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A CHAPTER ON BYRON.

30 much has been written III relation
to this extraordinary man, that he who
takes up the pen at the present day to
add another item to the already enor-
nous mass of reviews, criticisms and BIZ
ographies, can scarcely divest himself of
the idea, that he is undertaking a work
Of supcrerogation. My object, however,
is not to bring TO light any new trait in
Byron's character, OF novel feature in
his literary productions; to picture TO The
reader not the Byron Of perfection as
portrayed by the friendly pencil of
Moore, nor yet the congIomcratcd mass
OF faults and Inconsistencies, which the
Editors Of the Edinburgh review hud-
died together in the shape Of a man and
affixed thereto the name Of the poet: but
Byron as he appears to the unbiased
reader Of his works. OF his writing I
shall say nothing, the man does not live
who dares stand UP and say, they are
not all the most vivid Foet!cal imagina-
ton ever dreamed them.
In attempting TO yindiCate the char
acter Of byron, his friends have run into
the most ridiculous extremes. Not con-
tent with proving to the world, that he
was not the wretch his enemies repre-
sentad him; they must needs make him
a being Of perfection, and 'cali lis evil
good" Where this could not be done,
and when forced to confess a fault in
their bra" jdeal Of perfection, they have
universally attributed it to some other
PERSON or circumstance. Forgetting that
all men must encounter opposition, and
especially those who aspire to emincncc,
they have ascribcd his dissipation to his
efforts 10 drown the remembrance Of his
wrongs. In their efforts to prove him
morally faultless, they have made him
intellectually weak. When about to
start upon 'the race that led to glory's
goal" can we suppose him to be SO little
conyersant with men and things, as to
make no calculation for difficulties! Did
he not rather reckon upon them and
mail lis breast to meet the battle p!
When the storm broke u, on him in all
It's fury, though boy in years, did he act
like one with horror dumb 10 find The
world less virtuous than himself! Do
we find him irving 20 forget bis wound
ed pride amid the scenes Of lewdnoss
and debauchery, or Ike loye-sicls girl
weeping over lis n!lslOriuneS NC -
ne S'aI'o5 up iace 20 iace' aga EraPP5cS
.,3l!u 10 I3l9 Nun ,:.osy WHO .I'u io5
vt "''I"'o 'i .., c1G'Ic ScsP'ry' ana
Hc44 ne PROUD t'4e q 5'II'alh 5 il'eEaty
oI'PiFeS' bo{ tiooEh ne W2S' ne quail,
ca no' III 'ne h0'F OF trlaL--le'r'eS" ana
zone a ne l1osa ne "9',ie' yf' ile1e are
,!io@' wa" MG'A" 'elL U.s. Ii''S '.!e liG'N-
'toN@h'5 3. ana "y"1Uc"'ES o. ms $"" =,
GueH' NE are 10 Ne "''t4n "'eu 10 t'le
iAilileSSneSS OF tTicHcS, or, because lOf-
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A writer in one of the Northern ~.
pers on school discipline says; Without
a liberal use of the rod il is imrcs. ible
to make boys smart"
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Judge Andrews of the Supreme Court,
sitting at Cleveland, Ohio, few days
ago, set aside verdict on the sole ground
that one Of the parties had held con-
vcrsation with one Of the jurors touching
the matter then in issue. In giving his
opinion, the Judge took occasion to say
that che was not dissatisfied with the
verdict, nor did it appear that the jury
had been in the least influenced by the
conversation; but he put it on the dis
tinct and sole ground, that public poll.
cy and proper administration OF justice
required that jurors should never in any
manner be approached by parties to
suits" And the Judge was correct.
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-------------''ani these eyes but close
T. look Within"

a voice hollow and unearthly falls
upon the ear-anon it sweIlS 10 higher
pitch, as he sei2es upon the moment
when his soul is wrought 10 frenzy, and
summons TO his aid
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EARLY Poverty A BLEss1NG.-An
English judge being asked what contrib
uted most to success at the bar, replied,
"Some succeed by great talent, some by
the influence of friends, some by a mira
Gle, but the majority, By commencing
uithoW q ShiLspg.'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
LOWNDES ACADEMY
LOWndcs County, AlississiDI.

