davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1t showed him to have been ignorant

him. 1t showed him to have been ignorant
of the commission in which he was named, and
that he was not party to the enterprise. |
do not know if he has since been released
He was in the same quarters, but in different
room, with those which five of US occupied,
They opened into the inner square of an old
establishment of the Jesuits, in which the cell
ebrated hidalgo, who.frst raised the cry of in
dependence in Mexico, was executed. Mr.
Thurston, another American, had also been
confined there for about fortnight before our
arrival in Chihuahua. The suspicion against
him arose from the seizure of a letter of intro
ductIon found among other papers in the pos
session OF one of our party. He is at liberty,
md was permitted TO visit u.s.
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DIR. HULL'S
FeUer and .4gMe Fits,

A certain and speedy cure for Ferer and Ague.
TIME extensive prevalence in this country of that
n troublesome disease, FEVER AND AGU E, or,
INTERMITTENT FEVER, and the vast amount of
suffering and distress which it has occasioned, has
naturally led to the adoption of many compounds
ana mixtures for its mitigation and relief. Among
| these some few have been found temporarily benef
clal In particular while the great majority
not only utterly useless, but absolutely dcleterious-
IN many instances operating smulants to the dis
ease intended to be cured In other the delete
nous nature of the ingredients used in these empy-
rlcai compounds, has been found extensively preiu-
dlcla to the constitution, not unfrequently resulting
III other affections of highly dangerous character
IL must be evident to all persons of reflection that
FEVER AND AGUE, to be treated successfully,
must be approached scientifically, and with full
knowledge OF the peculiar character of the discs Sc
ana particularly OF the leading of its appear
1hce' InOugh differing materially in many of its
features ie from other fevers, INTERMITTENT FE-
VEh' Ok FEVER AND AGUE, is almost always
accompanied by deranged and sometimes an irrita-
PIE CONDITION OF the digestive apparatus. This con-
uiloh IS indicated by quick pulse, thirst, pain in
Ihe head and lOns, and other evidences of fever
10 aIord the desired relief by the adoption of
medicine calculated to operate upon the digestive or
gahS' remove the affecting disease and correct and
IMPROVE the tone OF the stomach, the most ca rnest
attenon has recently been directed by several medi
cal gentlemen OF extensive experience and the re-
suit OF the investigation is the aoption of the nre
Parauon mere recommended as HULL'S PILLS, |
WINCH having been prepared with sole reference TO
particular disease, and with strict regard to me-
ilca science, IS admirably adapted to restore the de-
ranged organs OF the system to heathful state and
d course TO remove, simultaneously both the disease
IN renewing the healthy action of the digestive
Sae .ne enect OF TINS medicine is, to operate in
lghiy Denehclal manner, upon diseases ORIGINATING
! II similar causes with Fever and Ague. Among
4eSe may be classed, Bowel Compliant, Dysentery,
1eart-ourn, Flatulency of the Bowels, Want of An.
cute Night Sweats, Water Brash, and that most
oI1a'e compliant, DYSPEPSIA; the extensive pre-
alence of which afiiction in this countrv bos ho
ONE matter of serious alarm. For all these dis
asses: these Pills is excellent remedy Each box
ontalnS ~ doses Price, only One Dollar
Fo sale by sc STGICTII
Carrollton, April 23, 1912. DIV Il
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Dh. SPENCERS VEGETABLE ANTI-BIILOIJS
ANU ANII-DYSPEPTIC PILLS

