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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
Washington, Oct "a, ls4o
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A GOOD teacher, - take charge OF the musical
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Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia.

VENHiS arisle stops the bar from coming out
4 producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
The hair from turning grey, and reetures II places
that have become bald. As whiskers are again
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fore Il is all SODA fresh stock Just received aud
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August 81, Is39-s-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
The State Of Mississippi J
ObtibbehA COUnt


NJ TO the sheriff of SAID MY greeting :
G8M Whereas IT appears 10 my tlfacton that
WA a certain negro slave of dark complex.
k lou FIVE feet six or eight inches high ap.
nm pretended IN said county this day by
- John Benor, and H. W. Rauge Of said
county, and says his name is Cato and that he
belongs to Thomas Crenshaw Of Chocaw cnun
iy IN this Statels a runaway, these are therefore
TO command and require you tina, you take the
said negro Cato, IN your Custody 10 the Jail Of
sour county and that you safely keep in your
SAID jail uu;ii he shall thence bedeIlvered by due
course Of law Given under my and seal this
the 9th day of November A. ID. 1910.
NATHANIEL WEED.
r.. 81
Justice of he Peace in and for sad comfy
Oklbb.ha.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26
Aberdeen Hotel.

A. present occup'a1 hy ,. W. smith,
The plantation $50 which the deceased resided,
situated aa secilan :. Township IL, Range I, CON
tanning s. Acres uf first ra,e Pgauie Land, nhw 10
d gOud stale o. cultivation.
AL>O-Srrrnty e,sht Acres Of Post Oak Tim
bred Land adjacent 10 the dwelling houses. on
lh'> place there "a We'll "t rxceilrnI Water WITH
GIN HOUSE and Collun Se.tS Tor the ase OF The
plantation.
AL>O--An improvement in the same ne'ghoof-
hood upnn srclpn three II about % acres al phN'
oak land now Ia the An year Of cultvalmn and on
which there IS a sinai convenient dwelling house.
JAMES WALKER, .ldm.
December, 5 lS40-4w-92.
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Lands OF Robert smiths Estate
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yea-' o. -le J,yn oi AbcrJrru Maar'v C"un'y, The
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

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.r.sls Miss, o. tie Isl Of December, 1870
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-26

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Opinions The Globe is republishing the opinions
and pledges given by Mr. Van Buren, in 1886 The
least said about them the better II you wish to serve
Mr.. Van Buren,, make wheat sell at eleven shinps per
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Of making money--"Give him this purse" said the
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The following sonnet of Wordsworth written
during period Of public alarm and distress in Eng
land, in 1903, is beautiful in itself, and quite appro
PIRATE to the present of money troubles in oui
own country:
These times touch moncyed worldngs with dsmay
Even rich men, brave by nature, faint the air
With words Of apprehension and despair
While tens Of thousands, thinking on the ARRAY,
Men unto whom sufficient for the day
And minds not siinted or untitled are given,
Sound, healthy children Of the God OF Heaven,
Are cheerful as the rising in May.
What do We gather hence but 6rmer faith
That emery g,n Of nobler origin
Is breathed upon by Hopes perpetual breath;
That virtue and the faculties within
Are vtal--and that riches are akin
To fear, to change, to cowardice, and death
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN FLAX.

species Of Flax has been found growing spontane-
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similar in many respects to the ordinary flax but peren
NAL in ITS growth, It may be moved like grass, and
need not be pulled up every season. Mr. Oakley, who
travelled through the country the head waters of the
Platte, last year, describes vast prairie, thirty miles
long, and three miles broad, covered with thick growth
OF this fax II is said be of strong tenacious FIBRE
and is used by the Indians make fishing nets. II
this plant should be found to be equal to the ax which
cultivated in the country in respect to 6neness
and strength its perennial nature will give il decided
superiority, and render the culture Of il far easy
and productive. Bait Amer.
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A TRUE POET.
[ From the March Knickerboeksr I

"a sort OF notorie,y which has come TO be dignfed
WITH and acqu'esced IN deserving. the tlle Of epu
taiion." These BALKANS have continued to blow lhe
rumpets until the sonorous brattng OF their brazer
Instruments sounds to their mistaken ears like the
music OF Fame. On the other hard, there are
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and averse to the preenson and clap-trap which they
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MnfNPALMER, unaccompanied by ostentatious self
CRITICISM. solicitation Of any kind. we always antic
pate rich intellectual treat and dlsappont
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ence Of thought. beauty of imagery, and melody o.
language, we have rarely seen surpassed.
LIGHT.
bright efiuence Of bright essence increste
Before tbs sun, before the heavens, thou wort"
MiLroN.
l.
From the quickened womb OF the primal gloom
The rolled black and bare
Till wove him vest for his Ethiop breast,
OF the threads Of my golden hair
And when the broad tent of the armament
Arose on its airy spars,
penced the hue OF its machless blue,
And spangled it round with stars.
IT.
In.;,,.d Il. a. 80 r,
"a ,hs;"i ss !. ."o 49, 'o"e'
- 49,. 80, a.. :, n,.s 49,,
ar Edsr,s .;,a;o o,,ssn :. '"' '''' w
And when the Flend's art on her trustful heart
Had fastened its mortal spell,
In the sivery sphere OF the hrst-born tear
To the trembling earth fell.
TIT
When the waves thu, bur., o,er n world acc,,sed
Their .o,L ~ wr,,h h.d .n.a
And he Ar. Lone rev ,hs ,r,.d and I'm.
Came forth amona The dead
Xy;,h ~. ,.ana.an. -, aS ;....
babe their terrors cease,
As | wrote the roll OF the storms dark scroll
Gods covenant Of peace.
~.
LAKE, pan al rest on Pulseless breast,
~, Nights funeral shadow slept,
"nefe snepnefd swans on Inc bethlehem plains
M, ine'T lonely sig'ls Kept;
As they chanled the morn Of Saviour born
Joy, Joy to the outcast man
!,
v.
Lquai favor snow 20 me ioiy ana low,
on me Just ana UNJUST descend:
en- the olind whose vain spheres roll IN darkness
ana tears
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