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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
AN ITALIAN GIRL AND ITALIAN
WAGES.

Inc ",At l"y wont into IiC noun
talns TO visit the Scravclzl quarry, and
also the mercury mines. The last are
very unproIitoblo, and drcaIlully destluc-
tive of human lie. Mr.. Powers uses the
Sorave2la marble r,olo,ivoly lVanIor
ing amid the hovc's, and along mountain
stream, that disclosed at every step some
new beauty IN the stlpcndous scenery that
enclosed nc, | entirely lost track Of my
companions. Discovering at last that they
had gonc to the top of the mountain TO
visit the highest quarriCs, | was foolish
enough TO follow. But after winding up
and up for long timc, | became confused
in the multitude of paths winch continual
y crossed and mtCrscctcd mine. But
while ! stood midway on the mountain
doubtful what course to take, q young wo.
man about Is years of acc overlook nc.
She was decidedly pretty, with q slight
and Etdcciul form The everlasting dis.
tafi wos in her hand, and she spun away
rs she slowly aaccnlcl The zig zag path.
cnqurcd the path 10 the quorrics; he
tod me she was on her way there and
would accompany me,
We fell into a chit chat sustained as
Wc.l rs could be expected with my bad
Italian on one side, q her miserable patois
on the other. asked if she were carry
iug the dinner to her friends in the quar-.
RIGS ooh, no, she replied "Ah," said
/ la Tue Yankee tn1u-itiycngag, st sup
/ pose YOU arc COM. mp ID visit your nus
band! GAc burst into . CiCar laugh and
, replied, Oh no. : an MT married. p
"WcU, then sail /, N perfect despair
I "uLl. are you climbing this tremendous
hill l0r 'Oh, carry }fc}cc,' she
an5wcard "Cpadrcitcc," said !, "whats
MGi2' On enquiry, found that she was
employed aIiday in bringing square blocks
Of marble dressed for pavement, nom The
quarry 70 fho plain. \ thick napkin was
on the top Of her head, on which she plac-
ed the quajrcttcC or square piece Of mar
( bic, md descended with il to the m2Guiac-
/ .ory below. 1t was mile from tho top OF
the mountain, and then returned with her
| qU1drcttCc. A mile up and 4 mile back
made each trp Two miles long. She made
seven trips day, and received for each
only @ con- Ga1 q halN Thus she travel.
led II miles 4 day, and received for il ica
cents. | looked at her astonishCd and
amazed Her features and form were SO
delicate, and her voice and manner and
all we're 50 gentle and sweet, that could
not conceive for 4 moment that such Il lie
Of drudgcry was hcr'lol. Yet she seem
% cheerful and happy.
lHcadlCy'S Stdobca.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

The most ilauCIing recommendations Of
this Medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others who
have used it. And tits presumed that no
medicine has ever been used whose &C
lion has been more beneficial, pleasant
and invi6orating, and called forth from
"f'CtcG sufferers such expressions Of
heartfelt gratitude and thankluIncss.-
Persons taking the Pills, soon find them
selves relievcd-Chill broken! Fever
gone! Stomach and head free and
hcaIlhCul'!! Strength and appetite in
crcasing and improving, and all nervous
weakness fled.
When taken according to the directions
accompanying them, they never fail to
cure the Chill and Fever the first day, and
never sickcn the stomach or operate upon
the bowels
Their action upon the whole system is
so charming, that persons are invariably
surprised and pleased with their rapid and
complete restoration TO health.
The Pills are purely and solely Vcgcta-
bic; and the happy combination of the in
gradients and their proportions are such
as to produce medicine which never
fails TO relieve when relief is at all allaina-
ole.
Each box contains 90 doses ofpiIls-
Price, One Dollar. For sale by
E. y. WARD.
Canton Mi, Aug. o5, lGI3.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
LORD BEOUGHANI.

a Voice from Palace Yard" contains
4 spirited sketch Of Lord Broughom:
50 Too vain 10 follow, yet too rash 70 rule.
A brilliant advocate, ready tool;
True 10 no party, constant to no end,
A reckless enemy, and dangerous friend
Fcar'd in the Senate, in the bouloir priz'd,
lie apes the fashion which his youth dos
pissed,
With Lords and Ladies his delight to mix,
And play the lovers pant At siXtv-siyl
The man whose eloqncnrc made Canning
cover,
g NV pratt. 'h!3. n r's h.v..
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08
Teacher Wanted.

