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scrorulo Cured OF Six Years Standing.


nfccrc Sands: Gant-If the month Of June. 1881,
attic ed crmp in the stomach, induced oy sudden
check of per,pr4tj0n. b timely remedies was relieved,
but my system had received shock from which Oh n0tf@-
cover fbort months alter ms, scfoihots lump a
reared on rn breast which gradually Increased 70 the SIZE OF
hens EGG and thea became excessively PAINFUL tired
paaceas without deriving any benct whatever and
continuing grow applied 10 homeopathic pEsi-
clan who left me suffering than he found me- hr
scrntua now appeared my night knee tnt ance my leg
swssd 10 four times natural and threatened extensive
ulcer ,ton rendering for helpless cripple, th
gra,ar iart of the suffering eNcrucatlng anguish
nn,c had recourse the old cuvred and
blister.d very severely, but all 10 NO rurTos-;
tried the Thongsonan practice WIN the same result
and nos ieSpard being cured. Ny appetite entire
t. lied and became skeleton; for moGibS could not
sp in bed but passed the night limpng about The
e moment laid down the pan became insup3ortabIr lo-
dine used internally and externally but all inYan, add now
10 add the horrors OF SITUATION large tuno appeared
on the part the pue which became -xcesIvey pain
fu tender rendering almost Impossible 70 sat down and
des paired % getting we'll
Heating of wonderful cures performed by your Saisapa
iii. INV friends Induced me make oe uor- al which
did, scarcely daring To hope for relief.
Yeur agent ). P. ThomIson furnished me with the sarsa
psra, aGd what asouSrnen aud light after taking
few bottles. find was getting we'll. few more com
pie ted the cure and nos say we'll Yes alter SIX
IS owe m restoration health through the OF Poy
d.ce. your Sarsaparl- medicine whose virtues snoulo
" ano throughout the world. return you my sincere
thanks and shall always be HAPPY give any farther nio ia
tioao the afflicted by applying to me a 9y PIft
30 Sewmafket-St. NJ fakio DotNi.' -
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail aud for e5pqrtaon
BIZ A. 9. SANDS Co. Druggists tGrtnlte builaiH.S2
23 Broadway of Chambers street, New YORK
also hy A. B. & D. SANDS 70 Fulton street and n r:a:
BTosdya corner OF Market also sold by Duggiit
anerIIy in ali the principal and Chief towns OF te u
s. Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles Tor 81 oris,na n9gu
M be zen our store j5@' - -
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A GENTLEMAN of a number OF years' exp.r,-
i aee IN teaching. who furnish @ hshcs, esstikes,-
sue moral Character. IS - Srols ct tskiuC chsrs-
N 'hls city, ScunvJirn. between tins ths ,Sr Of
: !f "n,ni,s Any letter rs may l. hjs Office
= = =. wal 5e rLomasiy RESPONDED TO. iyl9t ISL.
w AN Ia situation as Teacher in Serlin-
oN ti'i who eau trtct uae, and the ofb.,
SheS y asanfhes OF ns'h e!aeaHoq Also s,nstioa A.
MUSIC acef % one "ho Is qGsl6ed and yoai3 he wi;n
10 teach "a The other departments whel her i'm - COS @
p.d with MuSic bess OF reierecrs b given All, a,
VI. 80 ssa =
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y1THO WILL BE BALD OR GREY-HEAD-
w IN whom Tor the low mice Of three shng5, s.en
did head or hair can be had Reader this putting. Read
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THE TRIBUNE.
Letters from Dir. Weed -. No. XII.

Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

DHUBARB-20 cases prime E. l. Rhnbarb tor
III sale By GRINNELL, MINTUBN Co
sc9 ~ SopthTu'Fn
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Part l. The Old Testament History;
Part2 2. The New Testament History.
Two Volumes In One.

