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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

enemy to manuiactures-far from IT, We
wish how much they may flourish; but we
would leave them as we would the farming
and mechanical interests, to their own
energy and industry. "Let alone" Is our
motto, and we believe it is the true motto
for the best'interests of the people. And
we believe the fairest way of dividing the
burden of supporting the Government Is
to lay tariff upon such things as all buy
and none meke--and thus all will pay
their equal part and none be exempt. Tax
ing luxurles highest, aud necessaries
lowest. And this we believe is the inter
est also of the governed, for protection by
Legislation tends to accumulate wealth in
the hands OF the few, as such protection
benefits money more than labor. Now
this tariff bill does not sufficiently embody
these principles TO gain from us that hear
ty support which we would prefer to give
it. 1t is compromise between protection
and revenue, and, if rejected, wilt most
surely bring greater energy and strug-
gle against protection, and we firmly be-
iieve the people will maintain their rights
and interests, and another session will es-
tablish the true revenue principle.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
ITO be Continued

THE GREArEsr IRON GUN EVER CAST.
"A gun has been cast at Ayers boundary
in Boston, which exceeds the weight of
Captain Stockton's celebrated "Peace-
maker" 5000 pounds. The quantity of
metal used in casting was $4,000 pounds.
The weight OF the gun, when finished, will
be $4,000 pounds; length ten feet; dame
ter at base ring thirty-nine inches; length
of chamber thirteen inches; diameter of
chamber nine inches; length of bore nine
feet one inch; diameter of bore twelve
inches. Weight of round ball which it will
carry two hundred and thirty pounds;
weight Of she'll shot one hundred and eigh-
ty pounds. Range of SHOT or shell, three
and half miles-half mile beyond the
reach of any gun in the Castle of San Juan
G'Uioa at Vera Cruz. The cost of this
immense gun is Sl,7OO. Capt. stockton's
gun is of wrought iron, and the cost about
$4,000.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

Senator WILL, Ii. HAYWOOD, of North
Carolina, resigned his seat in the United
States Senate on Saturday, the 25th July.
He has as yet given no reason for such
an extraordinary step.
The Union has made some very severe
remarks in reference to the matter, and
the next day, Senator WEBSTER came to
his defence.
Mr.. HAYWOOD has certainly selected so
unfortunate period for retiring as to sub
ject himself to strong censure. 1t seems
to us that his course is inexcusabIe. His
"irend," Mr.. WEBSTER, puts his resigna-
ton somewhat upon the ground of duty, as
his State was in favor of the tariff of 1912
Well, if that was his reason, he has betrav.
ed his party and his State. But we viii
forbear until we hear from him.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

ting 10 per eent Iawer than thc prices
fixed by the resolution 81 1919, and pal
their printers at that rate The sa'ss an
the time crying out--exlrayagauCe. Mels
the wings come into power, AM redaeed
the rates OF printing "a per cent. lover
than those OF Isle, anu paw their Priuter
after the work Is done, At the close e the
session, the rates established ia 1919.
When the present Congress met. ths
rates of printing established by Law, were
20 per cent. lower than those e 1919,
and under these rates Richie 4 les,
editors OF the JHi1a, were elected printers
to both houses Of Congress, and dsi tbe
printing, aud now, al the heel ct the ses-
sion, Congress has reduced their pay, hos
much we do not know, AM this, too,
though they have done the printing - per
cent. lower than the wings have given.
and > per cent. lower than tie printing has
ever been done. Thus, directly violating
their contract with their printers la a
matter in which they have 10 redress
And yet these honest members would urn
up their muses. and cry shame al Mississip-
pi Reputation. The members Of this same
house OF Congress are truly u,alesl. Wei,
BY whom and why vas tins d0nel
In the first place, the wings have been
making a great cry again about the extra
VACANT prices paid tor printing, PerbaPs
some Iimid but honesJ demlerat has beea
caught by this cry. Briakerhod, a a
Omae genus, have grati6sJ their malsce
against the President ior nog giving them
office, by voting against pasing the cdi-
tors Of the administrative paper their dles,
and many wings, desirous 20 sustain their
character Tor consistency, have voted
against paying an honest debt, and Jhas
/ the printers Of this sess,.a have Iast What
was their due.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

