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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

rT- VIZ are authcrieea % a.nc1cce
WILLIAM CoTHRAN. Ese. of carre4 g.,
as eandidase for Judge 81 tAs SIKH a.
dicial District. composed Of TIE eountse- q.
Monroe, Lcwn3es, okiie1eAa, Ctceezg
Yallobusha. Tai.lha,eAie, CaErol and C.ask-
asaw.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

ME services of an additional Teach
er in the Middleton Female Acade.
my will be required from and after the frs
of August next. To one, either Male o.
Female, Of adequate qualifications, yer,
liberal compensation will be given, and .
permanent situation afforded.
For further particulars apply TO
ALLEN GARY,
Prest Board Of Trustees.
Middleton, April II ls45 LETT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

The Southern Reformer and the Holly
Springs Guard, in their zeal for the cleo
ton of Roger Barton, seem 10 have lost
sight of the many and distinguished servi-
ces Of the veteran Democrat, A. g. Nc
Mutt. If the Ex-Governor were a wing
he could hardly expect more bitter OPP
position to his elevation to the Senate than
has been evinced by the able democratic
journals arrayed against him. As the
Mississippian observes, it is rather novel
TO see Gov. McNutt attacked by demo-
Gratis, and the mark for their vituperative
gall. From both the prints in question,
better things might have been expected.
But their denunciations and abuse will fall
harmless at the feet of the old lion Of De-
mocracy, and render no service to Roger
Barton--who, ifthey have not other means
of aiding him in his political aspirations
than virulent and abusive attacks upon his
old fellow soldier in the democratic cause
may well exclaim sDeliyer me from my
friends" Such elegant arguments against
a man the people of Mississippi have ever
delighted to honor, as ssThe impudence of
his Er- Ercellcncy is COOL and ''down-
right BLoCKHEADIsM or vILLANY" will
hardly put down McNutt or elevate Bar
ton. As the Guard remarks, confidence
is of slow growth," and democratic ed
itor of some few months service, however
able, must expect to tarry longer at Jericho,
ere he will have waxed so great in the
grace and confidence of the Democracy
as to be able 20 set aside patriot who has
grown grey in their service-by merely
mounting the pretty words "impudence-
Olockheadism, and villany!" IDOL. Dem.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
psrEIcr ArruENEr.

G. We are aufhorized n anusuace
JOHN A WILCOX. Es9- c. Noa-os 60.
a a candidate iog pssricE Assornry e he
eth judicial district. ecuPc=ea 81 ske eeaz-
ties o. L0wE1es, M1aree, okah.eaa. cAcr-
Itaw, Chicklsaw, Carrot, Naz.eeGsAa, ani
'Tanahatchie-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
aarrfrn

In the vicinity of Carrollton. on We'd
nesday evening last, by the Rev. ]. D. Neal,
Mr.. SMITH M'MHLoN to Miss OBzDIENcE-A-
HALL, all of this county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

er We are authaElEsd - anaaznce
ANDREW 4. BLYTHE, 81 Lowad-s e.,
a. a candidate toEAsszicI Atta-uey g tie
Sixth judicial 6ls-Esci, con rsslag s-s ce-a-
lies OF Mcnrcs. Lewn1es, 0sti11sea. Car
roll, Choes2ws CAick2s1w, al0tusss And
TaIfahatch-e
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

Our kind hearted friend Br. Choate,
takes deep interest in Mr.. Folks admin
istration, and seems determined 10 see that
the President shall not be crowded on
He in the last Harry administers biz
card to Richie Of the Enquirer for giving
advice to the powers at Washington. which
we doubt not will have a good effect on
the old veteran. [Dol. Dem.
The Mississippi river at VicksbLrg has
been falling rapidly for SINE time, and all
danger from an overflow during this sea-
son has passed.
o. AssocIATIoNAL MEETING. - The
Primitive Baptist Association viii hold is
7th annual meeting with the Church al
Hickory Springs, five miles south of lex
| ington, Holmes CO., commencing on Saiur.
day before the Sd Sabbath in April Mi
nisters from distance are expected.
The papers north and east teen with
praise of the energy, perseverance, and
business habits, of Cave Johnson, the new
P. NJ. General.
A Miss Sleeper has got married. Hel
husband has prevented her from being I
sleeper any longer.
Attorney General John Van Buren,, 0
n. Y. "a son of the ex-President.) mad'
his Official debut On the anti-rent trials =
Hudson, and acquitted himself with muel
credit.
| Young ladies who are accustomed {
read newspapers, are always observed {
possess winning ways, most amIable dis
positions, and invariably make good wives
Our NOBLE RIvERs.-The barque Mus
kingum, fine copper-iastened vessel, re
Gently built in Ohio, is advertised al Ne'
Orleans for Liverpool.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

