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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

State, 10 certify that the sbove named
Rhodes Dohouey ~aubscribed and made
oath to he foregoing certificate hpfurr
me. this 27lh day Fthruary. lS49.
Jas. NJ. Humphreys. J. +.
tn THE PUBLIC.-f, Jacob
Green. of,he county of Jennings and
State &c Indiana, do hereby certify, thai
ii tie early PAT of last scasuu, l was
taken with a violent cough, attended
with a pain III the breast, aud same
times fever, and that | rmrloyd a skill
Gul physirinn iur some tine, Who said
he could give me ~" relief y ! ihen
commenced nsiug Misrar's Balsam 81
Wild Cherry. and fSll almost i'n'nrtli.
rtp ulirG; and aud after taking three
houles, ! hud myself 10 az g"nA health
as | have enjoyed f"F number Of years.
Nv rpsinrii"n. mulrr the blessings II
Gni, ! AttrihnRd H. The use If The me-
%,Iirinrs ahnvp named. jacob Green.
MACH it. 1919.
State # Indiana. Jennings cnnn'y
/. David n SINNER Justice "fIhe
Peace IL and f,r said rnntpy and STATE
ID certify that he almvt NAMED ~ al
Green. Subscribed and made oath In
The f,r going c%rriic IL. htrnie me Tins
irst day uf March, 1910.
We would advise those Of our read
rrs WIN are lahn'ing under an AFR j
~ "f HE lungs. Ia makr immediate
NAL Of this truly excellent medicine
The mosl intelli!ent aud respectable
fmili"$ If ON city have adopted il asa
favuti'e medicine: aud prls1iS prrdis
posed Ia cmlsumpii"h who have used
i, speak in the highest lerlns of its
efficacy.
0F Bpwarp Of conn'erfe;is aud i'm
iatt,r -syrru rlI an mhtr pre-
haraiinns Of Wild Cherry.s Remrm.
her, they only %irnltale IN name, with.
ont possessing the virtue. Buy none
hu' thu genuine aud n%riginal Dr.. Wis
mrs BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY
Signed Sanford K Park, IN HE wrap.
per around cash hhtlr.
AGENTS
r n. WARD e CO. and PRIEST
.LY & MOSBY, --.Canion --ISAAC
MANN. Sharon. COOPER & HANDS
BROUGH, Camden - RLUNDELL
Benion.-lSAAC JORDAN, Gar hts
ALSO
Sold by SCOVlL g. MEAD II,
Chartrps s'r',t New Orleans.
GENERAL agents Tor tOe Sonth.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

N0D~. BAI A??sAL. - Jll!
voQH I'm inVl' pr3:iDFalml
be- the case Of 81 able and valued
N, nb,r Of society. Tlis caS4 IS ps
iarlly clear, aud | ka1W your learnIf
tnI incii intelligence. FSr me- 10
gIe would nj be only waste Of tI
mt an insult 10 ynllr penetration
Mach might he said, but nothing
needed. Before my other jlds
wIild lay down the rules Of law,
here | know they have been dAe
stuffed, and wisely md rStooi. III
arolld ms and b3hld an hagh
NOISE Of logs, yet See before me
spirit OF truth the nnpnrchased dlsI
ntorot law, anl the nd tenement
sex before my Ilanta vision, prom
beautiful as a majestic temple 70
.tlcr. Judge. | have a botI,e Of
prime NJ !longahnla IN my pocket
tn f'Sp::t | nnar yolr character
low ~ to mike ybn present o.
Yr&ic' t)rh DE- Jc@daM
the tlgi.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
HON. IL S. F0oTE

