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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09
IMPORTANT QUESTION.

Are the coils and extent of the rice of
Intemperance, kfsown to and appreciated
By society?
We answer this question in the mega
tive. The extent of this vice is not known.
The evils consequent on its indulgence are
not appreciated. Why? Because the Gus
tom has made US callous to the evil. We
see men crowding the taverns by scores
We see men reeling in the s:reets-we
can smell them afar of, with the fiery SER
penis yet Kissing red hot in their throats-
but we are not shocked by this dreadful
spectacle, because we see it every day.
What we become accustomed to see, fails
to make proper impression on the SEN
ses. 1t is custom, and we heed it not. 1t
is the same with the vices and crimes that
intoxica.ions leads to. We hear so often
of murder, suicide, and other dreadful
consequences of intemperance, that we
grow callous to their enormity! All soci-
ETY. burns and crackles with the flame OF
alcohol-but we fail to be shocked by 1t,
because it is familiar. A thousand dens
vomit forth their reeking votaries, TO an
noy the public, disturb the peace, fill the
air with obscene words, muttered curses,
incipient rawlings, blasphemous maledic-
tons we cross the street to avoid the rum
lunatic, lest he should soil our apparel, but
we are no longer shocked in the heart
with this monstrous outrage on human
nature, 'for custom hath stated it TO the
eye.n Mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers
oh! why sleep We en- the brink of the roar
ing volcano, because flower grows upon
the margin, and the eye of love is blind to
the vice that now only appears like a
burning spot of beauty on the cheek! On
ly seventeen! and disguised in liquorl--
Not drunk, you say. but disguised. He
only takes an occasional glass! Don't
believe it! No young man ever yet took
an occasional glass;" who did not create
another occasion for another glass. Only
seventeen! and drunk at a tavernl Is
there power in the human mind, to ena-
I he mon to avoid destruction, and will not
that power rise into action when told that
youth If seventeen will pour down his
throaI the 6ery serpents of death, vice,
crime, and ihsaunyT LuoI s.seIl to your
own habits, but also look with kind ana.
ely TO Tie HABITS OF your friends, and those
you love. Mothers! look We 10 The habits
of your sons! Have no consideration for
the excuse of an :" occasional glass. p
Sisters! look well to your brothers The
midnight robber comes not. with a more
deadly, silent, and stealthy step than the
rice Of imternperance disguised in hues of
beauty. Beware of the rose tint on the
cheek of him who handles the cup. The
tends first approach is one not so revolt
ing. He comes dressed in smiles. He
remains frowning with terror. He tri-
umphs in the huwlings of discord. Mu-
SIC aud dancing announce his approach.
The pail of death, and the chords rafting
around the coffin, celebrate his tripmphs!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

The Force of Habit was remarkably
exempliied recently in Kentucky, On the
occasion of g funeral. The bereaved
wife and few neighboFs, sat waiting the
arrival of The people, all solemnly idle
The widow, becoming very uneasy, after
sitting idle a few minutes, cried out
SC Kate! bring me my knitting. I nay as
nell take a fesD stitches chile ths crosrd i
gatkeringr'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

A certain Justice of the Peace would
never hear but one Of the parties in case
before him, ssbecause,' as be said, sit al
ways puzzled him when he heard bosh!"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

Some wicked old bachelor has said. that
let US marry who we viii. We afterwards
find that We have not welded our Intended,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

Marrying lady for her beauty, is like
eating bird forits singing.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-09

SECURING CONFERENCE.-THE pur-
suit OF competence is commendable, and
favorable to many virtues; II implies IN
dustry, prudence, integrity, and temper
ance; for without the benefit of all these,
il is as little likely to succeed, as the at
tempt to fill sieve with water. lis re-
suits are, to enable you to provide for the
comforts of those dearest to you, and to
exercise the best feelings of our nature IN
Ininistering to the destitute. Even the
thoughtless Burns advises to secure a com
petence:
IS Not for to hide il in hedge,
Not for a train attendant;
But for the glorious privilege
Of being independent"
,@D,s& ne klrsufT Of wealth, for the mere
sake 81 Weaieih, Is far difFarers thing =
Ii is in this sense that love of money has
been declared the root of all evil. Its
fruits are meanneSs, injustice and dishon-
esty; and with whatever success it may be
crowned, it cannot command respect, or
bring happiness.
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THE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN
S NJ u II M A CHI N E S !!

