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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
A CARD.


GEO. WOOD, thankful for che liberia pa
IN tronage extended 70 him by the people OF
Eastern Mississippi, desires respectfully to soil.
cit their at:ention to his large and well selected
stock of Groceries, Tobaccos, Wines Liquors,
&c. &c, which, for variety, quality, and prices,
cannot be surpassed by any stock in the city.
He has, during the last summer given his per-
sona attention to the selection of his stock Of
Northern goods, and can assure his friends that
he has purchased his stock at such prices and
made such arrangements for future and constant
supplies, as Will enable him to offer stronger
inducements in prices than ever before. He
has made arrangements for supplies Of Western
produce direct from the Western country and
will be kept supplied with the best articles the
markets afford and he would take this oppor.
tunity to repeat the assurances often made, that
he guarantees all goods sold by him to prove
equal to representations made and samples
shown, and pledges himself to make good all
Deficiencies. l. is his intention to keep a well
assorted and seasonable stock in summer as well
as winter and will give his personal attention
to all orders with which he may be favored
and trusts by his constant personal care and at
tention to business, to receive a liberal share OF
the custom ofthe people OF Eastern Mississippi
Store, No. "a COmmerce-street, Mobile
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Perry County.

In the Probate Court Of said County.
To the heirs of Cornelius L. Nixon
81, decd: You are hereby notified to
appear before the Hon. Probate Court Of
Perry County aforesaid, at special term
thereof, TO be holden on the 4lh Monday
in July next, at the court house Of said
county, and then aud there show cause TO
said Court, if any you have, why we
should not sell the whole Of the personal
testaie Of our said iniestate.
SARAH NIXON, Administrative.
CORNELIUS l.. NIXON, JR, Ad'r.
July Sth, 1916. no 523t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Green County.
In the matters Of the Estate Of Ebens-
ger Tart

In the matters Of the Estate Of Ebens-
ger Tart.
ORDERED, by John McInnis, Judge
" of Probate of the county and State
aforesaid, upon the application Of Isham
Moody and Martin Moody, that a specid
Term OF the Probate Court oil said county
be holden on The fifth Monday Of Angus,
A. ID. 1886, 70 contest the right Of Samusl
Gasque 10 the administration Of the e.
tate Of said Ebenezer Tart, and to reVokt
and annul the letters granted to him al lhs
June Term Of said Court, 1876, and Ihh
notice hereof be given by publication in'
The True Democrat, paper published %
Pauldlng, and by posting this order al de
public places IN the county, and that cts
ton issueio Samuel Gasque and Henri
MOunger, his attorney. Relurnsble theE
%.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lh
June, 1916.
LIS JOHN McINNIs, JP.G.C
July s, 1876. 50 g
10 JOB WORK FU
Ofallkinds, neatlyexecuied at this o.
iise, and al reasoHablepnees.
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Public Entertainment.

The spacious rooms OF this house, ana
its retired location, render it a pleasant, II
not the most pleasant establishment of the
kind in Jackson.
The furniture of the house is all new
and the undersigned will spare neither
expense nor labor to render those comfort
alb lie who may choose to palronze him.
He respectfully solicitS a continuance
the kind patronage which he received du-
ring the past winter, as also continuance
ofthe former patrons of the house he now
occ upies, and the patronage of the public
generally. SAML LEMLY.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
Livery Stable.

7 r. DERRYBERRY returns his thanks
a. TO his friends, for the liberal patronage he
has received heretofore. He intends keeping
his stable well supplied with provender and at
tenrive ostlers. He hopes to be able to render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
custom His stable is on tho right side Of State
street. -kstwocn the Mansion House and Mr.
McNairs new brick building fronting the store
of Messrs Hobson & Lamb, where be will al
ways be found He will be pleased to attend TO
all whomav patronise his stable
Jackson. Dec % ls45.
c. McAIpin. Geo. w Shelton
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AlOnZO g. Mayors.

Attorney and Counsellor az Lar,
RALEIoH, SMITH COUNTY, Miss.
Jan %, ls45.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
j. Heidelberg,
THE DICKSON HOUSE.

- THE undersigned has taken the
IE;,H House so well known as having
been occupied by Mrs. LETITIA Dickson,
in the city of Jackson, where he intends
keeping a house o.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16
m IHmpS m, BattIe.