nun IL y. F0OTE,
The correspondence,
Rich nond E,lqnifer pays the tlllo~%
compliment to Gen. F0Ote Of N,
State:
"Gan. Foote, is a warm and en,A,
81 ,slic admirer Of the Cnnstitn,lon
ms country. aud when lie Discovers
my ofthe prominent members Il 4.
DHmocratic party, or any ct ,er perso1
i derrllct or OF duty or a lpanlnv
these notions Of fanaticism thai djs,.
Yards the b5hestS Of that Consti,Df;a.
he has he nerve to speak OF Asm a0s
iheir actions, such rs the crlsls i.
,nlnds. Gen FO te will moi sbrs.
from any service IN defence OF the n,
trrest Of the southern States. M
IN defending the Snth, will he chm
any advantages over the ',free S,alOJ
Of III" Union. He will contend n,
The ilsi action Of Cnngress, aud lor l.v,
that vii restrain further e croarh,
iMrnts of fanaliciSm upon the Sinh
or II that cannot be accomplished. tha
tie conSttnli NJ II g%narNuIIes mlt Il
enforced or this Unlol will resoivs
itself INTO lis original element; far N
the Iangn ,ge Of the immortal IecIah.
ton Of Independence, the free Str,
Legislatures have set at naught, an
are "abo.ishing orr most valuable law
aud, altering fundamentally, the bow
.erS Of our government Such ii
fact is the present faction Of northem
frnNticlSm. aided, we tear, by Others
il the mnduct of men is any exponea
at their feelings.
Gen. Foote is an able man-orm
the ripeSt scholars: andone Mwiysb
live t. the welfare Of his cotttrv.
southern man against the South,
more abhorrent to him, ten flld, ihm
an open enemy: and he who wars
gainSt themutuhl check 4 balance lha
IL contained, 10 degrade the Sorh,
advance the North, will ever ind
Gen .FoDtn al Antagonist re dy AID
Wiling to oppose their assumptions 4
did give Col. Benton some hnine thrua
It took effect, for Cot. B nton md
trek from the Senate, TO him, in h1
leaplng tn the side OF the. South, AM
the 'iree Soll', dognas of the times,
Since Mr.. Foote dressed off M
Seward of New York for his aho9iM
WoSprnsity, Seward has changed b
seat. H. is now enScoucel behind Nj
Gay, and prnyS, as it were, his prote
tIol from any further cfaSuSemeWt
his conduct. Tnis movement Of n
ward, C used some merriment att
expense. We hope Gen. Faoie WI
.lprret him ont if needS be; Snrh dstn
.bars Of the public tranquility AM n
hers vt otlcr mems property, ns )
v rd aud lis cnaljotorS are Shoa
have n1treSt for the sole Of his fd
VIthil the land which he desc rae
and should be il "tnyinvh anl \ va
lh,ll il The earth, 'deSniSeI AMI dsa
ted Ivy the sous OF men"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

The L"uis,,lle Jonrnol aay<:"Dr.
Roeers's Liyerwoi and Tar n"I "nIy
yiles immediate relief 10 coughs and
colds, bmt. fum The testimony of men
nfihr highest standinn here aud else.
where. i; is making >nmr Very remalk-
able cures II omuSnmpiiou."
The Railway Register alds:"Wr
lnyc Iearrd il stated, hy persons Of
great responsibility Whn have used This
medicines. Thar il is "nf III + most re-
malkahie medicines If HE aye. inr
Cangh. Cnld, Inlnrhza, Bronchitis
Aslhni, Pain in he side and biepst
splitting Of Blind, h"ping Cpngh,
rnd all Lung complaints, which ifire.
lrcied. usually terminate in cnIsnmptl,
~; and The ccr,ihcles attached IL the
advertisements would seem fully Ia
itIslIy this siaipment."
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

SOUND NDJIC.&--Neve marry q
Win Is f,lt ct b4lIg always y
street is foul OF nInn ng % y
n,atmgS-wIle llas II jswelled y
md nptv h4ld--wio will 50
notiIer work all toll while shs
in b d AMI reads novels, am pl
sickness.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
F44VERWORT.

