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ID ENOVATENt; LOZENGEs.-For Fnnalc Weakness,
IA nf,iblc remedy.
CHARCOAL LoZENGHS-For who the habit of using
Charcoal milk or otherwise.
NERVOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Camphor Iozcnce viii giys
immediate relief IN sick headache, lowuess If spirits de-
,pon.cncy iniatins and polpitation Of the heart
Aes era Office, DR. Hunter, Gc Sixth Avenue and Cap
tain Charles Thompson 80 Cnrud satisfy the inccdu
lou>o of the truth ofthor cures,
SORE NIPPLES from 10 fva days by Shsrnans Ia
hillary OIL Refers TO rrof. Bingham. 20 Spring street
Wholesale and retail. l0l Na-sau-,trcct
AcrSysChurch l5s Bowery of Spring Sand
II Fast Broadway Necley 22J Ierkert Rushton Aspnea
10 Aston House aud 81 w iiamt; Coingtou ud
son corner Sng-st EIes News Room, Tonnc building, Wall.
rna, a27
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a. the Southern Literary Messenger for Ma and
juno will double naabcron the Isl Of Jane
II II contain TWO powerful articles the American Navy! by
Lieut. MAYO and Texas and Revolution by Dr. Lee
cc-c long resident interesting country, Subscriptions ior
thu, sterling Monthly = per received al this Office 30
A,u.s,rset mig
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PICkL Esq -i1s- Jaf'l III I7''i ''
ANCHOVIE PICKLES: tIn., - III g


1f'Fr MI AL frlav, Ilst E,tl al T ocIock
- viii pcase lee board foot o: Maiden lane q.
la. hour Lc.cr-Blg ALL the Merchants E1ctaase al a'
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their permits DELAY All goods permitted by ad inst
liable to be public ste'c ml'u
NJ Consi.nccs per >Ap GEO. WASHINGTON viii please
pcrIAits without delay Ar goods permitted within
days liable pGbc eacF general orders
mi
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CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS.

S,HERMAN'S WORM OZNGF5S will entirely destroy MI kinds
= of Worms over sold yearly. DR. Zabrkie,
Dr. Hunter S Sixth Avenue DR. Castle l0i do,
and many other the slightest responsibility them
their practice. -,
Mr. orug nrpcnter IS Futonsrcot cured three Of
hi. chry Worm loAeagc
Sold AT tie Warehouse, 1875 Nassau-strcct
AcESrs-Church, Towcry; Rutor Aspnwal 81 William
street 40 Broadway and 10 Aston House NeeIcy 2l Bcccknr-
,trec New Mr.. Hayes l39 Fson;, Bro"hn a2I
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,,-y.cE.ps.1,E CHEAP CASE.

l,TOcK AND LINEN MANUFAC TOEN.J " PINnNr.i, No -
= William has hand stock Fo'om C-lar' "o'e;,
S,,pencr, ,l and Shirts and Drawers CraTat &c All
kinds and qualities Of the above articles Merchants arr itd To
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

1EETCEFEE, Lamp Manufacturer Wholesale ard FSa, lyf
y. Broadway In rca-amps Lanterns and Chronicles made
.o,i,.I. -, ma Bin
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SAND PAPE!R-2oo Of superior quality Tor 'aia ~
- mlJ II PERSSE ~ bEoohS' oI i-ibcr tE-stft,l.
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nyss. wi. ACNULTX.

MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE, No lC6 Wl!am-stree
vi near eckman adi:, DRESS CAPS, made TO order Grim
work con,,Iy hand made At the shortest notice mb In
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CROCK FERN AND GLiSa
nntNFIsDN-

SgERRfTTS & PAGE arc opening = stores, Nos 100
VA rwcry and Grand fail and splendid assortment OF
goods comprising latest patterns which they wi! sell at
prices well worthy OF the public Also BRITANNIA
lV,rc nlo.cd ,.,or, Nc A20 Inns
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TO THE PUBLIC.

