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CleareM.

Cle0re0s
ships-Thomas Dickinson, DOllard San Francisco Taylor
Merrill New I,np.h,Is, Chase Lysrpesl z.rss, Cos
B.Ei-Tsa.s, MN.Ir. savannah, Dunbar pinon.
Lesbd. Nan,snilia kesnith sons Reform tPrusl.
c.d WiSsss1. rs BALD vim shaw. csSsisson pansaa
KsP S''% s.
Sarah Ann Roe 9ill., B,lt,@ore Mailer Lord Isis
Steamers K,rnsSsc Flowers, Phiadslphiai Black Dia
mohd' stevenson DO .rr,~.,.
fhip JcsCre Cobb y,rpocl %. ~ rih mdss ard az
20 .ass naiard' Inc mas haa ior Tue last %
John Ayiis. tsi Per,lspsl pOss H,v.ns 10 day.,
Bari Lsrs.o Ish tof s, Gors ss Robinson. st Marks
Brig Atr.si,, Athnt, Rio Granss tsr,rill DC. Nth
ps,s trs B,thvr, noSI,r from Rio Grands Tor baltimore
BrS csren Isu-eh:lss hnsostuEa and ornooe River IS
,xIesbeed very heavy weather on the passage carried
fore torsa yard split topsas and received other d.
Brs ner.tle tot rr.ger.l Roscrs st Domingo City. IS
he tah,n sek and vhsn mine Gay. the
hove So and remained IN that condition as,s
the esS eeins unable 20 male sail th it lat - TO- Ion
Brig Coz Pton ner'sy. 81 JssO de cubs Nov
Brs tds.r oiGs,ssa. n.vsHs. Nov H. with sugar. &c.
srs Carl Is"srS JBreml Bs..s HavAn, II s.y. WITH
ris chss Gee Hubbard 8, MARKS Nov TO- With cotton
and tseeo 20 coe Anderson &c. nth inst lat 80 % Ion
bps nse koSp tsf Propee,l coloOrd par,.n DAYS.
With lumber 10 J Roeksniaush
Bris fes.r tof Provdeneeh Hopkins. Charleston. Sc
Bic T@.iS Nisho. Charleston. days. with cotton to
Bris Busns Vista. Meyers, WILMINGTON. NC. sdsys with
Brir Mars Hill. Crochet. wiminstOn, NC. days with
Bris psnS.rs woesbury rhladslphi,a dsv, with oO,L
sehr Matilda wss. Griffin Charleston, days with cot
sshr Eouse. Robinson Wilmington, NC days. with ma
val stores.
Benz stannsrs, Thomas RappshsnnOoh, sdsy. for
New Haven
sshT Frances Goodyear Washington NC days. with ma
val stores.
sshr Eva, shsrvOOa. svsnsboro NC Sdsys with naval
stores.
rehr Senator, Kirby, Alerssdria, 8 days
echr Iouha birdssll, Woodmsn, Virginia, days
ethr Mary Aesline, Turner. Roanoke, 2days.
fchr Nail CrorTer Baltimore, Y days
schr Thompson, Fisher, Philadelphia, days, for Fev
Haven.
sshr Amelia, Hurtip. Fredericksburg. 8 day.
sehr Pifsrro, Chase. Hysnnis. q days
eehr John Thomas Elfey, Nsntuokst. 2 days,
sekr Plato Hammond Wsidoboro. days
Below.
rsetst ship Prince Albert 81 days from London.
ship Lockland. from Lectland.
Two brigs, unknown.
Nov 2s-wina at SUNRISE ST. .. sunset, Me- and fresh.
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Our Philsdelphia Co,re.pondence.
PHILADELPHIA, November ., 1850.
The J,nry Lind Ereitsmnt-J7er Failure Cor
csrts, SC.

PHILADELPHIA, November ., 1850.
Tie dnry Lind Erciismni-Her Failure Con
cvts, SC.
