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aud warrants them all to be genuine. Purcha
sers are respectfully solicited to call.
) JAMES B. ELLIS,
t Physician g. Druggist
+ Ripley, Miss, April pct iSt5.
y IIa would also respectfully tender his service
to the citizens of the County in the varlot
branches OF MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBsrETRIc
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and respectfully soIccis their continuance.
g3Otfice, same heretofore occupied, whei
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n ia III o Il S .

r usr received fresh supply of brandy, wine
~ gin and whiskey-Port and Madane WINE
put mp in bottles expressly TOR the sex, anu Of
the best quality for sale at Kings corner by
may, ls44. J, y, WALKhR,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
PAULDING MISS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER

would sink and rise on the breast of the
deluge, the last, the onI yhope of the human
race. HeImless, and apparently guldeIess,
its wreck seemed inevitable, but the sea
never rolled that couIdextinguiSh that star
like beam, that told where the ark still
foated. Not even the strong wind that
the Almighty sent over the water to dry it
mp, driving it into pillows that stormed the
heavens, could sink it. Though it shook
like reed in their strong grasp, and
aoundered through thedeep CULTS, il passed
unerringly on to the summit of that noun
tain on which it was to rest; and at length
struck ground and ceased its turbulent
motion.
Noah waited week and then sent forth
araven to explore the deep. Though the
waters still swept from mountain to noun
tain, the myriad carcasses that floated on
the surface furnished both food and resting
place, and he returned no more. He then
sent forth dove. 1t darted from the place
of its long confinement, and sped on a
rapid wing over the flood, now turning this
way, and now that, looking in vain with
its gentle eye for the green earth, and at
last turned back towards the ark of rest.
The tap of its snowy wing was heard on
the window, and the patriarch reached
forth his hand and took it in. The fierce
painting of its notified breast and its droop-
ing pinions, told too we'll that the earth
gave no place of repose. But the second
time it was sent forth, il returned with an
olive leafin its mouth, showing that the
earth had arisen from its burial, and was
Sprouting again into verdnre. Then the
patriot went forth with his family, and
stood on Mount Ararat, and 10 the earth
was at his feet, but how changed Cut
into gorges where the strong currentswept
and piled into ridges, it bore in every part
marks of the power that had ravaged it.
Noah and his family were alone in the
world, and he built an altar there, on the
top of the solitary mountain, and lifted his
voice in prayer, and the Almighty talked
with him as "friend taketh with friend"
bidding him 90 forth and occupy the earth
And as the flame of the sacrifice arose
from the mountain top bearing the patri-
arch's prayer heavenward, the promise
was given that the earth should never
again be swept by a deuge, and 10, Gods
signet ring appeared in the clouds, arching
the man of God, and shown as warrant
that the covenant should never be broken.
Babtized by the flood -consecrated by
the altar--iIluminaIed by the fresh rain.
bow, Mount Ararat stood sacred noun
tain upon the earth.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
For The True Democrat.
TO PHILo AGRICoLA:-

70 PHILo AGRICoLA:-
have read, sir, what you would probably
call an ans~er to my reply to you, of the "a
inst Your irrelevant surmises about my
profession" have no direct relation TO the
matter in controversy, and, as arguments, have
no weight Ipass them; they are the airy
feathers rejected by sound logic
But you object to my anonymous signature,
and assume that yours compOrs mole with
your character and pretensions, for you are the
friend Of not a farmer yourself" Prove
your friendship,'sir, by couending no longer
against rights coeval with the birthday Of his
country
You agree with me respecting commerce ?
weIland good we are, then, done with that
/" bone Of contention But, one remark more.
You ASSERT" one half the advantages Of ag-
riculture would be lost with the destruction Of
commerce" Sir, You cannot argue from i'm
possibilities As we'll talk OF the absorption Of
the mountain spring by changing the course of
is rivulet Commerce is the child OF agricul-
ture. Cherish the parent, and the offspring Of
necessity beeomts healthy and vigorous. Ag.
ricul,ure is the fountain-head-lhe life source
Commerce is a subordinate agent-the servant
ofagriculture. 1t only transports from shore
to shore, from hemisphere to hemisphere, that
which agriculture creates Does not this fact,
sir, show a vast disparity 10 the importance OF
each to a nations prosperity l had dream,
Philo Agricola, aud il was this:
stood upon the Southern coast OF Africa,
arrayed IN the garments Of civilized man. The
waves had closed upon the decks Of noble
vesssl upon which had embarked for another
land. and the huge coffin sunk before my ap-
palleI gaze, bearing 10 the eaverns Of ocean
three hundred human beings but lately CON-
panions ani friends They were gOne-and
LIwas alone That was an awful sensation
which erep like an icy chill 10 my heart when
solitude sared me 10 The face, and hope per-
ished within my bosom. Twas living deaihl
For a moment 4 was nerveless and reas0nless
Bua shout, accompanied by the rude, uniniel-
livibls cabber Of The savage, aroused my stu
pi6ed sense I turned around, and the wild
eve Of a naked African glared upon me IN
wonder; bgi be made gesture Of peace, BY
driving bis spear into the ground, and folding
bis mus-ulsr ans upon his broaa His do
city surPrise5 me, for was unarmed, and
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
From the Vieksbarg Wig.
GOOD NIGT!

