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VEGETABLE PILLS.
GENUINlC VEt,Lru, M nTUr

TNVfIL U ENUIN Il EG FIA BILE PILLS.
u AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRHEA
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. &c. OF all the RENE
dies vet discovered for the of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have been the most effectua as
they have never been known 10 fail 10 efecta perma
nent cure They are mild and pleasant to take. vet
powerful IN their action, and may be taken without
me Knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Pills are Put up in square boxes, with full directions
accompanying each box
QIE- For sale by J. o. & N. McCormck, N Gay-st.
O'T.l; t. Wiseman, Light-st., opposite Fountain
Inn, and by J. F. Perkins Il Bro, cor. Franklin and
Green-sts.
In WashingtGn-hy NJ. DeIany, cor A! street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott cor. 9TH ST.
ana the avenue PHce 81 a box. JAIL
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G,ALVANIC RINGS! GNI.VANtC RINGS!
SU warranted the genuine English Ring, OF Il supe.
rior finish received this day large lot, which will be-
sold 10y the single Ring or dozen, by GABRIEL .,
CLARK, Water street, second door from Calvert St,
who has also received large assortment Of wew
JEWEi,RY and WATCHES G23
NEOOEE'S PECTORA HTI%rUHE. In
WE offering this valuable Medicine tor sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that II Is quack
remedy 20 cure all diseases, nor is II recommended Is
n cure for consumption; il is prepared from III" re-
cept of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also be found usetul in the Incl
picnl stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could he obtained from II Csc who have derive bone
fit from its USE, but it is deemed unnecessary. a. a
trial of ii will be sufficient recommend lion ST va
lue as a remedy in the ahlve mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES u. BARRY,
nl2tf No. lS2 RGitiHNre street
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a
~ rlNH AND ALL SPURiDU TAR mIy
fGRES gnt ~ IA JHrr,9TfONs ct
FhuMSOE5 COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR
hED "OOD NAPAyHa,
winch = daiiv 'urcug such rE'pukHpIe cures in
PULMONARY Gov LNPriON!
PHELADFLPIIt, I coGer 49, lS45.
ne Undersigned Is iHuGccd To make the iO!lnwine
hhti 81 Ltm@Ht uadGf IruI conviction that many
valuable lives mc.t he saved was rec .ur.e !d to
,'H SANE meats winch Hnyr Ieatnied me 10 he irh
"aI suffered lot Yeas NJ weakness al the LUNGS
ana Liver ChmPhAINr, but ; gradual were the
ht1ds NJ disease that felt no aiua ua,il withia
me last year the cHef cause or di,r. - was rain
ID my breast and riq1t side, great Opprrs SION almost
srangug, and total inability To ise the CuTrup, mat
l1' wa ca obattucted my breathing; aud unCs 50
s''"t was my suffering thought cua!d not live an
n"ur u IS ,c'r'cly h"C s,ary 10 lay, l!at during
'hiS lihF hao the hest mGdira attendance, was
ped, mustered &c with nv avail. also uss d vari-
Gus advertised and W Il knOwn medicines uhiaining
no ,rilLt Whatever until procured THOWSDN'S
COMPOUND SY&UP or TER ND WOOD
NOSPHii!d, one h"ttlG NJ which benefited NE more
tnam all Ell" had taken; and new ~ sert il AZ nv
solemn belief that b. this time Ishouia hdve L. en- in
mn grGrc rat not procured THIS 7encdy AZ the Se
MI. SARAH JANE ADAMS,
No. l3e south Fourth street.
aSW0rn to and subscribed this 3u, day OF October,
tbA5, befGie me, CHAUEcEY BULKLs7 teiman
repaired only by \. +. THOMSON, Pni!sdeIptia.--
authorised agents: Roberts u Atkinson, conner fia-
more and Hanover sls; q. St0u, Wnshnglun, Il, O.;
VI. a. Stanton, Norfolk; a. Duyali 6 Go. Richmond,
va Price 50 cts or sI bottles for g. 50. b, cdre OF
~tom 20" farcdtse. dis 3ni+
GtnOSgNG OEF STOCK OF WINTER
" DRY GOODS. As the arasOn is far advanced
will now offer great inducements to Buyers OF FAN
CY aud staple DRY GOODS, having on hand fresh
and Iul Stuck, bought with this ill in this and
eastern markets, although do not ITofesvo sell Nth.
out regard to cost, yet will sell snany licI at and
LESS THAN COST, and feel assure! that heyers VIII
find It 10 thci advantage to call before making their
purchase.
A large stock of Rich SILKS
While UamaSk (very rich for evening Dresses)
large stock French and English Cashmere
DO do do MOusGiia de LANES
ShawlS, Shawls and Scarfs
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vgstngs
Blankets, Flaanels MaTsGilles Quite, Linen Sheee-
ings, Cotton do, Domestic Goods of all kinds.
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. DOG Bait. ore st.
MI .I-nI
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EpLANk BOOK MANUFACTORY.
HD Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bank BOOKS, Memo
randum Books &c, full and half bound of every
varie y of size and pattern hand or made to or
DER wlh promptnrss, IN the most substantial manner,
of the best materials, warranted TO give satisfaction
CHECKS on the Banks of Baltimore
Notes and Drafts; Bills of Ladne; Rail Road Re.
ceipts; Stamps; School Books of every description;
Miscellaneous Books in great vaiiety-With general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are r..
spcctluIIy invited TO examine the stO k, all of which
will be sold moderate terms, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH n LEWIS,
ia3 No 27B Baltimore ST
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FOR SALE y REM.