The WAR.--We have no important
news to give as to the movement Of our
troops. Gen. Taylor IS yet moving his
command up the river, and collecting
transports. But when he will commence
his march into the interior seems as IN
certain as ever.
Our fleet is vigorously blOckading the
Mexican coast, but no attempt IS making
upon her seaboard towns, and We have as
yet heard nothing from the Pacific.
Well, we must lie patient, for all things
must be going right Bnt it does seem 10
US that our army moves as if it vas IN
tended the Mexieans should recover from
the effect of the battles Of the Sih and 9th,
and be prepared for another meeting. We
are afraid there is another ''hasty plate Of
soup" 10 be disposed of somewhere. In
the name Of our country let US 60 to work
and be doue with it. But perhaps peace
is about being effected. for we hear Of
messengers going here and there and
every where. Oh this we are certain
we are tired of this inactive and uncer.
tain state OF things.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

A Touch OF THE SUBLTME.-Some Ju-
venie Carlyle on stills, has been holding
forth upon the "HonOr of God" IN the
Wheeling Times. He thus begins:
"Unrivalled mystery of the widest wave,
when the mind in balcony flight never
scaled where the emblazoned promontories
hang high their dizzy cliffs over the toPless
Throne with awful grandeur, where Sera-
phm, of the subIimest wing, never gazed /;
where the evergreens hang in eternal YER
dure on the ambrosial trees that sklrted the
powers of omniscience and omnipresence,
when with effuIgence indispensable shone
attributes unparalleded-the same which
lit up the fires of the blazing orbs which
roll on with careerng glory"
The author should be put in strait Jack-
ct at once. lDe''"'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

The TARFF.-We 6ad the f-3wia-
item OF news IN relation % The ari1, ia the
Philadelphia Chrisiiss Otssrrer, u he
3lst July, which Vas kiadly HANDED -
BY a friend. Tie 9th seciiln (s.Fscksu O.,
by the Senale) provides that III upaa sx-
animation Of the parcel, package, or g1la-
tity Of goods, Of which entry has hecn
made, the appraisers Of the United States
shall be Of opinion that the Same has been
underyalued by the owner Sc. uitb a
view 10 deiraud the revenue. the clueclal
may, if he thinks Il advisable, Wi,h Ire
sanction Of the Secretary OF abe Treasury
sell such goods and pay the owaer ID
value as declared m me eugry slzsi avs -,
cent. thereon in addition, and PIace al
balance in the Treasury.
THE TARIFF Bill PAssED.-In tbs
Senate on Tuesday last. the COMMITTEES
on Finance reported back The TariF b.
without amendment. The 9,h seetiau
was stricken out on motioG Of Mr.. Webster
At length it was passed By a vote Of lsas
IS; NAYS n.
The vote on the final OngrosSment q.
the bill stools y yeas 10 y nays-ani
was carried by the casting vote q Mr.
Dallas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT. We have no
heard of our volunteers since they Jeff n
Orleans for the Rio Grande.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

0@TIn this weeks paper we have given
part of Mr.. CALHoUN's report, and we
hope to conclude it in our next. We urge
our readers not TO take fright at its length,
but read it through carefully and it will
repay you for the labor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12
Mtastaa(ppl 7aenlorrat.
c A r. ROLLTON:

Wednesday Morning, August y, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

OE-.TWe are indebted to Mr.. CALHOUN
for copy of his report on the memorial
of the Memphis Convention, and to Mr..
CHALMERS for sundry public documents.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

SIX MoNTHS NOLUNTEERs.-The War
Department decided that Gen. Smiths
Brigade of Louisiana volunteers, - LOUIS
Legion, and the Alabama companies, M
der Captains Desha, Platte and ElnOre.
could not legally be -etaiGed beyOad three
months; and that the Louisiana volunteers,
under Coionels PeytOn and FeatherstOa.
and the Battalion from Alabama, under Il
Col. Raiiord, were not IN service under
any existing law. The Department pro
vided, however, for their detention Tor
twelve months or during the war, ii they
wished. But not one accepted the oder,
and they we're discharged and returned
home.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

A CHANCE FOR BACHELORS There are
now living in Boston seven unmarried SIS
,ors dauGhters of Deacon Jeremiah Jew
cit, the youngest being just n years old old
and as sprlghtly as pea in shovel. ohe
i The net Of the family, and known as the
UChiId."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

The Great Britain brought out los
cabin passengers and E3,500 Of freight.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

