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The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

A writer in the Gazette would have 1t be- lieved that there is a great split in the De- mocractic ranks. We are of opinion that such statement is incorrect, and intentionally so. From all parts of the State we have heard of nothing but fixed resolve on the part of the Democracy to sustain the nomi- nations made at the State Convention. It is, however, true, that in the Democratic party there are many able men who are aspirants for office, all of whose claims should, and will be duly considered by the Convention, and whoever shall receive the nomination of the Convention, whether from North, South, East or West, will, in all probability, be sup ported by the whole party, and what is more will be sure of his election The tories are at their old game. To :. divide aud conquer'' has been their motto since the days of the i Elder John, they know that they are in the minority, and therefore have no chance of success putin division and dissenson.
 The cry of division coming from the Wings is significant, and should call every lover of bis country to his post and warn him to prepare for action. The Democrats of Ar | kansas will not sit by sloihfully with folded arms, and allow the laurels of former victories to be torn away and mutilated by the polluted hands of Blue light toryism. DEMOCRATIC WHIG is one of the assumed names of this bank making, partial-protecting, would-be do- minant party. This name will fit Mr. Webster, whom they suggest as Vice President. Was 1t at the Hartford Convention that he became Democrats Was he Democrat when he published his anonymous and seditious pam phlet, exciting the people of New England to revolutionize, and join the Northern British Colonies? What sort of Democrat was he during the last war; Excellent Democrat he How much of the democratic doctrines did he imbibe while under the thumbs of ho- nest Capt Tyler'-enough to make him fit candidate for the Vice Presidency? After be- ing tool for Capt Tyler so long, he will be more supple in the hands of Mr. Clay Mr. Clay and the whig party should feel thenl- selves under much obligation to the Captain for the training. That Henry Clay is d good and true democrat, is sufficiently proved by that forged letter, purporting ts be from Mir. Jefferson, which is published in this weeks i Gazette, notwithstanding all the acts of his i life put the broad lie to such an assertion.
 "North Arkansas as Is understood, will soon announce himself candidate for some office. He has been presented with a newsuit oi home manufacture, made by Henry Claws [ own hands, and dacent and nice sn;t fl is too, Mistress Murphy, and if you could see him. Jist with that suit on, in some Sathuraay's aithernoon, wlenthe sun shned, you'd say he was fit for any office, from the Duke of Well hngton down till Kitty Maguire's husband.
 
 Be deceived. ss West arkansas,s of the uazeue lives some where in the vicinity of nasess'lie, so il is said by astrologers. To-
 @eeo F tobacco, whether put up in ..ladies
 'w'sso small or large pig;ai,' ..spun ya'n' | small or large plug.'' The whet-l stone grit will out.
 1nanasgioing.-Gov. Reynolds. of Mis-
 6Ollri. has ,sc..od :.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

TNat Forgery-We notice that some of the whig papers are yet circulating the con tempdbie forgery, by which Thomas Jeiler- son is made to pass the warmest encomiums upon the personal and political character of Henry Clay. Is it possible they are yet lg- norant of its origin
 Fredericksburg Recorder.
 ''Ignorant'-no. They knew il was a forgery when they set it afioat; but believing 1t would be the means of imposing upon some msuspecting persons, they did not hesitate nor stop moment to weigh the dlshonora- ble character of such conduct. They have raised their old banner of s'Rule or Ruin" and will stop at nothing to accomplish their ends. .Hrgas.
 The truth telling, sermon preaching Ga zette publishes the same forged letter, in this weeks number of that paper.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

The dear, truth-telling, sermonizing, sym pathetic Gazette, seems to be much distress ed, for fear that the Banner is not gaining the friendship of good men, for instance, Davy Walker, and such like good men, Dry thine eyes, dear tender-hearted creature; croco- diles are said to groan profoundly, but ne- ssess-to- weep But if tears @musLh Lhe shed to ap- pease the overwrought sympathes of the Gazette, it would perhaps be advisable to send lnk-hom on a special mission to the Balize, to teach its amphibiouss inhabitants how to ''drop the sympathetic tear.o He also might improve their vocal organs; for lnk-horn is great on VOCAL.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

1aanesg'0'ng.-Gov. Reynolds, of Mis- ,,,. Soufi' has issued proclamation setting apart Thursday, the Beth of November. as T day o' general thanksgiving throughout ,he s,a,s
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

Daily paper ia .gsapais-TAe < Ameri can Eaglen is now issued daily.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

