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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
nm. PETERS, VEGETABLE ANTI

IL BILIOUS PII.LS--Ihe only well.csiabIiahed
Cure vel discovered for Bilious fesers and Bile in all
i,sIorms, Dyspepsia, Colic lmpary ofthe Blood, &c
0lhcr medicines purify the blood already In circular
tom leaving the founain-head unlouehedi 30 thu the
good eties caunol be lasting. bns On: PETERS ma
produces perfect health and cleanliness IN the rsgie OF
The ehye ofwhichhe flood ~ nude and hence the VI
tai aaid iIissed-snd flows IN state Of purity irom it's
very SOURCE which insures permanency Of health.
IJR PETERS PILLS aand alone positive sub
ptuie for Caome and Blue Pills for they aci like ma
certainty that beyond question: and never cds IN DIS.
apnoin,inent Indeed wherever CalDnel has failed to
slislodee the bile Peler Pills have AZ effected H.
nlhemca since their fame has been established. MoT
curry has been rarely fesored to tor llatpafpose
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
DR.. Christieis Galvanio Curatlves,

consists in the fact thut they arrest and cure disease ~
otari auuiicaoa in place Of the usual mode Of drug
Ring and physckng the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopeleSsly under the infection.
Tseg strengthen TIE who system equalire the efeuts-
hon Of ne biood proote he Secrtiion dad Rtrer do me
slightest injury andsr any circumstances Since nelI
introduction ~ the GATED states only three yesr SINCE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
Teachers.

Rev. A. s. suTH, Principal and Instructor ia IL.
languages AMI sciences.
Miss LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, English Branches
Miss NJ GREEIEsF,
Miss R. F HoRSE,
Miss II. DoUeIAs, Music.
TTyHE duties Of this Institution will be resumed,
il Monday, Oct, 2nd
The course Of Education under the personal +,
siruction Of the Principal, assisted by compete,
number Of Teaches Of the highest standing, Is IA
signed TO be full, thorough, an3 finished.
The scholastic pear is divided into two session, #
ave monies each. commencing respectively on ~
LIST Of October, and lst Of March Pupils will Be al
mittad into the institution at any time Of the years
will be charged for tuition only from the date Of an
trance till the close ofthe current session.
of entrance til the close Ofthe current session.
Terms Payable one.half in Advance.
pronaratnrv nenartrnanf Per Session Sls 80.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
GO.OOO persOns

including all ages. classes and condohs among wmcb
Wele large number Of ladies' WIN are peculiarly sub
iect to Nervous COMPLAINTS have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
Hhen all hope Of relief had been given up and every thing
else been tried IN VAIN -. =,
suppose the case Of person afflicted with that bane OF
civ aaton Dl SEtSA any other chrome or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases, Smnants are taken which
by their action the and muscles Of the stomach
afford Temporary relief but which leave the patient IN
ower state and with injured faculties after the action
feet resulting from the application Of the GAlvANlr
BEir Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the Nora
symptoms Of an attack and simply tie the Belt around the
body using the Magnetic Fluid directed In short
perod the nsenSle Precipitation will act the positive
element of the Belt thereby causing elganc circulation
which i'll pass to the negative and thence back again
to the positive thus keeping up continuous Gapanic cir
culalon throughout the 81 stem. Thus the most
cases Of DYSrEPSiA are PERMA NENTLY CURED. A
rf.W DAYS Is OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
ERADICATE THE DISEASE OF YEARS
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Certificates and Testimonial
tr.o.,, Al. .,.nat nesnacf nhle Sn,,rcaa
A Voice from Mexico III!