DIR. James IL. Battle,
COATED about ten miles southwest
IL of Marion, LauderdaIe county, will
continue to practice MEDICINE, SUR
GER Yand MID WIFER Y. He may
be found at his residence except when pro-
feSSionaIy absent.
Sept 3, 1915. l6tt
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16

r. M'ELROY e. WIN J. DANIEL.
attorneys and COunSelLOrS al Lar,
"AVING formed a copartnership IN the
IL practice Of the LAW, will punctually at
tend to all business committed to their care IN
the 5th and 9Th Judicial Districts and in the
High Court of Errors and Appeals and Court
of Chancery at jackson.
rs Address MARION, Lauderdale County
Mississippi Jan l---f
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16

The next Annual Session of the Paulding
Academy will open on Monday, September
l4th.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-09-16

REPUBLICATION OF
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-16
EFtraet Of S0rsD0riIyn.

.nOR SAFE by h. Oates. Comstock Il Cos con
w eenuAleJ compound fluid salfao, Of Ssf.
pauils, for the cure OF Sefofuta, Chronic Rh,Urs.
usm, GfHeral Dsbiiify Cpfansous Dneass, IT.
ter, &catg Efpptiora Of the Skin, Pimyifs o. Pr
iuls' on ne Face, Mcrea,iai aud Syphiioid DiHa
's', B'tss tretn impure habit II Tie boiy, ttt.
rattons e he TAiogt and Lsgt, Lirct AReehou,
PANE md Seedlings Of the BgEss and oil Disea.
Sss dJtsiHg from ar impure state Of tie Blood II.
Posw,s and hnPrudeuess IN Life, ETcesurs lee
j MGeuH &c.
The great popularity Of SarsparlIa, and IT, q.
iabhshed efficacy render It superipOus o enter
into any cncomlum Of ITS virtues, OF adduce any
evidence 10 he favor
The SanPaflila is warranted positively ~ GOOD
az any other that can be made at One Dollar. 81
just halt the prlcu Of those 81 much adycrlisedt
and as strong and IN as large bottles, va fiAy
Cents per bottle, or -Four Dollars per Dozen.
THIS article has cured Scrofula Of 80 years, Al.
cf the Dollar articles had been used in vain
To be had Of the agents Of Cornstock s CO. on
~, throughout the country, in New York only al
n, Cortland Street.
Inquire always for Comsiock & Cos SafsPaIt''
la, al Fray Cents, and have no other.
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" OTisls, W 0rnIs !

G 'DNSTOCk'S EEBMIFUGE for tic certain
u destruction of Worms. This much cole.
1retcd article !s now for sale IN this place by
b, Oates. The numerous lives that have been
saved BY this article, sufficient guarantee that
every mother slonId keep it in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived Of late, By Ger.
tam other preparations got OPP 10 imitation Of this.
They must cgn.Ider It great blessing thai they
have nov within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which Is certain 10 destroy uuy guam
uty Of worms d child may have, It Is useless to
accompany this with any certificate the article Is
we'll known without. Sold wholesale by Com.
stock n Go, u Cortland 81, \ y aGd Il O4tc,,
Charlotte.
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Magical Pain Extractor.