New-York, May Ii, 1871. CHARLES 5. Row.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29
OFFICE OF THE News.
q duoustine. June u, lS4l. {

The steamer w. CASTOR. Capt. Griffin, ar
rived this morning, from Fort Pierce, with Col.
Gates, Capt. Wade, Lieut.. Brown, and COM
pany of Artillery, who had gone few days
since, with the view of taking Wild Cat.
Orders had already been despatched to Major
Childs for that purpose, but an increase of force
was deemed necessary as the party OF Indians
was supposed TO be large. Wild Cat had ex'
tended an invitation to the garrison TO visit his
encampment, and witness dance, and on the
evening of the 81, again came into Fort Pierce
with Is warriofs, negroes and self, for sup
plies of whisky AS usual his manner was
overlooking, and, relying on his passport he
little imagined that lis use had been counter
manded. Major Childs promptly seized all OF
their prey, including II ponies, EWild Cats
encampment proper was distant thirty-five
miles on The Okeechohee Swamp, whittier Maj.
Chids repaired, but being discovered, five In
dams who we're there, escaped. Wild Cat and
his party were shipped on the 7h, on board of
the schr Walter NJ. for New Orleans, Lieut..
Judd, in command of the guard. This meas
ure has created general satisfaction. A dan.
gerous fellow is removed.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29
Correspondence OF the Express.
tVasbipo,on T,

Washington, June 20.
The House were able at last 10 get through
an act giving $4,000 dollars 10 the widow Of
Gen. Harrison. AS was well remarked this
was no bounty. for the expenses of Gen. Har.
rison in providing TO move his family here, in
furnishing the White House, &c. &c. are
large. Such as 10 consume no small portion
of this.
The senate apiourned over 10 Monday. to
give Senators time for the committee rooms,
particularly those engaged in framing Bank
Bill.
The Committee will probably agree 70 raise
the rate of dividends 10 per cent. This was
in tie original report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, but subsequently, struck out for per
cent.
The item relating to Foreign Exchanges
also commands much attention. The New
York letters generally insists upon the impor.
lance of allowing the Bank TO deal in Foreign
Exchange, and is not improbable they will be
needed.
Among the nominations sent into the Sen
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29
PEOPLES PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, June 30, 1871.
the committee

PROPOSED BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following extract is the substance OF
the report of the select committee of the SEN
ate, of which Mr.. Clay is chairman.
After stating that sound policy required the
establishment ola Bank of the United States,
with as little delay as possible, that they were
not inclined to discuss the constitutionallty OF
a Bank, which they considered settled by the
appreciation and judgment of the people, the
authority of the Legislature, the sanction OF the
executive department, and the solemn ad-
Indication of the judiciary that the people
demand the measure proposed, that the ex-
perience of forty years teaches them to dis
miss all experiments, and to cling to the last
charter granted by congress as the basis OF
new bank, with certain necessary amendments
and restrictions that the Secretary of the
Treasury had made draught of a bill after
the mode of the charter of 1916, in which he
had suggested many valuable improvements,
upon which they wish to offer the Senate
some brief observations and explanations
they 60 on to say:
The committee have adopted Washington
city, proposed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
as the place of location Of the principal bank.
They believe the place of its location is sab
ordinate question but there are many advan-
tages from the proximity Of the Bank to the
Government. The distribution of the capital
ofthe Bank among the several commercial
cities in proportion to their respective wanls
and magnitude, is what they naturally desire,
and what will doubtless be done. But 70 guaru
against the exercises of any undue uoYeinI
menl or official influence, or the Impulalion Oh
any unworthy transactions, the comml'ee nave
thought it expedient TO deprive the parent Dank
of ali power to make any discounts or loans
whatever except loans TO Government, autho'l-
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29
9TH CONGRESS,--1st Session,
FROM WASHINGTON.