NNIiE SECOND Session Of tbs Institution Tor 1900,
Il will commence on Monday, the 29th inst.
TEACHERS.
MALE DEPARTMENT
Y. CRAWFORD, A. NJ, &c. BRAME, A. NJ
A. w. RICHARDSON, A. NJ
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Mas. NJ. Z. CRAWFORD, pfeccptress, aided by the
Teachers in the Male Department.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT,
rRoFEssoR. EMIL MgEGgR.
RATES or TutTIoN--Per Session of 8 Months.
For the solid Branches, from $l0 to $40 w
= Music, S2u 90
/" Use of the Piano, 100
Board including washing &c. per
Month, 60
lT Board and Tuition due al the end Of the Session
The Subscriber viii take IL or Is Boardcrs, in.
TO his family.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
CERTIFICATES,

COLUMBUS Miss. Jan'y. 4th; 1850.
This certIfes that we attended the examination Of
the Students Of l.owndes Academy, last summer (;
that the examination was conducted, from hour to
hourand from day to day for three days in the ordna.
ry branches Of an English education, in The Latin,
Greek and French languages, and in the Maheuat-
les; that i was one OF the most rigid, impartial an
satisfactory examinations that We ever witUesse.
clearly showing tlrt the Principal, the Rev r..
Crawford and his Associates, are, not only critical
scholars, but faithful and successful teachers
We regard lowndes Academy, as an institution
Of real merit, and ornament and blessing to our
county and State; and we take great pleasure, in
recommending il to the liberal patronage Of An en-
ligtened community
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18

To DR, tuRisrie Respected Sir and Friend ha,s
always been subject to that dreadful complaint Rheuma.
hsm bat never knew what agony haman being could
suffer, I'LL joined the Army engaged in all al
GENERAL TANlOipS battles mud VAS al emo t,urdU
with GENERAL SCOTT Duiing portion of the Cam.
pAigh We were much rSposcd 10 the Rig III IN damn stu
suohS and soon perceived that this as ored m, old com.
plant Tho fist attack Of the enemy Il mean Rhcnma.
hsm saN IN Mexico was IN the right shoulder then my
whole got sth and could scarcely hold my nusket
a'd one morning W the month Of March last after seclng
uhdot the thapatial couli scarcely raise myself iahy
shrckcd with agony was alter placed Ia tho sur
GcuhN hands bt continued to get wuibc AID wotse The
pains extended all my body in heat aud even in
my ankles and toes. AT san Angelo got my schnrge
and when arrived IN Boston Was helpless hopeless and
perfectly miserable would take muie medicine inr
bad taken too much already but rtang ,onr dvettse
mcnb Hiuccd me 10 send TO Nonf Agent, Mrs f. ktpDER
Tout street and get CAt,ANit bttr and NAGNtrto
hLpip The cennd dan Wotptbe Belt and used the FLUID
was much better and IN about week was 80 encuur
Rgcd that was moi satisfied with the Belt alone hut got
pair Of the taNAu,c Bracelets ior the limbs These soon
put me my ect aud IA few days was enabled To ak
10 MIS- klpbtlts and tell story She told per
severe, and said she had known persons lad as 10
etcuttcll cmed Prom tbs time got better every day
AL pens grudpsll, let ami strength rapidly 70.
tninei and Tor four months past have been entirely well
lcel a. yGrons uu ELASTIC as Ufet elt it'll the cNCep
ton n little Stiffness ny lifht arm hut have
particle OF pam 81 ahl kind w Is ttuly wonderful
sud con never feel too grateful to you Tor believe
ttalN atc articles have saved HE do not believe
could have lived much longer IN such - -adnl agony.
HENRY l. SUMNER lt Reg Mass Light Inf
Conn ~ T. Al FOOL. AMI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18

