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Sales OF stocks mt Baltimore.

Nov a9An increased Of business has been do.
10 the week tar u. - 6s Of 1856, 100 Lie 1907,
Pesnsylva.3 50 asked stae loans ,eao upwsrds-6s
u ffe ed asked ga, 80 ,<2 City So If ago done
At Sjs tn stock boald and close these figures
q, Of 1870 ales f9: 1885, 81 Money f. DIS ready
the street At nnd the offerings bank
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COM N ERClAL.

Esw York, Nov. 30.
AsHrl--The market was a littls more brisk yes.
tsrdsy and few sales were made at So for pots
and IS IS for pearls
CoTres-The sales to-day amount to 1000 bsles at
Nmsr pricssthe downward tends ncy of the
pears Of length TO be arrested.
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Passengers Arrived.
LvERSoeL-fsckst snip STEPHEN Vhitnsy--Nr II ,ml,op
Cansda DIR Dsmpster Verm Miss Lang Bosom: Mis-,
Stsv-son Mr sae bouss fhsd Ihi-33s the steeI
HAvASA-Ship Adeisde-Cspt Rch 10 Of the bsrk
Mudara; Jose Colqua, Rafael Fernandez g ,nIsIez
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IHE EYE.


AR. WHEELER, Oculist, - Greenwich street. the
~ Battery devotes his exclusive disc Of
the Eve and Opamic Surery and the public that
there the which the hui
xubjsct disorders Of that organ which
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number Of
uudoutted testimonials which he his office will
satisfy the pablo that his practice exceeded either
by that any other Oculst in the United
States.
Artificial Eyes for sale. and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
Once hours from Am. O'Clock PM, after winch he
visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the Eye,
With numerous instances Of great cures effected by Dr.
residence the will be fofwardedt any making
apple ation TO him by lstsrs post paid. oeeod2merc
HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES.
THE propreors presenting the above Ranges the pub
le warrants them to perform the purposes for which
they purchased, and If they VIII be removed free
OF any sxpeuse the purchaser Numerous references
be given wishing purchase The prices
range from q to Is dollars.
Gra,es OF tho for Paors Oces and Bed
Rooms.
stoves-Hall, Office, and Bed Room Stoves stovepipes
kc &c. ....r.
Tin WarcBright, plain and japsuned They lnvo
smokey chmneys cured-no cure pay.
A. G1LHOOLY and SON,
Proprieton and Manufacturers, 10 Nassau street
nl< lmsrc
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IL noc H. s,org&ssa :. Aa

IL nocA H. e,ora&ses :, 49,
Remasees to and Passsse from lres Britain and Ireland
BLACK BALL, OK OLD LINE OF LIVER
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing rom Liverpool the Is, and 18th OF every month
Also, by frat class Anne ieau SHIPS (weekvl
Psnons sending to the Old Coantry for friends san
make the necessary with the
hsv, hem brought in Of the eiuht ships
from Liverpool 90 the r and 10th Of svery MONTH Also by
FIRST class ships sailag from that weekly which
nt Mr. Roche, ssnior. there, will Without
delay.
The Black Bail, Old Line Of Liverpool Packets com
s,Po, on the regular appointed days as follows =
EE,pEILppnn' iir Jasuary, Isl May, lr September
SEW yyoSRK. ii February, Is J.a., l. October.
99RksbRE ,s! 4, ~'ssA s {: Ia "a Ne!.~Se'
S aaNNgFzHTMl 18th April Isl hA9s s;h December
fS-Ths public respectfully notified desre of the
~ the BLACK Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets
thN no PASSENGER aseIts hut X. B. TO-
from them 10 severtse TO bring out that line
We times for sale drafts at sight for .ny smoue
drawn direc, the Royal Bsnk Of elasd DubIin also on
Messrs Prescott Groe, Ames Co Londou " hi
prime pa towns throughout England ireland sc~,-d ard
WtlsI
ROCHE. BROTHkRs Co.,
- Fulton street, y Y neyr door the Fulton Bsuk
J'hs of5ceof Mr. Roche. senr., at IS Dunl street
\
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. sOvEMar0 -

