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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
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ANfEDYSPEPTTC d TONIC BITTERS
Fly per cent stronger more Medicine! than any srer
mlae before,
For the cure Of every case ofCllILL 4 FEVER,
Lirer COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia Diseases Of Worms DC,
Nc, also preventative to Sinttc Cholera
Price = 90 per bottle, for So; larger quantities
at less prices. No AGENCIES
Ut Sales under 81 90 cash over that amount s
months, and allowances for advertising will be made.
Prepared and sold ONLY by the proprietor No. Az
Dauhtn Street, Mobile. L. D. CoLENAN.
August, Is, lsA0. (iy,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
LlV EisY ST A BILE.
&GA ON MARKET STREE T
SoUrH OF THE CoLuABus HorE1, BY
William G adv.

'YNHE undersigned returns sincere thank. to his
Old customers aud the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, and
would respectfully iuiorm them that he still contln-
ues 70 carer at his old stand where he will be happy
to accommodate all who may favor him with their Gus
tom lie has made large additions to, and otherwise
improved his establishment during the past year, so
mat he Is now prepared more fully than ever to nc
'ommodate any number Of horses that may be left
with hun, in style not surpassed BY any Stable, Ell
ther Northo South. lie keeps constantly IN hand
ior hre Saddle Horses Carriages Buggies, &c, Of
the most superior quality. From his longexperence
N Inc business and great desire to i've perfect salts
faction TO his customers he hopes to receive liberal
sha4e OF patronage. lis terms are the same as
heretofore.
Carriage, Horses and Driver per day IS 90
dorseand Buggy per day, 8 90
oadde horse per day, so
Horse al Livery per month, ~ 50
per week, so
:" +" perday, rs
Horse per night, 50
" single feed az
WILLIAM CADY.
Columbus, Miss, Jan s, 1s49.-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Carriage W anufactory by
CARTER, NASH & CO.

SUCCESSORS TO A. II. NOLTlNGTON,
West side Of Market street, nearly oppost Cady'
Livery Stable, Columbus, Mi,
VUNHE undersigned having purhased the entire in
terest Of the former proprietor, A. r. Voting
ton in the above establishment, would respectfully
inform their friends and tide public generally that they
are prepared to carry on the Carriage Making \ Re-
pairing business IN its various branches in style not
surpassed anywhere They solicit tia share Of pub
lie patronage. 1'iOS. w, CARTER.
w ii NASH,
NJ WELLINGTON.
Columbus, Mi, Jane '4sly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Notice,
DIR S A. sALToNSTALL

TTA AS removed his Office, to his residence, where
IT. he may be found at all times ready 10 operate in
the various branches Of Dental Surgery on reasona-
bic terms, for cash only. Icannot keep pace with the
many modern improvements IN the Dental art and do
work on 4 credit. Ny business cannot be carried on
successfully on any other terms than cash when the
work i completed have to pay cash for every ar
ticle use in the profession. Persons romA distance
mead not come to have work done on a credit. They
will be very APT to be disappointed. Necessity CON-
yels me TO adopt ribs rule
August leA lees. lt-e-H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

fEdaea.s4 al the Virginia Military Institute.

Two hundred AMI ihiriy.aye Cadets, from differ
ent States, have entered IBIS Institution sinee il was
organized inls47. Il sewire.y Zee IRON he con
trol OF domination Of any sect or patty, etieF p5t
cal or religions. Economy IN dfsss, b. tie adoption
of chap Uniform, l0r Winter and Summer, Is rig
Idly enforced Every student is required 10 select
aCOlieee Guardian vita waom all funds brought or
received must be deposited and no debt must BE- CON
ira tel without tie consent Of such guardian.
Al institution combining tie siee Of the West
Point Academy and Of polytechnii Institutes, with
tho classical literature Of our best Colleges, adding
the modern languages, and superAddbg practical
sehoolsct Law and Engineering, nearly realizes the
long tel desderann o. University able to neet the
wants Of western progress university where all
may select course Of studyto suit ,AeiF tIme means
and professional destination.
Mr.. Daviess, the Professor Of law, is known in
the various Courts as practitioner Of great ability
varied learning, long experience and exalted char
Acter. His eminent qualifications, the wholesome
exercise and discipline OIL the institute and the
Yenient observation Of the forms Of judicial
proceedings offer unusual inducements 10 those
who are earnest 10 aeeieye distinctions sound Law
yers
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Western military Institute.
GE0RGETGWN, KY



