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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
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Carriage Mandatory
BY
CARTER, NASH & co.

SUCCESSORS TO A. r. W0LFlNGT0N,
side Of Market street, nearly opposil Cady' 3
Livery Stable, Columbus, Mi.
yTNHE undersigned having puFhased the entire In
4 terest OF the former proprietor, A. X. Wolhng'
ton in the above establishment, would respectfully
inioSm their friends and tide public generally that they
are prepared to carry on the Carriage Making Re
uaring business in It's various branches in style not
surpassed anywhere. They solicit i share Of pub
i ra,ronage. T'HOS. W. CARTER
W II NASH,
NJ ELLINGTON.
Columbus MI, Jan 8 AZ
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Ternls n:

Board per month (including lights, wash
ing, bed and bedding) l3,oo
Young ladies' boarding in the Institute, must fur
nish their own towels and every article OF clothing
must DO distinctly marked with the owners name.
GEORGE R. CLAYTON,
President Of Board Trustees,
Sen. a2-49-l3-ly.
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10000 Persons

lnsludlE all 0ges classes and conditions among ~hrb
we,s a kge number Of ladies, who peculiarly sub
jsct to Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when oil hope Of relief had been given up and every thing
else been tiled IN VAN
To Illustrate the use Of ths GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the ease of person afflicted with that hane Of
cIytaton DYSPEPSIA or any other Chronic or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary siimuants are taken which
nv their action the and muscles OF the stomach
aiorI temporary relef lut which leaye the pavst in
lower state and with injured faculties alter the actioo
thus excited has ceased Now compare this With tae 81
feet resulting from the application Of the GALVANH
BELT Take Dyspephc sufferer, even ~ the aofs
symptoms attack and simply tie the Belt stonnd the
body using the Magnetic Fluid directed In short
period the nsensihe penpratiou will act on the positive
element Of the Belt thereby causing s9ayaniNccuation
which will pass 10 the negative and thence back again
10 the postye thus keeping up continuous Galvanc CIR
caia,on throughout the system Thus the most severe
cases Of DY sPEfSlA nte PERMANENTLY CIRtD \
FEW DAYS ~ OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
FRApiC ATE THE DISEASE o. YEARS
Qualification and TAsfimOnialR
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
EIHERD & MOORE

FENAkE great pleasure in saying 10 their M
a. merous friends aud the public generally thu,
all their Goods were not burned in the late Fire.
They saved nearly three tourihs, & have received
large additions since, To their stock. Their as.
sortment is very general and eomplete--embn
cling every article suited to the present season.
They can be found at present at the well
known stand of Weaver, Mullen & Go, south
side Main street, where tie attention Of buyers
Of bargains is particularly invited. Those who
Nishto exchange Cash for Goods will find it to
their interest to call and examine their stock ans
prices.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
"a card

NER. NJ. ]. HOWARD presents his compliments
lVk to his old friends and the public generally, and
begs to announce that he has removed from his old
stand to the EAGLE HOTEL, Qatey kept BY Messrs,
CuRL & BUsrEs,) where he is prepared to accom-
modate them in superior style, II
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
LIV II RY ST A Is l. Il.
NEfa8A ON MARKET STREE
SoUrH OF THE CoLunBus HOTEL, BY
William ady.

aNHE undersigned returns sincere thanks to his
d old customers and the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, and
would respectfully iuform them thaNhe still contn-
ues to cater at his old stand where he will be happy
to accommodate all who may favor him with their
tom. He has made large additions to, and otherwise
improved his establishment during the past year, so
that he is now prepared more fully than ever to ac-
sommodate any number Of horses that may be left
with him, in style not surpassed by any Stable, Ell
Their North Tor South. He keeps constantly on hand
for hire, Saddle Horses, Carriages Buggies, &c, of
the most superior quality. From his longexperlence
in the business, and great desire to i've perfect salts
faction to his customers, he hopes to receive liberal
shaIe OF patronage. HIS terms are the same as
heretofore
Carriage, Horses and Driver per day So 90
Horse and Buggy, per day, 90
Saddle Horse per day, so
Horse at Livery per month, - So
per week, so
6 perday, rs
Horse per night, 50
sngleteed, as
WILLIAM CADY.
Columbus, Miss, Jan. 6, ls49,-iy.
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Or, Christieis oalvanlo Cura+ives,

