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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Highland Generosity -The rites Of
hospitality were inviolableamongthe Cclts,
who, lest they might discover am enemy in
their guests, did not ask their names or
business until after protracied soioum.
The following affecting anecdoie is related
in a number Of "The Clan" lately publish
al. A young man from Cowal, travel
Iiug through the McGregoI's country went
into a tigh: osad, or iun, 20 pass the night.
A company OF others had met there, aud in
The course Of the 81 eninE, quarrel having
arisen dirks were drawn, and Lamond ,ihe
stranger unfortunately killed his opponent
who was no other than The son Of McGre-
cor Of Glonsirae. who was then head of
The clan. The Young man fed with Tie
sTccd o. q deer, and reached a house, az the
door Of which io5d iis proprietor, looking
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Hint, 10 loaag Lalics-l young women
waste their time IN trivial anus nouls m the
prime season Coz improvement, which is Je-
tween the ages Of sixteen aud twenty, they will
hereafter rcgre, bitterly the loss when they come
to feel themselves inferior N knowledge to al
most every one they converse with. and above
all, if they should ever be- molh,.s, when they
feel their inability TO direct aud assist the pur.
sl.s Of hcchiII,nlhCy VIII then find ignorance
a severe moHifcalcn and real eviL-Ld It
animate their industry and LIT not modest
opinion Of their capacities be a discouacement
to their Cudcavors after knowledge 4 moderate
understanding, with diliEent and well directed
application, will 60 much farther than more
lively genius. II attended w'h that impalirnce
AMI iua,tcnion which too often accompany quick
parts Il is not for want Of capacity that so
many women are such lnfiing aud insiTil com
pauions, 50 30 qualified ior the firndship and
conversation Of $ nsibla man or lor the task
OF nsirucing or governing "a lau.It ii i OF ner
the neglect @! exercising tho talents they really
have; AMI from emitting 20 cultivate .ls.e from
intellectual improvement, On this neglect Iley
lose the aaccrr't Of pleasures which would r.
main when almost every ether iofso'k them. Of
which neither fortune nor age could deprive
them, end which wonli be comfort and o..
source IN almost every possible situation Of lie
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

res" Jor feaeet-Fcnco poss arc NOS
cnaaHng WIN ihe bark Is peeled of- 70 prevent
worms Iron hafboring n them; IN drying them
one SUMMIT e AVOID moisture, "a testing re
bll en1s o. 8 - % prevent Re- rclurn. TIE
sap o. non rcs4-laircts ftrmsna ID healrt snd
msla pisces. end The wood decays Thcbes
uuber s from girdlcl year CT So before they
are cut down PEGS shou,l no, Dc srif as j.
diriaes iae gan e he vel, les n water cad
rois it
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Daaid Webster GA4 tie Qaaker-A drab.
coated gentleman from Rhode Island once an
piled TO Mr.. Webster 10 come on a certain day
aud plead case for him, ouquiring what would
be the amount Of TIC Zee WHY saws Dan.
iel, II always liked the Quakers they are
quiet, peaceable people, who never 60 10 law
II they can help H. AID il would be bitter for
our great country ifihore were more such peo-.
pie in il think $1,000 will be about right for
my fee in this case" The Quaker wcH nigh
tainted when be heard this, but did not be,rav
the least emotion. Friend Webster saws he.
that's great deal Of money; bun may have
more causes to plead Suppose give thee he
$1,000, will thou Try the others lkewiseF'
Yes, says Daniel; "as I have 10 attend the
court, | will plead in the others ifyou 50 desire.
without charging an extra Zee" So down thew
went 10 the Rhode Island, and Daniel tried the
case, and carried II for The Quaker. Neantine
the Quaker bad applied TO al the folks that had
suits in court, and had 60, some four or five
saiioFs TO pay him fro m $500 10 $500 each for
The services Of The great Daniel aWhst nssd
The statesman. when be heard Il. udiI Won sYD.
pose am 70 be let out by Won. Ike horse =
hlrtF Friend Daniel replied he Qualer
"dhd thou not undefiake 70 plead an such "a.
IS as ] shouli have 10 give thee1 lfthop viii
uoi sand o. 10y agrucmfnt. neither viii I -f-n8
TO mine Laniei laughed OF ready 10 splii his
SIDES ~ ihis, an1 cpusidering bimself ifrmlv
p.nned, be went sool humorodlv 10 worl 80
plead them OIL So the Quaker made s20olv
.ae operation.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

