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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

DIVISION OF WIScoNSIN.-We lind III the Ra-
cine County Wing o; Nov. 70. the report OF select
committee the subject OF dividing the Territory OF
Wisconsin, into two States Il does not appear 70 wlat
body this committee belongs, bat we presume To the
Constitutional Convention row in session.
The committee give the following reasons In favor OF
The large exten, and peculiar shspe of the Terri
tory and The conse4uen; inequality IN the benefits OF
Government.
; The late sc, OF Congress dated August 6, lSl6 ii
viiins the same
3, The present unequal representation in the Senate
Of The United States.
The included within the present undispated lin
lis OF Wisconsin. IS estimated about $1,000 square
mies-equal TO Newiork snd Pennsylvania, and larger
By - 0oQ square niles than the SIX New England States
The committee recommend that the line dividing the
Territory should commence in the channel of the Ms
sissppi River directly South OF the highest peak on
Mountain Island which, according to S;cole,s nsp IS
sbou, where the i4,E degree Of latitude crosses the
Mississippi thence due North hals degree thence
on direc, line (North-esserly) to the hes6 of
Montresl River, striking said head waters a, the
place as marked upon the survey made BY esp, Crs
thence down the main channel OF Montreal River to the
middle OF Lake Superior Rochester Dem.
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General Notifies.

Western Land agency, Ds7sorr Michigan.
ls->'r q ancsr-'Er=C cJ.tzuEe TO devote .hsir
ie1io1 . ;r BUSINESS ~ LIS SEe1cy. The purchase
AID .A-= OF Rezl Estate s payment OF axes rsclsi--
Accs 800 fer lakes. Tie purchase ar6s a; AK
Inc EXAMINATION ofttes he Of Stale or Government
.a1G< TIE examination pzc. OF ls-Gs leasing CITY
acc 7ss- property ard collecting rents collecting 6oras
mortgages s1d other svt ercss OF debt TIE purchase anc
sale ofMichi- aa sac l5sbi!iues.
They haze careful s2i trustworthy a1t 81 the 2ri-ri.
pa places n Ohis. Indiana tlGos Wikrasxa and lows
az n eeeh OF the Organized Counties OF this Ssls
5at ST. fr-tce>s enislse- - their VII receive
prompt sI Particular attention. sy refer you % The fol-
20 WIG nttIre7 FOR 7ao. sey have trssac;et Business
y Or.ce opposite tie " dichjls- Exchange Js:erscr
avonCe. Yoa<s kr
GEosssz = d>cy. MACY < pRIs5,-s
WIZ IAN : DRI56s
kETEEES,Es
NJ Io-t Gt7-F7eterie 5ro1sor. Es5 Daniel LORD Jr
E-q. Hca. 6-ulsla.r ?. Butler. CaSres Sailer. Esc
Nessrs & A hinss!Rni I CO Nes,rs Eoadiev. PEers
-;.54sy-GeoIge ptyvsor. ESQ. tT-e1i1s Joarasll
hocscstc-. y. 4-N=ssrs Smith Persl-s, Ss>srs SAGE
Peucos. Asa Sorsgue. ESQ.
B15a.o. ' i-E D Elmer ESQ. Messrs. hayes [
Johnson
sg..s7. ltass-Job Y; Ba-sourE.e " W Denzi. E.;.
Ss'IGes.Ps,s Sa-Nisss-s DrSper. T1cc' Go
Toy. y &c. l. Tracy, ESQ
hGtz-gG. =. ~ laics 4 Smith Esq
hc-si1lc- Co. y m Gam: CSC
? Ives. &c.
Hudson. y r-Alcc c Mjtcseii. ESQ.
bet-et M'e.-Nessrs- Graz Lewis. D-v S.=l-;. Esq
Ma. Thomas Rowland.
IEI4tt;zg--r. . C.-Eo7. WI. wocdS-;drc.
To'ed9, Os:o--Ric5s-d Moi:. ESQ
Eg-:ferG. CoHH-H I. Miller. ESQ
.4ir:e7der. :. Y-D. ". Tonl,gsoG. Esq
1! -svrir-lD
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RouSSEL s. EMaNDINE