'ltE universal estimation in which these ceebra
Tea Fliis are held, is satisfactorily demonstrated
ny e increasing demand for them in every State
secuch OF the Union, and by the voluntary testimo
mas 10 their remarkable efficacy which are everv
where oHered 1t is not less from deepIv pratifv
ing confidence that they are the means of extensive
lnu hestIhate good among his afflicted fellow crea
lures IMAM from interested considerations that tho
proprietor of these pre-eminentIv succaSSf 'od;
Cihes IS deSrous of keeping them constantly beore
'IG Pupnc eye The sale of every additional box
aI:I 10 guarantee that some persons will be
I from greater or less degree of suffering
s oe improved IN general health; for in no case of
suffering from disease can they be taken in vain
me proprietor has never known been informed of
an instance IN which they have failed to do good-i
AZ nc noSI OBSTINATE cases of chronic disease such
ds chrome dyspepsia, torpid liver, rheumatism aStb
ha nervous and bilious headache costiveness n;les
general debility, scrofulous swelings and ulcers
scurVy SAT- rheum and all other chronic affections of
Ine organs ana Membranes they effect cures with
raPldlty and permanency which few persons would
theoretically believe, but to which thousands have
'eScHed from happy experience In colds and COUGHS
which, IT neglected, superinduce the most fatal dis
vi Tue lungs, and indeed the vicera in general
HeSe ued1clnes II taken but for three or four DAVIS
never fa1 Taken at night, they so promote the in
sensible Persplrat1on, and relieve the system of
tebr1Ie action and fecuent distractions as to produce
most delightful sense of convaescence in the NOR
ming and though the usual svnntornS of = coId hiJ
partially return during the dav; the repetition of
uAtdcie uoee at the next hour of bedtime will al
e1ect permanent relief without fur
oler ald Ihelr effect upon fevers of more acute
Volent KIND is not less sure and speedy IF tann
IN Proportionabe quantity; and persons retr;n@ 70
oeo WIN 1nfiammatory symptoms CT the most alarm
NY klhu VIII awake with the gratifying conscious
nesS tnat the fierce enemy has been overthtown and
turr eSoy De suodGed In the way, visceraI
urseScence, though long established and yiscera in
10 however critical, will yield-tbe former
" Sa and the latter to large doses of these Pills
ma SO also historical affections, hypocondriacism
NoIrot' and very many other varieties of the
tb p;i cidss OF diseases, yield to the efficacy of
ese f1s Price, 25 cents per box, with full direc-
lions. For Sale by c. & G. STAN IIii rIie'-
Carrollton, April %, 1912. 6-1v l.
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Saturday, april 30, 1S42.
From the n. o. Picayune.
OUR ASSOCIATE, KENDALL.

Yesterday we received letters from our as
sociate, Kendall, the traveller in Mexico
dated as late as the 18th of last month. He
had been confined by the same disease which
had Frustrated his fellow prisoners, but al
though convalescent, was still in the San Lag
arc hospital. He writes to us with all his
old-fashioned good nature of spirit, and in as
"lree and-easy" style as though he was seat
ed in his chair at his old round table. He will
be here anon. One extract we give from his
letter, in order 10 show that privaion, sick
ness and Imprisonment, all combined, have
failed to subdue the elasticity of his temper:
"lNarcA ll.-This has been a great dav
with us in the hospital. This day, some years
since, St. Lazarus suffered, or rather his suffer-
ings ended, and in commemoration the hospi-
tai has been rugged out with all sorts of Ohm.
cracks and "cOnfutements," and we have been
visited by thousands of all ages and sexes
high and low, rich and poor, the aged, the
middle aged and the young. ST. Lazarus, YOU
may recollect, was covered with sores. and
died from an impurity of his blood What
' " ~" o"IfoSe' LII. Iunan StlIman'S
celebrated and highly concentrated Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla and Pills, sold only a
96 Customhouse street, would have had upon
him! tie might have lived as long as Methu-
selah, and this hospital never would have been t
built The reflective, the speculative mind t
should ponder upon this subject An excel q
ent meal was provided and brought to US by :
some elegantly dressed and really fine-looking a
aides. 10 conclude my observations upon e
St. Lazarus, will simply remark, that had his t
lays been multiplied, he very probably would 7
AVE been of some service to his wife and :.
and perhaps to his mother, had she /
zen living; but then, we should have lost
God dlnner-so, what's the difference?" =
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HuIl's Worm LOzenges.

