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LIVER COMPLAINT.


Richard Madden, living at "a Thleadn .edle street,
by tfade stone mason, etat. ID, called 10 seS me
January ID, 1885, and requested me 10 prescribe foF
hm. symptoms: -Severe Gttting Pa the sIOTA-
ach, and dull heavy pain the els sidO; pain during
the night between his shoulders; bowels costVe, with
attacks of dlahSa at ntd rvas of four weeks; during
the eostiVe state of his Owes had dry hacking
cough, which ceased during their state of eaxsIteH
but rs Don as the darrhu IA was checked the cough
came back agaiuS had bee n gradually losing aesh fer
the last twelve MONTHS asId mad become 80 emaeiat-
ed months preVou as not to be able to work
at his trade.
Sounded his lungs with the ste Telescope, Sad found
them in perfectly health conditOn; prescribed fer
him the iOliOw Tag pull.
RECIPg-Mass. HyEr Il alf a draehm; POLY. Sciila
one scrupt; PHly D!itaIi 5 ten gfaiRs Exa Hyosci-
ami ten galns NJ, F. piln lie XII; directed pin
three times day.
January Tth-Had takes the Twelve pills sym psons
aggravated with Indicate of salvation; changed
the course of treatment, nd gave HIM the folio wing
RFcIPE-Syr' SaIsap. { omp one pint; Sol. Hyd.
Fern Two ounces; misce. Directed liable spoonful
OF the mixture morning al I'd night.
January 20th-Had tax en- 20 doses OF the abovs
syrup; much improved in strength, but pain in the
eide and breast uHhbaed Cough rather Increased;
treatment continued.
January 27Ih-Cough sGoming more troublesome
every day. hTst symptoms TIE same last; pTescrb-
ed my Lung syrup of aphtha in doses OF a table
spoonful TIRES times a d ny,
February Ath-Coughh II cofnned principally to the
day time, and pain in Il lie stomach much reduced;
pain IN the eil side am 3houders same as Hsuas
treatment continued.
February lOth-Cough easier, with Brofuse sxpcs-
Oraton pain changed r the left side To the breasts
and pain in the shoulder mach diminished Naphlhe
continued.
February lsth,-Pain in the breast gone, stomach
stronger, with less pain bowels more regular had
slight attack of diarrhi "a on the 10th, which was
checked Wy taking on double dose of the Syrup
cough very trlhag; Incl eased in strength and weight
since using. the Naphh q.
February 2eth- Cou gh entirely 20 ne; is SUFFICIENT
y strong 10 work six HI lgEs per day mis- trade.
March l5h.-Every symatom of pain Disappeared
feels strong and hea lhy as at any period for ten
years; NGptha eiseOnti med.
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THE RAVAGES OF Constellation
RENDERED HARMLESS.
WAR, J, WILSON RARugGSS

