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e,TftKOT 10 Nd u lTEI,s Wv ~ V0-' TT''T -
= .prc1y Public. s n4uatsrc
ireld-. vii snown for u Durability nl corFc
etc ,tr No. - Ludsor,tseet, Chamber fhos.
uusc1uaute Ie-ted ;itr
ca the ncle Of the Iont aad t-fl,e l "lch
rui and nen DOWN requiring ans bcd-hfy lie Is
lvay, harit exhibit beth ho,e who wi-A purchase and
lie refer hundreds o our most respectable
No-Is.- Matrrs.,e. Fo4aer Bed, and Palls.es The
Southern trade ,.Ypsd
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Trr Darn OF RUKNs.-On the approa g ot death
ne returned To his house in -rrn@-car ana having e
NJ the foot of The street he could just toter up "a h.s
door The last word. his haad had ;rcaeh - p: on pa
per were to ms yiies father aad written r1nay
witii. an hour of his return homc:-'' My dear >Ir)o
for Hcavcr's sake send Mrs Arnosr here mlacdaicy-
Ny vile hourly expected 10 be put 20 bed God tod
what a situation for her TO be In. poor gr without friend
returned from ca-battng Guartcrs TO-DAY. AID occa
fricnd would al..e,t persuade that ui better but
think and feel that my strength gone thar TIE disorder
viii prove fatal to Your son-insav. X b. Ih, is
not the lc,,er Of dclrm tie ice1 written
fsw davs before. from the Brow to rv dearest .o''
Bat nox, day he derous and ,hc day alter too though
on being spoken to he reused himself collected and
composed thought and was and anon Tor aYy nm
utes hmscl-R Robert Burns In his deir."n there "as
nothing 10 >tres, the listeners and the lockers oA-"ords
were heard that to them ha! made
bv m, parting spirit among il language confusion
breaking up and sometimes words OF ullng import about
rinc tgsaboui incidents and events unnouccd 10 tter
happening bu; strangely cared tor * their lna la-s
ins before the cl-scd ius the dissolution Of dream
Nor did his deah-bed for aiccIonate AID faithful
service The .y who privileged 10 tend Il id $50
tcnccrlv ard r.ycrcuty-now by the SIDE q the -tc "l
and now by that Of the diving husband. Maxwell Niad
physicians came een gaze IN sadness where no SKILL could
relieve Finiacr supervisor OF excise. uv .- bedside
tin, might before hc died, and Jessie cwar- daughter aud
sister OF au.er was hi- SICK Had he been hcr own
father she could have done her duty with more perfect
devotion OF her hal heart. and her name Will never dl"
here ctcrni-cd Garth by the genius u the poet Wao
for all hcr Christian kindness him and his. had long
cherished towards her the ,cer.st gratitude His c,drea
had been taken care friends and were led 20 e near
him. now that hi- hour was fil- wle. her own
bed knew II as her Robert was taken from hcr
and the .ca poet OF the Scottish people, who had been
bora the aud clay biggin on stormy "laeF ti--i
died in a humble tenement bright summer morning.
among humble ak. who composed ms body. and according
e custom str,vcd around flowers brought rom the own
garden. Professor Wilson's Eay-
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~ Hr,r Trrr.-Ihc tlI.o..lr letaIls az ..
n the 7r;s5oreood of Cilouceze,
oe i-I, -,..,sctalo -nnne,t:z-s has c,re-
- ~ -. i, The -au.e OF the heart b.,
- gentleman. OF sor7e station IN
~ i7r ,,,,,,--. win th.. maiden 70
,y,c. ~, Ind and sr affection becoming rlci7rocal
., - H. .l;r ,..;aa. ,.... va 70 have taken
''.' - l.,..- .--,I.s- ..-- l---ss.-
l' ~ -, 80 5s..-.t5. o.e 5.r -- ~,
. n -. -77.r '1 ,,f;-l, She
Ha.V.' N'. ~. .,..l -. d r.s-,
a ' ~ - ... .....---..
- l,. aI-. .l .er,- cre
10" o' '"7 '''-..- -''- g = .- -, -.I
i''' M '-7 M 49,. ..s. lg--I ..-
~ - - = ~ -.-. ,,. "a .-.f- LII
'ia'i-i'-. = -. I'll - ,..,F5 and s.. li
i-1s-' .ils Fi''"' 49, w. r-.-.-.i
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Tie ,u1.cribers also offer to the Public the
TtEIO\ OVEN