IN LULE'S Patent French Burr Smut Machine.
W. We continue cur heading feeling justified in do
ing so not only fom our experience but from the
very latteling testimonials from Mers and Millwrights
of high standing and much oxperience-a few ofwhich
we present below.
Ii is well known to Millers and all concerned that
no part OF machinery has utterly failed to perform
its duty for any length of time, the iron smut ma
chines thousands upon thousands, in time and money,
have been eXpended-inyention after invention resort
ed to- until iron has been cut bent, twisted, turned,
and moulded into all shapes, and forms, and, after
short trial, seldom exceeding two years. has failed
not is generally supposed, owing to fault in the
construction of it, for all, nearly ALL have performed
well for time, but for the obvious reason, that iron
either wrought cast will not give retain the edge
requisite in cleaning, well as in glindng grain,
and when gone not be renewed, consequently the
machine is rendered useless Itiswe established that
no chine will clean grain well without an edge and
of course that eral which affords the geatest
and most durable edge, is the proper material Of hch
to construct Smut Machines French Burr seems to be
the designed by nature for the purpose, and every
Milers knowledge of the material must satisfy him at
once that owing to its fine, keen, and lasting edge,
and the ease with which it be renewed, it must
take the precedence, and finally the place, of all iron
machines for cleaning wheat and all will concede up
on the least reflection, that our heading is no boast
but that we have truly arrived at the long wished and
sought for desideraunf-THE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN
SMUT MACHINES.
A cut represents one Of the machines. An upright
cyentric machine, perceive and no old fashion
ed rubbes represented by somegot up in the best
manner 1t comes from the shop ready for the belt, and
may be set up in day, and in any part of the mill
without enclosing. No dust escapes from them, it be-
ing drawn up through the machine far preferable plan
to blowing it through the machine, as it is separated
from the wheat, and discharged through the fan spout
out of the mill; thus saving a considerable amount OF
expense and labor, in clearing the much filth usually
deposited in it. These machines have edge, OF
upI hp u1ta rt,pDtl lU
less motion and of course less power do the same a.
mount ofwork. They are constructed that they can
be taken down, and the edge renewed in few hours;
this they will need more than i'll two years, it
IntaI
Manufactured Of various sizes to clean from Is to
100 bushels per hour, and sold at from $l00 $780,
according size, and hazard the assertion that
machine Of the kind costs half much to manufacture
nuEe half perfect in all respects. and none half SO
cheap to the purchaser nthe long run
n. b. About one halfof the machines which have al
ready been sod we've to replace the valious kinds Of
iron machines which had previously been used
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TESTIMONIALS:

have been using one of LuPs Patent French Burr
Smut Machines and am satisfied it is OF tho best
ulnchincs now i'll use for durability, and for doing the
work well, with little power. Having my mill geared
with run OF stone have been able to test it, in regard
to power, to fraction. For NJ. Duty.
West GAINESVILLE, Oct. !, lS43.
concurin in the above, and recommend it, after using
various kinds oGron machines both in this country and
Ill England. RICHARD DYMOND,
Miller IN Charge.
Having in operation seveal of Lu's patent smut
machines within the last two years, would say to the
milling public that they are decidedly superior in all
particulars. to any iron machine, and think them SUI
Perior to any thing that can be made Of iron; on ac-
are constructed and the ease with which the edge can
be replaced should they become SMOOTH would recon-
mend them as requiring but little power.
SAMUEL. HALEY, MilIwrlght.
McColnclIsvllle, Ohio, Feb. IL, lo4o. =.
This is TO certify, that have now in use in my mill
two Of LulPs patent French Burr smut machines, No.
Il 2 Zone for wheat and the othe for buckwwheat
and yQ and find them to clcan smutty or foul grain
in first rate manner, and believe them to be superior
in all respects to any iron machines W. DAVIDSON.
Bidgewate, Beaver CO., Pa, Feb. 7, l645
We are using Luls patent French Burr Smut ma
chimes, which has been in operation two years and
gives entire satisfaction, we would recommend them to
miers, for cleaning wheat WE'LL for the permanency of
their construction for cleanliness for the small amount
OF power required and last though not least for their
durability We doubt not they will last an age, with
trifing expense. STONE, THOMAS, 4 Co.
Malta Ohio, Feb. 10, l845.
am now using lin Pritchard and Laflers mill, one
of Lulrs patent French burr smut machines, and
think tone Of the best machines have ever used, du-
ring experience Of twenty years for the purpose Of
cleaning wheat, unequalled for durability, and requ-
ring but little power. JOHN COURTYARD.
Miller in Charge.
Sandy vile, Tuscarawas county, Oct. l9, l643
checrfully recommend to millers Luspatent French
burr machines .--IInvinP uRnu the three
past years, and cleaned from 600 TO 100000 BUSH
ea Of wheat with it, we find it operates as well now as
when fret started, without dressing or repairs OF any
kind. think it unequalled in all respects
JAMES BUSTER.
McConnellsville, Morgan CO., o., ls45.
w. w. Wallace: DR.. Sir-Wc have the French Burr
Smut machine NJ Halderman bought of you in opera
ton II is the complete thing we have seen
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NEW STORE IN CADIZ !!
VIM. BoGGs r.. v. sIMERAL G. S. ATKINSON
BoGGS, sTMERAE & CO.
splendid stock of Goods

