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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

Bill Cor an,acl O. - 60 aiIsb a ihe
1lasuts as gsquisc Al "A. @1StV
Court % resIae 4tnlf "a M6Isa bis
court 10 held-feIs
Resolution emporerinR tommlllss on
RAILROADS % take necessary measures @ as
certain whether he Norwich and W0tcas-
Ger Railroad Company had complied with
al The reddisilio1b Of theiF charter. attn
Resolnlion passed appointing Georg6 w.
Feet = eommissi0mer on The HOusasonic
Railroad anil lhf 21't Of June NEXT.
AdjOurned % 10 : ~ tomorrow. S,
Wednesday, morning. - Mr.. Moore, Of
Onioa, was appointed % ell the vacancy ia
The committee on military affairs, occasion
cd By the resignation Of Mr Wilkes.
Mr. Francis Of Wailingfogd WA appoints
ed On the committee on roads and bridges,
vice Smith az NAngatuciE excused.
MessFs HamersleyS Wilcox, ROash. Beard,
BaFnhaal, Gilbert, Warner and Washhurn
were dpp0infea % tie Joint Select Cons
mitsee on Federal Relations.
Ne Demines res0ldti0n aathorixing the
Govefhyr 20 procure d block of PSrtland
ffee stone for the Washington Monument.
and 20 l0Fnish a suitable Inscription for the
SANE, vas taken up aad adopted. 4
Petitions Tor division Of Litchfeld coma.
sy@tar Bank at Hamphreysvllle-Gor Gen
srai Banking Law- severally referred. Es
AdjOdfned. year .sg'e ne e. IS
Thursday morn.-No chaplsin present.
On motion Of Mr. Ames, il was voted,
THAI Nhea this, House adjourn it be 10 Tues
I ays a. oO'clock.. 9.
Petition for removal or the county seat
from EaiFfeid . Norwa!k, referred 10 Joint
select eommitlee.
Wf. Peck Introduced series az resolu.
siions % Tie snEiect Of slavery, 90. and
proposed That they Be- referred 10 the select
com. on Federal Relations, and be made
the order ~ lhe dag. for Wednesday NEXT
At 10 Oscl0ek. Laid upon the table By
censent o. the moser, for the purpose or
allowing Nc. Hooker, Of Pennington. 10
introduce . set Of resolutions on he same
subject. - m 4'f~ ~ 81 $3.50
TIE soasizsFSiioa pf Mr. ePeck.s resolu.
Nos was Eesamcd. Mr. Hammersley NOV
ed 20 amead BY striking ont that portion
that requires she Eesoluii0ns 20 be referred
20 the committee onF Federal Relations, 70.
ported upon on Tuesday, and made the or
erof ne day for Wednesday next. s
Mi Peck called for the yeas and nays on
the amendment, vhich were ordered-am,
endmeat loss---ayes 81, nays lOA.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday, at 2 O'Clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

A Large and general rs.
| soFiment cf Boots & Shoes.
received this week, They
were selected with care, and
are we'll adapted t. the present and approach
ing seasons. among which may be found the
following. VIZ
2uO pairs 8Ladies' Caters, assorted COLOR,
from 81 25tO az 90, 100 pairs French Enam.
meied and Kid sliprers, IS cts TO Is; 500
pairs cheap slippers, all sorts, 25 10 rs cts |:
% pairs chlldren's shoes, all kinds, 25 to 1 IS,
200 pairs morocco and leather busklns. from
% cla 70 so Leather boots, Polka hoe,s,
mor,ieeo bsois &c, rs 100 pairs Gents Cali,
Boots, from 25 to 8 90 SO pairs Cali and,
Goat Brogans SO pairs Kip and Cuwhide
brOgans 100 pairs boys calf becgans so to US
cents 400 Geats' Caters, Exceisciors, &c.
usual supply Of Leather. Morocco, Lin
ings. Bindings. Lasting. shoe thread. &c. so
hu. Shoe pegs. assorted sizes. 1t manufacturers
prices.
Particular attention will be paid 10 mann.
featuring custom work from French Calf skin,
Goat skin. common Calf and Kip skins, o.
anything OF the kind wanted. A heaUliiul az
ticie OF Bucxskin for tender feet, broad frill,
Just icr the lame. A word about Boots and
Shoes. not always thought Of. Ne one ever did
or ever can be healthy, sociable. amiable Of
agreeable, with their feet covered with rick
city. pinchlng. or slouching boots Of shces. s.
The reason why 10, that the blood, passing
y0times minute from the heart through the
Ieet back to the heart, the channels al cen-
tesing in the feet, if those feet are not well
clothed. i 10 sent back unnatural and dis0r-
dered. causing sickness TO the head, faintnsss
70 the heart and nneannees 10 the soHl. which
20 human being can overcome, mn medicine
can cure! u you doubt il. aching heads and
ewinging corns can tell the story. All in
want Of boots or shoes are invited to
call and examine my assortment, and IL they
and them Z little cheaper, and fath.
er better than can be found elsewhere Think
they wiltpurchass. No charge for showing.
Call aud see. SAMUEL. CLOCK.
Liich6eld, West 81, May -
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

