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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19
FIjyevy Stable.
WHTTE SULPHUR SPRINGS

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
TE1IIE undersigned, having become FRO
Il prietor of this well known Watering
Place. would respectfully inform the pup
lie. HAT he has secured the valuable ser
vices of Mr.. A. Y. S It'll, ate CT the
Wavery House, Mobile, as SupenH'enu-
cnt. under whose charge they VIII DC con
Quoted the ensuing season.
These Springs ole delightfully."- Sl'ua'Su'
and 10 those aboring under chronic as
eases. or the effects of improper or uhu"e
quantities OF medicine, the waters are re-
commended with confidence, as one oil tue
finest resiorauvcs 10 be found M the Sou'h.
Among those who have hitherto VISITED
/ the springs are many who will bear VIII
I ling testimony of the benefits theY nave
received from lhrir medicinal qualities.
In flung up the White Sulphur Springs
for the present season, the proprietor pegs
70 inform the citizens OF Mississippi ana
Alabama. and all others who may favor
him with their patronage, that he las
SHARED no expense to render them com
fnrlable. and 20 supply them with every
Injury that the country and the South nj.
fo0ls The table dc llote shall at all
times he supplied with every doIlcocy.-
The bar will be supplied with the hest o,
Wines and liquors which can Dc procured
iuthe ciiy.of Mobile
The undivided attention OF the propil''
tor aud the superintendent viii be- given
n the comfort of visitors, and from thelI
desire 10 please, aud long experience M TIC
business, they hope to merit aud receive
liberal share of patronage
In conclusion, the proprietor assures th'
public that his charges will he moderate
and IN strict accordance with the times.
J. W. O'NEAb.
June 3. 1916 4s-3in
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19
Medical.
- TO the Ladies.

re- TO the Ladies. III
TAR SALMON bogs 70 inform the Ladies
- Of Mississippi, that having devoted his
,,,en,ion TO the exclusive treatment 81 ihc dis
gsses orFEMALES in The celebrated Hosp.
,,I ,fSuVrwAvrE. IN France. he tr'ls con.
flrut in being able 10 oii,r them reiici n ali
the diseases incideutto tem1les
Dr. S. has located hlms.li q hans'm Nie'
-lro,,s Ts1. Marion. lli. where be- may t.
.,7ssl,sB b,. letter. or visit when not over enc
bnrIr,d miles. When by letter. the symptoms
ms, b. fully and accurately stated. aud m6ai-
cine or prescription will b. srut as rrg1ired
DR. salmon refers to the following gentlemen
Professor Hall. B1Hiu0rs; Henry 4. SKIN
ner. Esq. Ciark Coaa,y. Ala is. No..e.
IA do Ransom McElrer Esq Marion, W;
DrJB. Earle, MoJis; g. w Cams No.
bic: John cIniyre, Esq Dceafar Ml
May 8. lsi6. iy-s'
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19

The next Annual Session OF the Pauidins
Academy will open on Monday, September
l4th.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19
uusscy & JH. Blanks,

81 lie EEEHSNNy y y =" y
uTAVE formed a co.pallnership IN the pE9,c'
III tee of the Law. They will punetuaily
attend to business entrusted 10 them IN me or
cult aud Probate Courts of Lauderdoie, Clark,
and the adjoining counties, and in Superior
Courts of Chancery and High Court OF Errors
and Appeals in Jackson.
Address the firm. either at Marion, Lauder
1,ie Conn,v. or at Quitmon, Clark County
SHIELDS L. luSSE4,
of Marion, Miss.
JOHN Il BLANKS.
of Quitman Miss.
Or. % 1S45. ~
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19

OFFERS his pI1l s.iaua' seNic's 20 ih,
" c.tfz.us 90 JssT,r aul Jones counti's. era
dsrrr. himself from having been extensively
engaged in the practice 81 Medicine ior ihe las as.
tbiratn years 10 s1uibern climate. De- "ili
D. stl. 10 render satisfaction 90 his PATRONS -
lis etsrr=s viii D. made 80 rfisrtuee 90 ihe
tlme. 81 keeps his office st Judge MiiisaPs
threr miles east Of Claiborne.
Dr. L h4s-EDICINE. Sat retail prices
a Dis shop -r
Nav - 1876 so"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19
Payllding Academy.