We learn from Saint Louis papers, that the Governor of Missouri has appointed Judge David R. Atchison United States Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of the lamented Linn. Judge Atchison is said to be sterling Democrat, talented man, and true gentleman.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

benotdeceived. West Arkansas'' of the uaze''e lives some where in the vicinity of nassy'lie, so it is said by astrologers. To o'seo F tobacco, whether put up in ..ladies 'wn small or large pigiail,'' @spun ya'n' small or large plug.' The whet- stone grit will out.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

Erfensire Saow Siorm-Old Winter has made an early visit to our Northern neigh bors On the 23d ultimo, snow fell at Bur- lington, Vermont, and in it's vicinity about two feet. The storm extended over the New England states. and at Buffalo, New Y ork, it fell so deep as to obstruet the railroad cars. Late accounts represent the storm to have been very severe and boisterous upon the lakes, doing great damage to the ship ping.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

H6g Tictories.-What on airth have you been doing all the blessed month of Octo- Der, old Mr. Coon2 A growing, Ina That red milton on your tongue couldn't tell the truth though, no how. The coon victories in Pennsylvania and Ohio, and New Jersey, when compared with the last Congress, only showa democratic gain of FIFTEEN MEMBERS "Crow, Cooney crow"
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

Whig Sagdcity.-Among the many sug-
 gestions made by the "coons'' to fill the
 Presidential chair, there is one deserving of notice, in which Mr. Adams is proposed for President, and Mir. Clay for Vice President. Seemingly, so eager are they (to make MT. Clay Pres .dent), as to be willing, and even desirous to place his chance upon the possi- bility of fan interpretation similar to that of Al, which raised Mir. Tyler to the Presidency, and which from the great age of Mir Adams, might eventuate again ill his decease before the expiration of the term. Spare old Johnny,
The hornet., 1843-09-26
WORM ] Es'ZzlSIE

Are the sure,t and safest Worm Destroying Medicine
ever discovered It is estimated that in the United
States,
100000 CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY
from the effect of Worms alone. This vast mortali-
ty can be almost entirely prevented by the use of
Hull's celebrated LOzenges.
Grown persons are very often afflicted with Worms,
and are doctored for various complaints without any
benefit: when one or two doses of the Lozenges
would speedily cure them They are intallible
remedy, and pleasant to the taste that children
will take them readily as they would a common
peppermint LOzenge.
Thousands and tens of thousands pine away and
die of Worms, without suspecting the real disease
The following are few of the symptoms headache
pale lips, flushed cheeks, disturbed dream, ieverish
ness bad taste in the mouth offensive BREATH itching
of the nosrils pain of the stomach or nausea, unna
tural appetite, swelled stomach or limbs, sense of
something rising in the stomach, &c.
To parents we say, do not be without the Lozen-
ges at any tme-attend to these suggestions, you
value the lives of your children
~ Price, % cents per box, with full directions.
For sale by DR.. w. NJ STANSBURY,
c. STAOCILL.
Carrollton, Miss, Sept l. lS43.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
COUGH E'!S!!Zz5ZI53;l I!

uH uUtLs coUGH LoZENGEsafe now mpii.
y sursfrsdina b other preparations ipf ho relief n
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, WhuuFnt.t laiauhf
Tgifness of the Chest, Bfyuehitis, and similar Pol.
monafy affections.
Hundreds of persons could uUw be- pointed out
who have been troubled with an old lingering Cough
from fte "a twenty years and who have brsl cnifo.
y cured by using two Or three boxes Of hfse Lozon
yes. in fact, lbo pr1pbe ofs have never known an
Instance where they dd not give perfect satisfaction
Sudden Colds and Coughs are cured BY them in
few hours Price % ceuts per box. FOr sale By
Ur. w. NJ. SrANsBURY,
&. STANCtLL.
Cauoton, Miss, Sept T. 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
DIR. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS
A PUBLIC BLESSING.