MNOK SALE-A very likely and valuable dark
Il muIalio girl, IL years of age" to serve Is year.
aud nurse, aud wei grown for her age; sound Il d
hetllhy. To GOOD mHsDcr, in he city + county,
wall sell her AZ q fair cash pncr. Apply al
L.P. 3COFTt'S intelligence Office,
ia3f NJ. tn 'voI,.,,,vr pt ,-n
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GOLD II Ems. We we just received a supply
@H OF Heny's Gold Pens, with silver cases, which
we will sell upon accu mmnta'ing terms.
FREDERICK Fn;KEY & SONS,
tal9 No. 800 Batmor" street.
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BUalNE 5S CAHL,e. O.,

d r 1y. WEAVER. {Succesaur 10 jacob wen
sP yer1 UNDEkFaKEh, hn&D e. suAKP-ST,
i ''pN"" u" 'hureIt. uIr-6m
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HNOOKS, BOOKS. Napier's Peninsular War
ND from The year 1917 to 1914, by w F. 2. Napier,
G.. Is complete in vols. with numerous epgravings.
IrvinI's Works, complete in two vols, with p0r-
trait of the author.
Travels owe the Table Lands and C0rdilleras of
Mexico, during the wears Of l643 and al by Albert
NJ. Gillian, late u. S. Consul 10 California.
Sketches Of Brazil, embracing Historical and Geo
vinces, by Daniel 2. Hidder, vols Illustrations.
History at England, by Hume, Smo lett, and Nil
Ter, iE vols. octave.
History of Modern Europe, by Russell s Jones, in
three vols
THEIRS History of the French Revelation, vols
in two CheaJ editions.
Also, large assortment of Penular Works. TO
gerher with Il general assortment Of School Books
and Stationery, constantly on hand and for sale by
ID. OWEN & SON,
jal5 ld6 Ballmor"-st,, hrlow Calvert.
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uHANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
IL ID PILLS, are by far the best me dicine ever dis
covered for curing
Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head, &c. Persons OF full habit,
who are subject to Ileadache, GiddineSs, brow
sneSs, and singing in the Ears, arising from too great
flow Of blood to the head, should never he
With0u;them, as any dangerous symp-
toms will be entirely carried off by
their immediate use.
Always ask for HhNCES PILLS. and purchase of
none but those advertised agents. and if convenient
call aud see the proprietor himself.
70 For sale by SETH S. HANCE, 1903 Baltimore
street, and corner OF Charles and Pratt streets Price
3 cents per box, for HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS,
NJ five for 81. inla
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y &ia.' W. EFAb".o, HeUeL .a...yIsG,
- '&E2~s1-sr., adjoining h5,,..s,, 1aa,ro, iaI-Ig
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NOCpOfS SWAYGE'S tr
~ COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

