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TO BE SOLD.

TO BE SOI1D,
STRONG, we'll built Barouche Carriage in good order,
"A and we'll adapted for family with without double
hsness To be Roulsop. oidns School, and Livery
Stables, III Mercer strset. M isdfrc
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.


M INWRGHT Professor Of Music, informs his friends
" and the public in general that he has made
for giving Instructions the Piano Forte. His style of
parting r. perfectly simple and and
bnng all the grace and elegance of capable being
on that nsrumen He has already several
very pohclent scholas and the public win be satisfied
sa ms sS. % on yynx him trial Hi. rsasopsbs
poIunty now offered Terms and all Other made
on application at i1s Grand Of Mulberry
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. ID lRWcAWs9

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTOR EVANS, No. II Peck slip, Water street.
- New York, has been than forty in the
cessf practice Of physic and particularly in curing
(perccty those of
disease old obstinate ulcers cancers IN the throat structures
&C. caused by msprrctice II the greatest importance
for the unfortunate choose experienced physician Dr. E.
is the oldest and experienced in this city his practice
his astonishing after have been expelled
from the Hospitals incu6le His Offices well arranged
charges reasonable and all guaranteed
m
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IN v 81 B LIE

80 sssy resemble, tbs real hsse of hair that scpcs ,A
~ eounoisseurs have perfect and extra
Ordinary invention Of the day. The advantage Of his
novci and rnIue wig s m being made without sewing
the natural hair both in sess and ns appearance. - to
defy detrcon its tcyure being beautiful porous and
FREE he: in al asses Of p.r.pa.on syspoIacn is ggmedea
aad Mike invited o inspect this novel rud beaS
fa Wiz and the reaulia method OF fitting the head Al t
stroes, snirss ala Imv cc
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LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.

~ LttiS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
| ]
w Ire Lcs If Feet and Lsss no Hindrancs to tAs
.acf Of Walking!
JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork leg Msker, &C., 5s1
Grand st corner Of Madison st, New York, respect
fully informs the public that he continues 70 man
ufseture ARTIFlClAL LIMBS, on plan the
necessity, invented, made and worn an artificial lea
for forty year,, and been manufacturer for thirty.
five years, feels confident Of giving satisfaction 10
u who call on hun for Legs Hands, Arms, ths
common Wood Log
N. BAH letters must be postpaid.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

N: DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON, PORTUGAL
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which dse Pills
are have made them the wonder saniraql
preparation discovered that has proved invariably
tain in producing regular menstratons, monthly turns
Ihs diIee9ons are tansiaed Engisn
foHnd Win the seal go importer stamped Each bog
ectoas have the signature Of Dr. B. su2horiscd
agent FOR the Continent of America
They can be transmitted by mail any part Of the Unvd
States Sold by Dr. T. MELVEAU, agent and importer for
tins UHited Stat Once Liberty strees near GreenWish
sEee Price $5half boxes a. No half boxes sent By mail
sold Boston, 1t Salem letter. directed 10 Dr. 81
Melvsan box l22 New York. will with immsass afien
uon. All letters must be paid all Imd&i wa sec
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ADVERTISEMENTS
toY THE.
COLLEGE,
Medicine and Pharmacy
30 Nassau Street.
MEDICAL ADVICE
ppIuArr nnrsr Azr.