The Lind excitement was revived last evening"
and no mistake. The interior Of the Musical Fund
HAL was hlled by a most enthusiastic audience
who succeeded, by their applause, IN obtaining
repetition Of the bird song and "Hcme Swee
Home" as well as the bufio song Of Signor Belief.
a. All these are gem that cannot be too often
heard. The birding song is given in English,
with distinc,ness and freshness that has thrown
her celebrated Echo song in the shade. The out
side barbarians who filed the streets adjacent to
The Hall, the fences, windows, and even the roofs
OF the adjoining houses assisted by their voices in
calling Tor encorv Of the various pieces,
which was plainly heard inside, though q death
IKE stiffness prevailed among them, while the
songs were going on, as If each feared to
speak above whisper for fear Of loosinq some Of
me precious notes Of the Nightingale. Governor
C onns.on Was among the audience, as was also
IPsm west, OF the steamship Atlantic. Miss
Lmo recognized the latter when about 10 commence
~ secono song, and accosted him with pleasant
Sn'.Ie Anu nod, though at considerable distance
~ $3.50 70 me carriage was greatly hindered
~ he SIoNa, and at the Hotel thousand at
leest had gathered TO catch rlrppae as she fitted
rom the Vehicle tOHhe private entrance The
ou'cry Immediately made, induced her snpearsnce
upon me oaleony, when she waved her handker-
honor, she DISAPPEARED.
This afternoon. Miss Lind. accomnsn,ed NV
Captain West, have gone TO one Of the princely
mansions AZ the west end, 10 dine.
The concerts for next week, ere 10 be on We'd
nesdey end Friday, with a morning concert on
Thur day morning The latter was intended 10
cake plSce on Sturdy, but as the Philharmonic
concert takes place the evening Of that day, the
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Q TY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Nov. 2a-6P M.
AsHEs were more active but prices have not varied
The sales foot up 200 barrels at Sc So 0e pots
and IS 81 for pearls The arrivals were mod crate
doing In the grades of State and Western for sx
port der the influence CT the favorable news by the
Europa respecting the state the English markets
II not better prices The better erades were more in
quired for by the local trade holders we're very
doing The principal part of the sales we're at our
outside prices. The transactions in domestic sum up
10000 barrels including sour at 81 81 rs; No su-
perhne at 81 Is 81 S1k; common TO straight State
at 81 62k 81 6sA; mixed to straight Michigan and
Indiana, at 81 rs 81 81i4: fancy Michigan, at 81
S7h good Ohio, 81 81 81 SIX; round hoop do, at
do, S. l2h So BIZ fancy Ohio, at SIS lsX SIS 81;
extra Ohio At So 37H SIS o2k and extra Gsnesee,
with ssies of Ot0 bills at 81 e2h in bond Southern
Flour vas In better supply and active with sales
off 500 bbls. st So So 12h for mixed to straight
IS Is SIS 62x for fancy Rye Flour was less active
small Gales we're made at So o2k Corn Meal very
Jersey 1t So 3lH; Brandywine was worth % 3lI.
Wheat was In better supply, with moderate inquiry,
and sales Of 5000 bushels Upper Lake terms not
o611 and the residus private terms. Rw was more
plenty and lower The sales EN- III 600 Blu shells
at rs . 76c sfoat and delivered Barley offered
more freely and the market, under the influence of
large prospective receipts, unsettled aud prices
nominal Oats held firmly, with considerable
sales of Northern at 40 47c and Jersey at AZ AXE
Corn vas In moderate request Tor the East and for
distlliDg with heavy market and tsles Of 14OOO
bushels At 80 q zoe. for old mixed Western in part
from store CSC for old Southern white and ole for
new Northern yellow.
CoyrEE.-There not much doing to-day, while
holders nrm. The sales com prised 200 bags St.
Domingo ct 10 q 1910 and so bags Rio at IL Ike
CoIToN.T The tales 500 bales to- day at quo
tatioDs. The Europa's not quite favorable
ss anticipated the disturbances the continent
terbalancIng the frost advices Of Liverpool By the
Arctic shall learn whether or not the whole was
stock jobbisg operation
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.


raA
OUR PoUoHKExPsIK CORRESPONDENCE
PoroHkKEr IL, Nov. "a, 1850
Trouble among the Hishmen on the Hndsow RirG
Rarlroad- Blasting Rocks.
For several weeks past serious disturbances have
existed amoAg the Irishmen on the line of the Hud-
son River railroad. above this place.