4 SPRINGFIELD IN. HI ToA'r'-by
MIR. Bond:. no,;ever in s.. Paul's
Gen Of oG forgetting those things when whlcn
doe'J hrH;pd and reaching for those 'n'"sS
which are before.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

HEAT AT THE NoRTH.--The Phlladel-
IL m Iedger saws that on Saturday, the
pn'a r reached 1899 there. The
I pea.on Transcript says that on the same
Boston he'd he'd as there at 2, P. M. AT
V New York on the same day it reached 3 'haS 3D.
NeT prov;dence it was 95 in coal shade :
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-12

l have seen no eaGse - change ths epia-
ION, that IN any atteaaPs - 6sS13e lie
Oregon territory, the oklisatsOa - -
this government p PrOsecG ne rs-Ass q
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solved TO do it You must know that thirty miles
through dense woods is equal 20 sixty miles along
beaten track These primeval forests are not
your open groves Ike those South and West
through which horse can galop, but woven and
twisted together and filed up with underbrash that
prevent you from seeing ten rods ahead OF you and
which scratch and fog you at every step as II you
were running the gauntlet
One 0. two nights at least We must sleep IN 'he
woods, and our provision must be carried on our
backs and so behold us at o'clock IN the morning
ready 20 start First comes Cheney. our guide,
with heavy pack on his back filed with bread
and pork and sugar, carrying an AK IN his hand
with which to build our shauty and cut our fuel
Young S-th has also pack strapped 70 his should
srs. while A-d and p have nothing but their
overcoats dashed around them; B-n carries tin
.eaket,le in his hand for he would soon think of
camping out without bis pipe and tobacco with
out his tea. AS for myself 1 carry green blanket
tied by rope to my shoulders, large hunting
knife and huge stick like the Alpine stock which
found great help in climbing the Alps. Some
Of the worthy workmen Of the furnace looking
on doubtful whether all viii hold out TO the top.
=" Have you the pork p says one; Yes" Have
you the sugar and tea ?" Yes Have you the
spy.gla6s?" Yes" Well" says Cheney, lis
every thing ready" yes" Then etus be of. -
Yours truly II.
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THE CRoP.-The farmers in our section are re-
o:c!ng al the prospect OF having the best harvest
thew have had for the lasr ten years. The wheat
looks delightful and never known 70 De better Al
though Virginia and parts OF other states the crops
have been injured ov Goods the and fy the asgre
-ate amour. OF the various crops vii De larger than last
wears The h-h price tour last fall induced farmer.
IN sIl the STATES 10 pun large quantity OF grain in
The -rourd-and without there IS failure IN Europe
the price OF grain viii De low. Som pa V!s.
~ The Canadians hare Just adopted new
system OF Common school Education strongly Fesen
bling tha, OF the state OF Newfork The country - 70
De divided mo districts and tHe system OF supernten-
dence With annual reports Is adopted tHreu shout 4
Board OF Education has been established az the sea, OF 60
ve-r,rnen, somewhat resembling our Regents Of the Uni
ye--!ty
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General y otiles.

~ Notice.-Tbe CO parrner,hp EXISTING between the
SUBSCRIBERS under TIE hrm OF Perry, Aathrws Co. IS
m. ds- ssolv.d ~ mutual consent Charles D. Mathews
s.iry disposed Of e. interest II the coucer 20 The
remaining anT-uers who are authorized Inc OF
CHARLES D. MATHEWS,
3. SUBWAY
Cha-es D. Mathews vi! continue ne business in his OWE
name and ca rs account al OIL Pesf!-sL Ne~-I0sA
Ty-iS f-y
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The August Interest 10 be Paid
NVTcsVVIucncc o. Inc IChune-
D.

PHttADyirHIA. July 81 lSio,
Official notice was received last evening frum
the State Treasurer at Haisbursh that the interest
due on the funded debt Q! Pennsylvania viii be
paid ON Saturday, the IS, OF August at the Bank Of
Pennsylvania in this city This is honorable TO
our State. and the news has been received with
hearrtelt Measure.
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~ The Marion News announces Hon JAMES
NJ. CALHOUN OF Dallas Co nephew OF Hon John c.
Calhoun. as candidate Tor Congress IN the lila
District o, Alabama. now represented BY Hon
WILLIAM L. YAScEr. Mr. c. is q Loco-Foco. :.
S Reman hslfbrother. OF Mr.. Yancey, Thomas J.
Judge and Til j. Frew are also named for the
same station. The District is largely Loco-Foco
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. Snrarngn Sprinss.-Dr.

