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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

ASGLtNG -Oneu-inn- some very tender heart.
ed phlo ophers tra6s lecture TO the small por-
ton OF the world to which he is able to gain
access, upon the enormly OF angling. There
is small elias. Of such who have their period.
cal spasms on this subject, ard attempt to mag
MY lher humanity BY croaking ahou, the cruelty
oi taking the nnocent fly from their hiding places
where they cnt each other IN such petty and
interesting manner Bat we never saw one Of
these tender h, aned moraliss refuse to cat
perch or trout well Drowned, and furthermore, va
never saw one Of them who was remarkably
distinguished for his practical beneyolence to his
own kind
The truth is, that h,b were made TO be caught
and eaten, and to our mind, there is no more in
uocen, and hcalihiul amusement than angling.
We love 10 wander away from The husky haunis
afm.a into the quiet meadows and raylnes, toll.
lowing un the sparkling brooks 10 their sources,
penetrating lhe inmost rcccsscs Of Natures sanc>
uqries We have sometimes found out the most
beautiful hooks ia swanps which no person would
cner without having been led on by the keen
excitement Of the sport which angling affords.
TIE angler, ibe bt c any etry IL his sou, any
love the beautiful aud lrue, becomes an ardent
and fNored lover OF nature He is admitted
10 her boundaries, and dlies with her in her
most wi'chng moods, liz can. ton, watch the
changes ofher coantpnance ia which il Eniuored
Toe Divine Sonl, varying 80 beautifully from sun
shine to tempest, and hear her most exquisite
music. The sbyc.l and most delicate Wild low-
et., set Ia he golden and azure moses, are
revealed 10 his gaze. The mysteries OF the tenn
ple OF nature ARE laid bare 10 him, and ba
becomes her deyoul wor.lipper. lie stores up
in his heart more bceulbd scenes and thoughts
than the cp,d uoallzrr ever dreamed Of. Ills
reyeres in he meadow and tie deli are Treasure
ed 80 to refresh bis soul amid the cares and dust
orhe city 81 town md serve 10 tighten the shad 4.
ows If hs duk ho1's.
When we sum up all The benefits Of angling,
the communion with nature, the heaIihiul exer-
cl,c,1e keen rrpeue. and he palaiable suppers,
which II hegets, we sag 1gain that there is no
more innocent aud bcathlu amusement than
angling - Yaitce Biade,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
GOV. QUtTMAN'3 MESSAGE.

The fa'lowi0g i an extract from Covers
nor Qlnm2n', Message to the extra session Of
the Legislature. The only "EFrgcruAL REnE
DY," says the Governor, us to BE- found ia PROMPT
AND pEAcrABLE SECESSION Of the aggricycd
State.
"Whon reflect upon the pertinaciry with
which the assaults upon our rights have been
Tor Yeas prosecuted, the evident increase of
anti slavery sentiment at tho North and the
excitement there peTadng nearly all classes
against the law to provide for the ex'radrtion
of fugitive slaves, have little hope le6 that
these guarantees udspensably necessary to our
safety, wi be yielded by majority flushed with
recent victories, and encouraged by apparent
dtrlsi1Hs among our8e'reS Yet, 10 leave M
effort at conciiiaion uniried and still further To
unite with US those Of our own people, who sill
look iof returning sense Justice 10 ID. North,
let the proposition b. dstinclIy made 10 the PEG,
PIE OF tae non slaveh1Idng States, to remedy ,he
wrong, so Tar as may be in the power power of
congress 10 90 so by obtaining rom California
concessions south Of 80 deg. 80 min. or ofber
wise and TO consent to such anne ndmen,s OF tho
Federal Constitution, as shall hereafter amgly
secure The rights Of the slayehoIdina STATE. from
demonstration, and further aggression. But.
IN THE EVENT or REFUSAL Idj not hes9ate 10 or.
press MY DECIDED OPINION, that the ONLY
EFFEcrrAL REMEDY to evils which must con.
inue to grow from year to year, Is TO BIZ ForFn
~ the PROMPT AND ~pEACEABLE Sc,
CESSlON oflhc aggrieyed States"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

