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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
ASK THE SUFFERER
IOLC ER'S OLOSAONIAN
OR
AlI-IIcaliIlG IBaIsalll,

\ a sK your friends if they know Of AN, thing
IA that will so speedily cure long aud ts-
dlouS Cough, Raising Of Blood, Bronchitis,
Dyspeplic Consumption, IIoarsencss, Influenza
aud disease of the Throat. as Folger's Olosao-
MAN and they will tell you-No. There
never yet has been remedy introduced TO pub
lie notice which has been productive Of 80 much
good IN rs short space Of time. Read The
following astonishing cures.
Il WM. BOND, the celebrated Boston cracker
baker, %, Nassau street, Brooklyn, states that
his wife has been afflicted with Asthma for 30
years, and coud not lind permanent relief from
the best medical adj, ice which New York and
BrookIyn could produce, was induced to Try
this great remedy She - now nearly well.
Ills daughter, who was suffering from the same
disease, tried il, and was also cured by il. -
Mrs. Bond is now SO we'll that she Is able TO
rise from her bed early ia the morning and at
tend 10 her usual duties through The day with
out any annoyance from her distressing malady.
IlfNRy JACKSON, 18th street, near the
Catholic Cemetery, came 10 the store for the
purpose Of obtaining bottle Of the Olosaoni-
an, ha> iug been afflicted with Asthma for more
than } years, and was so exhausted on his
arrival that he could not speak. lie purchased
n bottle and rode home. Four days aftcrward
ho walked frou. his residence TO the office wh-
out fatigue, "A distance Of over two miles, to
tell of the wonderful relief which he had ex.
perienced from using about one half of one
bottle.
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Consumption Of The Lungs.

! Mr.. CoMFoRT, 35 White street, was so low
IN the month Of December, that he was giver
up by his physician. Ills friends entertained
40 hope OF his recovery. lie was persuaded
TO try the Olosa0nlan, and TO his surprise il ha,
so far restored him TO health that he is now abb,
10 walk about the streets.
Mrs. Altrce. the wife Of VIM. n. htrrec
James llarman, Esq. and George w. Hays
Esq, can all bear testimony from their own
experience Of the healing properties OF this
Great Remedy in Consumption Of the Lungs.
Splitting Blood.
Mrs. THounoURN, 352 Monorc street, who
had been troubled for a great length Of time
by a severe cough, and raised quantities OF
blood, was relieved by one bottle Of the
Olosaonan, and declares it the greatest remedy
IN the world.
DENNIS kelly, 26 Water street, was also
relieved from the same complaint, although ho
was very much reduced when he commenced
taking it, having been under the care OF his
physician during The past winter. Although he
coughed constantly and was very much rou.
blcd with night swcats, two bottles Of the RENE.
dy enabled him 10 return to his daily work. lie
was entirely relieved.
David Henderson, 60 Laigh, street, George
w. Burnett, formerly Of Newark, n. J. Henry
Lisbon, i99, Rningion street and numerous
other persons have bsen speedily and perma-
nentIy cured Of the same complaint by this
remedy.
The array Of names which could be produced
OF persons who have used this grea, remedy
would more than I'LL n column. Among the
number We are permitted 10 refer 10 A. Nj,
Bininger, l02 Barclay street ; Mr.. Wilson OF
Ilobokcn Mrs. Bell Of Morrislown, N. J. !;
James B. Devoe, lci Reade street Mrs. Me-
Cahree, 80 Attorney street L. Smith, 81 3d
Avenue (; Mrs. VIM. II. Attree of this city,
and Mrs. Archibald, 35 White street.
BE moi deceived with any other remedy when
you wish 10 purchase this, and remember that
FoIger's OIosaonan or All Healing Balsam is
sold only at l0j, Nassau street, one door above
Ann.
Also "r sale in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR;
Portsmouth, by Nathan Dennis--Tiverlon, by
Charles Amy Little Compton, Benz. Soabury,
aud T.. l.. Church & Co May l.
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II. II. II a Il a R ID,
Sign or the Golden Mortar, near the State
House. Newport, r. |. [feb. |.
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Upton, Mass Sole Proprietor.
CHARLES DYER, Jr Druggisl X Apoihc
cary, ~ Westminster street, Providence, X. 1.
General Agent Tor the United States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11