Aided by thu writings of most celebrated bibica Sco-
arS and other learned persons, who have made
the SrrirtmFrs their study.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

ATES. s. c. REID'S BOARDING AND DAY
square VIII re-oEen on the rs Monday in September Pa
rent, Will please bar mind the importance Of their children
being lunotus in attendance that day that they be
At the organization Of the classes Mrs Reid viii be
a, home from the st of Seprembe 10 the 3D. from 10 O'Clock
those parents who may wish 10 confer with Mrs r. relative
10 her iastituon Mrs. Rw be happy explain her mode
and her parents no With to
Ilacr their daughters under her charge. au2i 81
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DONGEES-12 cases White Pongees 80 Yards
/ 10 do do do IIdkfs figured.
For sale By GRlNNELL, AllNTURN Co
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Westchestsr, August 22d, 1873. au2, iw

M AGNETTSW APPLTED TO DISEASE.-
1fl Mr. JOHNSON, who has been experimenting for thu.
last few years in almost every part the United states up
the subject Of Animal hlsuytism respectfully announces
his friends that he has taken Office i9
Chsmbers-stIee New ork, where he will apply this agent
tn removal OF almost every of disease, and effect
he believes speedy he has already done several
hundreds Of instances He has also secured the
csiN ho will examine the the disease
uy yidus aud prescribe remedy while under the magnetic
infiue
Those who have diseases Of long standiBS and who
been treated by physicians to purpose invited 10 call
Terms reasonable
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

DATENT PORTABLE FUhTE AND bEI-
LOWS Tho Subscriber o4rst the puoc Al CONSIDER
ab reduction rom former prices the above article wnch mas
b thoroughly tested and ronoqnced 70 be the mos, eeS
hess BUILD chimney IS ons OF IT'S bsst Iscom
,rtrion, can any wllefe aud make you h- al
one aud yo are ready for work Thene are four Sizes Tor
ti.!,t .elv: work ~, :, ,,,:, a.,
lInu,fs and superior article Of inch stove nuts
-'iV SANL K. SPELMAN
% .din 239 Wa'sr-Str-et.
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REFINED SUGARS,

REFINED SUGARS
AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES
WOOLSEY " W0OLSEY offer their stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugar as follows namely:
Loaf III cents per pound When less Than 5pack,ges ara
Powdered IL do do ADDITIONAL. ''' >e'' - '''""
The above packed as follows:
Ss%:;5i S.$: i i +. & srss ;$ e
Apply the NewYok Patent Sugar Refinery corner of
South and Montgomery streets, or a SO Waist.
~ Orders out OF the city be accompani led by
mittlnce. i'm.
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INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON WA
TER.-The public respectfully invited 10 examine the
article manufactured By the subc rber The superiority o
India Rubber hose already well Known and while he does
fully equal and bear the pressure of the Croton Water II
much than the generality OF this KIND OF hose and
sold at low prices. a fair discount made 20 Plumbers
c. L. ROSS, l2i Maiden Lane,
;elntf between Pearl and Waterstrerts
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DlTES OF MOSQUITOES, Bugs, NC. are cured
d in cw minutes bv cake OF the Italian Chemical Soap.
Sold the sign Of American Eagle 50 Chatham street ~
Y or no Eulron.Strr,t Brooklvn au5 i'm
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CAAlP MEETINCi.-There Will be Camp
v Meeting the old ground JameSport on the Long
and close on the Saturday following The preachers and
friends q adjoining districts invited 70 attend
jy22 3tawtA28- ). MARTlNDALE. T. r..
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L csived the Street Commissioners Office until the 81
day OF September list TO regulate and ThOmpsont
street the Sd and tth avenues. and space
feet WIDE through the nohery side walk Also pave the
5th Avenue from 18th 2. For ufther particulars
apply at the stres Commissioners oce where speciiea-
JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner
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HISTORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.

As contained in t! Old and eg. estamea;s, from r tIs-
alton e The ~ ORD full rStab shient Of Christianity
Containing clsar an comprehensive account OF every e
marNabe transaction recorded the sacred ScrlprrS
during pe Of urwa.s OF Four Thousand ears WIN
Copous Notes Critical and Explanatory forming an L.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

VNWO MILL SITES AT PATERSON, N, j.
For .als or lease Two Mill Sites Nos. aud Congress:
street Paterson l2 miles from this City Access be had
: times day b.; Railroad They 100 feet each on Con.
flow c y nces square of water with 20 feet head and fall
jn,u;ra A. No 40 I|h.tham-st aul2 I'm"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

INDIA RUBBER HOSE Days first premium
India Rubber Hose for CIoton Water warranted not 10
burst strn crack become agglunous the case with
manufactures may be exchanged time inside OF SIX
months if found imperfect
Warehouse OF RoSbury India Rubber Establishment -
Mail-n lann HORACE q. Day. Successor aul I'm
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VOL. Ezs. no. II9.