consists In the fac, that they srres, and disease hy
Sdgard application in place Of the usual mode Of dug
cling aud physicking tbs patient I'll exhausted Nature
SINKS hapeessly under the inhicoit
Tiny strengthen ~, mhois system sgnaiiTs ~ ere'ds
lien Of he Hood premos ne vc'aont and n,r'r Dc tts
,Iishftsf injury nHdsr any 6iFcumsdncfA stnce sen
nfod faction IN tbs United states only three years SINCE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
: COLUMBUS, MI.
BOARD or TRUTB3
crOuCE n. t,IAVT(tN-PRES

COLUMBUS, MI.
BOARD or UEB9
GEORGE 10. CLAYTGN-PREslDENT.
JosEpg ~. F:vLn, RICHARD EVANS
TG DLEwkrT, sR. JAMES w HARRIS,
Wa w HUmpHaiEs ALEX. + YOU'VE,
HARRISON JoHEsros y y FRANKLIN,
SAMUEL BUTLeR, THos bsLvFs,
SrEriEa A Bows
vVyHE exercises fthls Institution will be resumed
4 on Monday the lst Of October next Inc
Trustees take great pleasure IN saying TO inc
former patrons and friends Of tho Institute and Tie
public generally, that they enter upon the 'h'rd year
Of its history with prospects Of Increased success ano
usefulness They have engaged ~ Pnncipai Mr.,
ROBERT A. MEANs, Of South Carolina and late OF
Eutaw, Ala whose undoubied qualifications Tor that
important station ARE evidenced by those best oil all
testimonials, long experience and uniform success
The same may be sal Of the assistants whom no
hri us to his aid in the management OF the various
,eoartments. The Importance OF sustaining an IN
s,tuton ola high order in Columbus, is, we believe,
iclt and acknowledged by all We present Inc 20
lumbus Female Institute as such an institution
We have able and accomplished instructors; the
course Of study Is full, thorough and fnsheo, inc
buildings and grounds are well adapt d for the pur-
oses Of large Female school; the location Is pleas
a,r, healthy ard retired, and no exertons VIII DO
.ared on the part OF the Trustees TO make It an In
Tuition second 10 none To accomplish this we on
~ ask for the patronageo Of the community; send US
YOUR daughters and we will give them such an eduea
will be useful to them and gratifying 10 YOU
Teachers.
Mn. RopERr A MEANS, Principal,
Miss LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, English BrsncheS'
MISS SARAH CHAPtS,
Mr.. =. MAR&sriEE, Vocal and Instrumental
Music,
Miss HELEN CHApiN, Primary Department.
The scholastic year Is divided INTO TWO Sessions .
Ave- months each commencing respectively on the Isl
81 October and LIST q March Pupils will be ADMITTED
into the Institution at any time Of the year and VIII o.
charged Tor tuition only from the date OF entrance I'll
the close OF the current session.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
FACTISA NTTBEORNTHINc

FACTISA STUBEORNTHIXC
r. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTERY CORDIAL
fhs great American remedy or Dyssnlrry.
Darrhca. Cholera Morhus. aud sum.
mrr Complaint OF Children.
'HIS highly extol.ed and uslly celebrated re-s.
dy Tor the cure @. the above named diseases -.
eady become housed Old medicine IN hundreds
0i thousands Of iamilies il Is no longer nsl
M bi IS % whether i cures those dlseusts @,
butfl is now a Fixed fact smonE the things Tia,
lit not oHiy cures eases OF recent occurrence.
u. 10 OF ~ years standing also NOiamily shoua
th0ut il during the summer and tal months.
From the Hon icy Williams, Mayor OiColum-
-sud the Rev. Jesse Boring, OF the NJ L. Church
rh, at Columbus, Geo.
This is to certify that We, the undersigned. have
lily tested Dr. Hoodruf''s Dysentery Cordia.,
lme of US for years. and from lie effects upon our.
yes and other sc believe it 10 he tie lest ef al.
ler preparations uown By US for those DISEASES iur
1ich il is intended. 1t has great and deserved
1ularty in this city, and stands pre-eminent above
other preparations.
Te look upon its introduction into any community
a blessing LEY WILLIAMS, Mayor.
GEO W. TURENTINE, Tre'a
Rev. J. BORING, NJ. L. Church
COLUMBUS. Ga, July 10, ls47
| use Dr. oodruff 5 Dysentery Cordial in prae.
tce, with the most positive good effect, and on nv
own person-hsbtuaIly subject to embarrassment to.
the bowes-in quadruple doses every two hours, and
it never falls to relieve promptly
Although opposed 10 nostrums, from principle,
JOHN &. SLAPPEY, MD.
ALBANY, Baker CO.. Ga, March !, lS4S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29