A Young man, capable Of teaching 80
the English branches usually taught ia
common schools, we'll recommended, NAV
find employment at Oklahoma, in the north
east part OF Madison county. he.ncigh.
borhood is onesof the most healthy in the
State. Noneiaecd apply unless well rec
commended.
30. "t l~lH lit
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IiIHIL IiNuGILu AK

.. H'NN 's III i'.t 3. .''. W.. ''''-' E.
h2 p7IirC ,et the no1o !1ua IA Area: III
Ha..n 2ny .aea 10 combining IDEAS has
scr tcco Ic"- s7.ca TIC s-icnce OF
ia la ye,. CN'ea i've oaI 'lt the mn
.cs-. al haw'c.n poop Il or consume.
'i.cm Is h2"ata Illness. Il made O..
..oEg aet h1T teeth q sharks 7nd oia'.
...-t...- E..l -.aN..rr rru helix. ina
n v7y-th, t27,rs al binds. oal some
r7r,nr loot. weed. -nI i. lc-. Of vhi ,
Cri.I.,n- a,c n fms inc truoant. br
which we're known, forthc. .uo purposes
fotlo ancicnta. CcIain mEmcsof thc.e
INGREDIENTS aIe burn. or buried yc.y de-
N tEc oraypl or hI.nr ro IN \ chimney
or laiJ under ,hs threshold Of the door oil
The p71,,. ~ cutler. .a-7rfa.ion aoYc9 or
cure. performed a. midnioha. rceardm p
The arprr' oC ,37 morn. nrrr,. " NJ
riIL3 hm-alf E,~.'-hrl lgo.l, VIA ~.
ply 10 Tin .li aar or Ogiwoman for cue
.7-- have been MAX IN file We, InIas
10 .-n.a ,nl. t..ap .r.7cHce vuh dco ;.
.ut th7. have NJ Gill;. LAWS aon,.,. .
e in he Wc.l lrr-- can never -bnnres-
he cfast o. H.a rhe .. GA 81 , re, Is
= he c5r.rsg. AnIc1.
cav The oil OF .ng l-n.aae NEGRO lob
L.. TLrl FpatalI Jce7, the terror oi
f7r,lira III i--G and l-5I. The Ma.
.,~9rnh7 low him Jroucht II me. lis
ali consisted Of iho end @. GOA horn.
flied with 4 compound of ~rayet..i aahc-.
lie blood Of black cal and human fat.
IA posed into Kind Of paste 4 lacl
.at's loar, lficd toad. pos tai, = n,n
-f parchment ar li4's skin, with charar
.ors marked N blood On d. were oI~0 N
ri- uli.p lar
These. Win keen c7Iro. ana iva
ans Ike R,l,ns,n Cr.e5c were nh bi-
.hi. viii vbicb. and his COURAGE IN dro
.cndInr into III, pIoiu.. and rIrodc,jnr H.
supply la, wan. and Is skin IN retreat.
mo into difficult 6a,nrcsoo. comm3ndina
me only 9e-r,s T., ,lom. whore none dan.
aI 10 follow him. he Terrified the mhob,.
i7pte. AMI SGT fine r,vl nqwcr. and the
oelchbaring militia ol that island, at de
lance, tor two years.
Tie had nl.thcr accompli,cs nor asao.
oialc. There we're n few runaway nc
yrocs in the woods near Mount Libanue,
The place OF hisfetreat; but he had cross
"a their torchcals with some Of the magic |.
n his horn and they could not bctray ,
hum Bot hc trusted no one. lie acorn !
ed aesatanlc. lie oecondcd above Spar
urus. He robbed alone; fought all his
battles alone and always killed his par
N"1IS'
hy ms ma'r'he was not only the dread
~ -" ~, ,"' "'9 w., p"' "t're were many
''.' '','' "'o n',''' "a ne was posses
, ~ .', r ,'',',o''' power. III no,
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PERFUMERY. Sc.