THE MEMBERS OF The new YoRK .coLLEa
Ses s:S e. * :
t:tssntion 70 al diseases Of private nature and
::S:: s:s:.
;s: .;si:; 4: II
Ss ssIss. S g. s Hi: :;
SFASNf 4 6 y;s1s sSGsFk EygzrfSsr,.,.
living in shs country and finding neon venept make pr
II Hs% sSs,s Sss
sad s,swhse and nso. e. DSs
Constitutional Debility Cured.
$sfe; 10 q.
AL s o. S sa y q
So sSsS ss.. on q b carefully
packed and sent to all paru Of the Union. -
veIpeau's spsciao PilIs,
E
e n y sI n q
u5sthIa they cure IN much shorter time iS.s any
%ss rom ss & Ss tho
Ricord's Alternative Mixture,
ssa:
system .hoad
&c sSoroaaS9 "sf esnas % ing w this 'a:s, ss.STs:a
Ss I'D q q ii ffs J. &: q .sa "
concentrated EXTRACT OF Sarsaparilia, Gen.
taan and Sassafrns,
DREPARED by THE NEW YORK COLLEGE or
Mrdcine established OF
ouacnery This refined and highly concsnsd esrsct pos.
ssssing the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the
above herbs confidently recomTeuded BY the College
s na may I. d on ssi III
diseases arriving from impure state Of the blood such
scrola saltrheum botches pimpes ulcers,
pain the bones joints nodes cytaneons erupt9ns liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis an iniudicious Of mercury.
IN ess.s Of hall Soi:u %
Gases forwarded 70 all parts Of the Union.
MA very lbsn aseoSns e yhclsssSs Rsrshassn
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PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.

PEKIFOCAL SPECTACLES.
THESE LENSk g. pronounc-
~NN@A ed superior to all others, in
S n " ~ by Dn. Lardner, Patterson, and
~ numerous other scientific gentle
men, of American invention,
and manufactured only the and extensive Optical
Works. North Oxford Mass. Numerous testimonials Of their
merit be shown but seeing the public
invited and judee for nemselye They may be
found the wholesale and retail Agency 1872 Broadway
also at I: H. Crowen's Bookstore 623 Broadway.
Difficult deficient vision solicited.
m2T lm~rc H. K h. 8. BRIGHAM.
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TO MERCHANTS
v iS Tr NC NEW YORK CITY.

VISITING NEW YORK CITY.
D. M. PEYsER, GO JOHN STREET,
(nErwEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU srREETs,)
IMPORTER OF eERMANt Siax AND And FRENCH FANCY
Offers for SALE by the package suit customers. at the most
Zephyr German and Tapsssrs Chine and ombrs worsseds
Floss Twisted Plain .es aESfEy f;i sEy' i" Stick. and s'ee'
Embroidery FlpxsF PxFrEhTs esf TT!sjmmi's Chenille
Berlin Embroidery pssS, cxSvass %0 splendid selection.
French sHa s:a e. .aa s % s.t Cotton
Cold, ,SSsbSi f # bSSidsh' 'N' O'' '
Gold Silver, Steel and Glass Beads and BusIes
Embroidery Needles. Steel Woodsn ivory Ebony and Whale
bone Kfli'iiS EHSSkSf6ESissN "a SElsh:I Nssdi''.
All kinds sad finished suchas suspendes Shoes
apa FASTT 4sseH'9:i Goops. 81 Se.
All kind. of Fancy Goods such Purses and Purse
Sss: Ts: ss5H xSi
GERMAN ss Ss:;s ws. sSs EE aeSs and
OILED LED silks.
rnre. Cords. amp. 1a.e. aaSaaS III color. and qualities i'm
g. ported and domestic Iofhis own manufactue.S
OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS, .
so Canal Street
and & pajs n s a Ss as s. her sa
ssy as a o sn s & as T
iom Par,s every variety, and in style uup, easned
which om s S psea afss sad dHs LAZY
like style may s;s, ranf ny m a. s
stables: Tuscan ss sPs s.!sw ~ "' "4s s'''s .aa
MARTELLE IL HOLDERMANN,
NO. 81 Maiden Lane, y
a Rsaa caT: ssa al Paas "
Hair Work. .yUho olsrae md refait
N B-The trade supplied reasonable lm.ec
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
~ sEtN EAkosEsE totkf lis william
;s,eet have just RECEIVED BY the las! Asyr, packets
ss's
FRENCH IIdAETH AkTIFioEAL I kAdFRs EkewEks.
No. "a John Street.
HAVE Received by the last Haye packets Utica and Ao
xes EowsIs s''. when aeS ss' .Rsy
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. &c.
HENRY KAHN, 70 Liberty street. stairs, haye just
'eves ssSGH saa S 9 1 seHples isSSPfs Of
in sunehes, sprgs and single for do ao and all
N'AN' WATER COL oRs,
for y use; s%oaG which is liquid pink
~ sns &
STRAW GOODS, &c.
FLOEENCE, BRITISH STRAW. AND LACE
BRAIDS AND BONNETS.
LII Of the Of the best fabrics Of III. and
"A fashionable descriptions constantly importing and
ofering for sale the most desirable terms by
THOMAS REYNOLDS,
mhl8 Im~m l67 Pearl street.
WATCHES i-WATCHES AND JEWELRY Those
w who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains Gold Pencils, Keys c will find il greatly their
call the whe selling all descrip
Of the above retail much lower than other house in
the Gold Watches H20 and S25 each. Watches
| aud !ewery excbanEed or bought Az Watches war
At rnuch than usual prcea.
q. G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewery,
a3 lmNec "'1nlesa.S and retail 70 Wall St. rtaTY
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M NuNNS CLARK having purchased the patent rightfor
Coeman's Hosn Attachment for the
entire I Hn'sS states lexceptng TO
e upnc that they prepared supply Panofores
with tins attached attach the
modern made horizontal Pianoorts In regard the durabi
oi TINS inyenton e. prepared satisfy the most
mind their own critica examination and eye.
mehs warrant them the assertion, that the tSoliir wi
remain III tune IN any climate AID wilt nor ne affected by
transitions Of atmosphere The most satisfactory
given with each instrument
!he public are invited n examine the olisn ianoiores
az their wareroom No 20 Broadway opposs the iark where
ortss be III in rose od and nahog nj m2s Gsrc
TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CNROSSING FULTON EERRY-A very neat Saloon has
just been fitted the United States Hotel enance
Wa joining the bar OF the Hotel with three frat
Tables iron Eagle frames and marble beds better
anv this country, except Ba,sords old in Ann re
lag Fulton Players Fulton Market and down
calculated for their accommodaton The proprietor pledges
himself have kept respectable. For exercise only
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FOR SALE
MD PIANO EttRTE Lpo,yn as ops or tha y,o.t r,a