Important to invaiidS and Friends or The si,s
EDlClNE, however ciiracous, has alwoys bt
vi taken with dIssat>ft"tjrn BY the , H. owing n
rs u1ph".rHt nature. Hence Il has ever been lh
study "i all great Physjrrlns TO disguise Its nluceo4
taste But lhrr efforts have never been crow nd Nl
complete sucrc,-. 1t was LETT Tor Dr. Smrh = aces
pIISh. Having grTrn the subject his unrrmIring n
tent on for nearly ~" y'Hr, r hG. after sprndlng
c"Sldrrlh,r sum NANCY pr"Iuccda m i cine wht
"hIc 1t i every way agr'cahlC to the pl itc sure
TRIUMPH over "s'os' and al opposition, and to rF
MN Tor ms 'c'otiop 10 the Improvement Of the med
ca SC IcnCr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
PATENT MEDICINES.

PATENT MEDICINES.
EeATEMAN'S drops. Godtrcy's cordial, os
y drIdoc, British oil. Iaudnnum. mrdcumerl
nm, seidctZ and soda powders. Lees and Cook
pills. parogoric. and all patent medicines in gpl
eraI Use are prepared by tie undersigned Of ID
hest medicines. Customers can always rcy a:
having them fresh, pure, and Of the proper ned
cal strength.
STEVENSON & BELL. D,pcia,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
~. ''' IlN IN. ii )
SiGNR Cu,rEp
"Elnrrnrah i.e...iui,ir inLinn r,ti,.r

"llnprnve,i IeSciaJiu indian PIiIs,u
Arc the result Of this aEor. Their effects, and u
general favor with which they have been receive!
all plrtS Of the United Sl1us, warrant the propra
III thc declaration that "thcy the greatest mpw
mcht IN mrGIcIn" ever known" Uulike all other p
these neither Erpc, produce nausea, nor any oAI
unpleasant sonsHll"m, whIc they are as powerful u
Is possible i"r medicine to be, and be harmisss
PARENTS
canno, be too cautious of mineral medicines wrchd
ort such an all powerful influence upon the sys,eni
10 supercedc every thing else stilng and sene
D"th the disease and nature herself altogether and
ten r"stItutng greater and more grievous dsal
winch shall weigh upon man through life.
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
requires the prompt and certain effects Of mid 4
agreeable Purgative medicine. like these pills.
~ WORMS
ar instantly expelled from the system oy their us
Foul stomach ard furrcd tongue find positive .s
doie IN these Sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, NAV take them audhf
Will promote regular action, and preserve health d
srchth OF body and vivatity Of mind For cert
Gates o. ladies', we refer the idvad to a pamphlet
be had OF the agents. But We will merely refer 10
lew VINO have been cured by the use of these Pilk
H. Thompson, 10 North Moore street, (nephev
the late Judge Thompson) cured of periodical hai
ache and pain in the breast
K. NJ Park United States Navy fever and scrolui
Jacob Carock's daughter. No ! Staple St, cured
" orms.
:, Mrs :. A. Could, (Ma,ron of the United Sn1
hospital cured Of headache and bilious affections
sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow and Walker ID
Iured oil pam IN the head, dimness Of sight. &c
Jas NJ Turner, late OF the u. S. Navy, 55l Grsss
wien st. cured OF weakness in the breast cosiivenS
lnd difficulty OF brcatbioy
Ira AiVord' Cazcnova, ~ Y. cured of bilious coz
'laint.
James j. Eovins, deputy sheriff, has seen them U.s.
q ,he debtor $ prison with astonishing results
d, hoo. I. =. Lawrence, and Nathan Ball, NJ y
'i'ch'gah nave testified to several remarkable e~'
II lever aud ague by these Pills =,
ooId at Ii9 Greenwich street, New York. ano
WALLACE 4, WARD. 4 genN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
ANTHONY HOUSE,
AND
GENERAL Stage OFFICE,
Markham street, Little Rock Ark.