s..S.. a., Arrived.
Nov is with .phsn Whitney, popbam from Liverpool
lprun,g sr 70 X kermir. std Ia com p,uv win shn
srsti aou,. ont sm oS 70 az pois Bis Martha
essp Tor Liverpool. NY Apomas y Cope. ON ihla'
sssar', Nc to r,ford fisro, o vans with sugar.
ne W weather dusiux ps,.Ss. hH We
-buE Dtsws lie iBox, az da.s fom s,..,
\ ns sW q oh ra % Ns-rows ''' !" fauuno.-
sehr isAbsls, Stet 10 days from W,i,.;.. 49,.
vsi norss. TO n M blsckwslL 'hk'on' NC, ma
ssss~w.
7ist "'' D''a"V IRON Live pool, Oct
Racket ship 81 James, from London
IL Graige 's'P" ashiP supposed to be tbs
|-'o se0a'tias brig. wi-dfsesh ffomNw
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SHA vi WAREHOUSE.
No 1-k R<r..f lSH

THE fROrRiETOIS Of this Establishment iuviss pvr-
chssers 70 exsnine their extensive eolisesio rspeine
rom cotton shawl at 20 India ear~lu har
s,cc Dealing sxeiuysy in the article Of shsws We
nahe the interest OF buyes, account lsrns
sos men IN store, well the low prices a. winch We ~
selling, by The case, dozen or single one.
us,ux JOHN q. HENDERSON 4 CO..
~ I'M penr esr~sf-
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY RALb-Eye1y day. Fncs ssuss psr eoov--s,
% Fer ANU n-paynbe In advance. -
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturdsv-Pyice eH usu =
-HEkALD FOR kURUFf[-fvsry ssssm Pscket dsv
- " =
-ApvERTIsEMENrsa at shs usual pnees-alwsys cash
PAINTING ofsIl kinds srseussd vida beauty ssA
patch
Alsuer communication. by mail addresssss 10 the
esAbhshneut mu be post paid the pnAtss vail - de-
ducted from the suhsrvip(Sou rou,elo}.
JAMES 00RDON BETVETTx
rr~pussov 1.-THE
lNgI YenK HBnALp EsTlR.fsunRv1.
.Nas>k Wool semes a1ausA - kasaoa aa1ooa
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LIE PHILADELPHIA hutlo DO iOh
1t Did Broo,ne ssrxst. " z

JACOB yREELAN. 0rsenylis, N } cared OF se,cfuia
by bottle medicine. His ssa'ths day, Oos ~
dat was wonderul fycu sut call a. sss you
have references this d,seass ell New York Cases Of
Standing John Boucher, IS Columbia street had
the Rhen he nasbs walk without erutches
He, his October sorh earsd
days;h told case Of Dysentary cured, doors
from his place End one Of Dyspepsia. Himcou Brown At
IN ought days he thocget he would burst e swelling
amer BENG given up BY dlereot DOCTORS ard raising
pint day of blood and corruption Mrs Cling, cured Of
:res6 John Kryn cared q Peuri.y, sth street Ay:nus
psv $50 erTsa ., t, S5 FroIi .r.s Masy
Of Piles IN one week after hsvny them .il One lady
Consumption of the Bowels Hundreds could be pre-
dacsS-ecepcism be COMPOUNDED in Eve minutes and
ed IN he iru< ere
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REGULAR MAIL LINE tUh BOSTON
VIA NORWICH WOR- "a SsrS
snssS 80 CEsTER. without change orAk

VIA NORWICH WOR- 90 Se1
p, snrsN 80 CEsTER. withou; change ofAkAA
- Pcsn Or BYyage, or without III
s.snsr sLing their SC Norwich are insured their
"a through Boston This being the ouly inland route
ut communicates through by steamboat and railroad.
Passengers by THIS line accompanied through by the
1acto Of the who will have particular charge Of
baggage and who will otherwise give his attention their
ease and comfort
This line leaves south Pier No North Rvsr foot OF
Battery Pnes daily Sundays excepted) o'clock r. NJ,
and ives In Boston IN time take all the eastern trains
every Tuesday Tbpssday and sarrd:ys att O'clock NJ
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at O'Clock, r NJ
For further information, inquire of j. H. VANDERBILT,
No Rat. ptarSN orsh I've IF
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IOUGHS- COUGHS. COUGHS

