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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11
For SALE.
NOTICEII:.,.....

HAVE large supply Of Daggng and Rome m h,,,-;
which will be furnished customers al cost
aJ All Cotton Shipped to the above House n HI
name Of q, a. CHANDLER, on account Of M RAY
owner win be insured. ~ ieai
June u 1919. tf5o G. A. CIfANnt 81
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SITTING BLo0p

NtV 1Vfhi n pfif ~, fh4f,
Pr. IowssfSn--l gery believe that your Sarsa.
pafllla has been ne means, through Providence, Of
raying my lie. Ihaye for several wears had Z ma
Congh ltbeeame worse and wofse. AtlastT gois.
Ell large quantities OF blood, had night sweats. md
was greatly denlsuied and reduced, and ad not ex.
poet q I've, ! have ouly used vnnr Saraearila a
short tine, md there has wonderful change been
wtusghi IN nc, an now able to walk all over the
esy. taise 70 blood and my cough has lett inc.
ION can well Imagine that am ihankiul for these
results. Your obedient servant
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11
FOR SALE


In Columbus, house g. lot, the residence Of MAJ.
Craven, deceased Also one hundred and seventy
acres of land south Of town, adjoining the corpora.
ton; eighty acres cleared, the emainder woodland
Also lot OF tanlly servants For particulars appy
10 Maj. 4. BARRY.
Columbus. July 4. 1910 ~
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7 ME Undersigned olI.rs for sale .is lsac. "a
n lani on wLici Re resi- jes. CONTAINING s39
acres, one halt Eae praire. ihe oiher bla.k 81.
OAK ana hammock hni; situated Is miles ws,f
Of Columbus, in The Nayhew Prairie. There :,
$50 acres ia high state of cultivation. a frs,
rate gin house. horse mill. aud cotton press. !
good log dwelling and comfortable out.h houses
there is also fine ariesian well aiT5rlinr an
abundance ct good water at all seasons. TbiS
plantation lies Immediately on the read Iend.ng
from Plymouth 70 Siarkyile in the eastern e5oss
OF the Rihew Prairie, convenientto nariqatio,
and hss what few other places can beast On
ol.iet 10 an ineGhaustibe range for stock. n
can be divided into two good setllemenis.--a1I
! viii eel ether or or including all he in
ProreInen'a or the whole for J ia hand. and ibs
balance IA enc and two years without interesr
Persons wishing to purchase can see the pronr.
e! eI'r on The premises or II. s. TAYLOR and Jabn
! !; Nl1iey' Columbus Mississippi, who Will more
folly describe the properly.
n WELLS A. THOMPSON.
--- .HlSu oLi iSSS. ". Mavhew prairie
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1890 CASES or GENERAL DEBfLfTl
AND WANT or NERVOUS ENERGY.
CONSUMPTION cTRED

tssanae and Strengthen. CONSUMPTION can be
cured. bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Compiaint.
Colds catarfh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Hood
soreness II she chess, Heene Flush, Nigh, Sweats
lliihea q Pfpiase Expectation, Pain in the side
&c. have been AMI can be culel.
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RHETMA1TSM.

Ihis y only one OF more than four thousan1rnscs
otRhnlnatism that Dr. Townscnd's Sarsaparilla has
cured, The most severe and chronic cases are week
" eFadIcatcd by ts extraordinary virtues.
james Cummings, Esq, one Of the assistants in
the Lanaiie Asylum Rlackwell's Island, is the zen
tleaat spohen otin the following letter.
Dr IownseB1--Daar Sir; have sutIlrnd terri.
nv iof nine yeers verb tho RheNmasisin; considera-
hleoi tae titae Ieould not eat sleep or walk had
'as utmost distressing palms. and my limbs were ter
rbay ewnteu. have used four bodies 81 your ssr.
sagafllaapd they have done me nare than thous
anS dallars worth Of good an SO much letter
iadead am entirely relieved You are at liberty %
'lse this lrr the benefit Of The afflicted. Yours. &c
JAMES CUMMINGS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-11

CGHdkes, CRadEeS!
SPERM and Adamantine Candles TO be found
- at the firm Of H. S. IA YLOR d 60,
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I It. GORDON'S FAMILY PILLS---.Y..