Among the many and important discoveries Of this
geuerat d. is ore whose tame a1l he written. as with
a sunbeam in the history Of the past. 81 y D
SAP PAEILL 4 stands forth alone, and
by rs own works pr9ciIms rs power-thst mate so-
Cgence so lrresst bis affecting in the appeals ., the
suffering Tor rehei, has been answered. Thousands
Of ca.c- Of disease have been cured by tn, intaiua-
be medicine such As are not furnished in the records
OF time These things are mol done in secret places,
or in some unknown toxin, bat are performed m our
principal cities and public places. They are brought
before the world q sU5,iantste, teyoud toalt the
hcsilg rr'les OF this preparation and thc acis IN
folded, although gigantic, are as plain as the light o.
day.
The Sarsapara Is combined with the most efTac-
tua aids the most sanitary productions the most POI
ten simples OF the vegetable kingdom; ant It's M
Fgccedentcd success in tie restoration 10 health OF
those " 10 had long pined under the most distress
ing chronic maad.es, has given it an exalted char.
ac'cr-'uruisLng, il does evidence Of It's own in.
tr'asic value, ard recommending it 10 the afflicted IN
terms tie afflicted only can know 1t has long been
no, lmpoNau; desIteratum in the practice Of met-
c.ue 20 ubi9E A remedy similar 10 thls--one that
woUd a-l or toe ser, stomach and boreE With all
Vie yrecis,on ANA po' ant" a. miGora. Urepara'nns
yet githout any . their dclecrars III Is upon he
vital powers Of The syetea' Although possessed Of
powerful healing pror ,rt.es, IA is entirely han.ess
and wH not n7e TIE most .plic.,e Constitution
NAen m perfect h1ajh TO effect il produced b. is
Lsa, cEcrFt ar increase u a. 1'j't bu, Hhon uls-
ease " s,t"d in tie frame ani FRYING last IT'S ylo-
liza along the ~ u ne, then H. Mysterious iufa-
ence !. ,-ltaDd seen. eHEHd'a Gew Il an! igor
aal r.d health ana 4teag'h Ia lis suffering and
Diseased
81 ROGCIoUS AFFECTiGN Of TIE EYES
hIsruF.yFf + /. .
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
EUnavyaV or Dead, .

\ u u man by tie name Of Il. {. IOrw'
~ abont twenty-one years of age, spare made
dark complexion, black hair, very black eyes, he
face on the right side badly parazed, very visible
when laughing, his mouth drawing considerably &c
the left side. The said TONNES mas, during the lIa
winter, been acting as our agent in selling msnu'
featured tobacco in and about the towns of Pickens'
vile, Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus and Macon,
Miss. When last heard Of (Which was OH 2Sth Ct
May,) ne was in plckeusvitte in the act OF taking
passage Oh the steamboat Correo for Mobile fer The
purpose Of making txchanges, having first delivered
up to the young man u It'll the Wagon Mr. Pray
h's unsettled business as agent, and nstruciing him
I" leave for tame alter waiting five days at Mont
eoulery Tor his arrival, since which time we have
not heard from him. The said Towns is young man
of 10 means but OF one OF our first families and We
fear that he has been lost on some steamboat Or 9th
erwise
Any information concerning him wouls be thanf'
fully received both Tor the qualification Of bis family
and ourselves as he had with him probably some
thousand or fifteen hundred dollars OF our money
SHELTON, WALTERS d Co.
Ringold, PttsyiYania; Co., Va, Aug u, so Sh
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WONDERFUL
Restoration to IJenIth,!

