davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

hnsnm, tie depths Of her affection, the eloomT
d0ubts and fears which perTade her mind aa shs
commits her child TO thecsre 1T 81 unfsiendly world.
wien she watches his SENDER bark riding on he
surface Of the deep, all 1 s lost % the dssiaaee-
when she returns homeSzrd, praying The winds 10
hush their mlrmur'hgs, and trembling Al every step
lest some uni0rsren destruction awaits him Ard
WHY is this Ahl rs because he Is bnne Of her
bone and flesh vi her hesh--hs head has been pil-
hwei on her hreast-sae has ,nsiiaed into his mind
those primo pies which shall ead him 10 honor or
dserare--Nlae las aid the toutdsIian Of hi. destiny
which une only VII dlelose--and she has po;p,ed
lin 10 TIE goal al which when he arrives. he viii
either bess her mruury or hs last breath shall bear
a curse. Is this extravaganza OF real. Mothers can
tell OH how mpaFtani, then, that Female Educa-
lon be such as ruth and virtue wil sppsavei We.
~ few mothers fully estimate the responsibility resl-
ing upon them or The influence thew exert Lit
Ne do they think that upon themselves depends
the fate Of nations Our halls Of legislature and
chars of State are filed BY their Children. Ii our
country arise TO enlnence and sand among The
great n the earth We bless cur mothers fnr IL; if
otherwise we lay Il 10 their charge. IT'S from
Considerations ike these We derive The importance
of Female Education The women ol Lacedemon
had the pleasure OF knowing that the prosperity of
their country had been secured hy their own Cxer.
tons IL The education Of their offspring. and they
were proud or that offspring, And such was their
admiration Of bravery that when they parted with
their sons oong to the field Of battle 10 dweli enid
| the DIN If arms and leiror OF war. their charge
wus; "Go, my sons, and return VICTORIOUS OF tel
! IN the cause OF your enualry.' Who can imagine
/ the feelings 81 the Duchess Of York. when she re-
| fccied tina, she was the molher Of one. who had
ssRed his own hands in The blood oil his kindred 10
secure lhr1ne' Her language to him may give
us some idea O, her anguish
"A grievons burden was thy birth 10 me
Trchy snd wayward was thy infancy;
Thy schooI-days lfghilul, desperate, wild snd fu-
tI0us;
Thy prime Of manhood daring, bod, aud ven.
| turnus;
Thine age confirmed, suite, sly, and bloody;
What comfortable hour canst thou name.
Thsl ever graccd me in thy company"
O, may the education Of our mothers be such that
when they look upon their offspring, they may Il
able to say, with the women Of Lacedemon--
q" These are my jewels"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
TnE DEM &C r AT
. PUBLISHED svEnr SATURDAY BY
W0gTHINGT0N & CHAPMAN:
p,Qi,lers y the Jailed States LGT'.

.....,,ion WILDE received fora lessterm than
> wins. aud no paper will be discontinued,
- a. The discretion OF the ElitorS) until all
Goes have been paid.
aI ..., will be inserted at 81 per square
ar lrss) Tor the first Insertion and so cents
80 subsequent insertion.
=, .-...,osnts not marked with the number ofin-
Al ,,...,s will he published untliorbid and charg-
"A accordingly.
@ AnyrRrlHSG-Four squares or less, re-
80. he at pleasure, $50, payable half yearly
S,.,,frac, Tor less than one year. The privilege
.s.,,g,l advertisers is limtedtO Their immediate
I..;nsss. all advertisements fer the benefit oI
-, ,nrsons sent in by them must be paid Tor by
, M sE.,,on, OF personal nature viii be charged
r..ws Of THE PAPER-55 per annum in advance
- g At the end of the year.
l., NoRK must be paid for on delivery,
-. Letters TO the Editors on business connected
Nth the Office, must be pos paid or they will nc
he attended to.
AxxorycISc CANDIDATES for office WILDE $40. Nc
name will be inserted unless we are specially au
tbarized BY someresponsible person.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
CoLuMBus, June 18Th. 1910

CoIUMBUs, June 18Th. 1910.
DEAR SIN: Ia accordance with the polite request
made, through YOU. that would submit, for publ
cgtoD, the address delivered, by myself on the eve
ains ofthe 18th inst. herewith send you that adj
dress hoping that It will benefit The cause OF Edu
cation here and elsewhere.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES w. HOSKlNS.
In die Eliinrs nc The Demncrai.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04
Democrat