ED EDJCIlON Fol RFOLD ~ PRICES
9 or nothing il t4s user IL net at.p5isE ,ritl
n 81 article lbtt every family must cuu.iaer
md pag-at'e. arn taty -agN lis s1Ret aad vs.
lac, ard Nllu has acsu,9.lr. been sold to- h.sl
TO reach al classes, aas nov been reduced fsar
fold 100 price. v.tH view th.: rich and poor, high
lHd .1N, a1d DO fact every human beng ma en-
.gg as crmmrts, and all who e., Il shall base
the lr.c- returned e them 10 they ate l3t delight
I'd auh l's use. u assert, without the pa-a bib
Ity " c9u'rat clnH. that 90 B4ras Or Srlids, s--
sry ertGrgs Sore, Old ~ fresh. AID ali ett,ruai
pans and aches, 10 matter whore, shall be r.tu-
ced 10 comfort By d 10 five Misunderstanding uie,
Hma ~ scar. No bum can he fatal Il h,f ~ 4D-
pltta ua.sfs the rit4is grc de sbggst Nv le arri.
tent II s truly magical, u appearance. IN lts
effects. Enquire Tor " Comments Mag.ca! Pam Ey.
tractor ~ase,' al Cem,'ors ~ Co.'S u Cortland
street frlec - cent?, ~ 'our times ms u.4rh for
30 ccnts and ten times aa much fyf 81.
\ j country merchants are requested t. take B,
TO Their towns Oh commission, 1873 the greatest bless
sing 20 mauk,ed that has been discovered Iu med.
lriae lgr ages. This IS strong language bat you
lay depend IT. power viii justify it, Sod al ~
Cortland Street, where II can be found genuine
IN New York city.
CAtiIDN.--Be surc son get CesSzl's. as our
plate with Dl.iey's pane Oa 20 has been stolen,
and cOupterlei, aud worthless st4d may appear
1ndgr Met name, See tst Il Is direct from, ont
stock ~ Ga, or never touch IT, Egr sale at the
Charlotte Drug Store hy l. Oates.
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We have had a long aud severe drought,
50 much so, that our hay crop will he light.
Our uplands, where We have cut two tons
10 the acre, will not yield US this season
one ton. Wewlll no, have more than hall
a crop, ii We DO that. Ii il were not Tor
our meadows, which are annually overflow
ed, We should have bu. sorry crop, | as
sure YOU. The old crop - all gene, and as
there will be uone e!i over, hay will CON.
mand good price. Those Who SIRE fortu.
nate enough to have a few loads left on
hand, will do well to hold on to il. Our 9th.
or crops are from fair 10 miidling. Cam.
Ger. ef Brooklyn Ga..
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4 ; all farmers keep horses, they should
know how 10 lodge them, and DO It we'll
We propose TO give our views of what
should be good stable. Light and VENT.
ailon are OF the first importance. In the
present number We viii speak Of the proper
lighting Of stables Ii they are not hight.
ed at all, the horses eyes are weakened, so
that he cannot endure hight, shen exposed
10 II, aud the longer the confinement the
greater the inability; but i, is equally i'm.
por;ant to light properly. Many horse
has been blinded by the improper admission
OF light, or lis exclusion. The window
admitting il should not be placed before
the horse. A stream Of liaAt coming IL
through j small aperture, and especially il
from the sun, tres lie eyes most severely
the smaller the window and tie larger
the stable the worse the effect. Ii the
light come in directly IN front, then by con
lrasi the space before the horse on which
the light does not fall Is dark, and the eve
IS rendered incapable Of adapting ilseit ie
the iulnt hight on the places where the light
does not directly fall, BY the reason OF the
contraction OF the pupil. Ia the dark or
twilight, The pugil is dllated; IN the HIGHT
II is contracted; and the more intense the
light, lho greater The contraction. Fur
these reasons the light should not strike
the eye IN front when the horse is 10 the
stable. i, the window be N front Of the
horse, he is continually gazing out al II,
aud thus prevented taking his rest proper
ly. Again, the light should 20, come in
from one side, as one eye IS d,Ia,ed aud The
other contracted. THIS IN The end leads to
different capabilities Of the two eyes The
!I-Ai should enter the stable OF the rear Of
the horse. 10 single rowed stables this Is
very easily arranged where the stable will
admit II, by bringing in The light f;om the
opposite side Of The stalls but lhs cannot
be done 10 double rowed stables. la such
here IS but one way to hight them Prorer
~, and tha, IS from tie roof. But the al
mission Of hgh, in this manner is best in all
stables, The hghtis d.llused and subdued
i reaches every part Of the stable. The
horse cannot lock ont, The eyes are d.
lated and contracted alike. Horses have
eyes defective and liable 10 arrangement
as vel as men. Hence, shyiag and yari.
Gus detects IN horses growing cat of their
visions. Then care should be taken not tic
increase The difficulty. It's said The; Aor
ses thrive best IN the dark " hen q horse
IS brought from dark stable TO tie open
air he sees lndstincty; he siares carries
his head high and Steps high. Well, il he
fats more rspdly, he grows blind at the sa,ae
time. Oak stables are always dirty; for
ley men viii not clean cut what is no,
seen. Dark stables are the resor, uf the
dishonest dealer to cover defects. A stable
al best Is bad restraint upon horse; then
make It a, good as possible. lie, not the
horse be blinded as vel as Injured other
wise. The widow should be large, and
be made 10 open and to shut, aud SO nrr8ng.
ed as to light the whole stable eql1ily.-
Such windows serve q double purpose
they ave light aud sweegen aad purify the
aIr.-1mericaa AgricLlhriA
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Esaii,i Of Columbia.