Tbe next Annual Session of the Paudlng
Academy will open on Monday, September
l4th.
TERMS.
In the English Department, % per ""o'''"'
Scientific
" Classical
In the English Department students, Is are 'A'
erc;sed in Onhoeraphy Reading, Writing,
Grammar, Arithmetic Geography the use o'
the Globes. Composition and Oratory' -.
Inthe Scientific Department-ln addition 70 (,
the above are taught Rhetoric, Logic, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry Astronomy
History. Algebra, Geometry, Ingonome''S
Surveying, Mensuralion. l
In the Classical Department the lt'hGlp :a
wiIllhoroughly prepare his Students iof aa'';,s ms.
sion to the Freshman, Sophomore, or 'uhio'
Glass of College .,l,l;,c
The Principal will furnish Board, lncloains
washing, fuel bed and lights at 50 per month
His house, being both spacious aud comho.
dious affords ample accommodations 'o' ',"
ar Twelve scholars; its distance from town. 'he
constant supervision and direction oil the teachel,
and daily and intimate intercourse WIN ms ~
family aud friends offer rare inducements ' ~
those who are desirous that their Ghi'u'''i
sbond attain to high intellectual and mo'o'
The Principal will deliver Lectures on "'
N.tnraI Sciences during the Session,
JOHN f. SEAMAN, \. NJ ffih''p' =,
July %, 1916.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19
4 O. RID.

q
@,Fp WOOD. thankful for the libeIai pa
GE tronaqe extended to him by the people OF
Eastern Mississippi, desires respectfully to sou,
-, III r. attention to his large aud well selected
s'5rI. Of Groceries, Tobaccos, Wine, Liquors,
Sc Sc. which. for variety, quality, and prices
cannot he surpassed by any stock IN the city.
rr has. during the last summer Given bis per,
s1n,I o,,pntion 10 the selection OF his stock oil
Northern goods. and can assure his lnends ih2t
he has purchased his stock al such rtcos ano
mad such arrangements for future and constant
snnnlies as will enable him to OTTER stronger
inducements in prices than ever before. lie
Inns made arrangements for supplies OF N'''rln
nrolgce direct from the Weston country, ana
yiII be Kept supplied with the best articles the
markets afford and he would take this ,oppor-
unity to repcat the assurances often made, that
bn au,rante,s an goods sold by him to prove
,gu.I TO representations nude and sample,
shown. and plpl2os himself to make good an
d.fcicnci,s l. is bis intention to keep wei
escorted and scasonaLle stock in summer as well
rs winter and will give his personal attention
"a an orders with which he may be favored
apItrusts by his constant personal care ana al
tsn,ion to business 10 receive liberal share Of
the custom tthcpoopIe OF Eastern Mississippi
Store. No ~ Commerce street Mobile
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19

DIR. James Il. Battle.
a COATED about ten miles south-We Et
II of Marion, Lauderdale county, VIII
continue to practice MEDICINE, ~
GER Y aud MID WIFER y, lie may
he found at his residence except when pro-
fessionaIly absent. ,c.c
Sept. 3, 1915. lO-lI
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-19

ms WANTED 81 tbs office, a boy b.
tul.n the ages ai 8 3 and 6irtfesn years, az an
arar5uucf tot-a printing business Tie mus
D. able 10 read and wriie, industrious end wll-
Ing 10 lcsrn Early sPplieaii0n Is rcqnesed
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Dr.. w. B. * II. III. DOZIER.

mrs. W. B. & II. 1T. DOZlEIt.
twill In future practise MEDICINE
w and rs associsie branches 10 Partner
sti, Those wishing thfir services. meftrsne
~ .9rire will find enc ~ tbe 0ther0 q thfm az
,-.,s al ti1eir office iu Pauili1z Their etar-fs
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

EidJsus vii Obs. 80. thlt the roo;es are in al
sas he let Va she osest guaranteed ProPasri, and
al the pest mode Of eys lcc sep; where the
she and Of the ssls without regard u ts.vr
or the speed called or in the sch.dvies, fns require
zhsher mode Of conveyance, and this the bidders are
reqsezted 10 specify. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

PLOUGHs / PLOUGHs II PLOuc1
E0 PLOuGHs just received ON '''-
W for 1.ls BY rnxNlNell
Fsbsusry ', iels.-ss
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
PROPONALS.