NOCTOR SWAYGE'S tr
~ COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSU "a PIT EONI
Coughs, Colds, A-thpa, Bronchns, Liver rCmpaiul,
splitting Boot, difficulty at BrealhIi g, pan in
.ite side aud Breast, PaipitaiiO OF mo Heart,
Influenza Crnup, Broken tnnSuiutiUu,
Sore Throat, NerNUaS UGhiily, aud
alt Disease s0t the IhrpHl. breast
aud Lung; the most elieCtU-
al and sprcJy cue ever
EuvN"t"r my OfIte
i.,uptdrt asysiS
THE GENl !>u. r,rrAENTIrN.
5VjlNE s LOhP-D SIhLP IpILD GiiELRE
TRIUMPHANT SUCl E>S!
PutLADgLrHIA, Upc 9Th, iSli.
Jr, SwAYNE; Dear ~tr,--! htV- been aitrw" with
violent Luugn for ate udrd win iCkGnH IA
che throat, great debility aud 1hrt tra- mp.
tunis, which had brCHlC quite aH:"ae, az th'eal.
GuEd serious Consequences. made irHl OF nearly
al! the medicines wHi b are recon- ended 50 'ghtv
IN The papers, hut rerrych no benefit "hait"r, amt
bearing Of ynur COMPOUND SYRUP o. WILD
CHERRY, reluctantly concluded "a n'akr ri 4 "a
u. and in very short tImG 1t curd NE entirely 9TH It
have had no r.Iuru of it, but feel much stronger
suCe using your invaluable mcdir inc, aud you eau.
not Say too much in its fav"t a. th'rG ere b" "a ny
persons suffering as was, which hy the use uf vaur
Compound syrup of VIVA Cherry miqhI hD perlna
nGntly cured JAMES DIXON,
cGrnrfof Tenth aud peah streets.
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND ~ RUIZ OFW!LD
CHERRY was the FIRST ptepara'irM .rnn lhal valuable
cree which was YER introduced To the uubi e, aud
an pie proof Is afford ed ufit- success hy the cuuLy
ntihg h1Uueu WIN "balsamSI '''t adde's aud 'AtE
cures oI Wi'h Cherry, not one Of which is VrGuattd
ny regular physician, though they have ,utut
she names at resPectab physicians 10 ave cufrruGv
10 tsciT "hustr lms." Aud there an ImpustGtn
VINO mas come out within q few days, with Il Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry. Cliugiug still closer tu
The original name, that persons miI It tie deceived it
they did MOI bear IN mind the name of lr SW AN Ne
Therefore the Uuhilc should he their guard, aud
nothave wnr HESS mixture palmcd upon them for
fhG original and genuAe prrparatiOn winch Is Ualy
prepared nv DE- SWhiNE, n. w. Gomez of Er.hlh
and Race stS., PhiladGlphta
Baltimore .7gcuts--I =. Cook, No 76 Baltimore ST.;
StahIer Cauhy, Pratt street wharf.
District .fgent2-R. Fdrnh"m, Washington, D. g.;
VIVA. Staber & Bro, Alexandria ID, c.; George NJ
SOthoron, Georgetown. ja26-tAp6T
yKNEI1s Is TO GIVE NOrICF. Thatrhe snh.
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FlaGln PhAQkG, sSihH.T GtsON,
III COPPER WIRE, sc sc,
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx. and exira Nres
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, I4x20, of besl Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and RaeEia
SHEET lROE-aii ducCt impOriatCA.
20,00D lbs. Bla2ieIs COPPER, aszutted
30 casks TauHt0H SHEET ZINC
300 bundles iisigi.I aud anHeoed IRON WIFE
81 rolls SHEET LEAD, q 10 + ihr.
80 pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEiIER
AAo, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bat Tin, sc.
{a7- A tu stock 0C Timers Toos aud Packs GA
chimes, Timed and ron Rivets, Timed Cooper, &c,
For sale on liberal toms nv
f.. PRATT X BROTHER,
as 6mif ~ and 20 :. ChGIPs street.
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~$J tL.t,t4& ~. 34EE, EAsr.-rv-nLE HAIR
3 CUTTER and SHAVER, CGy@'T
'SentemeH's Ra9ogs SET az the shortest notice ala .
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n OOEN AT THIS!