FENIIE subscribers respectfully beg leave to inform
the citizens of Cadiz and the surrounding country
that they have just received and are now opening a
large and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
In the old store room Of R. Craig at the imme
dately below tire Sentinel Office, and opposite Mahood
Grimes store. Their Stock consits of every variety
of Goods usually found in store, such as Dy-Good
Groceries, Hardrare, QueenswGre, China GLASSWARE
and full supply of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles
The subscribers assure their friends and the Public
chat every article in their store and fresh, and
warranted to be goods and we are determined to sell
at small advance for cash. or approved country pro-
ducc, Purchasers are solicited to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
April e, l845. BOGGS, SIMERAL, s. CO.
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bachelor at Green Bay adyenses in the Re
publican that sixteen or twenty New York OF
New England daInsels Of suitable age, could
soon enter into agreeable co-partneTshiPs by en-
igrating to that pan Of Wisconsin-maids being
scarce, and bachelos plenty. Eastern papers re
quested TO copy.
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CHEAP BOOK STORE.
JOHN w. BLAIR,

BRUSH MANUFACT RER,
No. 1870 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
T%EEPS constantly on hand the most extensive as
u sortment of BRUSHES in the west, which he will
sell as low as any in the United States Of the same
Quality, and on more hbegal terms. Also, Com Hand
and Fire Whisks Also, full supply of
SHOE FINDINGS.
including Pegs, Sparabes Kilt, Binding and Lining
Skins, &c. together with themo,t complete assortment
of FISHING TACKLE TO be found in this city,
Wholesale a. Retail the most reasonable terms MAG
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WESTERN EXCHANGE,
--CADIZ, OHIO--
ia mes HARPER

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
II lie in general that he has leased the above well
known Hotel, formerly kept by +. D. Grimes and re-
Gently by A. F. Croskey and is uow prepared to ac-
commodate boarders and travellers in superior STYLE
His table will at all times be furnished with the best
the market Affords his Bar supplied with the choicest
liquors. and pains will be spared his part add
to give him call. april If
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Dissolution of Partnership.

,TTNHE partnership heretofore existing between
mutual consent, on the 30th of February. All per-
having unsettled accounts in any way inteb-
ted to said firm, earnestly requested to call soon
and make payment Of their respective accounts.
DANIEL KILGORE,
ROBERT LYONS.
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NOTICE. The mercantile business will be cons
" tnued in the room occupied by the late firm Of
Hogg& a. (Tipton dec'd) The custom of tho old firm
together with other, 10 respectfully solicited Our OBJ
eot viii be at oil times TO have general stock ofgoods
which we are determined to cell ns cheap as can be
be bought elsewhere.
march &c WILLIAM H0GG Il co.
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MILITARY GOODS.
NEW STORE,
Corner Of Market and Fourth Streets.
pTrT,rVrpVrnr, IA

Corner Of Market and Fourth Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ME subscriber, thankful for the generous patron
L age given him last year; and being his first in this
branch Of business, respectfully inform the military in
general that he is well prepared to fill orders for
MILITARY GOODS Of every kind of the best man
uachre, and at moderate prices, being determined by
keeping good stock and selling cheap, to make the
interest OF all to give him liberal share of patronage
ALSO-An excellent assortment OF Fine Gold and
Silver Watchtq, Silver Spoons, Fine Jewelry, Gold
Pens Pencils, Thimbles, fine Penknives, end Razors
Solar Lard Lamps, Britannia Tea Ware, Common Ware,
Castors, Candlestcks, Tea Trays, Walters, Canes &c
ALSo--Watch and I lock repairing. done in the best
manner. Being practices and experienced workman
myself, and having complete stock of the most inn
proved Watch Engines and fools in use, il 10 in my
power render full satisfaction, moderate prices in
every variety of Watch and Clock work. Those ata
distance sending their watches be repaired may de-
pend on having them done as we'll and as cheap az IL
present. W. W. WILSON
Formerly Of Jno. Wallace and Co.
march &c 81, Market sirest.
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NEW ADVANCEMENT.