DENocRAT OFFICE. June 18th, 1910.
Sm: lave been solicited by several gentlemen
10 request copy of the address delivered on the
evening Of the l2th inst. by yourself for publication
Very respectfully. -
". D. CHAPMAN.
To 1Aurs ". IIosKlSs, Esq,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-04

and talents to Literary pursuits. aud, Ike the first
Is seen sanding on that same height. Now, m the
language of Butler,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24
THE USED Up nAg.p

If Illinois has voted for Dir. Nan Bn,,
be has 60 Electoral vo,es-Gen. Harr;.
ga OF these sixty, 90 Chose If V i
ginia) belong by right 10 Gen. Harris,
for II any uniloIm rule Of voting he'd III
observed lhroughou, the State, Ha,6s
would easily have carried il; or if lte
was any tribunal provided TO purge a.
bad votes, be has carried it BY Eaod1, =
majority. Let the Feds, however I'd
Old Virginia Ibis time, and make tie M
OF It.
Even with her aid, what q ,.emepd,,
blow.up have they received Nne,s,|
States, and Ia Electoral majority ao,]r
them All the old Republican Sl,,|
which supported jefferson and Hadig
Virginia excepted The popular u,io,|
lies exceeding even the Electoral, and d
preaching ia tue aggregate One Humid,
and Fifty thousand men Why, Tho n
suit far cclipscs the Jackeonian preeede,
The history Of popular voting affords % |,
stance Of a triumph so complete and Il
posing, o. Of popularity 50 irIeslsats i
that Of the Wing cause
Wha, is most remarkable, too. "a ii,
tie Wing leader who achieved for his con
try aud himself this most triumpAap, :,
tory, was opposed according to tie Cid,
the Enquirer and the Sweat House by 4
Demoerasg-that 10 TO say, tho P.oDIs.|
and supported only by BRUSH VIC,
Bank Wings, and Bank boGght WIZ,
What Is stranger still, IS, that Gen. Han
son was Gagged candidaie-a ,on,s.
tied candIdaie--Oia,or aud Ge,s,
Mum "a weafcr of pe,iicac -
proved rogue "a granny "a q,
ard--a Black Coekade Pedegalis,-r|
A5oli.ionis!--a seller Of poor nelqks
white men and white women Tor ak i
and every thing elsa lha, @ps d,sr,cef|
aud abominabls How g.arrei.ou, Is,
sreh man shoo!d be elected bg tho nj,
intelligent cation 10 The world 10 The e
office 10 the world. against he Der,c.,
Tia, i, the numbers, and b. such az cy.
whelm.ng majority
+ CanDo, lhe Swca, House ea,vaa.
sc.scs and conyero one uorc crioa 70 q
pound tbts riddle and mystery to an aa.,
,,hed world Only think ho~ceer ia, /;
beard il Witty put b. a iicad1 los
Vculd have Jared with Van Il Mar
Only had been reasonably populat-if \
had rot been Aholuonlst, a gragsy |
coward, a lederalis, and a rogue. VA
coHld have answered for Eeutons State i
Isaac Hills State, OF Calboau's STATE /
tLat case Instead therefore, Of 6a1 /.
hu!t si'h Gen. Harrison for bcing ca
ara granny, &c. the Office holders s.,.
feel obliged 10 hiul for presenting gto;;.
e objection BY wblcb ,hcy sased ocr "a
u tue DISH Whig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

Ciang and Eng, tie SIageA Yi1if I
i correspondent Of The Tennessee N'r1
says in u late excursion IN North Cans
he paid yst to Chang and Rngr at "
residence in Wilkes County, ls miles %
Of Wilkcsborough. He says they SRA
their opinions on al subjects freely ihq,
N moderation, and in politics are decl6''
Wing, they having taken tho ne'ra
steps 10 become naluralzed, that they Oh.
ENJOY the right 81 suffrage and cliiz'n,a
which RICH, Of suffrage, they for toe y
time exercised in the contest for Go'eIno|
each one casting his vote for Morebgaef%
Wing candidate for Governor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

Female Education. Thu Boston Tran.
script talks like a father about educating
young ladies. Only bear him
"1his bringing up daughters 70 think of
nothing but dress, and dnery and balls, aud
parties, and beauY is no, dlschargina tho
daues OF mother Who wishes tho welfare
Of her children. Send them into the klch.
IN. Teach them TO wash, and TO cook, and
10 scour. II wont hurt them; it viii do
them good both mentally and physically.
Such duties need no, interfere with their
lessons in the polite accomplishments Of
fashionable life, but will make them moro
active, more healthy, more blooming, more
beautiful than ever, apart from the intrinsic
value Of the qualifications as head Of fami.
" ia after liie."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24
A DIALOGUE