To Dr. CHkistW Respected Sir and Friend--I have
a~ass been subject To that dreadful complaint Rheuma
hsn, but never Knew what agony human being could
suffer, TIL joined the Army | engaged in oil q
GENERAL TAi LOKS battles, and was at Zero Gord0
with GENERAL SCOTT. Dining a portion Of the Cam
pagu much exposed 10 the night in damp stu
stons and soon perceived that this favored my old com
paiut The first stack Of tile enemy u mean Rheuma.
whole got stl and could scarcely hold my mnsket
and one morning in the monthol Macha last after sleeping
under the Chapara conld scarcely raise myself fairly
shnekei with agony soon after placed in the sur
geons hands but continued get worse and worse The
pains extended all my body in my head and even 10
my ankles and toes At San Angelo got my discharge,
and when arrived in Boston, was helpless hopeless and
perfectly miserable would take no more medicine for
had taken too much already but reading your advertise
ment induced me to send to your Agent Mrs f. KlDDER
Court street and get GALsANtc BELT and MAGNETIC
FLuID The second day lwore the Belt and used the Find
was much better and in about eek was so enc0ur
aged that not snscd with the Belt alone but got
pair Of the Galyanic Bracelets for the limbs These soon
put me my feet and in few days was enabled ak
10 Mrs kIDDER'S and ,c my story She told me to per
severe and said She Ind known persons bad as was 10
get entirely cured From this time got better every Jay
all pains gradually left me- and my strength rapidly re-.
turned and for four months past have been entirely well
feel vigorous aud elastic ever felt with the excep
ton of little Stiffness IN my right arm but have not
particle Of PAIN of any kind Ny cure truly wonderful
aud can feel too grateful to you for believe your
Oalvamc articles have saved my life do not believe
could have lived much longer in such dreadful agony.
HENRY L, SUMNER LIST Reg. Mass Light Inf
Comp ~" L. A, FOOL, Capt
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Nervous Diseases,

which complaints srise simple cause, namely.
A Derangement Of the Nervous System
M In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medt
oines ifose lie dssde for they weaken the vital ener.
GIGS Of the already Frustrated system while Sndei .s
srenrhening ne.giving yali1ing influence o. Galsan'
ism as applied BY this beautiful and wonderful discovery
ne exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is restored 10
former health. strength elasticity and ysor
The great REGULARITY snd excellence Of
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MIR. CARBoNNEL reported to recent
meeting Of the French academy OF Scien-
ces, that out of 400 females whose husbands
worked in tobacco-such as ma king segars
and the prepared article for chewin,g-35o
had twins but out Of 1000 males thus en-
gagged $40 became emaciated to the high
est degree. Here is the same cause ten
ding to produce two opposite extremes
How do the Psychologists explain this ! As
to the mortality part Of the story, there is no
doubt Of that We are confident, that to-
hacco is the source and origin Of more dis
ease and death than even ardent spirits.
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a COAT OF ALI coLoRs.

1t is evident that the Democracy Of 1914,
are determined, if possible, to get into power
again in 1852. They are beating up re-
cruits from all quarters, are gathering up the
fragments, are patching their coat with cloth
Of all colors. The only bond Of union is,
the attractive power Of public plumber. A
little Whiggery, q little Abolition, little
Locofocoism, little Land Reform, little
Of every ism, in the country, are the compo-
nent parts Of the new Democratic pudding
stone, by which they hope to regain possess
sion Of the public Treasury. The Balti-
more American hits of the combination in
the following article very happily:
. The United Democracy In Connecticut, New
York, Ohio, and Wisconsin, have established plat
FORM of which the generalfeau the following
!. No more slave territory or slave States
2. The abolition Of slavery In the District Of CO.
lumbia
). The extension Of tho Wilmet- proviso over the
Territories Of California and New Mexico.
4, Liberal appropriations by Congress for the Inn
provement Of rivers ind harbors.
5. Equal outrage for nlen Of all eolors.
Z. The repeal of all Tariffs.
Z. Direct taxation for the support Of the Govern
ment.
8. The Sub-treasnry
This basis Is the result of coalition between the
bunker and the Barnburnlng wings. the latter hay-
ing prevailed in the struggle for ascendancy between
the two.
The Congressional elections In Connecticut and
Virginia show an increased democratic strength, as
II Is caled--increased over the standard of The prcv-
Gus election. The late official paper nj Washington
reoIces alike In both results and is full Of expecta-
aton Of further democratic victories. The union Of
81.
cratic party In Connecticut was open and undis-
guised, and of the "denocratc represent ltiyes
from that State is an avowed aboltionst, and has
been one for years Nevertheless the democratic
allies.
The various factions which intend TO oppose Gen.
TAyLoR's administration will soon be developed and
defined. what bonds OF unity there may bebelwson
ministration that will counenance none Of them,
time may also disclose.
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: me Baltimore Arqus seems 10 think,