EBALDNESS cured certainly and efFeciually
n D The reputation Of an article is established,
not by extensive adyerlng and putting, bni by IFS
known virtue aud intrinsic value. The course OF
the propriotors Of the " BALM Of Columbia" has
betn in accordance with tbs above fact. They
have endeayorld 10 give 10 thc public an article,
with which tie user would be pleased aud salts,
fled. Itiswe,l known to those who use this pre-.
marathon. that ii kceps the hair from falling out
restores Il Oh bald places ia wonderful degree
making Tie hair perfectly solt and glossy and
what Is Of equal interest, keeps It entirely free
from daudruir. in fact continued use OF II pre-.
vents entirely, any accumulation Of dandfutl-
sold wholesale by Comslock Il Co, q Cortland
ST \ y, and retail by i Oates Charlotte
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A VERY valuable preparation under thr.
1 n. name, il to Le bad Of b. Oates, m thi,
place. Its ingredients are 10 well adapted to the
healing Of Cuts, Old Sores, Sc that It's effect i.
immediate. One nights application viii suffice
for the cure and reIlciof almost any kind Of pain.
The public can well appreciate this article, a.
they get Tie worth Of their money ten times over.
Sold wholesale by Con-tock 4 Co, q Cortland
81, y Y and retail by y Oa,ya Chafhte
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THREE Splendid PIANO FoRTES-,,,
ROSEWOOD, and one MAHOGANY, with The
GRAND ACTION laos fKAnE and TuBE. They or
very superior instruments, from Mcssrs. NUNS
CLARK Il Co. New York and can 10 seen ope
door below DR.. Sill's Drug Store.
n. u. Persons in the vicinity Of Charlotte desf
Gus Of purchasing FIRST rate inslrumt n,s can hsr,
ali opportunity Of examining the quality by cal
ing on Mr.. I. J. tlolton, WHO has one IN his pa.
session.
SAM'L. GARDNER.
Columbia, Jan l. lsi5 l5g
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Acoustic oil for Defncss F!

fENHlS really valuable preparation which has
Il cured hundreds Of persons, who Used Il &C
curding 10 directions, is now for sale in this place
II has been known 10 cure persons who have bcea
deal Tor years, making their sense Of hearing as
good as II ever was, giving entire satisfaction 70
the user, There have been number Of aftIcts
got up to initiate this, and the propretofs aust eau
ton the public against buying any that has not
got their signature on, Comstock Il Co.. N. Y.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock y Co., q Cott-
landt street, New York, add retail by %. Oa'es'
Charlotte
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Removal.
NEW
Forwarding n Commission
EEOG So.
Es.AI.x q HALF.

NSHOtLD inform the merchants Of the inter .
Et that they have IN connection With he esn.
craI Grocery Business, add 10 that q
Forwarding and having large and commocaas
Warehouses on The bans of lhe RIVER src p-cpa.
rod 10 receive and forward Goods upon fach icrtus
o. vii! trty ell esmpsuli7n, our charges and 81
pous's buHg oucthifd less on the freight hta
tbsn any other house IN the place.
Al Goods shipped to 6 " Davis u " lining
ton, for the talett9r, and not Utbefpise directed
viii be found 10 our possession.
Fayetteville, Dsc nbe ~, lea l0lf
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Organ Piano Forte,

USOR Sale a SPLENDID ROSEWOOD on.
GAN PIANO FORTE. with all the lsl.
improvements, with the Organ attached, Il can
De played on as a Piano. or an Organ, scparaiely
or both together. |, is one OF the finest Instia.
merits ever brought 10 this market
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IsEs. T4YE0E'5
Esalsam of i4iyerWOrt,