PERFUMERY, &c.
French and German Eau de Cologne,
Lavender water, hair oils, toilet and tooth
brushes, toilet and shaving soaps, &c. &c.
lust received and for sale bv
Z. y YARD
aur 10 IolG
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-08

HEWES' NERVE & BONE LINIAIENT,
And Vegetable Indian Elixir, for the
cure Of Rheumatism, Gout, Contracted
Cord OF Swollen Limbs, for sale by
E. d. Ward.
Aug. 10, 1913.
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not entirely have failed in accomplishing III and this gra
ticaon il small degree by the fact thst
when under deep and abiding sense OF duty, have
found constrained TO- resort TO the qualified Veto
neither been followed BY disapprcva on the part Of
the people nor weakened any degree their attachment
10 that great conservative feature OF our Government
JOHN TYLER.
V.surycroS December 1874.
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EXECUTOR,S SALE-

THE subscriber. Of the last will and testament Of
% XII; william ri kEssFs s q
h Day February at IL o'clock At noon the oIiowas de-
srabe Real Estate known upon map Of plot q ground
longing to the e.tas Of John Mann deceased surveyed ana
laid out in lots January g. 1877. by Joseph b. Bridges City
Alo Of ground situate southeastey side of the 5th
Der One. commencing point distant 81 and aches
suh nd from the Of h r ave
the .csasry side Of the Fifth avenue. tw.nty.ey.n Zee,
Fl
anS ON s' one to Eyn
9se % 70 ss pG n AZ paes q
upon s' S s'ssa
$ Ely sn
e,t heace running northeaser, along the aide
running :oShesseIy and % line to EleSeaii street
% Ss Sn'S ns and ns P:
and thence rusning' notswe'isry and on le parallel 70
S s, ssT S d. hs .Sv,
point d.tsn! twenty ,sven Zee, aud oas inch from
street, .S.nes nohss.ery along %. :od,hss.eIy
5 s X .s S
street, thence running sou,heasev alorE the souweey
parallel to tie sssoae i%ea:,
fs S a one % e on
the place Of beginning.
three above lots. aud IS Known upon the above men
TONED map by the number q situate oa the south .,sy sd.
from the corner Of h avenue and
Eleventh stree' thence running southw estey and line
parallel TO the Fh avenue piayfour feet and ten inches.
thence southeastey and line parallel to Eleventh
street tweny-one fet thence funnns norteastey and
ne paralel TO the Filth feet snd uchs
and thence running nohv estery along Eleventh street
one feet, to the point the place of beginning
5 Also that certain other lot adjoining the last above des
cnbed and known the above opsd map
Der 5, commencing at point the souhwetly side OF th
a
thence running souhwestey and line parallel
feet nchss thence inR south-
sasery and on line parable to Eevesih ,wasy feet
rae TO the Finn avenue nneyfour feet inches
thence running along Eleventh street
and tep inches to the point the place Of beginning
cbed and known the above map by the
Der G. commencing point in the aide Of 18th
street hundred and ortyone feet and inches southeast
ery from the soatnea,tery corner Of Fifth and Eey.rtb
the Filth avenue feet inches; thence
ming souhes!erly and on line parallel to Eleventh street
twenty e and ten nehes thence running norhea y and on
s and thence running northwesy along Eleventh street
twenty tt and ten inches the the place Of beginning
And also that certain other lot adjoining III. las, above
described aud known upon the above mentioned map by the
namber commanding at point ia the sonth we.'erly side q
Eleventh street. hundred and sixty feet aud eight inch
from the southease y OF Fun avenue
aud Eleventh streets thence running sontwsery ana on
thence running southeasteriy and line parallel 70 Eleventh
feet and Iuche thence running noheasterlv
and Inns parallel the Fifth ninety four feet and
ten inches and thence running nohweey along Elsvesh
There are houses standing in part lots SO and
upon the lots re,pe lively purchased BY them.
Terms liberal HsRBsiyT lawrence. Executor
New York, January IS. 1874. flo stsnc
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he 9th instant, Of lingering Ill
eyed 81 years ] month

On Fridaymorning the 9th instant, of lingering Ill
and 30 days.
The relatives and friends of the family also the Veteran
Corps respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence II Norfolk street tomorrow Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
On the Sth instant, of Apoplexy, j. MICHAEL WnLERs-
DoRrv, Assistant Keeper on Backwes Island, aged 30
years.
His friends and acquaintance invited to attend his
funeral without further invitation from the residence Of
his brother No 80 Vandam street. on Sunday the 18th
instant, ut 4 o'clock, P. M.
On Friday the 9th instant, at 1913 Canal street. JANET
wife of Mr.. James Curr, OF a protracted illness.
The relatives and friends Of the family well the
members of the "Thstle Benevolent Association.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the above
place, on Sunday at o'clock, Pm.
On Friday morning the 9th instant HENRY Harris ESQ.,
in the 30th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock from his late residence u Chryse street corner
Of Bayard.
Troy papers will please copy.
On Thursday evening, CHARLES PSDAn, in the 35th
year Of his age.
The friends of the family invited to attend his une
raj at o'clock Sunday afternoon from his late resi-
dence No. Aig Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-10