GRAND PIANO FORTE known Of the most pei
isc the celebrated manufacture Of Paris which
b % I,esay been tired 10 America during the winter
was imported directly from Paris With the Pano will be
given MUSIC by the and modern
Upwards Of one hundred dollars Apply at MADAME
TiLLEI, 400 Broadway m
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.nIs Ir,~u EDWAHD JUN ES,
sPlo lm-m las Fulton street, ". T., BUN Build'nss
TO phEyENT THE USE AND ABUSE OF ,aERCIJ.
- ano We dreadful effects Of secret disease cali and
NJ n physician aud proprietor of the Hunterian
ysnoroas eup. b., .,,9 ssiae remedy
ssse' % - % pc obtained at this only viz: Dcor Hnoe
,, ~ ~, wl.nout injury to the consution or snv res
Msgn IA the haDits Of the In from S,e ~ ay -
run deetions and lutte these dissa.s
sacm var, wnich followed " guaranteed Io
pay kea Prce 81 beware o, counterfr,s ss Or no
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FOR THE PILES

FOh THE PILES.
UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION.-FYom every city,
PIH fsTr ne y1E, Thsrf % Dr. Urhsms XEGETADEE
ing ntegence Of It's excellent effects have been received the
proprietor In hundreds Of has triumpcd over
cases which wers deemed incurable
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CAsEe
gentismTr lem from Broolyn Long I,and, after using
obtained the medicine was suffering severely attack
Of the Piles and for months had been afflicted with
headache by sensation the stomach
There was about the head bus the body legs and
Piles cured the headache and distress the stomach ere
ad natural ocrspition the whole body and am now
in better health than have been for years.
gentleman who had long been subjected Piles suffering
Bow:s s hs bsr Mr. %
nse of the Vegetable Electuay This had tested all
Int very slight benefit s Internal Remedy however, ssd
y nsnife:ed is happy adaptation for this complaint and
which the ecuary has attained solely upon hs great
and lasting bensfts attendant upon its use.
This certfes that used DR. Uphams Pile Eectuarv mora
than year ago for Piles Of which complaint cured
still use when occasion requires and prefer any other
the stomach and bowels and pu III; the bloodand aSe
having used great variety Of medicine believe this be
perior to all Others THOMAS WALL,
GROCER, No. 81 broad street.
Physician confined to Office practice for the treatment o.
chronic Dseass No. 1876 Bowsry Medical advice n rcs
ton TO the above any other complaints gratis -
rce Of the EectnaI One Dollar snp;os
snd .o f9 ONLY M Bowy apa 0 Door above
st. Ohce hour from A. M. tosf M.
iva 1md&wsm
Ssl'' superior d. < k't S. tils CO.,
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POKTER,
ALE AND CIDER
JOHN j. STAFF'S
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
MO. 2ANN 81 RECT, door the American Museum,
IN his sircere thanks his friends and public
generally the liberal share of already
ed and hopes by strict attention business conuu
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Porter, Newark Cider,
Croton Ale, London Brown Stout,
and Scotch Ale.
Orders for shipping attended with despatch mhe1ec
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PATENTS, SPECIFICATIONS hND
ORA WINGS