bR tNllSTlfS Agen, In Cincinnati Ohio received
the following Certificate months since /, Is from
citilcn Of high Standing, aud well knnWn incinna
To Mr h. DOUGHTY,
Cor 9Th and MainsS Cinannat
DEAp SlR Through the grace aud wisdom Of nV-hmns
potent shaker my attention was called to Your ad, ASS
mcn OF Medical ,alyanSm N the Gazette OF Cinc innau
about the hrt IF Jauusty last My disease being Rheu
matte Cont had resisted the skin Of about all the phlSk
clans could employ, and made poor indeed leaving
me helpless, miserable who for ttit foHr meahg
PttroHi 10 IRIS experiment had Giktd sp and uT
large portion o tbs time rent With mting pain
Through the porness OF VII Fenner enabled 10 Oh.
tain OF nR tHKsilFs Genuine Belts Vt YOUR cstab
lishment and by its connection it'll the tnd now
only month, can affirm that have fnum Paradise 10.
low I can now walk hmly ana comfortably wherever
visa 10 20 and have prospect o. saia, ing sud health
as ever hat deem my recover, SO miraculous that
have taken this pains 70 communicate II ~ you or you and
the information Of others.
Respectfully remain yenr obf servant
CANAAN GARDNER
Ilatison Cove. EalAe Go. OhLo, Feb no. 1873.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18
ISHAM HARRISON, JR.
ISAAC 4. 'llCHENOR.
Il. |. SHARP.

witnessed the exercises Of Mr. Crawford's AcRd.
cmy, during the last day OF the examination last sum.
mer. The exercises Of the several classes in Latin,
Greek and the Scientific and Primary Departments,
indicated rapid progress Of the pupils, aud much
diligence and ability on the part Of the teachers
take great pleasure in expressing my opinion, that
tie Lowndes Academy is an Institution OF Lgh mer.
it, and most cordially recommend its able and enter
prising Principal, Mr.. Crawford, and his very capa
bic Assistants, to public favor and patronage.
john +. JACK.
Columbus, Miss, Jan'y. 4th, 1850.
attended the last examination of the Students OF
Lowndes Academy which closed on the oath of DE.
cember last and cordially say Tor it, all that is said
above, for the Summer examination
j. D. IlALBERT.
Columbus, Miss, Jan. 4lh, 1850.
The following il extracted from Il letter written by
the Rev. DIR. Manly, President OF the University o.
Ala, to the Principal; after ]. NJ. e. SUDDEN, al
Lowndes Academy, during the year ls49, had been
examined and received into that Institution.--uhe
University Of Alabama.)
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, Jan. 9, 1850
My Dear Bro,her;-Or Young friend l.. is here. lie
appears remarkably well uuder examinations and was
found deficient in any thing. whirh he had studied
This rarely happens TO any who, admitted here -
From al the circumstances anticipate very solid rep.
ptai;on, as Il scholar Tor HIM.
His admission, without defect in any thing he had
studied under yoai reflects honor on Your school
We shRlIbc very happy to receive sucn pupsas L.
often. Very truly, yours, i. MANLY
CNLUmsUs, July 20, 1850
Having attended the Examination Of the students Of
Iownes Academy, on the 10th and 18th inst, was
exceedingly well pleased with it; ter the students
acquitted themselves in manner highly credltabie to
teachers and pupils.
1t must have been apparent to every one present
that there was no collision between pupils aud
teachers, as there sometimes H.
In fact ! have never attended any examination
with which was better please and being person
ally Interested, having two sons studying the Clae
sicg and the Mathematics, IN Lowndes Academy
shall continue them this Institute In fine Cheer
fully recommend Lownjes Academy TO the patronag &c
al an who lave or daughters to educate as an
Institution of real merit. JAMES WHITFIELD
The subscriber only adds, that he hopes, by faith
mi and successful discharge Of the relative duties de.
yolyiug upon him, The Proprietor and Principal Of
,fs institution to n,erd the patronage Of an elich.
toned community PETER CRAWFORD.
anuarv 7th 1850.
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FEMALE INSIilU TIE,

