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THE suhsrsA~u inaeal ks<Ii.s esa.nn.ly -
NJ had - ahri NeM elnns. - e Ia Ceeza
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TRAYELI.ERs roing norh arr adsised ths
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MOUNT VERNON. Carr. g. w. 0rsKrlI,
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tersburg Rail Road Company. 10 the :.
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July 9Th. .- 4~& -
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BY Rev. ]. Downing, A. ", Pastor q he Bt,,.
an Church, New YOrk. 18th edition. JO.,
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EREsH Rir. Adamantine caAalex. N
~ leans Molaz>-S spiriis TaEt<nsins. -.
In~.l<abls 0intmcni. Rau coiioa, NL;,a''--i.. .
hesa Flour. and Fenison Hams.
AlsO, league Pio0ghs with wpoaKh, NJ,
Boards and large 10 e. one and two -
Mould Boards. Per sale b.
March ls. "a
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Land for Sale.

LaIlu lot sale.
@lFS THE subscriber OiieFs for sale go
~ Aeres, more or les, adjoining the land,
sfe of Gen. Allison, and Others, wheEeou
~aA William T. Fauoeti nOw lives. And
also one other Tact, containing 500 Acres. more
OF less, adjoining the lands Of William Paul. and
Others. Terms made known on application 70
the subscriber.
JOHN A. FAUCETT.
March 81 II
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ment Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Dive StuIls
&c, among which are eomprised The following
articles, viz; ...s. $500.
Pure White Lead, Emory Powers,
Cromc Green, sulPh. Morphine,
CTome Yellow, Acct -
Verdigrise, Sulph. QuiHie, 4 saS
Spanish Brown, Group synH, SIENNA,
Whiting, -. ha@ krcasCte, SOULS, aaye
Red Lead, Red Precipitae, a.. 3.
Coach, copal, and Lea Sal Ammonisr,
ther Vanish, Soda and SeIllitz Pow.
Tanners, & best Lamp ders, y *7
Oil, a Suit. SPIT. Mite, Gs 4 ID
Aqua Forts, Alcohol, Lunar Caustic,
Oil of Vitriol, Hyd. Potassa, ala
Nitric & Muriatic Acid, Sands Ext. Sasaparia,
Indigo, Nader, Glue, Bougies, Caileters, Sy-
Logwood, Brazil-wood, ringes, assorted,
Gum Shelac, Fly Stone, Nipple Shells, Cupping
Court Plaster, Isinglass, Glasses, assorted,
Pull. Ipecac, Rhei, Jalap, Yials-I OF. 2 oz. 4 OF.
and Aloes, 6 or & soz.
Aqua Ammonia, Spring and Ihlmb Lam
Balsam Copaiya, Gets, @%a '*-
Cubebs, Cochineal, &c. &c. de. Sc.
Country Physicians and Country Merchants
win be supplied upon the most liberal terms. and
with genuine articles. GT Prescriptions put up
on the shortest notice. -. 49,
May l. 90
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TUE sahsclh<z, hasimg Esmosed b fhe koase
Shlck be La fecensly psEthasd md had
find 81. e trE doors ahoSe rs "a stAndl vsula
frsfersally inias1 hik firnds. snd The pst1ie -
neraily, shst hs has iasa Eecrixea frum tie Nagsh
0ne q t1s hfeess ana handsou.est assor1mrnls q
AEticlas N his Ens which has eter hen hrouehi
q tbs marksL They Nere paxh4sod by hinsell
were seleried win gTeAf carr. ard uill h ed On
Eeaseaasae terms His assostlnsHl il cOmpEizcd,
m par, - fass following. viz
49," WATCHES.
Goa and SHES LsssEs. q difrren, prices and
qualities
JEWELLERY.
A general asSogsmrnl q Gold Guards and Fob
chaias. SEALS. ksys. Breast Pins. Finger Rings
Ear RingS. Gold Pencils. Pens, Thimbles. studs.
BsAreletS, MedAliOns, sc.
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fURlPT The BL00D.
M o FLATS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS


Medenes hare acquired iaF their tariable seaey n m
The DISEASES which they Tresss cure, has resdsfsd he
usual ps.e.iss q Pang ~ OHly HIasesss, ss sHvos-
~ % then They are kaovn By usir fSts; thsr good
sor tss. Tor theE, and tsy thrive sos b. the iaiA q
IyL AXE czA -ME
0zsTHML. ACUTE and CHRONIC RBEUuATISa
<ffECLIoAs " fas BLADDER aad KIDAEYs
BILIous FEvHRs q LIVER coMPLAINrs.-
a the soath and Nhee these disease pss,aa IN, M
Be found InsaaAbe Pl.nte isuners ami she wlo voes
as these Melcnes viii nsssS afterwards Be hous them
sLLaoos ehoLIs; sal sEsOus Loeseass, BILEs
CONSUMPTION. Used with grat success in ths sa.esss
C0RRUPT HUMoRS. DROPsIES
DxBFEPa1A. No peron with TN. distrr..inK q
ease, sl2lM dsay nsag thess nsilcioss immediately.
LENcY.
FEVER aud AGUE. For rhi. .oou,se Ortl. WEI,
tern country these medicines vii Be found safe spsrdy and
cean IenedI Obs meass'ns KAYE The systsn sgsc 10
Nlnn o. the diseases ena BY ese mrieines permanent
Thy THEN, BE SATISFIED. AaD BIC CURED.
FuULNESs Q IUAPLExIuS.
0ENn RAJ DEBILITY,
HAD, LSHARD FEVER. iAFLAMHATOKY KREUnI
TisM' IMPURE BLOOD. JAUSDIcE, Loss q IPPE.
h.I LIVE CO MPLAruTs.
M Il 10 Q u IL A l. Disc ca Es.-
Never fails 70 eradicate eneT ell The ects q Merewy n
ny than th- powerful rrpsrat0aof sahpsas
-NIuHT SWEETS. NEkIOUS pkD1LITY NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS az al Elnas, ORGANIC 4FFECTIONs
0ns HEAT. PALSrER's CROLI0,
FIJI 10 g.. The original popietcs Of th=ss nedenes
cured q Piles n 3 years staining BY The &c of these Life
Medicines alone. - 81
PAINS IN The had. sds back limbs oints and asrans
~ M Il u " A IT 4 > NJ. Those afflicted win Inn
terrible disease, viii BE- Of relief BY the Life Medicines
RUSH Of BLOOD 90 the HEAD, sCURyy
sWELLHsGs. .ss r=a.z -. =.
scRoFuLA. GA KINGS EVIL, in i.
worst forms, ULCERS, ar every seseTfpfioa , e5a4sa
w O II N q, u ali Kinds. are saecinaIy expelled b.
these Medicines. Parents win do WELT adhisier them when
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
DYE STUFES, Sc. &C.

x oNG, WEBB & CO. have rcreived. and
"a now offer for sale, very complete assort-
ment Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Dye StuIls,
&c, among which are eOmpised he following
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THE Publisher having received uurneroU. :,
II plicsiions Tor single copies Il DOMIINCss
history or ROMANIsM. and lie ANEpI
CAN srAsEsMAN's MANUAL, frOm -
% remote from EIPEess routes that he str.,.'
Of fright would have equalled he Tsioe " =.
books. proposes 10 send them BY msllin pap-,,..
ycEs. the postage on which viii not saessS "a
cents per volume. n such persons will ssns ! :
name Of their Post Office, and enclose de 3 q, :
dollars, in good money, they viii hs psss.r,,S
one copy Of Seam Beautiful Pictorial NJ
they specifying which BoOk ihsy prefer.
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n
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WANTED,

C0UNTRY-MADE CLOTHS, of all descrp
~ tons, Tallow, Beeswax, and Feathers
A. MICKLE a. CO.
April is. 90
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THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGsIx BIrTERs
PURIFY THE $1,000,