Is. GORDON'S FAMILY PILLS,-Y
- lng Compounded exclusively ofsuch ingredleuIs
Nature intended should operate on the impurirs q,
the human systcm-strkc at the root Of the disease
removing all impurities from the body. oneninr tbs
pores externally and internally separating ali for.
elgn and obnoxious particles from the chyic 50 I'M;
Inc blood OF which the origin, must be thoronrl-
" pure-necessarily securing free and yigorers
action to The heart lungs liver and stomach thereby
restoring health, by opening the pores, cleansing he
veins and arteries unimpeding all the natural Veins
and purifying the blood they render the svston TX
only thoroughly sound but also imperyioiIs to div.
ease even when all other means have failed,
Within the last twelve months. more Than ono
hundred cases OF the most aggravated forms al nvs.
pepsa have been cured by the Aleacif,e, where rg3
dieting. the Blue PHI and ALMOST every other mean.
had been resorted to, without any benefit and when
death stared its miserable victim uv in the facr :
Ii Dr. Gordons Pills were not adapted to the cure Of
any butths horrid malady their Uniform snceesa in
this disease alone would be efficient TO Uyalt on 70
tame" the name of their inventor as beuatacor II
his species y
The medicine never falls TO cure the worst case,
OF Piles in one week.
For sale in Columbus. Miss. by A. N Jo1rs e. co.
TONGUE SMITH, and on enquiry will be found in
every town and village in the South and West
hAVERLAND, CLARK & co.
aug 20 4S.-l5-9- Agents, Mobile Ala.
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10 GADR8

BIC SIS ga D7S
C1arsaa8 Es.rlet
= = p a g Z 4 la
kra ar e - 90. IT, E,rf &
FrlNli11rg .i..llczs rs 'is Ae-aL
Iaa tzirH- . ~ 81 i gaari btiss Rbsir faf
sss-z- ssfssr, 1s1 e1rrsH.s5 sapsr,5- Is o.
ast asa-.s elsse.e sgr,iz-. earFir-. seasliaf
- 3-siiiaif1S q a-,isu; lie ga; ia1uiv 60
ts-17ris3 g tiil Sefs1pa-iill ogsf sn srlsr ns5.-
t.s,' a i'li ASK irslss.sB iis 3s,tts, Z l.sis
eflis, - ID. 2 G aae Fl = rsrtbsf
SFA n g q S UAMER M EDECTTES
bfef Known i %, only plrlies tie ahoa SIS
ttms andtlengticns tbe ftisan bnt ( eieaira ncg
pHre ana Iiea BLOOD. power p5asasged ~ 40 other
sslssi1s. An3 in tbs lies the gra.l secret ii &
wonlerlni steeess L has pe0ofmed within ihe
tasf a wars, sse than 10000 cures o. severe ca
eas g. disease a. leai l5.9oe were cousiderei a
earah.e Il has saved The lives Of alofs than 500
children daFing the two past ssasone.
1890 CASES or GENERAL BEBHlTI
AND IvANT or NERVOUS ENERGY
Or, Townsends Sarsaparilla inyigosaies lie
whole system permanently To those Who hay
lcsttheir Muscular energy by the Effects Of medicine
CT indncTeten committed III youth, az the excessive
Indulgence q the fagsioHF, and brought on a GEN.
eral physical pTestraion 81 tho mcIrous SYSTEM las
etade want Of ambition, iaiating sensations. prema.
tuIe decay and decline, Fastening towards that la
81 disease, Consumption, can he easily restored ty
this p'easasit remedy This SarsapariiIa i far en-
peFiof . ans nfgoraiing Cordial, AS rcfewa aud
invlgerates tie system, gives activity to The limbs
and s.rngthie llie muscular system in a most ex
iraoidinay degroee
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SOan. So al