THIS plant has. far many Years, been
fonnd i" be of singular vitlut il the
cure 81 aHirmionst Z the Liver. More
recently il was arrrraaled Thai it Pos
~~,'ss,"l grrat power II arrr>iiug Bleed
iup ofihr Lungs. Coughs "fa chronic
character, g., aud Of cssemih service
mall diseases ola pulmonary charac-
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
PRiVILEGFD ~ sTiONS.


Tale % ~ hen = q%nesti"n i before The
Division, The enly mniians in order shall he
lsi. 10 adimrn; 2nA. the previ ns pnestirn.
Bid, 70 la8 10 tie AablrS Alb. "a ppsineue
indefinitely, 5ih, to pnsiroup to adeRul'e
period; 9Th. ID refer; III. ~ divide. if the
sense will admit efIi, or Sth L. amend.-tn
take ~nFPcedpncr as 4reirafraeerd. andthe
hrstihreest" liz dpcided withmpt debate.
RUE 23td, I'm The calloffve mrmhrrS.
tie mi rity may demand hat The previop<
question Be PIT. which shall always he IN
this form Shall tho matn question I've uow
pM n Ifthish lie ratr-pa. At further ms'iar4.
amendments. and debate shall he excluded
aud the question ! e pn, without delay. II
The question has been amended. thpnu, =
tinn shall b. taken IN The amendment Ersi
IF mare Than one amendment haS hepn made
the asi male amendment in order slaIl take
piece lem II The rite. Il shall moi b. in Or.
der Is reconsider the agreement ! orake the
s.preyions question.
Rale 2t-When q question Is ipAr6
naiely postponed. il shall not he acled on
during that Of The Succeeding meeting.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

The rigyp ta'ls ,,IoPt Y c1,'
'hod Of m9kIng il turkey tellus' I,
aahoar before iebird y kllleu \
.ofbnndy i poured dowA
whic ! produces complete nv
ana the Il Ssh ofthe tipsey I.
qHires a tendsnessr superior .,.t
which IS produced BY long
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
MEsyss FALL Il MARSHAL:

q etLsnsa Il have been lllo0
thlt my IN 10 was put IN I'oiIl, !,
for tia oil e of5tate Reporter. ! !
im e ltler!y without ny know'a
Or coa<ent. Iddnot know illat |.
vas M e'erhol pendin.: ! dll Y
ven know that the tenure Of llea
lid l,ean changed. Bltifl laa /.
aware nftlrse facts, | should ~
r'en 4 candi te. | dislike 70 "
voa with a publication; ! have "
nlInn FIR that sort OF notoflflyl
rs dlslikn still nor to be regalua
. seeker ofoti3es, either large y Y
II tht same tune, | properly aH
th@ kiad Intentions Of the lfleH''
put me in nomination.
Very respectfully your lflels
Ii. q. Elsss
CauioB, March lth, lSoV
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
PROSPECTUS OF
TlIE.U MON
Daily, Seml.W eekiy aAA
Weekly NeWAONncrk