About two weeks since all the Irishmen employ
ed between tins place and Rhinebeck, who are
Connaughtmes, and number about six hundred
persons, suddenly left their work and proceeded to
the latter village, for the purpose of attacking a
body of three hundred landowners, who were sta
toned at that place. The landowners, hearing of
the intended attack, provided themselves with
weapons of defence, and patiently awaited the ar
rival of the enemy. The Connaughtmen arrived,
but, seeing that the landowners were prepared for
them, did not enter into an engagement. Some
trouble, however, took place. Several shantes
were torn down, and one man was wounded, and
robbed of thirty-hve dollars On Thursday eve
ming last, some Irishmen at Hyde Park, having
m the clerk Of of the contractors, threw him
into the river, and began pelting him with stones
but the Deputy Sheriff, who happened to be near at
the time, hearing his cries for help, advanced to his
rescue, shot one of the Irshmen, and put the rest
60 flight. At Hyde Park, the lrishmen for some
time past, fearing attack, have not dared TO stay
all night in their shanties, but have slept IN the
bushes, while the women have been in the habit OF
going up in the village every evening, and returning
IN the morning. -
ON Smith and Ceary's section, above this place,
the men having some time since returned 10 their
employment, the work goes bravely on. On Mon
day last, several very large blasts were set oil,
larger than that which took place about month
sgo. by the action of the gavanic battery. That
tl 81 threw out thirteen hundred cubic yards, or
tbuty. thousand hundred cubic feet of solid
lotk u. I. y.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
According TO an extra from the .7meyiean Mecha-
ric q serious outbreak occurred, on Tuesday after
noon near Rhinebeek, by the lsborers the road
The Copnaught meu. numbering over two hundred.
made a descent upon the Fardowners, and several OF
The latter billed and wounded. About sixty per-
arrested by the police; they were all armed
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TelegraplAse Reports.

NEw osLEAss, Nov %, 1850.
The Hiagsrs's sdvicss have been received, and
caused decline of 70 In ostton " ith sales yestsr
day Of $500 bales. MiddliDg Is nsminsy I3c aI3Xe
fair 1870.
BALTIMORE, Nov %, 1850.
There were small sales Of Howard street -four this
morning, 1t yesterdays figures. Corn quiet The
Europa't news lid not materially affect the market
ALBANY, November 28 1850
The receipts since last have been Is follows -
Flour, Is 600 bbs wheat, 1900 bushels corn, 1000
bushels barley, 500 bushels. The incsmsncy Of tho
weather checks operations In barley, 5000 bushels
have been sold at 99c rowed and 600 fous
rowed and rye 500 bushels at TAO. Prison whiskey
IL doing, at 2Sc The weather is very rainy.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD RIor Yesterday, about
noon, news reached this city that terrible riot
some distance below this city. The news spread
rspidly, and further stated that four or FIVE
persons had been killed In short time, the She
NIL, with two companies of military, left for the
seat of war. The companies the Duluesne
Grays, Capt. Heron, and Scott Guards Capt. Row
ley-musterng over one hundred men. They had
not returned when we went 10 press, 80 that we
are unable to give particulars Pittsburgh Jour
nal, NOp 20
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA
bill has been introduced into the Legislature OF
North Carolina. laying tax upon all articles m inu-
featured OF the North, and brought into that State
for sale. The law is TO remain in force until the
fugitive law is faithfully carried into fleet through
of the United States are opened TO the people Of
North Carolina 10 carry thither any species Of
property they may think proper The act is to be
transmitted TO the Governors of the other Southern
States, with request that similar laws be passed
in each State.
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FUNERAL or Hon. RICHARD M. Johnson. The
obsequies of this aged and distinguished patriot
took place at Frankfort, on the 10th met, and were
attended with every demonstration Of respect and
sorrow. All legislative and executive business was
suspended and nearly all the places of private bust
ness in The city were closed, in honor Of the occa-
sion. The procession was large and imposing
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In this city, November 9th, by the Rev. Mr.. 7.
Armtsge, DANIEL G BRArroS, formerly Of Nantucket.
Mass to Miss ANNA, daughter Of Mr.. John weeden of
NewYork.
New Bedford snd Nantucket papers please copy.
BY the Rev Levi Psnnely, ON the 9th inst Mr.
JosErH WEssrEs, to Miss Lucy ASs wFBs all of this
city
In willismsburgh, on the 10th inst. Mr.. THEODORE
B. PERKINS, of Augusta, Me, to Miss ELIZA L. HARsos
In Posghkeepsis, on the 28th inst by the Rev Will
liam Thomas the Hon. RoBERr L. RosE, OF Ontario
county, to ANNA MAcomB
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Foreign MaiIs.