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" SOU" NtIo',.' az" '-s 9. I'u'l A' y h'Fc
80 ans ls ".'"r 'o'
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u'''''" '''O~S1 'e '''oc may ut SdIu Oh l'e d. "
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-18

aa4a
EFT it he remembered that the Genaine nj
h Original Or 3, z. Townsend Sarsa "a
Tlla can be bad II BLAIR Il SMIan Agent. r,
Ihis portion of Mississippi. We have mst re-
seived a fresh supply Of thirty dozen.
tbs Srtraoi IS PHt up ia Quart Bodies is
sir times Cheaper, PIeasanier aud Iarraa.
Ted Superior 10 any Sold.
u cures Disease Without vomiting, purging
sickening or facilitating the Patient.
The gnNHt beauty aud superiority If this Sar-
sapaTiNa over all other medicine is, hat wlilr IL
sFadieaies 'hc disease invisasles she body
lis one Of the very best Spring and summer
medicines ever knowa; il no, oGly puriiics the
whole system and strengthens the person, but il
creates new, pure and rich blood power posses.
sed by no other medicine. And in this lies the
grand secret Of its wonderful success. II ha
performed within the last wo years more than
$4,000 cures OF severe cases Of disease al least
10000 were considered ncurahe. II has saw.
ed tho lives OF more THAI $4,000 children the
last three years in the city Of New York alone.
More than 81 600 cases OF Chronic Rheumatism
10000 cases Of Dyspepsia 10000 cases OF
General Debility and want Of Nersou. Energy
10000 cases Of the different Female Complainls
--20.00 cases of Scrolula; $4,000 CAGES oil the
Liver Complant;--5,O00 cases Of Diseases Of
the Kidneys and Dropsy 5000 cases Of the
Gravel 1000 cases Of the Yellow Jaundice
1900 cases Of the Dropsy; 10000 cases Of Con.
sumption, and thousands OF cases Of Diseases Of
The Blood, viz: Ulcers, erpsipeas, Salt ltheum,
Pimples on the Face, Scald Head, letter, Neu.
ralgia. &c, DC. together with aumerou. cases Of
sick headache, Pain in the side and Chest, Spi.
nal Affections, &C., sc.
This is the most successful medicine ever
known in diseases Of the kidneys and dropsy, and
all affections the urinary organs. Several thous.
and cases have been reported as cured when all
other remedies have failed.
Hundreds Of cases Of fits and nervous diseases
originating in debility, have been entraly rured,
and thousands Of cases Of Dysentety, Diarrllua
and summer complaint.
Columbus, Miss, Feb'y. 10 1850. ly
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Health and Prosperity

= IL. SPihlMAN takes THIS method of informing
AZ his friends, and puh'icin general tat he is sui
az his oil stand, on Market ST where he will in
general be found, unless professionally engaged.
lie has on atnd and for sac a general a. lrment
OF medicines such as twelve years extensive prac-
ice in Columbus aad It's vicinity has convinced
him are well ad1ped 10 IS diseases Of the
South Among which will be found the well known
Southern Vegetable Ambitious Pills No Six,
Cholera Syrup, Collie drops, Apodvne drops
Tinetgre Lobc.ia, AntiSpasmlodic Tincure Hive
Syrup, ho1e.ia, Composition powders, Nerve pow.
Gers, lA.-lea) Cayenne, Back Root, Black
Coaos! Blue Coha,h, Golden Seal, Beth Root
Extract Of White Walnut
Compound Tome, i3r female distractions Antdys
entece M.Xiure ior r-aae dysenary &c.
Rhuharb Cordial, tor d4rrhae, dyserterv, sc
Slis-'ssrf Tone, ysuab prepera,oa for the cure
Of luuIs ana Fever, without the use Of Qrninc
il lrogoaue Mixture, No, for the cure OF djtiused
Drup.y.
,lydNgosue Mixture, No, ., for the cure of
Dwrsy Of the abdomen.
Comro lHd Sy,up Of WnI Cherry, good in coughs,
colds, consu option, &c.
Apeacn; >oapaunl Extract Of Sasaparilia, good for
tis cHe Of Dyspepsia liver complaints, aast'ycaess
ct The bowels complaints OF The kidaies, general
debility, and also t, purify The blood
AHJdispp'io Syrup. one Of the most valuable and
certain remedies for tie cure q Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints.
These medicines are all prepared from fresh and
genuine articles, and under the immediate super.
vision Of
WV. SPILLMAN, NJ, d.
Columbus, Miss. April 20-il~Smos.
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DR. ..layne.s FIRMLY AIehicimes