And thus remove all disease from the system. il
A Jingle trial viii place the LIFE Pills and
PHGNK BlTTERS beyond the reach Of eonp.-
utiOn in the estimation Of ever patient.
The genuine ef these medicines put Up in white
Wrappers and labels, together VITA pamphlet, called
"Mofats Good Samaritan" containing the directions &e
On which 10 drawing Of Broadway from Wall street
Ofee, BY which Strangers visiting The city very easily
end ~. The wrappers and samsrians copyrighted,
therefore those who procure them with white wrappers
be assured that they genuine lie ekreI and do not
buy those with yeoV vrsPpen but IL you uo be satisfied
that they come direct froM ne, don't touch them.
7 III. Prepared and sold BY -t9rer T.
DIR. LIZA NJ 3. III o FIAT.
SIS Broadway. corner Of anthony street, New York.
For Sale by .serz g. H. ..a if
ID. Heart, Hillsborough, and g..
q. ~# Dc. Parrish, Round Hill.
.ae 81 VIM. Trice, Trce's Store.
May 26. s.-...-. .z rs
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HeW, CkeaR and Attractive Route %
he HorthsEn citis1
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SPRING GOODS.

N oNG. WEBB a CO. h4ps rsuxs,ra. -
NJ ~ - ~ - fuA ~ oanEisss :
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Great Mail Lime, ar Sfedrl-
boaT Mount Etr7io1s,
Fun QUIACREEKtoBALTInoR
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or Wanted, in every town and village in the
United States, responsible men 10 procure subscr-
bers, and engage in the sale Of he above works,
to whom very liberal per centage viii be allow
ed. Address L. WALKER, ia Fulton street.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25


sident-he claimed no such position. He
only defended the right; and personally,
he would prefer doing it in behalf Of the
humblest man in the country than Of the
greatest. But he would here deny for the
President what the Senator from North
Carolina imputed. If Jas. h. Polk had
authorized such statement, then Jas. h.
Polk had spoken words of falsehood with
the tongue of serpent. If the stale
ment of the Senator was true, and the
President meant what the Senator under
stood him to mean, :hen he was an jnfa-
nous man. The gentleman from North
Carolina had told the Senate that, IN the
message, there were, here and there, in
various parts of it, Stockings in. paren-
thetically, to crafty the utra-isms of the
country, but which he never meant to car
ry OUT" The meaning of this could on
/ ly be that the President, in these "stick-
ings in" employed false and hollow words
to hide his real motives and purposes
What was this but deliberate ly and woful-
| ly deceiving the countryf IL this was
true, it must soon come TO light; and then
what must be his fate but disgrace? The
story Of his perfidy would be circulated
from one end of the land to the other, and
his treacherous course would sink him in
an infamy SO profound. a damnation SC
deep, that the hand of resurrection could
never reach him. A traitor to his coun-
try so superlatively base, need hope for
neither forgiveness from God nor mercy
from man. Mr.. Fl. cared not if the Sc
nator from North Carolina was charge,
with missives from the President, or VINE
Their (as he should suspect from the dogma
tic style he sometimes displayed here,) h
made these assertions on his own re
sponsiblity."
Mr.. Allen rose to speak, but on motion
} the Senate adjourned ill Monday next.
House of Rep's.-We observe nothin
of Importance in the proceedings of this q
the succeeding day. The House was nc
in session on the Tin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