Good night lovel-save the brooklets SCUM
That murmurs down the height
All things above, below, around,
Are wrapped in sIumbers light
Time speeds along on rapid wings,
Iwould not stay bis fight
Save only when to US he brings
The hour to say-GOOd Night
Good Niphi-how lovely is the smile
That sleeping nature wears
Like one whom pleasan, dreams beguile
Away from waking cares
Upon the softly closing flower
The DEVELOPS glimmer bright
All things conspire to bless the hour,
Yet we mus say-GOod Night
Good Nighil-may fancy TO Thy bed
Her faires visions bring,
While slumber Ger Thy pillowea bead
Folds up Der dove-like wing
BsBsaihyon Blue and sarli skies,
Bspssth ihs moons pale light
Amid TIE zsphyr's frsgrsnt nghs,
sc thee, lors-Gooi Night G
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
The worship of Nature.

~. C. WHITTIER
The ocean looked up to heaven,
As 'twere living thing;
The homage of its waves is given
In ceaseless worshipping
They kneel upon the sloping sand,
AS bends the human knee;
A beautiful and tirelcss baad,
The Priesthood ofthe Sea
They pour the gliuering treasures out
Which in the deep have birth,
And chaunt their awful hymns about
The watching hills Of earth.
The green earth sends its incense up
From every mountain shrine,
From every flower and dewy cup
That greeteth the sunshine.
The mists are lifted from the rills,
Like the white wing of prayer;
They lean above the ancient hills,
As doing homage there.
The foresttops are lowly cast
Ger breezy hill and glen,
AS if a prayerful spirit passed
On nature, as on men.
The clouds weep DER the fallen world
Zen as repeutant love;
Ere, to the blessed breeze uniur' "a,
They fade in light above.
The sky is as a temples arch,
The blue and wayy air
IsClorious with the spirit-march
or messengers at prayer.
The gentle moon, the kindling sun,
The many stars are given,
As shrines to burn earths incense on,
The altar fires OF Heaven
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16

The Scottish Parliament Of 1929, dirocied
thai when a man wished 10 appeal agaiusts
sentence be was not 70 asa sir0ng language but
0aly 30 say that the dO0u Is ialse, sinking sna
rotten"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
BY Dease & Murphy.
PoETRY Y.
rhe Declaration Of Love.

| am for plain, simple love, without an
Observation-Disclosures & FLETCHER.
A fair face will wither; a full eye will wa
hollow but good heart is the sun and moot
for itshines bright and never changes.-SHAK
PEARRE.
l love thee but l do not think
Thy form is perfect grace,
Nor that the charms of Venus dwell
In the features ofthy face.
| love thee but think Pve seen
A smaller foot than thine;
| also think I've seen before
An ANGLE much more fine.
love thee but brighter eye,
A ruddier cheek I've known
A whittier forehead, and a mouth
Much pretter than thine own.
love thee but know I've seen
A whittier neck and hand,
And tresses that more lively waved,
When by the breezes famed.
love thee but do not mean
To fatter thee, and swear
That thou art perfect and divine,
When don't think you are.
love thee! but if thou my love,
Dost scorn, | never do
Intend to pine and die for thee
And yet love thee TOO.
love thee for never saw
One of the womankind
More richly dowrled with the gifts
OF a pure and noble mind.
love thee for there never was
A heart more pure than thine,
Or one that could so thrilingly
Responsive chord with mine.
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CID brig Belle Myers for New York. Below, brig Alpine.
1 from New York.
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Cleared.
Ship Patrick Henry, Deano, Liverpool Grinnell Mntun
4 Co.
Ship Albany, Crawford, Havre, VIM Whitlock, Jr.
Ship Jane Mclean ST Johns, NIB, McNurray.
Ship Orleans, Sears New Orleans Vim Nelson.
Bark Eugenia, Biscoe Vera Cruz. Hargous, Brothers
Bark Janet Davis, Boston.
Brig Phura Bambre, Savannah.
Brig Joseph, Gates, New Orleans, Thompson Hunter.
Brig Sarah Balloon, Morton, Mobile, Stuges, Chairman
Co.
Brig Albion, Roberts, Liverpool, Ms. q n Rowland.
Schr Mary Clark, Small, Salem.
Schr Brilliant, Hale, City Point. Va, Bunker & Place.
Schr Isabella, Ferguson, Newbem.
Barge Cayuga, Owens, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Packet ship Sheridan Cornish. from Liverpool ApEi h IN
Rochester, Britton, for New York; A., ,,h w;,h
Packet ship Rochester Britton. Liverpool Apr' 'sn VIII"
Packet ship Cambridge Barsiow, from Liverpool April q
Ship sou,hemer Palmer, from Liverpool April q with
mdse, Woodruff, Mintun 4 Co. 40 -. g.. r;.-r.s,
Ship Mac donia Morse (of BATH 81 days rom
with salt to @ r., g paS
to sSp HmSas sna owss o New Or
Srs T rss. %s'i ss.ou B:S from c.en. with
scsi PRsSe Elm. Osborn Georgetown -four &c, stur
ses sSr ssm"sl Appleton Nickerson Boston, mdse to
Herrick.
schr rene Bryant days from Calais, with lumber
ssSr id: Thatcher days from Cape Delaware, bound
sc6I H.Fon Psnssld, days from Alexandra, mdss' to
eskF Welcome, Swift days from Georgetown, with four