T1OR CARRYING THE MAILS OF tue UNITED
STATES IRON the la July, 1886. ito the 30th
Jvne. ie50. ine'ssvs, ia ARKANSAS will ee receiv-
cd al the Contract O6iee of the Post One pspsrt-
ment, in he city Of Wsskirstea. until o'clock a
n Of the thiisih day Of April. 1876, to be decided
~ ths 2,h day Of Nay On the routes ssd in the
ass ssd tine ksssin specified. 10 Wit:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02
K. COLIINS, Montpelier, VI.
BALM OF COLUMBIA
FRENCH DEPILATORY.
DAE,V,EY9S.

THE Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TORE the wonder and blessing of the age hundred fold cheaper
and superior all other compounds. Fame million tongues
says neNt to the Bible let be przed eff 800
would keep constantly house, as indispensable
stopped by it, aud of bruised, swollen broke strained ung, poi
sOned, cut jamed otherwise wounded parts;
1t unes broken limbs RAPIDLY,
eyes, CoNsuMPTioN inflammation and panness of the bowels
indeed ALL Internal and external soreness bronchitis pnan
urcs, in truth, whether Man Beast be suffering like miracle
cures.
The renovatng and balmy influence this
alive is fast extending itself into every of this intelligent
tnent Look into the splendid Mansion and the daughters
within its precincts will say, MAGIC p
turn footsteps towards the humble cottage
der mother will its soothing add and the prudent husband
will confess he has lost cows udder geded
pig calf colt had CALLED shouldered or lost his labor by
hurts strains since he has used it, For the of
for which this mighty salve preemneny beneficial, and for
history of the forgeres upon it, pamphlets of Agents. If II
Daley be not written each box in Coored ink with pen, 1t
poisons you buy.
For sale LOG Nassau door above Ann and Mrs Hays
l39 Fulton st Brooklyn.
The genuine is for by the following Agents. REpFIELp
Montpelier; A. Ceaveand Brooked E, Hobart Co.. Yves
Randoph f. r. Answorth, Wiamstown; N G. Hale Chelsea
j. Pratt, Post Mills; G. w Prichard Son, Bradford A. r. Ban
croft Plaifed NJ. Wires, Cambridge H. S. Camp Stoves
andon Co., Wiston; Goss Iluchins Waterbury, j. Saw
yer, Moreowni Cushman Flint, Waucnj Waterman e. Cady
Morrisyle; j. R. Smith Ludlow r. Chids, Wilmington; Brgg
Price RoChose Nevcns, Royaon; G. r. Aoulton Brdg
water II N Smith, Bethel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02
The Fugitive Slave.

w. D. was the legal slave of Doctor G. who
resided few miles from ST. Louis The mas
Ter was member of the Presbyterian church ;
the slave, of the Methodist Episcopal, So far
as appears, both were acceptable members -
The master intended to treat his servant kindly,
and whenever, as was sometimes the case, the
servant was punished by the overseer, he would
enter his complaint to his master, telling him
that he knew he was willing to do all he could
without the whip and he would reply that " che
would see to it,"
He permitted the slave to attend prayer-mee-
tings two evenings week, and on the Sabbath
took him to church. His children began to
teach the slave the alphabet, but we're threatened
severe punishment if they should again attempt
it,
W. D. had wife IA free woman,) and two
children living at St. Louis. For some time
they had been laying by all they could spare,
to buy his freedom.
Though the Doctor had never invited w. D..
the only prolessed Christian ofhis nine slaves, J
to attend family worship with him, yet he per-
mitted him to spend the late Christmas holidays
with his wife and children.
On Saturday he providentialIy learned that
the Doctor had sold to slave dealer, his entire
gang, with the exception of a house servant,
and two small children, and that he was to take
them to the south, on Monday morning. He
could not consent to the thought of being
torn from his family, and sent to the southern
man-market He could hardly forgive his Pres
byterian brother for selling him without any
notice, or any opportunity to redeem himself
or find master who lived near his family
The long cherished hopes of freedom were al
once blasted, but only to rekindle with an in
tensity that Knocked all danger. He recolIectet
to have heard of free land though under mo
narch's sceptre He saw also that the usua
barrier-the usually rapid father of waters--wa
now as solid as pavement to his tread.
seemed to him that God had bridged it for him
and that if he could endure weather that woul
shut up the rolling Mississippi, he had ncthin
to fear from Canadian climate. and his purpos
was fixed. His wife slipping purse into hi
hand, containing all she could raise, bid hir
God speed, and breaking from the fond embrac
of his beloved family, he crossed the river o
the ice and made the best of his way toward
Vctoria's dominions.
After several days of toll and anxiety, h
proyidentially heard of the Subtcrranean Raj
road, and though he learned that it had bee
gradually rising to the surface, yet he venture
to take passage, and we trust is, ere this, wher
he is in safety from him that pulfeth after hin
Here we have an instance of the tender mer
cies of slavery as exhibited by kind Chrstia
master.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02
Killing Potatoes.