Mss SUSAN NrpLg.-MIss Susan Nipple
aiyes loud certificate 10 favor Of some Of tho
popular patent modicins oflhe day. She was
suffering from general debility, s;ckhea--dache.
heart burn. Ind ge,tno, tape worms, constipation,
rhenmaii.m in the hack shod,fs, aud hips, and
bg.iass tacso. NE didnt reI very well herself
NOR blIf Che time. At length she says; Il
was brou.h, very hw, 50 That my most m9udent
friends didn't expect me to live from one end to
the other
About this time a friend recommended as 'he
las, resort, hat should ny few bottles oil the
Pretoria. Oxnlrd Compound Saxlariilla tx.
tract Of Wld Cherry an Wine BIuers to DO
taken before shaken, es roy the ianel as soon
az possible, no ray uo ca e, beware of counter
tsns--uoue genuine unless thu proprietor is
on the wrapper. Ok three d zen bottles OF
this truly invaluable medicine. AID II give 10 :
mediate relief in three moths"
Personally appeared as said Susan Nipple Al:
aforesaid, and swore to the foregoing. and said
she'd be- dafncd--ii il wasa'I true
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

To carry US successfully through this fearful
caates', weak, uaarmed and without guides, We
rely unon the merc,ul protection Of the Most
Il ID. ior the justice Of our course. the valor ct
ths Cdhans aud The generous assistance ol our
free ncisbb5rs ard brethren.
CuBAN NkrrixxIv Nrw ORLEANs "A large
aud enthusiastic meeting was held in the city
Of New Orleans upon the reception Of the stir
ing intelligence Cuba. The following resolu-
tons wcrw offered ty Judge Walker and unsn-
mous'y adopted.
Resolved That we greet with JOY and en,hu.
sasm the recent Intelligence from the Island of
Cuba, o. indicative Of the hsroie re solution and
devotion Of that people, aud Of their purpose, to
make every sacrifice 10 achieve their independ.
epcc.
. Resolved, That The Cubans having given on
earnest It their siaceri'y and cons,anry in their
struggle or liberty, It is or duty, brother 70.
plblcaus and men, 10 aid, By all means in our
power their Efforts, until they shall be crowned
with success.
Resolved, Ihata committee Of ten be CD.
pointed by the Chairman Of this meeting, to
draft an address TO the citizens Of Louisiana and
Of the ugiied States, ia behalf Of The Cuban
Revolution
Resolved That committee Of ten bo ap
pointed lay The Chair, TO be called "rhe Com.
malee Tor the Promotion Of Cuban LIBERTY"
whose dos Il shall be 10 collect contributions
from our citizens, to aid the Cuban Patriots and
to forward the same as speedily as possible.
TIE resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
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Approved, Sept. 20, 1850.


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'',. '',' sI''.s' ''.o we P'M'' OF "'d't'a'
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

E5- If YOUR PURSE does not allow you to buy
DOCKS, read men, study women and take lessons
from chdren--wiihout musical instruments, YOU
may play upon the people if you are lame, you
may still run for Congress; without teeth you
can ca. backbte your ncishbors; although totally
olno, you can perhaps see as far into milestone
= o'aer people; although as deaf as a post, you
PROBABLY know as much of last Sundays sermon
week hence as the rest of the congroga.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

The RE.InEycE AND TOMB OF WASHING.
roN stand on the bank OF the Potomac, a, mount
Veonop, about fifteen miles from the city that
bears the name ofthe iinstrous "Falher Of his
conulry.' The rooms Of the house are spacious,
with somewhat Of elegance 10 their arrangement;
and yet toe whole is marked by simplicity. Great
regard seems to have been shown to the sacred
ness Of these public relice, and all things have
been KEEP, very nearly as Washington ,eil them.
At a short distance from the house, in retired
spot, stands the new family tomb, plain siruc-
ure Of BRICK, with barred iron gate, through
which are seen two sarcophagi Of white marble,
containing the remains Of Washinhlon and his
wife. Every American should visit this place ;
and at the tomb Of Washington resolve to cherish
the hallowed spirit of him whose ashes res! With
in il
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