DIR. WOODRUFi - WORM SPECIFIC
GTThis vermiiuge medicine occupies a high place
in the estimation of many communities, aud in some
places superscedes all other preparations-its much
cheaper than any other, and is safe and efficient
Try it. MADISON. Ga, Jan. 81, lS4S
DR.. . odruti,-Dear Sir-I am ont Of your Worm
Specific which sells exceedingly well here having
heen well tried Send me 10 or - dozen as soon as
Won can Yours. very truly JAS. ROBSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29

lVtW VFh, HPTU 70, 1911
Dr. TOWNSEND verify believe that yoar Sarsa.
pariIla has been the means, through Providence. o.
saving my life have for several years had bad
Cough ltbecame worse and worse, At last rails
ed large quantities OF blood had night Sweais, and
was greatly dcbtated aud reduced and did not ex-
pect 10 1--we. | have only used your Sarsapara a
short time, there has wonderful change beer
wrought in me- am now able To walk all over the
city. | raise no blood, and my cough has lett me
You can we'll imagine that am thankful for these
results Your obedent servant
DITSGLtI pE
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CONNUuPTION Cured.

Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption can be
cured Bronchitis, Consumption Liver Complaint.
Colds, Catarrh, Coughs Asthma, Splitting of Blood
Soreness in the chest Hectic Flush, Night Sweats,
Difficult or Proiuse Expectation Pain in TIE Side,
&c have been and can be cured
pITIIA q RIn0 u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
0rtinC aTeB ana ICSCAHAUILIAIl
From the most Respect able Sources,
A Voice from Mexico!!!

Could he given sufficient TO I'LL every column in thh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
Nervous Diseases,

which complaints arse FoIn one Simple eanse' namely,
A Dorangement Of the Nervous System.
10 10 NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs snd Nedt
enss he disease 5t they weaken the vital ener
giaa Of tie already Frustrated system while under the
strengthening ifeghng stali1iug inausnce Of Galyan
ism spIed by this beautIn and wonderful discovers,
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer restored 10
former health, strength, elasticity and vigor
Ihn rtnal LncMl laIIiX hnh eve alliance Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
The weather ana the Crops.

The albany (Ga) Patriot, of the 26sh ult Says
The cotton crop in this section will be about thirds
Of the average OF former The handling and
the quality Of the cotton 10 better than usual. The
crop has been gathered aud Is fair average YIELD
price soc. per busbel The sugar crop, which is
being extended every year TAR have been able
to learn b very good and it is believed will yield ut
least hundred dollars worth Of sugar and mosss
20 the This is the most profitable crop raised in
this section and have no doubt that it will be
greatly increased within few years The weather 10
cool and pleasant. We have had no frost yet.
The Washington (ark) Telegraph, Of the 18th ut :,
Never has the destruction Of the cotton crop
been greater in the valley Of Red River than 1t has
been this Many Of the plantations upon which
large crops generally made win not produce bale
II 10 ettimated upon the best informatcn that the
tire crop above the raft, TO be shipped BY Red River
will reach six Thousand bales. Last year 1t must
have exceeded rs Oo0s falling OFF Of 10000 bales In
good crop year, the number of acres Of cotton planted
above the raft this would have produced nearly
10 not quite 40 eco bales gentleman who resides in
Bosser Psrish. La informed short time since,
that from 24o0 acres planted In cotton which ia an
ordinary would have produced fully bale to the
acre, he did not expect to gather 800 bales The
destruction by the overflow has been immense but the
planters generally sndeavoripg TO prevent retur-
renee Of similar dsstes bysdoptiug system Of lsvee
ing. Those who have crops to gather, cannot
ploy their hands to better advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
co NJ MERClAl AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, nov. 40