NOUGHS, COUNIHS, COUGHO.
COKBYN'5 GOUGR LOZENGEs-Ths popular rems-
Ody w, be found the eectuaI for the
cure Of esqsh, sSId. hoansnss. irritation Of the ung
Ike many prep. atoms got merely ease the palate
ten prove when seSecis many Thousand. can tss,
who have sfpsr,enced their happy and alua effects ma
confinement single boz viii the obstinate
IN By co f. &c. r'.
~ also Of tho Nedicsl Society has we'd his Office from
Duane sesto - Beekman street three doors rsm Nassau
ofdsea,ss for the past years, warrant in all
f.s use in his '''~ ass osn
M EDIt AZ AID.--Dh. R.UUKi Is consulted as usual
I'1 all diseases OF delc,te complicated He
the Plies pacce curing dissase. ncdsni
h nss essa eth an Of nearly aye a
NO CURE NO PAY.
DR; CORBiTT, 70 DUANE Street, Member Of the Royal
nestnsn q certain delicate diseases. pscsiee Of four
teen yes,s devo,sd 70 vsnerea diseases easbss DR. C.
four days No MERCURY used Structures cured in
two weeks without any pam. Con;titaonsi debility
habit, pos lively terssored eah .sd society DrC
room Dentist Remember 10 Duane susei door DR.
Johnsou's w lmsr
M EDiCAL CAkD--Dr. Morrlson has peen eageged TOT
:uo:urt, SonnoILoa. and debility arising
See his London Diploma with the signatures Of the
S me E 81.
14h fulton street Letters amended 10. nj msrre
A. Ah9aAl, ma siuiAN-Dh nkINr, NO ~ psaa.
slnaubsd his outdoor rrse,esshe eoa6nes Simss es.i1s
~ Office abOrng under chronic affections
nsTeuai di,.q.e. .natarr., piles Ss A.s e:rsia dis
,s, 20 ai Ds1 E s 10 oil ass e,
e,an aud member 81 The medical scsy. cie imsre
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They all of the frat Glass; ably commanded and with
ACCOMMODATIONS ample and commodous The price of pas
the cabin 500, exclusive of wines and liquors.
Apply to BOYD HlNCKEN,
Agents. No. Tont inc Building,
No. SO Wall street.
Goods the agents for ding will be to
other than the expenses actually paid au2l m
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nUACKEhY IN NEW YOhk.-Dr. CeOPER "a Duane
sst, Chatham street, wishes and siti
Lsns the Victims Of esesse or the imposition Of quac
peruse tbs following letter -
DR.. CoopER-SIR-Last July contracted disease, and
Immediately applied o doctor who promised in
week continued with him months, and gradually
getting tried after another, all the advertizns
doctors, and esah at epx1h
discovered thar the object OF these men aud they
the doctors kept under OF for weeks
NV throat and liberated, joints and
body covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
doetos considered DANGEROUS 10 ye me any more medi
advised southern climate. left the hospital and
by the advice Of several friends placed myse under youI
ssro the LIST Of January last The result Is told
WE'LL and restored perfect health wish this pub
"a imsr THOR GREEN Rrieklarer Harlem
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HE 0EtY sEcq R!l1 AsAlSsT 9JAGEERI

M AkRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH ~ interest
lv1 them by psrusiag Moral Psychology, written By
Hon. r. D. Owen with additions and alterations by r. tiio
vet NJ D. Were this book carefully BY every married
person and is sdvies strictly followed persuaded
The Of poverty and the prospect Of large family Of
children which eolid be but poorly reared pveut many
hersr work tina, VIII tell zoo mporsant 'eer:t. which
For sale by Zebsr Co az Chestnut and I'd streets
Philadelpha and booksellers; and the Editor,
acreet, Nav York. o3l Imsr
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STTtlARN

