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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14
FOR RENT.

FUR MINI.
IA The large ihrce sl0ry brick housc,
49, now nat Tor sume years occnpiod by
hstl%tG Mr. \ Nj Parker. fronting on Matu -
AAsSse] and near Ia, u $ Hotel. d, l. u barge
md roo'ny house. with Ten, n oms KITCliEN and
CELLAR IN a good SITUATION AMI Gi for alrnusl ~,
Kind OF busi0ess.
Alsp. several other houses &c didrrens sizes ard
situations. I viii sell 90 lease or ground renis part.
oi The lots la front OF The Cvur, house aud ou Mon.
roe street, on good IsrIns
Also ground on Main aud MarLc, streets. in the
N"fth rauOi the city, iuf sale az le,.e, EufIguns
Apply iU HE sulscFihef. OIL MLURE.
Also a eat cottage aud vine, ard. wiIh about 2
acres lsnd. cn Ihe hall. commanding n view II Ihr
riiy. On Jan II
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REMOVAL.


is canleqafaCe ~ uumefoiia spriirfrf. a. he
~ roitu. No A COHEN Dos hgeu in8atei q,
a. ~ Fisi BOD bnug um 'hc iltt . 1haaabie Pa.
49, hl,eofi'- Q%atduilrs Wlif1eread Nee Masrr.
Size g.. Wlli e0mmsacs 3 new Iofm ~ ~ ~ d
nateh tS 10 Nv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14
GOLD PENS

DREMIUM Diamond Pointed Gsld Pens. n.
ceiyed tins day by Express Line. a good as.
sorimcni Of those superior Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens. with improved handles. They are of variou.
and different prices. JNO BISHOP.
feb > No l39 Nam Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

Monday The Oh Fsb'y. a Gold
h'ses'si. with The owses's name snsmxnd on
ne .nssse. Asy psson leaving 81 wnh the EDf.
~ ifik TINES will b. suitably re- ~stdsd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14
LOT IN SOUTH WHEELING FOR SALE.

LOT IN SOUTH WHEELING FOR SALE.
the 2la dsy sf March 1876. s, Tho from
door of tho Csur houss Of Ohio county. ! wilI
oars tcs ssis ~ pabiic suction. tho loi Of ground in
c"asa NhscItns designsied n. lot number 05 (nine'y
hse. ff.nsiag on the Western side Of Market (fr.
nefiy Hasisiasios) street; of 80 much thereof A.
may Dc safseiens 70 satisfy The purposes OF a deed Of
,sss' ,stFas from Jssss BcRSs dated tho 2IsI day Of
sssg aoss. ADD recorded ~ tho clerks Office of the
sas eosfi OF Ohio county. an deed book 81. rage
- ans sale will no made by virtue Of .sid
-. o. 'fasi. snd selling ne Trustee I convey onI,
- sa,s ss y vested IN lne w ssid deed.
's"s-o third cash anil he balance with
-N"','a . enS 8 msashs. The deferred IN. iai.
ss. ~ ss sseafsd by hosd ~,th satisfactory se.
Ia '" ne '.is 10 30 re,s,nsd sni,l payment IN
'e'T y BRADY. Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

AMPS-On hand n good assuunrni Vt Lard
H of Lard OtI Lamp. erher iof Pafiof. Wall or
su~pcn-ton Lamps. which vii bs s,ld ~ reduced
pucesi LamP Chimpeys and Giotes. Please riSs
me q eah. Jau 20 D F~AIRCnILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

BRiNCkERiiOfT. anrons TO make
known ard Ia esiesi tic use Uf he llea Ii
Restorative. and Telling aud know H.. fesnedial 81
,sci ny IN lavor OF Ptovidcnec) has been The only
available means of restoring iV health aud ic una.
ny Of The young aud cndeared sons aud daughters.
ard rluost a nui iiujc 81 the middle sgcJ. aged.
and ,oi G abe individuals ia the land. INV place
mors conveniently ieiore Tho 'nNalid hs Invaluable
ren,eJy. That dreadful scoutee IL ut race, ,Le
Consumption. with its attendant hottors. have
htcn swept away The Restorative iug The
imI@ifed vital part so thoroughly ~ Ia resist amer
Wards the insidious attacks at those di.cssss. rp
The hnmnue and tender hea rled IL IL a pleasinr aud
moving sight To- view the D, iOic h"pslr.s AID G,si,if
iiCd sui rcr rise from his couch Of -iCkucss atj
pain. ani lake has place smii the cares aud dgi,es
%, lie sinIdy by mean. VI lhis s'ahd Restorative vt
Npinre'. Functon, The moi tev,te cough. al
moe immchi aicly yield under iis ~ lucLce. AID
however rn,king or chr, htc they ma, have boon
yet ihey vanish lilo nulsssi the Rssiof,,ive hsg,ns
10 event and iheu mninin,n ~ p,wer. The Pto-
rector earnestly requests all Iiioss who are afflicted
with any disease OF the Lungs OF Liycr. Pain IN
the Chez, and SIDE. and Coughs. 10 c, mms,ce ,hc
use of tbs Health Restorative. Despite IN. ogpro.
b,nm Which Is attached TO oil advertised N cJ.cines.
use this remedy aRd hs so"NmVtd VI its power
how ever mcrcduisus YOU have hesu. The follow
,ng certificate is hom Dr. ChilHn. the we,l.kn5Mn
New IUrk rhom,sl.
q have aEsl, zri , builc VI medicine called e
BfIuckerhoh'S neslth Restorative; tnd hnJ that u
does not contain Mercury. of any other metallic
pc %Psiatioo. nof opium in any OF its turin. IL IS
composed uf vegetable matter entrelv'
JANIS r chiffon. NJ u.
G BRfNCNEEIiOFF. Proprietor. y \.
IImscc Evescu. ; AgestA.
PuncIpsi Office sc Had son sfice'. New York.
AGENTS TOT Wheeling. DIS JAS B.kEIl and 4
: TODD; West AieSan,irr. ia. BRYANT s. a.
VEN aud hy agents IN almos, ovety town IN tho
u I'm in %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14
vUsHg PARrNEasHIP h.-ssa,,o .,I.,io. !.

FAkTNkRstfIP hsr-saGorn existing be-
t"sfn w w a = ~ J,mrsoa. was Dissolved
~ nsiasl eenssni an the 3,s nat.
ssbissoN VIII continue be ~Ilsting bu.
sse<ss ~ Ne ED sand
having retired 70 The country,
nas ten Ms nefss End sceoan,s In Inc hand. ~
s-asys Nfsasfo"x with po-niss INSTRUCTIONS ~ pc,
s~s 70 =" 'aoss ~ho do nos in . very short
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el..ooo,


Grand consolidated Lou. ~ ~ Daersre 8 Georgia.
CLASS NO !.
q he drawn NJ Wilmington. Del SATURDAY. Frhi4
Tot s30O0t IT 10000 I al 5000 al 5000
l Is M. l2 tailois ~rckeis Sl2. c.iuieaie u
kasr 25 ~ irnlr- us dds; shares IN proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

do g 2, DO
do do Arihmencal Key. c nts,nins
solutions To the questions IA Rays Ord raftAafiih-
mriic. and The most difficult question:. IN ? part
ds Just received this day in addition 10 fosrs4xsssck
aud ios sale al the low esi cush prices. nv
& II HoRNBROOE =
RAGS ard Ginseng BeeswsS, Flax. Feafhers.
wapied IN exchange. al The Wholesale aud Retail
Variety Store. on Monroe 81, Wheeling, feb4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14
TIE BTG CHAIR rs BOUND TO
FLnERlSH

Let those who lalk about
RIG Watches. MAMMOTH
Il OTIS, Selling 1T nj Cost.
&c. he silent when hey see
the BIG CHAIR o. w. ri.
Tx LDAFFER'S Hhclesale
aud Rsiod CHEAP CHAIR
MANDATORY. No l27
Main Street. here he kcers
constantly on hand. aud msn-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

500 GUARD CnAlNs-Js.t sess,,es !,
stAs'Stsi ssppiy ~ Gold Onard spJ Fob
'Sd bFaeeisi. Gvid Psnclls. P.ns. Rioa.
1No BISHOP. No l37 ssais 81
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

MOLAssEs N SUGAR. received this da,
Ivl and foe sale q, yet reduced prices. by
tsb II JAMESON. Produce Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

fhs sshscriber ts grateful zoe he pa,,onsss ~.
tsssasa 70 The late Gsm. aod hopes Tor The con,,oaed
savess % The Pobllc. ns will mark lhn.e uho-e
sscosa's hsfs fssisn " bin, 10 make Immediate
gsI.sn'' a. ne - sesifous u iofuishinK q aock
shseh e. - psies anJ qualiiy. shall com 0s,d : re
'sssnes. Zen 5 ~ w UNrSoN
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cory ROOFS.

- AMOS SERIES. IN eight parts. A ire.l
supply % lhcse valuable InireduclUns 1.
Penmarship. just received and fr .sle hy
jim 30 JOHN } HASNELI. Union -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

PRIZES. PRIEST PRiZESi!t
Sold At N l. DoRSEY'S LUCKY OFFICE jan.
uay 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-14

BRTS TANNERS OIL. ne.i anl f.,
$NH slie ~ PRYOR q PAUL.
las 20
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05

And with copy of any letter letters written by
en scG TO Gen Iayer by the direction or with the
And that the President also be requested TO further in
form the senate whether any order any given
proceed te the Rio Grande take the mand Of the
army and So to communicate a copy of that ORDER and
indispensable due, Washington under the direction
and by the expressed wishes of the Secretary and
how he has been engaged and whether Den Scott has
rendered hlmse 10 the Department OF War ready and
willing to take the command Of the army prosecute the
war against Mexico whenever the President should
qure his services and whether he has asked that
mand as due to hin from his rank In the army"
Mr.. SEWER. | accept il with great pleasure.
MIR. JOHNSON, of Louisiana, remarked that
Gen. Gaines had called out the militia of Louisiana
with the appreciation of the governor of that State
expressed at public meeting.
Mr., JOHNSON, of Maryland, was opposed to
the original resolution. The senator from Masss-
chuses had desired information with respect TO the
order of the Goth May, and he (Mr. j. would de-
sire to furnish it. The order which had originated
the proposed inquiry was dated the Goth Nav. and
its substance was found in a statement handed him
by the senator from Michgan-who probably had
obtained 1t from the department-[Mr. CASS. Ger
tainy. was as follows. The senator from, Mac
sachusetts desired to know if that had been
sanctioned by the President Mr.. JOHNSON then
read from the letter from the War Departmpn,
stating that the call for volunteers with the excention
ofthe mounted gunner had bees approved. The sc,
OF lIs5 authorized the President in the event Of IN
vaslon to call on the executives of the states for
such AID as was necessary. Now there was no
clause there authorizing the President IN deleo,,.
That power. So far as General Gaines was con.
cerned, when he made the call of the Goth Nav he
had received no communication expressive Of dis
appreciation of what he had done. The letter from
the department was dated the 18th. only two
days before, and could not have reached him iii
seven or eight days Afterwards. He exercised
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-05
TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,
First session.
FnDAr, June S, 1916.
IN SENATE.
The journal having been read

Mr.. DIX presented the memorial OF George Cat
lin, asking Congress TO purchase his collection OF in-
dian portraits and carosities; which ordered to
be printed aud referred TO the Committee on the Ii
brary, -. b. y..... ~ ....- .rr.. fH
zion. uyhch Iisa over.
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o. Washington, August IS IaIs
sh Enclosed herewith you win receive a COW Of in
strucons which have been issued from this department 10
Bhgader General Taylor TO whom the OF the
United States has assigned the Of the arv Of o.
cupation in Texas. Signed, WIN l. MARCY
Major General GAtyEsn
Ertrac fc letter Of ne Depdrfnenf Of War 10 N,;,r O.,
erai Gsinss dated WsT DsPartsent, August "a isis
A state OF things which might render prudent and
proper for Gen, Taylor 10 dfaw auxiliary force g.
Of the United States well from Texas ms hssn
contemplated by the President possible continrepcv
and BY his directions instructions upon that subject has
been sent to Gen Taylor copy OF which ass for
wsrded to you on the 25th instr -, 4 -sl-. 5-...-
In the collection OF documents relative to the res-
tons Of the United States with Mexico with which
the Executive had furnished The Senate, would be
gnlygT q IN
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14
UPPER CALIFORNIA.

The state of California was the same as
at the last accounts from that interesting
country-periect peace provided under the
mild government Of the people without
any interference on the part Of Mexico
since Mechtoren was compelled to leave.
But the people were in much anxiety from
the accounts received, stating that 1900
troops were at AcopuIie, ready to embark
for Monterey in August-and were daily
looked for Oct. LIST.
They have no relish for having Mexican
troops quartered on them-to eat up the
resources of the country. The amount Of
revenue collected at Monterey for the year
ending June lSt was $7S,0GO-which
goes to support the civil authorities when
the troops are present. they absorb quite
all of this, aud all they can squeeze out
ofor steal from the inhabitants If war
ttke place, think we shall take care of
California. A large emigration was look
ed for from Missouri to San Francisco
this gear.
The troops that were collected at Aca-
pulco for California, have been diSarmed
aud declared for the " Confederation"
albany Argus.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

Gre your Children Netrspapsr-A child
beginning to read becomes delighted with a
newspaper, because be reads Of Thames and things
which are familiar, aud he will progress
Immediately. A newspaper in one year is
worth quarters schooling TO a child. and every
father must consider that that substantial inlor.
nation is connected with advancemeus The
mother Of the family being one Of its heads and
having more immediate care Of children. should
heTselfbe instructed A mind occupied becomes
fortified against the Ills Of life, and is bractd
Dor any emergency Children. amused bv
Beading or study, are ofcourse more consiIerate
POD more easily governed How many very
ihoughiloss young m5n have spent their earn
pcs IN tavern OF grogshop who ought TO have
len reading How many patents who have
peni twenty dollars Tor books for their families.
Fould have given thousands 10 reclaim a son
daughter who bad icnorantiy and thoughts.
assly fallen into temptation.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14
NOTIf,E.

FE7HE undersigned takes this method of
= informing lis friends and customers,
that he has recently made large addition
to his heretofore well supplied COFFEE
HOUSE BAR, Of the best LIQ UOI1.S
10 be found ~ New Orleans or Mobile.
consisting IN part Of French and old Peach
Brandy Holland Gin, Best Monongahela
Nhstcg, Brandy Cherries and Cherry
Brandy, Madeira, Sweet Malaga, Porter
Long Cork CIafet Vine, Raspberry and
Lemon Syrup, aud a good supply of Cham
pligue CIDER DC. &c.
Also fine article Of Spanish Cigars,
Chewing aud Smoking Tobacco.
MADISON OVERSTREET.
June Is, 1916. dim
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

Canada is arming.-Recent orders
from the home government have arrived,
authorlsing the extension ofaIl the frontier
tortllication, and the erection of new ones,
all on most magnificent scale.
Two or three years will be required to
finish them. The improvements made
the present year, have cost upward of two
million OF dollars, and there are now more
than seven thousand laborerS on the public
works. Undoubtedly these premonitory
symptoms squint toward the prospective
relations between the two countries, but in
relation TO Oregon, in particular
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14
DOMESTICS ASIDE,
Or, Truth IN P@lenthesis.

Or, Truth IN P@Yenthcsis
really take it very kind,
This visit, Mrs Skinner
have not seen you such an age
THE wretch has come to dinner y
Your daughters, too, what loves OF girls
What heads for painters easels!
Come here, and kiss the infant, dears--
(And give it, perhaps, the measles)
Your charming boys, | see are home.
From Reverend Mr. RusselPs;
Twas very kind to bring them both
(What boots for my new Brussellsl)
What little Clara left at home?
Well now call that shabby;
should have loved TO kiss her So
"a habby, dabby, babyD
And Mr. S., hope he's well,
Ali though he lives so handy,
He never now drops in to sup
(The better for my brandy!)
Come, take a seat long to hear
About Matidas marriage;
You're come of course to spend the day!
(Thank Heaven | hear the carriagelI
What, must you eo2--next time, hope,
You'll give me longer measure;
May shalt see you down the stairs
with most uncommon pleasureI
Good byel good byel remember all,
Next time you'll take your dinnersl
Nov, David, mind-rm not at home
In future to the SINNERS!
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

A Mysterious Ca2a--~Deoih eCa LaJy.
The Richmond VA Times Of Wednesday
has the following notice OF the death Of a
lady, which occurred in lhat city last week.
"a lady representing herself as Mrs. Az
mes Thompson, from Philadelphia, not
! long since arrived took mp her abode in the
lower port of tho city, She was young
about tWenty-tour Years Of age---verV
pretty aud showed all the indications Of
genteel breeding. She was a stranger to
all the nelghborS on her arrival, out they
soon became acquainted with her. She
soon fall ilI--her disease consumption; but
the kindness of her neighbors m!tigated as
far as possible the horrors of her condition.
She had with her, two young children, a
sob aud daughter. Her ncighbOrS ofcourSe
felt natural CURIOSITY 10 learn something
OF her history, but all that they could glcen
from her, was, that she had been attached
and engaged TO gentleman when girl
that her parents objected to the match, and
that SHE afterwards married onolher. While
IN her last illness, gentleman visited her
several times under circumstances ofgreat
mystery. He entered the room on one
occasion, while one Of the neighbors was
present. As soon as he discovered the pre- /
sence Of stranger, he cudcavcred to con (
cCai hlSlace---waiked up to The bed. kissed .
the sick lady, asked her some questions,
when the ncgh5or, not wishing to embar-
T2s their inter course, lt!t tie room. 800
Whenever this gentleman visited her. he
left her supplies of money On the 2lsl
inst, she fell a victim TO her relentless dis
ease, leaving two small children dependent
upon the charities of neghborS.
1--WE make this statement at the request
1fonc the Eeighbors, in order to acquaint
her friends with the fate ofthis mysterious
emae
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

Scraps Of educdtion.- Gold is more fire.
quently found in grains than in Jumps, and
1t Is not the less valuable OH that account.
SO with knowledge Fragments, when
united, make up thentelectual storehousc.
John Adams said, III an epslIe to his wife:
The education of our children is never
out OF my mind. Train them TO virtue.
llabltuale them TO industry, activity, aud
spirit. Make them consider every vice
shameful, unmanIy Fire them with am
billion 10 be useful. Make them disdan
to be destitute OF any useful or ornamental
knowledge" What says Horace Mann:
Every friend Of education, who insists up
pom qualifications superior to the present.
IS bound to do his part towards furnishing
iaclIlueS and acknowledgements by which
they can be acquired. We cannot conse-
quently denounce state Of things which
we do nothing TO improve" Martin Luth-
er has SAID of educatIon: "In every age,
even among the heather, the necessity has
been felt OF having good School-masters, in
order TO make any thing respectable Of
nation. But surely we are not to siI still
and wait until they glow up ofthemseIveS.
We can neither chop them out ofwood,
nor hew them out Of stone. God will
work no miracles to furnish that which |
we have means to provide. We mast,
therefore, apply our care and money 10 |
tram up and make them"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