o. aiLLsNG uF2! AtN0. los FAYETrE ~,
~ opposite the Liberty Engine House, sack of
WINTER and STAPLE D.tT GOODS, al greatly
reduced prices. Call aud see before huying--Cassi-
ncttS at374c; Ltnseyaat !9t; CalCnes ant Afuslns
&C; Super iSc CaCOes for lH,C; Blankets at Sl.TJ
pair; u Kaines ~ 1nd -; Cashmeres, very cheap,
sc. Many nther articles at closing out u'ces. dl6
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GCARPA's OIL, POR TIE CURE OF DEAF
~ NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MAT TER
FROM TIE EARS We cut the following highly
important intelligence from newspaper printed in
LOckport. N. Y.
Messrs. Murray 4 Son are members of the Society
OF Friends aud we'll known in the business c0m-
MunitY.
"1hG undersigned, agents for LOckpOrt, from per,
son&l knowledge Nf its good effects, recommend
The above article without hesitation. We have sold
within the lust year about $40 worth; and in most
cases it has proved beneficial One case of t,reIne
ycGrS standing, (the wife Of Jepthl Bahcock, of So
mefset) has been entirely cured by its use. ifth0se
interested will call on us, we will lay before them
what evidence we have of its remedial qu tes, aud
then they can best Judge whether to use il or not.
J MURRAY SON.
. For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los BaItimOre-st.
jal4 and cor. Charles and Pratt'sts.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. Just
VI received few pair NOR" Of those superior La
Polka, Sandal and Buskn RUBBER SHOE lat tie
low price Of 81. w. il. WILLIAMS,
No. l70 Pratt street,
dis 81 house I Of Charles street.
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THE GREAT REMEDY,
For Coughs, Colds, Splitting of Blood Gtsd HoaySsaess.
ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
sHDuLU GIsE n THAT.
Price TtoeRty- FIVE Cents per PccInge,
Or PGckGseG for 81.
For sale by SETH =. HANCE, lOS BaiumcFa-st.
and cor. Pratt and Charles .sg. s3i
NO-PA RTNERSHIP. WIN ROGERS and
a WIN. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting OF the business Of Merchant TAI
Tors, at the former store of MN ROSEEa No, 196
NJ ~RKET STREET, five doors west at ST. PauLsI.,
the house formerly occupied as the CIti1rSS BanG.
CO The subscribers, from theIF long experience
in business, with confidence solicit The pa
t!Onage of theiT fdfmer friends and the r-Ibc gene
rally, assuring them that they VIII find be their
interest To give US then patronage
&c Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
2Sth Oct, 1915. o29 ROGERS X BOYD,
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IVORY HANDLE TABL .

GPLENDID IVORY HANDLE TABL q.
~ CUTLERY. Just received an assortment of
Beautiful CUTLERY, viz: Sets Of 50 pieces beauli-
fully finished Ivory Handle KNlVES only, put up III
handsome mahogany cases lined with velvet. Sets
of 81 pieces, without cases Fine Ivory KNIVES,
with and without Forks, by the dozen. fine as
sorment of Ebony, Cocoa and Buck Handle Fable
and Tea KNIVES and FORKS, Cook and Bread
Knives, CarvtIs and Steels, in great variety.
With every kind OF FAMILY HARDWARE, for
sale low AT the Cheap Furnishing Warehouse, No 10
North Charles street..
ia2t2w G. Z. WETMORE s. co.
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- .Et"|i- 'tNNLD rHuu";rtUrrs arH Derga
con. .hi'F IN Band, g"rrraI assortment ur iusru
Hruaf- IL NJ /. SH ,EP STREET. rr.4-.l,n
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A. NICKERSON, 81 N. Howard 81. jal5
FEvICkS AND 8LGACEItGtt COO D@. Just
vi received large lot OF 81 ! aud TICKS
of Methueu Hamilton & other pr, icrahe marks; 10
cases 81, g. and Bleach'd -hrlinJs aod ShPeurgs:
cases Colored CANBRICS, Pink, Blue and other
fancy Colors, For sale cheap.
BEALE RICHARDSON g. co.
No. 223 Baltimore street
jag fARl First Dry Goo4s House low Charles
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FHLLAnFLRIIDIc-n D