June 18th.
The only subject of interest on this day
transacted in either house, was the passa re of
a bill by the house of representatives tc allow
the widow of Gen. Harrison S25, 900 which
the bitter locos opposed with all thei1 tact 1t
was however, passed by the following votes
Yeas 122, nays &c.
a PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
The next business in order was the resolu-
ton presented on last SatuI 1ay by Mr.. Farm.
UNI of Pennsylvania, froIr the Legislature of
that state, asking that II tariff may be equal
ICED.
Mr.. Pornance add esscd the house at some
length on the subject of the tariff and in favor
of the prayer of the resolutions. He denoun-
ced the compromis act as hypocritical meas
ure, and merely sent out as a kind of jackall,
by the lion of a p rty.
He desired TO know whether it was the pol
icy of the present administration TO touch the
subject of the t'riff at the present session, and
if not, what coIrse they intended to take in re.
lation to it
He then give his reasons for asking that this
matter should be brought before the country
at the present time.
He understood that the administration in.
tended to distribute the proceeds of the public
lands. If so, that would take from the reve.
nue. three or four millions of dollars eyery
year, and it became them to look about to see
from what source the deficiency was to be
supplied.
Another measure of the administration, he
supposed, would be to assume the state debts
If they did this, and took upon themselves a
once three hundred millions, it then became
the people to leok around them, to see how tn,
debts were TO be paid.
Mr.. Profit called to order. The subject o
state debts was not referred TO in the Presi
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29
INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA.

81. AugHsllh6, julie = iOIL.
COACOOCHEE TAKEN AND SHIPPED.
This morning the steamer. Gaston, Capt
Griffin, arrived from Fort Pierce, bringing the
highly gratifying intelligence of the capture OF
he notorious marauder, Coacoochee, with 10
warriors. three negroes and boy, who were
forthwith shipped in New Orleans, on board
the Schooner Walter NJ, Capt. Thompson
which sailed Immediately. This capture Is
most important to our part of the country.
"Sbort Grass another marauder, who went
Sin cohoor' with Coacoochee, was in the neigh
borhood of Fort pierce. A scout with GUIDE
hadsgone to his encampment, and hopes are en-
terlained that he and his gang will Do taken
alse.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29

six votes in the Senate against 25,-without
the aid of the two Virginia Senators, or Mr..
Preston of South Carolina. Ifso, and the ex-
ecutive approves, the bill can become law.
1t is not certain, though, that the executive
will approve bank which has the power to es-
tablish branches where it pleases. am in
clined to think there will have to be some com.
promise on this matter, before it is over, either
for the House or for the Executive.
The Wings Of the country, however, may
cease TO have any anxiety respecting the pas
sage of Bank bill of some kind or other. The
demonstrations in both houses have been suffi.
GENTLY clear to establish the fact, that bank
can be, and will be established this Extra ses-
sion, and that the executive will approved bill
not essentially obnoxious to his own views.
1t is highly desirable, though, that Congress
should move fast. Here we are in the fourth
week of the session, and how little has been
done, but what an abundance said.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29
Expense from Chicago to Boston,

Expense from SHCdSO lO DOStOu, poo w
This can be accomplished easily in three
days. and no one need take over $40 in his
pocket TO secure the very best of fare.
The fare from Albany across by land TO Bos-
ton is little the nearest and shortest, and costs
the snme, 600.
Illinois money will pass for fare to Buffalo
Then eastern money is current, and it is often
times difficult TO get the run ofthe broken banks
When the exchange for American gold is but
n little above eastern bills. that should always
be got for the ladies', as it is light and keeps
them from being imposed upon by the various
swindng operations Of paper money makers.
The treatment of passengers upon this route
has greatly improved, and ladies travelling
alone Ito say nothing of acquaintance they are
pretty sure to fall in with on such great thor,
oughfare) can consider themselves under the
kindest protection during the whole route.
By another season, it is hoped. the ia e a.
round the lakes will be graduated to he times,
and other places, and that it will be diminished
all around SO as 10 take a person to New. Y ork
for IS dollsrs. The additional travel will more
than make up for this difference.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-29

Mr.. Clay's bill creating a fiscal agent, will,
1t is said, las it is) certainly command twenty.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