, % D. SOap!
a VERY SUPERIOR lot of Potash for mskins
"A EoaP Just received and offered loo BY
VI s.. TAYLOR & 90
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grTEAiAIE MEDICINE--D Townsend Sar.
narparllh 70 sovereign and speedy cure
fer lnciment Consumption, Barenness, proap.
aas uerb OF Falling ofthe Womb, Costiyeness Piles
Leaeofrhml,or Whites, ohstructed or difficult Men.
situation, lnconlinonce osUFine, or involuntary dis.
charge thereof aud Cor The general postration Of the
oitae sysonl-no natter whether the result Of inhe
rent cause q causes, produced BY irreguarlty, III
ness Or accident, Nothing can Be more slirpriairr
than its nyieoratipg osStcfs On tho human frame.
Persons all weaknessanA laesulc. from taking II
wence become robust ard full 81 energy under its
influence. It Immediately cnunteracts Inc naryons
Dess OF the female frame, which il tho treat cause Of
barrenness. twill nottsRxyect1d ofus. ii casas II
ra delicate nature, to exhibit certificates III cprss
yefioTmed but VIC can assure tieatIlictpd Tint hum
dFeas 81 cases have been cporca,ou az. Thousands
q cases where families have heoa without children.
hiler using few bottles q this idysaahe medicine
haye been blessed with fine healthy esspring.
arSCROFULA CURED This cepjocaia ron.
ciasyey proves that this SarsapariilaN las perec,
control over the most obstinatediseases ~ a. llana
Three persons cured in one house Ii unprecedented
GTTHREE CHILDREN Townsen-,-lls,ss
SiE have the pleasure to nlor,a Won that thfaa NJ
inY children have been cured oil the Serofua by M
us9 q Your excellent medicine. They were aillic.a
Ted vesy severely with bad Sores; have taken cnlv
1871 po!'les; i took them away Tor which feel nv
eclfHader great obligation, Yours, &c.
l. w CRAM, i06 Ivooster.st.
BJ0plNI0NS0 OF PIIYSICIANS.--Dr Town.
send i almost daily receiving orders from Physicians
IN different off Union.
lnis is 70 certify that We the undersigned, phv-
slclans q The City Of Albany, have ia numerous ca
ses prescribed Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparila. ane ~.
neye I g be one Of the most valuable PREPARATIONS
~ lnc market, Il. p PULLING, NJ. D. ] WmsoS. n D.
~ Il BRIGcs, VI. D. p. Il. EIMESpor, Al. 3.
Albany, April /, ls47.
AT CAUIION.--0wing to the great sucoesa 4,
immense sale 81 Or. Townsends sarsaparilla.a mum.
Der Of men whowcre formerly our Agents. have com.
nenced making Sarsapara Extracts. Elixirs. M
teFs Extracts Of Yellow Deck Nc. Yhoy renorally
pat up the same shaped bottlesand come Of them
nave stole and copied our advertisements thew Arc
0hiy worthless limitations aud should be avoided.
:, PRINCIPAL Office, I2e Falton St.. sun Building.
=. I, Needing a Co., s State ST., Boston: Dvott
4 aonss ~ North st, Pha,; s. s. Hauce. DRUG.
g.sh baltimore; r NJ. Coken, Charleston: WRIGHT &
20 lol Charles 1t N. o. los Sonth Pearl II. ANA
ry " ny az the principal Druggist & Merehlnts
generally throughout the U. s., West Indies and The
For sale in Columbus Miss. by
slne ~ 4e-iy. AN.JONES e. co.
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Fits, Deafness and Rheumatism.

,,,..,. CANAAN GARDNER
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
Expedition to the Wichetaw Mountains.

A large and respectable meeting of those per-
sons intending to make trip to the Wichetaw
Mountains, was held in the Court House, on Sa:ur.
day last The day of starting was set for the
18th of July, and after the transaction of other
necessary business. the meeting adjourned until
the 10Th of July, at which time there will be an
election for officers.
Although the letter from our correspondent Al,
Fort Washila, published last week, was calculated
Ito lessen the belief of the existence of gold in the
2Wichetaw Mountains, and dampen the ardor pre-
lviously manifested yet we are informed tha, some
Fifteen or twenty have added their names to the
company within the past week. The party now
3amouns TO sixty-seven, and among these we re-
1cognize considerable number of our most res
ipectable citizens. We are also Informed that
private letters from different parts of the State,
have been received, the writer's of which have sig
|nified their intention to join the company.
Verbal accounts, by persons from Texas and
others from The Indian Nation, arriving almost
every day, have removed all doubts upon the
Subject, and the company are now more sanguine
than ever. For our part, from the lights before
|us, we inclined to believe that the expedition
Twill net be unsuccessful.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
IMPORTANT FROM CAyiD,

