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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
FREE, BANKING

NO nation has more instructive experience on the
subject OF currency than the United States. One
scheme Of banklngater another has been tried will
the same result, and utter failure The plan of n
national bank has been found TO be inconsistent
with the prosperity, morals and liberties of the
country. banks created by the states under a vasI
variety oil regulations, have failed in ACCOMPLISHING
the prime object Ct the creation, that of furnishing
sound and equabie circulating medium. There is
therefore, no other resort but to leave the busine Sc
OF dlscountng and circulating notes. where almost
all other kinds OF business are left to the control If
Individual Sagacliy anC enterprise. II is a Cross
mistake 10 suppose that nlerposon oClhe e1Isla.
ure 10 be more necessary here than IN any branches
OF trade;on this point let the following observations
suffice "'''"'
!. Charters olincorporalon, part from nolitical
OBJECTIONS are an endorsement BY the state. of the
soNehcy ana character of the corporation which
gives ncull0us value TO their Issues over and a.
ooVe what IS que 10 them on account of their real
and personal worth, This enables them 70 c,rca
more money INTO circulation than the natural ,,.,
OF society require, and thus facilitates tls Ta"s
dency TO excessive speculation vac 'a@' 'eh'
:. Every capitalist las 4 natural ,;.,,,
o. hls properly AID his credit in ,sa , " dispose
.,'',AS 'eSl, provided he does no, nir;nns ne n
gus OF DINERS and according 10 The scLnnv,SI.
60 prlncIpes OF free trade, while nromo,;ng nv ,1I
auFah'age IS most likely 10 advance The o,orss y"
The community at large. e '"'e'eS o.
- 0uuer Tree system, men of known uo,.I
a"e wealth only could establish confidencs sronah
= Tree crculatioa for their bills.
= such men are the best qualified h,v..
g'ee' interest at stake, 10 decide mon ,hs
claims OF men applying to them for accommoS d.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

frumps,ers shout hlm 10 puff him INTO mPorianc
than Mr.. G.. HIS man Friday, NJ. JEFF Word
has always been particularly noisy IN masnhy'ns
his greatness. Last year his Wig friends run
hin against a man whom they pronounced Tar M
fsror 10 him, and Mr.. G., VAS badly beaten
that DID not cure bin Of bis hunger for Othee and
he thought be would now try II again. The
wings pronounced Col. Duke likewise very IN
fenor man and also very unpopular aud M
c., thought as be could not be elected to The
House last year, he could be 'nuggl'd INTO
The Senate this time, sure. Now this very
Mr. Gholson has been one Of the most clam
orous Wigs IN favor Of democrats reslgning IN
those counties (which gave majorlues to Har'
rson And yet this very consistent. gentlemen
was willing 10 slip into the Senate, not by an
open ar fight but through trick, and there ms
represent a Senatorial District IN which there is
large democratic majority in every county
But am happy 10 say that there were some Of
his Wing friends who would not permit themselves
TO be used for such purpose. Hencsforh Mr..
Ghoson is broken-down politician aud will be
so regarded. Mark my words
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

ueneral Government '-' s'suzp.t
Tbs issue msds b,,v.
and the settling poIr, 1' dsirss.
o oa,,, 50 the American pan, e e. ersr,.
parry 1mors Us. hpI. u'a heb.
ana Territories within .i ''.s'''i Ct d, !
man exists, that Il slput. rS ice n
-. ns n strength and wealth Of ,'' vi ca,
s,sl, not 10 its acres Of ,uesp, I,, noe ths,
every acre occupied, and .na ~ 'aLa'' eul 4 !,
ave d.r.nS wealth which Il will bteom. NEE e
v vTnu' anG "ll Itself add to to h. Si '''
slockho ld'ng interest in n. y, =, P'olsetoa.
under distribution, as nd, ,o,'S and az;
Will be OF a different kind rs s =, Iof Ia 1,
'erestec to hold up the public Ia,g y'A'. I'll !,
ces' SO as 10 make the mos. Of lSs, 'oI Ag.
"a hqnldalIng their demands .n pi" sa't
''me' they will stand as a psdge ., u lA' !
curry Tor the paymen, Of ,6s al nsi'na
'hey are mOrtgaged, and as an s osYI To- q
ultimate lGIl assumption of Bnli,b I aI' 4
General Government " 0s'l b
We shall see in the dscuss;o, r..
site systems Of policy, how far II. u '. .ass' q
% liberalism wIll prevail against ~, .oa
interest to which it will probably , ,'t ~, :
more indebted Tor its late success. ~. ,l q
est people whom il sought IN c,;oI. ' 'a u
zeal log cabins.-Globs, ~ "" EIl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