tf,1 'fSt'
On and after the first ,llv Of June
next, lhe ."Uni,u" viii be published I'M.
der the inint editorial arrangement and
cnu'r'l If TN Subscribers.
And as both nflhr undersigned have
been before the public in dliferenr ST :.
tinns--oue Of us FIR nearly haIfa cen.
tlry, and the other flr several years
W hrIieve il will not be deemed ARA
CANT in NJ II snphnse tha, anything
more Than a general Declaration of our
principles aud the course whichsws in.
tend to pursue, viii he necessary a,
This time,
The political character ofthe Union"
will remain unchanged. As. it has
hitherto done from the dale If It's pub
l%icalion ~ the present lime. ii Will con.
Time Ia advorate the great pr.nriples
nfthr Democratic party AZ expoanlrd
by its-lllustrlpus founder TaoM.s JET.
PERSON. aud carried into successful
prarlirp in the administration ,r Tho
governmsht by Subsequent demncraiir
Presidents, principles which have So.
cured Tor our hpluvrI country an OK.
pausinn, progress, and glory uarxam
plel in The history IF ancient Il ron.
%lemporAry empires. and elevated il Ia
the FIRST rank among the nations If III,
earl'. Those priacipleS have been
more fully developed III tie enigma.
Prospectus which we published al tht
commencement Of The publication .
the "UNtoN,' AMI repnhli$hrd il h,
columns a few days ago. They de-
maml u system nf mxatinn aud feve,n,,
Nhirh Shallfht Equal indinsf apnh NJ
classes and individuals o~plfessl1g MN,
aud hvprng none; economy ilth ~
%pepdhure Of ;he public u The 50
peraiion "f The fiscal atfiirs uf the ben
cral govrinmrm tiom all c ,nnrNiy
with state institutions ." cnrpnrati,n
created by usrli; y strlrt run@,rncli.,
nt The cpnSiltptI N. conf ing The sever
" branches 1T The general government
!, \" her prirrular spheres faction an.
: irq.iring If all 4 fithfiI perf;,r nlnr,
IT inty; aud especially drmanling A.,
lnN<ling lhai the P.p.idrn, ~ m,
Uuited States Sh1ll MI abdirsie n
hie'i powers aal his responsibilities !.
!, Is lrreSpnn,ihie rahil. under The u,m,
II a e%ahFtei, wha ars mi @cIn,,cn i,
the people anl are MT accountable, !.
! Them arhehhlnt.box.
such are, il general an. principle,
"'srh %" Union" will advocate. al,
: ~ pertaining Tie duties which The,
. h'ye intly aS,nma The undersisnr,
i are aware. thu in The pres ut c~ri,l4 !
d@rv'lve npum them Il dlsrnss iii,
i, pn'icy aud measures Of lhe nlrty i,
! p1"er with freedom. mud perhaps. 81
slme Occasions eitt severity. Bul /,
execmine their bieh tlnciions rs con
; duciois IT The public press. they vii
I notfDrget the dignity nortbe amamtisI
I dnc u their position, while they pc
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

Ibis article t. NOW universally me-
know lpdereft be the mn,t healing aud
rfiripn, Application ior diseased IT de
eayrd lungs, " any portion ofthe leshy
~ mnSrnllr paris nf The human indy.
hs medicinal aud pre- crvative qualities
were understood by the Egyptians in
fIr early ages Of The world. and no
nnw exists among scientific mrn.
thai The preparation used mIhr EN-.
hlmmrhi IT bodies, was composed
principally If This ingredient. In later
ages, il was found 10 he il universal
use among The alb rieiues Of America,
aud nj this dry II is their principal, mn !
in flri. only urdlcipe for AZ uuS"uud
state If the lungs. or any approach Ia
il. Th"scwho are acquainted with The
histuty nftNi> hardy rare ofmru, know
tint II draH FINN consumption is IN.
kuowu anang Them! The medical ia
fnlly in all counties appear 10 have
heroine awnte of thu grrm healing pro-
prrlies If his a%rlirlr, aud ate now IN.
Producing II in Their practice. Dr..
Bachau. Of England. DR.. Crichinn, nl
-. Petpr,lmrh. DR.. u l'rieurr. of
Paris, M plhp distinguished DR.. Cnop-
.cr, have been in The habit If rnmhin-
lug il with mher ARTICLES in their pre-
.scrption,, and with pnlre success.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
WlSTER'S BAISAM.