GIVE are authorized 70 say thst WII-
L1AMs G.. HEzEfSr, Es9- will - 4 ear1l-
date for CLERK 81 the CiEcusI CcEEs of Ca-so
county. Il ueminais4 - the leHseEa-lS
County Couvenuo1.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
RoOrutsr Erctiou.

JUDGE HIGH coVzr o. EEsoEs ArFzALs.
O. We are uufkoE1e3 - anncazce
the HoS'L HENDLET :. EENNETf, e.
LownGes cc1nfv. as ean1 sats ter 1@4gs
OF The bigh Csurs 81 Errc-s and AFne-.s,
for the Nor;hera psrrics.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

& We are aulAcrizcd = anno1Ecc
WILLIAM ?. EOLE a. a eenEl.lass ssr
re.eteerion "a the ossee OF ClezS G. lie D.
trict Chancery Court. t1E sAe 3ssEsct Son
posed OF the e0lnlss 81 Helmss, C1EEc..,
Yanobusha, Caociaw, aa& IA ,aha,raie-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

f--WE are autAoEized = aanoence
r.. +. ORDER a. eanti1a-e ilr Asses-
sor Of Carroll eouniy, y t1s e.eeloa IN
November next
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

GREAT COPPER BALLOON AT Pans
A vast deal OF interest has been excited IN
Paris by the near completion of an inn
mense balloon of copper, which has been
so far constructed as TO be exhibited % the
public. M. Marcy Mongc, is the artist Of
the great work; and considerable impor-
lance is attached by scientific persons TO
the promised result, viz: the employment
of this balloon in the determination OF
electric and magnetic phenomena. IN this
case, NJ. Arsgo will introduce the matter
10 the French Institute. The balloon Is
entirely composed of sheets Of copper, the
200th part of an inch in thickness; /: l.
about ten yards in diameter, weighs 500
pounds, and will contain 100 pounds OF
hydrogen gas. Nj. Marcy Monge states,
that BY its use he shall be enabled TO steer
through the air, by system which he has
already developed in memoir submitted TO
the French Academy. He maintains that
by substituting copper for silk he shall be
able altogether to prevent the escape OF
the gas, so that the Rronaut may remain
in the air for any length OF time; and thus
be enabled to study the atmospheric cur
rents better than he could do during such
ascents as have been made in silk balloons.
Again by keeping the copper balloon tor
a long time IN the atmosphere, and con
Meeting it with the earth By wire, NJ
Marcy Monge expects TO condact the cleo
tricaI matter from the clouds, and thu:
prevent the formation of hail, which IS Sc
| destructive to agriculture.-LN. i. Ga=.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

In the Ohio Legislature few weeks
ago, bill TO amend the charter of Cincin,
natl was under discussion, when men,
Der, Mr.. Finn, arose, took off his coat,
and LAYING it on his desk, sarore that he
srouId lick the first three men that Uoted for
its engrossment! The House calmly en-
crossed the bin, and the pugnacious mem
Der sloped to grocery, and drank three
glasses of whiskey. Great Finn !--great
Ohio!
Why Is the nose placed above the mouthl
The nose has been placed by Providence
directly above tile mouth 10 pass judgment
On the food sort of sanity sentinel q
kind of quarantine officer, to prevent the
entrance into port of all things that are
unsafe and uniting.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