~ and 7s ycsey street. has in large ssek Of wkto
Ma s59 sas.. Which "a he i selling a. Isd.sea sss
DO SCI snaria yellow 10 cents; crushed loaf % essI
brown Havana ~ and Groces and Bakefs Wou1
DO well 70 give him call. Also general assovtnsss q
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NCOTJ' 4 THOMF N1JN

SUI 4 81 lnOmFcON q
NITY CASH Wholesale aad Retail Family Grocery. TIA.
Wine snc Spirit Esnblishns.r No 81 Broadway. New
Of the solicitations Of number Of der uptown ss
toner haye been induced estahsh1est On the
SANITY have on hand the best s..ortmset Of g:ss: he
the upper of the city. Amongst the assortment VIII b
found the following:
Teas OF the latest mpoatlons and finest 4ualies sugss
ofsvey Eaae Mocha Java, Lasrayn, and AassaSe esss
vines shs!npsEns sheri Madeira pen, elsrs! &s Hi
ted Sicnlsy. sad ...y br.1d:l Barclay rsItr, Ls.s
pickles; soaps srsrn candies: ols old English aairy
Glasgow spess haIss Esssh Fresch and Anesiee
B-ysry od and susenor Le1dsa dock Hsr,; Ansatil.
scaus sc sc
Ps-Gsods dsi,ered free Il snss 4. any r.rs 81 de-
city. aud rev eash sy,ix sik tsssrso
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF -sARsAPARiLL
gENTIAN AND SAsA,sFRAS,

kIHEfAkED by the NeE f0rk CQiiege OF ieolcine arc
Phsrmsey, established for the suppression Of ouaesery.
This refined and highly concentrated extract
the pufying1 n,lea and curative OF the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
extract Of Sarsapsra before the public
and be relied gu as rain remedy for all disease. s
salt rheu. ring worm botches pimples Ulcers pain in
the bones joints, uodes cutsncous eruptons
sore throat, any disease arising from the eect,
efsyphiIis or an injudic'cus use Of mercury.
Sold IN single bottles, at J5eerts
in cases ofhafs dozen tortlss 4, 50
one dozen is "a
Csses forwarded to all parts Of the Uaicn.
MIA very iibsrI scount {, whoessls rsrsAsssss;
Omss sesa iron A. A. teaP. W
W.a RCHARpsors, NJ. D..
sM nassaa sassss, New Iest.
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ORiVATE MISREPRESENTATION A ID. isa
II FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUKCKERY..-T1