hE Drawings may be Autographed without adj donal ex.
pnse Inventors would fnd il much their ad nraae m
c on the subscriber and copies OF Their n
'ent'on' at the prices usually paid for du picates
n,s,. EDWARD JONES,
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NEW SEEDS.

s>4 A SMALL FARN--Situated six miles from Morris-
18town, Basknridge N jersey and within three and
Of Land in high state Of and
There also the premises good variety Of Fruits For
alton apply James Bary and Sec nd
Harrison PRICE, No % Coenties Sp Robt Bakley,
At the premises. all lm~ec
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HEMf-sSs balls superior Dsw of dSI .ils CO..
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
r. C. JONES & j. DURDIN.
TERMS

TER M S:
THREE DOLLARS per annum, payable invariably
IN ADVANCE, or Two DOLLARS for six months
No subscription taken for less time than six
months. Single copies, ONE DIME.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate of One
DOLLAR per square of TEN LINES or less, for
the frst insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for each
continuance All Advertisements must be
marked with the number of insertions requir-
ed, or they will be published until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
frAr Political circulars, or notices for the benefit
of individuals or companies, charged as adver-
tisements. Articles of a personal nature,
when admissible, at double the above rates,
and payment required in advance.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
Ten lines, or less, renewable at pleasure, SIS
Not exceeding thirty lines, 30
g. sixty lines, /" SO
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
For ten lines or less, six months, SIC
'' " twelve months, Is
Each additional square, six months,
g &c twelve months, 1C
ny Announcing candidates-TEN DOLLARS fol
State or District, and FIVE DOLLARS fol
County Offices, to be paid in advance.
No Job Printing delivered until paid for, excep
to those with whom we have regular dealings
OF No variation from the above rates, in any
case whatever.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
ALMOST AN ELoPEMENT

We met an old friend the other day
whom we had not seen for several months
"John," said we, in the course Of con.
versation with him, 'why don't you gel
married and settle down somewhere7''
''Get married and settle down, you said, ,
John repeated with emphasis.
eyes"
81 came very near settling dorn with
out getting married, while ago."
SHOWS that?"
"No matter-I don't like to tell secrets
TO an editor"
"But in confidence, you know, john
Come, out with it."
"Won't you tell 70
"No."
"Now | know you will; but pledge me
that my name shall not go with il, and
you shall have the story, and may tell il
as much as you please.D
We pledged our "sacred honor,' anc
John threw away bis cigar and commenced
"Here some two or three months ago
happened into one of the prettiest little
Villages you ever set your eyes upon
what was It's nameYp
"That's my concern, and III manage i
without your assistance. 1t was indeed {
beautiful village, with pretty streets, pref
~ houses, pretty gardens, fences, pretty
every thing-and among other things
Preuy 1eomen. The latter, you know,
naturally take liking to; and of course
was not displeased when kind of ff
teenih cousin, whom | called on during 6
short stay thereon business, strictly
invited me TO make his house nv homo
for fortnight or SO, while | went over the
sporting grounds in the neighborhood
and killed all the beasts, birds and witche.
that ran wild there. Hang me if / didn'
thank the fellow with full heart: and
moved my portmanteau and other rubbish
to his house in double quick time. Well,
had been there three or four days, and hac
been cunning every day, without so mucE
as killing a wood-pecker or tree-toad
when one day, in crossing piece of oper
gfound surrounded entirely with woods,
discovered, not little TO my surprise, the
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23
M tsrFIIa up.
THE CHASE !! THE CHASE!