Tie dqseredy high reputation winch this oveo enjoys in hi city
ui cu,ry reqfe> TIN, we'll known ~ hc-
, or 10 amy other country II Indispensable arti-
Gle housekeeping The Public cautioned again. purchasing
spurious article sold for the Union Oyca Noac the real aon
Oucu>, but those made by the >ub-csit"r
JiAiES MYERS co, l4- Fulton
y. he pc of the nos ovens have been reduced from te
-rigiull prices Dollar each alo u
New-York tribune., 1841-05-26

,S - and beautiful House i situated on ain-sFss'
TlrSet as an liz I '5s% new Of 5.a, ias bs Ioa @
"a lls' aI the best sHialons for few CONT t.
and s toar,er. OF o'e- NJ u ,ie f to
~ n avail themselves Of t1 opportunity "l' go 's'i "
appT. carly To tae fa aF''s'' l. WORllaiAN, Siar S.n.
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IG. PEEK aLIp.

yNOCTOR CARPENTER. l,ual devote H.
- peoaa general dates ii IN. profession.
These a5o been unfortunate become Of
unqualified charatan with when cly abound.
consequences the aE q our aN regulating medical pro-
respectfully solicited TO call ~ Es old established Dpen-
-ay No Peek sip Shere many thousands have ben
appr deIyerAAce from their uar-old Diseases
To Dr- Carpenter beg I'D thar he Hatye
and bovu hst he graduate Ug"a College
received hi diploma this claims honof>
Of the New York STATE Medical Sce;-
be speedily ard eiectuaily H. Paiie-t.
l. Separate oies and entrances Charges resonao a-iy
New-York tribune., 1841-05-26

French SpoETsNEy.-I had PREDETERMINED l-a my 'e-
l-yy-oun,ryn,eu ,houll occupy the ry riga,
loft as calculated tte. would be les chance secey-
Inc bullet IS mistake ,haa +. any OF the eager r'.a ana
ex-itaole Frencbmca IN ny iF-fa adate '''''.
Your mercuria Gau has us, tho slightest co-'ina 'e'
himself for the moment. AID be caa no more en - II
bird hare or rabbit even il his 5-sol friend be m lfers
le with II than e can be,p danciag when ke eafs -
5e FroncAnen are delightful eompaaioas =. 9a-F'o''
oa. IN me r.eld they infinitely more ar'eaa-- e'
.ho, speak rseaelg. having tins inoaleat some dozen or
two OF No in my dexter cali. having receyeti '. eL-e
.,l Of hare. at which ccyaia French baron ared l=
the ,al crossed between Us The Sportsman Franc.
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$50 do and half 10
10 assorted co.ored paper
80 10 envelope paper
Fg- ans! slperine Flat Caps
do 90 cut plain and ruled
DO 10 Letter 10
Deui and medium Writing pEper
Cloth paprr - K 36 y \ -. and 20 y ~
Hardware paper. l. y =; u 81 ant - 30
Flaneinc and Wrapping paper of various ,zcs
Newspapers OF an Hl4dc 10 order at short notice.
Fci, i-TxisCr Z. ROOT & Co. * Maiden auc.
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would seem Of looking back est ye should b. turned Ike
Lots wife. iaio pillars And aas il dic look
back very often should see nothing bu; the backesed
aud s'nouderns runs Of yaccs ii. smoking >cdo and
Gg!rorreh ol IN nea::
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Mlf:.t.~ ILL.,