Sararogn SprinSs.-Dr. 6. Bent Smiths Pills
az. =, - b. : E1l-ag, al the Springs The patrons
9f tn-.s vslusbe Pills XII. please ooser.e G. Benz Saith
,r-i--n o. me bottom Of Tie Box Improved I'D Veg.
fSrTsrcUa:etj Pills = cents per Box Once lI9 Green
,ri-t-s; GArye o..cs bocA,1 Y. Y. IyII LIMOS
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rrorn 1he Tincenne,

~ Erom the Tincennes IInd-l Gazette, April Is,
1s.s-6rs CSIY AcEST.-Mr. y 3. Palmer, American
S.v-.rsDer md Advertising Agent II tie cries o; New
Va. 2S.tsIpn!s Baltimore and Boston, IS oHy
.-.a IGN. Tor receiving End forwarding subscriptions
20 EMBELLISHMENTS Tor ta paper. aid Tor receiving end
-er-.ot-g COZ gesaLs q me same. lgl3u
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vJHE following testimonials are for tie FIRST Time pre-
scented To The public They haf. been received during
the past few days II Ia unnecessary to add single word
other than request heir candid pcua The hrst Is FROM
clergyman we'll known, aud of high aanments and rep
utstion- a Of
RHEUMATISM. BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
Sidney. w.Jersey, July IS, 1916
" DR.. A II. CHRIsTIE-Dear Doctor; promised TO com
muncate with YOU respecting the effect Of The application
Of your Gevanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid IN my own case
The time yet too short 10 justify speskinS positive
y in relation the permanently OF my cure. but can say
that the application OF Bracelets ~ ny wrists aud
Of The Band NY neck . whole OF my nervous COM
plants has been suspended suffered much from Chronic
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia, and felt satisfied
that those disorders all connected with each other
through the system have had none OF the Dys
pepsa whatever since the application OF your Rings Nc
nothing worth mentioning Of the Bronchitis, flor have
been enabled the discharge of my pastoral duties
OF preaching and visiting much 10 the surprise OF my
congreg atom aud have had but single twinge two or
the Rheumatism have enjoyed, So far more perfect en
enpton from these maladles distressing they are thnn
has been my lot enjoy for years cannot be 100 CRATE
fu 10 God who In his Providence directed me 10 you can
not with certainty when shall be IN Newly ofk again,
but shall certainly take he earliest opportunity Of calling
you.
The immediate object OF this letter procure Of
the same kind OF for OF my people. Many
and should my be permanent many will be led 10 APP
ply have the largest country charge III the state
and my mas electrified them $50 to speak, entirely
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Por BOSTON via Norwich and Worcester

The steamer CeopctrG Cspt Williams, viii leave South
.ite OF Pie. No. North RTer every Monday "Wednesday
and Frlcag al P u connecting with A!lyrs
Pn.rt ms Il CALEB PRATT, il Contuc:or.
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~ To Ladies.-M.s COVE continues 70 give advice
and direction VIII respect the application o. Water
Cure u al diseases o! women e1d chdrsu az her resi-
I dence, Soi lo-h-st ny7 in
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~ Phrenolo gists and Publishers-FOWLERs
WELLS, Isl N.sssg-s- Once hours from O'Clock A NJ.
10 l0P.M iy2s 3I'
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e. We are indebted to Hon. DANIEL r TIL
DEN Of Ohio for copy of his speech on the Mexican
War.
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Th. is TO certify that the past years have been
afflicted with the disease called Hip Complaint during
which time attended By Drs Carter ana Watson
wa. such thstI Obliged 10 give my business, and
have often lain several days without being able TO turn IN
INV he'd Medicine only made worse, and was daily
getting more and more helpless Early last winter pro-
cured Dr. Chrstie's Galyanc Belt pair OF Bands and the
Magnetic Fluid and from the nme commenced wearing
them began 70 improve in health stronger than
ever was previous my Sickness and now so Tar re-
covered that suffer any fatigue would also state
three months after commencing the Of the Oa.vanc Belt
and Fluid framed the whole Of the timber OF threeory
dwelling. consider Dr. Chrsres Ga!yauic remedies an
;nva able blessing and have made the above statement
voluntarily and a matter OF duty TO the afflicted
GEORGE GATES.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC Ei.IrIN-