y ~ '-r-r'1f-o On FHn TIVE cf Capped k4G1..I.
q Tho subscriber ai- the srn OF o. Ron. e, lsa
Broad vsyno --nos ar-1ectfll.y Solics is OF his
50 aPproprgis 10 ts season Upon absolute per
ecoT l"is wiling 70 ri-k ihe reputation Of Ms establish
et II = warranted 10 cure and prereut ohappei hands
aud y atdu3u TO ths communicates 10 them health
r.. -oitneS- and vnsess The manufacturer claims for
MS Teraiasr ferirr. equality 60 the import j. -uror
nr'T from ~ foeslusssther * however no article IN
'7 e, either lrr N Or dome-i- rhicb the subscriber
o-s not Keep The per;GInc- o. his former partner tor
many ysar- ohe -7t laboratory IN Pl..s-is Ger
aily .usuTASs- r ire product 90 suy laboratory IN E
rope s1t = -of Of T-ces generally So no IN per cent
cheaper. He most respectfully oicts the patronage Of
lie elite o t- metropolis. =; LIE TINE promising
te$-r- II ,ru'h and dealing sl his transactions
=. ANip>S, ltte RCusse.'-. : o Broadway.
" here ha vii remain urt;I farther notice,
very varary = SOAPS, shaving cream. extracts Col
ses. cosmetics. roma'Jus &c with extensive assert
-ni OF razors. hair nail, oh and shaving brsh- toilet
bottles, &c Sc d. ueOd-
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ne TsE ExgEglNENr og EREs WsrrE :.

" TIE EXPERIMENT OF FREE WHITE Ia
Bcs SLAVE STATE Is s5ou, being TIED ~ tee cit
liens OF Miecseve, Geo Il running factory IN Ihs.
city. had the pleasure OF meeting the Superintendent.
o; the factory Deacon E. of Springfield Mass who
is fne specimen OF New En siander He is an active
Christian and If The experiment; SIS every one Be
Ieyes il will the establishment and success Of the fac
tory viii De most powerful argument against SlsTery
for il VIII touch the people az the South Il tender
spo,-their pocket The most effective argument with
them Will De plain demonstration before taetr eyes,
thst Free Labor is cheaper than Slave Il VII be asked
Where viii they &c, white laborers' lis replied hund-
reds OF .sc spc; ere sppiyins 10. work
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Fire Al Peterson. \. j.

PATERSON, Dec. : 1916.
MeSgs. Cirreley y Nc giasa:
We had severe fire last nigh; about half,psst -
The extensive tin. sheetigon ana stove establishment,
OF Hors,o Moses, which has been operation toE the
last 80 years is in total ruins srge quantity o;wo-k
for factories finished and unfinished destroyed We
understand however that the shop IS 10 ee immediately
those from abroad will have their orders completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

For gHH SEAT or Wharf.-The steamship Ala
oataa Capt Winde left last evening for Brazos Santa
60 and TaDp!co, crowded With passengers Among the
Cheers we notice the names of Maj Dix Cspts, He:ec
md Gordon and Lieuts Bee Ward and Johnson of the
regulars Col Davis and Capt Willis OF the Mississippi
volunteers and Col Bohen young Mr. Crittsnden, and
severs other gentlemen going out as sns,eurs the
war The principal part OF them will land at the Brazos
ma proceed 70 Monterey and learn that Capt Cor
Son takes down $50 recruits for the Sd L. s Infantry
tae Fashion viii probably be the next steamer that
caves Tor Mexico. IN. O. Pic. Dec 2,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

~ Mr. n Comstock. Wilton, CT hereby ac-
Saowedgcs the receipt of letter from individual ds
ted Thanksgiving Day and posrnsrked New.forS en-
closing S. as Principal and Interest IS near as csn
Calculate due Nh. c. from the aforesaid lndiyid
usf for shs, which taken without your knowl-
edge. Good tor you, Mr. individual We wish
you could stir up OF your breshren-especaly of
the sssas Borrower-to so and do likewise 1t would
come handy the sufferers especially about the HoH-
dsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
.lIFEN FTN.:,-CHIyEsE SKIN POWDER