We cannot help reporting he fo''os1rs
which oceurrea "a our oihce yeiiefdr
evening, Just before cur PAPER vent 10 pres
40 old Lady, an omisrsnl from the 5ies.
laad that knows no snakes o. frogs ear
ed the office and c-l-d,
Arc the papers struck
Pcaier. No MADAM, they sill &c raj
~ abou, an moor.
Old Indy. The Ould mar gas % i:
hoP,1 o. ge.lsn them tonight, ,il BE- CA
kaow hos The Ou,d Trpln Canoe su1
coming On.
Pracr. Tell him It's all san yat,7
Gen. Harrison Is elected.
Old Lady. Whorrah TIN y
Da'chmau's 70, to 70 hon,c.
Printer. Ye. Madan, he pcsi "a
tracks.
Oii LaSy. Fa.x ana It Gil bc 7.l.;
tic ouid nan.
Printer. Yes Madam, il oughtio 7'S1
every body.
Oii Lady. Thry say the DIicbH's,
COIN to tnrn hts stteation TO the rslai /
cabbages.
Prhler. So vo have heard.
Old Lsdy. Then may hc Ihoy'ilatl /
50 skesrce next year, bat 4 It dePec'' 4
bim be must attend TO 1t better than he q
to the psple's money. 10 yon lhnA !.
stcul. the money or did he spiud II
Printer. I,'shsrd to tell bur il'slls.
there was roguery about the business
old Lady. They say Ould fIPPn q
Zoe never stales the public money.
Printer. Never mn am, he's had 1G|
of chances.
Old Ledg. And niser stoulc q os 1
all, al all. Luck tail him he's r,e z
tlcman, and come from oold Nlrgri-"
.farhasbprs Gasefte.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

Important Faci,--I, is stated os on y,
portant and startling" fact, and a' sn u,
IS certainly worthy the attention q 4, 4.
friends Of the temperance cause, tsa' ~ u,
sum annually expended for bread, y y
population Of Great Britain and ifi'1-
amoInls to twenty five millions s'e.@ Y,
while the money expended IN the ,"a =,
Kingdom, in strong drink, amounts % y,
wards offifly millions annually! DE-
sumption of gin alone, in these eou' an.
amounts to more than twelve millions i.
ing every year. Facts such as '.c, .,,ti
lsting as they do, TO greater or less ', ,,,4
in all the civilized" regions Of inc IA M
arr calculated to give now impulse Wv
exertons OF the friends Of tempefS"eN'
Baltimore Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

Rip Van WHHe. We hars It rem tho
bss, authority .ha. ihIs venerable somnoles.
sni parsonage has resolved to quit hi, old
Stale Of North Corolna, and seek soma
moro eorEenlol atmosphere, shcrs bs nay
srioy bis nap siihsul interruption. 1t i.
suggested by some, tbai no gill end a tea.
Pofalnfs aus associations coiassca!,ny
wiih bis peculiar habits, 10 lbs Valley Of
PtrsiUia. - Nof. Herald.
Resolved 10 quit" why bless your
heart, tho Wings drove hln froe1 bis tuus
quarters in North Caroliua seine wears
ago, Eud he took up Bis tbode in South Car.
Gina, where he 10 snoring toe soond IL
tbiat Of a journey to Vlrslsia.-- O5gerper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

Good. The secret of much Of The hard
hmcs--A man With large family was
complaining Of the difficulty Of maintaining
all. " BOT You have sons big enough 10
earn something, nud help you nov, sn,d q
friend The difficulty is, they arc To- Big
10 work" was the aasaer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

IiHany and hcrotiiede.--A P9u, .sn,,
cry lad, about eighteen, was taken -, ns.
" into the house Of Mr.. Usher
chant Of Troy, az an object OF chanY nj!
day or two ago hc ran of the WIN S y
watch and $3.50 belonging tobls pspS'".
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

Large ArhGciat Lake.--1'ho Cleveland
Herald says that the grand Canal Reser.
voir IN Mercercounty Ohio, covers 10, 900
acres Of land, The water from 10 ~ feet
deep. II IS said to be the largest artificial
lake IN the world
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24

The Indiana Eagle, Of lafayette, Tip.
Pecanoe county, says that too brothers who
arc farmers raised this season, on their
farm IN that county, 95, 900 bushels Of corn.
As labor commands high price in that
quarter, the hogs are taught there TO he!p
the farmer By consuming The corn in the
field and, when well laitened, walk them
selves to Cinclupati or GONE other slau2h.
ter yard, where their owner has nothing
to do but TO packet bis cash 9or them and
60 home.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24
TEE POST ogrIce.

