal terms
Q-Ihe public tnaysrest assured that in every instance
VA, comes within me kno" ledge OF DR.. Evans any
Of his agents where the Counterfeit, Medicines arc ur-
cha ed Or vendcd, he viii give then IL" earliest pGic
motto of the imposition Already have procr. inps both
c,v,l and criminal been Instituted against several Drug
giss '" have been detected, and teiI names will H.
a,h hrior" ,ie public at an early date Tie BEST
pRo LECTION h. can otter for the plcs,rti 10 caution
purchasers to obtair his Medicines from the
AGENTS ONLY
LEWIS JOHNSON. Washington d G.
CRUIKsHANK Ceorgptouu u q
BELL ENTwlsTlE, .aierund,ia, d. c.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11
Mar. I.
TO THE LADIES.
E.REss CUTTING ND FITTING TUGHT IN

rRESS CUTTING ND FITTING TUGHT IN
~ FOUR HOURS MIS-. EDWARDS, from London,
>oIlcis the at enon OF the Ladirs 10 her new system
never before taught IN this county The plan sim
pie that all may understand, and any Lady may become
her Dress saakr by taking four lessons OF hour
each-and Dress making viii become pie asant amnse.
men! as we'll az an economical saving of tine to those
who follow it. or 10 those who have to learn il for a bs.
ucssas prevents the tro4beson necessity OF Try ing
on I fact Ladies Of hn highest distinction, well as
those most conversaht il business, have given their de-
cdpd sancilon. Ar, hcatou TO be made early to Mrs
DwARps Ms. Shields, three doors east OF the CITY
lostofirc, Penn, l,alia Avenue.
Mrs. T. ta~ hkewis" l.ck, CORSET, Invented Tor her
MAJESTY Qr,"n Victoria and sanciiohe by the FIRST ply
>lclan oil her Court being without any pressure the
hest, aud giving easy air to the figure di-cr'"aby
elegant. March ~ lit