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HlRUssEs, CUPPING APPARATUS, &.

VINkUSSES, COffINU AffAhA US, NC
 Il The subscribers respectfully call the attention of Physicians and others invoice just received per sh,p Laay Milton, from Liverpool, embracing ex- tensive assortment of "Evans & Co.'S patent sell adjusting Trusses," suitable both for adults and children. These instruments manufactured in London, upon improved and scientific principles. They receive ihe uuiversa appreciation of the faculty in Europe; and the physicians of this country, who are acquainte with lhe improvements made, consi. der lhe Trusses far superior to any now use, as we'll for the radical cure of hernia or rupture, as for combining the greatest comfort and freedom in the wearing.
 Also-A supply of improved English Scarifoa- tors, Lancets, Gum Elastic Caiheters, Suspensarys etc. For sale wholesale or retail by
 janl4 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
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DULL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- Ib SAPARlLLA, For the cure of Scrofula in all Its forms, diseases of the skin, eruptions, &c ', rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the tive effects of mercury and all diseases arising from an impure stale of the blood. For sale by
 K, L. WATKINS & CO, Druggist, janl0 corner Water and St Francis-sts ID ICHARDSON'S CELEBRATED AMERI- AG CAN IMMIGRANTS article is all com pounded from vegetable matter, free from any adul teratOn, and warranted free from any ingredient de- trimental to health
 It has never failed to afford relief or effect cure. (when taken according directions J ofSalt Rheum, ScrofuIa, Fever Sores, lnfamatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Biles, Scuryy, Scald Head, Blotches or Pimples the face, and all cutaneous eruptions, or ulcers arising from an injudcious use of Mercury, or impure state of ihe blood.
 It usually produces a tonic effect, while in most it also acts as gentle cathartc, increasing the appetite and improving the general health of the pa- tent causing all sores or ulceis to d,scarga more freely than before, and inducing perfectly healthy action of the blsod. IL has also been found benef- ciaI in some cases of pulmonary diseases. Those using it should abstain from stimulating drlnks and lal highly seasoned food
 supply received and for sale by
 dec2l emo HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, Agts nYSPEPTICS DYSPEPTICS !-How can D you doubt the medical virtues of Cant, eii's An-
 
 ered the public, prepared expressly for that com plant. single trial of winch will convince the most sceptica ofits ability to in any stage and under any form; and being purely vegetable persons of the most delicate constitution may use it m all kinds of weather with perfect safety ll Nt-4 i.t.s.
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IT, 1843. MIR. JOHN CANrRELL;--l have taken some of your Powders, and they are the only remedy have ever found to relieve from that treacherous dls- ease, Dyspepsia. have tired almost every thing Homeopathic, Thompsonian, Botanic and the old system of doctor ing. and found relief from them for the three years that was troubled with that disease. S fis q sl sas
 advise those that are troubled with Dyspspsia to give il fair trial, and prove for themselves it's eff cacy. It removes giddness from the head heavness and burning from the breast and s,omach and brings the digestive organs to the nalpra state. do hear tiIy believe, fl given ia'r trial. it will effect per feet cure. ROBERT s. GAvETT. Qi
 No. 2 Union-street, South wark. Numerous referances can be given as io the efiieaN cy of the medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS, jan2S sign of the Green Mortar.
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ENAMiLY GROCERIES ~ Fulton Market Beef in ], and ] bbls Pig Pork in do do do Mess Pork in half bbls
 Pckled and Smoked Tongues
 Buffalo do; Smuked Beef do Exixa Western Hams; wesiphalia do Maciserel No in l bDls and kits Conn River Shad; Smoked Salmon Plckled do, for sale by my9 JOH V O'REILLY & co.
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EULLER's Compound Exlrac. of Wild Cher