10 AnlgzAsI GszERaL together with I've "a per-
scns @ Be snlualig appointed b he Execugh e. q
dezagiaaiions Al least ones IN tie ycar, a.
esFding e law.
FACU LTY.
IHeaHF 1skfFp with an the powers. pngileges end
ighn sls5eissd b. The Trustees aud Faculty of aay
pihsr College.
NCOl T T. JOHNSON, General Supsriaieralrsa,
sCOl Z. W M0RGAN ', Joint Superintendent, end
Pretsssor n Engineering ard n Naiura! Haevy.
sLisat. Col b r. JOHNSON, Pyejsssor y Natural
Gnf Ernsrimanlci Phiias3piV
Mai ~. A. FOR BF.s, Professor II Maiicmotcs
RlclIARDN. NEWELL a. NJ, Itgtssor i Ar
eieHt ard Ealsra IaagEcge..
JAMES 9. BLAINE, A. B., AdjHaei Pfcisssor y
Languages.
Rev j. R. SWIFT, A N. Prgtsssor Il EAits and
Bellies Lsfefs.
JAMES n DAVIES, Esq, Prejcssor 4 lar.
Rev. II. V. D. MENUS, A. NJ, PrineTal q The
Academy
capi. c. L. MOTT. Teacher in ne AcsdsHg.
Capt w. W GAUNT, Adipiafii II As !astfass.
sEduca,e3 II West FONT
4EdaeateA al the Virginia Military Institute.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
GO.OnO Parsons

IncIndlnE ~ aRf' cIastfs and e"nNI0VW NWVNE WhIb
wee large number ~ ladies' who bit peculiarly sub
lsct to NeGspas Complaints haye hsen
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
shsu ell hops II relief bad been gwen up and every dang
sl.s been tried N vain
10 illustrate The USE Of The GALVANtC HELT,
suppose tie care 81 person afflicted Nhh that isne oi
civilization ~ srkrsA. any other bonr nr Nsypni
Disorder In Ordinary cases. smhlantf arr hken whir0
By their action the and muscles OF tbe sonach
aford feupefa,g isof hut which leave tho patient ia
lover state and win injured faculties after The action
thus excited has ceased Anw compare this Nith hr II
f.ri resulting from the application 81 the GALYANlC
btLT rake . Dysrsptc salefef even in TIVE wore
symptoms of attach and simply ue the Belt Around We
body, nung The Magnetic Fluid as directed In shod
period the nensble Precipitation Will act the positive
sismsn of the BELT thereby causing Gsl,anc circulation
which will pass on 20 the negative and thence back again
10 the positive thus keeping mp continuous Galranc err
euatOa throughout tie system Thus Tive most severe
cases Of DfspEpslA are tEHN kNENTtY CURED A
FEW DAYS IS OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE THE DISEASE Of YEARS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
LECHERD & MOORE.
May ls 1919. 90

vi 10 al tbasa ~ao Eags not paid Tor Good,
= bought iasi yeaF, wo say that money ID great.
ynecdcd and we mas, hive it, Their noiss
and accounts were all sarcl ana are ready to 10
delivered to the owners ifcalled for ,ooa.
DECHERD & MOORE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
DR.. ChrlstisIa oAivanIo curatlvss,

consists In Ne fiei ira, ey arrest and cure ifspse by
smusid aiTiransn 10 place Of he usual mode Il dug
Eing md fhy seking the patient I'll sNbaustt1 Nature
snks hprslessly under the infruoH
1hsy ihsHsibn ne io4as slIftn slaalif, NJ St'aia.
lien % ne ksod pfomats TIE ffOsfort ard H'r' ~ Ne
thsAifn may mdp eng ateumiigHffh NiHce hHu
inttolacion ~ the Quilted States only thee yssfs 'nes,
than
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Certificates and Testimonials
A Voice from Mexico III!


