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EsGssT and Cs.EA$H.sNEss.

EF LIGHT you want. Just come TO me:
Z Such CANDLES Ill supply
That any better be,
Or nicer 10 the eye
So hurry ana bring the C4s5--
Come one, come together;
Good goods you II get, not common trash
They II stand in any weather
Hard, white ana sweet, what ask you rlore2
Come and crowd my Factory door!
Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet
Much washing will require.
To keep You healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquiries
Both hard and soft-both strong and good.
make of every kind;
Bring on your c,sH-your TnADr-your WOOD,
I'll suit you your min.!
SOAP-GREASE ami ASHES, too. l won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity YOU choose.
GEORGE WILSON.
1J-Gratef1l for flvors past he hopes for more
Richmond, Sept. p, l545-39:t 9 W
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full as>nrtr:CnE. all tsn2ce- oi fitfssp" ARE
GRoCE:E:BF;~, and gEkIf.NSN'ARE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above GOODS
will be sold unusually low prices, for Cash, CT
approved Country Pro luce
Call at the CKE1P C.iSU STORE. in the Nest
Es3a, Of the Riciraond Tod, ana obtain BARGAINS!
Richmond, March II, lst6 ltf
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EgoHncND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HoILoXV-lVAHE. and CASTINGS
At Cfraci "a natl Prices.