Most persons make hills around potatoes yet few
have made exact experiments in order to determine
whether this aborious operation is beneficial. The
largest yield of potatoes that we ever had was on
piece of hard strong land without hllng and we have
raised excellent potatoes both in quality and quantity
on burned land as it is called, where the potatoes were
planted by raising the turf with corner of the hoe,
and putting in potaoe. On new land, where it was
difficult to make holes for, and cover the potatoes it
might well be supposed that no hills were made.
Where the land is too wet there is doubtless an ad-
vantage in billing potatoes, the water will run down
into the hollows made for the purpose of getting earth
for the bills, after which it will settle away without
coming in contact with the potatoes excepting in pow
erful rains and then the surplus water will run off be-
tween the rows, which place serves as drain Mod
crate showers and light rains will mostly run from the
hill, as from the roof of building.
If we are correct in these remarks, which we think
none will deny then what will be the effect of billing
potatoes on dry land? Will it not be to throw off the
water from the potatoes, and to either run
way or settle down below the region of the potatoes
Would it not be peter to plough broad frrow, not
quite down to the subso and cover the potatoes eav-
ing the surface as hollow, and in hoeng let this hol-
low remain, that even light rains may run around
them? Will farmers omit killing part of their pota-
toes mark the result, and report it p CilItiuator
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02
'rUE NAPIES HAIR DYE.
Dr.MaIstcd's Brisk Pills,

% PILLS for 25 centsThe Brisk Pills the purpose
~ eectuay than other pills use and supeccde them al
together in medical virtue and excellence If you doubt this just
try themt will cost only % cenand then too, will be sat
ed. fthey not what they recommended to be- dnOunce
them. They recommended thing but do say
without fear of contradictions that pills their equal
wing diseases originating in the stomach and bowels For liver a
ectuns and bilious Diseases such dumb fever and
nterhlttant and eman evers the Brisk Pills possess peculiar
properties for their speedy removal From ten years experience
praCtcng physcan that equal them
Read what other pills good for and what they will cure and
the Brisk superior them ALL then discard them DO
believe all that said about nilble pthat fails t.
cure diseaebut the B Psthe cheapest pills
and then you will have chance Judge their merit dmert
As blood cleanser, and purifier the diseased they
haps supersede every pill in They quick and easy
their upcmon giving life and tone to all the torpid throw
ing off impure matters humors leaving the system clear
healthy. This is all that any medicine do Notwithstanding
the great show of words and fictitious certificates. We
mined to let these pills stand their nrputaon win or lose
All we ask is for fair and impartial trial They be taken by
old and young time with perfect safety They
Ceen medicine for childen having worms &c. In wOrd the
possess all the qualities of an apcren pill for all family The
have Cured many diseases which other medicine could
In conclusion, say, do despair of until YOU have
the BRISK PILLS for they do peculiar properties and vi
tues. Wholesale and retail by o. FAY Co.. Fulton street
sun Buildings New York. Also by H. HAISTED No 81 But
ao street, Rochester, For sale by s X COLLINS Druggist Mont
pclier Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02
AMMAN CMEWTSTRY.

NIMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question: hs
means be chemically combined act upon the ab
sorbnt SYSTEM and remove various accumuaons which, allow
ed continue, will disease PAIN troublesome tumOrs
bid swelings, and scrofuous Diseases &C.
According Chemistry and the physiology fthe human system
remedy has been discovered and applied and rendered
successfully in removing painful swengs, pain in the side and
back scroos kings evil enlargement about the neck and throat
cakes engagements of the peen &C. One thing should be
minded by PHYSICIAN that the here spoken of should
be used preference thing else, in of gatherings
painful swGngs the breasts of those who Those
habit being led in this way, should
symptoms of hardness manifested No exposure cold
will have any effect the parts where this application
When the breasts painful there which
ed that will quick and certain relief this Those who do
not wish suffer must beer the above in mnd and use the
specified for fails in this disease neither fail
The reader readily se if soften and ubdue
nation, of how much imp it would be to in of
weak backs spinal irritation and in fact all kinds ST weakness
inflammation As eXternalappcaion Liver Complaints, pain
in the hips and shoulders it has equal and pain extractor,
there is magical drops namen that will compare with the
JEW DAVID'S or HEBREW PLASHER-ta is the remedy and
well known among physicians in general need fur
her description Thousands been relieved by Plaster
after every other application has failed pamphlet giving
of its discovery, with certificates directions accompany
each box which sufficient TO spread or pasers-Pce, SO
1t pleasant and need fear of taking cold
on that part which the plaster is applied.
For sale by S. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02
Medicine for the Million !
IER,S JOTNT AND NERVE IINIMENT,

eEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE LlNlMENI,
FOR the Rheumatsm Govt Sprans, Bruises Swengs
Camp Numbness Lamenes Of all kinds Pain in the sde back
oos Weakness Of the and nerves. Ague stiff neck sngs
o. insects Chbons Fresh wounds Burns Free and all cases
of EXTERNAL INJURY.
There has medicine which the
ang and healing power degree while at the
time 1t cannot by possibility produce injurious effects. By its
action on the kn eXces healthy circulation Of the blood and
the distractions the which
the Of so much human suffering 1t has complete control
fire. and may be used with perfect safety the ofbums
The p put upon being far below other medicines kind
eecay obstacle its universal Why
will you suffer pain when Safe etcacous and cheap medicine
within your reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES!
This Lnmen not only beneficial to the human SYSTEM but
the used for Horses that have CALLED
spaned bruised aud for many other diseases requiring ex
formal remedy The high character of the gentlemen signing the
following certificate will render of interest to all who
occasion a medicine of the kind.
The undersigned having made of Seayers Linmen
Horses and finding be a valuable remedy for ameness CALLS
pubic generally believing who may have occasion
remedy diseases for which il is recommended will
not be disappointed in its effects.
LOWELL FAIR, BrattlebOrO,' VT, l
oTIs BARDwELL, Walpoe N. H., Stage
GEO. HUNuNGTON, " ProprietOrs
PELETIAH ARMSTRONG"
Prepared only by r. SEAyER Sous Druggists, Nalpo n
Reed, Wing Cutler 81 Chatham St. Boston, Who sale Agents
OBsERvE-Evey bottle of the genuine will have the ignat1re
7. Seaver & Son the inside wrapper.
% PrCe-25 and 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by s. X COLLINS Montpelier; G. T. Sowel Mddlesex;
G. Stmson Waterbury, o. French Barrej ~ G. Ha9 Chelsea
G. B. Pierce Co.. Norhfeld E. Perry, Cabot Peck Spear
ngon; soddard Ruand and by merchants and druggists gene
rally throughout the state 3S;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02

Icre. Doubtless, he too, was father The
voice of admiration, the cry of pity, suddenly
reached the depths of his heart He alleges a
specious pretext for removing the Creole from
punishment, and causes him to be re-conducted
to prison.
A moments delay is sometimes very pre-
cious.
The affairs having soon changed aspect, the
good father was freed; and to this happy day,
ceases not to relate with the tenderest emotion,
the heroic action of his little daughter, then on
ly ten years of age.
Leicester, Nay 20. LOUISA.