Tie Secretary q the Treasury rs
eo-=ple'e'd bis rep1ri respexsias tie presrng
ard AN. and Tie rsdselsans an3 u,dih-
eatioas PruPes - he nade. Il = Fepse-
sen;si 10 BE a P-ol2s-d ard laszszssS pa
per. hiiing. Slsa the acoonpanyiag dscs-
alents. up~ar3s e $50 pa--e--
The Pssneipsl part Il this expaajei
volume = sEa1e - q tAs rsrE-s r~cesvc3
- the Secretary frosa every portion ii
the Ualsa. % The IaierresaSosies 81 his c.
Guar Of ass year. TA<y are - great a.
Fiety, emoEacsn< e,8soFals diseaisisssas -
haanes AM otAsr s1sie1rs. AID a.azy
ssatsmen,s q she Proea<iieas and Fe-
sources q Parlseaiar >ialrs-
Tae ksckassf Esssirr- - sn<akiar Il
this vass eall<ctioa a. acts a11 stzElsilcs.
remarkss
We an, aaasxed % TIC reposs. nazv
laiesesnag 6aaneisl stafeuens~. enn,a-s
frosn sAe reeorAs 81 TIE Trezsxrv DePagi-
ment and irczn ne reparfs q nzxs-arsoa
snd ersaneree. lliassraiiag ne kissssy Il
TIE goxern@-as's <yssea 81 6zznce fron
establishment n ne preseag une. TAege
are alse comprehensive staiencrts q ths
Gutles. ressaass an1 exPenaltases 81 Ne
fssral Year. sad q ne q.21lsy. saioe AL
caty 81 he iuaparss q tAe ycar cndl.s -
SosA Iaas hss. wlsA he estizases a-ssszs
waieh wOal2 be Prodarsi - assv 90 -
sane anoaEs q saPorss ei s4cA zrsseie. ~
an a rsisrrz rate - ~. - aai 81 pr
eent. gsvlng IA detail tAe euaniifses sri
Prcdoce e eacA zrsirie. Ne ST. 40.
an aosiFact q earh & he TzFtas Il danes
On iDpogts 6xsd - ne vauozs axis e
Ceagres< since he 0soxerameat As ss-.s-
lssAec. with t.A1lzr ssaieneass sso~sag s1e
rate a city on eaea artieies alss, seParsss
takes exAleiiinx he aasssng - Izrar,s q.
ne sarsuas kints q ira aa3 - uzae<fsc-
tares. ca. Sa<ar. uolaszcs. euEec as tea.
isnpostsd e4ch year fusa ne foaut.isoa q
tAs 6osernmeai. w1sA The rsscs O. d1,y sz1
Psoc1ee q saeA- TAere cre assa slrl1-s
nbles exAlksss< II &c elaaes tae szEFe-
gale aaeonis g iazPoEss. exFeEss. tsll<s.
eFa~esSks. &C.. asa ~ aznszns e ~
esAS aEs'eles. and ne duii<s 49, rrSiscs
n eaea sear.
While. - few excepssoas. she ess~
I Esans ioin, sle<k unaa4f.<sarsa< ea@Pssses
assest lAat4 s<31rioa 81 ne Ts-sd 49,.
: = efseEs1ss. uslseAisl - sAe-. - kas -
+ d.Fs1'ai maasfaesasers ..1 sae<4lasrs e.
cares 1T they n<ed - : pvesecspe-.
sasc szsiust ~ leza,shse srsesFo',e'
roetezs<a slPsa lkrir Kssss ieAa'-ss,sk =
1 hasn he reunasksS - naay q =
> larnn r-s,,,l'.r,-rss.ss ec.neaHIee eerlE1e :
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