when = daliE 'utCilug such Tg'uHIkaNle cures in
PULMONARY Gov L NPV,DNl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

known 10 Be opposed 50 anN r1sh ms1-
sures. Mr.. c. took veFy raeeA he sans
Ground with that 81 aIr. j. D. Clavtsn-
lie was for the notice As . peace mesSare.
and believed i. rs Be lhe sasesf coarse .
secure peace.
Mr.. Dix toek tie II 81. en3 ca hss to-
ton the Sensts adlcarne&-
n The H,r=, r..ss of tie lsv wrax con
Snrnea n 6eSaltorv debate u tie Pen
SION hin
Fsbrnarv IS-Ancr some general ha-
s;reg- - o., r.,,..e - tskea -.
AMI AZ DSx ,9iresss.l ,bs Ssrafe. S-eak-
- g. - ,,-,. 49, al sn,srz-- mt,
: most elsba-a,s 1i..rss;sa 81 the question
80 he Trr;,e9 S,e,e< ti,ls a. O-erea- Mr..
nv bs9 ~, r,,ql,,,is.s a the ksar 81 Al
:o,,.,~..-.
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- - ..-----:,,,o, ~ s.--s,..l sen.iv
80
rI~3o ~ rs. ~r,s..s Ia gt,-
- 4, - 81 -. re 81 he
T-n.,aa So ~. $4,000
NJ -. - 80 -, - .r
-. -. -. al. a..
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:. 80, I. - $500 49,
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$50 =, T'.- Il ~ ~ -
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lo.-Lls $50, - 49, ~ - y - .-e--
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

ARBITRATIoN.-A very foolish notion is
prevalent, and one on which a great deal
has been written, viz: that Mr.. Packen.
ham proposed to our government 10 submit
the Oregon title, &C., TO arbitration. lie
did no such thing. This is the language:
"The object of the undersigned in ad-
dressing 10 Mr.. Buchanan The present
communication, is TO ascertain from him
whether, suppoSing the British Gouern-
ment to entertain 40 objection to such a
course, it would suit the views Of the Uni
led States Government TO refer to arbitra-
ton not, as has already been proposed. the
question of an. equitable partition Of the
territory, hut the question of title in either
OF the two parties to the whole territory,
subject of course to the condition that it
neither should be found. in the opinion of
the arbitrator, to possess a complete title
10 the whole territory, there should IN that
case, be assigned to each that portion OF
territory which would, in the opinion OF
the arbitrating power, be called for by a
just appreciation Of the respective claims
of each.''
How could he receive or expect any
other answer than the one which he re-
ed2-and how can any American OBJ
iect TO that answer?
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

THE WEATHER.-It is seldom that we
have any thing to say of the weather; but
for the past four or five days We have had
such bright skies, such mild temperature,
and such balmy breezes, that we cannot re-
train from returning our thanks to ''the
clerk" who, according to newspaper re-
pute, regulates such affairs. To borrow
the phrase of a brother scribbler-The sun
shines out like the radiant and glowing
smile of the maiden of sixteen summers.
Spring wants nothing but her flowers; and
all nature looks bright as Innocence on
the lap of lover Butte come to more sub
stantial considerations than love, and inno-
cence, and girls in their teens: If the
old saying that severe winter focetokens
good crop year, be true, then may we an
tlcipate propitious seasons, and an album
dant return for the labors Of those who cul-
tivate the sod.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11