At e Esc "a "a "a 4 E'EECes.
ve1IIF undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
Z lie thathe the ounacIy business, at the
Establishment lately conducted by the firm Of l. and J.
Hare He has hand superior lot OF , " -,
co,sisfinr of Nos and Improved Premium Cooking
Stovc Spluans Improved Cooug Stove seven ana ten
plate stoves of different with general asSorte III
Of Franklin an ParIor Stoves Aso-toiS, kettles,
Anairons. and " agon Hoxes .
lie also manufactures and makes 10 order CardinE Ma
chimes Conaensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and narrow Power Looms, Fung stoves, and all
Kinds Of Machinery used II Manufacturing establish
Min Gearing Of all kinds made the shortest notice
He feels conf lent saying that he has the largest ana
hest sected lot of patterns the Western country for
rist ana Saw Mills. lie has, IN Short the latest I'M
provcne ut n the Mill Gearing line
I'd PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Fioughs in use lie
hns Sloop's Plougls, right ana eft Peacock right ana
left: Plough different slzes-ali OF winch ne
viii sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash
IFTHRESHING MACHlNEo.-Hc has an excci
lent Threshinr Machine which he manufactures and wll
sell for Cash approved TRADE For case to horses neat
ness and despatch in the Of work It IS INT nor
o =,
The undersigned returns his thanks to the public Tor
The liberal support bestowed upon the late hrin OF |.
ana d Ifarra ana would respectfully solicit cohinu-
ancc OF their flyors gsA kinds OF Machinery re9alr-
ed on short Cash, Wheat or good iiorses VIII be
teken in exchange for any OF the above articles.
" THOMAS O'IARRA.
II is necessary the business Of the late firm of
T and J. O'Harra should lie settled as soon as pos
sble: therefore, those who indebted 10 sald firm
are hereby requested 10 make immediate payment
June H. 1915. [Jan3l'l5.l T. OIL.
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The Debate on Slavery. held Cincinnati Oct. lS45,
be tween Rev j. Blnchar Pastor of the Sixth PrcSby-
tcrIan Church ANA y l.. Rice, d. D. recently OF ky
Pastor the Central Presbyterian Church, Cincin-
nat, Ohio Prlcc, l:25.
Inliana Annual Register for 1916, published by s
Turner, Indianapolis. Price 80 cents
Wondering jew complete. il two volumes. Price, %
cents Just received ami for sale II the BOOK STORE,
Richmoud i CD llh 1916.
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Of every variety and Of the most approved
uaoseIs: fresh stock inst received, at
~ d I1s5 2s-tf REEDS.
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for common Schools published this country: no.
wards OF 10000 copies have been sold in Is months r
Amongst many letters Of recomne natiou the fo,lown.
has Just been received from of the best teacbrr. -
Pennsy lyania
IEE's PoRr, BerAs CO., Angus, o. 1sI,
Ncssrs Gregg s Elliott: entemen-Aeeen, my
thanks the Readers, You kina as 10
send me- BY friend Dr. Darrh when he in The
city eonsaer them decidedly the hes; School Readers
have me; with. have introduced them into the School
this pace, and find them fully my expec;a
lions have also introduced Grimsaw's History of
United States. another your valuable School publca
tons. much pleased with DR. Rusche mergers
works Anatomy and Botany, which You kindly
They appear 10 be ust The works Needed 10
bring the sub Of Natural History within the compass
of Schools and intend durng the com
ing make effort introduce the subject
the schools here, ANA Ter this purpose would hike to
possess the whole series OF o uniform volumes. which
have requested DR.. Darrh procure for
Very respectfully tSigned,l II. {. BAKER.
Principal. Lees PORT Seminary
l3-Au tho above for sale by David Z. Holloway.
Richmond, la c. b. Davis. minneapolis Ia, and Mer-
chants generally throughout the State.
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the inter
est their pupils heart examine their valuable
res of School Books before introducing any others.
October 18th, ISIS. 4iu
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JEW DAEID.-Those who acquainted with the
character Of Jew Davis Hebrew Plaster anu Persian
Pills Will doubtless be glad to learn that another shipment
us teen received by the travelling agents who are
now prep re furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately. The immense quantities of these articles
sold are proof sufficient their superior medical virtues
ction wqo suffering under all the horrors Of Lame
hack Rhcu7atSn. Seated Pains, Weakness, Pain in
the side 81 breast, Sueiiars Tumoys, hHg's Er &c.
ali Of which this plaster selon1 fails 20 cuIe4 with
Dy<gepsiG LUej ifsctiou, Tev. CAA Ferer, Fece and
Igue Scro-1, any of the diseases that originate IN
?pury OF the blood ana circulating fluids, (for the
ouishnr cures OF which these Pills have become 50
popular.9 for the benefit Of such will suboin few
extracts letters showing the estimation in which these
medicines are hello. whore known
Indanapolis April i;h l145.-Alcssrs D. Harter & Co.
-fsents-Yo u viii please send II doz boxes Hebrew
Plaster ana Persian Pills InnecIaely The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this season. Yours, respectfully,
JouS J. OwsLEY. Druggist.
Newtown, Ia, April 10Th, ls45-Nessrs- D. Harter &
Co-Gents.-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue go off fine, and nearly
out Of Pills had better SEND By the stage dri
YER doubt that this medicine will be much want
Cd this every body is calling for Il ours,
truly, JOHN AieA' r.
Charlottesville, Ia. jar 2. I745-1iessrs D. Harter
& Co-Gents-I have sold nearly all the large sup
p, Of the Justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per
SIAN Pills furnished three weeks SINCE ana 1t would
be well keep well supplied, as fnd CATS Tor the
medicines increasing daily would mere state, mar
have no articles my drug store that give better salts
fact.o than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Fills
NOAH :. THOMPSON.
Washington. IA, Aug. Sd. IS+4--Messrs D. Harter &
awaiting the arrival Of supply OF your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster Persian Pills, VIC write you the Sc
eond time saying that we are out We have frequent
calls for both Plaster and Pills which reloer sat
/ Yonrs resnectfaIlv GALLAGHER & WALTERS.
Eown-.
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EO all Teachers and parents.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS

Published by gregg x Elliott. Philadelphia.
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CoxsvMrTIoS CCRED.-The following letter $ from a
highly respectable merchant, dated
r is from a