These Pills have long been known and appreciated
for their extraordinary und immediate powers of
storing perfect health to persons suffering under
ly every kind of disease to which the human frame is
liable.
They are particularly recommended to all those
persons who are afflicted with any kind of chronic
or lingering complaint, there is no medicine before
the public which has natural and happy effect upon
the system in correcting the stomach and liver and to
the formation of healthy chye and thereby purifying
the blood.
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and thou
sands who are using them to be not only the most
mild and pleasant in their operation, but the most
perfectly innocent, safe and efficient medi ne ever
offered to the public. Those who once make trial
of these Pills. aerward feel willing to be with
out hem and call again and again for more; which is
sufficient proof of their good qualities.
HEADACHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.
Those who have suffered and weary of suffer
ing with this distressing complaint will find Spen-
GERS Vegetable PHS remedy at once certain and i'm
mediate in its effects One single dose of the Pills
taken the headache is felt coming on, will cure
it in one half hour entirely.
As a remedy III summer and bolcel complaints, they
display their wonderful powers to admiration, and are
far superior to any thing in for these complaints
In Dysj epsid and Liver Complaint, they stand un-
rivaed. Many have been cured in q few weeks after
having suffered under the dreadful complaint for
years.
In Habtual CosttreneSs, they are decidedly superb
or to any Vegetable Pill ever brought before the pub
ic aud % cent box will establish their surprising
virtues, and place them beyond the reach of doubt in
the estimation of every individual.
They invaluable in nervous and hypochondria-
cal affections, loss of Appetite and all complaints to
which females alone are subject
They mild in their action, and convey almost
immediate conviction of their utility from the first
Dose They may be taken by persons of any age; and
the feeble, the infrm, the and delicate are
strengthened by their operaon because they clear the
system of bad humors, quiet rritabilty, and
invariably produce sound health.
Upwards of three hundred and serenity thousand
boxes of these nestimabe Pills have been sold within
the lasttwevG months in three States alone, and more
than three times the same quantity in other States.
As an anti-billious medicine, family should be
without them. single trial Of them is satis-
factory than thousand certificates Price % cents
per box For sale by DR.. w. NJ. STANSBURY, !
c. STANCILL.
Carrollton, Miss, Sept. /, lS43.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
June 5, lS43.
A LIST OF LETTERS

p EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Car
~ rollton, Carroll county, Mississippi, on
the first day of July, 1913, which if not
taken out before the first day of October next,
will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters.
E. L. Acee-2, rev. II. Avery. VIM. Benet, Henry
Barry, zaChariah Backmon, VIM C. Bryarly, R. D. Bry-
arly, COL S. R. Bell, R. T. Bouldin M. A. Bird Miss E.
D. Bifte, Jno. Billions, Miss Britain Strange car
penter, WIN. Causey, walter Crippen, N. B Carrico,
Gilbert cots, Abraham carroll. Lidia brake, w. w.
Davis, P. X. DillOn A. L. Ellis, w. W. Evans c. P
FORBES, isaac FOSTER Horauo FISHER, saml T. Fur
guson, Joseph Francis, MISS Frazier. John P
Grey James clover Dr. s. C. Geren, Mary Green, ruben
Gaden John B. Garrett, henry Garen, Jas H. Grubbs
James D. Harding, Elizabeth HolbeIt, James meath,
bethany hall, Iheoflus Henry, c. W. hilton, Geo w.
huffman, A. A. Hasey-2, E. harris, truman Helton
Eben Hal jT.-2, H. H. minds, Jesse heath, Hemming-
way, clerk of Chancery court. ThOs B, rves-2, R. s.
Jones, W. W. Irby, Miss Martha Jordon, N B. Jones
Richd irwin. A W. king, M. Keey, wm Kirkwood-2,
W. P. Keal-2, WIN. key, John kyle, J. J.&elly. j. T.
Leslie, Sarah c. Legrand, G. W. Loving. James Me-
COnell abb ah maury, John Martin, A. L. Mccaskill
A. J. McLeldon, Jas. NJ. Murry, DOrcas McBroom, wm
H. McCary, Green Merridoth, D. C. McLain, David A.
Moore, George w. McCarty sarah Moorehead carr n
Marshall. Jonathan Nelms-2, Caswell Newsom, Rev.
J. D. neal Green Perrey Jesse Pttman, J. H. Perrey,
Joseph PERSONS, hon. F. E. Plummer, James Park, A.
Patron. John Robinson, C. M Rogers, George ROSS,
C. J. Ridgeway-5, Ransom, D. Roberson barton
rogers, wiley Rozier, Keneheon Ruff, z. B. Rundle-
Mrs NJ E. stamps Jon C. stewart, shackelford
Timothy W sullivan, sam W. smith, siddy smith, Miss
NJ J. slocum, Edwin N. swinburn, calvin R. sinclair
Ren Tisdel-2, John Thompson,-Wm. H. Oram.-
Lee taylor, wm Terry, JOS thompson, Kitty TaYlor
Moray g. thompson, John s. TOpp-2. Mrs. Milly
wrily, PANEL warren-3, Philip wilten, Gen. T. N.
wall, cobon woOton N. H. Vick WIN. warmach,
mrs. M J. whitehead, robert woodall. c. B. williams,
J. J. wood, NJ. J. wood, Lewis B. wood Rev. asa
YelvertOn. WIN. SANDERS, p. M
Carrollton, Mi, July 1. lS43
The hornet., 1843-09-26

