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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

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ifen -hneni-aHd s;r.ct adherence 10 the
Constitution.
10. Tia, We have the h:.hcs. re pee:
and ,mizatioa lof liz =. b, pull an
private yiuue, AMI political services Of
JOIN CALHOUN. o5 : NH C,--l.,a.
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fore ,oinc,e.o'r.io,. W. n amman
7.n to or State and N.f.oaa, Dsmscra,ic
Conren,ions. Is lie m is5,It clnI.dn-
OF Ou' party for the high Office Of Pres.-en'
Of the Cnl ed s'a'esi--lo which st4'Ion
We 90 HEREBY n'm'n'e him.
Ii. That We have great Te.P'c. fri
many oiae' grea'Pa'fio;rs an d'stngui h
81 men whose names nae been me''' m
"a IN ',nneh,'n y. h ,a' DINO rat, no-
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cure the en.i,o cnrssa,oa - -. aa-a.
cure 'i'' e"'''e co''n-e'cs O. N; ce.i''-
m:n," and we therefore eatirsF agree
with our democratic brethren tlfoY-l-y,
the Union, as to the prosr.e.y of ho,.;1, ..
National Convention. 10 Illuminate @, =.
dates Tor the Pre.ilencr ana VICE b.:
DENY Of United S,s.e.. a,,ea.or.
herebg DO. to sup1.,, sl-b no $780,
as such Conyea, n NV fail. -.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

'ry, i.e has been the object Of news ,,,.
frks anu e'e1 of abuse. We !,
PANIED 10 see si'ch humanity and and nD;-s
SRI lures, especially from the dem rrs,.
pies-. II appears 10 Us that The friends !,
ne ,l7ims of other gentlemen sp,keo i
Tor The next Presidency, could support sn..
claims, without any attempt to crea.e ~
founded p,eJuiices in The pubic MIN
agairs' q man universally esteemed an
respected for his public rev eas and NJ
'aie virtues. az Gen. Clss Endeayo,
have already teen made, and will no DOM
continue 10 fe maze, 10 draw the Gener
INTO The ror'ex # polifieal facd ms. BIN
they wall all lie disappointed, they do M
know the man with Hhsm ihey have h
deal.
The fo'loAiag correspondence has !,
ieady taken place, viii h se copy from Ii.
New YORK Si-ndafd. - .
NEW YoEK. Dec. 1872
Ny Dear S'r.-You must have olser
ed, since your arrival at b sion, that ym
have been recommended in many of M
putiic plpers in Liiereni paris Of the Uni
led 81 ties as capdidaie for The chief E,N
ecuilve ofiice Of ih> Republic-and par,jcA
u'ariy that YOU wee nominated 10 that a.
ice Il large Demcc -at!c meeting at LA,
rI-b3rg on The 2lst utirno.
The manner 10 hich your nominalin
q mentioned b. some Of the Wig papen
Is such a. TO excite Suspicion, anon,
those who d. not know you, that you (,
yor Wing principles, and some har
said That Your views on a Nation
Bank arc identical with those Of 4,
Wings.
| know that there is no ground for sur
suspicious and that you are entirely within
ih-i your views upon those subjects shon
be known 10 al parties. From the In
and friendly relllions which have exists
between US, before rs well as during h
lime We were fellow members OF the Ca,
net of Pres dent Jacks m, and ever sim
| take The liberty OF asking from yoa 81.
explanaii N OF Your views upon the 81,
jec;s as shall be en'i.e y satisfactory II 70.
po.i'l al ir'ends.
Wiih tie highest respect
anJ esteem, am Your
Friend and humb sery'i.
MAHLON DICKERSON.
To Gen LEWIS Cas-.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

Col. L. A. Bes4neol, formerly Editor Of
The Nalchsz Free Trader, has taken charge
Of the New Orleans Morning Herald .ai
Jefersonian."
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

