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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13


hone to compose n part. Yet while With
in the pale Of their charters he can only
hope for relief BY living out the long Pc
Rod Of their existence BY which time L
frequently happens that their powers are
so twined round and identified win the
interest of a community in this artificial
Icandition of their affairs, that by exeFting
their powers over the destiny OF their de-
pendents and frowning down all oPposl-
lion, they obtain a renewal of their char
tiers and still continue, with all their abuse,
to exist. -
The interest Of very different set
of proprietors is now TO be sustained. and
it is for their benefit that these crying
children are made TO appear in this last act
of the drama. They are attorneys, as
signees, trustees, cashiers, clerks and a
gents marshals, sheriffs and their depu-
ties, with spectators and brokers, for
like the spirit of sorcery 10 her master,
cast out of the dansel by st. Paul, these
banks are to them "source of great
gain" Wipe them away, and like Othel-
10, their occupation is gone Here in the
southwestern division of the State is the
battle to be fought; here are the cilidels
of the enemy, and here they have unfarl-
ed their flag for the conflict. 1t is here
that the shout Of a single assignee echoing
across the land will wake the clamor Of a
thousand voices in their defence, TO siide
with denunciation and drive the citizen
| from the sanctuary of the laws. 1t here
that judicial imbeciIity, smothering under
weight of professional talent, polluted
the records of a court with the decision
that banks could not be prosecuted by in
formation in the nature of quo trarranto,
leaving the inference that they must be
prosecuted by Indictment and punished at
the whipping post. The banks have made
the issue before the people; we join ii with
a full reliance that the field of litigation
that is ripening with their success and the
expense Of which all their assets would
hardly pay fraction, will be blasted by
your response"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

G-TT The reader will find on the first page
some curious facts in relation to the i" Pro-
gress of Machinery" The assertion that
Machinery and Pauperism march hand
in hand, p is as true as it is deplorable.
The achievements of ingenuity and Sci
ence in facilitating the production of the
necessaries and luxuries of life, so far
from inuring TO the benefit of the mass of
mankind, is the means of their further
restitution and degradation. Labor-saving
inventions but add to the gains of capital.
and the tolls of poverty s'Man has a right
to labor, and yet capitalist can, at any
time, by means of his machines, deprive
men of that right.' The aggregating ten
dency of wealth, IN older countries, has
created tyranny more absolute than that
of feudal times, and it holds its seeptre by
a law more powerful than the law of force
necessity. In this favored country, we
have set out for different destiny. The
theory upon which our government is
founded strips wealth of all power but that
of its influence for good, gives to all equal
chances in its acquisition and encourages
its diffusion rather than aggregation. A
rigid adherence to this theory can alone
prevent our country from becoming, as
older countries now are, a nation of prince
~ capitalists and starving paupers,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

Wednesday morning, :;:;; August 10, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

0~ The rnmor of the contemplated re-
signation of Mr.. Buchanan, and of disaf-
lection in the Cabinet, is authoratively sta
ted 10 be without least foundation. We
suggest that the editor of the government
organ might End more interesting and pro-
6table themes for his pen, than the contra
diction of every silly 'Srumor'' set afoat
BY the letter writer's and political scandal
mongers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

CARROLLTON:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

ELEcTIoNs.-We have received no re-
turns from Tennessee.
.4lGbama.-In Sumter county, Martin,
(dem.) pendent candidate for Govern
or, leads Terry, regular democratic candi-
date, over 100 votes. Parties are nearly
equally divided in this county, and the en-
tire wing vote was cast for Martin. We
consider Telry's election certain by very
large majority.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

We have received from Messrs.
Price & Fall, State printers, pamphlet
compilation of the FLAWS now in force re-
gulasing the Mississippi Militia, l34 pa
ges, prepared BY Maj. Gen. Dutiield, ofthe
Sd div. M. N. Il should be ia the hands
Of every militia officer in the State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR:
A. G.. M'NUTT.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

(t~r The editor of the Columbus Whig
"rides high horse" occasionally; for ex-
ample, that eu;ogy of the "noble Wings
of Mississippi" in his last paper. At the
risk of being considered g vulgaw pie
beian,'' we must say to him that although
he talks mighty purity, the whiskey can't
come." lie will never impress the people
with an appreciation Of the beauties of
whiggery by his high-sounding words and
heroic phrases. It's all gas, Mr.. Wing.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