THE RAVAGES OF CONSUMtItON
RENDERED HARMLESS.
DR. j. WILSON RARIKG'S
~ COMPOUND LUNG SYRUP
OF NAPHTHA!
RS- passive cure fOrPubeIculOus CoAsuIn ptOR Fl
| asthma, Decline, Bronchial Affections, and all evI
'tsults winch arise from pTOuaeted csld or sudden
exposure. Prepared BY J, WILSON Barring, M. D.,
no, 90 Alfred Place, Bedford Square, Westminster
DIR. j. WILSON Barring,
TO THB WORLD.
In offering to the public my Syrup Of Naphtha, /
90 so uAder firm conviction Of iis IsnBrOVe Eseht On
lhe simple syrup Of haphtha, and q feeling of duty
tnatlh possessing remedy Eare and truly yalua-
oe' no matter how mach good might result from lie
dpphsal1h IN private practice, It's fesEhs wOTN be-
comparatively limited TO what they might be by saac-
lhp II IN such position that every perSsa who is az
mcted, aud cannot make personal application, caz
procure my plaH OF treating COns7ni plion withCSs
Apply ing 10 me In person.
CASE OF DECLINE.
sarah bowman, seamsuess, residing at So Dean
sueet 8at 10 applied to September 24 Ea44 and
staled to me mat she had last three brsthers from
hnd had suffered Hu Oh from cOIZh and
pam IN the breast Tor the last wo winters which ake
thought geaty aggravated from having ~ for her
lWngi about three weeks before applying To me tack
fresh cold from carry h, me her work on n rainy
night since which pei IOd she rapidly LOST flesh; had
at The time of applying Is me bul lto cxpectorau5On
ana complained mach of an extreme sense of uneasS
NJ rs afiei eHling; gave her bottle ufmy ang SV-
rup OF Naptha and told her amer she had laot il -
cal and see me, ifshe should become versa wAlt
taking II TO call Immediately on feeling weaker cal
led asaih October LIST; her appearance much uToy
edi cough easier; expectOTaOn profase ana accom-
pahled VIVA nlAute glObHes Of u5ercle; treatment
Oct. 7.--PatieRt called again; still impr0vedH an
pearance, had gained five pounds since the Oath Of
September could sew two hours Onger in the day
uah before without inconvenience; bowels Inclined,
to cOstIVenessj prescribed OF theapsrient DiIs
every Other night, and Lung Syrup continued.
Oct l5-Appetite, health, and strength improving
cough tnhng, also pain in the breast gOnt eatInent
NoV.5-Cough entirely disappeared; eypectOTntfon
exceedingly hhlng; percussion yields the Aasurad
sound Oh both sides; respiratory muIBur remarkably
good; had taken sRce she CONNIE need eight bOtiles
ofmy Lung syrup.
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ESOs RIDING. Four or FIVE young Gentlemen
b . can be accommodated with BOARD in a pri-
yate family, on moderate terIHs, in very central
situation on Baltimore street. Inquire at
Oa0 No. 50 BALTIMORE STREET.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

TO all persons interested IN the Lands
Tenements and HeroditdmenfS, con-
veued bv John MCLAUGHLIN to Susan
McLaacklim and Mary A. j. Nc
Lauchlin, heirs Of William u. Nc.
LduchLiR, deceased.
UOU are hereby cited TO be and appear
n before the Probate Court of Jasper
county, al the Court House thereof, on the
fourth Monday Of October next, then aud
there to answer the petition of Samuel
Brown, Guardian of the said Mary A. J.
MCLAUGHLIN, minor as aforesaid, for sale
of the said Lands, Tenements and Here
ditaments described as follows, tO-wit: the
Z. half of S. w. quarter and w. half OF
S. E. quarter of Sec. SO, It. a, X. Ia, East;
lying, situate and being in the county OF
Clark and State of Mississippi, TO show
cause if you can, why said lands, tene-
ments and hereditaments should not be
sold according to the prayer OF said petit
toner, and further 10 do and suffer SUCH
things as shall be considered and ordered
in the premises aforesaid.
Witness the Hon. John J. Williams,
Judge Of Probate Jasper county, the AIN
Monday Of July, A. ID. 1916.
Given under my hand this 4th DAY Of
August, 1876.
JAMES A. CHAPMAN,
CLERK P. CD. Q.
August 5, 1876. ACT
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

The Mississippi Regiment, commanded by
DAVIS, was, as we learn from various quarters,
: bravest Of the brave at the driedful seige,o of
lonterev. They have shown themselves to
r. among the bes, soldiers in the world. The
|brayerv Of American volunteer troops hitherto
~ been exhibited in the defence Of their own
|homes, but here is the same kind Of tioops in
|uar of ASSAULT, carrying strongly fortified posi-
lies so elevated that the clouds rested upon
|lhrp-and carrying them in the face OF unex-'
led batteries Of grape-shot and musketry.--
e Aississippians were the leaders il those
rife storms of death. We feel proud Of the
alantry of that troop, and it is natural because
any of our friends and acquaintances are
arnong them, who shine as brilliantly in the
duties of civil life and in the amiabllies otso.
|eial life-in the dance and the song-as amid
she soiemnities of war in its bloodiest and most
l.iehlful forms. .Hurrah!Io "the young plan
|tels and professional gentlemen constituting the
Mississippi Regiment" Vick. Sentinel.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
wHITE SULPHUR sPRIN GS

