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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ByF. C. JONES & ]. DURDIN.
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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

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- al lanease s1i-nsi of ~ szzks trlac.
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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

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era orstAreo. wao - recezLg All - NJ
o'y r1l.lec - ne res--e e t. e,-s.s,.-
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have 20 atroc.iss-
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sasas uue give - yea an exam7ic al CO.
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and tAe Eserits e AZ e ~ rouiaees--
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elceiioa, ~ a auzlorsty greatly azr-ar-s.5
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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-10-22

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n1rsnx ccs11qs sa4 sc-c esker ks,ss OF
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kaxs rs4llze3 arueEs exzeelzas lAss- .-s1-i
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

f are The effects of preparation becomp. nor nm,
rent Numerous VERSIONS as-erttbey have derived ,noc . ~
ally accounted for, As DR. I.dy q mu,h
aon than any ohe' and Notwithstanding superior
sold nj the same prie-) Let public remember ,.- . MAJ
boast but the zeal fact ~
Df ie'dy viii go still further that his
Is the most eneaeious !, mn.
ana occasionally in this Dr Lei, ssr,aparIa rnea
us an diseases OF the liver skin bones liberation OF N,
mouth throat AMI body; rheun,tic affections and
goui seroula And ,ynhiI,,c .r..
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
or .rIIr eysTEM

-. -. :. 1900.
VI lhs SfSinM.
rad the history OF disorders asioa.ed ha,
live Of sui asionished that thsy de-
And Aet nearly all Diseases have origin, via
in the which aud modify The bood with remedy
directed 10 the scat Of aease IN host OF m phenomsna
IL the peculiar characteristics Of Sands saaparia that its
searching operation reaches s Of deass and hs
therefore radical and hosush The health Of the he
man System depends almost entirely upon the state Of the blood IL
n" vans nasd which petsades every tissue ne'baae
body be charged with the elements of disease sickness DC the
ami until III. eau e OF disease existing In the blood
,'e no cant expected 10 here that
ms pwefiu heah restoring prpsrtes OF sanis sasaa ATE
, s.a TOT ms "an ~ .e'oan, sAh kheu", and all
'fssn-, q :. eon'ideIed iniAh.be:
read with n,sI.sl The writer Mr. Auy. Is gen'smsn OF the
nsi ee " ue reeee, &C he patient suffered
o o" MS .ss and could mud no rrlct until
he USED san saapaf Mr. n@y wriss at the request. and
ON behai OF 'hs rauenI Jonathan "aris says;
B~ooxlss, cosn July 10. 1894.
40. ~ NOV ors'e NY auv :" eommuniea" To you the
sauon " "'; ana you NAY my apoa III do so with the
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.e Ss'y 'nqs'ie wna' ne mas osn ao,ns, h.has
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s. = 1 WINE" ," any n0'hVehene'. ms Is he
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~, $500, s a. Wy " ~u,-,,, -, -
-, w., 80 ~ ", ~. s slsaa siPen
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IN m, 4, INV, ~ ,,. rom ny. o s,
ansan,.n have recently used sand. saIs,pa'a with the
m onn. ~" n.an now OS' man nas on 70, ma
nrnnr ,,,suc ~ r,,rr, .o,sv ~ m, 80 ~ ,s,
n,,,nt ucd,r,n. fcrr- seen :, r,n,,hv WIN tho. a a.
sair,.a Mn nj. mo-. ,n,rn. 81 r,,ns, s,D,n, 49,,
,.,r,in ,,n, -, =, ,rh ~. M, m ,. -.
bic specific Having the most entire confidence in the medicine
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G9sN34E1zEeED
Observation-Disclosures

arc mc onp fis In existence containing sats,,ti An
were the INST ever introduced by that name '"
NT BEWARE up SPURIOUS FILLS pr,,,,c. NJ, ,,s , :,
hlood Pils Purifying Pills." r-aparla PIN. A.
attempted to be paned on IN. public on IN. rrpu,no az %
idS only true aud genuine sarsapanIa Hood p,. TT ~
Others Than it isdy Tor they posses, Tn, virtues that . -
combined In rs whether puEavs general oT M
oo anu ndis OF the body requiring
usual course OF living or far from may be- cmpoy
80 ~ '''' ""'' "
IN addition to noc than i've hundred certificates b,vi,,
puoShe their increasing and demand 4. strong
proof IN their favor. by ' - '''"s
49, IN . J. u. EUsrACE q SON
"s ~ No. 20, West Nam et,,.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-19