TINE Copartnership hereiufsre existing
u under the name and Arm Of CAMP e
BROOKS, 10 this day. BY mutual consent dis.
solved. r. NJ. CA1eP.
s4#.sr.S. GEORGE B1nnEs
o. All claims against. and 10 iavor d the
above lirm, wilt be settled BY
sss CAMP & SFREET.
G,,shen. May 4. 1850. 9wi
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
ouEEs wosLD Ta.s.--we were show,

QUEER WoaLD THIs. I'VE we're shown
letter yesterday. from California, bear.
ing. some very agreeable information to
afasher. The writer. son OF the gentle
man referred 20, vs. zach an incorrieii-
blsabad boy that bis parents had TO ship
him OF 10 sea. in New Bedford whaIer.
over Q years ago. The boy ran away
from the ship d Tahali. lived with the
natives . year. then shipped in another
whaleF, and ono day while pursuing u
whales the boat was stove and all hands
perished. . was supposed but this
young chap hung BY . piece of the boat
30 hanss, was picked up 81 Brazil ves-
sol. eand finally got into q SLAYER, and
eyeatuslly landed and ran off at San
Esanciseo, about the time Of the gold
discovery, went to work. dug old, sue
ceeded, and after eyefy body ii home
sapposcd be was dead and gone. turns
up" with . snug little fortune Of $50, 900
aud . coming home 70 enjoy his money
and experience. Bossos Mail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

S G. LANDON, has taken roems a the
Os house OF G. c. Palmer, in BANTAM
FALLS, where he will remain until the 2Sih
inst. He will then open room In SOUTH
FARMS. near WIN. L. Smedley's siere.
Those wishing pictures in either af the
sbnve named places. are invita- TO give him q
call. AID entire satisfaction will be guaranteed
in al cases.
Litchfeld. Nav 25th. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

!. :. ~ THE snelasnrscf Tie suhscSi.
- be-, ~ Fsidsy. May "a. isste
gea Cow, with large heFns. md
bginaie about The bead and
The owner Il requested d psv eha,ezs
and iske her away. JASON n. k0HEAIS.
NsslkIl, Msgsss $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
District q woodbury., ..

- g1AWu@h~ ~U0Stp april $Jtup lS0Us y
IA STATE OF Renjamin Coltou, late cf Wood.
Ia bury, in said district, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the District 81
Woodbury. hath limited and allowed elk
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
Of said estate. 10 exhibit their claims Tor set.
.sement. Those who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested, within said time.
will be debarred . recovery. Ali persons in.
dsbied 70 saId estate are requested 20 make
immediate payment to
HENRY LAMBERT. Administrator.
CHAS. PHELPS. Judge 8.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

Al Court q Probate hsldsn a Nosfslk. with.
in and for the District Of Norfolk, on the
asa dag OF April. 1850.
Psesent, DARIus PMELrs, Judge.
AN motion Of Executor on the estate OF
NJ SHELDON TIBBALs, late Of Norfolk.
deceased, having repTssented said estate i'm
solvent. and given notice 10 oil concerned to
appear before said Court the present day ct
10 o'clock "A. NJ. to b hssrd relative % the
| appointment 81 Commissioners. and no ons
appearing This Court doth appoint Amos
Petitions and Warren Conc. Esqsires. Com.
missioners to examine. adjust and allew the
claim OF the creditors Of said estate.
Certified from record.
a @s DARIUS PHELPS. Judge.
We the su',scrihers having been appainied
Commissions on the estate Of Sheldon lib.
balls, late OF Norfolk. deceased. give notice,
That the said Ccsst having limited Sin months
from the 10th day Of April. 1850. ~ credi.
mrs 10 present their clainns against said es-
tate. we wilt meet 81 the house of Amos
Psttibome, in said Norfolk. on Monday the
i4th day Of October next. a. tro'cloek P. N /,
10 receive and adjust oil elaine presented
again. :s's fsis'af'fijinoSE. e..,..,,....
WARREN CONE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
I NEW GOODS.