LcriStotcn, NeD York StBt. 10, 1874.
DR. p. JAySE-DEar SIR Il Is said by PHI sicians and
IS BY of manknd, believed. that Consumption
cannot be cure4-that when il becomes seated in
human system, nothing eradicate stay pro-
bat that viii continue the work of destruction
until its victim sinks Iuto the grave.
However tins may be IN theory, am disposed
o doubt fIct indeed, nay experience, and a
desire benefit others, conpeis to pronounce tho
assertion untrue. on viii probably rccoec sir, that
in the beginning Of lrI) wrote 10 you, stating that
had The Consumption, and that II was fast hnrrying
the grave old not thea nor 90 now doubt every
symptom painfully visible. My physician
siaercd me iucdrahc, but the advice which asked of
You gwen aud ! am happy 10 say that by using
bottles OF your incomparabie nedicne-ihe L1pec-
torant-I restored ana my life have enjoyed
better uninterrupted health than since that time.
If YOU should now, yon would not imagine by
nay appearance tha had been Seek much less that
had had the consumption, but that am stiI living,
ascribo wholly aId entirely to yonr EEpectoranf
LEONARD SHEPPARD.
For sale al L Reea's Drng Store. kohmond, Ia.
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SupprS CHANGES THE MoTIEn OF coSsCMr1IoSs-1hs
fact clearly demonstrated whenever have ''sud
den change the a,hcr Ii this time that the
seed of Consumption in he system, and nurtured
until the Lungs become seriously aud Gnngc ously dis
eased when all probability the patient for the frs time
viii b. gin seek rriicE How many thousands thus
glrct themselves ard suffer their health and finally their
be destroyed The first percepblc foot prints Of
CONSU MP1ION, experienced al sudden changes OF
Iloarsencss and Cough.
Throat and Irritation of the Bronch Pain the Head
Co4ness II the Feet, and sudden Chimes the Boz
dv Alength tie Cough increases, and finally Prostra
AMI Langudncss Of the whole system follows, which
sudden decline of Health and the speedy APP
proach Of CONSUMPTION. These facts plain they
appear every sensible person does not however,
alarm those afflicted until II be too late. 1t Is there
Of the greatest Importance for those who be at
ackcd f. the effects OF Sudden changes atmos
phcrc TO u procure CDR. DUNCAN s CE1EBRA-
TED ENPECTORANT REMEDY, - the Greatest Pre-
We ntative Iife Guard Of CONSUME TON, and tho
only Certain Medicine that Will disease and again
restore the Ii rSC5 10 their former Health.
Dr.. Duncan's Great Western Office is Just opened in
Cincinnati Mt $50 Sycamore street, few doors below
Jth whore his Medicines be obtained IN large and
small Quantities.
~ For sale 4 the RIcsrmovD TooK SroRE
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The state DczsceI-r siEsEE4 or
No pFRIf

yEvHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that they determined to excel all othsis
alrterI - III O
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29
PAULDING CORPORATION.
EkEcrIoN, MONDAY, THE llrH MAY.

ELECTION, MONDAh, lhE I'm MAJ
We are authorized to announce the follow.
ing candidates for the office Of selccmon Of the
town of Paulding to be elected under the pro-
visions Of the act Of incorporation, passed du.
ring the session of the late legislature We
shall be willing to announce new candidates
next week, if there are others disposed to run
for the Offices which the incorporation of this
own has opened to ambition. This is the step.
ping stone 10 eminencc-an emincnce which
can only be complete when each Of the aspi.
rants are seated in the Presidential chair Of the
United States Our corporation will be vested
with legislative functions: only think Of i'll
the select body will have the right of putting
their hands into every chaps pocket who will
have the honor of living within their mag'stc.
rial jurisdiction of one mile square, and or.
dering him to " fork over for this thing, or that
thing, which they in their wisdom. may think
expedient or necessary. Having this privilege
Of TAXATION, the question becomes important,
TO whom shall be entrusted the corpo rate uu
thority Of Paulding2 The citizens will an
swer al the ballot box We believe that com.
petent men will be elected, who will deal i'm.
partial ly and equally with all their feIowcil
zens and who will take pride in bcautllyng
and improving the town.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29
For The True Democrat
TO n Sleeping Child.

Lovely aud innocent rest thee, oh rest
InIancy's years are of life only blesi
SIumber, sweet babe on the bosom Of love,
In thy dream be thy visitors angels above
Noiscless and stcaIthily time passelh on
Now is thy pcasure.rime, innocent onel
Smiles, in thy sIumber, glide over thy face,
Asthough spirits Eden had left there the trace
Ofthe joy that alone from EIysium may come
For an instant to lumine fair spirits home
BIest be such smiles, for they image the soul
Just loos'I from the God heads bengnant con-
troll
All years will eyanish, those smiles, too, will
fade
On that brow, now so placid, will rest sorrows
shade,
And the noonlide of life will be grieFs dark
est noon-
Say, art thou not infant thus happy too soon?
None other will press to her bosom that head,
Like the mother whose heart for thee, poor
one, shall bleed
Twere better oh better, the churchyards re.
pose,
Meath the bloom, mid The perfume, Of cluster.
ing rose
Were thine-fortranspan,cd again to thy cline
Those smiles in Gods presence, unbIjghtcd by
time,
Would mirror forever the uDblcmishd heat
Which not long will remain free from dark
guilt or art.
Slumber on, happy babe und:turb'd be thy
sleep,
May angels forever thy guardianship keep:
BE ever that peace on that beautiful brow
Totel, in thy manhood, thoa'a pure cen as
now
Though years may pass oer thee, Of Eden
child
In the fitness ofagc still soul undeGrdl
JULIA.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