The hesf remedy ever kanvn !" man
fnr Coughs, Asthma. Colds. Cronps
Dr. uclmis. lhhlienzl. Blrrlin! al the
L,maS. Difficulty If Brealhlrl. Liver
Affections, Pains nr Weakness ST the
EIsa~l ..nr Side, First stage, II con.
Sumption. &c.
q REMARKABLE CUE ESD
or Ill tie cures that have zen rrcnul.
rd, there a,a crrl,inty none equal Ia
The first meuiimrd. which Iibnuly
shows HE ruraoiluy # consumption,
even nj some If lis werSi forms.
j HFFfB.oN corN Y ~. Fnn N $50
Mcsas. Sa4foH s Pax -Gents,
This Il ~ certify. tint my wlEp. Names
| Dohonv. has been in a declining Siat,
sof health E,r lie llsi Nv, wears. He
disras bafl-,l lie skill.f he best nrdi
cal all ! mld procure slraanr
lpton"unred her Il \, a~e Consumption
III Tie last stage aud sljl thai her r.
~e,yery was pa>i III human hopes. a.
i lat resort. with very littla Hope,
prap,td Wisler's lsan IF vii,
Cherry. After nslns 4 few h%dfle<,
nnnd b my ~agrprahla surprise, iha
her health vas improving rapidly Sl,,
isnnw 3" far tpciverel. as ~ ". ahlp I,
Atfs,nl lnlrr household duties. WI hon
Suffering any Inconvenience Her "a
md inpnee nenf apa present he ilih
WARRANT m"in The BE- ipf HAT size will
,@snon he entirely restUed.
Ra DoHoNgY.
State u Indi1na, Jefferson I, unity. 8
James NJ Humphreys, a Justice n
Tho Peace, IL and for said county ond
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

Br~a'e Of C~oaaicrfas I'D Base
m%iiatiORsi
The genuine article is sigued AN.
dew RoGr0s. on the engraved wrap.
Ier around each bottle.
Price 81 PR bnirlr. or sly bottles fur
SIS. Sold wholesale aud ,rerail Nv
SCOVIL e. MEAD.
lt3 ChaItrrs -. EetNeen CONT aud
81, Louis sts.
SOLE GtSrHaL AoiNTs I'm rms
SOUTHERN STATES
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
ADJONRNMENT

RRle PA motion q . loun s'ialI ~
ways he in order. cxcep, II. " hens mem
Ter i il possession nf The floor; 2ml, While
The yens awl nays me heine called; 3rl.
When lie menbrrS are voting; 4tl. Wien
adjournment was III" la,' prcce ING motion;
or 5th, when il has lieen dpridel That The
previous question shall be taken.
R2h 26-A matioa 70 all,lm sinp'y
cannoi he amended hni d muiinS tdNJinu'n
% . givet lime may be, and is q. 81 g de.
bale.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
FILLING BLANKS.

Ruiz 34-When q blank is be filed,
bv the names Of persons. a vote shall lc
taken in the names III the ordcr nfrheir ~.
minalinn; hm' when a blank istn be flied
Nv sny sum II money Or time proposed. tie
a~ne-tiun *bai ~ FIST Pun on the largest
ann and lie snssi rampie lime,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21

= A. P. HILL, Editor.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-06
To Delinquent Subscribers---Ex-
tension of time.

We are gratifed to find that so many of our
old friends, who had been delinquent, have res
pondsd to our call and made settlements There
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.Neic Brunsriek---'rhe ST. Johns Morninn
News complains that the Governor and Coupc 4
have rejected the petition for commission "a
proceed to Washington, in order to urge on our
Government complete reciprocity. It states
however, that two gentlemen, Messrs Wilnot
and Chandler. were TO leave st. John the next
day for Washington to urge, in their private ca.
pacity- This matter. The same paper complains
that lumber IN British vessels is not allowed by
the Americans to be landed, in stated places
Formerly" 1t says, :" our vessels could pass
the bridges and land their lumber near the rail
way depots in Boston ; aud formerly vessel
from 81. John could land n cargo say at Will
liamsburgh, opposite New York-the new order
issued by the Secretary of State co.nrels our
vessels to keep below the bridges, and not to
land at WIliamsourgh or any Of the outports. =
81 thai while England is giving the Americans
every advantage over the Colonies, our neirh
bors are doing all they eau TO annoy us. There
will nave to be noise made very soon"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-06
EDIroR,s rABLE.