10 D., CHettti Respected ST. and Fnend-l hsvS
aways been subject 20 that dfuadiu complaint RhsNRa
hsm, hht never Knew what agony hgman beng could
sunfr III yoihtd the Army was Engaged IN all 81
GENERAL TAilnRS battles and al tero Gorlo
wih utNkhAL SCOTT. bnrAg portion Of the am.
Prgn we were much sA posed 70 tie night ~ damp stu.
ahons and saon perceived that this Iayoed my old
plant This hfl attack Of the snomy u mtan theumG
him had 10 Mexico was ~ the night shoulder theu my
whole arm gnt sih and cuuid scarcely hold my muskd
-andone morning N tho month Of MsrChl last after sleeping
undtr the Chapsnal eoua scarcely myself tahlJ
ehnekcd With agony, was after pat cd the sur
gsons hands but cua'inusd to Kes worse he
my ankles mud toes ~ Angelo got nv discharge,
aud WHEN Ativsl 10 Boston, was helpless hopeless and
perfectly mnerabie would lake no mote medicine Tor
had taken tpo much already but rcaling your advertise
mCns ndUcsd me To scud ~ your Afrut Mis- v KluntR
Court street and get . HAtlASie Bar AMI MlerAtic
ELpn The second day wore r Belt and used tho tluih
wM much helter and Ia about ono Neek wessN encour
aged TINT was rot satisfied wih the le atone but Eet
pair OF the talS anc Bracelets lI tht limbs hess
put me my feet ard 80 few days WAS enstsd towSk
10 Mrs, klnDFNS aRl tell my story She Told 10 per
severe and SAID she had knewh persons as lad ~
SET eattcN cured FROM this time got better every LAY
ali pains gradually lett me aud tny strcpxih nrdl, re-
turned esd Tor i1ur months past have been sne well
feel ss yAgeinns and elastic as ever felt III the cNCep
ton Of n little stiffness n ny right arm hut have not .
particle Of PAIN of any Kind Ay tnty wonderful.
and ehn never feet too giaeb 70 you 'ur believe your
ualtame articles have saved IN, HE DO MOI hcets
could have ~ cd much logger ia such dreadful ngnny.
HENRY l.. SUMNER la Reg Mass Light Int
comp -" b. A. POOL, Capt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
CIVIL ENGINEERING

Will be thoroughly and practically taught in the
WesierD Military lnstituie-the Professor, Col. Nor
gan, beng enc OF the most skillul and experienced
Engineers in the u. s. Alt instruments connec.
ted with the department., have nprocared at con-
siderable cost and ofthe best quality.
The Superintendent takes the liberty offtatng that
heis row offered SIS per month for competent asss.
tant Engineers One hIs former pupils receives
At this time 81 500 per annpm as Principal Engineer
eta Railroad now under construction IN Kentucky
whilst others ofthe same class are receiving in dl.
ferent parts OF the u s. 1000, 800, or loo year
~ Assistant Engineers.
The time ls rapidly approaching when there viii
DO great demand FOR such as have been prepared
for that VOCATION at the Western Military Institute
Nothing is hazarded in saying that they will readily
command 81 200 or 81 300 perannum Every man
Of ohserratiun must see that the gigantic enterprises
already proposed will give birth % hundreds OF Others
Tributary to them. Tho RAPID aGvan omcnt Of our
whole country, and the eagcrGess Of our people, for
exploring the hidden resources Of The new States and
The newly acquired territory, viii give ample scope
Tor ages 10 co.ae, 10 the skin and enterprise OF the
Engineer, the Geologist, the Mineraogist, the Sur.
veyor and the Architect. Young men who have an
aptitude for the Mathematical and hys cal sciences,
viii have vide field opened To them for engaging in
an honorable, heathlul and lucrative pursuit., tor
which tley may ethoroughly and practically quail
fed, II a short time and At small expense, at the
Western Military Institute.
TERMS.
In the Academy, $40 90 per annun
In the College, AGO"
For Music aud use OF ArmS and
Announcements, 500 F."
hr Fuel, 400"
DoAabISo can be had in private families, at from
two to two and half dollars a week When in Bar
racks, il is designed to furnish Commons at Uniform
rate. Students from a distance viii be required to
board At the Institute, aGd TO have no communication
with the town. except as allowed by written permits
Gr The next session will commence on the FIRST VI
September, and continue ton months
luEE lar lS4g
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