AA Il WIS well ELL known n os'aSl,'%eH' : ,. oGn, n
I;ss,sAss has just undergone thorough repair. and
Es& has been almost entirely rehtteJ and re- lur.
nished, for the accommodation of the public.
The proprietor very respectfully announces 10 his old
customers his friends, and the public generally, that
he is now prepared to extend to the travelling commu
nity transient visitors, and boardcrs accommodations
unsurpassed by any establishment; west of the Argha
MES and pledges himself that attention shall be
rendered 10 promote the comfort OF all persons visiting
his house, that vigilance and fidelity bestow, Icing
determined to spare neither trouble expense in Civ.
ing satisfaction his guests, and hopes TO merit the
patronage Of the public.
The qualities of his aes wines, liquors, and scgars,
are the best that the New Orleans market aurd.
OF this he is confident he h4yng with great care
Icctcd them himself. lie has made arrangements Tor
sufficient Tor the whole season, aud LonGOn Brown.
always in bottles; Albany ale draft Ills cooks
celebrated in every department; his servants faith.
ful and attentive his portcrs trusty and courteous.
For balls and parties every altan4b!c dccucy will
be served up in superior manner and al Tie most
| reasonable price
The commodIous brick stables are Under the manage.
ment of Mr. David Skcron, where curriages DuggIcS,
and horses always ready for those vino may " ish
them.
The iot Spring mail, carried in elegant and commo-
dOus four horse coaches, for the CcOmmOdatIon Of
tOrs leaves this house rwCcklv, and accnmupdut ION
stages any time be procured reasonable terms,
by applying to the proprietor who resides here, and
whose courteous department and desire to please tends
in somc measure, to soohe the many Ills that flesh is
heir
The Office Of the Montg7m and Rock Roe tri
weekly line of stages. also kept tins house, where
Of the pr"priciors be "unt, always ready and
dc>irOus to accommodate, and whrsc puHctualty,
tcnton and regularity not surpassed even by stock
ton a Reside; and also, of the western Van Buren,
maj! Inc, "'o&c agent :" il! always - found s post
AT the steam. boat landing, passengers will always
find blacks, s,porters, erays, in ATTENDANCE.
JOHN BROWN.
.Liiiie Roch Nay3, l34j. l2-tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
BAROUCHE FOR SALE.

4 NY person wishing to purchase light ~ Y,
N stantantlal Baronchc, nearly new. can be|
h'shed on the best ofterms by application to "a
May "a, 1916 SCOI'T. WHITE & Gu
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
FOR rHZ pENocsAr.
THE BOOK OF CHRONICLES
say of Gwin
Yours,
A OcoFoco.
CHAPTER III.

l. CHAPTER III.
l. Now IT came TO pass when ne cd
men and elders of The ehadren of the de-
mocracy were in the temple making dill
gen; search in the book Of the gsnealosv
for the foriy-ard-six csP,ives OF he chi
dren of democracy. they found also the
book of the blessings.
?. And the old men and elders oDened
the book, and leaning against the dor Of
the temple they read the blessings 10 the
children of democracy, saving,
3. Blessed is the democrat that stitch
not in counsel with wings;
4. Blessed is the democrat that st,pse,b
not in the way of Daniel, the Phillis,iue
editor;
D. Blessed is the democrat taa, Selisb,-
eth in the law Of democracy, he shall no,
be desoared of Daniel the Philiss.ine.
6. Blessed are We childsea Of denoer,.
cy, if ye obey the IaHs Of your fathers. the
democrats who walked upright before God
and man;
z. But if We obey other laws. and wo,.
ship any Of the gods Of The Phillis:;seS
their Tariffs, or laws of Bondage. vs .h,l|
De utterly DESTROYED BY the lean and IN
favored Daniel, as hath been our f,,.,.I
wel-tavored Doctor.
s. And when the children Of Sen,.,
cy heard that their tat and vel favo,,-,|
doctor had been eaten up Of the lean ans
lll-favored Daniel,
8. They cast dust 10 the air. AMI
Hat upon the gronnd. and cried O., ou, w;,s
a loud voice weeping AMI wailinv. .nS'
would not be comforied.
III. And the Old men and elders ,,;s 49,
the children Of democracy. whv law - !.
he gronnd weeping and waiIine o. -,
beloved Eat and well-favossi Doe,o, Il.
behold, ne is no more, dsvOursd u,,..,.
Of the lean and hagverss n.
'iel, the uncircumrised PhiIlist;o.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
MULTIPLICATION -oF vorERs.