Dl vrre aEl % pursuance ..s U.-H IS ....-
ID es.s#..G n -e as Ir..a. o.. l..-r DO
HasHes gu Die 5uh 08y u. An. A d. T-r.. ,. ..-
cH-. fae payment o.. q CERTAIN ,-rat "a ...y t.r-...
t-rr-a-r. BrHr- H. Grant. -eras O. ur.-.e
s#t N #m NaS.rv, Nr,ca ,al iced p .g..-. .a,
s..H aat recorded Boo Vie Office of t.c Gers a. ..e
Probate C#af. "a. NeSuhse county, state 20 VI s.-
r is -e % pal#e suction ia iae b .ir-' uI-
#er n-ca~h 40 Sic door a. thc Court house F. te
teWHe' Macon JOB sad county.
% .haaaag las lt,i Dog or august 4. y l>4l
within Die aHarS @. 30 A NJ and 4 T. NJ frs follow
~ described tracts yiug aul being 10 sid county
g. NrNuasg. 10 MI
TIE west a5., OF he south west hall Of section ur
oae. IaNH>. p H1 thirteen, rance seventeen. east,
TIE COST hgto' tag north west quarter @. J.g
same section. taaH-#.pBH range,
The rss' H.rl Of me north east quarter 'ar w0.'
t ga 81 IRE north east quarter 90 section number uH
+ ~ alE north west quarter AMI ibc north ta> Qu8r
/ ,gsnl section sumb,r tHJrry three the west t4.I g
/ south wc~ quarter section number twenty seven
lae east bali ~ ibe east hlIo. Hr south casa quar-
iesg. section t.rty three aHu township fifteen. 3
faHga sixteen east
>alB Ute as is vested BOZ me as Trustee wi| p
conveyed. T. GILLESPIE.
trustee.
Feb 10 1su-33 Bow lprfS5i 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

1 LII persons interested lu the South East quar-
"A ter Of Section thirty-dye, Township eighteen,
Range fourteen, Fast and The North quarter of
Section two, and the West haitof the Northwest
quarter Dissection enc, Township sevenIeen, Range
fourteen, East, formerly known as the lands ofRei-
icl, SINS and p. l. Neaycr-the sand Rellck SINS
having departed this 'e--wi. appear ata Probate
Court 10 be held at the Court House in the town Of
Starkeyle and County OF O,ubbeha and State of
Mississippi, On the Fourth Monday Of May, l~tl.
and shew cause llany they can why an order OF said
court shall not be made FOR The sale of said auds.
Also. all persons holding claims on the estate oGSaid
Redlck Sims deceased, are hereby notified to Tor
ward the same 10 the administrator ol said estate, or
they will be barre by law; letters Of administration
having been granted on the 2jh day Of January,
lS4l TO the undersigned.
JOHN II SlLMAN.
administrator
March ~, 1871. 3s-Gw
(Punitr's fee $40 SOD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
Spring and Summer Goods.

JUST received large lot of Heavy Cotton
v Goods, Linen Drlllngs White and Brown
Hnealucky Jeans. Fustlans, Moeskins; Red Ticking
1en0syvania Jeans Heavy Linen suitable for Ne
go wear.
Back and Blue Calico, light Calico, and very
neat styles too. Spool thread coarse. and fine
pad and plain Llnsey 5 IA Cotton Shifting SC &c
AT SIMPSONS.
ENNE Colonrd Kid Slippers; Black Slippers,
with fine Walking Shoes this da reed
At SIMPSONS
I'VE stock Of Winter Goods now on hand will
= BE- sod at cost and charges.
SIMPSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

10Y order OF the Probate, Court Of the County
I'd Noxuba., State Of Mississippi wi. proceed
10 saI o1 Saturday the l7l day Of ApaI next al
he Court Iloas. door To the Town IF Macon, On
credit until be first jay Of January next certain
Lotsor Land situate 20 the Town Of Macon, dtsg-
mated on plan 10 said town 10 the Clerks office
there, viz:
lot number lwoiu Block number eleven
number ooc IN do num5e. nineteen ;
Halol" uumbl .our 10 DO number eisbtreu
numberlwo 10 do number nineteen !;
Ha.rof number two ia 10 No tBcuy-egat
Frari.oaaI o'Humber twenty one. containing
COIO0 ac-cs;
Frac.ons. ot number twenty containing 95I0o
acres;
All iaa, parElot number one, on the east side Of
Cedar Creek ia ora number tHeH'y-nlue;
All hai par. OF lot number two, ou the east side
oCCeiaf Creek 10 Block number fweutyune.
c. NJ. JOHNSON, Adm.
Macon Dec. a. $40.
March 37h, ls10--3s-3L Prs - 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