EDhOFE ED In more than 1900 cases to no ;nfa ll;bl
uso onJ ohly certain Misunderstanding Medicine in
oIl; are tne greatest discovery ever made for dis
penny Inc VarOus kinds of worms that so frennent
ana dlsressingly annoy both children and adnI+S
- discusses arse from worms, and occasion 1onp
u ih'ehSe suffering and even DEATH without tbo;r
oe,ng suspected: grown persons are very often
"cteu WIN them and dOctored for varions CON-
1857 mitnoIt any benefit; when one dose of these
0ATngeS would speedily cure them. They arc an
1lilDle remedy, and pleasant TO the taste tbat
Unllulen VIII take them readily as common non.
perment LoZenge " 0onilhoh pep
Ell. IoMs OF w oRMs.-Pain in the Joints md limbs
onenSVe breath, picking at the nose ornd;n~ of ,h
In 81 Slcep' and at times paleness about the
ups win flushed cheeks: BLEEDING at the noS a sle
ing sensation at the stomach aesbos &c -" shdw-
oi the body, slight chills or shiver;ngs bao5
ulo"slhess, vertigo, torpor disturbed 5roa,
9cuueh sCartlng IN sleep with fright and scroar:
bno g. uuupieSone cough, feveriShness thirst nal5d
na;n odu taste IN the mouth difficult breatb;ng
souea S'olhacn or bowels, fatigue, nausea.
Voracious appetite leanness boateJ
.oacn or limbs, gripings SHOOTING Mains :; ,,a:
80 Pit vi tne body, sense of something ris;nr :;
~ ltching of the anus towards n;gbt e.
uesre 10 pass something from the bowels md
o''"oellleS discharges Of slime and mucns NNu
"hAD IHE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
Dp,n new DIRK. September 18th, ls41
h. vo 81 CIoR,-According to your reouest wo !
USED your Lozenges in several cases Of 49, we
5;s; au them uniformly successful. We boUa -,
mo 10y ~ getnrg children to take them. as tbo,,
,re pieasant. We shall use them IN n,,
10 The whenever occasion Offers believing them 70
20 nsed von re[rlluge medicine in use We have al
ind ,Iy our Tough Lozenges very extensively IL
mend them for "er the purposes you recon-
zAcu.We a are yours, respectfully.
ZACHARIAH B. LANE. MI n
w q. PLEASANT, M. n
uhEEN H. BARRY, M. D.
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.N:EW' .4.v'D CHE.aP GO0z9@

HEARD q BROTHER, have lust received
" their spring and summer goods; as thew We're
~ low III tle pest market in the Uuted States
they are determined to sell as low if not lower tb
the New Orleans retail prices Their stock CONSISTS
IN part as follows
French, English and American Prints, from IOc to
375c; '-0''' i0' "
500 pieces American and Scotch Ginobams.
French Lawns and Muslins, some new and very
pretty patterns; 10y
PLAIN f, Strip'd and Plaid Swiss Muslins;
Long and Bishops Lawns;
lrlsh and Brown Linens, fr,m % to so GEMS per
yard; ~ Pei
Russla, B1rdSeye and Damask Diapers:
brown, Striped and White Linen Drillinos.
Do Grass Cloths;
Black Bombazet and Bombazines:
I" Hat Grape;
60 Jalian Grape;
~ pieces Georgia Nankeens, at SD 25 for 10 vds
~ . Cottonades, from 25 to 433 c. per ward.
Plain and Ribbed Gambroons for Pants. '
Black, White and Pink Satin;
Italian Silks;
A few very handsome Cold Fig'd Silks in PATTERNS.
Black and White Silk Gloves: ''eiNS'
8" Mohair Gloves:
Cold Fillet
White and Cold Kid Gloves.
Cord Hoskin Gloves;
a great variety of Cotton Hose:
Black and White Silk
great variety of Linen Hdkf's:
80 O"AiuII :. corded and HemStich Hdkf'S.
Slk, Cotton and Muslin 6
Black Italian Cravats;
-CLOTHING,-
4@O summer Coats of various STYLES:
Llheh' uambroon, Lama Cloth, Cottonade.
Nankeen and Bro. Drill Pants:
Satin, Marsailes, Whiting, Bomb,z;no .n5
Cotton Vests Gnu rlh'eo
DoInDazlne, Satin Stocks, Plain Bowed and with
French ties; Do"'u anu WIN
HATS
doz Broad Brim Russia fur Hats s4toe5
" Fashionable s. ~ nS Eo,
:. Silk Hats at S3 so to as;
7 g cas;a at So 90;
4 cashmere Hats, new beautiful article.
2 Fashionable Beaver Hats:
20 WOOL Hats, boys and mems. sizes.
~ RAIN Leaf Hats, from 25 G. to IO0 =.
Fashionable Leghorn Hats, verv fine: 9
~ doz. Cold Palm Leaf Hoods at 5C conts. A,so |.
English straw, Ieghorn, Chip Bonnets. and ND /,
oeautlful article of Drawn Bonnets Of The Iatas.
fashion; -io'' VI Inc latest
ALSO f
An assortment of Boots Shoes, Saddlerv Hard and
5arroilton, April 90, Is42.
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lNcENDIARIEs IN CoNGRESs.-It is alarming
to see men sent to Congress who have no
more sense and feelings of propriety than Mr..
Adams and Mr.. Giddings. They must either
be mad or very wicked to wish their country
Ill but ii would seem from the course pursued
by them, that they were determined to do all
the harm they could certain it is they have
adopted the course most injurious to the well
being otithe whole country; and the only harm
we wish them is, that their constituents would
leave them at home, where they would stand
a good chance to be hung, in the event of war,
with all British agents and aboIi ion tories in
the country. They are as decidedly cuIpable
IS any tory that ever was strung to tree in
he United States during our former wars.
Gin. Post.
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Dr. smith knew child that was cured of G,s -,
these Lozenges, after three Years SUFFERING .DJ ~
when nothing else would give her the least relief
lie has used them in his practice for the last two
IN several hundred cases. and always with success
boy on board of one of the New-Orleans Packets
was cured OF fits by only one dose of them.
mr.. fulsom, of Spring street, cured three or he
chlIdren OF worms by only one box
Captain Griffin cured bis child wears old h.,
three doses she had been given up bv the nbvs;cas
as lncurable, and was fast wasting away 5o;nrrn ~
most reduced to skeleton. The doctors co,iJ7 -,
tell what allied child and the fatber in rnod ot
,he symptoms OF worms, thought possibly thew
be the cause OF all the difficulty, and consc,no,S;
qqpphed to Dr. Hull, who gave her box of his Wy
Lozenges after the first dose the child ran to her e.
ther frightened at the large quantity of worms ,bat
came from her She is now as well and bnart Dae
any child, and no doubt has been saved from ~ I
Craze by only three doses of these Lozenpes~
, Mr. w. Hopewell, East Broadway, gave then, 60
ms child and they brought awoy worms by bundradS
Parents should always keep these Lozenpes IN tho
house. for they are the best medicine that can no I
to children afflicted with worms CbI
dren will take them readily as the most deEc;nms
sugar candy. Price, % cents box with full H.
tons. For sale by "a @ SThNCiT piec-
Carrollton, April %, 1912 6-1n
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~, EVIDENCES OF DISTRESS, ANARCHY, &c
nc let'erS we receive and the notices of
events IN the newspapers, demonstrate the
most unexampled state of distress, alarm and
aearchy IN various parts of the State. Two
OF our most important counties have suppress-
cd public sales by the Sheriffs; in several 9TH
ers' oherltis and Clerks have abandoned their
olIces, while in others, state of indefinite
'r'ltauon gives note of fearful results.
WiHed geUiHe Fed. Union.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
u UCATTON ~