The Maiden and Married Life Of Mary Powell;
The Modern vassal: by John Wilmer;
Li,tels Living Age for June 8;
Temptation & Atonement- Next Of Kin:
by Mrs. Gore;
Feats on the Ford: by Harriet Martineau;
The Maiden Aunt;
All published by E. Liltel g. Co. Boston, and
for sale by E. P. Walton g. Son.
Hints folcard Reforms: by Horace Greeley.
Horace Greeley has probably written and pub
hshed more matter than any American OF his
age: yet this is his first, and he intimates, pos
sibly his last book The style is offhand, We:
agreeable; for the matter, it is just such as
the readers of the Tribune have been accustom-
ed 10 meet. The readers of this book will form
a better estimate Of the authors notions Of re-
form than they can do from the casual articles OF
the Tr;bune-and more favorable opinion into
the bargain. While we find much that we do
not accord with, we find much also that is worthy
of praise-and most worthy is the earnest and
we doubt not honest purpose OF improvement,
which is evident On every page.
Eleanor or life tc,thom Lore: By Hannah Gard
ner CreaIner. Boston, james French, pub
Usher
A very handsome volume, and doubtless wor-
thy of its dress; but for the present we can
Judge by the dress only.
Christian Parior .Nagazinc: New York, Geo
Pratt, publisher.
This is an exceilen: monthly visitant for q
christian family. Mr.. Pratt renders it very at
trac,ive and valuable by embellishments, as well
as by good matter. In The May and Jdne mum,
bers are portraits Of the poet Wordsworth and
DR.. Lyman Beecher, either of which will be es-
teemed worth the volume by the admirers Of
those eminent and excellent men.
Byrne's Dictionary of Mechanics, EngiIe-,rorh
and Engineering. New York, ID. Appleton
IL Co.
The tenth and eleventh numbers hive been
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light, eectro-u.etallurgy, and details of engine
work the latter topic beng deliberately treated
The Philosophy of Electrical Psychology: by
John Bovec Dods. New York, Fowler and
Wells.
A twelve mo. of l6S pages, consisting of nine
lectures by Dr. bod, who has had the horor oil
beng invited to lecture at Washington By dis
tingui-hed Senators. The topic is an interest.
ing one, and SO is the DO *. Mail edition, price
81 | cents.
The Choroi .gdrocdfe and Singing Class Journal
New York, Mason & -aw-Boston, Tappan
Whitenore & Mason.
A new mon'hly musical paper of IS pages oc
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corresponding editors.
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Trouble IN Canada Toronto. Nav 25.-Tbe
debate in the Assembly to day on amendment tt
send an address 10 the Queen, declaring it mex
pedent to make the Legislative council elective
developed strong tendency to organic changes
and brought on general discussion. The riohl
to freely discuss the annexation question was
insisted OH by ex Solicitor General Barley and
several others and the Ministry was strongly
condemned for making the dismissal of Col
Prince. He defied the Colonial Secretary and
The Provincial Attorney to prosecute him or any
one advocating independence. The spirit of the
debate was hostile 10 England, and to the stabil.
itv of English institutions in Canada The mo-
ton for election of legislative council was neg.
atived 81 to H.
Canadian Parliament Wednesday,
May 29th.-Llst night the House was engaged
in discussing the propositions for Withdrawing
The Attorneys General from political contests.
Ind in making the Legislative Council elective
for electing all Government officials, and ad-
dressing the Queen to pay the Governors salary
out OF the Imperial Treasury, and for reducing
the expenses OF the civil list. The motion wus
postponed till July.
The address in answer 10 the speech from tie
throne was finally carried in the Assembly tins
A. M. about O'Clock, alter an animated debate.
of 10 hours. Ayes A, Nays H.
The principal topics argued, were annexation
and elective Institutions
TORONTO, U. c., May 29th.-In the Ieu;s,.-
tive Assembly this afternoon, the Inspector ;,.n-
eral stated, that the Canadian Government ~ m
not grant the free navigation Of the 81. lawra,ca
to the United States unless the latter will assen,
to reciprocity of trade.