Rangrs .,oiise,

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8ff. Hs.H.. tI f#ft aa #faaHiaai t atII tI.HH
IfEsH .H. bl .HHf.a. 4a#f.H Ha #fHt ttf Hffa
mH's. t.IHI boz Doe HfII eye. EaHfsH hoods mfI
sl.oa fHsft e.. tH.ffaI frsf# a.H s.HfHsI o. 80
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muif. Seven Issf u.i. UiHaHH HIHis H.fH b'u.
isb iH fEa Hslf 0,.. ar1HisfI '8 Nny fI'a"
1akfH UH. Hg If.H EufnsI uaa bay tHfaa mule w
Uf r. Ieift #sppffilei 90 forty fl.Hfs.
fabFn Hp. hy tfua L0ff uHa b1.s mule 7Jrar
Taken uH. b. HafIfv Hr.E one mgfH muIe w
~ hands mrh dafk bfuwn color. siti Nhtte spot
iu ihe appraised f1 20 dollars
Taken HH. hY Michael pyfuf one sIrfe horse, ball
face ait bufb bind feet 0hits o. the h1ufs, yeufs
10 o. dollars
Taken up by James RUSSELL enc little bay mare
mule. with % stripe down its vpfhrrs.#some gear
marks five yerrs oId--appaised tu ~ dollars.
IOuN T. MARSHALL, Ranger. g. e.
tuly goth. 1913 iaiw
The hornet., 1843-09-26
NO TICE.

On Friday, the Dist day of July next will,
" in obedience to a Decree Of the Circuit
Court of Carroll county, Mississippi, (Chan-
Gerry side thereby sell to the highest bidder at
public sale on credit of twelve months, at
the Court House in the town of Carrollton,
the House and lot of ground formerly occu-
pied by John NJ. Bright, situated west and
near to the said Town, on the south side and
the Road leading from said Town to
Villains Landing. Said lot contains about
five acres. CA particular description of bound
ries given at the sale.) Bond with at least
two approved securities will be required of
the purchaser.
JAS. WELLONS, Admir-
Of Estate of THOs. RHODES, decd.
June 3rd, lS43. I4-6w.
The hornet., 1843-09-26

IHf r.b.ia ere hereby fsHfuHsa sTfiHfi hFne iH'
fasfa a..H h .sYiHr ~ these hsfi nnff 9aa aH.tm
sHH fFfff5 f.s Hf me Ausf sHA anf feHis fHf his
ff ri.s 8f hlfIa M soy siHd ~ Hfdieins in fn's
lhif sad lFfH. ataH hHt ~ lIfIff fftff sHa
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f.I.af fhsf haff Hfsff htfd iH .iaff .Ha'fH.e nl
f4fIBr fha Chile aHd Fever. etfH Hsfl sl.Ifthf iH
tHa directions accompanying fhen bfmfWaef ihiff
sHf nest Hmf gff li.tha uLts, ahd thereby 'ate
I.Hf uaif HuEEtHl
The hornet., 1843-09-26

DR.. Smith knew a child that Wa,Hl
these Lozenges, after three years suas
nothing else would give her the leas n
used them in his practice for tne y
several hundred cases, and always WV WV
boy on Board of one Of the New UIta'
cured of fits by only one dose Of 'ns. .,
Mr.. Fulsom, of Spring street. CUT"
children of worms by only one OCS.
Captain Griffin, cured his child III
three doses, she had been given aapp
as incurable, and was fast wasting y. !,
most reduced to a skeleton Inc w.. ~
tell what allied the child, an the LaIr nS,
symptoms of worms, thought PrOO,ao!
the cause of all the difficulty, and ~
piled to DR.. Hull, who gave hef g;i, n
Lozenges; after the first dose the clp
ther, frightened at the large quanui l,oi
came from her. She is now as W..
any child, and no doubt has been s'I'a ~
grave by only three doses OF tness s'sar. ~
Mr.. w. Hopewell. East Broaanas, !r, |
his child and they brought away W.. SoI n
Parents should always keep 'nos' nus 4
house, for they are the best me1r.Sf ,;S
ministered to children afflicted WIZ
dren will take them as readily as NV S,I
candy. Price, twenty-five Genus g = q
rections. For sale by
Carrollton, March 81, lS45'
The hornet., 1843-09-26
DR.. HULL'S
FeUe1' and sRgNe Pills.
June 3rd, IS43.