Letter Bags Sea Bird for Rio Jsrero and
the Pacific will close At the Eschsngs Residing Room t6
Exskaneel on saturday, Nov 80. at ~ o'clock. .
Letters can be paid at the sbove ooe 70 any part OF
she vorld.
The above Letter BAGS Ksnyon's 81 Wall street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Enasnrovr, Nov "a
Arrivsd-eobrs Mourn Anal Kendall HYork for Portland
New Deliskt Phnney Boston Nfort with loss Of
Tat ~ tuly arh and % The cargo on dek-hsd been
thrown her tesmends IN q eale On 1ytb inst
5hkrr brig falo alto. hntyre Charleston for Boston;
eehrs Alareon Detn elmer NHork Tor POftiand fvanho
sin cntsn Bride, Prefsey DO o.; star Whum do do
Mary Lanedon berry DO dc Sarah smith, Havener DO Tor
eifast; Coral Ccnery, De; Tortupe Conery DO for
nsmpesr yes nsrs Harrington. do Trumpes nsm 40 for
Rcckiand ees Lion, Rroen DO Tor Bostun; r.
Mount Hore Pcst % for salem: Only gsstraan
seuersst Cor DO; Pslss Bhbidgs NYorh for Plymouth
AID hfie Teloe.
sethAir trs krss Motcp Philadelphia for Bosscu with
loes a. deck load o. cos and sustained damaee hu
stars rsils and rgsinE schrs Aradp NYork Giou-
ceste UuJre Hsvey, NYorh for Lubeo Cisssa Il Seass
rsrt, hourd y.
a7hss All the other vessels mentioned In this repor ana
al these feTorttd In NJ last
in Ior, sshr Wlsn vts fsg anchors sshr oPAr. reps
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1852 under
stand that the Industrial Exhibition of London, in
ls5l, TO be repeated in the city of New York in
1857 and that arrangements have been made
which will secure very general representation of
the products of the worlds industry on that occa-
sion. We learn further that the use of Governors
Island, in New York harbor, has been applied for
and granted for the purposes of the exhibition; a
presenting open space enough, and being easy of
access. We trust that the response OF the New
World 10 the Old in this matter will be entirely
satisfactorily Washington Republic, Nov. %.
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Teiegrsphio Marine nepcvts-
ALxxsrDRiA, Nov rs.
BAIr~ors, Nov II.
srrived-schr Hiram Gerard, Hammond, NYork.
ssiled-Brig ora, Brectvoldt, Falmouth, ia
OsARLssrer, Nov rs.
Arrivsd-Cbsries Croeher. NYOrh.
Anivsd-Bris George Leslie. NYort. -
Arrved--ship silas Holmes NYork.
2oth-Bfig Boston, Boston.
Cleared-park Marcia. Hoaton.
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Passengers Arrived.
MEDICAL.

HAvAss-Brie Edssr-b ssias de no ot Cuba; JOrda
OF Patttrton MI John Tappen orb, Gopher Wilson,
PtnadtlThiai Joseph Dozens, Of Boston.
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DE. L. MoRrApoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
Take care Of Thy hslsta" have devoted many ysss g
phnts Those who wish 70 consult those Paints
sScsptss Il yeu value yopJ isath You viii syoid those
ysu snd thai their lind 81 medicine is al thst Is
sIy Tor d,eais 70 all i ioTns rsrsons whose health has
S,5 i rSlssa '' '' 's''' call upon me daily vi WI"
nR. CoNvIRs, IS THIRD AVENUE NEW YoaK IS
eon,ui,ss in eases q veatps's vsd dssility g The
f,SssS By %prSPsT h,1, q y.uh Dr. o. s.l,srs,.d
a. 1npsrtsnt ssVi,s "a the srrisa ara sinsls scca
pa,ies each bottle Letters postpaid Forwarded the
~ D,ssss from is years prsssiss II vhios we're IN
ss:RssL 1T; . ,n.slsd 70 Gusrtnt.. .veeey esrss
ss, &c s,. be-. .s =, , 3an'' N
fsur,ss: years. ssnsssS h. er.e,so a.. ,rss,
men. q msrcursl,9s o,hsr al,S.ss. the
tve TO ave eays. perfee, cure charge
DR eLcyERIsA REouLARLY EDUCATED PnYsI-
has sons % % Sc % sss, s.. "a 0s ..ss ard
with and rrotraeed eases who hs.. been treated
Y ann street Private through The entry.
DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED coSFrpENrALLY
L. ,pees eass Of alesses Thirty year practice .ns-
iecei he Thoss -he have been mi led
iii cured See eel Ii. IsnSo N dsma Il.
tiss ia all ds.s.s. q private nature that was used
s,s's1 ,tss are 70; tar sssini TIE az. ::
70 BE cured . rapidly th,y are y Or LarI., q Rs.ss
and mercury Tor M ahs See vsrssnsnt ths other
side of this sheet
A IEkFEor SAFEGUARD AGAINST eUAcKERT--
,mrds 20 r,osrn. ian r,srs ~, rsmsa an nA,Sss
are shfay clearly given sSsp,sd % tSs wee q every
cr,snaSS street. or Or ..d irss 81 po.i
MO CURE Ne PAY.-DR. ooRBirr. 10 DUANE ST.
~ may be scss.l.sa On the irsstmen. Of esrtsin
S,,s q Ss:... s.s';s. ,s,s.s Dr. 70 cur, y.
No CURE, NO cuARoE-ya MURPHY HAS RE-
~ moved 70 No * socssv.t street Chatham vhsrs
vithou. msreury in two four days with sae
ss gi s.eas s,is, be-, cannot be beaten N r.
@XX SAVED THE FRENCH ANrIDoTE Is A PER-
and tos ss srs s,,, % 70, s ysi
some case. cured days oss Soits last. e. week.
ran. % forfeit s sps pssSrn III
&c; es.ss @ tG asS :. Is &: bs sSs ss
P.pG. ''R 'ssS sA s5sS aSIS, s''
'Ii: Is,.,,. ssIos' Ss.r: sc.
amst,er Of surprise 70 that any %
disease. SSs ssrs 81 sv .sss s asss,s pre-.
h9 ~. eur. 20 e,sy ~ The one ~ g,'
spso ssss sIsi Ssa
sSss 80 P ss 90 's' ssS
dsesi'. faculty ssos.hs u l. fse ss WI sSs ~,
r5spsily irssi.d. u.S may dsrn.s. IN ,hs
sIss possIly y.s, Ersp.r, understood NOS, ss.y
Esss,is: q nj. ;aIias.A.s
yssr.s sss that IL s,s. s.tssn s,.s,.ss ,ssr
rom ssy rrspsr is b sSrs .s ssss ssr,sa .
,s Issis' ss.. can e ir. =. cher
pused HtAe esss snd EafittI o the cure.
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bezzng its funds:-
Moses Beach, of New York, charged With en-.
uepry Beach NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. York. $1,000
Jshn J. HOLSTER, of Buffalo, N. Y. 10 600
Nathaniel Jenkins of Milan Ohio. ....... 10 900
John Pallen, of Buffalo, N 10 900
John r. Gay, Of Milan, Ohio. ..............l00o 900
ETA Collyer, OF Havre de 10000
The last named individual is psalm singing
chap, from New York, who acted as cashier of
the bank, and was sent here by the New York
directors, 10 throw sand into the eyes of the pre-
sdent and local directors, and most effectaally
did he do it. He was one of the very pillars of
the church, and, finely did he manage his cards,
and humbug the president and directors at Havre
de Grace, that they actually, at the time of the
explosion, were discussing the prOprety of declar-
ing dividend of three or four per cent for the
last half year. Poor, innocent souls whenever
our city papers uttered a word against the bank,
they would come out with statemen that they
had the whole control of the bank and its funds,
and that the public interests were safe in their
hands. There is no doubt in the world Of their
honesty-they thought they had the whole ma
nssement Of the bank, until one morning they
woke up and found seventeen cents in the big iron
chest-and the psalm singing cashier endeavoring
TO throw more sand in their eyes. They were Sc
lected on account of their honesty, simplicity and
guibiy, and those who made the selection
proved their great foresight.