BY CHARLES FEST.
The chase! the chase!-the glorious chase!
Der hill and dale to speed the race!
With sprightly steed, with trusty hound,
'Tis merry to range the greenwood round;
To stay for no fence, the game afar,
But urge with shouts the flying war.
Pm for the chase Pm for the chase!
With noble MURE the field to grace;
With his hounds SO staunch, his huntsmen keen,
No Drawer show has hunter seen;
If check should come as we scour the plain,
What matter!-we must cast again.
love-oh how love to speed
On the feet, bounding, generous steed,
When rock, and stream, and forest bourn,
Ring merrily with the hunters horn,
And every hound with rapture springs
Upon the scent the south wind brings.
j never was in the city's roar.
But lov'd the green fields more and more,
And back l flew from lis deep unrest,
As the young Greek sprang to his mothers breast
And the mothers delight in that embrace
Was nought to mine in the glorious chase.
The leaves were sere and grey the morn,
In the hunting hour when was born,
And the hounds they gave tongue, the valleys rang
AS the huntsmen merry in chorus sang;
And never were heard such shout;ngs wild,
As welcomed to life the forest child.
I've liv'd since then in pleasures rife,
Full fifty seasons hunters life,
With wealth to spend and power to range,
And never sought nor sighed for change:
And Death when he comes with cold embrace,
Shall own that MY life was glorious chase.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

TErru-Aa aracie kesSo3 . BcSoa
CAaFsaes,~ - te<a @sast excessively or
eulase.s. wAs<A 3<tai,e3 severn sez & -
niS~<nre%a tAe part & Ra<tasiaE~. s51
sa1 49, wer< ~ kssr Fcsa,ss q oar ira
s1s.le-.ees. TIE WS-esss<- N.ss-l FsE-
lzlsaa seFy PguqeF,E rs@arkss
Tie klcs q ~ tFaiy seaarl- i e. -
rsz-A' e syss<2 X sFszszl k,gss-s>.z-,
x.lksr - 49, = : a<rsf. wAa-A szas.es
n. ea-isaHlsss & Bsess y $500 ~ -
p-ssss - - a.z-s.zy e - crz=zssy.
= - sAaPe ( 81 asrs3ezas. Is-sr
panp,-s.x- sa.zzzco4 <Aarssses ars .rs-ss
i tSs evexwezko3 sss<xs 81 80 - -
go esSia< - 49, sn<sarrcz- 49,.
- Ssansy 81 1.e 6aserumszt : v~sy -
sereas sexse - t@s @<Ax F-<<4<
sAsms ~ "a - Ase.sx. 60
ssslrssz-ez * 49,. ~4S~< ~ -
svs.-sa. wuai3 - ~ es>ef F'Skels -
sseis e@n. : : Po1r es~g>'zsassaa > =
Sxsy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

Isthmus of Darien, the ladies make every
year :" leap year, by asking the gentle
men they fancy to marry them; indeed,
the principle is exercised promiscuousIy
by both sexes. When young woman
falls in love with man, she goes to his
fathers house, and reveals her passion in
a most tender and pathetic manner, and
promises most submissive obedience
Should he make excuse, she resolves to
persevere, and take up her lodging there
should he continue obstinate, the church
takes her side, her kindred are ready tc
avenge her honor, and he has no method
but TO betake himself to flight till she is
otherwise disposed Of.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

INTERESTING ExFERIMENTs.-The most
beautiful array of flowers may be produc-
ed by taking an elder stalk, punching oul
the pith, placing within the stalk variety
of seeds, whose flowers blossom abou,
the same time, and burying the stalk, and
when blossoming, il las various kinds u
towers according to the seed planted IL
the stalk. This is beartifIsl discovery,
and well worth the experiment.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