RULERS Compound Extract of Wild Cherry A' Candy, for the cure of coughs. colds splitting of blood, inflammation of the throat and lungs, and all other pulmonary complaints This candy contains in highly concentrated form, the remarkable medicinal qualities of Ihe Wild Cherry, so highly esteemed m the of coughs colds, and affections of throat and lungs. It also contains the valuable qualities of hoarhound, lverwort, Liquor and squs. IL is pleasant to the taste, and may be taken without lhe slightest apprehension of any unpeas effects following its use, and will invaIa bIy afford the most signal benefit. Try it. supply just received. l. c. DUBOSE, & co.
 feb22 Druggists, agents. 39 Water street A UIRK'S CAsSADA OIL-For preserving ~nk and beautifying the Hair, recommended the basis of truth and experience, noursher of the hair and promoter of it's growth, at the time rendering it transcendantly beautiful. The Cassada Oil affords more nourshment for the hair than any other article ever discovered, and by continuance of it's use it fails to strengthen the weakes hair. supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,
 jan8 45 and AZ Water-st.
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ES RESH DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Lv- " erpoo and the Northern and Eastern ports the subscribers placed in receipt of their fall sup plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising full and perfect assortment of all articles in their line of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan- ters are respectfully invited to favor with their orders, under the assurance that neither means disposition wanting to afford them every possI- ble advantage. l. c. DuBOSE & CO.,, Druggist.
 noy25 39 Waler-st,
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EEENRY'S CHINESE SHAVING CREAM, \ \ OR ORIENTAL COMPOUND.-The prin. cipal ingredients of this delightful Oriental Com pound, being of Eastern origin, the preparation diff ers entirely from any other heretofore offered for the same purpose. Its component parts are held in the highest estimation where best known, but ihe com position sell is entirely new, and only requires a trial ofits qualities, satisfy all of it's real worth- It has the proprIelors years oI labor aud much expense to bring the article 10 iis present state of perfection, and is submitted for public favor on
 it's own merils with the confident belief that it the best, as well as the most economical shaving com pound in
 Try and test its superior qualities A supply just received and for sale by
 jan25 R. L. WATKINS & CO.,, Druggists
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NO MONOPOLY.
 ID E G R U ; H E & M A R S H, BUTCHERS, IF OSELE .N.gRKEF,
 STALLS B AND 5.
 SHIPS, Steamboals and Families supplied on the S most reasonable terns.-Cluhs, Families, Par lies and others supplied with Game of all kinds, and he best Meats the market affords at the shortest notice. nOy9Ky COMMISSION BUSINESS. The subscriber O offers his services the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of their family necessaries. Con signmenls of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly and carefully attended to.
 nov8 226tf GEORGE G. HENRY.
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WARRANTS EFFERVESCENT SELTZER Il APERIENT-A delightful effervescent draught. possessing all the virtues of the celebrated Seltzer Spring in Germany. It promptly relieves headache, naus' a. depression of spirits, acdty of ihe stomach, nervous debility, &c. A supply received per brIg Wetumpka, for sale by I. 0. DUBOSE & CO.,,
 mhlI Druggists, 39 Water-st R lCE-4o casks and 10 hhds landing ex steam lC schooner Eagle, for sale by tl.i
 myi4 CIV, TORRANCE.
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WINES-The subscriber has received con-
 W signment from Messrs. Bunker X Co: New York, a choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases of one dozen each. These wines are offered for sale with full guarenty of their genuineness and quality. ROSERT $. BUNKER.
 declS corner of Royal and St Francis-streets rHOICE WINES-A few cases superior Clare,, V Sauterne, and Sherry,-as samples of Messrs Stock & Co.'S Wines,-and which we can con6den- tally recommend, for sale by
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NEW BOOKS-Marston, or the Memoirs of NStaiesmaD, part 1st. l+ and Mental Excitement upon Health, by Amarah Brigham, M. D., vol. -. u, Parts 2I and 22 Cyclopwdia- of Practical Med- cine. Just received and for sale by
 mhl9 s. W. ALLEN, 2S DauphIn street SHOT GUNS and RIFLES-An assortment of S superior quality, for sale by
 0. MAZANGE & co.
 aps corner Commerce and Exchange-sts MOLA5SES -Stuarts steam syrup, a splendid WI article for table use. for sale by M JAl WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM. jel4 5S Dauphin st.
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ID iFLES-1he subscriber has been appointed Ae the agent of $. B. Armory & Co.'S Increased twist, false muzze and globe sighted Rifes-ihe best aitcle in use, warranted shoot with accura- cy from 100 to $50 yards. A sample can be seen and where all orders Tor the above Rifles can be ex- ecued, al No l2 Dauphin street.
 ap21 JAMES CONNING
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nUCK-59 bales Cotton and Russia Duck, com
 I prisins Heavy and Light Russian Ravens Heavy Canvas, for Tarpauiins and Steamboats; Decks, Hammock Cloth, Awning Stuff, Me,hueu Co. Duck, Banging, Sail TwIne; a full assortment landing and in store, for sale by
 ap4 F.. c. CENTER & co.
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CYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-A fresh sonnIv S of lhIs highly esteemed remedy for caughs, colds. &c just received at the Planters Drug Store, sign of the Blue Mortar, southeast corner of Dauphin and Wster.streets. (mh29) BLAIR co |
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AUCTTONEER-No. 4, Hagan's Buildings,
 CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. nT Respectfully renew tender of his services to his ormer patrons and the public for he sale of STOCKS REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTToN, FURNITURE, &c with an assurance of giving prompt attention to bus mess cOnfided to his care. noy4 223f
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R UsHToNs S cos Compound Tonic Mix Aetme, speedy and certain cure for the Fever and Ague.-A fresh supply just received at the PIan- ters Drug Store, Sign of the Blue Mortar, south east corner of Dauphln and Water streets
 mhZS BLAIR & co.
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SAODLERY-The undersigned is receiving per COralIoo from Philadelphia, fresh supply of Sad dlery and Saddlers materials which he will sell al ow prices
 apl2 s. ROuLLEMET. 2 Danphin-st
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
WORTH MAKES THE MAN.