COMMODORE Stockton on SLAVERY his
speech at Elzabelhlown, N. j., ca the 4h in.
slant, Com. 5. said in al.uson TO The new tern
tory. that the citizens Of the South had perfect
right to carry their slave property upon all such
acquisitions, and that any attempt Of the general
government to invade that right was an aggres'
sons upon guarantees on the constitution
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.

rrADVERTlsEMENTS insertcdatOyE
roLLAE per square, (tenines or less) for the FIRST
and FIr4r CENTS loreach subsequent insertion.
Oar Liberal reductions will be made persons
who advertise by theyear.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

VorE OK The COMPROMISE BfLLs-We give,
in cond'nced form, from the onion Banaer,
the vote on The Compromise bills, as they passed
Houses If Congress. twill be seen that they,
as whole. were largely sustained BY Southern
votes. Tho letters -. ard al" before tho
Ggnfes, signify Senate and House.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

As OLD ACQUAINTANCE We find the fol-
lowing Ia oae Of the Easlen papers;
The venerable Josiah Quincy President Of
Cambridge College, gave the following senii
ment at the recent commencement:
The Members Of the Bar--Le, them rise as
high as they may, they never eau rise higher
than one Story"
lisa good one, though not "fecen'." A long
time aga we heard oft a. given by Edward Er-
erell in reply 10 toast offered by Judge Story,
containing the following compliments
"Famc follows the footsteps OF genuins where
erer (Eyeret) goes"
The story teilers went on to say, that though
impromplu in public, both toasts had been vel
rehearsed in private but that may have beef
scandal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
CUBA DECLARATION OF INDIE
PENDENCE,
t. The Iala5aIa.s Of Cuba and al F-eencu.


10 certain drterninUe prrsans.
4 Government which /, a standing conspiracy
again,, the governed, los'es It's vsta'',y aud be.
comes a daspatism iatalsnhe 70 rational men
Ia such cas-, lhs sovereignty rerers, 81 right,
io "a, centre whcur' il emanalcd, u be aL'la
remodcled inln such Germ a. may best SUIT the
wants aud crcum.lauces OF those TO WI m that
sovereignty appnraias.
The people ofCuha present strong perhaps
the strongest Of all pass Die cases, Car the appi'ca
zion thts, sacred principles, inasmnch as Toe
colonial ls-pltsn Of spain over this island Is an.
ceatcd ia the history ct nations Wherefore, re-
,um,n, our outraged rights, we have this day de.
,,rm.ned Ia throw otrlbe shncl'es, Of our tyranls
and raise ihr bfzt .undld II freedom TO lead
u io victory. with 6e uuab'nhe purpose OF
raising ourselves 10 lhe rank Of Irec people OF
ofm,eDipe ON the Gc'i of beuIe glorious death,
preferable thousand times, u the degrading
slavery which jsu7w ON )ot
Buta. revolution =, ALWAYS attended By sic-
riGrc., caamie. and Disaster it is incumbent
on us-W addition Ia tbe seIie'l3ent axiom, set
ndh in the commencement Of this solemn dec,
hn'ion--'o expose the lu,t causes which have
impc,cd rs to assume the position which we
now occupy
The void must know hn gdevols injustice,
and arbitrary ,c,atious which The Splui,h Gov,
ernmcut ha, exercised, and DOES now exercise
towards thc miserable inhabitants OF Cdba--n.
Justice and oppression ofsuab magnitude thatthe
soaarnss ot amy other people, compared with
CUES are hut us shadow To reality
Tho Spanish Government bl' deprived us Of
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L. published every Saturday MOI --.Ig'


rsUDsCRIPTION-THGrE DoLLAEsia
advance PoUa D0LlAEsi! payments delayed aDu'
tie expiration Of the year,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