For The cure Of Coughs. Colds, Cafauh, AsfAmd,
WAooptSc Cough Bronchitis, LirtT Complaint,
and al 4 .r;tJrs Of de TaTOGt oHd Lungs.
<nllIs am,dy is invaluable and uneaualled-
~ i is purely vegetable and highly medici.
n4l mtld and gentle IN its effects upon the sy..
ten, aud being entirely free from all mineral pro.
duets, by many 80 Justly feared and dreaded is
pcr'eetiy safe, as well as saluiary. From knowl.
edge Of ITS properties, and the wonderful success
which has attended It, even IN difficult aud az
gfsNated cases, Tor nearly ten years during which
4 has been - use, lie Proprietor feels no hestan.
cy ~ introducing Il, and recommending 1t 10 all
Who unfortunately may have occasion to resort 10
some means OF recovery Physicians not unire.
queutiy use It 40 Iheit practice, and with the Med
'al taeu'y generally, It has met with much
more man ordinary appreciation.
Certificates aud testimonials could he furnish
tG - abun, Hnce from the highest and mos, re.
sp'esa sources, Of persons Who either have been
greatly relieved hy Il, or cntittly recovered from
aiieclons Of Tho Longs ard Liver, tut We insert
only the following
CONSUMPTION ayn RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
Thereby ccri'ythl, las, August, | was attack.
90 With violent and prafusc hcmorrhnge from The
Lungs, severe cough, with tho trptrtoration Of
much mucous, pain Ia the hcsd SORENESS m The
chest and 0'h.r distressing symp' .m- bought
a bottle Of DR. Tayar's Balsam Of Llvgraeri from
31j, BCwCry, which, under tho blessing Of Prov.
l5eaee, gsre mc Hms5Iale relief IL, elect has
been such va my ease, tHst cannot taa tightly
praise Il GU l.. SMITH,
April 8 l-i3 l53 I..ery 81, BROOKLYN.
FER common Cod 1ud Cough. this is one Of
the very best remedies ever discovered.
y. .. Tacrc u sgof5als aud counterfeit ar,
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MEDICINES
CNEEVs1FS NM Nv nsr'NCS
SA~N - - " nj a. ~ ~ - ~ - a. -
AND
ENGLISH d. CLASSICAL
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Their Goods we're purchased in the cities Of New
York and Philadelphia ior CASH, ana they WI
sell them cheaper no hun'bug} than they can
De bought al 10 any other Store in these parts
Those who buy Ter CASH or CD short time, are
respectfully invited to call and examine then
stock before purchasing, as they are determined t.
sell al Q very shoft advance on New York prices
They feel grateful to their friends and the pub.
lie for their libera,ty heretofore, Ond hope b,
close attention 10 business 10 merit share OF pub
lie patronage.
n. B. They have a large stock OF DUNDEE
BAGGING on hands. which they viii stll tor
Cash hJ the piece Al l6' cents, best ROFlNG,
5 cents.
Noe -, Isis. sf
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THE GREAT lial7Ei.DE
NENER kNONNN TO EAlL.

Or. IfLEK'S VEGETABLE FEVER q
a y AGUE PILIS-1Gc success OF these Pills
ia curing in lew hours, where all other ramctigs
have fl4,Cd, and that toe, n cases Of twelve and
eighteen months standing, warrants the assertion
sH4., aiken according 70 the directions. thfy are
aca.al cure. A Iorg list q certificates il proof
Of lhcr n'allibiiity. mlght be added but those up
on the directions are deemed sufficient. Try
them and be convinced that they are mosl ,-Flc-
tuaI and most certain, add the y,ry best remedy
ever offered 10 the public, 10 ensure permanent
aud lasting cure
Having for several years past suffered under
repeated attacks of chIlls aud firot, especially
during tie fall ard spring mUntp was Induced
t. ny various REMEDIES, hl, nothing seemed 20 5g
efc'1a' Guu, tfseG Dr.. 1I!-fs que auo Fever
Pills, - htr. ,'Jpp,C the ch.Is before had to ken
half of the box This vas over a year a-o. aaa
aqse since remained perfectly free from any symp
toms OF . rgl4In 81 ,als mg,, l0athsoma disease.
GRO. NJ. WAIT
Baltimore. December }2, I-iJ
For sale IL Clasts by H. e. 4 L. $ VII
lHlH-.
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Orchard, good Meadow aud comfortable improve.
men's. Mrs 4, w. K4clslIL formerly lived OIL
The place.
Also
The Plantation On which S. VI. Gallant resides
containing IGs AcLes, in Steel Creek Settlement
Suffice it 10 say, there is not better land ~ Steel
Creek than IS On This place Good meadow and
improvements
Also
The Plantation IN which live, sluatcd on the
Ca'." ba River 40 Lincoln county one mile above
Tug ueEatcgo Ford, containing $50 Acres.
"''' give good bargains in any Of the lands above
and good u''es clear If an incumbranee. For
particulars apply - mc a, WoodIawn, Lincoln
county. y. {,
R. ALEXANDER.
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