BEAUTIFUL IDEAS. = This stanzas oil
Longfcllow's has excited the admiration Of
almost every body
e Art is long and time is fleeing,
Andsour hearts though stout and brave,
Still like muffled drums are beating
Funeral marches to the grave"
The New Bedford Mercury has looked
up the following in an old poem published
two hundred years ago. 1t is the lamen
Of husband for his departed wife:
g But bark! my pulse like soft drum
Beats my approach, tells thee come;
And slow howe'er my marches be,
snail at last sit down by thee"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

WErL SAM hsin= tie Rrexallzs
opinion IN Engard .h.s tie q1essicas -
dispute between thai eoantEy and the Iai-
ted States eannes { segtlei 1eSai,els. uzal
each country had seens cocsi1sras.e trea-
sure and wasted much blooa. the IaE4sa
Examiner suggests that an unseEssaz-iag
might Be cOme 70, ~ he gwo geFera-
meats, 70 save each ne tro1kle 81 sea<
iDg hostile forces across The Atiazilc. vEzs
cor the English government - ense-take
% level LIverpe0l wisa iAs groaa3. -
condition that iAa Uaife3 >ases GsxeFn-
ment destroyed New iarks Ter Engansi
70 bomhard Bgssol. AID AGeziea - e1zn
down Balsiuores aad 80 en- wish ~ -
cities ca The sea-ho2rd. Rnt1 suEkcicaE n
Jury has been effected. efser ~lzeA -
two governments coad settle tAe Es1es
IN dispute b negasiatiaa and treaty
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

WHIe PsoxIsEs. - BoSis pzezasseS 4
head Captain Tyler. e 90 lie kllel =
head The Captasn, szs aer reas *
Leslie Coomos promised - esszsb - = =
pole az Lexiagson flJo tees high,l s 20
was elected Poik as eiected. an e
kGsn'f cls=trf fke pole-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

An English printer meaning to say that
" our gracious Queen divests herself Of
majesty in her interviews with Prince AL
bert"-has it "divests herself of modesty"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

fxsxsETsoxs--lsFr sssrsSse -.
aenrer. seen e = u-ss $50
whs - tsrzas 4 = @.kes -
sAea = - ssEzr7 - - -
.Aeas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

Gen1 Alnsuse. shc M<xiesa Nln@fsr.
had not lei New York II sast a2acs-sgp-
posed 10 Be gagged = xsi.lsg arsseies 81
the = Tfieune.7 whig u<wSpaPer. seaassasg
our governnenf aad Peenie kenesallx-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

Eieeticns n 4pra-ln Rae TssaaA
ID Coaneesieui. ssh; NlEgaala. Ia
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-23

I Immediately recolIected having fool
ishly expressed this foolish intention
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-29

ther man. In this story, she seemed to have pla-
ced little confidence for she still entreated his re-
turn, and intimated suspicion that both his let
ters and her own had been intercepted. In the
letter bearing the latest date, she declared it to be
impossible for her 10 remain much longer in her
present situation, said that had she not been in that
retired part of the country, where there was no one
on whom she could call for protection, she should
have fled long before. She also mentioned that
she sent this letter to the office by the hand Of her
confidential maid, that it might be sure to reach
him. In postscript it was added that her child
had been taken from her on pretence of sending
him to his father; and She begged her husband that
if she were indeed deserted, he would at least in
form her OF it by his own hands and suffer her to re-
turn to her brother for protection.
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A search was instituted in the house of Vinton,
and the baggage Of Mr.. Marsden was discovered
in a secret closet where he had himself deposited
il. and which also contained several dsguises' and
masks, which were notorious among the despera-
does Of the city In the mean time, Walter had
gained access to the private desk which contained
things Of so much Importance to him. and had open
ed the drawer. Vinton, who had yielded himself
up implicitly until this moment, when he percev-
ed this drawer opened, sprang suddenly forward
thrusting aside the man who stood over him. and
had nearly laid his hand upon the papers, when
Marsden, who stood near, became aware OF his
purpose, and closed it il time to save them from
destr ruction, and Yinton was again secured.