Worth makes the man!no wealth,
not dress. not parade. You will
find more real manliness, more sound
sense. more loneliness of character,
in the humble walks of life. than was
ever dreamed of in the circles OF fash
ion. Of pride, of wealth, Of Chester
fieldian rules of p~oliteness. When
4 man of sensc-no matter how hum
bic his origin, or lowly his occupa-
ton, may appear in the eyes Of the
vain anu foppish-is treated with
contempt, he will con forget it; but
will put forth all the energies of his
mind TO rise above those who thus
look down in scorn upon him. By
stunning the mechanic, We exert an
influence derogotary to honest labor
and make it Questionable for young
men TO learn trades. or labor for a
support, DID our young women re-
allze that for all their parents possess,
for all they have they are indebted
TO the mechanic, it weuld be their
desire to elevate him and encourage
his visits 10 their society, while they
would treat with scorn the lazy, the
sponger and the well dressed pauper
On looking back a few years, our
most fastidiouS ladies can trace their
genealogy from some humble me.
chanics. who, perhaps. in their day
were sneercd by by the proud and
foolish, while their grandmothers
gladly received them 10 their boSoms.
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the work OF representations after
house, and block after block has been
ments have grown up, and the market
wagons from the Northern boundary
line of Arkansas, 10 the Western from
tier of Missouri, W endtheir way 70 traf.
fic and trade at this city. Nothing, in
our opinion, save P~rovidential interior
ence, can prevent Warsaw from becom-
ing a place of vast importance. It is
situated about $50 miles from the mouth
Of the Usage, at of those points
where the p~rairics approach the river
III gentle fluctuations, sufficient for health
and easy Of access. We shall be proud
10 see Warsaw fulfill her destiny.
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THE q e.
0NiiDg-GrccE
THE MEETING.

In our paper to-day, will be found the
proceedings of the meeting assembled
in this place on Saturday last. Due
ao,ice had been given by hand-bills at
some prominent points, and through the
columns of our paper. Yet, on account
of the fine season for planting which
lust then commenced, and that careless
ness and apathy which has seemingly
attached itself to both parties, there
was By no means a general attendance;
hut vet in the crowd we were happy 10
recognize the faces OF sterling demo-
Gratis from different PORTIONS Of the
county, ard but Il motive seemed to
actuatc those who attended, as TO inca
surcs. men, and determination 20 sup
port with all their ability that man best
qualified 10 discharge the responsible
Gufics of delegate. There was no dis
senting voice against tho preference ex-
pressed for our worthy lellow-citlzen,
Judge Hunt. From him, personally,
we have no assurance that he will be 4
candidate; he is now upon 4 visit TO his
native State and may not return before
the election. Without his consent, With
out his knowing that any move Of this
kind would take place, his friends anx-
ious 10 secure his talents in that impor-
tant body, have determined &c cast their
votes for him.
His principles are too well known in
Pike county TO require an expose at Il
hanis. As 10 his eligibility, some en-
terrain a doubt; it appears TO us that a
Convention, meeting together for the
purpose of framing an organic law Of
the land, will not be trammcled by those
restraints which are thrown around the
Legislature. Such must be the opin-
ions entertained elsewhere, as we no.
ticc the announcement oftwo Judges as
candidates for he Convention. But if
the Convention, in its wisdom, should
decide that Circui; judges are ineligible,
the process by which an individual be-
come eligible, is rapid and easy. And
from what we know of Judge Hunts
sterling integrity and devotion to his
country, he will rot refuse TO serve
them in any capacity in which they may
select him.
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hopes on this great question. and to
pay him the homage which is due TO
him.
Remember that Houston was
once a private soldier; then a SER
geant; then a Lieutenant; and in all
the stages If his service he received
instruction and friendly aid from Gen.
Jackson. He even goes so far as to
give Gen. Jackson the credit of the
victory ofthe battle ofSan Jacinto-
saying that it was the result of prin-
clples which he had seen illustrated
at the Horse Shoe, Emucfau, and
Talladega.
With such feelings, and an admi-
ration thus formed, il is but natural
he should wish 10 pay another visit
IL his early friend and b~enefactor,
before he sinks to the tomb; and |
pray thar die Almighty may bless
this visit to the good of the country
and the happiness Of the aged and ID
ilIm tenant Of the Hermitage.
Yours truly, sc.
We have had the pleasure af see
ing a letter from Gen. Samuel Hous.
ton himself, from New Orleans to
his friend in this city. 1t is written
with good taste, and in the best spir-
1t. lie expresses himself highly IA
vorable 10 annexation. He has no
doubt that it will be ratified by the
government and the people of Texas;
and breathes the most ardent wishes
for the success of the union Of the
two rcpublicS.-UNloN.
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THE CITY OF WARSAW.