The Governor has already been requested by the
court 10 issue his requistion on the Governors of
The different States, tor the fugtves and if they do
not fly they will certainly be brought here for
trial. The charge is for ENLIGHTENMENT, and there
is no evadipg such requisiton as that They
embezzled II by operating secretly on their tool,
the cashier, without the knowledge of the direc-
tors, and he, by making long prayers, playing the
organ at church every Sunday, and attending
heve that he was one of the angel Gabriers right
hand spirits,
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mARITImE INTELLIGE EN- K.
Movement. OF the Ocean steam.

Port OF New York. November 10, 1850.
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Our Blu fillmore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, NOV. Is, lou.
Thanksgiving Ddy--Ihe Hawe de Grace Bank
Frauds-Endictments for sslement-Ma-
~agemsnt of the New York Finamcirs-SaVdSst
in the Eyes of the Maryland Directors-Rsq1i-
sitiom for the Fngitipes, &c.
Thanksgiving day in the morning has arrived
all manner of business is suspended, and the church
bells sound as clear ard uninterrupted by the din
of busy city as if it were the Sabbath morning.
The Hartford County Grand Jury have been, for
week past, investigating the fraudulent failure of
the Havre de Grace Bank, and have found true
bills against the following gentlemen, for en-
hezzlino ito funds.-
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A IEETLcT shILeUAsp Against 9UAcKERY-
"A Dr. Raphs Practical Private Trsstise The nature,
symptoms and progress with recipes Tor remedies de.
faithfully and CLEARLY given daptsd 70 the o. every
Ninth edition. 3f7 PIP With Plates Price ST. Ia AZ
81 Greenwich street or mailed free BY post.
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M tLD =, hO tObiOH cAMt fhAC-
tiee IN all diseases % pnvate nature that used
quarter OF century rce, are 100 tar behint the "a
mare the ,hicted row believe that these diseases ought
IN be cured rapidly they By DR. Larmost az Rsade
street but that they ought We druned with copavfa
and mercury nths. see hd Vsrsmont the other
side Of this sheet
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No CURE, NO CuARGE-ya MURPHY HAS RE-
moved 70 No * socssv! street. Chatham vhsrs
he hourly eonsuted on all diseases Recent
without msrcury In two four days with suc
beat DIT. ~ win forfeit sAn ~ ~ "
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-30
JOB PRINTING.

lAVING attached totheir Newspaper
establishment an extensive aud supe-
rior assortment Of JOB TYPE, the
Proprietors Of the MADIsoNIAN would
respectfully invite those wishing work
done in that line to give them a1all,
N. b. Work done at the short COT 40
tice and IN accommodating terms.
70 ORce-on the South Side'o of the
Public Square.
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POETRY.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
DEATH or JOHN c. CALHOUN.

-
-0-
A sound Of grief strikes On the ear, &
'Iis echoed Car throughout our lhndi
Iis moHrnful accents truly paint I'D
Ike thread Of life how lraitlhe strand.
Toll, toll, toll
The fmneraIbeIi
Letits iron tongue speak out,
Al RatiOn's grief to tell.
Anothef bright and brilliant star
IIas ta'eu Its Eight to heaven afar;
a Patriot pnre hes With t,edeads
The Lightof the "Scuthern Crosss has fed.
Yes, be Is gone. that pure and gifted one;
No deeds Of waller grace his spotless uame,
Vet us Inscribed, rs with nm iron pen,
Upon abe tablets Of his country s ia ne.
Mourn, aye, wen you mourn,
Sons Of a Southern land;
Noun for your %truest, frmest friend,
The noblest Of your land.
Within your souls that name enshrine,
Around your hearts his memery Irvine;
Nov he's gone, Ills a priceless boon,
His memory, and that name-"Calhoup.'
lie sleepsin death!-the snow white stroud
Encircles round that noble form
lie sleeps within The m5urnful tomb,
Far from the tumdlt md The storm.
Weep, weep, weep,
Ye maidens fairi
a cypress wreath Tor the Putriot Irvine
Twinc il lii bis hair.
Bend softly DER the funeral bier,
Bedew theuoble eorse with teirs; y
The pnrest That could be given,
y waited with those tears Is heaven.
"A nation mourns, a nation weeps;
Aye, well sho may; the brightest gern.
Her crowns can boast, Is plncked and set
Within a pincely dialem
Tread, tread, tread
Softly o'er the sod
Where rest the ashes Of the one
Whose soul is with his God.
Orfotd NJ c., kM II. M.