towards hIm-no Illlle alarmed, aud
was about to take his arm, when he sud
denly raised his hand 10 his head, violent
ly throwing its covering into the cataract
tlerc-take me- hat ."
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Sore Taro4L-We have known several in
STAGES in which this distressing complaint,
even in lis worst stages, has been immediately
allevidtcd and speedy cured By the following
remedy. Mix pennyworh Of pounded cam.
phor with a wine glass OF brandy, pour a small
quantity on lump ofsugar, and allow ii to dis
solve in the mouth every hour The third or
iomth generally enables the paiien, 10 AVALON
with casc-Ncd Jopr
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

ont, as the practice was before retiring TO
rest, for passing strangers; and TO him La
mond exclaimed, Il have slain a man: save
me from the death which now purSues mep
whatsoever you are said the old chief, EN-
ter my house and you are SAFE IN few
minutes the purSners were at the door, i'm
patiently inquiring whether the fugitive
had been seen, for, said they 'he has slain
your son, and we burn lorrevenge! Alas,
alas! my beloved child cried GIeustrae,
bursting into flood of bitter tears, the
stranger has besought my protection and
received tiny promise cannot be forfeit
ed, even for this dreadful deed; as live he
shall here be safe The generous tut sor-
rowing McGregor, true to his word not
only shielded him from the vengeance Of
his cIansmen, but conveyed him under
strong guard to his native place, and on
parting clasped his hand and thus address,
ed him; 'L0mond, you are now in safety;
but take care that you meet not hereafter
with my clan, for no longer can or will
protect YOU iareWeIlp Some time after
this, when the McGregors We're visited
with the dire and relentless persecution by
which they were so long afflicted, old
Aasair Of G!enstrac, obliged TO conceal
himself from his enemies, was received
with becoming hospitality, and IF, atcd
with the utmost respect and kindness by
this Lamond. who blessed God for afford.
ing him the opportunity Of SO far repaying
the deep debt ofgratitude which he owed
TO his now unfortunate friend"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17
al TlnchcIor.. LnnllNt.

Oh, ,rouH That q girl 10 Lorc.
oh, would had a gill to love,
10 share these happy hours
Ny bliss 20 crown. while she would prove,
The iairoS OF lilies flowers
No more Id crave, if ibis light heart,
A woman'S worth might know,
And pure affections priceless gem
The light Of love would show.
I'm weary Of n single he,
Though al lis JOYS are minC
There's scarce a pleasure now possessed
But might be made divine
IL could claim a better bali.
And ucod no longer rove
To find the prizc as heat Gesiros--
\ gca.le girl 10 love-
Now maiden mir, (noi vi bcspoLc.)
Why shouldI longer arryl
am lw,niy-iour wears old mex, month.
And am resolved 10 marryi
So il among you beats heart,
Which might with mine accord,
Oh ld nul this leave You so,
But haste 10 send mc word
And that will be a happy dav,
The day claim ny belief
aud that viii be a happy thrme,
On which We 10th may dwell
And Twill be a happy man,
When her sweet s,niim ! move;
And she shall b. q hsr1y ciIl-
Size shall-ihc ciTl love
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Il IS pleasing 10 observe some good
qualities Of age 10 young man, and some
Uaiis 81 youthful character IN a. old MAJ.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17
TubNE.Cain.

Old Tnbal Cain was man of might,
In the days when Garth was young;
BY the fierce red light of his furnace bright
The strokes Of his hammer rGnC;
And he lifted high his brawny hand
On the iron glowing clear,
Till the sparks rushed cut in scarlet showers,
AS he fashioned the sword and spear.
And he sang-"Hurra for my handiworM
Hurra for the spear and sword!
Ilurra for the hand that yields them WELL
For be shall be king and lord !"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Drea!fW OccWTcace.--A MAN LITER
ALLY DISSOLVED A Young man, named
Joseph Brammcy, residing at Hadfeld, 10
Derbyshre, and employed at the DIuon
Vale print-works, belonging to Mr. Potter,
was lately found in pan containing 300
gallons of causIic ley, which was at boil
ing heat. How he came in is not known,
but il isSuppoSed that he went 10 the top
Of the pan 10 see if the ley was boiling, and
standing OH the edge, must hav' fallen in
to the horrible grave. The deceased had
not been seen about the premises after
tWeaty minutes past ten O'clock. At a
quarter past one, Robert STUDIES went 10
stir up the liquor in the pan, when, to his
great alarm, he discovered some of the de-
ceascdS clothes, the body being quite
eaten away by the liquor Assistance
was Immediately procured, and search
was made for the remains Of the deceased.
The liquor in the pan was thrown away,
aud at the bottom of the pan nothing but a
few bones could be found, and these look
ing as they had been in the ground hun
dred years. The leather and soes OF his
clogs were eaten away; a portion Of his
clothes, that were made ofcolton, hod suS.
tanned lille injury; and the iron and nails
that had been IN his clogs were found. The
dcccaSeG'S teeth were discovered all senar-
ate. Strange to say, the dcceascds heart
was found by itself quite sound. all that
was collected Of tie body did not weigh
seven pounds; and if these paris had re-
manned IN the liquor thrae hours longer,
not particle would have been left The
deceased was about seventeen years of age.
This dreadful circumstance has caused the
utmost regret to the proprietor Of the print.
works, who is well known for his beneyo-
Ieut POSITION crJy MercHrH
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