- Il II " ~. m
ITHE public are respectfully inf., G
: the Rev. VIM. Z. Hor%ryy s informed 7 t
open a Female School in Cola %"o on HMNT o,!T
taught the various branches usnaII IU, -. VIII e
female schools. 0""y laugha
The price Of tuition for the varion. L.
Will be fifteen dollars per session nus Ofanchs
No difference in the price will bo mod.
the different classes. 'o u'aoe %
Do The Male School will aIso bo
on the same day and date in the W.I Ie' a q
envy at this place, under the care D Of H T
McSwEEN. ~ O''' VI JONI
The prices of tuition in this departoon,
heretofore established. '"''"' q
The scholastic year will be divided into g.
sessions of five months each. wy
No student will be received for . sbo,.
term than one session, or the remainder If i,
session from tie time of reception. VIZ
Boarding can be had in respectable famrs,
Tor ten dollars per month.
III ght or ten young ladies can be accommo
dated with boarding in the family Of n,
teachers OF the Female Department.
COLA, Carroll CO., Miss, Feb. %, 1912 52f
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
From the N. o. Picayune.
PRISONERS IN MEXICO

We make the following extract from a let
ter handed US yesterday by Mr.. Falconer
just from Mexico. 1t gives information in re-
latlon to the condition of many of the prison
ers' which has been anxiously sought for by
their friends. The most important news
brought by Mr.. Falconer is, that Capt. Cald.
well is not dead, as has been reported. He is
recovering from his illness, and his son has
been permitted to join him at Guanaiuato-
Mr.. Falconer has letter from him of a verv
late date
"When l passed through Puebla, on nv
road to Vera Cruz, saw about seventy of the
party which had been with General Mcleod
at San Christoval. They were all in chains
and were compelled to work in quarry near
that town. Among them we're Capt. Hudson
Aleutenants johnson, Ostrander, Casev and
Alexander, together with Messrs. G. II. How
ard, Snively and Buchanan, merchants
There was no distinction made between tho
officers and the men. They complained ofthe
treatment they received, and that Mexican
criminals were confined with them, some of
whom acted as their overseers.
Gen. Mcleod, Capts. Houghton and Strain.
and Lieuts. Holiday and Henry, are confined
IN the castle of Perote, with the rest of the
party. was told at Perote that they also are
IN chains and made TO work, But thopcb
nave the relation of strangers, did not see
them' upon account of the diligence arriving
late in the evening and starting again al q
O'Clock in the mornino
think some inquiry should be made re.
specting Mr.. Dryden, an American resident
In Mexico; he and Mr.. Rowland were nom;-
mated joint commissioners with Col CooLo
Df. BRENNAN and Senior Navarro, and COM
missions addressed to them were seized. with
the private Instructions. 1t appears that this
nomination was made without consent
When we arrived at Chihuahua, we ropnd
Mr.. Dryden in confinement, and he had been
IN chains. The Governor, Gen. Condo be-
lieved him to be implicated in the EXPEDITION
He was suspected upon account of The com.
mission. 1t was certainly improper TO have
sent il, no consent to act under if having boan
given. Gen. Mcleod, Senior Navero and Mr.
Van Ness were examined separately and
privately at Chihuahua, in order, if possible
0 confirm the suspicious entertained against ,
i'm. Their evidence, however, exculpated
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