"What an age OF humbug We i've IN
and as,I am in gossiping humor, | might
as well have my say out. Among all the
men who make fortunes in New York the
successful humbug stands pre-eminent.-
Brandreth, with bis pills, has risen from
poor man to be man Of extensive for
tune. He has now at Sing Sing three
story factory for grinding his medicines.
Aloes are cassed into il by the ton, and
whole cargoes of pills are despatched TO
every part of the Union, and down every
body's throat. A few years ago, he said
no humbug could live more than SIX years
in New York. His pills then were at a
discount, but he has changed his mind
since, and is rising higher :han ever. He
has expended thirty fee thousand dollars
in asiBgle year for advertising. Com
stock began with nothing, but BY crowd
ing patent medicines, has been able TO
purchase one of the first houses ia Union
Place, and give. magnificent s0ireoS, sup
pors, &C. Moflii, aiding bitters TO pills,
has. run up a handsome fortune Of $780,
900. Sherman, taking the lozenge line.
has emerged from his little shop IA Nassau
street, into buyer Of lots and houses by
the wholesale. | need no, meation Swain
of Philadelphia, who, by pouring bis pa
lnacea into peoples s;omachS, can afford
to guy single pearl head band for BIS
daughter worth S20,C00-to prove thai
we arc pill eating and bitters drinking
people. Your literary man viii siarve IN
his garnet, while your pill maker VII
emerge from his garnet into palace -
Perhaps there is no greater quack, IN an
other line, than Baruum, Of the New Y0rl
Museum. Owning both the Museums o
the city, he keeps them separate, aud fre
quently gets up furious rivalry between
the two establishments, pressing the claim
] of each house over the other. - ". J
Correspondence ofthe Charleston COur.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

VA ?. BoLE, Ce==iszissrr.
Aprl -. l>ts Is-.3
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-12-11
Dte0.

Glow springs on the LIST inst. j NJ,
w'e OF pr SAAugL Fui,xxwinrx. aged al.
"cr disease early became seated i'm the spipu |
marrow and all efforts to remote il proved
Intellectual
Her sickness ron linucd abont twelve DAVIS
Although her disease affected her mind in
some measure. she &c. med TO be aware Of her
SITUATION aud conversed freely with he: fami.
~ and friends IN the subject oil her departure
With unwavering confidence in God she sur j.
rendered her domestic charge; vet not with.
out giving them her parting cnusse. and bid
ding her husband aud children. one by one.
an ahectionatc adleu. AZ she passed the
Valley OF the Shadow Of Death she f.arcd no
evil. Such was her cal mness of spirit and 40
great her confidence in God that her sick
room became privileged place to those who
resorted there to see and tn aid the diving
saint, u seemed quite on the verge Of Hen ven
NO mother in our community seemed TO be
more needed IN her family and probably no
death would hive been more generally or more
deeply deplored. The whale community feel
that they have lost valuable member of so
c'ety. u kind, affrclionate and sympathizing
friend. Her character was that OF decided
follower Of the Redeemrr. She was controlled
ny the eternal principles Of the Gospel She
had strong symrathics for the afil cted, We. he's
all absorbing interest was in the spiritua
prosperity Of the Church and the et.,nal life
OF hef family and her fellow men. With !,
heart alive to the great salvation vet with an
almost paraiyzrd tongue she PRAYED and com.
mended these interests oil hel heart to God.
Two days previous to her death, after a
sleepless and restless night, with an upward
look she uttered: ''rhere sha be no nighl
there" Early in her sickness she spoke Of
dying grace; she had heard Of it but sad now
she enjoyed il. We feel our ioss-i.er family j.
feel it-ber numerous connections will eel IT.;
hui W. have the consola ton that she is among
the blood bought and blood washed company
Precious IN The sight OF the Lord is the death
Of his saints. While ! ocsrd this death l. Sc. m
10 hear Voice from Heaven, saving Biesscu
are the dead that die in The Lord; yea, saith
the spirit, that they may rest from their abo 8
and their works do follow them.
A discourse was preached on the occas, On,
from the words: BIZ We also ready, for in an
hour when We think not, the Son OF Man com.
eth.
Yellow Springs, Dec. 9Th, lSl5.
In this city, on the Sd inst, of Consump-
ton. Mrs Hannah, wife Of JOSHUA Corr, aged
40 years.
In this bereavement a large family circle is
endeared to them. In her intercourse with
her neighbors and friends, Mrs C. had always
exhibited such kind, gentle and sympa,his-
ing department as ensured the respect and
love Of all around her As her life was mark.
cd with christian benevcicnce, her death was
peaceful and serene. She died leaving the
impression II who witne sscd her exit, that
while such an affective dispensation was an
irreparable loss to her friends it was never.
theless an unspeaxable gain to her.
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Administrators Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
dersigned will, on Friday, the Goth day
Of December. inst.. expose to sale at the resi-
dence Of the late james Cameron. deceasc i,
Des M"ines county, Iowa, all the persona
property Of said deceased: consisting II ia,
H"gs, stock hogs. Horses, Cattle. Sncep Farm
ing utensils. Corn, Oats aud IIousehold aud
Kitchen furniture, &c. &c Sale TO commence
at 10 O'Clock Of said day and continue from
day to dav until all the property is sold.
Terms Of Sale credit of six months will
be given on all sums over five dollars bv the
purchaser giving bond aud ecartv, all sums
of five dollars and under Cash in hand
J G. HAWKINS Admr.
burlington, Dee q. l~45 2s-3t
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Sam aritam ooiety.