The last Visitor" an interesting
sheet, published atthat place, speaks in
laitering terms of the prospects of its
future greatness. II we had not our
selves some personal knowledge Of the
location, the advantages and rapid pro-
grcss Of this infant city, we should be
disposed to treat the account il: the Nls-
itor as idle brig; but we happen 10 know
something ourselves OF what Warsaw
once was in years past, and what 1t
promised when we were last there. We
are forcibly reminded Of the t%reachcry
which has been practiced towards that
part of the State by the scenes which
We witnessed there in December, 1913;
the city was crowded with delegates
who came cloathed with authority from
the people, and "brim full'' OF zeal for
the speedy Improvement Of that noble
river, would be candidates were there
too with honied promises upon their lips
and guile at their hearts-deep and
drowning potations were drank from
the bowlin the dining room Of one Of
the city Hotels, to the consumation Of
the work by men who pandered to the
popular cry only to deceive. We know
that the people in that section cast their
votes with reference 10 this work, that
solemn promises were made them by as
pirants for office; how these promises
have been fulfilled let the action Of the
last Legislature tell. We have been as
tOnished at the short sighted view which
our statesmen have taken of this sub,
ject. The Usage is a noble and beauti-
full stream, entirely susceptible of i'm
provement-the bordering country fasI
filling up with enterprising citizens, 4;
small outlay Of capital in this work by
the State, would soon bring back to hel
Golfers double & tribble what she would
expend.
But this inaction on the part of The
State has not retarded the progress o
Warsaw, steadily has it gone toward il
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
A RECOGNITION.

The Boston Times says 4 young
gentleman in the public streets OF
that city clasped a young lady around
the waist, and uttcring a cry OF JOY,
printed several kisses upon. her lips
with the quickncss OF thought. On
Coming TO an explanation, it was
found that the young gentleman had
mistaken the lady for her twin sis,
ter, whom he was counting. The
Times thinks it dangerous to marry Il
lady who has Il twin sister, rs a man
might be kissing somebody clse's
wife When he thought he had his
own.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
STOP HIM.

A boy was G running down tho
street the other day as thoughhc was
shot out Of n cannon, when he was
hailed by his father
"What's the matter, my SON.!
muffin"
"Whcre are you going!'
"No-Wherc's."
"What are you running so lof!"
"Cos, ! is"
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
AN OLE SOLDIER GONE.

Capt. VIM. Ramsey, who served as a
soldier daring the Revolutionary strug-
gle, and who was present at the surren-
der Of the British army at Yorktown,
died on the 22nd ult., il Boone county
Missouri.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
TOBACCO.

A hocshead of tobacco was sold
at the Planters Warehouse, in this
city, yesterday for SO Is per hun
dred. 1t was bought by a manutac,
turer in the city. Many hogSheads
would bring much better prices than
are received for them if proper skill,
and care we're exercised in aSsortingI
curing, packing and prizing.
-TEra
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SCRAPS FROM AN "EHCHANGE.'