- UGAHS-St CIuX and = Rico
~ CoiIccs-IAguyra and Java
il,TtIngs--N. Carolina
FapcFs-t,ap Letter. wiappiag. &c
Ois-Wihter and Summer aAd Tanners
Candles-Sprrnaeei and Mould
S0afs-Nc Adlms', Fay's, sc
Sole I.eahet-gold aud damaged
Window G'as-SxiO and lOXi2
Pisef-Ground and Clcn,d
Alum, COpperls, MaIder
IniigO, SaipetTc, sab raius and
Boston Rum-or sale by
ma DAyFNpOpT A. ALLEN
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TO THE LADIES.

n
\ ZEN Err \ l. a RRIV VAL
From all The Manufacturers in me Country.
N Ladies' first quality Half Caters !;
~ French morocco aud kid Slippers and Ties;
"a. Walking Shoes; Bronze aud fancy coorcd Bus
kias Also, the largest of Misses aud Chlsen
beautiful Eouts Buskins and Ankle Ties be found
county.
ldc particularly and purchasers generally, informed that
sp-k "hTde"s Of style and weekly rrpcahcd
~ arrivals manufacturer OF celebrity the Union
Al therefore confidently purchasing such quail
cy desire and de cTmhation all
phase aud satisfaction anticipate the reward
eScruons the na,irtng which attend them.
J. u. HOOVER Main Street
@ Merchants supplied by the package dozen the
snnahc terms az III
LIENS SIN BNRRI.II. PISTOLS Just received the
"a Manufacturer Aliens self cooking
Darrell Pistols which, for
Tior other Pistols and nr durability and precision in shoot
be cNceed AS
Poekr, Rifles and Po-an which offered veIy
low prices, by THOMAS TYRER,
Importer aud Manufacturer OF GUM, Rifle &c,
m No. Co. Main Street.
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SCALES.

SCALES.
WE arc the sole agents in this city for the sale
w ~ "paie's" Patent Platform and Counter Scales Tbeas
sonmnt NJ Sca prepared to offer comprises
Gny different vacc adopted every business Of
The best materials upon improved prncipesusng only small
ba weights weigh from quarter ~ pounds.
fnu quarter ~ pound $500 pounds warranted
give Prffrc slfac1n paucu.ar Recent improvements
fcnd The article The most perfect oGcrcd AMI author
izcd u s,htiom at etueni-iy INV prices
90 IOnN n. TptPT.f-T~r A. SON
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fhENiH GOUUS,
mr. SO IBIY TREET,
NFRfL 2iTH.
fEE ucfhc have j1t received assorucni NJ The purcf
y Fftnch foceiIin. cU1rsistinE uf
bnlsf 1f any NJ ~ hcccs that be desired
suiFtr Eris, gt sui plain whi.s
Tea Frtr
supfrr and Tea Plates. at aud pilin white
Coffee Gaps AMI Faucors
Tea gups and aaueors,
Ttapos Sugars Creams and Stop Bowls
Strawberry Ffuh Bowls rtsnds
Richly GIT Flower Vases &c 6e all warranted Of the
Kind Houzckecpcrs and others hre invited To
WA y. HUrfER co,
sp24 80 MATS street
IkRAZf. NUTs2j bags Brazil Nut. laninT by
ID JUL DAVENPORT u ALLEN
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hAfL-HoAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
TnNHlS route to the Virginia SPRINGS and Yves