T.VHE undersigned, having become Pro-
n prietor of this we'll known Watering
Place. would respectfully inform the pub
lie, that he has secured the valuable ser
vices of Mr.. A. Y. SMITH ate OF the
WaverIy House, Mobile, as Superlntend-
emf, under whose charge they will be con-
Quoted the ensuing season.
rhese Springs are delightfully."- situated,
and 10 those aboring under chronic DIS
eases or the effects Of improper or undue
quantities OF medicine, the waters are re-
commended with confidence, as one Of the
finest resloratives to be found 10 the south.
Among those who have hitherto visited
The springs are many who will bear viii
linz testimony Of the benefits they have
received from their medicinal qualities.
Ia fiuing 40 the White Sulphur Springs
for the present season, The proprietor begs
10 inform the citizens Of Mississippi aud
Alabama, aud all others who may favor
him with their patronage, that he has
spared 40 expense % render them CON
Portable, and 10 supply them with every
luxury that the country and the South a.,
fords. The table de Hote shall 81 ell
times be supplied with every dslicaeYs-.
The bar viii be supplied with the best q
Wines and Liquors which can be procured
in The city Of Mobile.
The undivided attention Of The proprles
Tor and the superintendent Will Be given
10 the comfort Of visitors, and ron Then
desire 10 please, and long eHpenencs q The
bushes, they h0pst0 merit and reeve 2
liberal share Of patronage
Ia conclusion, The proprietor assures tle
pnblic that bis charges vii b nlodefaie,
ma Ia street aceordsncs with abe tine
j. W. OfNEAIs
|. yuas 3, 1915 Ssm
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

I a great meeting Of the Jews, from all parts
of Europe, has recently been held in Frank
fort, in which they voted that there is nothing
obligatory in the use OF the use of the Hebrew
in their worship, and accordingly that it was
best TO retain it only in part, as badge of their
nationality and band of union. Also on full
discussion, that the Messiah is already come,
the present federation and eomiortwhieh they
now enjoy being what is meant by the promised
Messiah. Also, that there Is nothing to forbid
their freely blending with the nations among
whom they reside.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