HAJEES FUN.-'-CHTSEsE SKIN POWDER
VI This much admired sddsr1E-n TIC toilet ..snds
ureslner for restoring, Identifying preserving Toe
20 complexion. ps-7rnGg al s!acs % cutaaeo1.
disorders d-sipa1g s', frecEies piEples, spots and
pons. I august patronage corrected by The seT-re
so--rsrs and courts OF EUrore u. Supreme Court VI
n1is- asd The testimonials daily received By
he propr;eOrs II themselves sufficient TO establish
The superiority Of TIE article without sf ez detail Sod
wholesale, by he importers, HOBBS L co Waist
retail by E1-hlcl : Co. lao Broadway 10 Astor House
snt s6 Broa:,sav Henri johnson 70 Broad ~sy, c. q
Ring. ls1 Broadway; CGrs5Jgh. 29s Broadway: y
Mos Ia Bfofyvsy; J. Ghs1, ~ DO an1 Druggists and
Pz-Guers generally Yors slc tIr0c hout me III
- states. n boxes prlce %. anc So each
n proof The superiority OF ials arlce. counter
-.; Ia. appeared lie market, and probably more VIII
follow
Purchasers =houd therefore b ther guard 70 s
the Men Fun mas lie signature OF Febi-c Co The
wrappers, and government stamp q i2tecd
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a. The Near York Erasgeli>t, we are glad 10
perceive hiss copied part of Frederick Dousasss Re
ply 10 pr. Coxs attack. This is well but we should
IKE to in the Evangelis, what MI Douglass said in
snswer 70 the Doctors inimstion ,hs, he made his
speech for psy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

The I,o,1-eoeos have carried Michigan BY The very
,.c.t.st sir5 OF a squeeze Louis Jour
And The Fsisrasts carried NeTs York By the lowest
kind OF STOPPING and me dlrusst soF OF e2ciRloas
Did they s.oog TO the Blackwells Island peni-
,entiary Did ,hey :orn -roGlttioNs with the
peni.entia-y convicts snd march them TO the polls
Louisville Journal
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q. Srce..ion nf 1I,c Errmnn Cnthnlic Cnn.

- Secession of the German Catholic Con-
grcguion of New crS.a number Of German Cathu-
c m this city m he exercise Of liberty OF Coincidence
haze determined 10 withdraw from the Church OF Rome
10 form Christian Congregation based upon the basis OF
the " ord OF God Religious services appropriate 10 This
interesting occasion VIII be conducted the German and
English languages, n The Broadway Tabernacle, Sab
lion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

RocRIsrER DAilY ApvERriSER-Mr. H. L.
NlNANrs Is now associated with Mr. BurrS as Editor
and proprietor OF the Advertiser The psper receives
liberal support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

PEALEs CouR OF DEArK-This celebrated
Painting is row exhibiting al Blocker Hail. in Albany
The Painting viii probably DO taken South before i,
leaves for EuroIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
DELIYERING THIS DAY from boar No. .

nELIvERING THIS DAY from boar No. . foo,
DHsrr,ersiy-.L North River, P-acn Orchard Red Ash.
Ey AID Sore Coal for cash. per ton. any psr Of
ne city Orders received M ye-1s Hammers
~ .nd Bedford s;s sad 20 EsizsDslh--L
ds 81 JACOB WEEKS. II
COAL-Ofa all sint, FOR .al- att g. PALMERiS Coai
- OEce No. Spr1ce-st Tribune Buildings qualities
suit purchasers ard warranted good article Orcers
1ror1rity arrerd-d 10 OF 3m
DAPER, OF any aaaliiy aac SIZE, made e order 0y
8 "a 11- Iyp1TS w FIELD Suf!rrY-slr-
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weakness OF Tie voice, lung, heart spinal nervous 10.
u1e cad digestive sy-s-inciudEg dyspepsia, pG-
ton. piles. dropping aud distortion children
sud ycnng ladies'. Hlso HLEEnIG IL per
feet substitute tor the aci corstrainng shoulder
BRACE with Of their psTujcUus tenderness Unlike all
Others II by supporting the small OF hr back making
ths ulcruHi. anf by tHng asVbly the whole Interim
pile 0f organs Pamphlets anr book e. Common Sense
giving information. be had the office i23 Broadway
lady IN attendance 'tfirs o--I ulS SulW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
Boarding. aln t5otels.

pOARDIN(s-WaEIcj occupants for front parog
I'D aud chamber, and three or tour gentlemen or gentle
wife accommodated with board IN private family
ower part the eityl with few bosrdcs and pleasant
location. Address Vacant, rnbnre Othce. ds 81
pOARDiNE-A few siusle gentlemen, ot gerilcmea
- with iheir wives, may obtain very pleasant furnished
rooms with board, NJ Nc, rs Wiar.st few doors from
PeAri-s;- Gls In
DOARDING-Plessart apartments al In orchArd.ss
ID tor gentleman and his lady, wc sirge geuemcn
with board. References exchanged. dS lw-
BOARDING and ven furnished rooms, with strictly
Dpriyaie family. 80 McDougssL d. In
DOOMS TO LET WITH BOAIkD.--A gentle
klunn and his wife be accommodated; also TWO or
three single gentlemen In private family At 81 Hudson
az MA lfn-
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gOuoUETS