Ashes-Wthn the last three days, prices of American
Potash have become rather rmer The sales consist Of
?25 bbls LIST brands at 3s SO 80 u.s. and 200 bbs TO
rive, 80 80 u.s. deliverable in February and 3975
10 deliverable in March. lot of 10 bbls. LIST brands
Pearlash realized 44f5O as Is bbls ID sort fetched 42E
sold at 44f per 30 kill duty sf25) paid The Balt
and Argo, from New York, brought in ST. bbls.
Pots and 800 bbs Pearls mostly sold previous to arrival
RiceSome speculative feeling has been displayed this
week and as tierces Carolina crop, off
At 22f25 "a, per 50 kill duty f37O paid. Good quality
is sought after, but inferior il entirely neglected.
Cofee-Our market has been devoid of activity since
last report the sales effected being only 100 bags ST.
Domingo at 3aIc 400 bags Brazil at IS 46c, and ls2
5000 bags St. Domingo to arrive taken at SIC per
half xiii in bond.
Tallow, &c.-Nothing Of importance has been done
this week and prices therefore nominal at quota
ions say for Russia produce 56f 25a56f and for Ame
rcan 5lf 57C per 60 xii duty paid. We have received
276 casks Talow and 6ss bbls Lard from New York and
N. Orleans.
Hops-We have to record a sale of II bales Of Amer
can new growth LIST Sort at S5f so kill duty paid
say 25f in bond. No supplies have come in
Tobacco-A lot oil 81 casks Kentucky found buyers at
4sf per 100 kill, in bond, for expectation. No supplies
have come in.
Notwithstanding to the monthly returns published
at the end Of the year. the average price throughout
France was 1851 per hectolitrs 2 bushels) being
decline Of l0lc on the preceding quotation. At this Pc
riod last year stood at $780, and in 1871 at 1890 per
hectolitrc.
Woods-Campeachy Logwood, Spanish cut is scarce
before at 1880 per 80 xii duty paid In other des-
crptons we have sales to notice. and prices remain
last reported Some supplies in from ST. Domingo
and our colonies.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvRE, JAM 9-Our cotton market has relapsed into
dull state the accounts from the interior not being favor
able. and although prices remain the quoted
saturday last yet there is the part of holders evil
lent desire to effect sales Yesterday the total amount Of
the transactions only 600 bales Our stock has some
what increased. The Logan, from New Orleans and the
William Goddard, from Mobile, in with 1886 bales.
Nothing oimportance has beea one in other American
produce Tallow is fiat. Whalebone is worth ST 25.-
There a retail demand for Hops s5f Potash is quoted
39f 4Of. and Pearlash 44f Carolina rice, CROP
is held ut 22f a 24f for home
Jan. 7.-COton-With the opening OF the year our
market has assumed entirely aspect the depressed
feature that has characterized during the preceding
months has completely disappeared and since the COM
mencemen Of the week. considerable degree Of anima-
ton has been displayed in business The favorable tenor
of the advices well from the United States from Eng
land from which latter country successive accounts OF
Improvement have been received within the last sennigh
has produced better feeling demand has been
very spirited for several days. and very
extensive with good share OF speculative disposition on
the part of buyers.
Prices have felt the beneficial influence of the revival
that has taken place. and American cottons Of all descrp
tons have undergone ameoration which may be writ
ten at 81 az ordinary and mddlng grades, and II a.
superior qualities Since Friday however the trans
actions have been comparatively restricted SCALE ho
der having forward rather freely and evinced de-
sire to take advantage of the amendment but without low
srng their pretenons which has perhaps contributed in
some measure to keep dealers in the back ground The
advance obtained is nevertheless well supported and the
market wears decidedly more healthy appearance.
The sales since the 3lst December 3l4 bales in
GLIDING 6069 New Orleans at 62f 50 SO 1877 Mobile 7
SO So and 1907 Upland at 63f s5f The imports for the
same period are 10, $50 bales
IAy
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sales amount to about 5000 bales at improved one
list OF 700 bales taken for export at Of cent higher
than could have been obtained yesterday afternoon
WHrsKEY.-We notice sales Of either Description
Drudge Ia held at 23c, and barrels at 243c
REAL EsrArE.-Sales OF Real Estate at the Merchants
Exchange by Anthony j. Bleecker Co., 9Th February
1874
The lot of ground and buildings known as Nos and
1Pne street the north side between broadway and
Nassau street lot 46 by 60 feet with the exception of
piece Of ground out OF No A. of feet by S2l 900
Aigore of land in the rear Of No Pine street
being part OF said store and lot containing
about feet by 81 feet T. 200
Two story frame house No. $40 Delaney street
the moth side between Pitt and Willett streets,
and lot u feet by 100 feet ............. s,aio
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MONEY MARKET.