SECTION l. Every free white male per-
son of the age of twenty oae years or up.
wards, who shall be citizen of the United
States, and shall have resided in this State
one year next preceding an election, and
the last four months within the county,
city, or town, in which he offers 10 vote,
shall be deemed a qualified elector: and
any such qualified electOr, who may hap
pen 10 be ia any county, city, or town,
other than that Of his residence, at The
time of an election, or who shall have re-.
moved 70 any county, city, or town, within
four months preceding the election, from
any coanty,cily, or tOwn,in which he would
have been qualified eIcctor had he not
90, ,emoved. may vote for any State or
district officer. or member of Congress, for
wbom he could have voted in the county
of his residence, or the county, CITY. Or
,. - from which he may have SO removed.
TConstifution sf Mississippi ]
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
Election Monday and Tuesday newt

On Monday and Tuesday next the neo
pie OF Mississippi are called upon 10 cleo
ofhcers of the State Government. Execn
I'VE, Legislative and Judicial. and Repre
senlatfves to the next Congress.
Inc Democracy have brought forward "a
reelection all the present incumbents O
the State Executive offices. Under ,be
administration of Gov. BROWN, and his as
soclates, the affairs of the State govern.
ment have been, in the main, conducted
with fidelity and honesty-the laws dill.
gently executed, and the interests of tho
people promoted. The State is gradually
recovering from the disastrous CONSEQUENT
ces of unWise legislation her financial
embarrassments will be soon overcome
and by a continued prudent and economi-
cal administration of puoi;c affairs, the 60
Vernment will soon be felt only by the Hles-
sings it confers. The opposition which mas
been gotten up for these Offices. is so ire.
gular and informal as not TO have created
any apprehension for the result, and the
only question is whether the democratic
majority will be 5000 or 10000.
The democratic candidates for Congress
are all able, talented and efficient men-or.
thodox on the great questions which d.
vide the parties. Here, too, the opposi.
ton is spifitless and informal, and the con-
test is only for the extent of the majority.
In this county, the Democratic candi- |
dates for the Legislature are gentlemen
identified with, and devoted to the princi-
pies OF the party. This election NAV de- |
eide which party is to have the ascendancv
IN the county for years to come. The wings
are using every artifice to humbug the de-
nocracy into the support of their candi-
dates, and by evading the party issues.
nrging personal preferences for men, swap
ping votes, &c. hope to succeed partially.
+ not wholly, through divisions in our
ranks. Every good democrat should vote |
he entire ticket, and urge upon his neigh
oors the importance of doing SO. Entire
defeat is preferable to partial success.
But our friends see through the saws .
If the wings, and we have no fears but tina,
KENNEDY and NELL will be elected and
~ sweeping majorities. The coon will be
inally buried in Carroll next week.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29


- e'n 49,. - PsoP .ai Pi-sar e sss-
~ 10 al Asrr'ais -. All ne salv s,
.syps : ~ seeeer,<y - ne tns. :,
AHssssPPL-sss skars a. 49,. -
5, Nsv. ~Aea Jea. he -si- r.,s y.
Sook e The cses1. Ais kan "a cal ~,
and BE was sorelY irosllss. S-.rsur a.,
so@s q The as-skerRs-ssa = uu-is -
e"ons olsassd ST. ne sayisg e Dau,.,
he asaEey~rs
8 AsS JoAa sAs vSig zrs,s = bsoks,s
seat asaay eaPses sAros<Ao.us al n. ri,,r
and III cogaEy. AID 40 v.isev. -
yOaa sAnag.sa aaa EAs r-giua rssssas,v,
Black Hawk:
:. SAyisg, Nea AL Boessrsa, lie car
great 1a-sr - he dxssrzsass q A.
shssf eiry, Jaeksoa. IA osr csaaea. al
Be . vo<e s. &c e IL 49, II g.
. - 10 ~ grsas saaAssnu.s -
= hoisea n or graf cisy. wasAia~ss.-
= Aad = s<x@<lA - z.e, auoas anshe
cas- a SsGo~.ey snai AVE 80 s.okea
( 'AsOagAOS, al she the q Nissis.ssps.
hat A'exanser : he lesss 0siseiioa.tl,
'Ss=s - Iasr azE<.>z zaa-A.,s, n.
casa ~Ay-
q Az so<a sAs Ds-o--sey rsas ne
ook Of JOAa. ne wAiy. $50 sais ksSs.
s@oeFas, ssh~Es sass hs sPe.kssA sgd
oe1Fiae, - s S<=oe-r, sss As Aook
gsee;A snerssa-asi Ia = - rsssop.
-Sy
10 And LIS reeeEi.Isz he x-ysz-s e
'lniel. The wrissr a. IAs hork e ne Creed
IL Al DaaSers usazA -.s ksasies. 50
'1eh 50 Ia lAs sAroaselSr wss unerly
sd = - 5ars. ssa ~ uAszs
d senocrats ssl - kaif an zl.oz,roo
iae hook & tie C-ss1-szs sAal : he
ASA why.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
BOARD OF POLICE.