MARRIED.-In Middlefeld, O'see Io5
New York on the 9Th inst, BY the ne" g.
ter, Mr.. THOMAS LEsTER. 10 ~
BowD,sH, boih or the former p'see
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

or We have had heavy rains within the last
lew days which have raised our river considerably.
II is now in good boatabe order and Is still rising
We may therefore expect speedy arrival of boat.
from Mobile.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

to- We ore authorised 10 announce ALFRED
THATCHER, as candidate for Major to Gil the
Vacancy occasioOed by the promotions ola. J. Cal
hoHn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

20 Last Monday was the Gay for the meeting
Ofour Site Legislature. have as et,received
no information irolr Jackson.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

Or We are authorised to announce CHARLES
JORDAN. IS candidate ior Major To Gil the va
eancy ocessloned by the promotion VI Major A. J.
Calhoun. The election 10 be held Tn the slh Of
January ls4l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

party, snd I much question, now f there are not
those who have bsea named, inF that ofice, that
could not Gel you the correct Geographical b1undl-
RES Of the State. would ask where il has bcsn that
the people ofihis State has had candidate Of their
own ehoice for that Office I am sure that three
iourths Of them would answer never The party
papers as best suit their views or interest proclaim
the claims Of some four or i've individuals and forth
with Convention s assembled and 10 every IN
stance of those individuals receive the nomlna-
ton, here ] ask Cor an instance would point 10 he
discussion now going on TO who shal be the next
cand date. And that too with as much ssperly As l
upon the will of the press depended entirely the
election, when leel perfectly assured that there "a
an individual occupying at tins time a distinguished
position, and who is The peoples choice, and ne has
not yet been named BY the press. In truth by the
present mode OF eecllng, we cannot possibly be 10
formed OF the capabilities of the candidate to dis
charge the duties incumbent upon him in case Of
his election. contend that the legislature would be
more competent to select Governor, Slsn the peo-
pie as body. And when do this do not Tor a
moment believe that aB curtailing their privileges
tor the legislature merely selection made By the
people, from among themselves, for the purpose Of
devislng the best plan Of pTomotiug their general
interest. Then,lfa legislature is competent to do
thus, It would most certainly be qualified to Judge
who the most suitable person TO carry INTO execution
It's provisions with The most energy and Judgment
Though this Is grave and important subject and
should be touched only after the most mature and de
liberate reflection And in the conclusion of this
article must beg of you 10 reflect well before you
condemn too broadly my advanced opinions. In a
ther. VINDEX.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

uO- We are authorized 10 announce ELI ABB
BoTr, asa candidate Tor the Office OF Sheriff, al
the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

I'D Vindex writes well, and we would commend
his NOS. TO the readers attention. q, the sa me time
we must observe that we differ with him some what
in the views he has taken in The present number.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

ALAsAMA.-The Legislature Of this State, now in
session. has passed bill in accordance with the re.
commentator Of Gov. Bagby establishing the gen.
eral ticket system for The election Of members Of
Congress irslead ofihe District system which has
formerly prevailed in the State We think the act both
wie and just one. The State will hereafter have
her proper influence in Congress. and win present
On undivided front in favor of democratic principles.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
JEW DAVID'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER

The peculIarities of this Chemical Compoundr
owing to It's extraordinary effects upon the animal f.
ore or nerves gaments aud muscles its virtues bel ng
carried by them to the immediate seat OF disease or
land and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be, this as
an external application, will prove powerful auxila-
ry IN removing the disease and facilitating the cure in
cases OF local inflammation Scroffulous affections,
Kings Evil, GOut inillmmatory, and Chrome Rheu-
matism, and in all places where seated pain exists.
u has likewise been very beneficial in OF
weakness, such weakness and pain in the stomach,
weak limbs, ameness, affections ofthe spine, female
weakness, &c. No female subject to pain or weak -
ness Ia the back or side, should be without it, Mar
rleu ladies IN delicate situations, find great reeffrom
constantly wearing this plaster.
no pulling great spread of certificates Is intend
ed Those who wish to satisfy themselves of the eff
cacy OF this plaster obtain sufficient quantity to
spreud or for 50 cts n sum not half sufficient to
pay Tor The insertion OF single certificate into any
OF our most common prints single time. This tn
mug price per box, Is placed upon II IN order that Il
may De within tho means of every afflicted person Of
ue community, that all, whether rich poor may OBJ
tam the treasure of health which results from it.
Price per box 30 cts. Directions accompanying
each box.
Remedy for Thrush Ca,,bsy and N,v,inq Soye
Mouth,
Thousands both old and young but especially moth
ers and infants, are every year consigned to the tom
by the above stubborn diseases The lsundersta
Ing and ignorance Of most practiceing physicians in
regard to this disease and the consequent uncertain
~ OF cure from their prescriptions, IS subject of
common remark among all those who have suffered
Rom the disease, or who have witnessed the suffer
ingS OF others
Many the cures we have witnessed perrormed
by these medicines, IN the worst stages of Thrush
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth, even where the "a,
uent had been gwen over by number Of the most
talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently be.
cause we know it is Oniyto be tested 10 be appree,-
dfed
Free, 81 80 per package SI2 per dozen
L, w 4, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
WORMS. WORMS.

Dr. " lIilche cas- unfivallrd and uuequsiled
Worm Tea, sovereign remedy for Worms --
strange and incfedi F. the effects Of these de.
lesiahlc veftnIn few prf-ons. and Il 10 thoUsht
none arc iiee from them. particularly females ADD
ehHdfen- Many pefsans 70 through a distressing
course ~ medicine without any benefit when lhey
might be relieved by using the woim tea. THIS
Invaluable medicine has been ties ed by the sIpe-
Renee 81 more than 10 wears use, and admins
tered to more than iG 900 persons OF various ages,
and not one soltaIy complaint, on the contrary
hundfeds have called, and unsolicited, gwen their
decided preference to Il, after trying the different
articles sent forth 10 the public, ami pronounced
d. NJ iitlchcocks worm tea the most safe, effect.
ual and convenient remedy that can be obtained
for IN no one Of the thousands Of instances where
It has been used agreeable 10 the printed direc-
ions has 1t ever failed
y H. Ask for DR. VI lItchcocks Worm Tea
as there are many nosirums al road for the de
strucuon Of worms
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Hitchcock
y Co, No. III Genesee St Uuca, and in Rat.
land only by James Porter, in Casteton by D.
Jameson, in fIttsiord by Addison Buck, and
IN Brandon by Jackson 4 Keicham.
- cow emo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
Magnetic Odontica. The Teeth,
The Teeth The Incompatible
Tooth Preparation.