Regarding the extraordinary powers OF
CHRISTlES GALVANIC RINGS, BELTS, BRACE
LET'S, BANDS,
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,Ssa UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mass-rhe sue:
& scrber has taken the above named new and splendid
A Hotel Just Completed at the centre OF the beautiful
village Springfield, Mass and will opsn the same for
public accommod alton the seth instant The Union
House is large richly flushed aud furnished and offers
equslcd advantages TO all persons travelling through
kept the United states Hote and Congress Hall Il Sat-
atoga subscriber respectfully invites his old friends
and patrons and all others 10 give him call IN his new
cnnriers S 5. SEMANS
SpRlNcFtElp July 2irh 1876 ly30 SIN
Ses, BROADWAY HOTEL, sos Broadway. Al
IT. b,pu By j. T. Wilson-rTaveers aud citizens on.
-A ,eraincd on moderate The house Is new aud
commodous aud the ocAtonvery convenient TO the stesi
boats and adjcns the Railroad Depot Je2S an
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IA detail Of the cases alluded 10 follows.J

MAY Gods blessing attend your efforts in these cases,
nv dear Doctor and you afford relief there
vary ,r1Iy you're ROBERT W. lands"
SPINAL COMPLAINT.
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DR. BIRCH's New Alternative for The cure Of Chrome
~ Rheumatism TIE Liver Complaint Pains the Bones
and Swelling OF the Jo!n al Kinds OF Ulcers and Ahee-
non- Of The Skin arirGg from impure Of The blood
This medicine perfectly safe, and pleasant TO take Oae
bottle generally sufficient test rs efficacy AMI com,
monty from 1--WE effect The certificates and
references given in the ill Of directions will show thai II
e1ces any other before the pubic for the same I,1nio
Price a. per bottle, se1 per dozen ,...
Sold by the proprietor N Duchess county neu eS'
village, Putnam County, and al lss Broome-s n
leIel.gSn- SAMUEL E. BlRCf-
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No. 100 Church-sL New-for
Srurpr N II:PT To SpINF


This will certify thai for number OF years past have
been in feeble health In consequence Of having severe fall
the hold of my vessel which spFaned my BACK and '7
onslv injured nv spine have consulted physicians and
,-ed the Besan OF Lyerwo Sursapara ard many othef
medicines and all purpose Abouta mont; ago pro-
cured Dr. Chrlses Galvanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid and
have entirely recovered never expected TO be well again.
and thong would have TO give up coasiHs, out no"
feel better than for number OF years past and am IN
every respect an altered person Nothing would induce me
10 par, with my Belt /: could not procure .nother
" f MORRIS OSBORN,
,,I-.a NJ IL Mor,os..t " Y and Master of the Nor
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NJ. o'Conor On Opinions and Pledses-Sinsis
Districts = Simple Democracy - chatfeld's
Changes-Reporins-l Pr0dissl Senate-vOte
on Senator'S Hard DAYS Work
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Boaroins an6 6otrls.
MRS ANGELINA BROWN

4 GENTLEMAN and his lady and Two or hrec single
n gentlemen be pleasantly accommodated IN private
family where the comforts OF home would De realired
Terms moderate. Apply at l&7 Wooscr-s Houston
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DOARD In South Brooklyn, with front par.or and bed
ID room on second aoor paror hrst door location
unsurpassed and but family. Inquire in Sydney
MI first house from State-st. JyZ1 w.
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NERVOUS TREMORS, kc

hereby state that for several months haye been con-
,tnrly troubled with Nervous Tremors affecting mo 10
sucn degree that was unable 10 hold pen mad Also
dizziness OF the head affecting very severely Using
pair of Dr. Chrste's Ga!ysnc Rings with the Magnetic
FLUID found almost immediate relief, and az symptoms Of
nv corup!ain,s have now disappeared would farther
state oa having severely injured my left hand By the
cident OF heavy iron boil falling II, ad causing great
swelling torture, applied the Fund and IN TWO days
Christe articles res! BLESSING the world tsigHed
I0HN ROOREOOE. 81 Eu.tOa-sL NeW-iork