that she was when saw her, in 1907, at Cats
KIN. in America; and she INDUCED in the same
vexatious airs and attitudes until she provoked
F" Punch, now as then, to box her ears, at which
John nBan Bull wss as much delighted, in his old age
.,nd wisdom as Brother Jonathan was in his
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

CHEAP HARD WARE AND HOUSE FUR
~ NISHING ARTICLES.-The Stock OF the Store, No.
Grand street. offered for sale reduced prices the
concerns about being closed. 3nl5 2w>
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THE TRIBUNE ROOkRJNDERy

No. Spruce-streef. Tribune Buildings
JAMES fRINGL respectfully informs his friends and
The public ssnera th,t he has commenced business with
deieTn,natio 10 do justice his customers both As quality
OF and scale of charges e prepared 10
CUE Ba'ng IN al lis branches
Jobs Of any Kind aprainmg The business cited Or
Ges lei n Nui Sprucest.eet Will b- thankfully received
and faithfully attended to. jyl2 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

NTOTlCE-The CoparmerShip heretofore exist
~ ing between Francis Whey and Geo. W Jenkims IS
t iay ,soy-l by mutual The business Will be-
connned al the old stand No iohn under the firm of
pHlLBIN Observation-Disclosures August ls l8i3
,uIJ If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

NOTHING will dress the Human Hair so beail-
~ tfuy three shilling bottle of Joness Coral la alr
silky feeling and appearance and viii dr. it like other
pepaatvnS but kres IN order for days G:etgT BY on one s
Sold BY 10 NF.S, the sign of the American Eagle, az
aa-,treat y. y, 39 Fuonstret Brooklyn alb I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

DERSONS who are deslrous TO ascertain the
PRESENT ocaOnand residence of their absent friends III
the United States ny mentioning their last place
OF residence can obtain great facilities from the Undersigned
,yhn have numerous correspondents all parts Of the Union
hnug whom such information can be- Obtained Letters must
b.. post paid and n reasonable fee will be .ypected
WOODWARD & DUSENBURY,
anr7 ool9y % William street.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
We have learned with regret that Mr.

We have learned with regret that Mr.
JOSEPH 1. COLLINS, formerly CT izen o
this place, died in Bolivar county on the
!4th ult. Mr.: Collins had many friend.
here by whom he was held in much es.
TEEN. His honest, open bearing, aud in
offensive character, could have excited for
him no other feeling. 1t will be long be.
fore he is forgotten by the people of Can
ton. We believe he was native of White
county, in Tennessee.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

Is. Instances of the kind-and hGndieds
we could produco-have been heard and
read by every person in the community
"The whole state knows them Iy heart"
and vet with these facts staring him in
the flce, this writer asks, how we could
have the presumption 10 use such Ian
guage, and that in a tone only redeemed
from arrogance by its boy,sh tilpPancy.
When we have learned from Madison what
he means by accredited organs, We may
know better how to understand him and
10 make ourselve understood. The wrl-
ter concludes by hoping that we will not
charac erie what he has said, as "howl
Of denunciation." We would cheertully
refrain at his request alone, but he would
have been safe upon another score; ignor-
ant as he thinks us, we are not enough so,
TO dignity with the name Of "howl' that
which amounts only to juvenile whine.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