BOUQUETS
~ or Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flowers made style pl-ise the fastidious
20 be Dad at few hours notice, OF JAMES HOGG
NIL Sun Ssrdsruan. 5o2 Broadway.
ce- Water Cure uOnse.-htrs ". 5 Cove contn-
na,iru.s nsT house, 81 Ten 4 New
roc-
Mrs G. visit. eiies and children lheiF homes
gvps directions the application ~ Water Cure sS
~ T. j. Coleman. Exchange Broker, No. 63
Wal-sL New-Yurk. UncGnrnt Money bJUsh and sold
gold arf s;ivrr vchargrt uo-s and drss collected o7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11
NIReiSlA-The following is the vote tcomplrte)
or Senator in the louisa Senatorial District
Totd .,....-..~......-...S

Ambler's majority IA Folks do. IN lsi;,
The vote was remarkably light for Senator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

~ To PianO Forte oinl,crs.-A general meeting
tie Jourreynr Piano Mixers viii he hcdst Com
suuton Hal, Go BroadyvGy Frd-y evening, Dec II,
at ha Il psst o'clock dlO2 u
e-Au the .rsde ire respectfully invited 20 attend.
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%. KELLINGEK's LISI,IENT.-lnI IN

~.
~ wonderful pf-pafalon the Afflicted have got ~nai
N~-GN they hays ony and seriously called or Not s"F'-
Ol twenty thousand ooltes mas eeeH
kn1.n falling to do al thst exp-ct-d NJ H. II acts
ike magic IN ali rheumatic affections; and pains Of all and
every nature yield II Immediately IL Is n- certain 70
cur. M sore. Of any description either on man or hofse,
as the application made and r shorter Ee hsn any
other remedy ever offered 10 the people II very ns-
ran, All. AND ,yre-able-to be used upon all ages sxer
nay ana Internally 4nd fear of taxing cold after lie use
Mr. James Murphy Of the bowery Line VI Stages sal
tnni saved the life Of one 0. his and &c using Isn
dozen = botils has Jailed
High Bhdg-At tn. place groce after groce has boa
used without a failure H,. Arnoi1 Maeon and Mr. SampA
Roberts builders Of the bridge Mr. a.son says that by
fn- 1se Of three four bouis bis rheumatic pains have
entirely Dir Roberts gives has his optn
ION hat OF the great causes VI saving his life
from injury susun-d from fall 70 be hsd ~ 81 John
~ ana al the greet C-rtr,! Depot Harlem Railroad Once
Ciiz IN I'm Ans. IL - cent? g hnmIa nan Sn
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yEw.YoRk FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER A. fsss

lESNER and swEDEy8oRG Or TIE RELATION
or TIE DEVELOPMENTS - AEs-zz-sx 70 TIE
DOCTRINES sNo D.5c-oSrzEs OF >-EcENzozG-
Br GrsFsr Bush View York Published b JOHN
allen laq Ns=-su-=- 81 Price q. ceu,=I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-11