sorting to the deadly combat 10 etlace an
insult partake of the guilt? And Cab It be
that acoman, whose office 1t should be 10
shed a benlgnant influence over society, 10
soften and refine the passions that deboSe
the earth-can il be that woman's heart IS
so steeed to humanity, SO debaSed by pride,
that she is ever the advocate and apol"glS'
for deliberate boodshed that she can look
unmoved upon the fearful consequences OF
this hldeous custom. upon the unllmely
grave-that she has no sympathy Tor The
bleeding hearts for whose sorrow eorlh
affords no remedy?
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29
10 The Democratic party has triumphed

10 The Democratic party has triumphed
in the blue-light State Of Connecticut New
Hampshire, it is true istcmporariiy lost to rs,
but what matter? This democratic State
(that scas) is nobly lost because her democra-
cy scorned coalition with the pimPs Of anti.
slavery fanaticism Let it ever be thus-de-
feat before dshonorl The Southern Wings
have yet to learn the great disparity of princi,
pie between their Northern brethren and
them; they have yet to know that the ally o.
Northern Wings is the incendiary abolitionist.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

A ScoUNDREL--A spug Of fashionable
gentiliiy, calling himself Dr. Os Smith. a
Thomsonian physician" rsn away aru ca
town Of Sioningion, c., sfer reckIrss'y Iar5Ir-
ing himself in dsbi and marrying a Beautiful
girl, whom be has since abauio8.d d bls
since been discovered that the fellow hss rar
cher wives Mr Napoleon B0H1pars s1rf--
gins can now b snsaCrei, az 10 ",ghg is Big
ANY,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

rs At a caucus Of democratic members
ofthe u S. Senate, held in Washington, it was
determined to pass the subtreasury bill of the
House without any modification. The bill is
substantially the same measure proposed by
Mr.. Van Buren,.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

prudence and courage, rcpels any doubts
either of the safety or honor ofthe army.
"rhe disposition evinced bythe Mexicana
is not so pacific and coniidng as we had
hoped and expected. Besides the abandon.
ing aud burning OF their custom house on
this side of the Rio Grande, the inhabitants
began TO fly, first setting fire to their own
dwellings, four of which were consumed,
aud three others saved only by the inter
veniion of our army. Some of these people
have lived Il great while, and were proba.
blv born on this side of the river, and We
had hoped to see them remain i'll the peace
able possession of their little property,
which was doubtless contemplated by Gen.
Taylor
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

A HUMBuo.-The report that the Ameri-
can army had been captured and its General
taken prisoner. The Mexcans fly as our
troops advance; the epauetted gentry of the
Mexican army show no disposition to fight,
and the whole affair proves in the language OF
a Frenchman not very familiar with the En-
glish, "Von id arcel"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

CoNsrTUTIsNAL RlroEH-A wise man.
writing 10 lhe Holly Springs Guard progos. :
a Convention Zoe lLe revision Of the Cous,itu.
tion
tie is afraid ofthe people thinks them IN IN.
safe repository Of power, aud recommends that
the Constitution be so modified llal 30 jpjg's
Staic house Officers and State attorneys te
elected by The legislature Dos Hs writer
assume ibat the legislature is q mar saHas
tent electoral body thauthe p.arie7 1 So aul
bis posuiOn b. true. we 20 l1r crowned h,sls
and orders o!n1lilay Fl once The people are
either quilted or totally inf, lor s.itgovern-
ment.-th,re can be ao m,Iiam-auI any u,-
temp, al undue rs-ifi1lIau % ih.ir pr negatives
is nothing iess thsn treason As 90 iheamtuI.
msuis proposed, We are f5r the Constitution as
Ills
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

THE EAsrERN Raw RoAD The Nifds.
fiPpiaH 10 40 able aft.sle upon ihc bcn,f.s 10
bedeurei by ihe whole State from the iumc.
date Construction q abe EaEsm R1l Road.
administers de following jas aul deserved
r,bIke 20 tbc mHl.sh cltlz.us ofJscLsan:
4 million Of dollars Of ihs public money his
hstn e1T,ul,d and So ua-n.iir.ui aui s8ts.an-
lia' ars Ils Tuthe baiIu1- which uInBm.u,
our ctr tlai 1rsllat la.i.a 90 fHa TaIi 81 f..
people .' Iaes-11. u81.l I.r.r.r s.I.H-- iu o..
S.lra tAr arfosr.oB atrh Be- susau o. fal.i
% ibis r1i1, e the Sal OF GCtenmuni Here
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