" MI In tkt89k q NsA< y = ~ 49,
property 6fSamueI LeinIsy, ST. stu.
ated on the min road from Jackson e
Paulding, and equal-distant from each
place, IS offered for sale. y. II.
The Plantation contains $40 acrssoi ex-
cellent land, $50 acres 81 which e cleared
and in cultivation. A creek q WateE.
known as tie Cohay, runs through the
land, and BY its constant irrigation ADDS
much to its fertility, while il Is of great 90.
vantage for pastuFage.
The improvements are, d large FTan1e
Dwelling House, the largest Gin House IN
East Mississippi, six negro houses sub
stantially constructed of heVed logs; cribs
dairy, and ali necessary outhouses. There
is good wen of water near the house, and
an excellent spring. "A fine orchard i on
the place, containing about two hundred
Peach tress; also, Fig and Pear trees.
The House is good stand for q Tavern
being only days ride from Paulding and
Jackson; also an advantageous place for ..
Cotton Gin and Blacksmith Shop, both of
which are erected and in good repair.
Tile Stock Of Mhles, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Blacksmith Tools, Cotton Gin, Wa
CONS, Farming Tools, &c, will be sold
withtIe place, should the purchaser desire
it.
Terms, So 90 per acre, one-third cash;
the balance in one and two years equal
payments, with interest on the notes. The,
title is good, and possession given the 1st
January next, or before; if the crop is gath-
cred.
The place can be seen and examined at
any time, by calling upon 4. i. Lemley,
residing upon the premises, or by address
ing either Of he undersigned at Jackson
Mississippi.
II S. LEMLEY, Sr, Aoeote
s.. LEMLEY, Jr.,
Angust12, 1886. 6Sw
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
The subscribed informs the public that
he will sell the place on which he now
lives for $1,000, half cash and half on II
months credit, with good security. This
land is situated 5 miles from Pahlding,
N. E. direction, in Jasper county, and lO
miles from steamboat navigation on the
Chickasawhay river. This is one OF the
most valuable places and pleasant situa-
tions in this section of the State--there are
four wells of good free-stone water on tn G
place, and two creeks of constant running
water passing through the land. The
quality of the land is as follows: $50 acres
of rich prairie, and 800 acres of good bot
tom and hickory land. The location IS
healthy, and there are several good settle
ments on the land. There is on the pre-.
misses, good Dwelling House, double
kitchen, and smoke house; corn cribs, good
lots, Negro houses, and first rate NEW
GIN, supposed By many TO be The best In
the county There are 200 acres of clear
ed land under good strong fence. | will
also sell my HOUSE FURNITURE,
CORN and FODDER, PLOUGHS, &c.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, CATTLE,
HOGS, &c. &c. to the purchasers OF the
Land.
will give the best bargains ever offer
ed in this country, and request that those
who wish 10 purchase will call and exam
inc my land for themselves.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
Oct Z, 1916. l2-u
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

E@kAGE PkOH08AL3 hEJBCEEB.~~ tt1@s
news we give 10 another column today is
Of the highest importance. Mexico has
refused to accept any proposals ferpeace--
at least so il is believed. Will the United
States longer delay? Will not our troops
By sea and by land now be ordered TO a
point where they can find an enemyoF at
least attack the vital part Of the Mexican
nation. "I6 Vera Cruel to Vera Cruz!!"
shonId be the watchword; then ito the city
of Mexicol Either the United States must
suffer disgrace, or she must now strike
decisive blow. 81
England sends out proposals to+effect
peace! aud it looks Iittle as Though she
did not intend to be refused. By looking
at all the antagonistical points, aud the at
titude in which England, France, the
United States, and Mexico stand, one has
no election as to how he would have this
war terminate. The fact is we. as a nation,
must act promptly aud decsiyele, or meet
such opposition ard embarrassment as will
cost millions upon millions 10 get clear of.
The people of England do not understand
the policy of this government4-they attrl-
butte to us a flesire to subjugate all Mexico.
France may adopt this belief, and then,
rest assured, there will be serious interfer-
ence. In fact, it is the opinion of some
here that il is really the desire of the gov
eminent tocOnq0er GndGnnesO all Mertcc.
If this be the intention, the.people will not
sanction it. our proper course is TO estab.
lish IN firm national boundary on the south
| of our possessions teach the insolent
| Mexicanss nlanners--get eur dues, and see
that Mexico in future act welltowards US.
Cincinnati Commercial
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

GanI. Quitmans About 8 O'clock, Tie
me- morning, these two Regiments ad
need on the town, and sharp engage.
ent commenced. They were supported
body of Texan Rangers, dismounted
the occasion, under. Gehl. Henderson,
nd by the Sd Regiment I Infantry. The
I elh. was kept o1puaul Ao'clock, p. m,
lring which time, our troops drove the
nemy from house to house, almost to the
|nain plaza On the morning Of the 24th
I Gag of truce was sent in, which resulted
|nsthe capitulation ofthe town."
The Texan Volunteers are said to be
|iispleased at the lenient terms granted TO
|Anpudia.
We shall await with painful anxiety, the
further reports from this obstinate and
bloody conflict. We know that Of the
Head, Misslssippi's Regiment will have its
Jul share. We fear to see the full disclo-
|sute; many heart will be wrung, but we
In all rejoice in the glory with whichour
liant friends have covered themselves
| the service Of their country
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