A arrangement Of The Nervous System.
n1- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs sni Msdi
enss inrttaH N, dssts for they "sahsn me spl ener
gss Of The already posrstsd system Wide under ne
strengthening HE giving sslitng infurnce oi Gals a
lam applied BY THIS hssatifn nnd won1sra discovery
The exhausted pasut and weakened sufferer ssorsd "
otmsf heath strength elasticity and ylgor
The great pscuhatiiy snd escsiisnee II
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
" q RuSSELL. G5 Catherine 81


DR. Townsend Sars1paulla is uneqnalIed in ca
ses OF the Chllis and Fever and Ague The follow.
ing letter one Of hundred, that we have received
from the South and west OF like character.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

SPINAL COMPLAINT, and UItNATrRE Of
Nit SpiNE, itIP COMPLAINT, DISEASES
Of the hInNFhs. DEttE IESGt Ob
NERVOUS AM PHYSICAL
ENERGY,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

Columbus, Mi, Jan 6 '4s.ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

ten. With their verdict The free exercise o. iH'
1,pidual opinion BY the Wings Of this State and
Vermont IA. resulted in , unanimous vote az al
time. bv their Representatves in Congress 90 the
aide Of Fee Sol. Is il 50 with the Democracy
&C. road seem 70 insina.te that i was not best
Tor the cause Of Free Soil that re shond 80 act
at October AZ 70 favor the election Of Taylor N
orsfsreocs TO Cas- II be really thinks this be
cot only differs very widely from our earnest con
yic,ion. but, we are confident from hs conviction
short time ago. We feel quite s1re thai We cid
the very best 10 orr power for Free Sol, and that
the result will show it. To that result We appeal
il cannot be far of
Mr John Van Buren's pledge" in E late Po-
liicsl speech az 70 what be will or wont DO a
number Of years hence, do not strlke US IS par
ticusry important or conclusive, IN view OF the
events Of the asst yesr. We are quite willing 70
place them on record. fit be desired by those Who
think differently.
We are willing 70 presume that c. knows no
better than u tax if bis own squad are the on.
ly advocates Of Free Soil, and that We have pro
posed 10 " compromise" the question Of Freedom
in the Territories To be sure, men who write for
The Press have DO rehtto be grossly Ignorant, OUT
ne is volunteer only. AL we ever proposed was
70 give up one particular formula Of resistance to
Slavery Extension, believing that the danger con
frouted by that formula bad By agitation and dis
cushion been substantially sverted, if we could
thereby secure TO Freedom region in which We
saw her stiH exposed to imminent and formidable
peril. The single fact that no advocate d SlapeTy
Erteasion did nor viH accept our eposaii' sui
6cient rebuke 10 the insinustions Of c.. aud bis
confrerss. We stand to day willing TO waive the
Wilmot Proviso henceforth If the South will agree
to bound Texas on the North by lat %, and thus
concede TO New Mexico her independence and
rigbtiul boundaries. Let this be accepted. and
we will cheerfully stake our life the non-eyt ten
sion Of Slavery another inch. Can you hunt up a
slavery ExtensiOnst who will close with our prop
osi.ionl Ed T'rb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
Monument TO the Martyrs of Rome and Hun