SOUTHWESTERN FARMER.-This pubIica-
ton has ceased for want of patronage. We
have been an occasional reader of the pa
per for several years, and although we
thought its editor somewhat enthus'd'
in his devotion to the cause he. espoused,
we always considered his paper one of the
most useful in this section of the Union.
We beg him to construe anything we may
have said Of seemingly contrary tenden-
cy, Sin Pickwickian sense, and accept
our best wishes for his prosperity and hap
Piness, wherever his lot may be. cast.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

Messrs. Hurst & Shannon have purchas-
ed the establishments Of the Vicksburg Con-
stituiionalist, and will soon issue wing
paper in that city to be called the In
telIigencer," daily and weekly.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22
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are the only pills in existence containing Sarsapa-
rilla in them, and were the first pills introduced by
thai name. Notwithstanding The attempt by others
offering ''Sarsapara Pills" and "Blood Pills" To
the public, thinking to sell them on The reputation of
''Dr Leiy's SarsnparilIa Blood Pills." yet ihe
trick has sgnay failed judging from the increasing
sales aud demand for DIR, Leihy's Blood Pills.
The public should use no other pills than Dr.. Lei
d,'s Sarsapara Blood Pills; for by their recuar
composition, they produce The combined effects Of
purifying The Blood and Animal faids and cleansing
the Stomach aud BO.Oels, by purgng lherelrom all
causes ofdisease.
They produce sickness at The siom-
ach, may be taken at all times and under all circum-
Stances by young and old, Without fear of any dan
ger, being free from all noxious, powerful dam
gerous drugs, and require restraint from occupa
ton u=ual course OF livng-wth all the foregoing
recommendations and qualities, they must he The
SAFEST BEST aud most :fcocoas of any other pills,
The srnnges proof Of their efficacy the fact Of
ONE HUNDRED BOXES
being sold daily at Dir. Ledy's Store alone, and
THE THOUSANDS
sold daily throughout the United States.
Price-z5 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
just received and for sale only by
X. NORTH & co. Apothecaries' Hall,
iel9Ky opposite Mansion House. and 30 Govt ST
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IL BY Ear the strong Pst preparation of Sarsaparilla
tan, as has been frequently TESTED both by its ei-
leets sud anaysis.
II is last taking the place Of al other prepare
tons 6fcauss Of its fcaey (numeroas certificates be-
ing publiihed from time 10 ime) AM because Of as
.pcror strength Zone bottle being e al to six pints
Of Syrup Of Smsaparilla, two bot les Of any other
eXtraot;) il is consequently the ben and cheapest,
requiring less TO be taken and cos g less, being
sold al ONE DOLLAR FOR sINGLE BOTTLE.
1t Is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic
affections Ulcerous Sores of the Nose. Throat or
body Diseases of the Bones; Diseases Of the Liver,
Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections of the Skin,
or a breaking out OF dry and walery plmples OF the
Face, Neck and Body; Scroiula; ErNspclas; Con-
situtional diseases arising from The use OF Mercury
and other minerals; SyrhiItic and Venereal Alice
lions, we'll as the greatest purifier OF the blood
and Fluids Of The body, that has ever been discov-
ered. In short, as general medicine, il has no
equal in the whole list Of medicines ever prepared
or discovered.
DR.. Leidy, The proprietor, offers to refund the
money when satisfactory proof is given Of its neifi-
cary, or of his assertions proving untrue.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22
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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