Saturday. Nov. s-6 r. rs.
There very little change In quotations for stocks
to-day At the first board, u. s. o's, 1887, fell of =
per cent; Erie ia, az Farmers Lean, =; aud Erie
Railroad r. There greater activity in the fsncies
than hare noticed for several days past, partcu
larry in Harlem, Reading, and Farmers' Loan. The
easy stste Of the money market enables the bulls to
carry stock than they otherwise could and prices
are therefore pretty well sustained II 10 strangs that
there are many purchasers on times, buyers ssd
'sller.' option, when money is so cheap.
At the second board, Harlem declined 3 per ceat
No change In the other fsucies.
The amount Of coal transported the Reading
narosd for the week ending Nov. l. al $50 tons;
previously, e2 500 tonstotal, ol3,l2s tons On the
sehuyikil Canal 10000 tens; previously ssss7i ton
total ,os2 tons. Lehigh Canal 22,s5s tons; pre-
viously. o55se3 tons-total Ct0 ,ii0 tons.
The fremont Insurance Company have declared a
sems annual dividend q ten per cent, payable on de
nsod
Another counterfeit Of the ere dollar bills the
Ripley Branch Of the State Bank u Ohio exceedingly
we'll executed Is In circulation The red impression
the back h genuine and thu best IL not the only
tinguishng mark IT, that In the counterfeit, the
star areos at the end Of the bar enclosing the words
state Bank Of Ohio Is set Ia the centre Of square
block, which Is not The in the genuine
The last annual report Of the Winchester and Poto-
nsc Railroad Company ssys that the revenue OF the
eompsny for the past year vas ssl i35 being 80 sos
more than that Of the preceding year. ana the largest
amount ever collected in one year. The current e<-
pensss we're ss140o Cash from sources other than
tolls including t24G4s from the residue of an old loan,
raises the whole receipts TO si25 6o and the disburse
m.ns With the addition Of s2s 500 properly belonging
to reconstruction rise to siOs9l2 leaving sS9ST in
cash on hand and outstanding frsghts. Out Of this
divid nd Of per cent amounting to $4,000 has been
,.,d a. An. stooshodfr- other than the state
The increase Of the revenue has been from tonnage
$3.50, and from passenger fare $lSs4 The number
Of tons transported vas esstwardy, 2So2s, and west
wsroy l3ela-totai $500 or 12i tons fr each work
ing day. The chief items Of tonpsge we're 10000
tarres Of -four to76 tons OF plaster and 90ll OF iron
In -four the increase any previous year IL y 600
barrels
The annexed statement exhibits the amount to the
credit Of the Treasurer Of the United States, with AS
s's.nt Treasurers the mint and branches aud dess-
mated dsyostOries Monday the 22d Of oetObsr ls4s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
The HOtels.