There are 4 female boarding schools among
the Choelaws, sustained mainly from the funds
Of The nation; buiunlertheimmodisir instruction
Of toe missionaries They numbCr about Two
hnulrci AMI fiy pupils There are also many
schools taught on Saturday and ihe Satlaih.
chiefly Indian teachers. embracing sinor s,vrn
bundled scholars, aduhs and Children.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Ceriaia earc-his sid The JUICE ofihe Liule-
burr IS a certain cure ioT me bile o. ony vcno-
nous reptile. Ia p0uiuce be made 81 wheat
bran and ihe liquor IN which THE burns have
ben boiled. and applied 10 the wound together
with tsbie spoonful Of the juice, taltn every
hour The barr seasily olfained
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17

Why Is q uomun's tongue ike thus5sr
clouiF
Because j. Is beyoni The cornol cfman.H
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-17
10 Tubal Cain came many one.

or ne snail Ut KING ana lOlu
10 Tubal Cain came mony one,
As he wrought by his roaring fire,
And each one pray'd for strong steel blade
As the crown OF bis desire
And he made them weapons sharp and strong,
Till they shouted loud for Ice,
And gave him gifts OF pearl and gold,
And saoiIs Of the forest free
And they sang-"ilussa for Tabal Cain,
WHO has given US strength anew!
Nurra for The smith, aud hurra roy the fire,
Aul hugra iorthe metal lgue'
Bat sudden change cane DER lis heart
Ere the setting Of the sun,
And Iubal Cain was filled with pain
For the evil he had done;
lie saw that men, with rage aud hate,
Made wal upon their kind,
That the hand was red with the blood they shed
In their lust for carnage blind
And he saii-"AIas that ever | made
Or that skill Of mine should pl,n,
The spear and the sword for men whose Jog
Is to slay their fellow man p
And for many day old Tribal Cain
Sat brooding o'cf bis woe
Aud his hand iorctoic to smta the ore,
And his furnace smouicd lew.
But he rose at last with cheerful iace
And bright, Courageous eye,
And barred his strong arm for the work,
while the quick flames mounted high.
Aul hc sang-"Hurm lor my handiworl"
Anlthercd sparks lii The ain;
Eala'one for the blade was The bright sl,cl
mal,!'
3 h. fashioned the first plougLshare
t.I men, taught wisdom from The past,
"a Hi,nl,hip joined rh.il hands,
Hung lie sword .n tie hail. aul he spear on
the wall,
Aud plough'd he willing lands;
Aud sang-"Iluru for Tutal Cain
Our siannch good friend is BE-;
And for the pIoughshar and tie plough,
TO him our prise shall be-
But while oppression Its lis hoad,
Or tyrant would be- lord,
Though we may thank him Cor the plough,
Wen not forget tie sword
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WHY VIII. lE DIE
BEWARE OF CoNsI NPTION.
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
AI.M ANS CURES.