ltE fact !. proved, and the most incredu!ous
ana doubling -re fully convinced, as we have the
evidence from the sale Of 20 geo boxes of the O
oonuca, within the past year, that the Utoptan
creams 81 the ulchymlst are realized and rem.
coy discovered tor preserving those important
ana useful aPPendages Of the human system, BY
the use Of the Magnetic Od0ntfca. which by Iis
attractive, purifying sndstrengthenlng qualities
removes sl ekiraneous substances from the teeth
and preserves them 20 their natural brilliancv and
The goms IN snuRduess and beauty 1t j. ascer.
tanned from experience, thai when used the teeth
VIII never decay, bot remain al the latest age Of
man, with their natural wear when they sre
deeayedr it, progress viii be arrested: and he
teeth preserved and prevented from aching-all
thts has been done IN a multitude of instances
and m0fe-in thousands II instuuvr., nervous
tooihache, Chat climax Of pain,) hasa once been
sheciually cured ty this most popular deniiihce
~ America. And 10 conclusion, where. or who
- The young lady or gentleman. ave the indiyid.
ual TIA, values beautiful ST II iesil. sound
guuH end a sweet breath n.1s. tb1u ..at. ilal
vii De longer desfigie a. q ..a l..H Iltca.
cocks hsgnr'. ttau'
Tor sale v..H..-.. ... t.... .ra Hrrlr.-s
Co, No ~ N.a...e - ...H. ar.by t.f.- d.
ems thfouE .l.t'e -..
Also for s-.- 10 F.. '.aa. .... by James PORTE
N ,1snei9n .' iu IfbE.r . %,
Adtison B1ck -.- l.... t, Jckssn a
heirham' cos mo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
Lotion, Lotion.
Dr.. Evan, Bcaulif,ino Iotio

Dr. Evans BeauiIi,ing Lotion.
Highly esteemed ~ eur.og al! Eupuans
1osfseness. kecuess and fimpIss 90 Tie Fsrs.
Mech, % hands, aud edociually elesniur ibe CON.
p'chion, and removing the dIs-asrs ol the skin.
Nothing contributes 60 much 90 our general
success 20 life, a. e. ersaginr fret APPEARANCE -
HE Lotion DO lcmIts4 us q most irasfani. mild
'aie "a'h, sua greatly esteemed iot q, virtues 40
e'fAntt"g ssitrr'ug. and F-u5Ing lAe skin Of all
ef1puons, ~ ir!uu.Hs female brauiE. and ,e,.
'arns q ioa h'gh o~gt ~ pufiv
A1saoi'i-i and hfa.ih.ui complexion in the
FIiae 81 al nAo possess -. and t.e envy Of those
sho are crPused 20 &C. What ran BE- % sa,rt.
ing o. bssgui -. female. 10 uhose Gee patu,.
na' o'p'sfec her power, e. 90 end her compiler
- oisco'tafrd ~iih disgutiiny pimples, which
afrcl Der caafus
good appearance . tie beet rreouneno atiop
ane 1s 'he esa1uiy ihg Lotion pauheG HE ,lin
arc itme'es at p'mgics. BioieL.s, Tan. Syubp,s
a13 hsehtss, anc proc ucsa beagtlful hoe. n !,
b's on soerne'ic iaoy should use Al her TOLL,
osnnsinth al ais I'D lhisa dshghlful rem
eey 70 remove ell k0ughness, PimPlss. RIM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
Let us RcnSon-