Calfifornia and 6ne Straw. also cheap
Lace and common Straw Hats, ut 30
cents piece.
A choise selection Of PaTasols and
PaasOletts, Linen Cambria Handker.
chiefs, mbroideries and Laces. Ladies
and Gents Kid. Silk and Isle Thread
@ES@v@@S
all sizes. Ladies super6ne Elastic Hose,
Merino Colors. Mantilla Silk and trim
mings. Mantillas made TO order. The
public are invited to call before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
A. Court Of Probate holden Il Norfolk, d
the a7,h day Of April. 1854.
Present, Darius Phelps Eso., Judge.


the 27th. day ofAPril. 1854.
Present, Darius Phelps Esq., Judge.
The administrator on tbs esiate or Alexan>
der Parsons. deceased, having Seprssented The
estate insclvent and gisem nhlice 10 ell concers
ned {, appAar before thia Court the present
day Il o'clock P N. q BE- heard felstive 10
tbs appointment at Commissioner. and 10 me
appearing, This Court dsth appoint Harlow
Roys and Samuel D. NOrthw ay, Commissioners
.te examine and adjust the claims Of the cEedi.
tsrs of said estate. and also hath decresd that
six months from the 10th day Of April inst. BE-
allowcd them 70 exhibit their claims 20 said
commissioners. Certified from record.
DARlUs PHELPs, Judge
Wsihe commissioners aforesaid. give public
notice that we will meet a. the house Of Jehn
A Shepard 10 Noffolk on the 10th day Of July
and On the roth day Of Octaber next al o'clock
a NJ, ,oexaming and a5just all elaine present.
ed agaiuat said estate.
HARROW RoYs, lCommis.
SAM'L D. NoRrHwAY sisner !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

70 Joel H. Guy, Esq. has been
elected President Of The Mcriden Bank,
nplace OF Noah PomasOy, resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
FOR SALE.

086 b113 ~ W56Ne9 3F -
- A HOUSE a Wo0D HOUsE,
n q fret rate well OF wafeF and
kSHS three fonrths Of an acre 81 lard;
lffih ahSss 20 rods south of the Wat-
eEbury River Bridge; pafg of ahe
above named honse 10 used for Q Grocery a.
this time and can be used ior that purpose ~ 3
chop or for most any other use. for ihrsheE
particulars, enquire of,
RANSOM HfNE. on tbs prsraisss.
WoIcoetyille April 25th, 1850. SsV
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16


AZ Court Il Probate holden al ToriaT,on
within an far ths Dignct Of ToFrinstos, on
the Iiih. day 81 MAJ, a. d. 1850.
Present, GEoKeE ID. WADzAnns, Esq. Jndxs
THIS Court doth direct The Administratut
" the Estate u JAAaEs GAaDNKn, late sf Tor.
rington 20 said district, decpusrd, n presented
20 DC tnsoivent 10 give notice 10 al peFsuns in
Utssteo AZ the estate Of said deceased. 10 an.
pear. (t they see cause,) before the Ceurf 81
Frabsee. to be holden II the Probate Ofy;rr IN
said district on the 2sth. day of Nav lk:st1. 81
O'Cl-cks afteEn0On 10 be heard relative =, ~
appointment ef Commissioners on said estate.
~ posting said order Of notice on nuhlic
| sisn post IN said town II TorTinxlOn. n. sresl
the place where the deceased last dwell, ana
BY advertising the same in newspaper pub,
llshed IN Litchieid County.
Certified from REGARD,
Russell C. ABERNErHY CIslk,
THE Court Of Probate for the District d
Lltch6sid, hath limited and allowed six months
from the da 9 hereof for the criditOrs 10 the
Esiate Of Mrs, Kabby Baldwin, late a Lisch-
field Ia said District deceased, in which 10 ex>
hibit their claims for allowance and settles
uent. Those neglecting to present their ac.
counts within said time. properly aifestcl,
will be debarred . recovery. All pereons in.
debter TO said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment to
IRA THOMPSON, Executor.
Lilch6eli, April 80 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