- The Baltimore Argus seems to think,
that there is very little in the signs Of the
times, from which the Wings can gather
comfort or hope. We must differ from our
spiteful brother. We think there is a good
deal in the state Of the atmosphere, from
which we can derive consolation. We
gather, at least, some crumbs Of comfort in
the spoils Of office, and though we Wings do
not attach much value TO such things, we
know our opponents do, and if we have little
to hope for, they have less.
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n
The Democrats are queer logicians
They argue, that GEN. TAYLOR is not quail
flied to be President, because he does not
prescribe Wings, who preferred some other
man for President, and in the excite
ment Of their feelings said some hard things
Of the old Hero, but who voted for him after
all. And yet, these are the very people,
who contend, that GEN. TAYLOR would
demonstrate his qualifications for the office,
if he would only consent to keep in office
the $4,000 Democrats who are now in place,
notwithstanding those Democrats pronounced
him before the election to be unworthy Of
their confidence, and are now daily abusing
him, as knave and fool
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NloNrnEAL, MAY %, le49.

MONTREAL, May %, IS4g.
His Ercellency Sir Benjamin Durham, expired
this morning AT ialf-past nine, at Donneg mia, In
this city. The medical men stated the to have
notice in the House OF Assembly that he would make
mo.ion that the House should adionrn until after
tho burial.
Yesterday, being the Queens birthday, royal
salute Of 81 successive guns, and FL more, with q
fen dc joie from the us and 22d regiments, was fired.
Every seventh was fired In honor Of the day. II
was noticed that, although the crowd was numerous,
the people did not Join with the troops In The cheers
that followed
All gentlemen Of British extraction, opposed TO the
course being pursued BY his Excelency, called upon
Sir BENZ. DUrban, at Donnegani's instead Of going
to Monkands. Sir Benjamin Is universally regretted
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1tnesfor Closing and the receipt Of the Mdils at he
50 Post Office IN HashiiIgtonsD. O. at
THE Great Eastern Mali from Baltimore, PhIiaiephIa,
New York poston: DC and Buffalo, DC. will now be
from this ONCE TO and by those places ll be closed a.
heretofore, al and 9 O'Clock, P. NJ daily F7ii',
o'clock a. Nj and will be recsysd,as hsrstoers daily by
The second Eastern Mail and Great wssrer MAI, are r.
Trains North Of Philadelphia, to arrive here in time
connect with the Train for Baltimore which brngs the
Great Mail arrive here by9A VI. No Eastern Mail 10
Mail be sent beyond Baiumore is made MP on Saturday
fine Mail for Annapolis Maryland and Norfolk and ada
day at r. NJ, and is received SIX times week. with
Mail from Baltimore, Maryland. by l2M NJ. .s
The Mail from Georgetowp Y is received tsgceliay
BY NJ and M and 10 closed of mat pace al the
The Mail from Rockville &c,, Nd is received Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday q each week by M and
The Mail from Brookville, &c. Nd; s received BY r.
NJ Of Wednesday and Saturday, each week, and closed for
those places A. 9.P q Monday and Thussdsy I.
Wednesday and Friday and Is closed same Gays r. NJ
Por Tobacco ac Nd, received Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday BY NJ closed Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs-
Warrcnton. Nlddleburg &c, w received Sunday. Wed.
nesiay and Friday, by II PM closed at r. NJ Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday.
Leerbure, &c, Va received by and closed at 0P. M.
Monday, Wednesday md Friday. g.s
10 The postage on newspapers and that on all printed
paid in advance The postage also prepaid on
ers and packets addressed foreign countries Other than
Great Britain, Ireland and Scotland, and bremen, In Eu
rope and some places to which they pass through the re
men post office. Nn
ny The ofiiceis open from o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock
NJ daily except Sunday and that day i 10 open from
70 y a GmARIEs K aARD ND s;R posmasser
PosT OrrIcB, Washington, May 81, lei9-u
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: The Homaonaths Of Cincinnati a

~ The Homeopathic Of Cincinnati are
erpinently successful in curing cholera, and
the consequence is, that instead Of rejoicing
at tae discovery Of a means If stopping the
career of this terrible monster, the Allopaths
arc making war upon their opponents IN
medical theory. What pure folly, does the
prejudice Of education and habit bcget in the
minds Of men Hence the old proverb,
that, ga fool will sooner be drowned in tub,
than saved in boat"
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The Cincinnati Enaniirer saws. tina