StTEAs ENGINE and Locomotive Boiler-For sale
~ double upright Engne, cylinders inches diameter
t~suty-'g- inches stroke Boiler contains seventy two II
inches nsid-) caHster 1bes The whois is u good
workmanship nearly new, much Used hnd tssss up
bat little rooiG. iDqgTe u JAMES COCHRAN i0' King
e. ~her- the Engine can be- or OF
HCBBELL, THATCHER T. GREENE,
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MS Hancock use of r NJ lalimor, We S D
Livingston, Judgment 25ih November 1912, for
1874 40.
M A iehison vs. &C Herbert, judgment 25ih
November 1919, for 903 90
RS Blount vs. AfKing, Il Bray, A Allen, ID
Foote and G NJ Price, judgment 25th Novem-
Der l842, for GAO IA.
J l. Mitchell use Of w R Chambers vs. ] W
Leggist, judgment 95th Noyember l842, for 1874
NJ S Hancock use Of R M Latimer admir- sc
vs s D Livingston, judgment 25th November
1912, for r27 81.
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county, vs.
White and 7 Mullin, judgment 10th Noyem-
Der l842, for $50 SO.
E w Pittman use Of S M Old, VS. | Spencer,
judgment llth November 1912, for SO 25.
J Stone il, admir- &c, VS. J G Boyd, Judgment
18th November 1910, for 2O3 so.
Hansbrough g. benson vs. A. w Smith, judg-
ment 3lst January 1910, for $50 SO.
Herrod use Of y Ellis, vs w P Anderson,
Judgment Goth November 1912, for 1918 Al.
Compton & Massie use Of Compton & Old
ham, vs. nj Williamson and w G Newsom,
Judgment 24th October 1887, for $50 IA,
? Marshall VS. w Jones, judgment 23d May
1912, for 406 1911.
Chewing & Dawson VS. J G OFT, judgment 81,
October 1887, for $3.50 10.
G w Mcdowell usetf ] Germany VS. Vinsor
Sanders and J Hanna, judgment 25th Apr
1887, for n n.
Cash, Cox & co, VS. John Read, judgment 10
May l842, for 80 81.
Cash, Cox g. co, VS. w N Thorn, judgmen
10Th May 1899, for 326 81.
Martin, Baird & co use Of S Brown VS. Wn
! u Gal ..1 =. E.l NJ rnAM- r. Tie On
Compton & Massey, VS. John w Leggitt, judg
ment 18th May lB49, for 1874 81.
R Tidweil use of w Ferriday vs T Bray, I
B Green and W Wades judgment 9th May 1874
> for 545 SO.
I IL Bailey vs Willie Lyons, judgment 81
May l842, for 1856 AZ
5 ] ] McCaughan vs. D HardemanI jhdgtnen
! 4th May 1912, for 324 70.
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county, v
b T H Christmas, II Christmas and r Christmas
Judgment 9th May 1874, for 1880 90.
h r Tidwell use Of w Ferti6ay vs. J Burroug
and M Towns, judgment 18th May l94l, f
h 1856 GO.
R Tidwell use Of w Ferriday VS. D AtkiT
and R S Hodge, judgment 18th May l84l, f
1881 43.
d R Tidwell use Of w Ferriday, VS. J William
NJ Towns and G P Ayre, judgment 18th Ma
I84l, for 81 %
R iTidwell use Of W Ferriday, vs. D A,kin
Q judgment 18th May l84l, for III 30.
PB Pope, Kirk & co, Bede Johnson, jud
ment 3lst January 1910, for 208 AZ.
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county,
8 ] White, w N 'hom, I Mullin and Wm Ho
Judgment llth November 1871, for 2,742 So.
e n Tidwell use of w Ferriday, VS. J M Tow
and Joseph BurrOugh, judgment 18th May 10
for 1903 SO.
IS N Tins & T Bowden VS. T Donnahoo al
1t P L Clover, judgment 3lst January 1910,
1902 90.
rs RMcKee use of FSpinnette VS. c Myers a
" H Christmas. Judgment 10th February l845,
54 SO.
VS. PEI Hays use Of NJ Gays, vs. w Hoy, TIL
NJ Mullin, W E Harrald and J Briscoe, judgme
g. Both May 1874, for 1908 SO.
Ycnry Hamblen VS. A Desmare and II Tayl
VS. surv &c, judgment 23d May 1912, for 4,2O5
~ W. S. BAILEY, Sh,f.
July A, 1916.
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.rigan sNN
ssnlsd in the list war as 'n'
nd of sbprp-shooters' which
90 much, happened u 2
.aturoa British officer hs
amp and treated him win
bis rank, Happening 70
!. .,,on Onthe subject Of sharp
officer observed that Col
,mssrortOthe British camp
could see, they could select
n ptivates, vho' Of course
|. asir precise shooting ne
! see a specimen Of Their
Fssyth informed the BF, 4,
ri.h should be gratifed' Ihe
isas d bis men to come tor
lsir.5 whether his rife was j.
~, III, replied the man. Ii
N. knife in a tree about fifty
,..la,sd the man TO split his
.pdtho ball was completely d.
N TIL, perforating the tree OF
n. .slonished the British officer
M, .pposred. He was called an'
my distance to shoot an ace o
a.,.td. This was actually dom
.s,srwusconfOuDded and amazed
vb,n aIe Colonel informed nm
~. before, these men were a
.ss5y ofhusbandmen'
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II. M OF ENOEh,
JAMES
July il, 1876.