ARRNAIs AVID prPARruHrs
Robert G Nichols, Geneva; J. McMurtrie, Jr and
lasy Fhiladelphs; Col Taylor, North Carolina C. 8.
Stewart West Point; w. Warner, Livingston county;
n. A. Foster, Rome, Capt +. Bee. US A.; Rev. VIM.
Allen, Mass J. NJ HAYES, U.SA; Ed Bardweli, Ro-
chester; ID. II. Maury, SA.; Mr.. Burbrige lady and
son, England Mr. =. C. Hutchins Boston; + ~. Clarke,
USA.; Geo Deshon, l. SA.; +. w. Andrews. Jefferson;
J. ID Warren and lady Boston; Jas A. Sheldon, YER
mont; Jas II simpson, Baltimore; II. Wilsoa U .SN
y. VI Lang. Monroe; q. MAlester, Philsdelpha, ar
rived yesterday at the lr'isg House.
w Rowson, Psnnsylysnia; VI. Hgham, North Caro-
lrs 1hos Million. Baltimore; David Estcll, Charles
ton; w Williams Philadelphia IL Mason, Peunsylvs-
mia; David Bigeow, Boston; w. r. Lucas England; w.
r Lucas, do; =. Whtlockc, Massaoh usotts, were
among the arrivals at the American Hotel yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
our Baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Nov. >, ISL
Frisnds end the kdiGrs-d Ship from Nsc York
Coast S~rrey- Cormocs-Sasgpehann Raj
road 7heotricois-Aia,ksts, SC.
The minutes Of the Society Of Frends clicks
ne.), whose yearly meeting has Just closed here,
contains most eloquent address to them from the
Seneca Indian nation, recounting the many acts
Of kindness received from them during the MY
years they have had charge of them at Caitarsa-
que, N. Y. They have now established an ees-
t,v. oov,-nn,ut Of their own, and the Friends
have viihdrawn, satisfied that they are aow suf-
fcen,ly advanced in the arts Of civilization to
take care Of themselves.
The splendid ship Rebeccs, which ! noticed
few DAYS since, as building tor Messrs. An
drevs, Foster & some, OF New York, "a to
be launched thls afternoon, from the yard
of Levin H. Duncan, Esl. who. II VIII be
rmtubcrt, was the balldCf Of tn steam mp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
RAu1lSOAO

IIUDSON RIVER RIA LROA )-FROM CANAL STREET,
New York 10 Peekslll. by Railroad aud thence TO
Foughk and intermediate Andrg by the steamer JO-
sey Bekbap The passenger will fosvs tSun
day: sxesptsd Leaving the eorn Of tsnal .nd H9d,on
stopping Hammond 18th street aai 3ls
receive and deliver passengsf Leave Now York
from Canal strset-At7h NJ connsess A. Psekskll with
boat fr rSugkeerE AZ llH A N. for Psskakii ~ ~ r.
eonnsstirg With boat fsr fccghkesp.s Leave Psess-
hill for New YorkAt7 A. ~; at 81 a. NJ srry al Of
boat iron, Poushkserss; st NJ p DO. do DO. Leave
Poushl sepss Yc'k BY boat TO Peshbkil Al 60 A.
DO do 90. ~ r. NJ trains The tesmboat will Land at
Wet Point Cold SPRING Nswburgh fishk Million. New
huIrh and foushk Tickets be procured
ths ooss IN Chambers street. Canal aad Stat
where steamboat ucks.s must also he obtained
VIM. c. YOUNG, Chief Err ginssr.
New York. New. ], 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
MUSICAL.

INSrRuCTloN ON ThE PIANoFOpTE.- -MADEM0I-
ss Laura Nshl (pup o. the celebrated Professor KALI
krrper beg leave 90 announce 10 the lovers Of music thai
se the Piano the principles Of the
named .mnsnt instructor and director Of music 70 the
Cop-vaore Of Poris and inventor Of the hand ladder
VI which r,ears the pupil obtains quick and perfect
uand the movements and by which guide 20 The
frte ebapea half the usual time required BY the cid
r.ihss Residence No m Bridge s,rsst BreeslJn, where
ali comm sniaatisns will " rnnetually attendeaN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
MISCELLAN ECUS.