That tacTe IL a general deficiency 10
the public revenue, TO a largo smoun',
which 1t will b among the first duties u
the present or the scXt Congress TO pro-
vide for, not only for the time benz BE-, r..
n. time to come, We presume IS Gnigcf-
s,Ily understood. II notainz b. tone bg
way Of prosding for the extinction of th's
debt, the first tb!cg, indeed, that Congress
will have 10 do Qndor the administration Ct
Gen. Harrison, (who will 10 doubt rcsiora
te Congress the duiy Of managing hs rete.
sus, usurped BY the Executive since the
i'h Of March, 1920 will tie to provide at
once for the payment Of a public debt tn
Guiding Treasury notca) Of twenty or lhiy-
iy millions Of dollars. The next and yet
more important duty which will nece5sa-
ujy devolve upon tho next Congress will
be to provide permanent, addition to the
revenue, which falls annually shor, Of the
wants ef the Government, partly from the
late arrangements 10 the commerce Of the
country, bat principally hy the necessary
operation Of the compromise tarlA, which
viii bage reached it, minimum in 1912,
but is already low enough for its effects to
bo sensioly fe!, upon the revenue from the
customs, Tor duties upon imp2ris.)
In addition to other dedclcrclcs cf tho
revenue, which it viii be necessary FOR
Congress to provide for, il we do no: mis-.
take the matter, will be that in tie receipts
Of the Post Ofhce, which have been falling
of, until IL revenue is not adequate 10 its
expenditure. The present Postmaster
General, we believe, rcceiGed il from his
predecessor loaded with a heavy debt,
which the diminishing royenue Of the office
is not likely to enable him to provide for.
We suspect, in fact, that the Post Office
Department, as we'll as the Treasury De.
partment, finds it difficult to meet the dai.
J ordinary demands upon it.--Bat. Int.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31
snERMAN,S COUGH LOZENGEs.

A RE the safest, most and elec,ua remedy for
IA Coughs, Colds, Con>umptions, whooplng Cough,
Asthma, Tigh,nc>S Of the Lungs or chest, &c. &c.-
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction, Several 'huuS-
and boxe, have been sold within The last three months
restoring TO health, persons in a!no>, every stage Of
consumption, and tho, G lal urng under The most dis
tressIng cold and coughs. They do not check and
dry mp the cough hul render easy, promote expec-
toraton aIav the tickling irritation and remove
the proxlmae or exciting cause. They are made
from combination OF the most valuable cXpec'ora
or cough medicines, and undoubtedly superior 10
every thing in for those complaints. Hundreds
upon hundreds certificates have cen offered Of their
wonderful virtues, from those who have lecn saved
from an un,imely crave, and restored to perfect
health bv using them. Do>E.--One lozenge Is dose
for an adult, and may lie repeated from three to six
times dav, as required. Children, eight years years
DID, half Of one: four years quarter and so IN pro-
portion. Very small children or infants will take them
lest dissolved in little wafer Should they act as an
emeic, or produce nausea, the doe must les,enc.
10 what the stomach will Lear Half Of one will gen
orally lie sufficient to take leiorc breakfast a. The
stomach is then more easily sickcned. No i'll elects
mach reject it and although not lea>ant senSa-
tion will be found to give relief. Where there l.
much pain in the breast or side one of Sherman'
Poor MAN. Pla>ters should lie applied over the part
and worn till relieved. lfauendel with co>tivenes>,
few caiharlic or laxative Lozrnge,, or any mild ca
thartc medicine, should lie used rs occasion require
Sold at Ike Variety Store, ly PANGBORN 4
BRINSMAID Jewellers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31
CHERMAN,s POOR MANS PLASTER.

~ The best strengthening plaster in the world, and Il
sovereign remedy & r pam weakness in the back,
Ions, SIDE, breast neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lnmlago, &c. &c. One million year will not supply
the demand They require little warming lelore APP
plica,on. Warranted superior TO all others, and Tor
q larier the usual price, making no, only the lest
but the cheapest plaster in the world. 1t affords relief
in few hours, and makes astonishing cures In liver
complaint and dyspepsia it should lie worn over the
region ofhe liver stomach, and will lord great
and Astonishing relief. In coughs, colds, asthma, dii-
Guilty of breathing oppression of the chest or stomach
they will Immediately sooth and greatly benefit the
patient. Persons of seen;arv habits, or those obliged
10 stand much will receive decided support from one
of the,e truly, strengthening pla>ers Physicians gen.
orally recommend them, in preference TO all ohers,e-
cause they stick or adhere eer and lord greater
relief In their operation they slinuani, tonic,
ingredients from any Other; and known from the cx-
pcrience of millions who have used them, well
The united testimony, of all the celebrated and dlstn
g,.hci clergy and physicians, 10 lie the mot u,efl
aud highly me Heated plaster, invented or cred
10 the pubic Several persons have called AT the ware
house TO express their surprise AMI thanks n the
almost miraculous these p'a>,crS have elected.
One man who ad Lccn a,liic'el with rheumatism,
as TO le una lie TO dress himself without assistance,
wa, email after wearing one, only one night 10 get
IN alone in the morning, PVT his clothes and call
al our Office with eyes Gaming with Joy and his tongue
pouring forth the cadnesS Of his heart, al the sudden
and signal relief he had receive from this le>t OF all
remedies Ask for DR.. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.
ii is so called because the price places IN the power
Ufal 10 purchase, icing only ia cts. sod al the va
rieiy store Ly PANGBORN a. DRlNSMAlD,
Jewellers, Burlington, VT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31
Observation-Disclosures OTHERS