July IL, 1870. 4o-Om
CHOLERA, SUMMER COMPLAINT
DiarrhGa, DySentarN and all other
DerangementS Of the STOMACH and
BOWELS, cured By DR.. JAMES
CARMLNATTVE BALSAM.
New York, 9th month, 1st, 1888
Friend DR.. Jayne,--lt gives me much
pleasure to inform thee Of the result ola
case in which | administered thy Carmi-
native BaISam, and | consider 1t to be a
matter of duty due thee and the public,
to give the following statements: Being
called to visit a patient a few days since,
| found he was vomiting and purging
most violently, with severe Tormina and
Cramps in the upper and lower extremi-
ties, and also in the abdominal particles.
The cramp was so violent, that it took
four men to rub him necessarily to keep
down the spasm, and to use his own
words, he said it seelnelto him as If his
bones would snap in two. There was
alsoviotent cholic pains around the umbi'
lical region, attended with very distress
sing nausea. In Short, ! considered it tc
be a case Of genuine cholera, ! found or
inquiry, the patient had Leen unwell the
day previous, with a looseness Of the
bowels. That six hours before | saw
him, he was seized with the complaint
and he gradually got worse. The ex.
tremities were cold, and he was nearly
pulseless. | Immediately gave him Q
spoonful Of thy Balsam, which in a few
moments was elected from the stomach
but on giving it a few times, the stomach
became settled, and he expressed him
self much relieved. then gave him L
calomel and opium powder. In two
hours from the time | saw him he fell
quite easy, and fell asleep, and slept vel
for five hours; but on waking, the symp
toms again returned. ! directed more
Of the Balsam to be given him, when the
disease subsidized, and the patient was con
valescent. II took only one bottle to ef
fecta cure. have also SO often wines
sed the beneficial effects of the Carmi
native Balsam in summer complaints and
diarrhea, that | would not be without il
for its weight in siiUer.
l remain thy friend,
THOMAS MOTT, M D,
AS Broadway, N. Y
For sale al the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY & M0SBY,
July II, 1876. 43-3v
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WATCH WAKER.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully
= inform the citizens of Canton and
surrounding country, that he has located
himself in Canton, where he is prepar-
ed to execute with despatch every kind
of business in his line, such as Repair
ing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of eve.
ny variety. Particular attention will be
given to adjusting and regulating all fine
Lever and Jeweled Watches. All bust.
ness entrusted to his care shall be
p omptly attended to, and warranted tc
perform for twelve months,
A. W. KING.
July II, 1916. 43-6n
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-07-11

~. liz q licensed at the loss Of
.1n.aHat they rave against every
n hand in their defeat. Fo
.aa,asvhig band in thai benighted
,stseinsi their opponents with a
FALLING the celebrated Spartan
M tbey we're in the minority, 1t
,s,.DFto accuse that gallant little
N M 5olitionists, but now when
4, gnadsd, they are denounced. For
ina the whole Congressional
N HAMPSHIRE, universally known to
N. we're consistent in their votes or
ad slavery, but they were not de-
Z ,boGiionists, Why! Because
democrats. No sroner does Mr.. Hale
hs corruption Of his party leaders
naboiuOnist, although he has new
his principles. The great and a
sG6ouists Of Massachusetts, are no
Id Why9 Because Marcus Mortol
scolector Of customs in Boston, ant
rpA bis secretaI Of the navy; yes,
dde Cabinet. The recent abolition
BIZ ID the Connecticut Legislature, /
\. Why! Because it is democratic
] every man who agrees with Mr.. Pol
every man who differs with him, !
lEhig or an AbOlitiOnist. IfPolk con
lloss friends as fast as he has for til
months, what an amazing large part
Wing and Abolition party will b.
IEhig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-07-11

HoLERA.-The Montreal Herald that
pdAhe cry Of the Cholera, has the fol-
erection on the 18th ult.
ID that our allosions in yesterdays
The report Of a case Of A static chol-
Hg occurred at Quebec, has created
as aneasiness; and We hasten not only
that the report in question "has not
hhimed,H but Thai we have every reason
ls correctness. We have it from q
iIell authority that, although the Chol-
70 country has been, unusually preva-
llg the last week or ten days, the ca
been ola mild nature, and have, in cv-
nh'S yielded to the ordinary treat