" Ien any medicine composed entirely Of veg.
ctables Us Of itself capable of curing rn1ny Of tia
most aiarinrg diseases 10 which the human system is
subject, and % addition should il be couclusiyely
shown that If taken IN reason Il eectuaIy eradicate
ihesource Of disease that u is agreeable to Tie taste,
ana sure 10 ITS operation, restoring ITS Thousands
arc lnuf"9 no one should Il not be extensively US.
ed md Pltronzed by the prudent
Tie projectors Of DR.. / Nevton's p,,.co, al, c-
10 patronage above The merits Of thor ruet,flrr .
ware hat the only safe criterion Of idpiur ~ by ,e
ouIes IL performs lew Of the many orllGcal,s ia
our possession arc suhloiucd lully 'bcUcyIr, ,t,,
The ey IdeEce to the unfortunate invalid Is 600,
'o'c 10 Dombiatc display OF many words
from Rev Lyman Culver, Norwich, VI
~ = Newton, sT-For ~ years p1st have Leeu
linic'ed with nervous trembling 81 tunes 90 as to pro
Iuoe IIintHes.' TIE most respectable physicians
having laHed TO ahyfd me relief ! vas induced Ia
MAKE use Of your Psuacoa, which, an bappy 10
state has completely effected O. cure 'i'
From JnhniB McGrcrory. VI y Newpor MI
IT. Ne"tuns flnacel has tor the l1st 3 yeq,s
.,s had "deil extended circulation IN l,syclpity
Many have been cured OF obstinate lrgctlnr 49,,
aud some oiicebic aud deiicatc be7Itb t-,, t.,
s-adtd 10 Keep ihc Mediu cuhs,lnfI, ,r I,r4' L.
" I4ffaTu Of vegetables ingeaiogsfy uut t,.,il,,
some OF which iu The hands o. fe-llar ard .rsnti
pay a.e''" nave cured The most iuyotc-8io disease
~ .' l'i years hten constant observer OF 90. moo
ano nave made inquiries into the effects produced soj
can recommend d 10 the public as s4fsa and ,sli.
restorative in many discascs
From Rev. John Moore Of Hartford Conn
hereby cefuiJ that my wife Las maze ure n
N"N Ton. fanaecl 90 case Of c1ifome w,ayne.s nr
lhe iunzh ana difficulty Of breathing disagree,bIs ,
,1.'D1s o. we stomach with .oss Of appetite and D,
ne use OF three bottles WIS sntitely relieved an
d 'me1lly Of breathing. and her general health ye,y
much improved. ''''
Gamer HumOr Crred
hereby certify that ! bayr for seye,.l wear.
Deeh troubled with sores pa my face called ,tncc,
Luin'f' lconsuiied several phytucsus aud tred "a.
nous proPoted remedies some Of which see,g,J -,
make them better Tor short time boz no,bIp, 49,,
insneni Vas affected untll % April last. wss DO.
60 L" ny Newton's fanaCca. which. am l-of, n,
sai hls Completely elected d cure '''
JOEL MGREGORY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
he Cause ofBikious Comp iaints
and II HOde 0fCurc

wei regulated aud pfopofton4te quantity Of bile
upon the stomach Is always requisite Tor the promo
uoh OF sound hcluh--It stimulates dipcsiioo and
Keep, the Intestinal canal Goe from all obstrucions
In we J" 'eiiof surface OF The liver Is a peculiar
nIa'1trr M which The bile If first preserved heirr
i"rmed by the liver from the blood Thence il n,s.
g Gip tie stomach and IutcstuCs and fcpulaes tbe
rIt'slion. / nus We zee when there is q deGricucy
oi bile the body Be- constantly cottlye On me o,Lc,
hand an ororaIundance OF bile cause. frcgueot nan.
sea DO the stomach and often promotes very severe
attacks Of disease, which sometimes end. rn lestb
fe''fs are aI"1ys preceded by symptoms Of a dis.
",'eie0 stomach -s aie also scrolulous disorders and
~ sympathetic functional org1ric Or lcbriIeti.rssc.
RON the same cause tie natural and healthy actino
o. The heau and the whole yascullrsvste il i,,I,
ca aHd reduced below ils natural standard ar eKhb
ne" 100 p''P''uoAs. angua pulse, toFp1is of the
'nD'''l pc ana even death tfcf Do Consequence
"' an 'ei'"uhlance o peculiar offensive sul-t3aee
TO the digestive orsars
Inc 'ppfoac1 o. bilious dseages is Al an tir,es
att'hle1 by dfrdeu symptoms 81 au ca.silrg dise,s
90 state OF TIE stomach aGd bowcisl o. with tbo.e
sisns winch are kuonlo point out Their content, 10
De o' m'i1td lt-tug nature but Whenever the Al.
imentary canal happens 90 be- la7ded with i,,,rt,,
matter. some derangemeut ortbe healthy one,,,i,s
ei'hff 81 the general system " Of togIe ts,t,c,l
organ "i ne body a. tie ceulIn result: and y.hep
's hiale happens 90 10 united uIth ary other SWIM,
tone 81 dseate De- effects are ALWAYS thereby ourb
'g2i-'aieI TIE progress 0l CRANE obstructi on \,
- ''p1 30 scarcely 90 admit OF time for tie 40.
F..,sN o. an,i ali as De- 90 be offered By art yet 10
t'h'iai' TIE DfeWonitoy symptoms Of gastric load
al repercepae ior day o. Two previous 10 N, fe,
e'''A P4tst1 EN- period. plCA the moot efirsciop,
shfhlAhce nlrJ b. gwen, by uu0ld ~ he sfa.-.cb
s"- -''u'ht-f! canal u .'s fFftafug rrrfrrtg ssd
'h., fealeihg ne -aaocpl 1.l.ty cf disesse
hohals Lie hc1r.ros sholli aIua,s bo tst.1 ii,
~ '''! "-s'i Of 1.'1s eonr.a.ats end b. pcrse.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
STATE OF vERM oN3.r)EnrememC,