A !eiegraphic despatch of the 9th. from Nd
'treal, addressed 10 the N. Y. Courier q. Fnn. Ny
says:
The greatest excitement prevailed ,bro,r.,
the city yesterday in regard 10 the tone os.s ]
!by the English papers relative to Canadian ,sJ
With the issue Of the city papers this mo.
containing full details, the excitement vo.
creased.
The party in favor Of annexation call. ]
loudly than ever, and the greatest indirp,ion
disgust prevails among the ultra royalis,s
pearances in the Lower Provinces seem n j.
the supposition that no appeal 10 arms will be- ,
5just yet.
The principal men of the Tory party des;,.
the result of the mission of Sir Allan McNoLaI
be known hrfo-e "ltarior measures ore rosO,,
1t is found however, exceedingly difficult 70
4 the lower orders.
The news will hurry on the National Corvo.
Were His Excellency to appear in This 81,
4 ftightful are the threats uttered ugains, him
: it is feared he would be murdered. SbonIJ
feeling not subsde, he may not be safe ey,
: Monklands.
1t is in vain, however, 10 predic. wbo, A.
may bring forth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
Letter from an Orig inaZ Tavlor.,uo

GEORGE LIPPARD. of PHILADELPHIA. m .,
sTnylor.man, has written long letter 10 III
|sitent in relation TO the promises made n
previous 10 the election, and his course 81
assumed the Executive Chair. We have nj
lat this ,ihoe for the letter entire. The folI
are the closl.rg paragraphs
Sir, the truth must bo told and as sud
you earnestly and sincerely, will speak N
with most uncourlly irra2kness.
Your election has been fruitful only in
tent and dissatisfaction. Elected in the al
the people, you are surrounded Ev advisers {
not even from the manhood of The EhiE Da
from the veriest hacks and trimmers. Ths
vlsers seek 10 entail upon the country, on 4
sal scale, system of error and msruIe.
3disgraced the age in the shameless exDend
the Girard bequest by the whig corpora
Philadelphia.
Had you been elected as q whig. and NJ
strength of any known wing creed. wd
complain. is it not painful thought, M
the man OF the people, should sit there in
Ilngton as the leader of the mere fragma
Iparty-as the embodiment not of a wbia
that of Henry Clay, which states its p1I
land fights lis battles in the sun, bu, of
which works in darkness, gathers strength
holy coalitions, and builds lis power upon-
! pledges?
And now, Sir, as wash my hands Of
traces of political Taylorism, as | state m
that ever acted the part which your
snlade me act, you at least must admit tha
SERVED you with the hope Of ofiice-ihat
ways been among that humble band who,
well and long for you, under the impress
they also worked for the good of their
|couId neither ask nor accept office at YOU
for those hands which were free a. Buena
free in the late campaign-are now tied
Itrammels which have been fashioned from
ruins Of the whig party.
GEORGE LlPPlf
To President ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
From the arkansas Banner.
Death Of Ex.PreSident Polk.

Intelligence Of this sad event reached US byI
Wednesdays mail and is announced in the Menu
phis papers. lie died at Nashville ON the 18TH
inst. of ' something resembling cholera"
The dark pail of death has in the last few months
enshrouded many eminent citizens and sodiers,I
but among them none for whom there will be al
more universal expression of sorrow, than for the
statesman and patriot whose DEATH
I've now announce. His life has been one of de-
|voton to his country and his country's good, and
|the fruits of that devotion are to be found in the
stars to her splendid galaxy, enlarged happiness
Ito her people. He had just retired from the public
service, happy in the successful performance of his
duty, while the sunset of his career was made
brilliant by the admiration of the world. The
which guided him to success in his
administration, and pointed to further extensions
of the area of freedom, had much to do in exciting
the present struggle for liberty over Europe, and
to him will day Re awarded the honor of ha wing
given the impetus TO this great reform by the
wisdom and discretion of his enightening policy.
The purity of Mr.. Folks private character was
never questioned. During the campaign of 1874,
when the ban-dogs Of party were hunting thirstily
for some stain upon which to fasten, he came from
under all the howings of calumny withsa reputa-
tion spotless and unbemished. As politician he
was devoted enthusiastically to the principles of
democracy, and knew no shadow of change from
ITS ancient landmarks. That political party of
which he was great leader, elevated him to office,
but conferred no honor upon him that he did not
repay TO his country. The people gave him power,
he paid them back in glory!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
Henry Clay Requested 10 Resign,

al "a tHccting of the Citizens Of Tnn
NY, held on the 20th ult., at the Court
|the town of Bedford, acithom any list
.party, the following resolutions otferd
ROBERT, Esq, Wing, were adop'5,
be a further resolved, That the dodri
Iished 10 the world by the Hon. IIenyl
relation to emancipation, are calculated |
out, not onl y to violate the constitutional
TINS Commonwealth, but greatly 10 injunI
,dItlon of the slaves, by corrupting them
be IL further resolved, AS the sen}
injecting, that with the opinions of the sad
|Clay, now made manifest, upon the subje<
lIilon or emancipation, that he is no longe
"a ht instrument to carry out the wishee
tend the rights of the good people of this
wealth in the Senate of the United 81
therefore, as the first act of the next u
of Kentucky, he, the said Henry Clay,
formally requested to resign his sea! in q
of the United States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30