=
1NtllS route to the Virginia Springs aud West
II states advantages very .uaSsng
| incr time IN point Of s. comioCt Atsi economy
leave RchUorsi l 81 AMY Rail Road Junction.
- n and then proceed Wit" risns,us from The NORTH on the
OK w, sunset leave next
ing rosi tn and breakfast Cookies dine aud
next morning breakfast the Warn, Springs pass
and dine nj Callhans AMI the White sulphur l63 mixes
ahead OF the canal Koue' spending ghts
largo eonfoah' iio'e instead three by thu and
them an boats, auivinr in Lynchhurs mbinzh
Continuing White phur tuntis- brakf
at ewi.burr PASS the Bc Al H. ami aIrv al icu.
lane 80 mcs before night cay LAY hsht Chs-sna
6p me- thence BY Pits hoe the day GGyanioir $50
miles onte OHIO nvcr wioIe asvgN5le all and
oui present stage navigation will be very
aSu entirely suspended above TIA; point du,us
ssns tins The moo, certain and we,n
States
The stage GorI,nylIe to Charleston (gSo .s
aSl owned BY Farsh& 10, which enables uish
avciI to select the best houses and facilities
interests the line heretofore would Justify; aud
u'ed ha cr team coaches AMI oNneauon Throughout have
undergone great improvement prepared all who
ofst and have selection Of tru- sEl
dtc whose united aim Is to remove al iorner prcdec to their
at the pleasure of the occupants
Pas enEets can secure their seats through RehmoNd where
any o' nomaton can be Obtained BY APPLICATION the Rail
Road oalec.
FashS Go. also following their daily
line Tine NaGuT B.dsr line leaves Tuesdays
days aH4 Saturdays at ". reaches Lexington NJ
morning at , traA'st At the Bnjsr allowing
ana ?rnccod 10 vncast 10 ~ Sprays
hr White surhu evening. Passengers
south West prooe, rncas,Ie iheh Christians
mont thence west by Hopkins tine Bountsve. Tsnnes
se-.
nj oih'rs at /.
The line to Ora. and Cu,p,r ont House ami the rsuoucr
springs leaves GoJoHViC Tuesday
airT c ARRIVAL the Cupsprt House
cscnLg, irher t B,cktaus nc othr S.ings Breakfast
The y nchbur- Mondlys,
days aud FFtlys :, ~ lyuehbgfg
FARE.
Richmond ~ Chad SrsvGc..
10 tn LyHehbugs.. ....--...-..-....-..--..-- 90
10 10 SLauhtan... ~ %
TO q Nasr"stnfot .h. 50
'IH''"h tn '4isiI''l'sNil'.. ~ no
10 % NtaH'i''s %
EicLu"nJ q WhEc SupJuT .....................I2
10 u Gasaniotr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
TIE chars ai M" White sulphur Springs
'r much ,ed ani Tie improve every year
TAR ROAD
From GoinnsNi' JhsfD greatly improved
Tie whole arce ON thence Guyanior splendid .aisI
uUp'Se~-aScs Monticello a tie uavtn,y 81 Virginia
vicinity 81 w'y'rs Cave ty PRINCIPAL Springs Hawks
Nrs' on thc New River CIds, kaniWhi woTAs-b-
sides the whole route presents scenery and
cvcsy glance. THOMAS SHARP,
j. 81 As.ni Tor rTansIoron.
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NOTICE.
.E s.lA Chi

VIZ take tnts occasion 10 give
notice that We Keep constantly on hand. Stoves.
Crates aud Choking Rangers Of all kinds, tina,
arc generally used in this MARKET, of our own
manufacture, which We viii seii On reasonable
terms. Also. Mott's Agricultural Furnaces Zoe
Streaming fNod fct Stock. which we win sell at
a., Manufacturers prices. amer adding the ct
pens.s. at our Tin. Stove aud Sheet Iron Manu-
factory. near the Beii Tavern. where all kinds
tibc done on the most reasonable terms. and at
ofnx with Tin or Copper. Gutterins. ke-
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CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
Friday, June ri, ISt3.
H. JENKINS l. opening bargains In Dry Goods from
~ Auction, which will be sold cheap Dy wholesale retail
The following a Few onY
Bazorncs from IS 81 /. 50 &c.
Caieoes, very cheap by the ~ I'd.
Irish Linens, great bargains from - finer.
Linen sleetings all widths,
yds wide
Cotton sheetngs bleaehed unbeaeEed yd yds
wide.
Diapers, Russia AMI Biriseyc, also, Table DilpeT..
BOnHets-SOO Bonsets n reduced prices.
RIban and Flowers, selling on cheap
Canton Mating. good, at IS els and very cheap.
Gentlemen and Cloths N.ngs Suspcnders
Cravas Hose and Hall Hose Gloves very
ie2s u. n. JENKINS.
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READY.MADE CLOTHING,