4 SAFE. CHEAP AND EF:EGTIVE vEGeTABLE ME-
DlCiNE-Fo- sale "1oe-sl- al r.t,i ~ Fon-.t. y Y
HIRE tA. be
PILLS tni lrivaiai 40 ir beUe6 Effects IN the various
ii-ea-e- ArEsn Fry them ~r n26
S,TEArfRoAT@. HOTEIA &sc Window Blind. ,nd
= Pctar" OF al nest cNc-tsd ca moderate terms
,i-L--R, sc. liz Fgloa-stlee.. riIs I'm
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~ rEHS.-le following fea OF the i44ltor.al Notices:
From the Io,o1 Noraing Post.
D. Rieha4.oAs >hey Vine Btters excellent medicine
We bottle Of is, and about years younger
u feelings. than month
From tle Bunker Hal Aurora, Chare,towN.
Dr. Rich2l>0u- fitcrsGe Editor OF the Post has been made
feel 10y the of bottle o Dr. cAar1son-
Btr- lhee Bitter quite popular and prove highly benehca
Ie ed.tor of the Po certainly good authority such aud
h personal experience should 20 iac towards csb hs the Doctors
Compo1sI.
From th- E.sex Banner and H-gerhill Advertiser.
T7i, the Tor the of a u!aabe medicine IL the
and oictua family medicine for diseases which prus.-es
that ,s discovered. l. composed Of different
paut.. ye like Brs because tcy ac but
prepared practical physician says yey tie
about himself but leaves for those who make their
Of bei.ecia upoE system W. have
ued la of bottle which purchased o: one O!
wll bee found the OUTSIDE paper 4
month could neither hs, ng hoioa. dance
work without cing ih day he numbered
But }ers feel
had been born and peculiar srylc)
bue dull care ourees and those who wish 10 feel
Richardson, Bter there help
From TIE Loe5N Pqrigt
TO the above eheerug add testimony ~. tie e1cacv
o ocsardon Btter Tey excellent 10, al tue purpose for
winch they recommended
j. For sale -hoesslc retail by g. D. SiNBS General
Agent - aud O Ful;on-ret an - East Broadway Minor -
Rroalway Ga.,ner ion-e ~ Clathal- G-. ~ Bosery
Taaut, a7 GreeaH cht; j. CollHg son 2j Canl-; T y
J. CJddincton ~ IIbI-or- Sclesn. ia Ciaa-'.;
George Lindsey 35 Sixth tseauc; ring, 81 Broadway John
>E-, 63 rcry ideau. SO Bo~cry; /. {. Z. K. Nos
GrHdi-: Roon, l93 Eat Bro=dv; Guon. ~ Bower
pies t1 Ford. i- Bowery; Roton. III Brottsus. NIL In
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JAMES HAIR TONIC,

Come al ye bald. and all tha;'= g-ey,
Conc listen 10 ny ditty.
ivi>a 10 tel. ;hou; delay.
What brought - 20 your -l,y.
l;i> 20 cloIh yogr mixed aeac-,
fEita na,urs proper covering
Rene = tie SOIL ;hat', almo>, ce-d,
,,o- under Y-.Cs be Aoseyiug.
NJ aans and iimc = vItsp'aa4 y i'-e,
Bsyolt .he distant oSca-4.
Eota France aad Euellu:. >q1i- oe-ide
Haze II ~ il tAe lo-ol-
\ bald F-f;,-ag cannot De found,
Nor 0is throughout tle ulloa-
Azi al because tGey -. ~ c+-orNo
With Ei, ciea- sal' psef-rauoE-
oGer nor bo;h fre- and Flfe.
Although yoiIr ca-s is c.r-cu--,
And Ta-r1ui all a pc-f-c; cure,
L.. H. TNNNE- HAIR TONIC
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r7TEIE unJr-s .-..d -r.e ~ fil-- o., IN
. FgA>< CLOCKS thr Goes W afsl7i-l' 70 =
NJ Were he .ii .al ;.e.r PsT5NT fi-ii 81 ana
t;r.s Clocks Of ,4-lc-y o fai,e-a- q; ii' 's'a'
NC. t-.1a.- and sar Cioofs aouI -' 9e- 10 60, ana
fore 1rrchasris. 4. assortment ~ ~
- CO. 80 t.sa Reco.lec; usula. 81 h-oal7 H4
t---'4'.-.-,,
t7a ,- C1,- <s repai-r-. atl t-raHfri lti-
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Gin antellioellce.
Renl-tcl fnr ,hc Ncw.York Tribnne.