Now tha. Rome has fallen through the treach-
erous and frsfricdsl hands Of Frsnce-now that the
brave Nsgysrs have been crushed by Russia IN favor
OF Austris-nOw say, there 10 spot left for
raising an altar 70 Freedom IN Europe and sing e
monument will no; be allowed to be erected in memo
~ Of those brave warriors who fought 50 nooly Tor
their country and died for It's iDdependence-s avorA
Die occasion offers itself 10 every DESTROYS % raise
monument IN this country 70 the martyrs Of Hungary
snd Rome
The Company Of the New-York Bay Cemetery, in
spired by mere phianthropicsl and generous spirit
osr grsttOusy the choice spot IN their picturesque
Cemetery where shall be erected a monument worthy
Of the name Of those noble champions Of Liberty
This Cemetery. being stustei the beautiful Bay OF
New York, commands grand and mosr beautiful view
and OF the highes. spot Of the ground there VIII %
erected altar TO Freedom and pyramid 20 the de
tenders OF Rome and Hungary.
We cannot well express our ieehzgs 70 the company
who have nObiy placed a. the disposal Of ne per
sons entrusted WIKI the erection Of the monument -
more appropriate for such erection il being tne
true burial place Of the people-f0r where should
tablet % the peoples champions be raised but IN he
uiisf Of the tomos Of the people
on the basement Of the monument viii be raised AZ
entAblstare on which vii D. carved the menento q
the aefeoders Of Rome, BY Horace Gree-eyon the re
verse the epitsph the brave HunsAr warriors who
fell and the names OF hossuth. BEN, and TIE other
champions Of Magyar independence. on the pedestal
will DC colunn, upon the top Of which nne msro-s
dgure Of Liberty will 5e reared from TIE gifted chlse
IL Sgnor Piat;i, q sculptor Of the Ronsn Academy
This squire vii be represented with one hand Poinr1-
over the broad AuAnucthe other resting the SWORD
and Gospel The head looking with I'm porng rcsig
nation 70 Heaven We have seen the model Of u,
rzure and must In justice, pronounce II most beau
iul ard srtisticsl conception
We trust ihst al ~orshippers Of Liberty and pro
gress will give their aid % raise ihs beacon Of hope
the entrance Of the New World the refugees iror
Kings and dsspotsm, and hsllowed battlefield Of Ia
old European American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
The Ruler ofECpt an Old Tobacco oui.r.

Washington was lsnd-s1rvey0r. Po.k- " cd
ste- and Monroe were farmers sous, Cardlnsl
Wolsey vas the ofspring Of Al English butcher
Nspoieons iather vas country lawyer ana
Henry Gays Baptist preacher. thousands Of
the mos. rsnsrkaoie men in the world have risen
from otscu-ify, bat We know OF bat oae kiag, and
that Of the mos; ancient monarchy on record, who
vas a. old tobsccouiss
A distinguished des'er in brown rspPee and
nsecsboy 10 Scotland kept bis carriage, with the
inscription on IL,
Who would have thogghtiL
That noses would have ooushtIf
We are told that the Lorrisrds OF this City
count their wealth by the million the famous
Landyfoot obtained the rank OF Dabin Alder
man and alter looking at the rise Of Mehemei
Ali. who would feel surprised il the enterPrsi
name.ske and probably descendant Of the olsssics.
John Anderson, immortaIized BY Barns who halls
from JOG Broadway, and desls extensively In the
Virgins weed, should rise to the dignity OF Mayor
Senator, Governor % President
We have given in another part Of this sheet a
sketch Of the life Of MEHEsET ALI, who for near
IL hall century was the virtual sovereign OF
Egypt He set out in life an untOtored bsrba-
nan: WAS native Of Cavalls ia the ancient Mace
dosia. and commenced the world as tobscconist
in bis native town. Bloody and cruel as were some
OF his deeds BYRoS describes him as the mildest
man in speech snd manners he ever met with =
and his perfect Indifference to human lie when It
stood between him and the objects Of bis desires,
was also strongly displayed by CROMWELL in his
Irish campaign.
MEHgNET ALI stands forth a remarkable exam
pie Of the powerful changes in State which craft
courage and energy can effect That petty
Houmelian ,hopkeeper should have sat for half 4
century on the throne OF the Pharoahs and Ptol-
mics, and contemplated, like the Russian Gear,
the conquest, Of the ancient Byzantium, is truly
wonderful bat still more surprising is It that one
50 rudely reared, and who could not read till be
was g, should have given powerful onward i'm
pulse to the civilization and prosperity Of the fer
tile and Of Moses, Sesostris, the passover and
the ten plaques. JOsEPH's interesting history
from the time that his brethren sold him for a
slave Southern fashion, till he left the jail to &C
cept the post of Grand ViEer 10 his Egyptian
Majesty and found his cup in Benjamin. sack, IS
not more u Of startling incidents than that OF the
Macedonian spinner OF tobacco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