H. ,es AM know u neighboT or a ii'end who has
b.en Bald and whose head Is now covered wan iine
h.;,2 One whose Goa, collar was covered WIN dan
Jr,G ,bouoh brushed every hour winch has now van
:hsJ entirely Or one whose hairs ~ early age were
,nr,inu erey. who now has not a gre, hair? Children
,,'hosa Mead. we're covered with scurf--whose hal,
ond M, grow that are growing the fullest cIopr
rL.ir ! Some cases mist be known 10 most persons,
u Them the cause, and ,ou Will he ioi that these
.hng. have been done by the use OF The Balm OF 20
.,,i,n OC2O years growth IA ms article, 's hr"""h
::a,;,, Annually some bundled per cent. 'h"n9h
h.n J;scov,red no, opposedby 'h'ns tor the same
nose nav assailfd by almost n''l"e'ie's h"'"'"'"
ah n,enara,ions that will ruin me ,"'' " "se" W "N
,.,, Gan mn,e than these lic's I've w"n'e"-""'
A., ,hs recommendations lay list OF names D, 'or'',"
biluy, uneqn.lled Il, any other af''e'e' ''N r " i;
J',... Lnv Ills n,,,ce Say aud preserve your w."
by ~, me- or # bald restore H. ''a"'''' "''e"I t
Lnulreia in fashionable hle are using as me ON"
.,;cI ..I,, Fl, Tor the toilet. Long hair rs 'e'y app
" IN nn,. Lalies, use the balm Of Columbia :" ',"'r
w ia ,our,e,,es the disgrace OF b'd'e's ny "ee"''
" ,, ne, soua. II il yonr duty, ~ mo- a''Ss '' 20
w ,l,. beauties Of nature, wuh VINE" '"'','''
Ca,o, has endowed you use the b"h"''o' "''"' '"
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED
-,o,.i mos, A,g,Ani attempts have zee" m""e u
'''a, leu ,he ,,ue Balm OF Columbia some OF W.
e.a,a,. have gone 80 lar AS 10 r"n"'ee" ''' Wv"
.,anners aud the Falls OF Niagara """ e'ey IN
gu ,,,k eycep, the name OF 'o'hsl"eh' ""'o" '"'
VIZ" ,n, G,ae 10 avoid 'mpOSnl"nS 'ne'''"'s' q,
, a iook ior the uaue OF 'onls'oGh " w. i" "
Cows,ock. and never buy Tie "r''c'e "neSS ""' A.
80. anon il Sold wholcsale a"i f','''' ony ~ w.
. Fletcher snee'. N. ': aud Wy 'AS'hoNS w.
Hs,y.nAIp Burlington, W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-31
SHERMAN's WORM LOZENGEs are til,

rio greatest discovery ever made for dspelng the va
us kinds of worms that so frequently and distress
singy annoy both children and adults. They are an
infallibe remedy, and pleasant to the taste that
children will take them as readily as common pep
permint lozenge. Many diseases arise from worms,
without its being suspected. Sometimes very trouble.
eome cough, pains IN the JOINTS or limbs, bleeding at
the nose, &c. are occa>ioned by worms and can he
ing symptoms Indicate the presence of worms, viz: -
headache, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams, sleep
broken OF by fright and screaming, commissions, fe-
vershness, thirst, pallid hue, bad taste the mouth,
offensive breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching
at the nose pains in the stomach, nausea, sqneami>h-
ness, voracty, lcanncss, ene,mls itching the
towards nigh, and at length, de econs and films and
mncus. One is a dose for child two years old--wo
for four years old hrce for eight years. and five
for adult, and should c repeated every morning,
avery other morning until relieved.
q. sCIs Sold at the Variety store by PANGBORN &
.BRlNSMAID Je Eeiiers Burlington, VI.