The Ladies of Buffalo have com
menced wearing their shawIs folded
square. and thrown over their should
ers, A la native blanket.
\ lady had 4 duck, which hearing
it was To be cooked for dinner, walk
ed into the garden and deliberately
stuffed itself with sage and onions.
AS the sun in all his splcndor was
peeping over the eastern hills, a new
Iv married nan exclaimed, "the glory
of the world is rising!' His wife who
happened to be getting UP at that
moment, taking the Compliment to
herself, simpered out, "What would
pou say, my dear, if ! bad my new
silk gown on"
It's natural for water TO run down
hill and men to incline to error.
Its natural for ants To DO lndustrl,
Gus, and loaicrs to be lazy.
It's natural for spiders TO spin; but
ii ism natural for modern young Ia
dies to spin any thing but street
yarn.
A gallant wag was lately sitting by
the side of his beloved, and unable tc
think of any thing else to ask her
asked her why she was like a tailor
81 don't know" said she, with q
pouting lip, sunless it'sb ccausc all
sitting by my goose"
The gentleman, we presume, was
immediately troubled with a sTrcr
in the side.
'Fathcr they say fish bite now"
"Wel my son, mind your worl
and you'll be sure they won't bite
YOU"
And how many women have be
licved that any change must be 10.
the better, and only discover thcI
mistake when too late TO remedy it
"a time, by the by, at which mis-
takes are usually found out.
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
lCTIONAR

We find the following new def
nitions Of several words in our Ian
gnaGc, not to be found in Webster's
Dictionary
Philosophy Experiments phi
losophy-asking a man to lend yor
money. Moral philosophy refusing
TO do it. :
Progress Of 7'ime.-A peddlor 60
ing through the land with wooden
clocks.
Gentees Society.-A place where {
rake ishonored and the moralist con
dcmned.
Poetry.-A bottle Of ink sprink-
led over a sheet of fOolscap.
Friend.-One that takes your mo-
ney and then cuts your acquaInt-
ance.
Pahfot.-A man who has neither
property ibr reputation to lose.
Lorely Woman.-An article man
ufactured by mil!iners and dress-ms.
kcrS: ~
sWh0 wants but little here be'ow,
And wants that little for a show
Democratic banner., 1845-06-21
EQUALITY.

never Has fAiSteu; ana pernapS IL
never will exist. But TINT a much
nearer approach to itmay be made,
there is no sort of doubt. All men
are not equal in mental or physical
power. Some are active and strong
while others are weak. And through.
out all nature the same fact is deser,
nable.
"Order is heavens first law, and
this contest,
Some are and must be greater than
the rest.
More rich-morc wise"
But while this is true, it does no;
follow that L only, who, by for.
tune or accident. have Gained power
OF wealth, are the only competent
persons for important stations in So
! cIcty-to be looked up to As the sem.
bodiments' Of all wisdom and all
talent. SO far as government is con-
cerncd. there is much more general
capacity for diScharg;ng any of It's
duties, than many are ready to adj,
nit. As Democrats, believing in
the capacity of man for self-govern-
ment, VIC believe that almost every
man, with ordinary sense. is capable,
or a readily become so, of filling
any office in the government under
which Inc lives. We cannot agree.
therefore, that the services of any
particular man are indispensable to
the eyISlance of the government. OF
TO the prosperity Of the party with
which he may act We believe in
the capacity of the people as a mass.
We could coniide TO their judgment
and bow submIsslvely to their will
bat we should be quite unwilling 10
trust our interests in The hands of one
man, and be governed by his Judge
mcnt alone.
No one man can monopolise, i
he desired ii, all the knowledge and
wisdom OF the world. SO far from
IT, he does we'll If he obtains enough
10 "act well his part" and wher
each individual does this, the mas.
move on tremendously and prosper
ous!y. Its true that some parts
may be more difficult to perform
than others, and which vii
require more strength OF Lody ant
mind; vet, in THE GREAT MASS, there
are always enough who have the a
bllity for any place that may be as
signed them.
C~onfding then in the capacity o
men generally, and acting upon tina
confidence, we shall ever contenC
that the great mass alone have The
RIGHT TO govern, and to supervise
closely the acts Of their public ser
wants; They shoul trust no II Zoe
far, or believe for 4 moment that an,
man is Immaculate. Each mai
should act for himself, and under th'
belief that he has equal rights, and
capacity for any duty that may de
, %volvo upon him, if not equal to hi
. fellow man.
, Upon this individual capacity i
based the principle Of selEg6vorn
ment, which is the Iife-blood of re
publics, where all mcn are presume,
, to be equal, and treated SO. Ever,
one, until the contrary is shown, i
, deemed fit for any Office, and sue
, should be the estimate which eacI
= man should put upon himself. An
though not equal, in strength or MIN
g or body, with others, yet he is equa
, to the part he has to act. Lex. Tel