Ne'o and Cheap GOods.-By reference to ou5
advertising columns, it will be seen that Messrs
MORRILL, & MAEEAN have just received a splendid
assortment of New Goods, selected expressly for
this market and the Indian Country. We take
pleasure in calling the attention of Country Mer.
chants, Indian Traders, and the public generally
to their handsome stock, where they will find
goods at reasonable rates, and on accommodating
terms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30

Methodist Episcopal Church South.-
|thodist Episcopal Church South, Gncr
|the Southern States the Indian territor
ices, according TO the Southern Chris
|cate, nineteen Annual Conferences. I
uperintendence of the Church Soutl
hands of four Bishops, and the regulc
and missionary work entrusted to ,47(
preachers, and 3,026 local preachers.
number of members is 49l,7S6 vi
1854 ,25S, colored l34, ,l53, Indians, 3,
biting upon the roturns Of last year, III
Grease of 6,233. The Missionary col
|the past year are reported from ski
|nineteen Conferences, and amount 10
wards Of $4,000.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30

Cholera.-Three Homeopathic Ply
port their cases of cholera, from 20th
TO the 18th of May, to number one hi
fifty-two. Of which there has only been
Another Homeopathic practitioner repS
last two weeks eighty-eight cases of en-
practice, and no death. Besides these,
that there are eight other Homepathlc]
ers, who have been eminently success
of the above, we understand, have be(
to the Board of Health. The ratio 4
cases treated in this city, by Homepal
as we have learned, are about the SAM
with those under AIiopathic treatment
rally found everywhere-,hat is 10 sa1 !
one in favor Of the new sys,em.-Cin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30

gTPosilivey no Job-Work done at this Office
without the cash being paid for the same upon de-
livery. We have to pay the cash for the mate
rails and labor used on the work, and of course
must have the money and nothing else.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
Wonderful Escape of a Stare. II

Wonderful Escape Of a Stare. Al
ago, a slave, in a Southern city mana(
a correspondence with a gentleman in
city with view of efiecting an escapa
|dage. Having arranged the prelmina7
somebody $40 to box him up, and
!" This side up with care" and takef
Express office, consigned to his friend a
On the passage, being on board OF I
ne was accidentally turned head dov1'
almost died with the rush of blood p
AT the next change of transportation, n
was turned right side up again, and, all'
SIX hours confinement, arrived safey
tination. On receiving the box, t'e
had doubts whether he should find Al
free man. Ho tapped lightly on ne
tho question, "All right 2" and was Y
hear the response. I" All right, sir:
fellow was Immediately liberated iroa
of living, and forwarded to a wealthy
in city Of New England, where Be
Harrington (Hl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30

Horrible Afray.-At an emancipation meeting
in Madison county, kentucky, recently, warm
words arose between Cassius M. Clay and a Mr.
Turner insult followed, pistols and knives were
drawn, which resulted in Turner being wounded
who died in few hours, and Clay is supposed to
be mortally wounded
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30

Gross HoTEL.-Our friend Gross is aourishing
His house has recently undergone considerable
improvements all tending to promote the comfort
of his friends and patrons. That he is no novice
IN the art Of ca5ering for the appetite we are well
assured. and living witnesses of the abundance and
richness of his table to be seen in the fat and
jolly looks Of himself and others uxuriating at the
same board.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30

Fatat Duel.-A duel came off recently between
John Gray and Henry c. Pope, both Of Louisville
in which the latter was killed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
CRAWFORD COUNTY, Juno %, 1910
To The Editor Of The InteHigencer:

To The Editor Of The Iate7igencer:
SIR-After scanning the proceedings in Sugar
Loaf, published in your paper, in relation 10 the
election OF Internal Improvement Commissioners
and believing that the people have not had a fai,
shake in the matter, and knowing that every citi.
zen has right TO choice of officers to do their
business for them, we would also recommend q
new election, and not suffer ourselves 10 be 90.
verned by the caprices of an officer who neglects
his duty or pleads ignorance of the law.
Many Citizens of Frog Bayou