~
TIME Annual meeting o; the Samaritan So
Il citty, will be held at the Congregations
Church, on Thursday at O'Clock 2. NJ Tn,
members are requested to attend punctuaiiy.
In the evening at 81 o'clock, at the Metho
dist Church, meeting vii. be held for the
purpose # taking up collection for the
benefit OF the poor OF this city.
Services dc follows:
Prayer,
By the Rev. Mr. Bracken
Hymn, fa
Written for the occasion
by Fhz Henry Warren, Esq;
After which the Annual Repor, Of the Sama
rltan Society will be read by George Part.
ridge. Esq;
Address,
By 5 }. burr, Esq;
ode to Charity,
Written for the occasion
ty S. J. Burr, Esq,
Prayer,
BY the Rev. Mr. Hutchinson
All who feel an interest in the charities OF
the above Society, are earnestly and aztec.
tioEately requested to attend.
S. S. ELLIS,
President.
S. E. HUTCHINSON,
Secretary.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-12-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tia, The nm
l dersigned has taken out letters Of AID.
mlnistration on the Estate of James Ca meron,
late Of Dss Noines county, Iowa, deceased. -
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
psymen; 10 the undersigned. and all persons
having claims ae inst said estate are requested
to file the same in the office Of the Judge of
Probate for Des Moines county, Iowa, or with
the undersigned, within nine months from this
date. j. C. HAWKINS Af,n'r
Burlington December 4, 1915 2S-3t
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ESTRAY COLTS.
TaXEW Taxes! T.4YES.!,!

NOTICE is hereby given tina. have
~ to make out a complete delinquent FAX
Last upon any Lands and property cue tha
county and Territory for the year lo45, by
The first Of January next, and all Taxes ~ :
paid at sa i'd date will draw interest al the rate
II fifty per cent. Tor the previous year
GEO BLICKHAHN.
Treasurer and Collector o. Des Nome. Co. | T
burlington Nov n lS45 27-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-12-11

LOUR. MaekforTs superfne flour,
constantly on hand and will bs sold low
or glvoE IN exchange for wheat, BY
o32 I'D L.rM,x
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-12-11

Produce Wanted.
CASH paid at Sharkford's Store on
~ Jefferson Street, for Ohm. Oats md
wheat. fdec II
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-12-11
5 BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

Coughs, Colds and Consumptions.
rRyHE Season of ses Gro colds being at hand,
those sfflicted will lind = variety Of use
fol remedies at the I'll fl, VI II. +h*. sFS
CITY DRUG STORE.
The great popularity Of The
NJ hteen syrup
has induced the proprietor To make up a large
quantity for winter sales. Ii is highly recon.
mendcd by numbers OF citizens, aud has per.
formed some of the most astonishing cures on
record. One gentleman who has suffered for
years with severe cough, md "ho feared an
carly death from Consnmpt ion, has been en-
tirey restored to health by the use of only
three bottles. The
Ma hteen Group syrup
has been the means Of saving the lives Of hun.
dreds Of children. and there are many families
now in this city, who keep il constantly in
their houses. Also, OF. hand a variety Of
Medicated Lozenges.
A number o. our first citizens can be referred
to, in proof Of the great efficacy Ct these deli
cions preparations.
All the
Patent Med ines
in good reputr, for sale as above, by
n20 j. READ
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Ed ucatiOn.

ME undersigned respectfully informs the
L citizens Of Burlington that he continues
his schaol opposite the Methodist Church,
Third Street I'hosp who desire instruction
IN the common branches. or in the higher ones
Of general Science. arr invited to attend No
pupil will be received for u time less than the
remainder of the current quarter from the
date Of his FIRST attendance. For terms and
other particulars apply to the subscriber
Nov. Goth. 1915, A. ROGERS.
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WAGONS, Harness and Horses -
For sale, two new wagons made in Ohio
Also. several sets harness. a little used: two
second hand carriages, two buggies and three
good work horses III Tor sale or trade, on u
liberal credit. WESLEY JONES
MO
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Land and Houses for Sale.