Stocks very fat but we do not notice any very Sc
rious decline Long Island fell of per cent New Jersey
Harlem Norwich. kentucky, and Illinois, closed firm at
yesterdays prices; Indiana at /; Patersoni.
Money in Boston continues very abundant Among
the sales Of stocks notice Fchburg Railroad at par
Boston * Providence 81 advance; Western Railroad
sos TIC per share Lawrence Manufacturing Co, laa
advance
The report Of the law alluded to yesterday having
been crowded out by the length Of the foreign news, a
pears today. possesses great deal ofimportance from
the fact that it establishes precedent that will govern
every future transaction of similar nature. The i'm
preston that exists in the minds Of many that there
law compelling an individual to make good contract
with commission stock broker has by this result been
destroyed.
The of the Girard Bank of Philadelphia spoken
of yesterday estimated to be worth about $500 as
follows =
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Cleared.
SHIPS Gea.ye Washington Allen, Liverpool, Grnne. Min
turn GO; Nesa5i. MsTxa, ssnsaSi Panh.% p.%o"
Norton jHTschi Es,nsi Jones. "T Havana
Arrived.
Packet ,p Ipwi Lines. Hos ye.ts!daX from syrs
where we had gale Of wind xhch eop%eaeea at Ne and
s SO a h S a"S
Ssley aud .S %ass her a%o:,
e o1sta s and within few hours sail Of New Ysys Tie
and Ease,y wnd;-she has had pilot on board days,
Ship F!sneo: i.I Ain.wo.,h. from avre Jan ah. with
pss Co. "a inst s with
xt 81" Mary Mary sws Boston, 50 day. from New
yp sy, SSsd .ys Day % r day; from
oil Broom Color the last 20 d' has had heavy
Jam with lssso:$ % Y Isxsse. cS-ISs ton: oswood.
weather the Lost the foesal split
sayannsS with cotton to matter ''' IVY ''
schr Spy somers, - days from Savannah, viii, cotton.
schr w Kempton Osborn. days from Norfolk with mdse
seSr Julia, Van Siids! ea,ys from wimms,eu, NC. with
naval stores to Powe-The David Duhe for New York
W Below.
Slip Henry Kneelsnd Lock. from Trieste with mdse to
Ship Tsmeane, Theobod days from Savannah with
Baqne Alabama. Merrill, 10 days from Apaacncos, with
cotton, 10 order
Hamburg barque .hugon Kruger. ftom Hamburg. with
Brig George Wilson. Minor "a days from st Marks Iw
Br baraue Adam Carr. Of Glasgow. from Glasgow, with
mdse, to order.
s ssI sm.ss. s.$ Ss fen Wilson, III. o by tn.
lot boat J DAWSON.
Pssts. .hg. George Wsshi.s'pr 70, kiyeIpoo Duchs,.
cola Win New Orleans: basque arcella
John Carver London; Mason Barney, Buenos Ayres brig
Dimon, Charleston.
miscellaneous.
HOME SQUApRoNA mariner arrived yesterday from Mstan-
writes olows wish to know Of what
Henlopen and Sandy Hook days have been
OF sails and short of pfovssns beg of this In
for there be other fellows The
that national vessel might render assistance to"
ScHR AGAwAM Tmndy lepored yesterday) I'm Matanzas.
The A. has been 10 days Of Cape Hateraost forea split
mansa lost deck load stove bulwarks and cambooc
succession Of nortbery gales, with and
.upped with provisions by the pilot boats James Avery and
Phantom.
SHip OcTARoRA, OF PHiLApsLrHrA-The Mary Frances.
from New Orleans the 9Th OF Feb half
NJ lat 3D. 49, long g. 22 fell In with the Octarora Smith
Philadelphia from Hull. for New York, in king condi-
ton laid NY under double reeed topsa off
exhausted by pumping mot having been able free her)
the last days Ame3ian the captain left her with iet