Msmbefs Of The New York CoIIeGe q Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quarkery
ssntin.s to direct their par,cuiM s.tsntiou . al d
persons requiring medical treatment, safe and permanent
without injury the constitution from
business Inyads culsry requested make appl
cation TO the College the FIRST Of those diseases
- vast amount OF suerng aud time may be thus avoided
nected with tho principal Europe cure
those complaints attends for consultation daily
to pm.
TsyR,mAa.ies and Msdleys $sne,,s guaranteed:
living in the country, and finding nepnvenient MAXI
application, have forwarded con
tanning all medicine requisite to perform radical eurr b.,
stasng their explicitly. together with all symptom,
any. and sselosinG -, postpaid .sJdsss.sd 10
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ. d.,
Nessan stre<e Nsu Vovk
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JACOBS, Teacher OF the French Asecsdio. csp eska
~. flew mere pupils fer ms w'ssss esssr sFpAasssisi
selection Of popular airs, with valuable inssrlstoas for The
Instrument founded practice II eight years. ADply e
the original Accordion and Musical Depot whe0
terms will be made Known. IS Chstkan e.,
nit ftnsrre Opposite Ga cher =.
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DN. DCEndAVE HIOEAN HENOVAIOk.
THIS Medicine 20 long selsbrsted in Eurcps, ~ heev
ay In Debility Of re Orssns Of Hsprcduenes asias -
isa quick and nfallhle remedy. lrsmovss ehreps -
and those affections Of the urethn nsfaksa for ~
debility II 10 used with success R@ssces - - ~
to various physicians rse a bottle of ~ :. ~ -
and sold DULY fer the importing sssnts, ~ Ess.S
MIA I'm Z" - s~&S0 = Ne
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nR MAksHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENOVATfT
- "A remedy in weakness Of The oraaaa AZ
sraion and which in every whese s:sa
used prescribed BY the eninsst phv - ~
rope and Amenca n,he treatment Of the following SssoS
CONSTITUTIONS! weakness brought BY secsst SShis r,
duSed IN ~ young men, causing lasetvious drsasss nv
discharses dyspepss, weakness OF the snail sf The
confusiou Of intellect fsgeulnsss palussatIeu Of ahs
gees whites ohstrucoa of certain evscpatiess oea il
potency and barrenness Price a. per bottlsS kcsfis
-. Sold at II Duane street.. No
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RECORDS ALlEaAT'vE MIXTURE.
the permanent cure Of pr,mi q secondary syphilis,
iniudcious Of mercury unskif1 medical
All persons supectug vceresl tan remaining IN their
tsm should this powerful purifier without delay
person CONSIDER himself safe after having the venereN
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system with us
Justly celebrated Alternative.
Sold single bottlcs at 81 sach in caxss half dozes
for so eareuy PACKED and sent TO all parts Union
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ASK PASSAGE TO PAKA, BkAZ The suDeror
MH FIRST class copperrd aud copper fastened b.rk UN
ss DINE, r. Appleton, win be des patched for the
above port abb the frat Of October. !.
invsds and Others no desire avail themselves
heahfu and agreeable climate Of Para will find the Undipe
aud her odarns " characer surpassed
For particulars apply to JAMES BISHOP s. Co,
tnrissr~~ J, ih~r,v
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LESSONS IN SINGING, IN ENGIlEH
ITALIAN, FRENCH Or GERMAN.
Me- JULES HICHT, Of re Cos:sr,:,si, q Msss,s
lie in Fsnsrsi that be il prspsrsd give lsssss
;aEas u either Of the above sngusgss, his rdsess o.
schaIfeabsrg. H. C. Ii~n saa z w Is.nss, have kisil
teseher Please apply y. r. Hover 81 Droedway -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22
The Thrift.

Tho dill (Which passed the House) re.
daclng duties on imports was taken up
IN the Senate on the 9th inst, When the
opponents Of the bill moved its reference to
the committee on Finance, this was oppo,
sed by its friends, as it would delay the
action Of the Senate thereon. After an
animated debate this motion was rejected
--yoas %, nays "a The friends and op.
poneuls OF the principles Of the bill array.
ed themselves on this move, and we be-
lleye the result is a fair indication Of the
ultimate result Of the bill
Afer this vote the bill was made The
special order for Monday Chem next, and
every day thereafter until disposed Of
We hope soon to announce the passage
Of this biIl, and that il has become the law
OF The land,
Tea md Coffee are admitted free of
duty md Salt is subject to a duty Of 20
per cent BY the present law Salt is tax.
cd 100 per cent.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

THE WAR. There is no important
nows from the seat Of war. The weekly
(Narchcz) Courier of the lilh uli. says;
"The steamboats, Cora, down Saturday
night and the Ialma, down yesterday,
took the entire Mississippi Regiment 10 N.
Orleans 1t. Col. A. X. McCung, com.
handing" Col. DAVIS passed down the
river a few days since, to meet the rcgi.
ment NJ New Orleans.
by last accounts Gen. Taylor was yet
on the Rio Grande. We notice tina, thore
is some sickness ia the army; bu, we hope
"mnrchng orders" will soon reach hem
rs we believe the volunteers and regulars
VIII suffer much less in marching than in
camp.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22
July 10, 1916.