fg1saant 20 ~ order fiam the come, :.
tIsaass tsr he District q iIsswiuion. viii ~
sid On the 18th day of May 1870, :, uubI;c
aueiiun (unlerS previously disposed 81 !, nr;.
vale salr,l 20 much 81 The real estate sf Ben
lamin SqniFes late Of HsFwiHion decreased :,
wa gsa.s the sum 81 Three Thausand TIVE
ssnndFed, Eighty seven DsslaTs and Ssxtt
Lnsse cenia with inciaeniaI expenses oI sal:
sslsto take place a the late residences 1T the
deceasrd al o'clock, p. NJ
JANE FQUtREs. Adm,nistrztr;x
Ifagwinton MAY 81. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16
Certified from REGARD,
RlINNEI. e ARERMEc.i.E
Al . Court Of Probate holden II Sharon,
within and for the district az Sharon, on
the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1859.
Present JAMES ORR. ESQ. Judge.

FSTATE Of CLARK PARDEE. late Of
Ia Sharon. in said district, deceased.
The Executor represents the estate Insoly.
snt, ndpraysth appointment Of Commission
ers thereon. Whereupon, Ordered, thar Com.
missi0neIs to receive examine and adius,
the claims Of the creditors d said estate, b
appointed At the Probate Office in said Sharon
on the 18th day ct May, 1850. A 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon. and that oil persons interested
Executor will cause ahis order 10 be. pab.
lished in . newspaper printed in Lischfeld,
anc post copy thereof On the public sign posi-
neasest the place where the deceased last
dwelt in said Sharon. Atrus copy 81 Record
! So JAMES ORR. Judge. NJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

&eeeiPts Of Beneesiems Secssfiss The re-
cssl4s, auEinN the pasl yeas. q the principal
ssllkieas aaa ksneyalaal institutions whose an>
nisssszsies acs asM shsiag celebrated, show
gratifying increases over previous years. The
aggregate = larger ik4a Wss esss before con.
AsiAaiea to the ems o9jsets dining similar
SIS is4lsB. less. 80
A.. ssast SScissy ssSS.5OO Sa0e .423
An. nihse S0cists 15l.H7O 2B4.ei4
Sc. Eereign MiSsion f5S,277 iS5 .s0e
An. Hsme &isgioaarS 1895 Isl So:
Al, ana Fer. ChFien unioa as.504 f4S,oo0
An. NJ Fer. Uitle See $3.50 AO.ees
An. aspiisf Hams Misisn 2O,s76 as.A4s
q =. STATE csleaix%sise 81 ls.sas 1850
:. $3.50. 'ss esss.i 9 4 .sI-
II. skeesipss III IT, - aiae monih&
coy fTksy ssulswkat exceed ihas sn.eunt.
nespectiag he .Iast neniichsd iussitntisa.
ahs gsnia iaSrsase q iis receipts ei.pslls aeup.
Aaas ssisisnee az The ktoNiAg pspgiel y s lls
ehiect. 1hsoe years 80 e n tst1s ~
sE1satsa 20 onIy esD09. They bad nes ssFi-
e nneA from 2llis enm. far several Teese pss'
viaus N simiias incseSs h&$ lakoa plscs g
- &nH1 - nfchuPe ~ eaalsibnlings u rs
a. MnE.1se Wse u II ef5s ~ - ISIS u
ana - tt14 ,3Hs. Tie 6anneial lepnl.s q ~
aRisk fesslsa Qlksl sael stisz imregsaAt hp.
npE 81 6sla a. ~. - str6ipl. lsns yea
Ahssatle1 /. Z. 8 4nl " learn TIA. ~
Sesx ttS tAs bssu slfkht IaeseasF.
NJ Iswv. y Csa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