Losses ON LAKE MIcHIGAN.-The commit
tee appointed by the trustees of Milwaukee TO
investigate the loss of life and property on
Lake Michigan, since 1884, says the Buffalo
Economist, have made a report, which states
mat the number of lives lost on the Lake dn.
ring the last eight years is IIS-number of
vessels lost. Sand the aggregate loss of
property 81 'O52,45O. Such appalling state
mGh'S as these call loudly upon Congress TO
take measures TO improve our Lake harbors,
Cincinnati Post.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

~ OREGON IERRlToRY.-A meeting has been
"eru ia [lalte CITY, Missouri, of persons .ra-
vorable to the immediate occupancy and set.
.Ea ~ OF Oregon Territory by citizens of
'he United States They resolved. among
other things, that 'the time had arrived for
Inc General Government to take prompt mea.
sures Tor the protection of its citizens. who
are about TO extend the cheering influences Of
emigration ,hn to the shores of the Pacific,-and
anat lne people of the west expect an earIv
response on the part of the government. to-
wards lhe movement now in progress for the
tory 'ei IL
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
DR. HULL'S WORM LOzENcr,o

WoRMS WORMS !! WORMS !!!-To ren,ov0
these troublesome and dangerous Inhabitants
OF the stomach and bowels, which so often imna;
health and destroy the lives of CHILDREN msa n"
nun w orm Lozenges, certain and safe pronora
ton Tor the removal of the various kinds of Wdrn.
dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want of Appetite, Infan
tile Fever and Ague and Debility of the Stomach and
bowels and organs of Digestion Price % cents ner
box, with full directions For sale NV ''"'' per
CarrOllton April %, 1912 q T., IL
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"A Card
HA ID VA RE.
A. @. BREATH Tcbvl,

now receiving direct from the North, comnIete
II assortment of HARDWARE, comprising in na ~
tne following articles Plantation hoes, hooks and
Sa1-1rons, trying pans, stock, pad and chest
locks of all varieties britannia and table
Penter hammers; chisels; socket and firm hand
mil nat Mes horse rasps, backing cast butts screws
table and desert knives and forks complete
enl carving knives; pocket, pen and butcher knives.
balances; razOrs; scissors and shears. tao onJ
ana tray walters; fish and chalk lines. fSb booi
S1oe, horse white-wash paint, hair, shaving and
Otner brushes; percussion caps; curry combs. to;io
ana looking glasses, brass and japan cande'sticS
oG n5ead tacks brads and sparratles, shaving how
,otton @du Paanel saws plough lines, bed-cords
January %, 1912 " '0''oh' 80
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DFNOTICE,r0

Ill p EiNG p been @ appointed by the Hon D.
its ollce OF Carroll county, to CIassif g5o't
nav or ,I oorders would request al ia L''
the numh viii DC absent, owners of land muse n
numbers OF the same at their place 1 oS . Ia
April %, 1912. iiN T. MARSHALL
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DIR. ACCOUNTS VEGETABLE TOoTH-ACuF
ELIXIR

A certain and immediate cure.
Tx. LACOUNT having appointed several A ,,erts
Ior the sale OF his valuable Drops for the cure of
no can with confidence recommend it as
ing rel1ef IN very few minutes and that too With
out any injury to the Teeth or Gums it the
property OF enlivening the Gums when in a morbid
state and of restoring healthy and vigorous action
Pr1ce, fifty cents vial. For sale bv
c. d G. STANCILL.
i0llIoh' APrl %, 1917 civ.