BRIrIsH SENTMENT.-The is a re.
markable change in the tone Of the London
Times in its reference to the American
policy. The idea is distinctly advanced
that the object Of our government is to
postpone the settlement of the Oregon
question until the termination of our Mex.
lean war, and then to put forth our preten.
slons to all Oregon "wth all the strength
OF the democratic party" We need not
point out the gross error of the Times on
this occasion --bul il is remarkable that in
the same breath the editor insists that the
Oregon difficulty ought To be settled ami.
cably and above all immediately! And
the reason for this is equally remarkable
--becnuse, he says, that at the end of the
Mexican war we viii be in better condi.
ton 10 hght England than we are now ia
Ugh: MeXIco-and yet he terms our war
with Mexico, "a Rhle par"-one in which
we run no risk, and which is only caIcn
lated TO rouse our martial spirit aud vhet
our a'Petle Tor something more impor.
liant! This is now the sentiment of "proud
and potent Engand'-nnd vet there are
lh"se that believed that England was
ready 10 fight for Oregon, and under tina,
belief our title to nearly h1lf Of the terri.
tory was abandoned BY the Senate.
Mash. Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

or Our old friend l.. p, Hail., a sol.
der in the Andrew Jackson Regiment,
Louisiana Volunteers" has forwarded us
n copy Of the "Republic Of Rio Grande,"
Of June 23d, printed at Malamoras. The
paper is Of the X o order, and indi1er.
emily goren up at that. The advertise
menls indicate that the town is becoming
Amoricanized and civilized. We read
that ono Yankee takes Daguerrotype like
nesses in a room at Arsta's hend quarters
TIM, Mrs. PnILLls IlAMBLiN keeps ia.
vern at the same localon-that MesTs,
HUnBARD, RAYNEs g. Snow, have opened
n RostauFat at the house Of Gen. Ampu.
din, Rosaes ST., where oil immagnable
delicacies arc TO be had, including the best
Of liquors, a constant and abundant supply
Of Ice, &c. The paper is printed in Span
ish aud English, but is poor affair, with.
out ability or spirit,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

CAUTION 10 THE CRAFr,-In February
last, We copied 40 advertisement Of MAR.
I'm d Jones, manufacturers Of Machinery
cut Wood Type, Cincinnati, o." Appon.
ded 10 the advertisement was n note, sta.
ting that Publishers who copied it would
receive pay in type upon forwarding four
times the amount oftho bill On tho ! lth
March, we enclosed 500 and the bill for
advertising, with an order for the amount
in type. The receipt of the money was
Ockuowled by letter of April ooh, and we
were appraised that the 'mnchine" was out
oil fix, but that the type would he sent
carly the next week" Since then, al
though we have frequently written, we
have not heard from the manufacturers,
the wooden type or the money; and we
nre forced To the conclusion that the rood.
en- type machine has cut us out of SEQ
As The advertisement was extensively Co.
pied, and is still floating about in the pa.
Pers, we give this warning to prevent our
fellow craftsmen being imposed upon by
the graceless scamps; and we ask that they
give the runnets Of this wooden.type sa,o
some noloriety. PuBLR. Nj, Dem.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

0J-Gen. CAss, and Messrs. DAVIS and
ADAMS will accept our thanks for valuable
public documents.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

G1J-The Editor Of this paper will be ab.
scnt for the coming seven or eight weeks
Gen. ]. WuIranRE has kindly consent.
ed to devote his leisure hours to the edllo.
rial department Of tho paper until my re-
turn. The patrons Of the paper will be
benefited By the change.
Mr.. j. NJ. BUTLER will have charge Of
tho Office, and is fully authorized TO col.
lect, and receipt in my name, Tor all nc.
counts due the office, and 10 attend to my
business generally.
Jolly 10, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

Souri, CAROLINA REGMBNr.-The re.
gment OF South Carolina volunteers has
elected P NJ. Butler Colonel, James p
Dickinson, Lieut.. Colonel, A, II. Gladdier,
Major.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

a TAILOR Park Benjamin has made
a Joke. tie s'ys that the Mexican4 thought
Taylor good workman, and large nun.
Der OF them gave him trial. They
found him industrious enough, and pretty
good at cutting, tehipping, and Telling bur
lhey couldn't stand his charges. This as
The times 60, may be considered toIerable.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22

We find in the las; Southron, a letter
from Rev. Mr.. CRENsHAw, written at Ma.
t1moras. OF truth, he carries the Billie
in one haad and the sword in the other,
and Judging from his doings in the army,
and from the tenor of his letter, (which
we give below,) we think he will do eff
cient service with both weapons.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-22
C4to0tootppt Democrat.
CAR Il OIL h T o N !;

Wednesday Morning. : July D. 1916.