,.,,.. No. I2O, Main street,
ICORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETSI
H. SPENCE Agent IN store received NV ,,, ,,,,
Ns general assortment land weekly AIDING ,u
per'ot Clothing suitable pres-nt season of The Lt. %
% paurIh aud cut: IA part consisting Of--
French Black Dress Ffock Cents
Do do Doc Skin CASHMERE Pants
Do. Fancy do N,
Black Silk and Satin Vests
faneydo do
White Mars.Ies do
business Coa-, single millcd Cashmere
Also handsome variety OF Gents Fancy Arc.s surb
ntieN ana taney satin and Silk Scarf and Iavas
Gloves Md silk thread
Shirts Collars Ro-ons
suspeudcIs, Socks &c
~ b-E IL lls much confidence in Assuring his iJ r,,o
anu o'uefs disposed to favor him a prices
'outs as reasonable equality and considered
ih
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Iw. RANpotPu A. co. have rreevel-
- Thnd sappij Of i1ur' New Wok rrs smurarr % co.
No Enc yri1pcaiit .f ula1.sti- Era.1uiy - rts.
A firdHaEet On Thieves tu lsit
IonaoH F'ootaiTir Meas and run,h. 90 s latest date
f.st
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PAPER.

HIii.DgNf: HARDWARE.
MA have hand f OF the following articles
w To which the attention Of building invited,
Best AE'e Pul-g, Sash Cord sab Springs
American NGricr Locks Closet and stock 10
Knob and Thumb Lsichcs, Plat and Round Bolts
Cark's Patent Narrow and Broad BuIis
Part, Strap and u 7. Hinges
BIass Blind Fasinings Patent sash do
Wool Screws, Pat, nj Brad AND Spriggs
Cut and wro'I Nails, all sues, &c.
w 4 DOMAIN,
ie It-3t MS West Main Street
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-02-24

THEoLoGiCAL.-A new work on the
Resurrection, by Professor Bush, has ap-
peared, and made great excitement in the
Presbyterian Church. A writer in New.
York says that it threatens to lead 10 divis-
ions as serious as those which Pusnyism
has produced A first edition Of the book
has been sold, and It has passed into a
second. |, is stated tina, the principle point
wherein he differs from the orthodox stan
dards is this:
"He reje cisthe doctrine of the resurrec-
ton ofthe natural body, maintaining that,
as the objections urged by reason agains,
its resusctaton are. absolutely insuperablc,
therefor Revelation does not and cannot
teach it. inasaluch as it is imposes BILE tha,
the works and the word Of God should be
at variance. He shows that there is as
strong scriptural authority against the doc
trine as for it. His belief is, that there is
a spiritual or substantial body for what is
perman ent may better be called substantial
than what is liable TO decay the germ OF
which is contained in the natural body, and
which is evoIed by death and becomes the
medium for the souls nobler and more en-
larged operations. 1t is the promu gat on
OF this belief which has called down the
denunciations Of the sect 10 which he be-
longs"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-02-24
1Concluded nert reek.1
The Hon. Edmund Burke. in letter &C

The Hon. Edmund Burke, in letter ad-
dressed 20 New York paper, and in re-
ply to some remarks respecting the annex
alton feeling in New Hampshire, says,
"And will take the ligerly to further
add, that ifthe measure Of annexation shall
be defeated at this session OF Congress, it
will be done by the clubbing and pe,tifog-
.ging Of New York politicians, in regard TO
the details; and then, these results will, in
my belief, follow.
1t will necessarily make the annexation
of Texas a leading measure OF the new
administration. 1t will be forced upon the
administration as party measure, and par.
ties in the Union will divide on that meas
,ure.
II will break down the democracy oil
New York and throw her inevitably into
the hands of the whig party. 1t will have
the same effect in Connecticut and proba-
bly, in Maine. In New Hampshire, whose
democracy has never wavered or quai:ed
in any crisis we shall be able to weather
the storm
The end will, be the prosiration Of the
Democracy of New York and a II the states
norh Of her except New Hampshire, and
the ascendency Off northern party, dem
posed of Federalisfs. abol,ions Is; and rem
egade democrats. This northern party will
not be headed by any democrat, however
llustrious heEmay be. but il will be headed
by whig. And from all this, the Dem
ocra,c party will reap nothing but defeat
and Disgrace"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-02-24