The Democrats Of Yazo0 couaiy, held Z
meeting on Saturday last, at Benton, al
which NJ. Calhoun wa nominated for the
Presidency and VoIney z. Howard, Esl.
tor the Senate Of the Inlsed S.a,es
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

sArs. M'"Hie. FraBs.i1 SallI.
e. Io.es. A T. Iaare,
yao. 4. E.ter, WA Z Ieuad,
c Williams. J. ". Wyly,
Ha'cy C.1;on, Wm- u Neal,
r B. ~. Fleming. Thos. Gfaian,
Ie7erzor E.Gav5ea. " J. Aes,ia,
r SlHael, Jas, Pr.th eF1,
. I.B. Gage, John .laf- on,
Z d Ward. WIN GarleT,
. 7. u. Bl1foa. Jno. Thomas.
J.P. Thomas, Jhz T. JeAas z,
SIN. + Johns A Yo.nari,
: NIL II grgler. I'm. 3 jones,
i. 3. W#sy. JDo. W Leegan,
On notion of Gil B Gage. tie .ol-
.oa re- resolution MS cous. Tered anI ado :
q. by The meeting.
Eegolred. Tba, hs,ing full confidence in
he l.a1es'y and ability Of our distinguished
fearo~-ri,.zeo. JAMES X. POLK, o.
T-russeeeaa5 bag NJ Witnessed wiz pea.
sl-e hs ,oa- warm AM anfachirg sup
pm T The great 'eD-crati- H-3nci,'e- a~
came OF .. An Ir-w J k p a- u
TIA Tau B Tn. sc. 'nrg RE-
asn 'gt.e aemo-r.t.c S,a, C-a
s1.ao'e oaa+.d4t. .gr tn Wee Psas .-
; u this n-,.on
Ga motion # Fraaklin Smith. Esq, tn
Pref ea,. II c Presidents Sesrlt.rie, Of
n. meeting ere added to the Jas OF Gel
- ;, - The Dem2rrai.c Stale ConYel-
Il. i t, u1ee. a,yackson on The 22nd Of FEB.
rlar, Lc1,.
Ga motion Of Col. A. T. More. order
q Tia! the proceeding Of Ibis meeting be
5 gnei oy the President. Vice Presidents
and Secrstlries- aa5 ,h2, the ID6peuden,
De aocsa', MississiPpifa i vi-As5argSen-
rine' AM Ezprsi,,r be rsqus,sd 70 give
hen an ca pa5,i-4l Il il ,hs.: cy.-
gmDs.
The me- Ing vas a.-Ees,el {, intervals
during the sitting. in l.cid aud ALE
sPeeches, By Franklin Smith AM Georga
e .,hryn. E.4-s., CO. J. B.-Ga=3 on3 Co.
Ta9s. J Humphreys, touching F-5te--
i've Ta'if, the eyinglishment Of the Ye:o
Power. ami olher great measures q gen
eral intercs Utmost harmony pre-
va,ing lhe while.
CHAS. 3. GREEN, P:e.'..
u. D. HESRr. y;,op..,
L. II. PowELL.I V- 's2
o. r. Singleton G
San. SGT,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

Hon. Sidney Brease, mas been elected
TO the Senate Of the United States, from +.
linois
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

John ii. D1hield, Esq. has been elected
mayor OF Na;chez.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

Dir. Clay il expected in Jackson about,
the l0lh February.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

Hon. A. p Bagby has been reelected TO
the U. S. Senate, for six years from 4th
March next.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

The Trenton Emporium of 10th uIt.
SAYS: "Ne have a runor from Washington
mat Mr.. Calhoun will proceed to England,
oasa mission btsed on the late movements
o2Heasral DIFF Gresn, AMI in relation to
the &c ;iPro a Treaty between the United
States. EnE,anl an Prance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

On my arrival in Kingston was disappointed
in the appearance of the place and of the society
there. Nature has done her part, but Art is very
backward to perform her duty. There are few
good buildings, and several Churches, Sabbath
Schools, &c. as well as many excellent persons
but Society IN general is very poor The lower
class appear to have neither the means nor the
disposition TO make either their houses or persons
appear comfortable.
Along the Bay Of Quintce the country on both
sides appears delightful The crops are fine, the
houses and improvements generally good, and the
people appear to live well. The different denonl-
nations have their places of worship, and the
Episcopal Alelhodists are increasing fast in that
quarter. The Rev. John Reynolds is their
Bishop. Hc IS Il plous and good man, OF liberal
mind. The Rev. John Bailey, formerly of New
York City, is Il Presiding Elder among them
Mr.. Bailey has been cmincntly useful since his
residence in the Province.
This body of Methodists, | believe. are the
first body that was established bv the Mcthodlsts
OF the United States, and continues TO the present
the same form of government, order of ministers,
&c. They arc the original Methodists of Can
ada as is very ably maintained by the Rev
1'hos. Webster in tract published by him in
1872, called The Union Considered
Their Conference will be held in the White
Chapel at Sidney the first Wednesday in Scptem
Der, 1913. The other body of Mcthodists are in
crcasing fast, as well as the different denomna
tions. Schools are numerous, and the College al
Cobourg isina prosperous state. A Mr.. Webster is
steward. Both lie and his lady are worthy per.
sons and well calculated 10 fill the stations they
occupy. They have parental care over the
youth in the College, and see to their board and
lodging, all which is very comfortable. was
introduced TO the Rev. Or. Ryerson who is the
President of the College, and by him conducted
through the principal part of the same. He is &
very polite gentleman and good scholar. Bu
owing to the absence Of the Treasurer, Rev. Johr
Beatty, | had not the pleasure of seeing the Lii
brary and other apparatus of the College.
Through the poteness of the Rev. Thos. Web
ster, was conducted by him. in his own car
rage without charge on my part, several hun
drcd miles through delightful country--the in
habitanis living comfortably and in easy circum-
stances, and perfectly satisfied with their Gov
ernmcnt The lands around the Bay of Quintee,
through Sidney, around Cobourg, and even to
the River Lakes arc much better than on the
opposite side, IN the States, and the people live
more comfortable and happy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
Remarkable cure of Hip Disease.