GAME, seiH proadvay have received from their cole
Every ss,sI.GD and every Price and beg the
more superior the Parisan articles are 20 any other
SrAMP AND LABEL PRINTING PRESS. FOR xER-
sr. and have for sao Sa t sprarass esS
.tss e print Lst,, STAMPS csrds a., Nth any s.s q
nary E: or st.S h sn rs .. :@P, ta,s
psrsos Printing With IL !. eGsei.s Sy syus the p..r
hs surface, and Then simply bringing the
X. u II. sns the INK and the
or So. oseupSin: .ras.
ofony Ave inches BY nine inches The price complete with
R. noE i Co. % and 81 Gold street.
nucKING AND FoxLrNG eUNs-A LARGE AS
.o1tn,nt of Single s.d Double Guns Of every variety
and Sporting articles adsptsd COZ the ssscn for
DRoPosALs FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Marine Corps Qusrterm asters Once Washington, oess
be. s.9 ssPsra. proposal. will bs received q hi. orio
Tor iurnishisg ratons,. the UplsI states harno,
New Ne smpS ssa msoosyn
R ESTs SS su hfi e
nstce, District o. COLUMBIA Each ration 20
e sfTn s .nS sssh
as u.s a ass the ,SS D .. q sS "o.
twelve pounds Of tho beat New Orleans sugar si-ht
s two s bet s Jour .S SS sarS
a.. -. and hal, ssPs: Ids: ct sGSs h . f.
The order ndng each either
bulk by the snse raten, and sA o the best snd
most ohoise pieces of the carcass the PORK to be No
porh aud tbs groceries the beat quality kinds
Hsnsd subject iptTecon No bid will be entertained at
this ece unless accompanied by bond for hundred dol
Lars with furees FOR the execution Of q, II
awarded the sueency Of the surees must be certified ~
person. To be endorsed Propos, tor Rs.sss
fer 1850"
AuG.ANIcBoLsoN. outrte-rna,t.- xa-.as oo-rs.
Henry AUSTIN BRADY. ATTORNEY AND CONN
seor az Law has removed ON No III Wall suoet Nor
timers Buildings 10 the building. JauLcey Court ~
YAH street. near tho MERCHANTS Exchange.
OFFICE FoRFoREIGN PATENTs-INvENTIoNs sE-
~ cured by Lettu Patent IN Great 1rtsn, frsnos sad
ali other parts Europe, by tho subscriber with certainty
aud despatch Inventors and others Intending 10 obtain
tsnts abroad are warpst net 10 make h puSs
nntil th0ir ARRANGEMENTS con pleted for doing
y. PTRtfDN. ~ ~.
DEAD THIS. cINTs-EOw - TIE TINE TO SEND
N your Winter Clothing 70 NO. Murray st. ssi have
t, cleaned, dyed altered aud repaired shoT,
cheap Particular attention paid 60 the cleaning Eht
Grab Over Coats. A line or call attended 20, By
A. tOkTlssOs Murray %.
No steam or soioring used
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rVAKE NOTICE. VOTERS OF THs rISsT WARD,
that certain clique Of persons, who call themselves
the R.slar Democrats tbvt Who better knorn ths
Chsrct psry oosnnz voters for me purpose o GET
Ting cir candidates into once sssinst the will and desire Of
tnshorsst Democrats Of the old Firt We ear tel uem
their and aotsnf watched thas msny on
Then, are slresdy known and ttst will he taken ~
the different District relis 10 look str than ans esufht
Of their vile acts, 70 orens W 70 hle-
rally they expect ~ be dealt with according 70 he
A DEMOCRATIC VOTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N~~NN,.
USyCURSIoN TO Tue NEw YORK RAY CEuErERY.-
II The steamboat RopERT BURNlTT, Captain Roberts,
will the foot OF Canal street SUNDAY The eth pst
10 o'clock the Nav York Bay Cemstsry, giving
on opportunity citizens to view the beautiful grounds
and improvements OF the COMPANY. Fare, ca cent?
MECHANICS INsTiTUTE.-A MEETING WILL DE
l held at the Institute Rooms los Bowery on Tuesday
evening next when the proposed dmsnt TO article Oth
Constitution reducing the number OF members
from twenty 70 twelve will be acted upon
ars invited attend and rsoevs their tickets for
tho Lectures At tho Coliseum
80 Broadway. on Monday svsnint, Nov l2th.
NuTICE-sFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
IN The ocs OF thu Assistant C0missarv Of Subsistence
at Port Columbus New York Harbor until u o'clock NJ
Mortsy the 5th % November. for surplyng the D.
froors Vert Columbus. with fresh psef Tor year, fsa
the th of Novsu her 9. The fesh beef 20 - OF good
and wholesome quality in quarters rth IA equal proportu
o. e hedhs An. tnanks 10 he eSolrdetD in such quaint
ties he from time 70 time reaued for the troops nos
in each such dayr As snail bs essx
mated BY the Assistant Cornisssry OF suhssnso lhs
nanss Of two good sureties must accompany the bid
JANIS d. RICKEfTs, LIST Lieut.. let Art, A. c..