N c. CENTER Il co. corner of CONT and Com
H nerce-sts, offer for sale favorable terms
DUCK-Nu. / 10 10 Cotton Sail Duck
No. l, 8, 6 and United States Piloi Duck
No. 2, 3. 9 uud 10 Cotton Ravens, heavy s. ligh
Russia Ravens; English Navy Canvass
Russia Bear Duck; Hammock Cloth
No. 81, 2S, 40, AZ, A and 72-inch heavy twill
ed Canvass; Cotton Cloth; Awning Stuff
Tarpaulin Cloth, and feet wide
Grain and Meal Bags; cotton SAL Irvine, SC.
TIN PLATES, $4,000 boxes Tin Plates TX,
Crown and Pontpoo brands; 100 bxs Roofing
Plate sX square Tin aud 14x20 and l0xl4
Loaded Plate.
commissioning Copper vaIou4 sizes
Brazier's Copper 30x60, heavy and light, for
copper cutters and bdlleys.
Banca Tin, English aud East India
IRON-Sheet Iron, heavy and light; Iron Wire,
do do; Sheet Zinc; black and TUNED Riyets,
with tuassortInent of articles for tuners Use.
BUILDERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hair
Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plaster
Thomaston Lime, Fire Bricks; Granite Col
umns, caps, window and door stills, lintels and
door steps
SALT-1500 sacks (bleached) Liverpool coarse
WlNES-Gape brand Champagne, qts and pts
Bouchet ct Fills Champagne, DTS and pts
Chret of fine quality
Sieinwen in cases of 8 dozen each
pipe old Madeira of superior quality
NAVAL STORES-Ptch, Resin, Manila Rope,
Packing Yarn, Tarred Rope
Blocks, Capsan Bars and Ilandspikes
IRON CHESTS SCOTS patent Asbestos Fire
proof Chests. ivl5
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No,v m. ~. Il,n,rr Z lothing.

New / ala aIta winter SlOthing.
ID CtiFiNG pc ships Martha washington ana
Ia Yerann. from New York, large and Iashion'
able assortment Of CIolb'ng' made expressly for the
Mobile Market consisting IN part Of
Black Blue aud Olive Frnck Goats
Black Blue and Olive Press DO
Reaver Caih and Cashmere Business Coats
Scotch Tweed de de
Erench figured Cashmere Pants
English plain and figured do
Veyet, Splin and Silk Vests
Cashmere and Moreno DO
Together with a general assortment OF Lambs
Wool, silk and Moreno Under Clothes, Hdks, Sus-
penlers, etc. which we will sell low wholesale and
retail.
octi4 STANTON & BROS. 25 Dauphin-st
TTVHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the atten-
4 ton of Physicians. Druggists, Planters and
country Merchants to the following list Of Drugs,
etc, Just received aud now offered for sale at the
very lowest cash prices
6OO ounces French Quinine
20 do Snlphale Morphine
20 do Acetate do
80 do liydriodate Potassa
100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb
10 do Powdered Jalop
50 do English CalOmel
70 boxes CASTLE Soap
l0.groce Sedetz Powders
10 do Yeast Powders
20 do Soda Powders
barrels Alcohol
do Linseed Oil
4 do Sperm Winter Oh
800 pounds Cream Tartar
barrels Whiting
A do yellow Ochre
4 do Lamp Black
80 dozen Castor OIL quart bottles
80 do Castor Oil pint do
80 boxes Window Glass, SxlO 10 10x16
200 Bath Bricks
White Lead in iO0 so and rs ID kegs Togeth
er with full supply of Patent Medicines, Loriard''
Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth
Scrub Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc.
SETH w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and retail Druggist, sign Of the Greer
Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Dau
pliin-streets. janis 4S
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

NEW BOOKS-The United States Exploring
Y Expedition, by Charles Wilkes, U. :. N. cheap
edition, in vols.
Memoranda of Residence at The Court of Lon
don. comprising incidents official and personal from
1919 10 1875, including negotiations IN The Oregon
Question and other unsettled questions, between
Great Britain and the United States, by Richard
Rush, vol. Svo.
Historical Memoirs Of Ny Own Time, BY Sir N.
w. Wraxall, Bart, author Of Posthumous Memoirs
! vol. Svo.
The Dog and Sportsman, by J. s. Skinner, former
Editor Of the American Farmer, with Illustrations
vol. limo, for sale by
iN2h s w ALLEN
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUs VIRGINIANA, OR