MEssRs SANDs-(ent. My daughter aged six years
with the hip disease when two old and since
then She grow gradually until recently and
her suffering intervals most painful to behold and
battles al descriptions The head OF the mp bone was thrown
entirely of place. after which matter or puss formed IN the
socket joint and for many mouths she was
entirely deprived Of all natural She reduced TO
mere skeleton and very Oh Mother %,sh
might please the good Man above TO take me TO himself
IL was my trvent prayer her suernss might be terminated
and my anxious fears removed. :,
The Almighty has promised to be with as in SIX troubles
and in the seventh he will leave forsaSc if
nut our trust and confidence Him; and truly can say 1t
b bee, verified in the present case Through His blessing
and yonr nstrumenalty my child lyeyes restored to
retct health and living monument OF the efficacy OF your
hest.restong Sarsaparla We had tried all the remedies
within our reach had e bone set had biisTeed and
nurgs without effect She commenced the use OF the Sasa
parla April last and in less than week there was an ey
dent Improvement discharge came on from the hip JOINT
and in few day. COMMENCED healing and IN less than two
weeks entirely closed During the Lime ofusing the Sar,
sapara she passed large quantities OF worms, which aided
materially in fastening the She rapidly improved IN
health and strength her appetite increased aud she now
tirsv restored and wholly so By the your Sarsapara.
With the grateful feelings oE mothers heart and fathers
10y we subscribe ourselves your iIen,l,
~ WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

DATENT PORTABLE FORGE AND BEL
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light or heavy work.
Also for sale very low cast Well Fuiles and Oven
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

u An enlightened traveller asserts that one
thousand tons of tobacco juice are annually
sourted over the face of Gods creation, and that
twenty tons of ivory are worn out In chewing the
weed every seven years.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

LEGAL ANEcporE.-Wilson, of the Planters
Banner, tells an anecdote of a young lrlshman
who recently underwent an examination at OPe-
louisa, preparatory to the practice of the law
"Suppose," J" said one of the legal gentlemen, " a
man had stolen sheepin st. Mary and was tax
ing it to st. Landry could he be prosecuted for
it in one of the intermediate parishes, If arrested :!
'Yis" said the candidate for legal honors. I" Give
us your reasons" said the lawyer. Why" sad
Pat, because the law considers that nc was
staying of it all the way" lie was allowed 10
paSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,

We the Subscribers being neighbors William and Sarah
Baey know the relation TO their child and
IN. cure performed by Sanss Sasaparll to be stt true
~ ~ WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
Two Volumes In One.

10 Commentators photographers, oriental travellers, and
Biblical ote greatest name, have been extensively and
caeiaiy consulted in preparing this work. Inc fator
trusts will BE- found worthy Of the patronage OF Christian
we'll cacnated under the Divine blessing 10 eniIghen me
understanding purify the heart and promote that hn9 wsed
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works constantly hand and low Al prices Tor cash
au,8 1t Els Sis Thos Sos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

a The Editor of the Detroit Advertiser is band of
music in aid of himself Codwater oentinsl.
And he will play the funeral dirge of the Loco
Foco party next November. The Editor of the
Sentinel shall have free ticket to the Concert.
Detroit Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
scrofula Cured OF Six Years Standing.