CouRr OF CouMoy PtEAs-Calendar for this day May %
First Part: O5 l09 H. l2, % -, lI3, @, l29 l3l
13g. al. 10 li7.
Second Part SO % SO 100 1872 l9i 1876 20l 2oi 2o6 2!o
2l2 214, ZIG, al5, 2@O 222 22i. 22G.
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GnKx.,,. COriNs...

5OES AND MADAME GERHARD. Chropoli,ts (:rom P1riS
vi politely arrival from Enr.pr TO the citizens and
visitor, FORK aud vi" feel obliged TO those "s 80" hoor
. with c az residence, ~ Broaa~ay next 10 the Alcri-
can Hotel the houor inform the public that 10y ne" @
peculiar method they evtirpae -
HARD AND SOFT C0RNs. Et-NIONs, CALLoSIIiES &c,
WITHOUT CUTTING.
Po,.e,,u, patent MaerS the kiug of the French
the kuro sardinia sn- the Prince of Nassau and
Prince .wrc-mlerg snd M asd Duke of ssc D-rn-t.tt asso
from lic principal Mobility of London and Paris
M,a Mime prac,,e the profession for several years
in Germany and England and have acquired great 'A and
much ca Vrercsceu aird d, numerous certificates
celebrated English frepch ani German hysicau as
a of tie Nobility and Gentry OF those countries
delivered them years The operation vii not oe
cupy more minutes, ami the relief int'nlaneous tA
persons Immediately put on their shoes and "aa
tbs least Incuuyenienca
Nine g. been practising IN the United states bu
aec.,. short 9lyc received testimonials from
some of e professional gentlemen and oters Il"
which ;hel have received 'ncc their fee
dirs ard rsg;c,n viii waited ,lcr residence by calling
d 81 Bro,d~ .y.
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WESTERN
SiTgs All - =
wrN-B

rov3Ir,;t THE OIp NEW YORK ASD ono y l'[s i<t
Yo,K LINE, AID UTlct ANP % -l.1,re AMI forward
r1iGHr ANb PASSENGERS VEST Il. "a al. ,, t9,'' M ~ VA,
gr5, C.Il. arun ana 1'cliE-i. 4l l W rfr, s,l.
;raa N1s.ai. VII ,. .d Il 20 i,sf ciil .; ..s & a,
- 1.,f = Ioandt street and three Cl-'i i"'l'' o.,
f eia'. VIII yoIu COON & co. IL Broad street y l.
p! ~ - VI TONlINSON x co. Albany. :. J.
Jt,i-S CHiPPELI y co. Roeh'~ier' "
Z. :. BEACH. :. -
A. r. COBB 4 CO. Bsff-lo. y Y
- Proprictors.
AGENTS.
COrR OtTlG.tN ! co Clevct1st. Vhio.
DAVIS < SMITH. Portsmouth 0Aio.
nORR NEB8 co. pc.roi;. Michigan.
az BRlSVOl 4 PORTER. Chicago. Illinois,
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q: cllApGN,s THussE. .No asrnoaT:

- ERS-Ihese Instruments have r@c'-i 1s decided 4ppro
Ii1n u the 1fst medical tbs, TIE inventor nus
ceis-l the following testimonial, 'i'ri f9u-nsl
et-i iors J0arae' u isns and >"rgr NE Ef'or TealGrks
We have tiAe pains INQUIRE of a'lot.cs.
merit Of Dr. G apparatus aaJ proved b.; pro-
.essl1a-7
Boston Nediral and ,ngiref .f11rnai.
Dr.. C.apH, Supporter ald fr j,ait iapn. r. D. OF
Nev-I.rh. tine inventor certai1y 10 hniel
chllleai Ingenuity The workmanship. iao. utie-s.
Office 81 Fnlion.treet I'm
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C1.1,S.s.FOS PAFEss EaEkEE.GI%a-.

r.,E Subscriber. constantly receiving every description OF "a
nor which they H. purchasers the
most ,crs extensive >omca; are the ;ol-
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-,s-,t,-.,r - E;;NEI1iCT. Watc'l Mlscr Neatlil's

- e IN Z Iez-. y - i'''' Va. i'el
= = AN 4ai " Il II streets izl.ias formed
..rn IA ,ie,. WIKI HANitJND. ueV- Frr7'Ha attention
m Daley sal CEononser Watches pat n equal = the o.,iai-
II llao, would ake H. aoLnoS Judgements 30 the r
- l-... and patronage since LIVING Ne~ forA aHa ].
aluz,. ie ther preference ~ 1llne i'nl'N "ofA u' '
M i. able 20 ri sr aav li.co- from tue resl pce
pey In5esus1; Second. and otac. Watches oi sic pl'
fs- m ale warranted perec, the msasy retr.ae s<e
l..i Si.sf " 81 '7 ''-A~ BENEDICT & HAMMOND.
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sod at whols.@la and retail 5y A b. SANDS Druggists =
iad Fuilo---trcet. aud El>, E.es say. Price e.
y Bt liberal -c~aGcs made TO Iaoe Nho purchase = sell
again. mil IA
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~ .yt; WUY,l. rHT"VEK. sCtE.D EIW.aD,

! y
Ia Barber. Eczema Bo,chcd Face, rim l'ch cati-s,
Psot Panara and diseases OF the n, =, ' ceriin-
anl .nclsusly cured hy the Of SAND>S CELEBRATED
REMEDY FOR SALT RilHJM which have been thoroughly
tested thousand different without having tpcd III
aay here r,ge been attended TO. E'ar afflicted
above diseases, invited to make immediate a.e oI
tHi. alualilc remedy, and cured without delay
al warranted. We select the following
tract. from wonderful efficacy
N4rrurej Clark. York a- lu~t bcen Cured OF severe
and long standing Kh"an. In her size
tried popular medicines ud under the Of ro
eminent; r,-cian,. compliant badici tcir M After
an % the zirloina-y Of 3 Chapman NO. - ChsImstrce
i, induced purchase OF tie remedy. uleliicy ap-
uivnr A. nud ctire.y Sc!L TAe
%. l,brt' spear Beiugtan Mas, lady Of - yea Of
Is trg M box and bottle M e Compound TX
tr.ci of arsnp,ra removed the dicnc and made perfect
a.- having afflicted iaa years Mrs. Aglra
Gardner. Norec Ct perfectly cacG, after the disease had
form Edwin Porter
rant o Mass Jo.o ph Glare, " 80
~ y john Parker ftrnec Island, and Others
all ccn perfectly cured by ;Is wonderful medicine
cplrrd ad cd wholesale aui retail, s \ !. & D. Sln -
ana - East -oalnay \. Y sold al.oby H.
Abtns T. Trivet PoughSeepsie; VI Parn, HeH
T. W Bull! Hartford IA. Wldsworth Providence WH
i3 fl Wain-on-.trce Boston aud iy Druggists generally
q e principal the Uned STATES Price Si.
B-iIcrclaut- supplied the liberal erns ml I'm
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xoy.~r OF is-Its Nii ~ 7. q.

/. WORKNiAN, >iac S.us-
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Sold wholesale and retail by AZ. .. s4as Jrls2i No-7'
and eg F.l,o, raet. and - itst broadway. ln
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-06

the teachers employed 10 tie Franklin Academy
Il is wilh the plan Of its management Of which
they are not the authors, va would war. IaS
petition then or memorial, IN The hrsl place.
proposes :ha, the operation. Of the Frank
ln Academy DO forthwith suspended until all It's
debts are paid.
And. That the Trustees elected require their
Treasurer 10 give bond and sufficient security
for the faithful performance Of his duty.
Sd. That the Trustees be required to make
and keep faithful register Of all the children IN
the township entitled 20 the benefit Of the school
fund.
Alb. That they strike an annual dividend a.
mong said children Of all the funds arising from
the leases Of lots OF property IN The 10th Section
9Th. That on presentation Of q certificate BY
any child so registered to the treasurer, from any
tevsher 10 tho township, of his having been al
school with him the preceding session, said child
be entitled to draw his dividend to be approPra-
ted to the payment Ofhl or her tuition.
PRovIso.-That the poor unable 10 pay any
thing-be FIRST entitled to draw not exceeding
SIS per session to. yfOr their tuition as above
and The balance then appropriated to The other
children registered The above is the substance
Of the memorial to which c., alludes. We think
we shall be able to demonstrate TO his satisfaction
yet, that large majority Of our community inter-
ested in the school are favorable to It-thal none
of the evils he has imagined necessarily result
from it, but on The contrary that the interests oil
our town and the cause Of education especially
arcintmatsy connected with its adoption.
REFORM.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-06
EDUCATION.
mo. III


DR., LIPSCoMB.
Sir CONSCIOUS thai you are well acquainted
with thatystcm Of Education which wish to re
commend TO this community, beg leave to address
myself 10 you. Before entering upon the subject
permit me 10 remark that will endeavor to hold
myself in readiness to answer the enquiries Of your
selfoF Of any Of your friends, who may desire nv
views upon particular topics connected with the
subject. lfany object to opinions advanced, they
are respectfully iHved TO state their objections and
will Try 10 satisfy them. | do not wish to be un-
derslcod as aiming a any thing new; Tor the uuIi-
ty OF the system propose for universal adoption has
long since been proved.
In the first place, allow me to explain myself re-
laiive TO the term education, consider il, in its
ful tense, to include The right development and cor
rect cultivation Of all the powers ofthe individual,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

Being unfortunately placed in very unRe'n"
situation, in rela ton 10 the Columbus ans lonus
by Transportation Company. Having been ~,
dent Of the same,under existing circumstances :.
compelled to resort TO this method in sell deeno'
The concern has gone overheard. Inc nO'es.n
treIy worthless and much TO be regretted m'.!
good citizens seriously Injured, and 1t won" -
from the say SOS of some tina am the person g'''
Of the frauds practised on The community; nd.
now say. in relation 10 the sA"a, wa e., N.
ing 10 meet the company and have lnl' auu " i,
vestigaton of all the matter connected "n 'n' n.
stiution, and to account to the same 10, e's t,,.
lar have used and furthermore, am Wiling ss
the land sold that pledged to the COMPANY or 4.
benefit Of the note holders or other isoHl,l. 's so
same, Notwithstanding havea release oesu p -.
the same as may be seen by reference 70 Us 4 4.
bates Clerks Office. Now let each memo'. /" v,a
company come forward and do lIkewFe c,,m.r1
those indirectly as directly concerned al 'he !,
the new company, and assure the cOii'A'
will be well, ,,cuAN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-06
/" Columbus DemOcrat.''

The Office is as well supplied as any in the South
with fancy Job type and all materials for executing
with despatch and neatness such work The news
type have been In use for two or three years and
will last five years yet with care aud attention
The high character oflhe Democrat" is well
known and acknowledged by both parties in this
State and in point Of location and other adSanIa-
yes il s not surpassed by any press in he south =
The East increasing pepuatien OF North Mississippi
the quantity Of business done in the town OF Conm
bus, and The daily increase ofpatronsge 10 The Office
afford sure Euars niee HAT the paper Is permanent
IL established, and ifconducted with economy will
always pruve lucrative investment for the amount
Of capital employed. The Democrat has been es-
taSlished for several years aud during that period
has received liberal share Of advertising patronage
and larger subscription list than any paper in NE
State, north Of jackson. The subscription list still
conlaues to increase daily.
Letters addressed 10 The undersigned, or to W.
D. Chapman Columbus Mi will receive immediate
attention, il Postpaid -
II. II. WORTHlNGT0N.
N. B. A practical Printer would be preferred, as
partner in the concern.
10 Editors in this State who will give thus lew
Insertions shall receive like reciprocatlon.
Columbus Jan. l6, is4l. II. II. w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-06
Fob'y 3. ls4l.
A CARD.

A CARD.
Mr., Editor. 10 your last over the sigma
iure Of ZIP there is a charge made agains. an
"oilice holder" in Columbus stating in sub
stance that the Wing delegation from this place
TO the Louisville Convention, after having drum
med around The 7iown for len days, procured
none save broken Merchants, Clerks and Loaf
ers. Now, sir, have no doubt but the above
remarks were intended for mo, from circum
stance that occurred some days since. A gen
ieman well known to this community who un-
derstand is procuring names to petition request
ing Gen. Harrison in case Of u vacancy in tho
Post Office in this place to confer tho appoint
ment upon him. This Gentleman called upon
Wing friend TO sign bis petition, and being asked
the grounds upon which he urged the signing Of
his petition replied, tina, had written letter to
the Post master, n, Louisville, saying that ut the
time the Wings were getting delegates TO attend
the Convention none could be got after drum
ming isn days, but broken Merchants. Clerks,
and Loafers. On receiving this nforna'on,l call
ed on the Gentleman 10 know from whom he deriv.
ed such charge. lie replied that i, was from two
gentlemen Of Ok,ibbeha then informed the
gentleman that had never written such letter 10
Louisville, and IL short,no letter having politics
for its subject had ever been written by me.
said to him then as now say TO the World that
in all its particulars il vas base falsehood, and
hope no person after my refutSton ofihe charge
would urge il MS a cause Of my removal from Of.
fee. He remarked that he was glad was able
to rcfute t.
Alter what had occurred, presumed that III,
matter would rest--that no one would agalr
urge il against me, and much less that il woulc
be urged against mo through the columns of III,
press.
| Now, Sir, say to Ill" and 10 all others, that
the charge repeated by him of my having de-
nounctd the Louisville Delegation in the term.
mentioned or any other terms, IS utterly false, tina
# he I'll" has stated this charge not knowing i
to be false he has done me unwttngly great in
juscebut If he repeats ii hereafter, he will
make himself both cautninator and liar.
J. BLAIR, p. NJ.
Eoumhua Eahv ~ 1CAO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-06
GEORGE VAUGHAN

a Consent. A girl was forced INTO I I.,.s,,d.
able match with an cid man whom sno 4 ths
When the clergyman came TO tns' Pa" .oo,.ri,
service where the bride is asked u sue ~. Il, sad
to take tho bridegroom for her husband hnl ,Oa
with great simplicity. 30 dear no ! si,'
are The first person who asked my oP'O'O' :.
Happiness is rare plant, that seldom mel ,s p.
earth; few ever enjoyed It except 'oI i.dm d.
Rod; the search after it is rarely Tewals S.,;l. ID
coyery. But there is an admirable SUI ~, d,o.na
it, all may nope TO attain Ns aiiaInI ,. .oirL
wholly on self and thai is a cOnlenolNs 2