MURDER AND MssNEsIsN.--We noticed the other
day the disappearance at Boston OF James G. Perkins
who WAS said by clSrvoyant 10 have been murdered
and buried under certain stable, the ground beneath
which WAS vsiniy dug in search Of his body he
came back to Boston Tuesday, from Albany He
left Boston II seems In state OF insanity and first It
turned 10 consciousness on NORTH River steamboat
He lost about SO IN the excursion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

The B,sRErr CAsE.-Why do not the State
authorities Of Indsns demand JOHN " BAxSzrT. now
confined in prison a, sPsrtAnburs 5 C. who Is merely
Suspected of circulating National or State Reform
tracts a, the worst containing no, single Abolition
sentiment Al impartial scccunts received from
south ons unite in the opinion that be Is most III
Justly imprisoned and treated most shamefuly. Must
Tree American citizen take cut passport from The
Department Of State previous 10 travelling IN South
Csrolnsi IL does seem 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

TsxAs-The Houston Mercantile Advertiser OF
the LIST inst now before US claims Peter H Bell
Governor elect of Texas, as IVhig, and rejOices
nightly tberest. friend at hand reoolleots dis
tnctly that Col. Bel ssumPed the State for Tsy-
lor last year. The following from Texas Loco
Foco paper is equally to the point;
I'VE shall next week disclose tbs plot BY which "a,
Ways succeeded in elecrDs Bel Governor
Huntsville Banner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
~ The Journeymen Tailors, who have

~ The Jourpeymen Tailors, who have been
on the rrke for higher wages marched through the
city yesterdsy-not through AL principal streets
as The custom with similar pssesnts, bet through all
The streets. They marched IN PROCESSION, two deep
and We should think sbsut half mile long at the low.
est calculation. Trey were accompanied BY band Of
music There were no less than twenty 10 the
procession The mottos and quotations on some Of
them very expressive For instance the follow.
ing was Inscribed On by the sweat OF thy face
shalt thou est bread" By the OF thy face shalt
thou not earn thy breadi' On another, Thou shalt
not muzzle the that readeth out the corn" Then
again, Never Surrender" and The lsoorer IL worthy
Of bis hire" &c. were devices on otbera
Bestou Courier, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

~ THE VERMONT USIoS WIG, by w. c. n
5. N. ConsnL 10 = very large and handsome Wing
weekly Just started q, Rutland, VI Qssued, also at
Brandou II sbsOrbs the late Voice Of Freedom At
Brandoa Is the srges, paper N tie state and
viii he generously sustained We observe that II hu
slx columns of Eewyork advertisements 70 begin with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

Nissi,sIPPl.-Dr. WILLIAM WiSAss OF Will
kinson Co is the Wing candidate Tor Congress 10
the Natchez District, against Gov. A. g. Brown.
If the Governor scsres up votes as fast as miles,
there can be little chance for DR.. Winsns, but w
trust it will be otherwise. The District gave
s.sle votes to Taylor, and 5,723 to CASTOR ma
inrity for the latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20

FRA FIRE broke cat in Wslpole y. Il about
o'clock on Saturday the 18th ms. which burned
until daylight destroying the three story oriek block
OF stores near the tavern. having number Of oecu-
pants. The stores were entirely destroyed and very
ali portion Of their goods was saved TIE whole
loss IL estimated az from $4,000 to s20o0 which is
nearly covered hy insurance al the Etns Oce, Hart
ford, and he ngtaA ocsces Of the vicinity.