oiA Il Or tEkM ON I'D + II Remembered
District Of Rutland SIS - that at a sp,
cal probate court held at Rutland within and io
said district on the 23d day of December; A. D
I64n Present, Wan Hall, Judge
Whereas knelm Wnslow guardian 10 Henri
VI Messer minor heir TO the estate of Henri
Mes'er and Julius Mcsser, both late of utsiott
~ SAID district deceased has made application 10
th's court tor IIcence 10 sell his said wards real
estate, lnasmuch rs said sale would be conducy,
The the interest Of said ward said real estate con
slstlng OF one undivided half Of the village lot and
buildings thereon, lately owned by SAID Henry
hesser, three equal fourth parts the high school
room IN said PIttsiord three equal fourth parts NJ
The night OF the reverson Of the dover of the wild.
ow OF the SAID Henry Messer, and three equal su
said Pittsford
1t Is ordered that said application stand for a,
hearing before this court, on the first MONDAY
being the first day of Fcbruary next, aud thata
copy OF this order be published IN the RutlandIler.
aid 3weeks successivety previous to said Mondsy
mat all concerned may appear and object thereto
II they see cause
true copy OF record.
ID HENRY HALL, Register
D.fct o Of ina@M%Sr Eb .t,5 5'% the,
special session Of the probate court held at Rul
land within and for said district on the End dsy
OF Jan. A. ID l5il
Present VIM HALL, Judge.
certain instrument in writing, under seal,
burpotling to be the last will and testament Of
Zina Norton, late Of Mddetown in said district
DECREASED, having been presented 10 SAID court BY
ROXY Norton, the execuriy therein named, for
probate and allowance
IL Is ordered that said will be referred for pro.
pate and allowance, TO the first Monday being the
ISL day OF FEBRUARY next, md that copy OF this
'fuet be published IN the Rutland Herald tire.
weeks successfully, previous to said Monday,
lhal al concerned may appear and contest the
same II they cause
true copy of record
"a HENRY HALL R.,,s,.,
STATE OF VERMONT, DE II remem-
District of RutIand,s. Is bered that "a,
p'cial probate court holden at Rutland within
ana tor SAID district on the 2nd day of jan. A.
y l94l. Present VIM. Hall, Judge
John Bryant administrator upon the estate Of
Edmund Bryant, late senior. and late of Mount
ho'y'in SAID district deceased proposing to render
an account OF his administration Of the estate Of
the said deceased;
IL IS ordered that said account be referred for
examination and allowance t. the FIST Monday
p'ing The Isl day Of February next; add that tho
publication OF a copy Of tA,s otdr- three week,
successfully IN the Rutland licralG previous 70
said Monday, be sufficient notice 10 ali concerned
10 appear aud 10 Object thereto # they see cause
true copy Of record.
- HENRY HALL, Register