II NHE Mercantile business will be continued at the
Il old stand Of d. Kilgore & Co., by the new firm
of KlLGORE, L YONS Il CO, where they offer for
sale large and general assortment of GooDs at redu
ced prices and hope heretofore, liberal share Of
the public patronage. DANIEL KILGORE,
ROBERT LYONS,
April9 JOHN p. KILGORE
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II. CHlLDS s. co.
Wholesale Nhoe Store.

Wholesale Shoe Store,
MO. 1871 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, have
" commenced receiving their spring supplies, con-
ssting upwards 1000 cases Boots and Shoes, Palm
leaf Hats Bonnets Of the latest style, Mems and Boys
Summer Caps, also Sole Leather All of which have
been purchased principally for cash) direct from the
eastern manufactures and at the very lowest prices
They respectfully solicit merchants visiting Pittsburgh
for the purpose of purchasing, OF on their way east to
call and examine their large extensive stock which
will be sold prices which cannot fail to please 26
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IL diz, April l, ls45.
A
Ankrum, Margaret,
Allen David,
Achens William.
Adams John.
Anderson William,
B
Birney Hugh,
Bushnell George E.
Boyce Abraham,
Brinley Benjamin,
'Barricklow Henry 2
Brigham John w.
Braden Joseph
Cox George W.
Cole Joseph
Clifford Edward
Chancey William
.Canell William s.
.COnaway Michael
Carson William
Camried Margaret
Christy Richard
Cope Jacob
CraD Oeorge w.
d
DruInmond Rev. Jane
Dutton James
Dunaway Eli Y.
E
Edie Joseph II. 2
Estep Robert
Easlick Pascho
+
Fivccoat George
Fulton Margaret
Fuller John Lyon
George Samuel
Grove Jenct
Greene Miss Mary
Gamble John
IGwin Jesse
Gilmore Francis
II
| Huebener Edward
Hamilton William
Harper Samuel
Hix William
Hoogland James
Hines John
Hervey David
Healon George H.
Heathorn Edward
Hill Eli
Holt Cyrus
Huston B. V. Esqr.
Hoffman John
Hudson John
Hale Thomas
Hilton John
Hines Samuel
Johnson Robert 9
Kinsey Kersey 2
Knox John 2
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1
ng in the Post o6oo at Ca
Lee Thomas
Lucas William
Layport William
Laury John
Lucy DR..
Lyons John
NJ
McGrew Rachel C.
John
Meager Miss Rachel
McNealy Jane D.
maxwell henry
Marshal Joshua
Maxwell Robert
Moore William J.
McFadden William
Moore Christopher
Moore Sarah
Marshall Johnson 2
McCaslen John
Namely Joseph
Mack Miller
Miller ]. P.
Mckee Robert
McFadden Alex.
Mafiit John s.
Maxwell James
Malhers Nancy Mrs.
Maliolm John
N
Norris
2
Patten James
Perez Nelson
Parrish Benjamin
Pelton Catharine Mrs
Porter Smiley
Prilchard Rebecca Mis-
r
Robinson Susan
Rex Jefferson
Robinson Eliza
Robis Robert L.
Rumyon William
Rap James A,
Ryan Rchecca
S
Slemmona Nancy
Shonock George
Steen VIM. F.
Stewart Joseph
Sharp Joseph
Sheets Joseph
Simonton VIM.
Smith Daniel
SINGER Thomas Taylo
T
Thompson Elijah W.
I'aggart James 8.
Thompson Wm, s.
Talbot Ralph
w
Walfel Charles2
Wharton George 2
Yelling David
Wells Charles
Worley Wesley
Woodford jeremiah
DIN BEALL, P. NJ.
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NEW SPRING a. SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SEAbKIVW a SUNA4AK1sS WWVOSs
VEHIiE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
their customers and the public generally tha: they
are now receiving, >ud opening large and we'll selec
ted assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purcnaled in the eastern cities at
such prices will enable thcm to sell at cheaper rate
than was ever heretofore offered in this place. Persons
wishing to purchase cheap good will do well, and
too, by just calling at the store of ,-
Aprl'lG, ls45. KlLGORL, LYONS & co.
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Y OOK to the end, orthe Bennets abroad The Nun,
4 or Life in a Convent; The Coegians; The Ghost
Hunter and his lalnily; The Magic Goblet, by Mrs
Emeie Carlen; Phil. Purcell and other taes Of Irc-
land; The Countess FaustlnnI Marston, or tho me-
moirs OF Statesman, White Lies and false and true;
Cruickshanks' Omnibus, or vehicle for fun and fro
lie; The Robber of the Rhine, by Leigh Rtchie Har-
ny Hareoot, or, the three Temptations by ]. H. Ingro-
ham; Scarleps Feathers The seven Knights OF tales
of Mary Sands; Persia containing description ol tho
country Grahems Magazine for April Godys Ladies
book do. for sale BY
april .. A, l.. FRAZER, Steuhenvillo,
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JOSEPIn WILLIAMS