l.
lac hon. 4. e. ERowN e Mi,s.ss ppj. wa. made
in upao, Of bill, which was reported to the
rtirielh Congress, ~ committee, Of which
Mr. Blown Was memie- The members oi
Tie Board or Aldermen and Common Couac
had pa,i.ioucd Congress 80 abolish tie impor,
iation ur slaves into he ID irci tor The purpose
oi sale or ,aRr elsewhere
1t viI be seen that Brown REGARDED The pow,
Ct Of Coag.es, to pass such law, 50 clear taal
the power was not discussed. The power Of
Congress would not be denied, except by some
brainiess osaator.
Here is tue language Of The Conslita'ion.-
''Ihe Congress slaH haze po.rer' to exercise
ezc'pare legislation "a az cases Dkiisocccr a.
such district teo' eacecitas 'ca square a.a'cslas
may BY cessioa q particular SAFES and tie ae'
ccptance n Congress become The seat Of Gorera,
meai o'lc Uauld Safes"
Ualer his power Congress could alix the
penalty Of death for murder.
Bl' to the speech;
"Mr. BROWN, ofMississippi, said he did not
design, upon taking The floor al the present time,
to euJrr ja'o a discussion oftha various questions
which brad engsg tbe aiten.iouot lha House
d., m2rnmg boot as a member O., the commit.
te, on the Dl,ui,,H Co.ua.U, De- desired % say
a word with tc'eleuceto bis own position WIKI
resgJd to Tie iu'rp.u lion of Il., bI..-ih, bail
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09
JOB PRINTING.

uJOB PRINTING peatly executed, on
short notice and At REDUCED RATES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-09

Tnr COMPROMISE rs THE s0urH,--Accofd-
inc 10 the New Odrau- Bee the Compromise
is so stroug IN the South tbal il j. highly q9cs.
iionabla whether any state, except Saub Caro-
lima, number, majority Of IT'S opponents
Georgia is wiling 10 take If; Alabama makes
a wry face or two, but will undoubtedly swal-
low it.; Nonh Carolina, Virginia md Maryland
are overwhelmingly in It's favor Florida Is d.
cidpdiy for the Compromise IN Louisiana there
are absolutely no IRE eaters or noue that dare
ayow themselves such Arkansas IS 50 much
out Of the way, that we hardly know the tru"
stale Of public opinion there, bat we believe il
'ss-as ,sonni Missouri, Tennessee aud Ken
nohyare clearly and unaqlyocIllY tort hsCofTl
promisr--in Mississippi alone doe. here exist
q we'll defined and broad difference Of sentiment;
and there Il contest Is even now iu progress, that
viii satisfactorily attest lbe true feeling o. the
SAFE. We are firmly convinced that Mississippi
cannot be induced to wlyer ia her allegiance 20
II, U8ion, Of persuaded to reject the measure
by which peace and harmony were restored,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-16
GIN MAKING, &C.

We are prepared To execute ordcrs to
any extent IN The above line. both for new
worhand repairs. Our Gins are not sur.
passed hy any mn.ie III the State. possessing
all the al .antagcs Of the Falling Breast
and Sliding RIBS, Which saves a great deal
III way oi rspalrs. We alsn use the Steel
Plate Saws, vlth teeth set IN an angle thu,
cannot possibly ,nJurc the finest staple,
with an improvement ,"rcIulatc the n"iing
81 the cotton. our brush ~ constructed ~,
plan. givntg ~ once, the advantages OF
lIghtncss, strength and forcc-aIi very
material ~ the successful operation OF
Gin. We would invl,r planters to cal,
Al our shop ana examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general.
ly, that they shall have no cause TO com.
PLAN rhhcr "i our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We re ais" prepared To- ,iu work IN .hs
Cahinct inc--sucn ~ Bcdstca,lS Ward
robes SAFES, Book cases, Stands. Tables.
tuPhoa7dS. &r. &c. =, shor, notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON s. BROTHER
Opp"sitr The Presiyicriun church
Snln,":v'!'c. Aprll22, 1877 26
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A Coop IpEA.-The Exchanpc

A COOP IDEA.- The Exchange,
at Antwerp, is to be surmounted by
a cupola of glass and iron, 80 arrang-
cd as to represent map Of the globe.
The lines Of latitude and longitude
will be formed by the bars, or sash,
and the glazing will be in colorcd
glass, representing the different coun.
triee. This appears to us very
clever fancy, an ornament which will
be useful and illustrative. Tho or
naments and symbols Of Id time had
their meanings; and now that the
things expressed by them are otso.
lete and discarded, the present gen.
Grafton should invent something new,
and expressive Of eontemporaneous
knowledge and modern discoveries.
Bind reverence for the old is an enc.
my to progress.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-16
Educational Notice.