Testimony Of respectable aud experienced Physician
Fellow cit izens-We are bound TO believe, from
the very circumstances, that all who take DIR
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, do say
that it far exceIs all other medicines, for Coughs
Colds Splitting Blood, Tickling rising sensation
in the Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Ash.
mi, Weakness Of the Nervous System, or impaired
constitution. from any cause; and TO prevent persons
from falling into decline, this medicine has no
equal.
In districts where calomel and qunine have been
too freely used in bilious complaints. &c DIR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry will pre-
vent their evil effects on the system, and act a
strengthening Alternative and improve the hillary iunc-
lions. -... ...rr. .r.t- .-
CAuTIoN-All preparations from this valuable
tree, except the original DIR. Swaynea Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, fictitious and counterfeit.
Another Eridence Of The pondetn cures performed BY
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Dir. Swayne-Dear Sir--When was at Pitts
burg, last August, purchased of your Agent six bot
ties of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
had for many years been troubled wiiha cough, often
very violent with other indications of consumption,
or disease OF the Lungs, Of very serious nature.
had very little faith in medicine, MS il thought
my disease was hopeless and beyond its reach. /
had applied several Physicians for relief, and also
used some highly pulled medicines which had seen
in the newspapers, but hearing that you had much ex
perence in the practice Of medicine, and had treat
ed many of consumption, concluded to try
found relief. ] write this in hopes you will publish
il, that # any human being has suffered have
done, they may know where to find a medicine, the
virtues of which may be relied upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURE.
More proofs offhs efficacy Of DR.. SDa ynes Compound
Syrup Of Wiid Cherry, in rslieping a6icted man
DR.. Swayne-Dear Sir-The time has been when
! would moi recommend medicine advertised in the
public prints over my own signature; now feel diff
ferent-I feel relief. | reduced by prolracted
cough for SIX months TO a mere skeleton; no at
night; and pain in my breast, sids. &C.
Suffice il to say, used your Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, which in !, few weeks relieved me ef-
fectualy. am certain, had il not been for your
medicine, Gas life frequently depends on early aten-
ton 10 proper medicines,) I should now be in the
silent grave Let person delay, but precare your
Syrup and be relieved Of their coughs and colds, AS
they ARE dangerous companons and often lead 10 "a
tai consequences. Your friend, e.n
HN ABRAHAM SKINNER. Crawford county. Pa.
Agent in Mobile for the sale Of the above medicine
M SETH w. ROBERTS, fH
jan27 corner Dauphin and Commerce ST
GtooKING STOVES, FRANKLINS, ETC.
~ 20 "motto' tubular Cooking Stoves, complete
Re 10 open Franklin and Parlor Stoves fli 1
lu...l-
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ltLEMENS' INDIAN TONlC,-lniailibe cure
y for Chills, or Ague and Fever, and IA sure RENE
dy IN Bilious, Remiltenl, aud other Feyers.-This
invaluable medicine is purely vegetable. The unex
ampled success Of this truly unriUaiied Tonc in cur
ing, in few hours, where all other remedies have
failed, aud that too, in of from SIX months To
ten years neutrality-suspicious. the assertion, that, if
taken according 10 the directions, il is naiiible
long LIST of certificates in proof of its inIabily
might be added; but those upon the wrapper are
deemed sufficient.
II is not in the least nauseaing does il operate
upon the bowels; bui lis sautary action III on the
whole system is charming, that every one is high
y delighted at their speedy recovery health Such
remedy. the afflicted have long been in want Of; one
that cures snredtly and permanently where the usual
caution 10 improper exposure is observed.
From the great popularity of this medicine, many
limitations, protesting 10 be CLEMESs' INDIAN
ToNIc, are afoat Therefore, be SIRE to ask 70,
that prepared by Geo. w llouse. Nashville, Tenn,
who is The sole proprietor.
CAuTIos.-To prevent fraud, observe upon the
Directions upon the bottle. the written signature Of
GEO. w. House. Also, moulded in the boi,le an
lhdian with the WORKS, "Clemens' Indian Tonic
prepared by Geo. w House" All Others are coun
felt. For sale by
R. L. WATKINS & CO, Agents,
Mnhi 10
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ISAAC II AUTEN, ESQ, 237, Broadway"
mh2l For sale bv MOSELY & TUCKER
nOCTOR SWANS RHEUMATIJ PAIN
~ EXCKACTOR AND TONIC L INInLAr