VVJH1H n VVHI1H7H7"I'77
WTOULD respectfully inform the citizen of llarri-
wv son aud the surrounding counties, that since
he has erected his new and spacious establishment in
THAN EVER!1 He keeps on hand almost every vn-
riety work in bis ne which he does not hesitate to
warrant superior to eastern manufacture, such aS
Family Carriages, Barouches, Sulkoys
Buggies, Gigs, Sleighs. &c.
And will make to order on the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable and fair the best article Of
STAGE COACHES.
Those who entrust him with their work, may be Is
surod that no pains or expense will be spared in pocu-
ring materials of the best quality second to in the
ate Persons wishing any vehicle in his line, will
find il to their interest give him call before dealing
elsewhere. Or Don't mistake the big sign Of Viii
ioms, Conch Maker, directly east Of the Cudiz Hpte
Caliz, April Sly
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u NOTICE.
Il DO hereby orewarn all persons against purchasing
4 or trading for two notes of hand given by me TO
james H. Baker, bearing date the 18th or 14th OF
February, 1915; the first, for Two Hundred and Twen-
ty-eight Dollars and 9S cents, payable one year from
date; the other, for Three Hundred and Sixty-1wo
Dollars and "a cents, payable two years from dateas
am determined not to pay said notes. unless compel
led by law; they having been obtained fraudulently,
and without due consideration.
March 24th IS45. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
INRESH Mackere Molasses and Sugar, for salclo
IL by Iap9l S. a. H. MFADDEN.
ENRESH mackerela and herring for sale at the store o.
Il march 26 WILLIAM H0GG a. co.
GtUPERIOR TEAS.--20 hnlf chests fresh Teas Just
~ received and for sale by ANDREWS & HULL,
April g. Stcubenville, Ohio.
GNOPPER AND TINWAREs--a general assortment
~ ofSharp's manufacture, and at sharp's prices,
kept constantly on hand BY S. g. Ii. mFADDEN
LNRESH RICE--Just received, one tieree new crop
III nice. ANDREWS a. HULL,
April 81 Steubenyillc, o.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
9 e. TT M,FADDEN

5. q H. M'FADUEN
FAVE Just received a Splendid Stock Of SPRING
Il IL GOODS, which have been purchased within the
last month, in Philadelphia by an experts need Judge
They consist in part of the following, viz: Cloths Cas-
smeres, Cassinetts, Linens, Granderels Drills Bed
TiCkings Ginghams Cacoes, Laws, Balzarines. Ber-
rafShCs. Silks Cravats, Dress HhdkE silk Shawls, to-
geher with splendid assortment of the latest style
ROnnctS,, LegHOTn 81 PaErU1 Leap EEn1s!
While the bove goods fresh they invite the pub
lie to call and examine their stock, as they are deter
mined to scatter orgain1 throughout the county.
Cadiz, April 8, 1875
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
FENHE undersigned keep the Depository Of the AMER
IcAH SUNDAY School UNIoN,--where may be had
all the publications of the socey, at the same prices
that they can be had at in Philadelphia. Catalogues
win be sent (where requested) by mail, containing a
complete list Of Sabbath School Books Persons wish
ing to purchase s. S Libraries viii please send theiror-
ders TO INGRAM ~ ELLIOT, Booksellers,
march 26 Market Street, Pittsburgh.