An article signed " Madison" appeared
in the Mississippi Creole, OF the 23d OF
September, reviewing an article of ours
IN the Democrat Of the 9Th of the same
month. We did not reply to the article
of Madison at the time, because it con.
,ained expressions which could not be con.
strued Otherwise than as personally often
siye 10 us. Those expressions have since
been satisfactorily explained, and the wri-
ter has disavowed his intention Of making
any charge Of an offensive character a
gainst US. We now reply to his Ienarks,
though we consider them Of little impor-
lance, as his object throughout seems TO
have been TO avid points Of any real in
terest, and to make imma,erial issues -
The writer attempts to assume towards us
asevcre rebuking air. He may rest as.
sured that the contsmptuous insolence of
his tone, would, in us, only excite smile,
were there not n.alignancy in its imper-
thence, provocative Of pity.
In our article, which Madison reviews,
we said "we will survey the ground" The
ground we proposed to ourselves, was the
history Of the creation of tho bank and the
sale of the bonds. Our survey chad this
extent, no more" Yot the writer miscon-
ceives and misapphes the remark, as will
be seen in the following sentence: This
survey which makes 'the whole soucd
and honest'!!! anti.bondmen as pure, in.
offensive, and immaculate as lambs, and
the bond.paying wings as designing, un-
scrupulous and terocious as wolves" &c.
This is but specimen of the manner in
which Madison uses our article. Again,
he comments as follows: "After your
Survey of the ground, you ask emphati-
cally, what course did the whigs-or those
who are the accredited organs of the par
ty-take to ensure the payment of the
bonds, and preserve the state from, what
they protested TO believe, deep and damn
ing disgrace and degradation!' You an.
swer your own question by asserting that
he wings said to their democratic brelh-
rem, democratic indeed D--you are misia.
ken in the belief that your constitution
has been broken, Every true, sir,) you do
not understand the nature Of fundamental
laws, q doubt this, sir.) nor the my steries
Of state faith, (this is also doubted,) and
how it may be pledged (Which is also
doubted.) You then convert this answer
into one proposition, and thereupon most
oracularly declare, that as the affirmative
of this proposition is what no argument
can prove, man may be we'll excused for
refusing his assent" We do not convert
this answer into one proposition. We
made the wings to say, "you are mistaken
in the belief that your constitution has
been broken,n and they are made 10
fwhat they are no, much in the habit Of
doing, )'giye three reasons for il, viz: "you
do not understand the nature of fundamen-
.aI laws, nor the mysteries of state faith,
and how it may be pledged; hence your
lIlssako in supPosing your constitution has /
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

Gordon D. Boyd, Mr.. Van Buren's Re.
ceiver of public moneys in Mississippi
who robbed the treasury of $IOS,OO and
then resigned his office, has since been a
repudlallng locofoco member of the Iepis.
lature of Mississippi. We perceive that
he Is again the candidate OF his party 'or
Senator, from the Leake, Alfalfa and Ne.
shoba Dltrict Boston Atlas.
This is untrue. Gordon d. Boyd is not
"the candidate of his party" for the Leake,
Atala and Neshoba district.A convention
of The three counties met and nominated
Col. Woodbridge for Senator, but he has
declined in favor Of Mr.. Xix, Of Leake
county.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

We admit the article of our correspon
dent "Doug|as," though the opinions ex
pressed on the subject of the Unicn Banl
bonds are not in ali respects our own
His tone towards tho editor of the States
man is not what we would have adopted
as, personally, we entertain for him ;
greater degree of kindness than is appa
rently felt by the writer. We believe
though, that the course pursued by the
Statesman, and many whig prints, is caIcu,
lated, in many instances, to lnjure the very
cause they appear so. solicitious to ad.
vance.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

Of she Statesman" that your Old ana.
mics, lately covered with a foul no;,;a1,
loproSy' and who have repudiated the,
private debts in the bankrupt court, a'a
now Sin every way worthy of public coDs
dence." Command respect" Sir! V,
are now bearing the arms of rebellion
and are leagued with the federal cobor.
in desperate crusade against the consti.
tuition of Mississippi. But when the low.
tul shout of its victorious and exuling de-
tenders shall 60 up on the Ides of Novem
Der, buried amid the foul rubbish of ,Io
Statesman Office, you will discover that
your position does not command re,
pect."
DOUGLAS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
MEssRs. CLAYTON & BROWN,

Candidates for Governor, will address
their fellow.citizens as follows:
Canton, Madison CO., Thursday, 18th Oct.
Benton, YaZoo, Saturday, IA,
Lexington, Holmes, Monday, IS,
Kosciusko, Attao, Wednesday,, Is,
Springfield, Choctaw, Friday, 20,
Louisville, Winston, Saturday, 81,
Macon, NoXubee, Monday, %, "
Wahalak, Kemper, Tuesday, "a,
Deka!b, Wednesday, 25,
Philadelphia, Neshoba, Friday, 81, "
Decatur, Newton, Saturday, %,
Marion, Lau !erda!e, Monday, 80,
Quitman, Clark, Wednesday, LIST Nov.
Paulding, Jasper, Friday, 3rd
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

The editor has been absent the greater
part of this week, in attendance upon the
court Of Leake county.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