ATTACKED with cramp the stomach, induced by sudden
check che Of ad ~ ii shock % om VIII
cover. About months alter ths' sc'onlpus Jump ap
hens egg and then became excessively PAINFUL tired
different paaacsas without 9 sIsHE ia any ps M
can who left suffering more uian lie puhn me. u.
scroula now apea1ed m my s kn fa y
ulcerltion rendering for years helpless cilpplt me
part of the ,1 m to iRePs e a pae @ eaSpe ard
bstsrrd very severely. but all 10 purpose:
and sR neW tf'da sns Hd Of sss being ared Sly appetite
failed and became mere sss9n for month; Sdn t 6sad mo!
the moment laid down the pain became insuppoftabie 10.
de internally and externally bp, al n IN yan and no
on the lower part Of the spine which became excesyey pain,
iu and tender rendering almost impossible to Sit down and
Hearing Of the wonderful performed b. saIsape;
a my ti5ad induced dI me TO- 70 MAKE make one mora a which
Your agent, S. r Thompson furnished with the sarss.
few bottles TO find was getting we'll A.
psted the cure and can an we'll Yes after SIX
owe o. my restorson TO health through M essns Of Pow
dence to youf sasaparlaa medicine whose WRITES should
hs afflicted BY applying TO me 4 * issSqSf SU s'
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and for
by sANDss CO.. Dpggls,s IGfSsaiss Sa yak sqdssi goi3
sso "a R5salavig bs a & sesss g. af
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8 Price 81 per bottle. bottles for s5 Original d3Su
may be seen al our store. = Z. = -.
WHO WILL BE BALD OR =GREY-HEAD-
w FD when for low price Of three shillings sglen
did head Of hair De had Reader this no pufns. lead
this vi n, h t.,-1
va 60. ,ha, Judge Edwards, OF Philadelphia,
IN ar Of age the top of whose head bald the palm
NJ ons hand months since has now fne dark hair
re fast from the Of jones Coral Hair Restorative
This Sidfn or dand ad se red d' e ias Sa
dark Il the ma beautifully, and keeps IN order
twice as long any other preparation. Sold FOR three h
iings bottle the of the American Eagle SO Cha,ham-
s,re-r ~ y i33 Fuconseet Brook!Yn Ledger Build
ings Philadelphia, and state-s,rest, Boston au6 lm
NOTHING will dress the Human Hair 50 beau
IN ully three shilling bottle of Joness Coral Ran
Restorative II gives the hair such delicious s2it daR
silky feeling and and VIII NOT dr. On u IKE or @
pcaton. the hair of dand stops u. falling & %I. "
Sold by IOSEs al the of the American E-aels, q, o.
Chstha-. eet n Y FuIson-stet, BROOKLYN az I'm
CANP MEETING.-There will be e. q. oamp IonP
J, nd ds.Itc 70 commence on Monday, the zarh OF
and elass on the Saturday following The pfesehei' '
jy22 3tswtA2s@ ,. 4sl!1a t-'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

SHORT AND SwEET.-The following original
toast was given at the late Fourth of July ami
vcrsary somewhere out West
"Chrstopher Columbus the discoverer of Amerca-rery
much OJLgeG to HIM"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

u On Monday, while the workmcn were en-
gagged in raising the upper story of building at
Mr. Adam Butts's, in Aamiton township, the
props gave way and the second floor and roof
of the building fell on the masons below-crush'
ing the head of one of them "a Mr.. Collins, a
young man 19 years of age) in such a manner
as to cause his death in about Is minutes, after
the accident several others were more less In
-nred among them Mr. George Ginocker, but
we are glad TO hear that he is not dangerously
hurt Gcttysburgh, Pa, Star, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

A SpuyKY FELLow.-The editor Of the Colum-
ba Ca Enquirer is tired of hearing OF Seinln-
olcs or the termination the Florida war, > that
he threatens the fourteen warriors now left IN the
territory that if they again renew hostllitles, ne
81 shall make it d personal matter with them" If
"our army in Florida" had exhibited hall so
much spunk as the editor of the Enquirer shows,
the war would never have fingered so long, and
not quite so much money would have been drawn
from Uncle Sans Golfers to support 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
UISTORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE

As contained in the Old and New T-s.men from the Gre
alton Of the Wodto the full establ lshmen of Christianity
Containing clear and comprehensive ACCOUNT OF every re-
during period ofupwaris of Four Thousand Years With
Copoa, Notes Critical and ExplanatoIy forming an II,
Illustrated COMMENTARY OF The SACKED
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
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