| 900 22 and cost clerks and shorGs fees
u 81; jury tax, 3 90.
d d S A Garner VS. Levi Raeborn.
Judgment against def, Jan 2, 1885, s73 rs
and cost; clerks and sherids fees II 80.
jury tax, 3 90.
Henry Greene VS. Micaiah Jackson:
Judgment against def, April 23d, 1899,
3I5d. Sic. and cost; clerks and sherjfs
lees I'D. l2c.; jury tax, 90
Archibald Graham VS. Thomas r Phil.
ups; judgment against def, April "a, 1888,
lO2d. soc. and cost; clerks and sherirs fees
god. Soc; jury tax, 8 90.
William ID MLauchin VS. James w
SParIing; Judgment against def, Jan 3,
1888 92d. 6Oc. aud cost; clerks and She
Ills fees I'D. l2c; jury tax, 3 100.
Peter PrcWett US Thotlas r Phillips &.
4 G Teas; Judgment against defts. Oct ~
1870. lV3d. @5c and cost; clerks and She
riffs fees I'D. 75c; jury tax, 800.
Boyd d Mcdaniel VS. Mercer NJ Booker;
judgment against def, Oct 20, 1893. CID.
sc and cost clerks and sheriGs fees l2d.
lie; jury tax, 3 90.
I'D Lynch VS. Mercer NJ Booker; iudg-
ment against def, April "a, 1889, GId60c
and cost; clerks and sherds fees I3d. SIC:
jury tax, 3 90.
Jefferson Clements VS. Thomas Wind
nam; Judgment against def, April go, IS39.
l5Id. We aad cost; clerks and sher6s
fees l0d. Csc; jury tax, 3 CO.
Lphralm Smith VS. Reuben Price: indq-
ment against def, Oct 90, 1888, I60d.
90 l-4c. and cost clerks and sherifs fees
Il -; jury tax, 90.
Tnomas q Griffith VS. Thomas Blake &,
\ . Teas; Judgment against deh,April %.
io3J IJld. S3c and cost; clerks and she,
mis- lees II, 81 lie: jury tax, 90.
John Z Thomas e. Edward Grife.h VS.
iHomas Blake; Judgment against def.
April II, 1888, lI3l. CGc. aud cost: clerks
and sheriHs fees Esd 67I.2; jury tax 3 90.
james G MLaunn vs. George l. vii
l2nsi judgment against def, Apdl 20.
$50 325d. Gle. and cost; clerks and she.
III. fees I'D. soc; jury tax, 3 90.
The said judgments will be sold to sat
,iy the cIers's and sheriff7s fees due there
H. This December q, 1916.
n. b. JOHNSTON,
Sheriff Of Newton County.
Dec 81, 1915. 28is
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14
Livery Stable.

3 r.. DERRYBERRY returns his thanks
- TO his friends, Tor the liberal patronage he
has received heretofore. He intends kccpiDg
his stable well supplied with provcnder and NJ
tcn'iye ostlers. he hopes to be able to render
satisfaction to all who may avcr him wi.hthcir
custom. Ills stable is en- the nigh, side ofSlq,e
street between the Mansion House and Mr.
Nc Mars new Jrc, building fronting the store
OF M.ssrs iIotson ( Lamb, whcr. be will al.
way be found. lcwiII BE- pleased to atenIlo
all who mly rairouiss his stable.
Jackson. De 1915. oGtr
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14
Dry Goods and Croccries.

TTYtlE subscribers have well selected stock
Ii Of DRY GOODS, suited to the country
trade, to which they invite the attention Of those
visiting the place lorthe purpose Of purchasing
Goods.
They also keep constantly on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market price, for cash or
cotton, TOBACCO, Salt, Sugar Coffee, Flour.
W hlskcy, Blgglng, Rope aud Irvine. and such
other arllcles as are generally wanted by the
Planter.
Liberal Cash advances made on COTTON
shipped to their friends in New Orleans.
j. p. JONES & Co.
r jocl,san. Mi. Dec. 1915. 2GJr
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

Mississippi Against The entire World.
They get along tolcrably 6Stin Mississippi.
A lady in Marion county, so saws the
Southron, has given liul 10 eight children,
four pair oftwlns, tie eldest of which not
yet four years of age, 10 wit twins in ~.
4i, '45-Six girls aud two boys. all living
and IN a perfect state Of Salubrlly.7 What
is Texas, even, to Mississippi
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-01-14

4 Ro'riaad for az Oircr-Al late tam.
perance celebration in Weymouth, Mass the
chairman read the following toast which he
presumed was from a LADY,
The Yong GnHrnea Of Weymouth
They generally enjoy the blessings OF temper
ancc, Of ?iuuous aud industrious habits, sill ar
too many Of them are wonderfully destitute Of
the moral courage to ENJOY welded life
Whereupon the following answer was sent
by the chair
TIE Young Ladisso5 Ucanoatl-T Though
they are all Westinghouse to a man, and
heartilyengaged in every moral enter Jris,, still.
as their list OF old maids show, Tiny are won
deriully deficient in poworto eain the affections
oflhu young m,n.