he Nee 1srk P<Pers tre0<hs ~ ycs-
,er1zyss naa eeas.ssed = ss1nsrx -
EneissA news - ske - uk--fcer 5ass
as<r tAan tAas bspzsAs oas ~ tse ssr-m-
er Csmeraa- Tie Fz~kxt shap Tsroalo
uss tAe ke4reF 81 - Il exkihsts 90 u-zrk-
e ehanxe - lAe pAssse 81 saesi. sssirs
a. Eag.an4- Tie Iiena e nj sn,-r-ss =
thas which inforns - sAas Easla=s rs
ecmnenced - carry ozt. ~ acts q \ s.i-
hsv, her eoa,e1piase1 s<ssga - pesSsss
hsrseH 4 the fsalaab coasiry. Fer
soune preseu1ed oseFs at q thr 1ssrcs.
the Eagissa gsnerals kase s<as tsezr cas-
nonsers ar9 nasketcers amoo< t>eza skool-
iaz ihen eo~a - - rsass aPPresed ssyis
q Dcderu wsFisre. aa9 ana<xlug terri
tory = tie already oserxv0~n BEsl-a
posSeSsssas in latlz. n op2aszEseo = tie
ace1iescsnce - eoassas - he So Pes-
pc O he ether part. - hwxers az.
whlch prsszces a revesse = S1S.oto--
Ye hope Moas- 6a1zs - suezs = tAzs-
ani Sc nat TIE ealaace q poxex = pre-
served 70 The nanse $40.
TIE ecEsoa n.ark<E as x<s.sv a. eel
supported Prsccs. he ezra narkel has
nos ssxea way. as Eag.lsA uAeas & 80
cualtv AS nsoxex 81 ss<eallr ~ Ga p-i-
eess iaferier SaalIfy has aecisn>3 fso1 lZ
% - per basael- RaFiey kas = dose
ward iea1eaSy- Paihde.pss2 saeei 6azs
ia bad. uas efssisg a. sss- Per baErel.
ne Loatoa Tlaes & tae - las al
artistic eommeadlug Mr. Calhoua's eoa-Se-
The failure cfgAe pcsaso ero7 eccuaaea
a subject Os gensrai In,eress and rsEaark-
From lrelaad here = no<Aia< ne~-
the couaiFy eaaliaaes agi.ascd and excite
TIE iniels-~.ee coeunaes as 6soFaSle
% paci6sasssa as TAT received ~ sse
/ Cambrsa-
The ChaaeeIlor e he Exche7zcr al
Matted in hls Place - tAe Hose 81 Coz-
uaans, that ne .gaseEnnssns bad of1eEsl
4 The purchase Of lndian com n Auerra
Z fos The eousamptton 81 TIE peoPie - Ire
land. On tie "a ak. Mr. o'Con1e8 ~ss
10 have esred tie atssassoa q PaElsAEen;
7 - the famine and eEs<as= N lFs.anA
Sir RseeH Peel aaaoanced TAT the r.
dnced larE duties ~oald 80 Inso oqefaiioa
As Sooa as the Ho1se Ct Comnoas woa.i
have affirmed any Fesolusiea ca ne sab-
lect which i mishs oo.re e.
VI. Renusaf proposed reso@ailon n ne
French Cham.sr d Deputies ca The -
, uli.. Which embraced an indir@et eenscrc
. on The IiassiEy for - Texaa lu,erieTeocs
p "a coonexioa 18th The 6sVernDens o.
: England. Il was supported ~ NJ TAsess
+ opposed q euarss ~ NJ Gslzs,. and e
; jeeied b vote Il rs % los
E The papers OF Engilnd &c cr1rse Spe.k
: againS, he = nasieer resoia;soas 50 ia.
e before Cengress. They @ - ho~sssl
IN very Paclhr ARD sllse,e3 tone.
p Nir. E0xhi. sAs oclsbrased ausi-Cara
e Law speaksr, a. meeting Il the Lesgas
J. held Al Lise-Pool 90 - Ssa. SID \
p great retccuoa 81 re Ancrscsa TAR.
- Das; io.ios he sso.issaa Of COR ezra AW
e and tae .soli,soa * The cosn a. mi So
= ever destroy a. ehsncc ii uaF betNecl
Is tals coaairy aai he Uulsei Sz.ss-H
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
AcrrowEEpemENrg.- are indebLed to