The Cincinnati Enquirer says, that
none but capable men should be selected for
the Presidency, and that the country is full
Of them. The country may be, but judging
from the selections made by the Democratic
party from '2s to ~, It would appear that
your party is not very prolific Of men Of a
very extraordinary degree Of capability,
though they were capable enough for mis-
chief.
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- The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the o2d
inst, tells us Of an editor in that city, who
ate seven large onions and drank seventeen
glasses Of brandy and water at breakfast to
keep away the cholera. A glance at the
Enquirer sheet Of that date leaves us in no
doubt as to who that editor was, for its lead
ing article contains string of the most
unmitigated abuse of Gen. TAYLOR, based
upon ialsehoods from beginning to end. We
begin to suspect that the associate editors Of
the Union breakfast on onions and brandy,
if we may Judge of the maudlin character Of
their daily articles against the Administra-
ia, .ff Ws
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no GahIToRNIA GOLD pIssEns, Ex-

no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERS, Elk
i Flooring PARTIES, AND OTHERS,
The subscriber has hand aud for sale from the Union
India Rubber Company who have tho exclusive right
Goodyear Patent Metallic Rubber, the following
ticles ig 4tN.s
Tents aud Tent Carpets, Knnpsaeks, Camp Blankets,
faversacks, Canteens; 1eggins, Clothing Bags,
* Water Bottles, Tarpanlins, Caps, aud Capes,
Souwesters Texas Wallets, Gun Cases,
Coats, Cloaks, and Capes Mexican Pouches
Overala and Pantalnons, Gold Pouches, i3
Air Beds aud Pillows, Life Proarrvers. 4lEfg
Drinking Cups Buckets, and Bssins, Travelling Bags,
Portable Boats Provision Bags Saddle Bag9.
Gold Washers Baby Jumpers Breast Pumps,
And variety Of other articles at the Sign OF the Star be-
tweenf 2 and 9th streets, Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash.
D an 7.-eoi6f EDDY.
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ST. LOUIS, May rs.
Four cemeteries reported twenty cholera inter-
menis yesterday. There were eight others that made
no report,
Persons have arrived from the Plalns, who state
that the cholera had broken out among the mounted
rifemen and the emigrants.
A company Of New Workers, numbering about
thirty, had left twenty five behind them Their teams
had given our, and their wagons were broken.
The City Council has passed an ordinance for the
widening Of the streets Of the burnt dstrictand max
ing II imperative ON the part of those who
about building, that they shall erect freproof edi-
fces.
son, has been committed to imprisonment for lifc
The cholera has broken on. among the Mormons
at Council Blnff
public meeting, In relation TO the Burnt District
adopted, recommending the widening oftho levee by
extending II into the river.
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!!Jsi5 d u ~ 81
ADAMS q CO.'S EyPREss.