certain and speedy cure for Feuer and Ague.
The extensive prevalence in this country of that
troublesome disease FEVER AND AGUE, or IN
IERMlTTENF FEVER, and the vast amount of
suffering and distress which it has occasioned has
naturally led to the adoption of many compounds
and mixtures for its mitie alton and relief Amonp
these some few have been found temporarily benef-
clal IN particular cases while the great majority are
not only utterly useless but absolutely deleterous-
IN many instances operating Stimulans to the dis
ease intended to be cured in other cases the delete
nous nature of the ingredients used in these empvr
cal compounds, has been found extensively preiudc;o
to the constitution, not unfrequently resulting in
other affections OF highly dangerous character
IL must Oe evident to all persons of reflection that
FEVER AND AGUE, to be treated successfully
must be approached scientifically and with a fIll
knowledge OF the peculiar character of the disease
ana particularly OF the leading of its appear
ance though differing materially in MANY of its
features from other fevers, INTERMITTENT FE-
VEk, OK FEVER AND AGUE, is almost always
accompanied by deranged and sometimes an irrita
be condition of the digestive apparatus This con-
dnon is indicated by quick pulse thirst, main in
Iie mead and IONS, and other evidences of fever
10 afford the desired relief by the adonton of mod
lclne calculated to operate upon the digestive ORGANS
remove the affecting disease, and correct and I'M
prove he tone OF the stomach the most earnest aten
non mas recently been directed by several medical
gehemen OF extensive experience and the result Of
tne lVestganon IS the adoption of the preparation
mere mere recommended as HULLS PILLS, which having
been prepared with the sole reference n this no
lar disease and with strict regard to medical science
admirably adapted to restore the deranged ORGANS
Oh the system to heahful state, and of course t re-
mOve simultaneously, both the disease and
IN renewing the healthy action of the DIGESTIVE
tne enect OF this medicine is to operate in
in similar causes with Fever and 4gre 1a.lng a"ag
f9ese may be classed, Bowel Complaint. Dvsentery
heartburn, tlatulency of the bowels Want of AZ,
Pente' Ntght-Sweats, Water-Brash, and that most
OBSTINATE complaint DYSPEPSIA; the extensive nre.
aience S OF which in this country has become mat
pills = serious alarm For all these diseases, these
~ doses Price, only Ons Dollar. 'D WA 'On'ainS
For sale by G a. e sr,Nc,,
@rrclltcA, March ~, 1913. 0lASS!LL' AL
The hornet., 1843-09-26
'sss-s'ss-a.aza-zasl
Circular,

WILLIAMS LANDING, YAZOO RIVER,
AUGUST %, 1s43
, UT We beg leave to apprize you, that we
nave opened HOUSE in this place, for the pur-
pose OF transacting general
commission, Receiving and
Forwarding Business.
WE nave now and expect to keep on hand,
at all times, general and sufficient lot of
Groceries and Produce,
Together with Bagging q. Rope; all of which
arllcles we will sell 0JT Low FOR CASH, OR
ADVANCE THEM ON CorToN. N
WE, gentlemen, respectfuIIy solicit vour
patronage, and promise on our part. promnt.
ness and strict attention to your interest
WIN this assurance on our part, we respect
fully tender you our services.
Z. S. WATSON,
J. NJ DUNN.
The hornet., 1843-09-26
Jew SPRING, SUMMER, FALL
AND
WHIT OODS

TNHE undersigned beg leave to inform their old
Il customers and the public generally, that they
have associated themselves for the purpose of trans
acting general Retail Mercantile Business; Our
Stock being large and fresh, and having been pur-
Purchased in the best Market in the United States
will enable us to sell agreeable to the times. We
would suggest to the public, that we would be pleased
to take them through Stock before they purchase
elsewhere. 1t consists in part as follows:
CLOTHS,-Black, Blue, Invisible Green & Brown:
heavy lot of Summer Coats, Pants and Vests;
Chalies; Silks Painted Plain and Crossbard
MOusHns Lawns; Jackonet, &c;
variety of the latest style Prints (French, Eng
lish and Americana;
Irish, Brown, Table and Towel Linens;
BedtiCking
70 bales heavy Brown and Beached Domestics
4O cases Boots and Shoes assorted sizes and
qualities
Panama, Beaver, Russia, Leghorn and Palm Hats.
assorted sizes
ALSO
large lot of SADDLERY, and heavy lot of
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE
AND CUTLERY,
With various other articles, comprising almost every
thing to be found at similar establishments in this
section of country. Bought expressly for this Market;
and, all of which, will be sold for cash or on short
time, to men of undoubted punctuality.
Carrolton, Mi, May /, 1913. Off
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