The debate on the Oregon question was ex-
pected to terminate in the Senate on the 10th
inst So says the Washington Union.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29
CANDIDATES.
JNO. C. MCKNIGHT.
AMOS ]. REID,
DIR. r. II. DCZIER,
F." w. l.. LYON,
q" S. p. FERREL,
WASH. G. CUNDIFF

nP The junior editor oflhc TRUE DEMO
Graf gratefully Acknowledges the nauering
compliments of the editors Of the MississiFpi7u.
II shall be the aim Of both the editors Of this
journal to merit such high oncomium as the
editors of the State paper have seen fit to be,
stow
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

EUROPEAN ARRi'AL.-by '1S' h'sh1s
mail we have i'of aud ave d'y later i"'rlI''
gcnce from Europe which, beng somewhat
important, we give N detail
We refer the reader particularly to the fact
the passage N the English House OF Lords
ofan act styled the Coercion BriL,' which IS
the fouest arocity the most monsrous infringe
mcnt upon the rights Of an inoiiensjvc people
that the history Of modern Legislation has upon
record In a time of profound peace, Of legal
demand for rights too long and uncoustilution.
ally withheld, the people Of Ireland are barred
within their doors from the setting Of the sun
compelled to immune themselves within the phi.
vacy Of their rude homes or receive the clon's
se"'s"eo OF f,a"spo,t"'io" 70, Mi,tee" yea,s
This act could only be JUSTIFIED by Instruction
or civil war; but ia Ireland every act is cqni-
table, in the opinion Of her 'yran's, which the
pack horse people viii bear Is the national
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

The "law and order" party has prevailed
in Rhode Island.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29
The fame Of Col JACK McISN1s is spread

The fame Of Col JACK MclNNIs is spread
ing throughout the circumference ofthe Union.
We find his celebrated report" wnh com
mendaiion from the editor, ia the Albany Argus
the State paper OF New York. Hura &c ihe
Colonel In the language Of a wei known
orator, Z" his fame is oterniiyl-his residence
erealionln
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29
FROM THE FRONTIER INDIAN
AGGRESSIO\S.

Oar news from the Indian frontier leads
MS 10 fear the enactment of bloody trage.
dies. We gather the following from the
Van Buren, IutelIigenccr.-N o. Data.
A few days since, the body of Chcro-
kee named Martin, was found at Fort
Gibson. Betsy aud Lydia Cheek, wo-
men of notorious bad character, were
arrested by the sheriff of that district, and
are to be tried on suspicion of the murder.
We learn that Taxa tau-ka, the leader
of the police, at the time of the killing of
James Starr, was killed few days since.
One story is, that while eucamped with
Others around fire, some unknown per-
son shot him, stabbed him thrice, scalped
him, and made his escape. Another story
says, that he was persuaded to leave the
camp under the prelence ofgetliug liqnor,
aud was killed while away from his COM
pinlouS. Again, we fear, there will be a
series of murders 10y both parties The
friends of Takatau-ka will certainly take
revenge on some one, whether he be the
real offender or not; aud IN return, the
friends of Starr will be equally sure to
kali some of the other party.
We arc told that large body Of Cher.
okecS advanced upon old Fort Wayne,
few days since, demanding the "Slarr"
boys, evidently thinking that this place
was manned by Stand WatIe's company
of ChcrokeeS, aud uhat the Stars were
there concealed. The Chegokces had
LEFT a short lime before, aud the fort was
manned by company of United States
Dragons. The officer refused tic party
admission, aud they dispersed.
We fear that there will be much more
blood shed in the Cherokee nation ere
long, as the parties have again commence
cd drpradallonS on each other.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-29

THE RIcHNoND DUEL.-1homas Richie,
it,, has been acquitted By the unanimous YER
dict Of jury of Virginians His conduct pre-
vious to and during the trial was truly magma.
nimous He returned to the city Of Richmond,
delivered himself into the custody Of lhe proper
officer, and, refusing the bail offered by host
Of friends, entered the prison to await his trial
II was proved that Mr. Richie acted through
out his renconire with the impduous and Ia
menied Pleasanls altogether on the defensive.