Office, Pennsylvania arenns near Railroad Depot.
4 lie public respectfully informed that continue to
4 express between Washington Baltimore, Phia-
towns for the safe and speedy conveyance Of merchandise
packages bullion, bank notes, DC.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the collection and pay
ment Of notes, drafts, hls &c.
Cuatom.house entries al Boston, New YorR Philadelphia
and Baltimore promptly attended To-, and reasonable
terms t-
Our customers and Others ordering goods from the
particularly requested 10 order 6 adams Co.'S Err
press which viii ensur. their conveyance with great de-
eIaich.
Our express for Richmond Petersburg, and the snuth
leaves daily at p. M, and arrives daily ata1 n,
express from the north arrives daily al LA a. m and
feb ietf ~ PHILIP J. BUCKLEY Agent
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FIRB.-Y yesterday morning, few minutes after
six O'clock fire was discovered Ia the carpenters
shop in the rear of Mr.. Browning's new building
on Four-and-a half street, not far from Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. Engines were soon upon the spot, but,
owing 10 the combnstibo nature of the materials,
they rendered but little service. The shop belonged
10 the Messrs. Downing, two industrious young
men, who have not been In business more than
year and II was burnt 20 the ground, together with
large amount Of work, staring, etc, prepared fol
Mr.. Browning's house, and the tools. Their loss Ii
about a thousand dollurs; no insurance. The shop
was the property of Mr. Browning. The win.
dow frames contiguous 10 II were SO much injured
as to require their removal. His loss Is probably
five hundred dollars. The confngration was the work
of an incendiary. Nowadays no mans property il
safe from the torch.
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AN onoAsIc DEsIAL.--The National Wing denies
stht the newly proposed paper The Republic Is to be
manner IN ,,,stcS 10 The Admns,ra,ieen we uab.
cly pronounce this representation to be utterly I'M
true. - baltimore Sun.
K. The National Wing does not speak by the card in
this particular. We suspect we are more behind the
curtain than he is Union, efyesierday.
- Whether we speak BY the card or not,
the Onion will discover that we have spoken
the truth, which is more than our cotempo-
rary has done, in political matters, since tie
4th Of March last. As to his being more
behind the curtain than we arc, if he means
the curtain Of the Republic, we have no in
tention Of denying that fact, for il is natural
that
Birds Of feather
= y ChouId 9oc
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- To show how given to misrepresenta-
ton the Democratic press is, we need only
refer 10 the unblushing avowal, made day
or two ago, that Mr.. G. w. r. SMITH, the
editor Of the Snow Hill, Nd, Shield, had
succeeded Mr.. G. w. UpsHun, Wing, as
Surveyor Of the port Of Snow Hill, when
Mr.. UpsHUR never was Surveyor Of that
port. Mr. SMlTH's predecessor was CHAs.
PARKER, who was appointed by Mr.. Polk
in June, 1916. OF such stuff, are nine
tenths Of all that appears in the Democratic
newspapers, MS facts, just at this time.
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several 81 eciens OF silver coin found secrcted
Andres leland one of the Bahama Sand Keys Il 10
supposed TO have been buried by the pirates, who
long ago frsquented those islands. The coins are
ha,5msred. not cast. andssre rudo and Irregular
They boar Spanish marks but the dates are iegible,
exceu6 on one which sScms 70 have 1916 or 1918 on
one sSds, and The figures liz ontho other. One coin
d full weight for dollar, and ANOTHER tor haifi
and tho metal II pure and ,unalloyed.
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Birds Of o feather
Should flock together.

-- Some Of the New York journals, we
perceive, announce appointments made by
the President, as made by the Departments
to which they belong by law. The Tribune
Of the o5th inst. is betrayed into this absurd
announcement The originator Of the blum
der, we suspect, is a tclegraphic corresponds
emf Of the Tribune at Washington, whom
certain Of the New York press, has recently
engaged to make news for them.
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The hobby-horse Of Dis-union does no,

- The hobby-horse Of Dis-union does not
take in Tennessee. The Democratic Con-
vention nominated General TRsuspALE
for Governor, but Gov. BRowN his compete
tor, soon compelled him to dismount it. The
General is now as loudly against the diabol-
ical thought, as any Wing in the country.
50 may il ever bel Perish the man or men,
who may seriously entertain such design
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON NAILS, ria RAVA.
M, CHAGRES AND PANAMA.
THE United States Steam Packet Fal.Qnt viii be dis
l. patched from the Por Of New York on Saturday the
18th OF May instant The public Is hereby notified that
mails may be sent TO Nejy York, Charleston s. c., eavan-
nah Geo and New Orleans La to be conveyed by said
Steam Packet which will sail from New York the 18th
Charleston, s O. the29h tmorung); from Savan.
nah Geo the 29h May levening); from Havana The
ID Of June and from New Orleans the Steam Packet
Ishmusn will be despatched with the mail the 29h Of
May instant In time 10 connect with the Falcon Ia-
vara the I'd OF June
Mail bags should be made mp at New York and al other
points named, for Chagres Panama. San Diego. Santa
Barbara Monterey, San Francisco and Astoria The
tire postage for single letter not exceeding half
in weight will be i2t cents 10 Havana 20 cents TO Chagcs.
30 cents Panama. be prepaid in all cases; and 10
TO San Diego, Santa Babarba, Monterey San Fran
cisco ASTORIA TO be prepaid Or sent unpaid at the OPP
ton Of the sender. t.s
Newspapers and pamphlets-sen postage three cents
each and inland postngc to be added. N 6
J. COLLAMER, Postmaster General.
PosT OFrIGE DEpARTMEsT, May 16, 1910. s
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IsLANn or CrnAooA Nav u 1910

Since my last, the Dutch Government have ap.
pointed, as Governor of this island Bammelman
Elsiver--he is n very capable man, and is also
general favorite Of the inhabitants of the island.
All the persons in government employ are In
mourning here for the death Of The late King, VIII
liam the Second.
The port charges of this island have been reduced
about one-h half what they formerly were, and hope
II will induce more shipping to visit the island.