A BOUT Five Heres Of Land beau,i.
fully situated usl the other side Of Peas
ley aud Rand's Pork House on the Agency
road together with the improvements. consist.
ing of fine new Brick dwelling. log barn
stable. &c, is offered for sale at a great bar
gain to the purchaser. Apply to
Burlington Dec 1 lS45 25-f THOs HEDGE
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COUCH LOZENGES.

COUGH LOZENGES
" IESE delicious articles constantly on
1 band at the
City Drmg Store.
Thew are compounded with the utmost care.
and the prescription is highly approved and
recommended by manv Of the mos. eminent
PHYSICIANS. The mode Of giving the medi
cine must be appreciated bv vi, as thcr have
the appearance Of mere lnm,s NJ suear-
Several Of our most respectable cit,zens ran
9 referred to in attestation Of the valve ~
these Congh Lozcnges READ.
dec11
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ENlNE OTTER CAPS. We have a
= ie" CT these sup otter caps left, ca II soon
Tor they Gre going fast. WV GARRETT & co
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THE BEST YET.

= - - - - - II
THE Subscriber has just reed from
Il Boston and New York a full supply Of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part Of
D52W GOODS.
BROAD CLOTHS-blue, bl ok, brown and
Steel mkt
KERSEYMERES-of all colors and quail.
lies. some very fine.
SATINETTS-Jeans kerscys, linseys Be-
vcrteens, hardtimes, velvets, merinoes, al
paccas, some very fine. lawns. cambrics
muslins, prints Of all descriptions and VARIOUS
styles, red. white and yellow Flannel brown
drilings. bleachsd aud brown sheetirgs.
canton fanncls. cravats. silk, gingiam, lin.
en- and cold Idkfs, dress hdkfs cotton,
worsted and wool Shawls, comlortcrs, sus.
penders. cotton batting and watding can
die wick. bed ticking. tapes. sewing silk,
twist, cdgings, laces, iackoneitS, ribbons,
hose, gloves, etc, etc.
ca q DF3I2I53Sa
40 SKIS RIO COFFEE, warranted the best
OLD HISON and Young Hyson Teas. of
superior quality, warranted also, to be the
best in town. . lF
SALERA res, pepper. alIspce, ginger. Win
Testers best No bar soap, sperm and tai.
low candles, Bakers No chocolate, indi.
go, madden, alum, copperas, birthstone. salt
petre, nutmegs, rice, molasses, few boxes
OF very superior chewing tobacco. casteel
soap, mustard. letter paper, fools cap paper,
cloves, dried apples, loaf sugar, etc.
MARDw ARE.
NAILS, glass, butts and screws, Carpenters
patent door locks, IatclIes new patterns.
bolts, bed screws. knives and forks, german
silver and faa a nd tahlp
let's, augurs, cliscls- gouges, hatchets ham
mers, rasps, mil and handsa VS.. files, tacks
wool cards curry combs, combs, sad irons
hand saws. casteel and german steel wood
saws and frames, buck saws, Hunts" best
axes, shoveis and spades, umbrellas, squares,
etc, etc.
hT34A1rlsr52, STI Obs q l3DDTS..
Mems calf, kip and coarse boots
poao. DO DO do do brogans~
Ladies' do bootecs
do fine kid slips and walking shoes
Youths and boys boots
Children 8 do
400 lbs sole Leather, so sides upper Leather.
@WB BIN IS w ARlBis
PLATES, pitchers, ewers and basins, bowls,
cups and saucers. OF Liverpool ware,
Plates, pitchers, ewers and basins. bowls.
cups and saucers Of common ware,
Chambers and Tea Pots. infants, cans, cone
lanterns and tumbiers,.
Wall paper Of various kinds. HEH
HATS AMID GAPS.
Gentlemens cashmere, russia, npoleskin,
cony and silk hats awEE
do Fur seal. cony, muskrat, glazed,
sea'et, velvet and opera caps
Boys cloth. seal and gazed'caps. A!so,,
Buck mittcns.
Which will sell very cheap, for CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE
w "A % U ed
1000 head of Hogs.
100 90 corn.fed cattle, weighing 600 lbs
and Upwar Is,
10000 bush. wheat for which cash or goods
will be paid,
Hides, tallow, beeswax, uats, corn, -four,
rye, barley, lax seed, white bcs ms, rags,
butter, eggs, cheese, Sc.,
for which will pay the market price.
oct % % J. G. PARTRIDGE