GIVE have been requested TO announce
JOS. FERGUSON as candidate for member
of Board of Police.
" We are authorized to announce
VIM. SMITH as candidate for member (
Board Of Police for Sd district
VI We are authorized to announce
}. X SHACKELFORD as a candidate for mem
Der of Board of Police.
OF We are authorized TO announce
DAVID BROWN as a candidate for member
OF Board of Police from the Carrollten district.
OF We are authorized to announce
BERRY GREEN as a candidate for member
Of the Board of Police.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

l. And it came to pass ia the s.x. 81
William the high Priest and Treasurer -.
same year,
= That Daniel the Plsgue Of semoer.~~
wrote the reason Why
B. That John The whig wOull ,o,e e.
Alexander the democrat Tor chef n,,
from the tribe Of Mississippi 10 % :. =
the great ssnhedrim
I. And said in his box Of The C,a.a
that John the Wig ioaked uPOu Alsxsss.,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
@ommnnfratfoHs.


THE SENATORIAL ELEcTIOs. NO III.
To ths Editor eftke MississigPi Drnocrss;
SrR-I propose 10 eontinsesnd cOnelsse
my remarks On FOork in this esnmuai-
cation.
The most remarkable tran in his cha
ructer is an inordinaie thirst fsr Ofses.-
This is besettiag san sritk AIN; eSEcr, sf-
fee, sesaas to Be EPPsrm0sf n AIS iz,sxsas-
lion on al occasions. He has Aeeaa eaa-
didate for something more than half The
time since ne has bsea il the STATE. lie
had scarcely gained a residence in he
State when he became = candidate fsr
Senatorial delegate TO The ConyeasiOE
which framed the present Constitutes Of
the State. He attempted 10 defeat hrs 90
Ponent by the Advocacy Of Native Amer
canism. This offended the democracy 81
the district, and they defeated Fooss and
elected Magee, an lrishman BY birth. ve-
ry soon after this, he was 4 candidate 90
Chancellor against Judge Turner. and vas
badly beaten. believe Il vas about tbs
time that the people of Hinds e0unty, in
their compassion for hinelcesed him Ran
ger Of the county. In 1887, he wanted
Office from Van Barren as before msntioa-
ed. In 80 be was candidate for the e
gislature in 40 candidate for e4ec,o-
IN 43 a candidate for U. 5. Senator, and
declined IN BariOn's favor; in ~ car
dldate for electOF; in rs again = eandi- |
date for L. s. Senator. When nan las
such an inordinate thirs, forOflee. 1t always q
seemed 10 me unsafe 10 trust him; il i a
like trusting a nan with lisaor a
who is particularly fOni OF it-hs Is very ID
apt TO abuse The eon6ience reposed IN hin. r
and injure himself also. In nay oDinioa.
Foote is not possessed Of shat sSlidily Of I
TALENT, that firmness Ia trying times. reo,ii-
'ite in member Of the U. s. Senate. IS
politician, he has been vascillating, auS
# course more objseIionlble thaa I nan
Who bad changed once, and once oaly. il.
lie IS good declaimer, and does very =
veil on an electoral ticket, where some q
hing exciting Is necessary; bat he would
ot be at home 10 the national Senate. IL
oPe and trust the people vii nog elect %
I'm. These Femarks are not made 10 any p
nkind feeling TO ihe General; on the Goa As
AIRY, / like him as a man, but Ike The =
emocracy Of Mississippi better, and II i a.
Of their welfare that write.
In my next, l shall have sonethiar :. 70
ny of Gwin.
Yours, krocoro-o
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
LETTER OF gao. NeDUFFIE on
THE TARIFF