quence of being enabled to double the pro-
duct of their labor for the benefit Of their
employer. receive proportionate increase
o! wages! No, however much advantage
may be derived TO the employer in conse-
quence Of his improved machinery, which
enables him to turn off twice as much of
given article with only the same amount
OF manual labor as was required before the
introduction Of this labor saving machinery,
the men employed are no better paid. But
It will be said that the laborers employed
receive as an equivalent in part, the bene-
tit of commodities cheapened by improved
machinery. He would admi, that commo-
dities of every kind were cheapened by
labor saving machinery; bu: history showed
It to DO untrue that the working classes IN
Europe or"ia this country received more
adequate support for their toll, in conse-
quence of any. or all the improvements tha,
have been made in machinery or the arts.
He said there was still another view Of
this mailer which he would present; and
which would Illustrate the manner in which
capital and machinery worked agans. la
Dor. He would suppose manufacturer
employed two hundred men, and by the
introduction Of labor saving machinery, he
was enabled to discharge one hundred and
yet be able TO produce the same amount OF
manufactured articles as before, would no,
the one hundred discharged become COM
pe!itors with those who remained unem.
ployed, or be thrown into the general field
Of competition, by being obliged 10 seek
employment: Competition among the
working classes, as in all other matters
tends 10 the reduction Of prices. Mr.. F.
said he had already remarked that those
enlisted in these associations, desired ts
remedy the evils Of which he had spoken
and that they believed the remedy could be
accomplished BY uniting capital and labor
in pal tnership- making their interest:
mutual, instead Of continuing them an,ago
MYSTICAL 10 each other, TO make them worl
for each other, and seek each others com
mon good Then. every labor saving
machine which enables given number o
men to double or treble their labor, will nd,
its due proportion TO the daily profit Of lh'
working classes. . l. 49, - IL 't'
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tween the places Just named The cost per
mile ola common turnpike, would BOT prob
ably be more than one third that AMOUNT {;
but the annual repairs would be far greater.
The committee in the bill which they
herewith report, have fixed two rates OF
tolls; one for plank, the other for turn
pike road, and the ratio is, as nearly as
may be, as 10 for the latter, 10 IS for the
former. They have made this distinction
in faver Of plank road, not only on ac-
count Of its greater expense, but to en-
courage it's early construction, as your
committee, believe the public would gain
much by such construction even though
they paid double the tolls require On an Or
binary turnpike.
Whether the tolls as proposed ia the bill,
will afford sufficient returns On the capital
which may be invested, cannot be ascer-
tanned with accuracy without actual exper.
iment. Il is believed, however, from the
estimates made by the committee, from the
best data within their reach, that the tolls
as proposed approximate as nearly as may
be 10 a correct s,9ndard.
To incorporate all The provisions deemed
essential 10 the perfection Of the bill, the
committee have been under the necessity
Of introducing numerous sections which
gives TO it the appearance Of too great pro
lixity. Some. perhaps; are no, essential
and were introduced only for the sake o.
greater caution; these, Of course. can BE-
stricken out. But j, is believed the mair
features Of the bill are correct. To avoic
the repeti,ionof general provisions in each
charter Of the kind, which may hereaf,el
be granted, it is desirable that genera
law be passed, applicable to all like incor
pora,ions.
This report having already far exceeded
the limits originally assigned i, by the com
mittee, their apology for which is the grea
importance of the subjects considered, they
respectfully submit it with the accompany
ing bill TO the candid consideration OF the
CouRcil.
C. NJ. BAKER, Chairman.