We find from Of the Eastern papers, that this
popular medicine IS performing of the most
marfable record in the CITY Philade. phia
within the last 1916 persons have been
perfect health. New York 2fSS, Boston 100, Bat-
more 100, and would suppose average amount in
This fact efficient misunderstanding the wonderful
efficacy of this truly valuable medicine. acquain
ted with persons city who have been
perfect health by timely Dr. Duncan
Medicines. and would therefore nd them 10 those
suffering with the premontory symptoms of Consump-
tion-such Colds, Coughs, Chiliness Impaired Ape
tite Slight Fever, Hoarseness and difficulty growing out
of the matter itself lungs:
of the throat, dry and painful cough tightness Of the
chest, attended with of sHoCaiIon- complex on
salow and pad. difficulty of breathing. redness of the
checks papitaton of the heart, sick headache saltish
in the mouth pain the side, breast and
small of the back of the skin Irregular state OF bow
els foul tongue disturbed difficulty OF laying the
side depression faintness ATTENDED with weak
general de bitv OF the whole system. gddneSs
and duneSs sight. pain the stomach and sometimes
vomiting. wasting decay the body. hacking cough
gree heat increased pain the breast and
side. splitting of a white green and white bloody
night hectic fever &c, &c. Such
of the symptoms OF that dreadf I'll de-
stroyer, CONSUMPTION. And being a and
solemn fact, will those afflicted any longer deprive them
selves OF Il cure. when At hand-whch Is
DIR. DJT MEANS EXPECTOR ANT REMEDY, med
that has established itself millions of both
Europe and the United States.
Western Office Just open for the accommodation Of
Agents and others living the South and West. No l1e
sycamore Cincinnati. where oil Southern and v
tern Orders Medicines must addressed in future.
J5~Advice given and all classes OF diseases treated
with skill and science
This valuable medicine is for sale in Richmond Ind
at the BOOK STORE.
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1INHE Celebrated DR.. Rush's Compound Purifying
i SYRUP OF SARSAPA RILLA-srRIcrIY AEoEr.-
BLE-The exalted reputation attained by Dr. Rush. both
in private practice and Physician TO the American
ARMY sufficient guaranty for the efficacy and useful
this truly Invaluable medicine 1t prescribed
bv him Physicians attached the during
glorious revolutionary struggle and proved TO be
certain unaling for several OF the most
lent the time most distressing complaints by
which our race afflicted. to-wit Affections OF the Lv-
er Dyspepsia or Indigestion and all disorders arising
from an impure OF the blood. Under this latter
head may be classed-obstnate erupuons OF the skin,
Pmples on the face, SypIlitic symptmos, Scay Erup
tons, letters and Ring orms, White swelling ScTofu-
la and Mercurial diseases
also a most excellent remedy for Chronic Rhenma
Infants Choc, and genetal affections OF the bow
els in ehirenfor of which has cfectual cure
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Doctor Walter T.. WanostrotchtZ's

This Pill by the experience of years. has been proved
be the plus ultra OF medical preparations The
celebrated himself cured 10000 of
suppressed green sickness and other diseases IN
females, having used hem to the exclusion OF
every such Diseases during continued
practice of nearly % whouta solitary instance of
failure. when used according 10 the directions They
first introduced this continent lel9 by DR.
Thomas Phillips, OF \ ewburgh, New York, he having
obtained the formula preparing them from DIR, W amos
trochtz himself They have since then been used
extensively trou ghou of the States. and
proprietor thoroughly satisfied of their virtue,
hat he fearlessy challenges the world To produce med
cine in any form thai will prove superior in relieving the
atiiictions of suffering women
l. The Sarsaparla and Pills for sale at the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
june l. ISIS Ally
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DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBR ATED
I5vGM EIIIa
Eo, the Cure Of Hepaes Lirer Complaint, Dyspcpsa
and SICK Head Ache.
9922-6IIl

For the Cure OF Hepaes Lirer Complaint DYSPEPSIA
and SICK Hedd-1chc.
SYMPTOMS DISEASED IIvER.-Pan in the right side,
SIDE under the edge of the ribs,
on pressurc the pain the left side; the
patient rarely able lie the left sidc sometimes
the pain felt shoulder blade, it frequently
extends the top the shoulder and is sometimes mis-
taken a rheumatism the right The stomach
affected with loss of and sickness the bowels.
in general costive. sometimes alternating with lax;
the head troubled with pain accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation the back part There Is generally
considerable loss of memory. accompanied with pain
full having left Undone ching which ought
have been done. y slight dry cough is sometimes
attendant The patient complains of wearincSs and de-
bitv; easily startled his cold burning
and he complains prickv of the skin; his
spirits low; and although he satisfied that
would be beneficial to him. yet he scarcely summon
up fortitude enough it. In fact he dIstus every
remedy Several of the above symptoms attend the dis
ease have occurred where few of them existed
examination of the body after death has shown the
liver to have been extensively deranged.
CERTIFICATES This is 10 certify, that having been
associated with Dr. VI Lane the practice of medicine,
for nearly and half years, have had many oppor
tuties of witnessing the good effects OF his Liver Pills.
and believe they have cured and relieved much larger
proportion the of the liver. than have known
cured and ressved by any other course OF treatment
Dee :. 1886. OLIVER MORGAN.
This certify. that niece of mine very i'll with
the Liver Complaint She obtained one box OF VI Lane
Liver Pills which she took received much benefit
from the She Is taking the second box, and
has nearly recovereG and believe II the Pills that
relieved her. as she took other medicine would
therefore eTuv them 10 those laboTlng
under that disease. JOSEPH BOYD.
Jetfreystovr. II miles from Pittsburgh
Prepared for the Proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists, No. 81,
Corner of 4th and W ood SITS Pittsburgh
n BIN order that there may be mistake, be partic
Forsale a, the REEDS.
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REAL EsTATE FOR sALE-Will