The statement which we quote belov
from an uniformed editor, shows the mis-
chieyous effect which misrepresentation a
home, may have upon persons abroad
The Lynchburg Virginan ignorantIy state
that the debtors to the Union bank will no
be compelled to pay their debts to it, ii th'
state does not acknowledge the cOnstitu
tionality of the sale Of the bends. The
Virginan has lent itself to the purpose Of
calumaiating men who are as ncoPaJle O
wrong as any OF its political IDOLS. If il
does not wish to be considered guilty q
SANDER and misrepresent .tion, it will
promptly contradict the conlempliblo
faIsehood to which il has given crcula.
ton.
"1he Mississippi Rcpudi@Ors,--!t ap-
pears, from a statement in Mississippi
paper, that A. G. Brown, the loco foco can
ddate for governor Of that state, borrowed
from the Union Bank, (he bonds for the
procurement Of The capital OF which he is
now in favor of repudiating,) as principal
the sum of $4,000, and that he is liable
as endorser, for the sum of S5O,6l7; ma.
king the handsome sum Of $65,6l7, which
he will get I'D of by the regulating pro-
cess! Roger Barton, also, an avowed 10
CO ioco candidate, on the repgda,ing tjek,
ct, for the United States Scna'e, i, iillle
10 the Union bank, as endDIser for S6,250
and ex-parson Hammet, one of their can
didates for congress, Tor the very modes
sum OF ST 900, one half as principle anC
the other half as endorser. What wondet
that repudiators abound in Mississippi
when so large a premium is offered iol
roguery?"
Every man in Mississippi who know:
any thing aboat he subject, knows tina
the fact OF the states refusing to pay til,
bonds, sold on account of the Union bank
will not affect the liability of The dcltor
Of the bank. The bank has always sue
ceedcd in obtaining judgments when it
suits were properly brought, ana wher,
equitable offences wero not made. Tn
Supreme Court OF the State has decided
that The bank has good charter, and ha
a perfect right 10 recover. even admit:in,
its bonds to have been unconstitu tionall
sold. The press abroad should be slow t.
place too much credcncc upon the preIu
diced Partizan statements Of the papers c
this state, many Of which do not hesitat
to circulate the mos, unfounded falsehood;
provided they can obtain belief for Their
hut short month, and deceive persons a
broad.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07

NOMINATIONS OF TIE STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
For Governor,
ALBERT e. BROWN. of Copiah.
For Secretary Of State,
WILSON HEMING WAY, OF Carroll,
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
JAMES E. MAI THEWS, of Tishamingo,
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM CLARK, of Kinds.
For Congress,
TAC OBJ THOMPSON, OF Lafayette.
WIN. H. HAMMETT, Of Washington.
TUCKER, of Lowndes,
ROBERT w. ROBERTS, OF Scott.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-07
ADDRESS
DOUGLAS.

OF the committee appointed by meeting
OF Democratic voters of the city of New
York, held in the Park, on the 4th Of SEP.
tember, 1913.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue of writ of FlERI FAcIAs is
Issued out of Cecil County Court, at
the suit of James ard Alexander Heron
against John Moore terre tenant of JOSEF
Sidwell, to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution, all the right, title, claim.
interest and estate, at law and in Equity
of the said Joseph Sidwell, in and to all
undivided fourth part of tract of land,
containing 81 Acres, lying and be-
ing in Cecil County in possession Of
William Woodrow, and adjoining the
lands of William Wearing, William Tosh
and Isaac Jackson, and hereby give no.
tice that on Tuesday the 24lh day of Jan
uary 1913. a. 3 O'Clock, p. NJ. at the Cour,
House door in Elkton, | will offer for Sale
the said property, So seized and taken in
execution. Terms Cash.
EDWARD L. FOARD, Shift:
Dec. 3lst 1912.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-07
COnStable's Sale.

BY Virtue of two writs of feri facias is
sued by John A Rankin and VIM. IIanes,
two of the justices of the peace of the
State of Maryland, in and for Cecil CO.,
one at the suit of Thomas Garrett, &
Son, against the goods and chat,les lands
and tenements of Robert Dawson, and the
other at the suit of Robinson & Lewis,
against the goods and chatles, lands and
tenements of Walmsley s. Nc Cauley. and
Daniel McCauley, Jr., to me directed, ]
have seized and taken in execution, all
the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
both at law and in equity of James Nc,
Cauley (of the firm of Walmsley s. Nc
Cauley,) in and to that house and land on
Egg Hill, now in the occupation of said
James McCauley, and hereby give no
tice, that on Saturday the 18th day OF
January 1913, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Washington Hotel, in Elkton, will offer
for sale the id property, so seized and
taken in exection, by public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash
HEZ. FORD, Constable.
Elkton, Dec. 24-ts.