Spencer, who murdered his wife in Jersey
City, opposite New York, has been acquitted
on the plea Of inslnity-as has become the fash
ion. 1t is evident that the law of hanging can
no longer be carried into effect A jury will
not render verdict of guilty in murder trials
which is TO make them accessory to the act Of
depriving another human being Of life God
gave life; and God alone has the right to take it.
Such is the argument made use Of; and had the
extreme punishment been Imprisonment for
life, and no power Of pardon except BY the LIE,
gislature, many Of the late trials which have
resulted IN setting the guilty Free would have
terminated very differently. Union.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
TO MILL HOLDERS

In the counties of Wayne, Clarke, Lau-
= derdaIe, Newton, Smith Simpson, and
Lawrence. Tile undersigned have pur-
chased the right OF liking common Gfist
Mills to grind the entire ear OF Corn, COB
and Shuck into meal for stock, would re-
spectfuIIy say to the owners OF Mills IN
the above counties, that they can have
their Mills fixed for the sum of thirty five
dollars each. Address us, or either OF us
at Paulding, Miss.
w. II. EDMONSON,
e. B. HARVEY.
Oct 7, 1916. l2-u
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
TRuST SAFE.

ny virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed
by James Y AIstin, to secure the un.
dersigned in certain sums ofmoney there
in specified, ! will proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Decatur, on the first
Monday of November next, the following
tracts or parcels Of Land, in the county oil
Newton, to-wit the N. w. or Of s. p. ar.
and the z. hf of S. f. hf and w. hf Of n.
E. ar. Sec. Z, IT. 6, X. lS, E. Also the y.
w. ar of N. w. or. Sec s, 4 6, + IL, Z.
will convey such title only as is vested
in me by virtue Of said deed.
HENRY ALEXANDER.
Sept. 90, 1916. 10-5t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

his devoted attention to his duties as a landlord,
to render tia quiet, comfortable, and agreeable
home for the stranger and traveller during bis
soourn in the city Ais individual and undi-
vided care and attention will be given to the
superintendent of the house, and it will be his
pleasure as it's his interest, to sustain the high
repatation which this house so justly acquired
under the superinteHdeuce Of its former worthy
and iumilable proprietor, Gen I. z. MMac'
kin
He respectfully solicits the continuance Of
lhc patronage Of lie house, and invites the pub
lac TO call where they will find every thing
thatthe season affords prepared as formerly IN
the best style, either Nth or Without onions.
GEO. Fl GRAY.
The Columbus Democrat Holly Springs
Gazette and True Democrat Pauldlng, will IN.
sert four times. AMI the Wing and Sentinel,
Vicksburg will inseri until forbid.
OF Ia 1876. l5'A
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14
NOTICE.

n HEREBY f0rewarn 81 persons from ira
n ding with nv wife Charloiie Wade OF oeai,
ing with Der in any way, as em determines
pos o pay any debs Of her eontraesing. shs
has III ny 6ea and bOarl without uny Iuz
S- = ISAAC WADE
g. q tuxe 81
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-10-14

WlHE coparneship berssoloFe ezisiag b.
- tweea McDoead 4 Bueknef 70 ne
prsctice 81 he lau, vas this dsy aiaaoirecc BY
mutual consent. All persoiss indebted 2 t1em
ars tsqassaei 20 cone forw1rd and make in
MEDIATE usemant, o. their claims viii b pHi
- esst - tas IN a JaasarF next lsms Nc
Dugsa vim u4od - lhs sutirs buriatri q ne
t.h Jadirial Dseusi
JAMES MeDUGLD
q RUSH BUCkNER
ssrs isFs So