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAIE.-Will
be sold private sale the property on Fifth street
l,eIonpinp DR. Morris Lancaster, decd
consisting of LOTS substantially enclosed and I'M
proved by large BRICK DIV El4lING HOUSE. con-
srcted Of the best rails and finished in
in the neatest and approved style: we'll of good
water kitchen; large Csern for rain water near
the door together with buildngs-all in the best
der Aiso-about thirty Fruit Trees. consisting of APP
ple Pear Peach and Cherry, of the choicest selection
The situation is elevated and airy, commanding hnc
prospect of the surrounding country one OF
desirable locations for residence in the city OF
Richmond For information. enquire of
WILLIAM X. FOCLkE, Administrator.
Richmond, May II. ISIS 2ut
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PICHNQED INDIANA
&c II MO D.

ITO MANUFACTURERS AND OIHERS--Ihe
/ undersigned, having made arrange ents with jon As
CARR. OF twenty years experience IN Machinery
superintend Machine Shop, prepared to fur
nsh all kinds OF Machinery oraer at CincInnan prices
such as-Pchers, Carne Machines, Concensors, Power
Looms, Mapping Machines, shearng Machines, Press
Stoves, &c. &c.
1--WE also building superior Ihreshing Machines,
which will sell accommodating terms We are
also possession of the various patterns of lhres
Machin use anu can make any repairs required
Having q great variety Of MILL and other Patterns.
furnish ASTINt OF every description. on fair
Also variety Of Cooking, Parior. Ten and
Seven-Pate STOEES. kept constantly on hands all OF
which will be warranted for II months
J. NJ * ]. H. HI ton
n B. Hand Machines. for the manufacture Of Sewing
Silk made to order. J. n 4 J. H IL
Spring Foundry. June Il. lS45. 80 in II
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FOUNDRY.
THE undersigned still continue the Fou

>HE unde rsigned still continue the Foundry bus-
slness in the town of Hagerstown, Wayne CO., Ia,
and prepared fill all orders their line of
They viii make, order, all kinds of- Irons; va
riety OF Cooking. Ten and Seven-Pate. ana Parior
Stoves; Woods Patent, Mornings, Peacocas. Scoops
and Wisconsin Ploughs, both Right and Left Handed
Also, rst-rate article OF Bark Mills Hollow Ware OF
all kinds.
J. They have also made arrangements to furnish. of
superior workmanship all kinds Carding Machinery
Power Looms, Threshng Machines OF different kinds,
&c. SC.
They Will keep for SALE of Andirons.
W agon Boxes, Collar Blocks. Plough Shares Fan
Mill Irons, and all the variety OF articles made Foun-
deries-
In addition to the above, they will make order.
BELLS OF tone and material equal II the
country and all Brass and composition used
the construction of machinery
The above articles will be eAchanged. prices
FIaxSeed. heat Horses, ali articles approved
country produce:
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S. m. IlEEI1CNEE,

MANUFACTURER Of Coaches, Barouches, Friends
wi CarryaIls York Wagons, Fheions. Bugges, &c.
Also a superior article of Coach Cabinet, AMI Japan
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ranted not 10 crack
AIso-Carrac, Trimmings of every description, such
as Laces Cloth Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles. Lamps,
Lock and Hinges Rugs &c; all of which will be fur
accommodated by dropping line TO the subscriber
Main opposite Mr. Cilbers Hotel Richmond, Ia
June II. lS45 l9 in Al.