g. FILL. command universal admiration and pre-
- emireneo over al other preparations Of the day
His Expectonrt, Tonic Vermiuge, Alternative
Caym'Gatlys Basam, Salatte Pills, hgue Ms
Han 'fooic and American Har Dye, give cansoia
ton ani universal satisfaction to every iarlly tina
rs7 tntn
W.. Jayne is stll receiving certificates ofthe most
aS.os'iag a.tcls OF his family medicines 'iiy -
10 Nmiy shoad be wtho1t bis ExpeetofaRt vt ills
season o the year It IS al uhaifify -eneiy b, tie
cure q coughs, colds, asthma, whoopin- cough,
Group, spGltHg OF blood, &C
sod a, ;ae svn Of tie "Negro and Mortar"
November l6 1850. 2n-tt
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among which
were large lumbar of laiiss, who are peculiarly .ub
iect 10 Nervous Complaint, has e heen
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
when oil hoPe Of relief had been gwen up and every thing
else baon tried Ia vain
10 illustrate the use Of the GALVANIC BELT
suppose the Of person afflicted with that btnc ei
civilization DlSPEfSiA. o. any Other fhronc or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary eases simnlahtS taken which,
by their action the and muscles Of the stomach
afford itmpoIdrg relief hut Which leave the patent in
lower state, and with injured faculties after The action
thus excited has ceased Now compare this with the Of
feet resulting tom the npplicalon Of the GALV tNlr
BELT Take Dyspeptic sutiafer In the
symptoms Of attack ind SIMPLY tie tie Belt aronnd the
bndy usng the Magnetic Fluid a. directed 10 short
rff0l 'hH insensblr pefpiraien VIII act on the positive
element ., no Ncl, thereby causing tsvanic circulation
which VII pos v the negative, and thence back again
10 the rnste thus keeping up continuous Gals anc cir.
cdlp'un hruehnut tie :, s'sR Thus the most 4eyta
cases vt DYSPEPSIA are rEANA NENTlY CURED. "A
IEW DAYS IS OFTEN AMPLY 81 FFlLlENT TO
ERADICATE : h nlsEAsE ot YEARS
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nl1cGgiHg new urGer the Sun,

esrpcGging new aEGer the Sun.
s tNI rece"Sd 1T BLANKS Drug Store that
~ P:rt B'erk ."de!iib}e ami Iqsfrucf1le Wiring
INK A uu,y black aud purely fluent Writing Ink,
ir,eu2le vita 10 corrosive properties and without
liability to mtcpiiate orthicken by age, change Of
Of climate exposure to the air has hitherto been IN
Chemistry an impos ,ilty Now, for the first time
such an lax is pre4en'ed 70 the public for it has been
tested 10y The most scientific chemists is by the high
est auhnritics, pronounced ncomparaPe for its case
and elegance ia use.
a. rH H@ earrode !Stc.l Pens. 60
Columbus, July n, 1850. 1T
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"a ~ Qunne for sale by MeFas WryYsoy
az a. TAYLoR's, at five dollars per ounce.
September 7th, 1850 lo--tt