hoCIOR SWANS RHEUMATIC PAIN
~ EXTRACTOR AND TONIC LINIMENT
The subscribers have received and have in store
supply Of the justly celebrated Liniment which they
have the fullest confidence in offering to the public
as being The best local application eStant. A popu-
practice, writes Of il as foows-s.In ali cutaneous
muscular affections, cruises, scaIds, cont,IsIons
ndolenl sores, lungous eruptons, ms well as in ali
inflanalions organic spasnodic, have found this
L'nment superior to all other preparations, and in
recent sprains OF bruises consider 1t a speci6c.-
Price 90 cents per bottle. For saIe only by
m,6 MOSEf.Y & TUCKER, Druggists
tilINESE MUSK SOAP--The admirers Of
- Musk. and theyare many. will find il AT The point
o. perfection IN this saponaceous preparation. When
USED IN Washing the Intensity Of the pei fi'me (Ihe
Only oiJec'nn) Is abaled. Sold by the dozen or sin
gle cake, at Aponecaries Hall, aud at our Wholesale
establishment No 35 Goyernmen,-st. ftti
ylo NORTH Il co Druggists & Chemists
Z RUSSELS and VENETIAN CARPETING.
HU-DAHiELs 4 BRADY are offering their stock
of brussels and Venetian Carpeting al less than
cost. 81 .apft4li- .r 81 '+fi 1--WE
d. & B have also few very rich Hearth Rugs,
which they viii sch nj sarsaia. ss,S !
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n EW BOOKS-Just received aud for sa lie by
~ ]. NJ. SUMWALT & CO., Sc Dauphln ST.

Z" bOVho-Jlst received and iur sale by
~ J. NJ. SUMWALT & CO., Sc Dauphln ST.
HaIpers' Illuminated Pictorial Bible, Nos 26 and 27.
Plato against the Atheists, or the tenth book of
The Dialogue Of Laws, accompanied with Critical
Notes, and followed by extended dissertations on
some of the main points Of the Platonc PhiIosn-
ply and Theology, especially as compared with the
Holy Scriptures; by Taylor Lewis, l.. l.. d.
vol. limo.
Barnes Notes, explanatory and practical, on the
Epst'e of PaaI to The Ephesians, Philippines an
Colossians.
System Of Latin Versi6cation, in IA series of
Progressive Exercises, including specimens oflrans-
lation from English and German Poetry into Latin
verse; by Chas. Arthon.
The Blind Girl. with other Tales by Emma C.
Emburl ,elI
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BOOK STORE AT MOBILE.

BUM - iOhIt Il -HODlLH.
4 NJ. SUMWALT & Co, Booksellers and Sta
- stoners, &c Dauphn street, Mobile, Alabama,
keep constantly on hand as large and well selected
a stock Of articles in the BOOK AND STATION
cry BUSINESS, as can be found in The Southern
States, and purchased on as favorable terms-and
they prepared 10 sell cheap for cash city ac
ceptance, either by retail or wholesale Their
stock embraces every variety of LAW, MEDICAL,
THEOLOt,iEAL MISCELLANEOUS, AND
SCHOOL BOOKS
Law Libraries furnished IN the most liberal
terms. Also Private and Public Libraries, with
miscellaneous books.
Particular care il taken in selecting the latest
and mast approved editions Of School Books, and
puictualv and promltn,ss observed in filling or.
ders lar Teachers Of Schools and Colleges
Gentlenen desous TO Import any particular Law
or other book, will by leaving their orders, be
promptly attended To.
Gentlemen al a distnnce can RELY upon as speedy
a supply of th.ir orders, and being as beralI,
dealt vita ifpelsonalLs present
Sunday Schools Im nishet with Books of Instluc-
ton Also for PREMIUMS ani Library use.
They are also DeposiIors of Tho Nnhi,e Bible So
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

4 AIR GLOVES and BELTS-Among the nu.
mere Is testimonials Of the efficiency Of the I'm
proved Flesh Cloves from every part Of The Globe is
the following recent account from distinguished Of
fcer in The United States Navy -
NEW YoRE, September 80. 1874.
'SiR--fiasng been afflicted for the last five years.
and At times confined to my bed for weeks with the
rheumatism, l1mse no hesilaiIen in asserting that
the recent Improvement Of my health is attributable
10 The use OF Dinneord's ilar,Gloves and Strap.
"Having been under various treatments and the
most skul Physicians, and none having ever rem
dered me but partial relief had considered my case
as incurable; Intimately am now recovering.
positively declare that have derived real ben
Cit from The use of the Hair Renovators than those
10 whom had applied for aid.
JOHN ]. GLASSON, U. s. N.
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