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'VE are indebted to
Senator Chalmers for large map Of Ore
con from the surveys Of the u. s. Explor-
ing Expedition 1T. Wilkessl-a very va
liable map, einbodying all that is Known Of
,bs coast and country. Also, to Messrs.
Jefferson Davis, :. Thompson, and Ste
nbsn adams, for snndry valuable docu-
ments, speeches, &c:
And to Messrs. Price 4 Fall, State print
60 sor pamphlet copies Of the Revenue
and Common School laws.
49, Land sales are advertised g take
..,sss i the Iand-ofIice u Grenadas com-
Pc ssi 4 : Il on Tue a5lh Of May next.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

REvENuE LAw.-We give below the first
section of the Revenue law, as officially
published in the State paper. The fisca.
year is hereafter to commence on the first
day of May
SEC. l. Be it enacted, &c. That hereaE
ter all negroes under the age of sixty
years, shall be subject and liable to tax
of sixty cents each that all lands liable
to taxation under the laws of this State,
shall be liable and subject TO an ad valo-
rem tax of one-fourlh of one per cent.
and on all other articles and things, the
tax shall be the same as is imposed by an
act entitled San act to reduce into one
the several laws in relation to the reve-
nue. of this State, and for other purposes,
approved Feb. %, 1914"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
Common Schools.

We copy the late act for the establish
ment of free schools, to which we call at
tention. The supplemental acts exempt
the towns of Canton, Jackson, and Lex
ington from the operations of the law
The Legislature, it seems to us, has done
all that could have been done-unless, in
deed, they had asked of Congress, as we
think they ought to have done, permission
to apply the " Seminary fund.- to common
school purposes. The remainder is with
the people. 1t rests with the inhabitants
of each county and township TO say whe-
Their the law shall be carried out in its in
tent and spirit whether those to whom
the destinies of the State are hereafter to
be confded, shall be fitted for the high
trust. 1t has been well said, that the prin-
ciple that society is bound to provide for
its members education, as we'll as protec-
ton, is the most important of modern phi
losophy. It's essential to free government
the only sure foundation for Republican
institutions. True liberty is the child of
knowledge; she sickens and dies in the
arms of ignorance. To carry out the in
tent of the Legislature, something more
than silent acquescence, or words of as
sent, is necessary. So much has been said
and written Of the importance of educating
the people, giving ali an equal start in the
race of life, that the public mind has been
hebetated by the repetition. Now, there
must be acIion above all, an awakening
public interest, laudable rivalry. The
means required must be contributed with
cheerful alacrity. Men of enlarged anG
liberal minds should be selected as schoo
commissioners, and the station viii soor
be looked upon as one of high honor--af
fording the opportunity of rendering tn,
most useful, if the most unostentatious ser
vice to the State.
IL the honorable rivalry which we hop,
to see engendercd, what county will TAX
the lead, and bear off the palm for the hes
organized system of public instruction?
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
Po1Nr LEFLoRE, 23d March

Dear Sir Please notice in your paper
that there are now lying at this place four
fiat-boats, just through the Pass, loaded
with Bulk Pork, Flour, Irish Potatoes, Lard
Corn, Whiskey, Oats, &c. &c.
Yours
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
CARROLLTON:
Wednesday Morning, -: March Is, 1916.

0r RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. DIR. Mat
thews. and other ministers, of the Chris
tlan Church, we are requested to state,
will hold two days. meeting at the Pres
byterian Westinghouse in this village, on
Saturday and Sunday next.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

APPROACHING PAuPRRIsM. = A Phila-
delphia paper says thai there are five hun
dred Iaborers near Atlantic Dock, IN that
city, who obtain but sixty-fve cents per
day. They generally have large families,
and at this season are unable to work full
time, by reason of the severity of the
winter. It's a lamentable fact that the rich
are growing richer--capltal augmenting,
while labor is being ground tothe dust.
Who shall devise and apply q remedyg
ADVANTAGES OF ADVERTISING. - A lady
ii Providence, R, having ordered an
advertisement Of I. money LOST IN one Of
The papes, returned home and found i 10
the drawer Of her work table.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

or The following note conveys infor-
nation which will be Of interest to many
of our readers: