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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

"Thcrc's danger in the mines, old
man. ] asked Of an ugcd miner VII,
leaned aganst the side Of the immense
vaults absorbed in medlta,ion--s.I,
must be fearful lle.n
The old man looked at me with 4
steadinst but somewhat vacant stare,
and then in half broken sentences he
uttered" Danger!---where IS there
not--on the earth, or beneath i'm
the mountains or in the vallev--t,n
The ocean, or IN the quiet of naiure's
most hidden where is there MOI
dangere-where has not death left
some token of his presence
"True." ! replied, /" bat the vicissi.
tudes OF life are various: the sailor
seeks his living on the waters, and he
knows ench moment tina, they may
engulf him. The hunter seeks death
IN the wild woods--the soldier in the
battlefield, and the miner knows not
hut the spot where he now stands, to.
morrow may he his tomb"
at is so, indeed" replied The old
man---"we find death in themeans we
seek to perpetuaie liie--'tis strange
rlddla--who shall solve it?'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
JUURNEYMEN PRINTERS.

Mr.. Jonathan Stout, OF cclesast; u.
cal memory, pronounces a high culo
GUM upon this truly indeiatigabIe
Class Of well-informel citizens; and, in
allusion TO their restless, but entirely
honest disposition, says that he knows
one Of them who has sat different
times acted in the capacity of a violin
player in New-York, boatman ON
iiie canal, the heater Of taylor's
goose, cook of a Barpegat sloop. a
Sh riff in Ohio, and a Legislator in
our councils" 1t Is a FAcT they are
nothing at !" times yet EVERY THITn
that true cause requires. Brought
up to profession which schools The
intellect, and conlers an extensive
knowledge Of the world, they become
qualified for any situation where mind
Us called into action. We know ono
OF the craft who was, we believe
broughtup in an office on I.ong-lsand.
State Of New-York. The narrow
field in which he found himself, on
gaioing his liberty, proved 100 insight.
flcant tor the exercise OF his genius.
Firm sailing-masteyof a fr;rate in the
Columbian service, be had the honor
Of being schop!master in the county
Of WAYNE, Mississippi. He practised
the ThompSOnian avsyrno of mcd;c;na
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

The New. York Evening Post vays,
''that a letter from DR.. l,uckIand ia
''r. Robertson. an English physician
residing in Paris. has been read before
tlle institutes announcing that nm Flee.
trlc Telegraph i now being laid down
under tie Rail Road between Liver
pool and London. It consists, il seems,
oi wires terminating at either end in
4 circular dla, in which the letters OF
The alphabet or any other character Is
Inscribed. A N gnetic needle, attach.
ed to the dial heing moved TO any Of
these characters. it IS repeated at the
opposite end,andcach successive Trans
ml'lnn Is accompanied bv an alarm.
whsh travels simultaneously with If
AMI announces It's arrivals. AS tnrse
wires may be cased in h,uner. ~
otherrmpcrmeahle ana non-coniuct;n
subst' nee, they can b. rqn3liy wei
conducted through air on walsr. IA |
TINS all communicating be made 10 Nv
or swim, as well as run.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
DIR. !. w. BASS.

HAVING permanently locatedhim,
selfin Canton, Miss, respectfully ten.
ders his services as Botanic Physician,
and hopes by diligent attention to his
profession. to receive a share Of put
Ii patronage.
0>rOfice near the old Court Houses
where he keeps stock Of genuine
Botanic Medicines.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

.the bridal eve OF Ellen Gle
lie setting sun threw its vel.
Dver the Landscape. Ii was
ppointed for the ceremony,
3 bridegroom came not.
uuld lily brock the laughing
her young friends, and stole
indulge in the feelings she
conceal, yet she did not
Fidelity cf her bctrolhed; but
entimeot oi-she knew moi
Pssed heavily on her heart.
she walked towards, he wild
Those sparkling waters had
the first VOWS Of her Eti
h alanguid smile she plack-
themodcst Acw-drops that
Put once since those VOWS
Ptered, and tuinel them in a
ldal chapIet. She thought
sown words when he pl l.
thepearllike fiowrcts in her
\. "This." said he, "the
bl'm Of thy purity. is not
from guile than the passion |
be wlthcred flower, though
y him, she h,d preserved as
emento Of that blissiul mo
now twisted il with the
wasforminr Of i.spure sue
She had Just finished itand
y the snowy cl,apletamong
nd dark braids which bound
I'D, when she was stated
ehng footsteps: il was her
has he comcl' said She, ca
lding forward, and MS sud
ping, her cheeks and tenn
rs at hel own eagerness.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

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N the SNARE.
kloSAL Recommendation
ss, ial,crabIs, 3 months, SO
do. do. 0 do. 20
do. do. ~ do, 80
icing candidates for Office will
each.
Jou WORK must be paid for on
on letters must be phil, or
not be attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

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f'<l'sse - fhfs*=l afszif sssy.
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rHhe
A h94n IN ltt Hsse"
\ iftlif figure, aafr hnuf,
make h fts ~ \ MI
With dfinkln' ristyy ~ me While,
Asd swingln' oh . aslel
With NOT q plsrs 70 lay ny heal
U'' go suuw market slall~-
Nhefn Nhcn rm fast asleep.
Night lose NY little an
Vel, | am blovh II this sill do
Vhtflos maa reform just right asoy
WY, since sas bui twcnty.iwo,
J afnt been sober moi Won dnyl
" could GIT Won other shirt,
Which, With the ono I've got are foir
J mover would sei drunk no moro,
Nor dance for cells old Charley Blue.
Much has been said, OF late, in re-.
lallon to the powers and duties of the
Board of Bank Commissioners, us II
there might really be some doubt "a 10
there might really be some doubt as 10
Their true character and extent. If
cur readers will take the trouble to
look ut the law creatlng the board,
uey VIII find that the whole question
can be put IN a nutshell. They are
here required to visit "ereyy hunk.
ordach bank. or mogied corporation.
WHICH ny THEIR CHARTER Is supItcr 10
EXAMINATION by q committee ofihe legis-
f"taFe, on Such commissioners as tsep
moy dDpomh aai M0roughM msgecf,n
Nc'' and they are authorized to exam.
'he any person upon oath, "ia relation
70 me dWdnS and confiiDa OF sAip
BANK or CORPORATION" This is the sum
and substance of their powers, and II
they claim the eight toexamine the az
lars ~ those corpor, ions whose char
lcfs do not subject them to examina-
l'on us above stated, or il they presume
call upon persons tn give testimony
IN relation To them, they are Justly
{ iargcabIe with uSurpotion OF power
and maIieasance in office, and should
be arra'gned beiule the legislature to
answerlor a high misdemeanor against
The laws and the rights of corporate
b"'lleS and private citizens. Such high
handed measures can hardly escape
unnotlced. As the commissioners OF
the legislature for the performance OF
the particular duties which have been
assigned to them, they are entitled 10
a due decree OF respect, whatever may
be thought OF the importance Of the
Importance oi the office. oi of their
personal qualifications and character.
But when they are guilty Of delber-
ate violation Of law, and Il dangerous
assumption OF power, every good Cit
zen Is 'mperatlvely called upon 10 con-
denim such acts, and 10 take special
care that he does not connive at and
abet them. tits at least questionable,
whether those who do so are not rs
culpable as the commissioners them
Courier.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11
PUBLIC SALE.

- ! virtue Of an order of the Pro.
- bate Court of Madison county
State OF Mississippi, granted at the
June term, 1888, Of said court, to me,
ms administrator of the estate Of Mi
ohnel MCallrey. deceased. shalt pro.
coed to sci, on the 22i day Of August
next. IN the town ol Satartla, Yaaoc
county, the following described lot OF
parrel of land known as lot No. 81, as
laid down in the plot Of sad town, and
belonging 10 the estate OF the said
deceased, on a credit OF one, two and
three years--the purchaser giving
bond with approved security:
ALSO
On the 25th day Of August next,
shall proceed 10 sell, in the town OF
Canton, on a credit Of one. two and
three years, all Of the following de-
scribed lands. to wit The west half
of The southeast quarter of section 25.
township 9. range 2 west; containing
eighty and iifty-threc hundredlh acres,
and the west halt Of the northeast
quarter Of section SO, township Q,
range 2 west; containing eighty and
twenty-eIght hundredth acres-all Of
which is the pro erty belonging to the
estate of said deceased.
James II. benson,
Administrators de bonis
non Of M. M'Caffrey,
July I. 18,8-6-fs deceased.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11


The fo|'o wing strii INC remarks are
sipm 4 ~ mon 81 the Rev. G. W0LF. n
!a'ederp'ei No1ngm'niSte who spent
BE s;y ear q bis short lie in preach
ms ~oh grp,t Eject, in an obscure
partui lre'a i;
srhe Only hing TO which men do
not appear TO be naturally alive aud
awake, IS the state OF their immortal
souls. They are in the midst of''temp-
'alions every hour OF their lives, and
they appenr at home when surrounded
hy their enemies. There is nn alarm,
no watchiulnesS They watch against
other things-nguinSt pove, ". sick
ness and robbery. This state the
Scripture describes to be Kind of
watchtul sleep; and when the Word
81 Cod summons The word To saliva
ti"n by Christ, he Us, awake, thou
t''lt S'eepesi. and arse from The dead,
and Christ Shall give thce iigbtln and
agar Awake IL righteousness, and
sin not" How many Of those who
cal themselves tie disciples OF Christ
are sleeping this day in security, as IL
they had no nlas'ei that criticized, and
prayed, and bed, and died Tor theml
Where is temptation not to be found :
Under what Disguise does it not pre-
sent itselii and what means does il
not employ to ruin our salvationl II
meets us in the market places. and
thrust itself into our bargains; il offers
silver; it leads US into the house Of riot
and inlemperance; it brings wine in
goblets, and says, Eat aud drink. for
tomorrow you die!" Il Turns us from
men to beasts; and baving deprived.
us Of our senses and our reason. it
puts the weapon in our hand, and bids
us TO comglit violence and murder: il
sits by our sides at our mc;us. ard
joins in our conversation; it creeps
into our minds and poisons our very
thoughts; IL puts venom und impietg
upon our tongue; il hides our Bibles.
and shuts them when we open them.
sometimes il l.,fks near our path like
Il serpent; sometimes il sleals upon us
rs u tllief: somet,mcs i, comes mualed|
us a friend; sometimes il rushcs npon
Us AZ al ASSASSIN il is about our path.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

0-rThe Cornn ,tion Of VIcroma. the
QueenUf Englani waste have taken
place Yesterday. tn?, 96tl insian'.
TO bnild n srven', -iolr gun ship re-
quires 5000 oaks. These trees word
cover near 100 acre OF land for their
growth, and take 100 years to bring
to them perfection.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

Ra'es prescribed By he Bank AOoraer,
.tor he regulation Of land titles 10 Be
morgaged q The Mississippi Union
Bank. -
LIST. Fifty years possession lin the
tenant or his ancestor.
Cd. Patent from the United States,
Sd. Spanish and English grants lie.
gally and fully executed.
4th. Order Of survey from the Span
ish Government confirmed by the com
mlssioners acting by the authority Of
the United States.
9Th. Deed from Indians confirmed
by the President.
9th. Indian reserves confirmed by
the President.
5ih. Receivers receipt for money
paid to the government for public
lands, accompanied with an affidavit
that he duplicate has not been trans
ierred.
9th. When the certificates OF the
receiver of the payment Of money is
transferred, the transieree must fur.
nish evidence that the transfer is ac.
cording to the rules Of law.
9th. Where a purchaser, under the
Government, has transferred his title
by deed or otherwise. and has failed
TO transfer his certificate, or in case
the same cannot now be Transferred in
consequence Of the death of the origi-
nal purchaser. or loss OF the certificate,
then acertificate Of purchase from tho
receiver will be receives as evidence.
10th. In connecting the chain Of
titles when, . REIMBURSEMENT of dover
appears Of record, the fact must be es-
tablishcd by affidavit that the granior
was unmarried, or had no wife at the
time of such conveyance, that could
legally claim dover in the estate so
conveyed.
18th. The title papers must be ac-
c0mpanied Dy The certlilcate OF the
clerk of the court of record Of the
county, that there is no mortgage,
deed Of trust, or other conveyance
operating as a lien on the estate, either
real or personal, proposed TO be mort.
gagged to the bank; or if any such e1.
ist state their amount and nature.
18th. Each subscribermustlikew
accompany his title papers with an
affidavit, that there are, no judgments
against him in any Of the courts Of the
State Of Mississippi, or in the Circui,
Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of Mississippi, operating as lien
on the estate proposed to be mort
gagged to the bank, or if there should
exist any judgment or judgments,
state their character and amount.
Nav 80, 1898. i-3w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

The world labors as hard to enforce
custom. as mankind do TO ruin them
selves.-Cicero,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

The DunkdriS Grnc.-Thern i
a sorrow in the world that deserves
little or NO pity; and there is sorrow
too drcpto be sootlled but in the grave.
That is the sorrow felt by her who
sees drunkard's gravel We can see
our Iriands sutlec; we may stand hy
and pity; but when we see the being
that we have loved deliberately socri.
ficing both body and soul TO demon
who has slain his thousands. and who
dcliehts IN carnage and blood, il is tbs
that viii cause sorrow that mocks all
consolation.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11


There are many people who dislike
the name OF mechanic; a, d would
rather Than put their children tp Il
trade, tug hard at Their business, and
live sparinglv. for the sake of giving
their children college eanca,inn! =
They think meanIy of him WHO wears
q leather apron, and is not dressed ,r
in finery and show. Mnv son I'M,
been sent 70 college, with the expec
tatlons Of lis pasrnts highly excited
but, like the fable Of tie ihnun'ain
only brought forth mouse. We ilink
highly OF oul college institutions. am
rejoice 10 see them prospef; hut we
are more pleased to see ma iadigidu
ais mind turned in right current
If a child has talents, they viii no,
rem in hid; and no matter what hi,
profession is, they will >uoner or late,
burst forth. There are menv distin.
guished individuals in the world, who
were bred to mechanical pursuits
Many of the editors Of our best Jour
mails are mechanics, and DO credit t.
THE station they occupy. Our me,
|chanics, too, generally speaking, are
the most Industrious part of cpmmu.
nifty. They are almost always BIZ
Isily employed; hutit is seldom so with
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

ls.lfs " rla0ee. had ne hsl,i "A
f'ieAin lIef teeth siib pms A t0llns
hnmor wHs ihe consequences. ah,eb
terminated N a ranees RTE hsnH
aul qu'rAsiltef need N making p,ps.
WI account ip lhta circumstance
Fina are always iiiafims ~ ne teeth.
and should never he used fer tooth.
picks -
Bgifaic Dpefns.... The Iaw feslr,e,.
ina botanic pfarliec and pfact,llnn.
ef'' has been repealed by Tie I.episla.
tufc % Name. - HAT these medicine
men are rlncei 90 IN equality with die
fcrular iiicalty. THIS Is The ninth
State which. IN u few years. has re
pealcd 50 nuah " rs medical IaNsas
deprived the Botanic physicians Of the
privilege Of collecting for services rem.
dcred. ----
Virginia Is abou; 10 establish Asy.
lums for the Deaf aud Dumb, and for
the Blind. The Legislature has made
appropriations for that purpose.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

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ION, The prosperity of Che people n
h's.ls.ipp' generally, ard especially
q these who may Le lhe ,nuedn.s
Stockholders. ffqu'fe iIal ouf action
shall be MARKED wilh due pfseauiIon.
y y Tic sense a The directory, that
pefsvns shall NOT be required 10 tay
over The t2) two md d haIl per cent,
"n Their stock until Tie IIuoIs Of sub.
sc''f'ion, iilc papers, &c. are sen,
herr' and finally passed on. and The
stock graduated according 70 ,he
charter, when the papers wIlI be r..
turned accompanied with mortgage.
70 be executed by the subscribers, atd
money paid In, when, and not until
then, Will the stock b. declared on.
and certificates issued. Ny reason
Tor being thus particular Is, that ma.
merous inquiries arc made in relation
70 this matter. lfyou have progress.
sed and find that you have been gov.
erncd by d different rule of action, be
pansed 10 change, so a. TO conform
strictly 20 the present Instructions. II
will be an easy matter for you 70 cor.
rect any error into which youRmav
have fallen; and be assured that in
business of such immense magnitude,
i Is ofessential Importance that uni
iorlnliy and system shall govern Us.
Your obedient serv't.
II. G. RUNNELS, President.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

{ There are times. says the Philnsc-
pher; hard times, says the mcrch nj
|nnd mechanic; dry times, says the
common Sot, and wo.ul times exclaims
his unhappy wife.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-11

\ on letters must BE- phil, or
mot be attended to.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
THE
MatchIess Sanative,

INVENTED by the immortal LOUIS FFFoN
IL GoELIcKE, M. d., of Germany, Europe,
is astonishing the WORLD with its mighty VIC
tories over many fearful diseases, which have
been pronounced incurabie by physicians in
every age, being the most VALUABLE MEDICINE,
and The most unaccountabie in its operations
of any ever prepared by human hands; nedi-
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and vegetable Kingdoms, thus possessing a
;r-JeTHREE-FoLD PowER-EQ; medicine, OF
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abundant cause to bless the benehcent hand of
hiad Proridence; a medicine, which begins
To be valued by PHYSICIANS, who have hereto
fore opposed it, who are daily witnessing it's
astonishing cures of many whom they had re-
signed to the grasp of the 90 iEsATIABLE
GRAVE e=f1l; precious and powerful medicine,
which has thoroughly filled the great uacuuD.
in The .uateria .Medicd; and thereby proved
Itself To be the C0EQUERoR OF PHYSICIANS.
IETs Dose of the Sanative, for adults, one
drop; for children, half drop; and for infants,
quarter drop. The directions explain the
method oftaking these portions, and contain a
history of the Medicine and its distinguished
nuentor.
90 Priee.-Three and onc-third rix dollars
(S2,5O) per haD ounce.
IL appears by the following information given
90 the public by DR. Rowland of this city, that
the much talked of Matchess Sanative is in
deed what it Processes to be nn efficient and
valuable medicine, worthy the serious attention
of every consumptivc person.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
Furniture and Chairs.

THE subscriber continues his business at
his shop adjoining the Bridge; and has on
hand large and good assortment of Cabinet
Uork, Chairs Elastic Table Cloths, Clothes
pins Rolling pins, Fancy Baskets, Mdttrass-
es for summer beds, of the first quality, &C.
Andhdring every facility manufacturing
such as good machinery moved by WATERPROOF
er, il is said none can offer 10 the public any
better articles, and at less prices, than those
found a, his shop.
N. B. GARNET MAKERS can be furnished,
as usual, at his Shop, with Furniture and
Chairs at wholesale prices.
Pine and Bass Lumber, Maple and Birch re-
ceived at hsiumber yard as usual.
Also, wanted in exchange, soon, fifteen
hhds. LIME.
Jury -, Igor, -imrroNlNy WAN DOORN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-19
From The Boston 4ilGs

The subscriber considers il due 10 DIS
Hewelt, Gas an act of gratitude, and Whss
low citizens, (from impulses Of huua'q
describe briefly the condition Of BODY 81
which he has been rescued by the skill'EP
tice OF the Doctor.
Before applying to DR. H. the sub:abds
(for nearly two years suffered maady, -
had so far deprived him of The use Of re
that he could neither walk nor stand. t's
day the loss OF power was greater i''
constant sedantary posture to wheA
doomed by day, deprived him Of sis'4
sleep by the night.
The corporal vigor induced such ps
ton of mental energy, that the meliitt
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