Mr. Edward Essse.'. cur late Miai-ser
to Eos,Hi. sail ia 4 saes-a in coa-vess
in lS4S, waen tle O.ega g-@s1aa uas
uaier licussiaa>
"Ozr aH17ritss RIA, O. n --l5's trr-
rjiory. from A. ie-. % the Rlssaa baan-
dairy, Is ADMITTED Or erery ss-i,s-la -ls
hEs spoken Oh ti'E sl'e-t-
.'If we Fix the 5aaa.ll-y a. 90 der. re
a. f;fei ss-e uP learis oEs-izlf Fl tie isr-
ri.0rgi
- Ms op.ai1a j. clear, tha, something
decisire oasit % 5e desc G. a-zg 81 e.z1i-
csliag orr Hils-7
TIE New Or.elns Clu-ieg flra.saes Tie
following ii reference % Nr. Cl4s :
course oa the same subject
4 GUS SplSED The National la.e.-
GgeEcer. and several osaer Waig papers.
have ha1su1.lv declained asllast the De-
chrsuon of the President ,a4t tie ntle Ii
the Uaited States lo tAe was.e e 0sescs
vas clear AMI in3is2asa5,e-,hey hase
treated this teclaralaa a. SoDeshler aa-
Gacious and AKIN - sarrs'eze. "a The
9th inst however. Nr. e. j. IasersaG. Is
the House Ct Representative, shoNe5 =
these people they h45 been drgvius taelr
horses too tast, AM compelled tsem T.
rein Up. tie qsosed iaStraet5ans frgm thc
great Clay, then Secretary az safe. a1der
President J. q Adams % Mr. Ga.asia.
American Minister a. the CaaFt 81 I.au3sa.
IN which Mr. Cav 6Irecgs the Minisser i
take the very sane posslioa and urge tAe
very same CHM q The whole e 0-e-an,
as Mr. Buchanan has Goae IN er the a.
recuon of President Poik. NJ. ]. q
Adams sill adhere> = tie opsalaa shen
expressed under bis direction Is sir. Cas-
and adAeFeS h X WITH characssrsss5c -.
siinacy-wheiher from the Impulse 81 -
trIotissn, or from the hope, avoWe3ty I'd
dings-shat The Southern Ssa'es max s,
worried b. vars kaoSa Gals 10 Ii.
grea, Judge 81 al.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

PRArING AND PREacHTSs roE PrAcz.
The ministers OF ne Resorsned Du,cA
Church have agreed = make tbs The So
lect OF discourse "a Sanday. he 80 inst
The birth Of Washington. In he rircalar
they have issued shev say. the grxas =
sign Of the measure : 70 eailss and cal
forth the pFayes Of the people o. Cod l. ke-
half of our beloved country. that lie. uhs
declares that It's MS o~a preroga,ive -
create war and make peace. woasd avers
from u - desolaiIng \ curse - ar.
Recognizing God as the rsler q tie earth
and the punisher Of al nstioas, AID CO...
sci0us Of our nasioaal til-6sSerts. 1 i he.
iiesed that our irme<thopez for tie eeass.
nuance & peace. aad CIR INST sxaaaA.e
power = pteveat ! AR. are ioand i G.
alone. II Chri<,iass n Eegsaas -
America unite Ghus = sha.ihroae 81 rr>e.
We beleve that God VII s'.are u. :.
-. 4. Nees
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

o. The people of Vicksburg are max
ing arrangements for the erection of a
wharf at the foot of Washington street.
1t is now almost as much mans life is
worth to attempt to land, or pass the streets
of that town, after rainy spell.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11
Congressional Districts.

The following is, as we learn, the diyi-
vision Of the State into Congressional dis
trlets, under the recent act of the Legis-
Iature -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

~ Five hundred Choctaws crossed The
Mississippi at Vicksburg week before last
for the west, and it is expected that the
remnant of the tribe will follow during the
year. The nation west is represented as
in an exceedingly fonIishing condition,
and as having made greater progress in
civilization than any other tribe of the
continent.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

~ Among the items of news by the
Cambria, we observe a statement that the
British House Of Lords ordered that the
Annual Treasury Report of Mr., Secretary
RoB'T J. WALKER, be printed for the use
0: the House of Lords. Thisis an unprece-
dented compliment. The National Intelli-
gencer remarks:
" 1t is, indeed, not improbable that the
free trade propositions of our Secretary ac-
CELEBRATED, if they did not prompt, the kin
dred measure in England of total repeal
of the corn laws
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

o. The act amendatory of the Quo
Warranto law Of l843 will be found in
another part of this paper. A formal pro-
test against its passage was entered on the
journals of the Senate. We believe it
will answer the purpose intended--aspee-
dy winding up of the banks.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-11

OF The resolution so to amend the Con-
sttution as to prohibit hereafter the incor-
poraion of Banks, passed both houses of
the Legislature by overwhelming majo-
rites.