NJ E9Es-> ave s<sa zs.h So,
aPPrehsnsaoo Eae rS=arks & yaer VAS
fngscc eOrrsspoa8<ss = re<ars {. n 49,
eaoae eourse q ne Aeziassr1lsza n f.i-
h-ans tAesr Pls1ge - reSs>e - tsrsT -.
reEen1e S1acSara-
10 reAeve hiaselF frO2 tAe ksars s1-s.
Cd d thess re=arks- / a33resses . I.rt.r
p 6en1 AcDaSie. No szor hss r-e,r
PerSocal eooS3s1~e \ PressS--s Psi a
ascertain - opsnioa oa - sakse-t. "a
received = answer ne esca-se1 oo-r-,s.
nieaiSoa. whsrh : very satssrsrss-x n -
ana sasnk vil = - - yassSe-
II yoa eaisesse n rs e7szsca. Tha,e
yOa "a give 4 pace u ) szr paa<r.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

Mg Dszr Ss-- lee ask ze ukess-r :,
my oPlnloc, a il ks paSsih1e tk.t.se -
lectures oT ihe WaSh1s-ssn esrr.<,.,--,,-,
% ne CeaFies-oa NeresEy saa he srac. a
reialss1 . TIE ProSaeHe ecsrse e. ~ a.
n,,als1rai'oa q ur- Pa N ~ al assness
Ct he tar[" as3 wh<ther Ss-A ; 90,
sood nss be a vSo,a1isa 81 he 80 = :
rec0es he daiies uPoa fo-sixa iz1o-ss :,
The vSre1se sf-z&<rl~
In aaswer - tAess eaaasrseS. 4 .t... :,
ne hrst Place. M eoaSssas - -.
,aese eoolsetsres enact he tr,ss .,s n
TIE secoad place. thas tAe 60 -
asersoe % the Aez,inissrars,, - -.
: PaiPab,e Eiolafioa of he - !, =
S1'e the e'-Iaes oPoa ioresga Szn>orts - IL.
fesen1e ssandAres7 aaa e al lie pies-.s
q ne party By wAsSA Ne. PA -
A sriei exPosssloo q re sr9e psssrssl,,
q 4 rsyenae tariI aa1 resere,r. - ~
rotNs ioe1gord Actress. III Be So
eieai, thzsk, - baalsh vuar a1,rsh-r-
Ssaos- / = OasSs1s u rr-rark tsss =
venue lara IS the ksarxzf raas of ,s.,v -
% srsFy sars'Sa s1Pcrs lAai al rasse rs
required a1oaHs e resease- Tke snar-
e, AdaailOo - sAas rase uPsa ar 80 ar
i'eie. ~ItA tae rSeu - i1<re.ss tke SO. q
IS eonesile rval = ptasaly And AIR.
'tooaaf' protective. a. cca,r. 49,
gasSaed toe1 resen2e Szgv- b. fth.
aedas'oaai daEy nax oaly snhanees - 80
e both tAe torsiga ard domestic .rs;rl..
oat daEaanssheS The rexeaas. i - -,
sae Enst barsface3 nsckerx-ss, -.
snPodsnt and hypoersaseai 49, =
: aen : mereenary and 1ereiiesS osarss-
s'oa ever Asisnp<ea - eeaoeal as s-s-r-
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
COUNTY, TREAsuRER.

0FWe are authorized to announce Mai.
JAMES MONEY as a candidate for reelection
to the Office Of Treasurer OF Carroll county.
or We are authorized to announce
CHARLES K, TAYLOR as a candidate for
Treasurer of Carroll county.
% We are authorized to announce
JOHN LOTT as candidate for County Trea-
surer at the November Election.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT :

-, WE are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM CUfHRAN, ESQ, Of Carroll co..
ms candidate for Judge Of the Sixth Jnd;c;ni
district, comprising the counties of Monroe,
Lowndes, Oktbbeha, Choctaw, Chickasaw. Car,
roll, Yailobusha, and Tallahatchie.
" we are authorized 10 announce
GENT T. N. WAUL, of YalIobusha CO. ms =
candidate for Judge of the Sixth Judicial dis
Irlct, comprising the counties Of Monroe.
Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Choctaw, Chickasaw Car,
roll, Yalobnsba and TalIahafchie.