The second session oi the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin on
Tncs'lny stlI ui July with an rrlarned NUN
Der of teachers aud n ilaucrlng prospect
~ INCREASED number of Pupils. In the
p'ar" nf Mis-. ELLIS resigned To 20 North
The Board have unanimously elected M.ss
l.. SPAIN, and appn'n,rd Miss 4. O. RIr.
Lkf ni Charleston, Assistant Teacher in
Mnsic and ornamental literature
ID. Il. MclAURIN, See'ry.
juno. 25'h. 1851. rs II
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-16
p 0 E T R Y
From tho Illustrated Futhily Friend.
A SHOUT FOR THE QUILL.
sY II. r. GOLDMAN, NJ. b.

lIurrah! hurrahi for tho gray go5sc quill,
That has scrubbed s,nce ages old,
And is working away with a hearty will,
Despite the pens oi g'|,i
'Tis Il coinely, sober nr.-,lr. goose!
We ackn"w edge IT, u""t.."css wncn
We take our resi-, rr lis p'u,uc+ W" u.c.
TO form the nee'ifu, pen.
Toss high yohr ralr FOR The gray goose
quiii,
ic pr.,,ict ,a.is s.. -iuut-
For TN. "t,'.; oii ma. r.A'', your purses ia !;
I'LL,
Awaken you me crest shout
And - icarlnu lub> o. the ;awS,' dn not
Think The thc,nr ncncall yoar skill
For of Il cei,a'ny y'u nc forgot,
Wcr. il not for the cry guJtc Ii.,!
Senators Ian,u-, i:"rlc" a.d vs..
Whose spe"rin's ni,b.c ,",iin,> ii, -
Ii thus should mcc, ynIr -u'rr yes,
Ali y"nr ,'rtrS "r TIC si,y .,"o." lu..l
Lad.c>. ny III ,LcI'rs -. ,.r.::"-siv lni;c
Let tho n,i::i' .: v''.!' >cce sta,
The men vim st''r'! tnc = 80 salute.
aud liS scrv'"', the gray goose qulIi.
Let cv'ry one shon, for III. gray goose
Intil,
Til echo repeats hu nnr word
And lei every ore blmp"r ti,,
Il" i!,: hc,.'n q. ii,': Rnui,n lid.
Wc',i pi"*iL' "a 'r'a :, :" ihA s'ir.r br'',
And oar l,ni ~ ", rch rN;rc>,
The hope. im; ne Old cry lii.i have stir.
In every mortal hrcsst!
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-16

How TO GET SLEEP.-IIow to get
to sleep is to many persons matter
Of high Importance. Nervous per,
sons who are troubled with wakeiul.
ness and .cScitabllity, usually haze n
strong tendency Of blood to the
brain, with cold cxtrcmi,ics. The
pressure cf the blood on the brain
keeps it in q stimulated or wakeinl
state, and the pulsations in the head
arc often painful. Let such rise and
chafe the body and cxtremitics with
brush or towel, or rub sm.r,ly
with the Lands, to promote ci,cna.
ton, and withdraw tho excessive
amount Of blood from the brain, and
they will fall asleep in few
moments. a cold bath, or a sponge
bath and rubbing. or a good run, pr
rapid walk III the OPEN air, or .oin.
up or down stairs few times just
before retiring, will aid i'll cqualn.
circulation and pr"motiny sleep.
These rules arc si,np'c, and easy of
application in castle or cabin, and
minister to the comfort Of thousands
who would freely exrend money for
an anodync to promote Nature 3
sweet rcstnrcr, balmv sleep.