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Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

Money 20 loan at @ pr. cenfl
Ill persons wishing TO make a mon
table investment will please call anJ
lit their notes and accounts a,J
thereby save cost and trouble.
Those wishing cheap goods can h.
supplied at the store ofthe undersion.S
east side Of the public square =
Houston, privately at al times. or !,
public auction on the first SATURDAY.
and Monday in May, aud on the Grsl
monday in every month thereafter. an.
ring time with them.
A q A MATTHEW'S
Houston IL , Apr. ls40.-tf
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. W. a. McKEE.

- ~ - - 30
THANKFUL for past favors, will
co nlnue the practice ofmedicine when
ia yorcd wilha call Being permanent
ly located in the town of Houston he
will in all cases make his charges in
accordance with The times; Office third
door east Of the Hotel; his residence
IN the south east oorner Of the Town
opposite the residence Of J. T. Griffin
at which place he may generally be
found when not professionally engaged
Those who are laboring under afillc~
hons Of a chronic character NAV if they
wish enter into special contract, if a
cure be effected pay so much if no cut e
so much or nothing as the agreement
may be. He would also remind his
friends that he is compelled to pay his
debts, and as he has once called upop
them TO call and settle, and they have
failed to do so, be now proposes irthey
will settle any OF his debts, it will be
a favor kindly received, as he is deter
mined that suing shall be the last res
orti yet his debts must lie paid. Will
those who are indebted 10 him call and
see that those things are promptly at
tended to; the exchange Of paper is
course sometimes pu,sued, 10 keep on
The good side Of The people, this he
wishes 10 TO avoid It possible, If not he
will be compelled to comply with the
rules and usages Of the country.
July 25Gh 1919. 7-y
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

SMITH q MALLETr

COAlAlloolUN MERCHANTS.
MoBLE---ALABAMA.
Would respectfully announce TO the
planters generally, that they have
made arrangements for conducting a
general Commission Business in No
bile Alabama, where they will be
pleased to wait on those who may IA
vor them with their patronage.
To guard against MsFoRruNEs
(which they consider only a nickname
for lMPRUDENcE) they will uneauivo-
cally decline accepting or endorsing
bills under any pretence whatever. BIZ
which means the planting interest
will be safe in their hands.
October 18th 1913. l9-tc
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
jackson BOOk-bindry.

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
d LANk BOOKS for courts, pub
EBlic Offices, Sc, made to order, in
the best and most durable style.
Book binding in all its branches, al.
so, done and warranted in style, and
workmanship. Also on hand and for
sale number Of articles consisting OF
Stationary. The patronage ofthe pub
iio Is respectfully solicited,
NJ. L. JULIENNE,
Successor TO Rich'd Edward & Co.
Gerry over Ellis & McAllister's.
June %, l847 5-d
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
L 4 " NO TICE.
JOHN A. WILCOX

HAVING returned from Mexico 10
Aberdeen bis former residence; and
having resumed the practice of law.
respectfully tenders his services to
his friends, and the public generally.
Office at Aberdeen Mississippi.
September 18th 1913. l5-l2m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
Medical Notice

nRS. BLACKWELL s. MAR
~IlN, having formed a partners
ship in the practice Of Medicine, would
respectfully tender their professional
services to their friends and the public
generally. BY this arrangement they
will secure, at any time, to their Dat
rons, the benefit of consultation with
out additional expense.
July, 81, l847. 9-lOm
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
ROBERT G.. MOSBY
PAINTER.

Having located in the town Of Hous-
ton offers his services to the citizens o.
Chickasaw and the adjoining Counties
and will attend to any call,in his line
His charges will be moderate, suit
able 10 the times
He processes 10 be able to do any
kind Of House and fancy painting, any
for proof Of his skill and proficiency
satisfactory specimens a nd releren G
will be given when the call is mades.
Houston, 28th June l849.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
DIR. HUGH DIN

HE AVING resigned his Profess
III b sorship in the b. NJ. College.
OF Memphis, with a view of devoting
his time to practical professional servi,
&c, offers his services to the citizens
oil his region, and will promptly res>
pond TO all calls near or remote. and
will constantly keep on hand an ample
supply ofthe usual Botanic Medicines.
for sale.
HIS office is at his residence near
Palo Alto, Mis-.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
j. l.. HERBERT.

ATTONEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
VIII attend the Circuit Courts AT
Houston Office and residence al
Aberdeen, Miss.
September l3, 1S4S. l5-12m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
DR.. w. 4. SpaIding.

IL ANlNG permanently located at
M PALO ALTO, NIississippi,
offers his professional services in The
practice Of Medicine, Surgery. and
Obstitrlcks, and solicits a share ofpub.
nc patronage. Prices moderate to
sit the tunes.
Palo Alto, May % 1919. n8-I2m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

s no an.


FhNHE undersigned would respect
n fully inform the citizens OF
Chlckasaw and adjoining counties,
that they still have that large was
TERPROOF WARE HOUSE
which kept cotton dry,
during the freshet last November.
al persons therefore storing cot
ton in Aberdeen, who wish THAR cot
ton kept above highWGier mark can do
so by storing with us-We promise
TO give il our strict attention, and no
exertion on our part will pc spared to
promote the interest Of the planters
obeying instructions in all cases when
given.
We will have on hand a good stock
Of fall and winter goods, also Grocer
les, Bagging, Rope DC,
X. & ID. CLARK.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
Drugs!N

Just received fresh lot Lemons
SUP. Quinine, Hastings Syrup Nap.
tina, Soap, perfumery. Gun Cotton so.
linton an article that no Physician OF
Family should be without-an imme.
date cure for wounds or burns of all
kinds. We are in dayly expectation
Of of large quantity of S 2 Town,
sends Sasspfarilla, the only enuine
article manufactured. Also Christies
GaIvanic Bells, Bracelets and Auid.
also few Of the electro magnetic Bat
cry or Machines, and many other arti.
ctes all Of which win be sold 70, cash
or to PuDctual creditors lower for alike
quality Of articles than can be purcbed
in this market
Call at the NEW DRUG STORE
next door to Cozart & Clarks.
}. STREET, geo.
Aberdeen Mi. Aug 8, 1919
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
FEMALE SEMINARY.

MRS. D. Z. THURMAN,
tNVHANKFUL, for the liberal pat.
a ronage she has received, announ,
ees 20 her friends and the public, that
the 9th session Of her school will COM
mence on Monday the 10th Of July
lS49, Mrs T.'s school house is a
commodlous and eligible building
North East Cf her residence
Instructions in the higher branches
of al English education will be given,
together with Drawing, Painting and
instrumental Music. Particular att
teniiOn will be paid to the Elementary
principals, and Reading, Writing and
Spelling, with a daily exercise in Def
milton. Mrs TURMAN, has been long
known both in Alabama and Mississippi
as a faithful and successful Teacher
and 1t is her object to make this institu>
lton useful permanent. A few young
Ladies who wish TO take lessons on
the PIANO can be accommodated with
board in the house ofthe principal.
Terms Of Tuition per session Of 5 monish
LIST CIass-Orthography, Reading,
Writing and Arithmatic,- ----S8 90
I'd Class-The above, with Ems
g'lsh Grammer, &Geography 90
Sd Class-Ancient and Modern
History, Natural Philosophy, Che,
mlsiry, Rhetoric, Logic, Astronom
botany, Moral aud Intellectual,
Philosophy, and Composition, 1900
Drawing aad Painting, ------6 90.
-NueiSj- ~ w
Houston, Nj, July 10th 1875 5mI
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

CIR &c RIES

and in short every article that may be
expected in market, all Of which they
offer on the most liberal terms Mr..
Myers would here tender to the PEG
pie Of Chickasaw his most sincere and
devoted thanks for the liberal patron
age he has heretofore received at their
hands and would say, that he will be
IN the Cotton market this fall.
Houston May 9Th l849.-i7-6m
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

ROnnets.-Ribbons and Trim
mings, generally Of late selections,
are now offered for sale by
g. MCFARLAND & Co
Aberdeen, June 3, 1919.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

Ladies shoes Of all the various
styles and qualities, recently re.
ceiyed and now offered for sale by
G. MCFARLAND g. Co.
June 5, 1919.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
GENTLEMEN

While we confess that we spent more
time in making selections for the La,
dies for which every gentleman will
accord to US the credit due; there
fore we have not passed with indifer,
ence their claimes, and are now in
receipt Of some ofthe finest CLOTHS,
various colors American and French
Drap'd Eli, Ermine, Cadet Casemcre,
COdrington. French Casemeres Doe
skin merinO Casimeres, Sumner
Tweeds, Monterey Casimeres Ctoton,
Camblet, Grass, Irish plaid and
check Linens, A Large Lot Of
READY WADE CLOTHING
Hats Boots and Shoes Hardware and
Cutlery, Saddlery, (some very fine
Saddles
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
Aberdeen AdvertismenIs.
Regular Packet,
STEAM BOAT


A b J. X ID T. l. n
GEORGE W. CLOUDIS-Masier.
THIS new and splendid, light
draught, double engine, a / passen-
ger Steamer, will commence running
regularly on the Bigbee river, in the
Aberdeen trade, on the FIRST rise o
the river.
The A. was built this summer, ex-
pressly for the trade, under the super
intendence ofono Of the most skillful
mechanics. No pains or expense has
been spared 20 make her one Of the
best and most comfortable Boats.
O. Capt. G.. returns his thanks 10
his numerous friends on the above
namediRiver, who have honored him
for several seasons past with their
patronage, and hopes by strict appli-
cation and attention TO merit a confin-
uance Of their confidence the ensuing
season.
September IS, 1913. Sly
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
A LARGE LOT

Of Swiss, Jack, Mill and Nansook
Mus Inns; Cambrics Rich Berage aud
IN addition to which they offer the most
handsome and cheap BONNETS.-
Bonnet Ribbons, Laces, Braids Silk
and cotton fringe and every variety
OF dress trimmings, and would most
Earnestly request them to CALL and
examine their Large French flowers
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
6. McFARLAN a Co..

&. McFARLAN & Co..
Storage d Commission Murchanis.
WILL continue to store and ship
p" Cotton, receive and forward up
freight as formerly.
The rates Of storage on cotton will be
In ware house, above high water mark
Of last winter, 20cts pr bale
In sheds IOcts +" "
or the ONLY TWO WARE
HOUSES above the freshet of last
winter, ours was one; vet those who
store with US must do so with the I'M
derstanding that we take no risks or
responsibility for unavoidable occurren-
ces, meaning thereby, fires, freshets,
OF other causes, which in their nature,
are beyond our control.
~ TOR GE.
The undersigned having rented the
large Framed WARE HOUSE, from
j. r. Eckford, offers his service to
his friends and the planters generally
! am raising the ~ are house entire
ly above the high warler mark Of De-
cember i847. And will store all cot
ton intrusted TO my care at the follow
ing rates:
Ia ware house Insured above high
warter Mark 90 cents per bale
T. ID. HOBSON.
Aberdeen September l4th 1913,
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
.JEWELRY

Worked Collars, Cuffs, trimed, "Stand
up" habits, Elizabelheans &c. Ladies
do call.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

no" wen furnished with ever
n thing wanted in that line. An
ong which are an excellent quality
Acids, Charcoal
I Alcohol. Cinnamon
7 .floes, Cloves.
.4lum, Cobalt.
AnlimonY, Cologne water,
Annette. Columbo,
Aniimonial wine, Cor sublimate.
aqua ioriis, Cough drops,
Aerrow root Court plaster,
arsenic, Congress water
Assalg'da, Cream tarter,
Books, Cubebs mil
Balsrm capaiva. Corks.
Balsam hr, Combs
Bay0erry pul. Crucibles,
Bears OIL Dyestufs,
B,ood hoo'' Doyers powders
Bitter root, Elk GINGER
Balm giliard, Emory.
iack pepper Epson salts,
Backing, Ergot
Black lead, Essences
lew mass, Extracts
Blue vIierol, Garden seed
Borax refined Gentian.
Bumstone, Cams,
Burg pitch, India bureics,
Brandy, Inks,
Bow strings, Indigo,
Brushes, Iodine.
Calolnel' lsinglass,
Camphor, Instruments,
Carmine, Kreosote.
Caslor ol kreosotes,
gay 'ne pepper kermes mine1
Camomlel frs. Lamp wicks,
Chalks, Laudanum
Ghoiorlde lime, Lemon syrup.
Llquorlc, Nutmegs,
Looella, Nux. yomica,
Lunar caustic, Oils,
Lancets, Ointments,
,,ilagnesla, Otto Of rose,
Mace, Pencils,
Matches, Paints
Morphine. Peruv. bark,
Musk, Percussion caps,
Mustard, Pills
Nortars, Pat. medicines
Nltre. Pink root,
\ltre silver, Plasters,
russian blue, Sarsaparilla,
quick silver Sand Paper,
luinine, Scales,
luills, Seidleitz Pow'rs,
,heubarb, SIENNA.
,osin, SmaIts.
olu gun cotton. Soaps, all kinds.
afIron, Snufs,
pieces, Soda.
age, Scilicine,
aIaeratus, Sponge,
nd sugar Lead.
Syrups, (various kinds,) Syringe, |
0. Tinctures, do. Truses, do. Twee- |
9rs, do. Walls, do. Vinegar, Wat
IS, window Glass, Wines, &c. /
Which will be sold very low for
ASH or to punctual customers.
J. STREET q Co.
P. S.-Family medicines pros
iptions put up with especial care.
Aberdeen, Mi. July IS 1S40 6-Iy
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
ROYAL EXHTBTTTOV-

SlMONTON q MYERS are in
receipt and viii continue to receive a
very fresh and well selected stock OF
goods, Mr. Simonton having lust re-.
turned from Philadelphia, New York
and Boston who gave his personal at
'enilon 10 The selection Of every article
they offer in market They are old
Citizens ofthe Village 8 fiom their ex-
perience, efforts datter themselves that
the buying portion Of the community
will not only be pleased with the arti-
cles, but with the prices and facilities
they offer Having an eve to those
who are remotely settled and who have
not helherto been supplied in their
usighborhoOd with fresh articles at fair
prices, they have purchased a yery
handson efock Of cod r.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
KEA'S BRIDGE.

at which place they will have attentive
Clerks, and give some portion oftheir
personal attention to the good people
of that vicinity.
FOR THE LADIES THEY HAVE
Prints, Muslins and Ginghams, of
every variety; Black and printed
Lawns; Bishop and Victory do Glng-
ham .Muslen, Linen Muslns, Linen
and Silk Tissue, Plaid, Black and
Embroidered dress silks; Plaid .anas-
Italian Lusters, Poplin Francies. Al
Paccus, Silk Warp do, BombazInes
lcarean Iusters.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26
}. II OBINS.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
FULTON-MIS.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-26

~ n. W. SMITH,
aberdeen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

se a6e es.rsa rass lpr8s..sa II tsst
saszHss=a.es 81 asas sai D.. asiiNasglsa-
eauul.s. We gssa.l@|s fas as adde's ~
shs Cpasa nj i'tes.ta.sa r.uaEt. psn ~
snbseea ii la.anssaE IT, stir u si.ifsl
spifags. stssfaI al si.r egnas IT Ar
esnsa haze itsxaa ss.nsei - srans Ira
nse lin s'ss - II ias'eSsstiiHg i,,saag,
snll ! - ersie l..1las ii.r ,it~s irtseltt, ]
hg ts.ss ..,Iasfss. sssaa ls.t'sl.fl eua t'.rniA
laEm u in.laa - nt..alr N tAaa.slr. Ii
saia n.as go rnaTss saiies I,s1aisls'atss.l III
llte eaaa.nsssi,,lss, Il rliasis. y nh ii, Is IL IL
resi- Ii. wisn !. ille sams time s'seY iirsnst
n.em and saenntaec Item II ~ Fl i ii Ill
entnmasai. lium Inconsistent, less 81
sc oaF Legislature snarlsng iaRs i"F t1s
punishment III ofitasfs in iile commission
II whleA lllay lllsmssl.es ars ~ Ills s.eees.
safies: mi tine s.ane state III i.ut. sAisas
win The ennaly e.mils. The are aees.
saFies-ttaer arc n ! sefy Efsai tAieNi
Participants III rtGEy fialai.,n ii. lsae laM
arising fgnuliitr t.se II araeni sqrnis. How,
anI nhy. Because lats afe inslsnmrilia
III preparing IT. ii. ns!er tn lie pespsira
i'm n he dee.. '.'hey lttea,e he 81,
u Tin IL ihsl very agsni that ius,aeure,
hlm u ,iuiale tie Laws II lie land. An.
il We were i member III an eunssiv cuur
We cug.ld not III IN lhai hsncil autl hear .
lie perfalraiion II crime and spe lie pen
airy inflicted. wilhaui feeling Tie stt"u!
repnoKiags IL conscience. II J. ns.ile
more anr Ices lhan legallxelro bbetr. maf
der. arson. burglary and rape--leeallset
by our Legislature md sahsuorrd hs Oh
spAgls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

sall.harorgh u cIa,iet.e wnsla 4,
rapen.iss : ihsi d 'he G.nie,a ,o.d -
tllr same i,sianre. lou ~.lt psrr.i.s,l..,
oar general dIFfc sOn il ACROSS liz ra..,..s
asllrh ii most u tie nate i aaise -
iailng. The bridging all raek.an,, ~.
bsea expressive, ahilsi much ii yout ,a..s
anns aish The slreams--a pat III Il os..
plain roonits, and ! should suppose -
bridging would moi Be expensive r.
.l,or,. repeal tie opinion. snd lei ~
confined n il. thai your road br,l shat
b much Ices expensive Than ours.
The sosl 81 our road I'D oulli, L.
been something Over SO. 900 per m,le i,
Was. haasser. commsnesd AMI mini,
hnils ii the dear lines n lsa5-'G a. :
Tie road. exclusive of outfit. conl., ~,
he built. snd better huill. 9lsh III s.m-
9s,gll II iron, Tor $4,000 Der m,Ie-
perhaps something less.
We are nov building ! road from A.,
lania % West polni. Tie surveys s.1
estimates have bten made sl.siance eI-a
ailss. and patt 81 Tie grading 49, i,
,e.ifnlas. The estimate i, faraT,ss
weighing 40 lbs. per ward. S7.5Dn ~,
mile. and 1 could id NE mhoi. rotd !,
Ills estimate. Unless | an mueh ~
celyed an lie county over Nhich ,e,r
route /, IL pass. sou may build your roaa
Il pftsenl piicts, With rail 30 lb.. Ia a.
VI. for $4,000 per mile-say 81 IUo
600. and equip II aiihengines. ears, Ma,sr
stations. warehouses. ,.epots. machine
shops, cshsclnnes. 6c.. Tor s., SOC, 0on
To secure this result. however, van
should hare cash and be able 10 econom,zs
byhtingrng iuIl.ahd lar comTelill0n.
Excuse this hssiy and imperfect scroll,
and lie assured oil ny best WISHES for Nh
suese,s and prosperity Of your great e..
terprze, which have nn doula will III
tnih al cash prices aaa pull fot. h.
alike beneficial 10 The Stale. and prolilslls
10 The pckhOlders.
Very respectfully YOURS. IT,.
JOHN T.. KING.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01
TABLE No :.
Cholera Observation-Disclosures apoI,

Cholera Remedy,-Wemake no apollo.
Tor publishing the following remedy in
these Cholera times. Ii was furnished us
by MIR. Edwards, member Of Congress
from Chic, who has ior several years beer
moving 10 detect and prevent the mpnr-
tation ot adulterated medicines in the
United States, and whose name u doubt.
less familiar 10 physicians generally. H.
says, nc one remedy, exactly alike, vii!
answer for every person, under every cir.
cumstanee, bnl the following he recon-.
mends all Iamiles 10 keep. TO lie used i'm.
medat,ly, before physician can be had j.,
and he SAWS but lew eases need be lost, il
pursued IN the frs, stage al diarrhpa.
Pul up IN separate walls, aud number
them as follows:
No. |. Spirits Of Camphor--4 ounces.
No. :. faregaflc, ! ounces.
No. 3. Laudauam. 4 ounces.
II nausea alone, a tea spoonful Of No. |,
in ice or very cold water, and repeat 30
dlops every 20 minutes. as long as the
nausea lasts. II nausea and darrhua are
combined, tea spoon full ri Nus. and
. each. II pam be present, either with
the nausea or d.arrhma, take a lea spoon
full Of No. with No. l. Cover the abdo-
men with mustard pIasler-keep in bed,
am. be as cool as convenient, and send for
a physician Immediately.
SuGuk IRicHgcRcu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01
Rome, Ia, I'D June, 1919.

Rome, la, I'D June, 1919.
Nix DEAR Sur - arrived here last
night, aud avail myself ut the first dav ;
pause IN my journey 10 present, IN rom-
plianee with yoat request, my views upon
sou1e nf the iopi,-S whirh were discussed
III the Salisbury C"nrent,on.
/. Will liure millions ol dollars. the sum
contemplated by the charter, be sufficient
To construct aad equip the rcad' rom
less that wien my attention WAS first
turned To this inquiry, entertained srri.
Gus mlsglsluss upon the subject. have
awaited myself oi every rcllable source nj
HiormailonWllah NY reach. anu al present
entertain no doubts about il.
have travelled live times over the maa
stem oi the Georgia Rail Road, eNlenslm.
from Augusta to Atlanta III miles, with
btanch from Union Point To Athens ot
39 miles, making the aggregate ieugth Of
2l0 miles.
The distance from Charlotte ria Sali>-
bury and Raleigh 10 GoIdsboroueh, by the
road ordinarily travelled, is about the same
distance, [2lo miles The lelter from
Judge King, President III the Georgia rail
Rad, With read 10 the Convention. and
Ii cory Of which communicate herewith.
is 10 my mind entirely satisfactory. The
inquiries Submitted tnhiln, have been pro- ]
posed to many inleIheen, persons familiar
with such subjects, and have found no
one from Camden 10 this place who dis
.Tusts the accuracy oi this emiueutiy prac. T
ii Statesmen, ]
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

Death from Fear.-The Cosing'uu
tky.) Journal relates rhc following in.
stance OF The effect produced upon the
nervous system BY The action offear. The
facts III says) are derived from an nm
doubted source, and The case is made public
in order more impressiycly To indicate tho
importance Of maintaining control over
the mind, and dsearling all unnecessary
fear aud alarm:
A lady in this city, who enjoyed or.
! binary health previous To the appearance
OF The prevailing epidemic. became alarm
ed on It's advent. and suffered her mind TO
dwell on the snhjecl until she became ex-
ceedlngly sensitive and nervous. Every
case size heard Of increased this morbid
condition Of the mind and body. Finally.
OH being told Of the death of immediate
neighbor, she clasped her hands in agony
and exclaimed, " Ny time has come =
She then went 10 bed, and physician was
called in: but no effort could relieve kcr Of
the conviction that she had the cholera, and
that she was 10 die of it. Subsequently,
indeed, there were manifestations of cho.
lera in lie case, hui the medical attendant
has no doubt they were induced solely by
fear. Thus she died within three days
alter she look her bed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01
Copy Of a Letter from the Hon. John p. King 10
ID. l.. Swain.

Copy Of Letter from the Hon. John p. King 10
d. l.. Swain.
Augusta, June I, 1919.
DEAR SIR:-On nv return home to-day
alter short absence, received your es-
steemed favor OF The Isl instant. re-
grel tha, have not now time before the
meeting OF your Convention on tile nth,
to furnish you some information in de tail
tina, possibly might be OF service 10 YOU
al that meeting.
From Raleigh TO GoldshorouphI think
| have a toletable idea Of The face Of the
country, but from Raleigh to Charlotte.
though have passed over the country,
my information is not so good. From The
Typography OF the county,, however, az
presented by The maps, and from loforms-
non obtained from others. better Informed
thah mEstlt, have no idea that the average
cost 81 grading aud 5flig'ns road IRON