'Nt-NN VIZ 80 go - ~
f-l1.,s & ..-.. rs-a..- Torn Hrrt i9 i,tt
NoIilir, bsrrhy gwen, Or al. Persons ~
,er.,sa .a ,De loads, tenement. aa- htEr...
uuea,s a. Raleigh White deceased, o. be- sud
personally appear ...rIe toe Judge of the tu-
bates t5.r. g N.Ng1te county. Mississippi, at a
regular ,s,m "a, sl.l coar,, 90 ys holden on the
Fif>I Mouoay wJggs mex. AND >ae~ cause If
any ,hey al,e, WHY be court should ua, grant
an 0rder'o l1t administrator Ja >s.t a'l the lands
belonging 90 the estate yt sand deceased, R11g
and beng 90 The county and state aforesaid.
NHHs>s-Tbc Hon. Madison /. NaGsheg,
Judge %. ,hg Probatss court of sad county
Issued lle Ith tay ct March, \. d. ISL.
Attest JOHN Il. ROBERTS.
Cork.
March 20. lS4l, 81 9w
Printers fee Sl5.1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
State Of Mississippi Lowndes Co

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me by
ID David Monroe, and by and between the SAID
David Monroe Of tie first part myself of the sec
ond part, and Thomas Lockhart, surviving Co-part
Dcr OF Loekhart and Arrou, VIM. NJ, Cozart and
Lewis B. TaIialerro of the third part, dated the
22ad day Of August. 1887, will expose to public
sale and cutlery at the Court House door in the
town Of Columbus in the said county and state, on
SATURDAY the first Of MAY next the following
saves viz: Martha and her two chlldrcn,( Amanda
and Mary ANN .Jane,tw children Of Fanny'5 VIZ;
Guiana and Terrcy) Sukey and her five children,
,Grandison Thorton Jack, Elizabeth aud and Ma
Nda Ann, George and jim, Nelson Beck, Ka-
" Cara, easy, Moses. " Terms cash.
f. f. CALHOUN
Trustee
April 9th lS4t 40-4t.
PRINTERS fee 81 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
Notice

K NJ. MOORE Of Oktbbeha county IS my au-
= - ihorlzed agent to dispose oimy ands IN the
''sniy o. Lowndes NOxubee and Okub5ehs'
AApu the slh Is4l. 4o.-4w.
Argus will please copy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

VENO all persons having charge Of pauper for thi
A. county Of Lowudes or foo the corporation, tba
tic poor house Is now ready for the reception Of the
poor aud all those That have any paupers 70 charge
win bring them IN, as no further expense vii be
paid or keeping tn EN- from lhe 6tu day Of July,
$40 The u0ders ignad are Committee appoint
ed by The Board Of Police FOR Lowades county te
receive The same.
ELI ABBOTT
4. NJ. TALMAFERRO.
+. b. WADE,
Ja0ylIh, l5i0.-l-W Commissioners,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
tn order Of the Probate Court.

M order Of the Probate Court,
I | IS ordered by the Probate Court Of Oktbbeha
I County STATE Of Ms,,~sp p, that all persons in
tercsed the esrates.o Martha d. and Della Jane
Reuttrow deceased do appear at Probate Court to
be held at the Court House IN the own of Sarkc-
vile and county OkGbbeha and State of Mssissp-
pi, On the Fourth Monday Of May lsll, to .hew
cause why sale should not be ordered by said court
10 dispose Of such property as is now incapable oil
distribution. Gysn under my hand and seal this
9Th day Of March, 1871.
CHARLES DiBRELL,
Cierk,
March %, 1871. 3s-6w
LPrntdr.s fee 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
ean be found at Simpsons New
Cash Store

THE Spring Styles of MusIins and printed
L Lawns, Check and cross barred Nus.ns'-some
BEAUTIFUL patterns Chaly's, lne Linen Cambrck
Linen pocket Handkercheis, Hem stitched do Fancy
SSlaawIs, Black Nett six Gloves; White do. Cotton
nose al Extra low prices, CorsetS Black Printed
Lawns, Irish Linens, B.eachcd Domeslics, Brown
20 Apron Checks, Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diaper,
y Ia Damask Linen for table use, with many other
SSFles Of Spring Goods, only 10 days from New
iork' and at over prices than ever before sold in
.S place Antll Isl ISL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
Administrators Notice.

EFHE undersigned was at the last Term Of ihc
l. Probaies Court or Lowndts County STATE Of
Mississippi, duly appointed Administrator Of all and
singular the goods and caules rights ard credIIsh
winch were Of Marcus NJ Brigham late OF sap
County eceased. Notice is hereby given TO all
persons np ebled l. the estate otSald niesiate 70
make immediate payment thereof And aiI claims
aganst the said estate are requested TO be presented
properly authenticated according o, and within 'he
lime prescribed bY law or they wi be forever bar:
red. ARGl Lib CAMfbELL
administrator
Dee 26is+0 .j-t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

CaloxrL JoHNsoN.-Ihe Post Of last even
,,.sys-Thers is a silly report circulated by the
N5o. to the effect that Colonel johnson, the
4, Wee President, intends to support the adj
ro,,ral!on Of Harrison letter from this gen
.snan, wrlrten las, Friday, March 18th, speaks
,r,bls story in he following terms.
sIfrumor can make my trends believe that
have changed or can change my position N poll,
o,s il Is very Illuminating to me. The umors
,ibst kind cannot be worthy of any thin. but
II. lie dIec, from those who have couideuce IN
me-"
Colonel johnson Is in the right Norman
$40 knows lin ought to do otherwise than give
fiat contradiction to the assertion that he has
.,cgme political associate of Clay aud Web
Ser, His disposition and domeanor which are
hose of great hberaly and personal kindness,
ps,baps SUBJECT him more than most other men to
,npulatians Of this kind but his friends owe 1t to
hm 10 discaim them the more emphaacalIy on
that vary account.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

,.- foreign relations. matters stood -s by
f.. accounts. Tie debates 3D. Parliament
..sts Mcleod. ended 10 smoke. ], vas ru-
....1 PARIS d, the la,s>, -1'es, Jal,'1e French
49,. vss disposed 30 offer rs mediation 20
he Mcleod dspa,e.--GyJs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
Medical Bathing Houses

4 CURE,oR SICKNESS PREVENTED,
YNHIS establishment Is now open for the Season,
L at the Following rates,
Season Tickets, $40 90
Amour, Of fifteen Tickets 90
Single Tickets, 90 cts.
Those who take a Season Ticket are entitled to
bath every day. II they wish it, Cash, in adj
vance, will he required in all cases. The Season
IS understood to be from the LIST Of Apr,, to the
ho' October
D BALDWIN,.
Columbus April Est 1871. 4O,-L
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
LATE Or ELECTRA MosRoE Nj.

LATE Or ELECTRA NosgoE Nj
HAs iocsied himself permanently at Columbus
In VI where be vii attend to all cases 10 bis pfo-
fa,l0n M l.. hatiers himself thai with close at
eulion 70 his business that he will merit share Of
public patronage. tie can be lound at all times az
DIS Office n Market Street, opposite the Old Land
Office.
There can be obtained at his shop fresh and
lul supply Of Botanic Medicines.
Feby 90 ls4l. ST.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10

CONTINENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT. -
The Globe The Sd March contains The oti-
rs,f .1,ioG of the following appointments.
p,.sman Dtckersoa 20 be Judge OF the Jn,-
- safes for the DJs,uc, O, New jersey, 90 the
-, e3 Nahlou Dck-rson, resigned
ps,,rN. Daniel, Of Nu-na,io be one ct The As
.s,s Justices olthe Supreme Court ct the I'm.
"A States, 10 the place OF Philip P. Barbour de-
,sased. .
lam !. Mason, OF Virginia, to Be Judge Of
i, United states, for the eastern district Of NU-
I'd. IN the place Of Peter '. Daniel.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-04-10
On Monday the 5th OF AprilISiI.
POS EPONEAlENT

The sale Of the above mentioned property is
postponed until he first Monday IN May l-ll