S8Q
MARTNTn1NN a
UKWWlK H IhlhMX
WlxlvWhlVWU |
.,,,., !. ans !, N.,. F,c,.,d and :,
-. =. -. -. - -. 4.
. ...u,,. ;as,..s;,: $1,000. S,,h -h,ch
~. -" -. ~. $500 y. ~ i. :, -
'ns nouss '"ss ets" iAs"'sS 'S' s''s 49, ''~
years. r.. ~. ma. i.
'''
S 8 .n "a S.s
descriptions Of housekeeping Goods, cot,ons.
Linens, Damaaks, &c Also. an
Ertensive Stock Of Dress Goeds.
= ''' D''' r'p''. A,. .a' ''''''''' '''
......... - Rr..ssrv ian
Ina. coi.~. sod ou.i,s;e,. 70 wl,;sS n. Al.
iention Of the La&iea Il specially inviteA.
Az.
..r~,
EOk The GEN14sEMENs
cio,h.. cass;meres and yestiurs. 10 per cent
.a....-. - r., 4. :, ..a;..-. 5..,... w.
N Ms SHss,E SSssns
we shall exhibit oil the beat descriplieDs nj
r. m- #
NJ y asuiOndOt6 SuAWiss III
eompr;xine raal Woal Bse<he Mantle sr,1
80. ~ -. c.,sI..,
square SnA"H' P's'" ."a s''' : 49,, rs.,.'
Grape, PLAIN and PIanteo and r.. s.,.. 49, -.
Nas'meses Ss"int 800 Des@Ss ss'~ - - Sss'
shawls. Also. @
&aris MansaMas @
Of the latest styles.
IN THE SILK ROOM,
-. !. a.. -. i;.h,.A p.,ou, IN the STATE.
Mn'In 4 ~ -. -. .a.ssnr .s..rsment a
We sn .Ll's' s""" 49, o = -. -
EremCh, India ana EgaAzAh
e arm ~ A m M mo
Ill US IN VIZ wv w %
selected with great care from the best steeks
~, Yo,E Ro.,on n.d Pk;ladelvkia.
- - 80 90 - ,,b;cS c;.iss vs re coas.an,ly
s.;Ss: cs9s: . Sssi a ss e = s .is
choice; q, Y, and. .aa .sss !: a
hStae shah be mote than lnainiained the pse.
- yeaF.s9 x
7.- 4 NJ. CO. - $500 Wansimsx
WI esVsA ~ KARoi hsAsllea
Tor which We have expysssly asyO;ea Ply. tCo 4,
VIII bs lasse sne s.sk1Ins, $3.50 - -" - - i,~.st.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

m
TO THE PUBLIC Jacob.
Green ofthe county of Jennings ard
State Of Indiana do hereby rertdy that.
in the early parlgof last season I was.
with a violent cough, atteuded'
with a pain in tho treesti and asoms.
lines fever, and lhatI emgleyd skill
tnl physician tor some time. who sald.
be could giSe me no relief ItheR.
commenced using Wislar's Balssm az
WlId Cherry, and felt almost mmedi
ate relief; and ard atter taking three
bottles, IRnd myself ia as good health
as | have enjoyed for number Of years.
Ny restoration, uuder the blessings Of
God, | attributed to The use 6flhe me.
dlcines above named. jacob Green.
Marchlsig lS49. W.T. s,a I'll \ vag5
State Of Indiana, Jennings county
|, David IT, Skinner. q Jusiiec a ftke
Peace in and for said county and State
do certify lha, the above named Jacob
Green, Subscribed and made oath to
the foregoing certificate, bef,ae me This
first day of March, 1S49- ssatas-y
We would advise those of oargre cad.
ers who ~arclaboyirg under an affect.
on q. The lungs, 70 nuke immedia,e
trial Of this truly excellent medicipe
Tue most intelligent aud respectable
faid3l lies If our cit have adopied II asa
favorite medicine; and persons predis,
posed to consumption, who have used
i, speak in The highest terms of its
efficacy. ~ @glxfF
o. Beware Of couaterfeAs and i'm.
neutrality-suspicious.. AMI all other pre-.
variations of Wild Cherry. Remsm.
Der, they only initiate in name, with.
put possessing the virtue. Buy none
but the genuine and original DR.. Wis.
tar's BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
Signed Stanford Z Park, on The wrap.
per around each bottle.
AGENTS.
z. D. WARD 4 CO. and PRIEST
LY & MOSBY .--1SAAC
MANN, Sharon.-C00PER g. HANDS,
BROUGHT, Camden.-J. BLUNDELL.
Benton.-lSAAC JORDAN, Carthage
ALSO
Sold by sCOVIL & MEAD ll3
Charlres street New Orleans. .
GENERAL agents for the Sonth.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28
ISsKESiS BAL

The best remedy ever known 10 man
for Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Groups
Bronchitis, Influenza, bleeding at the
Lungs, Difficulty Of Breathing, Liver
Affections, Pains or Weakness Of the
Breast or Side, First stages of cou-
sumption &c. sag
~ RE MARKABLE CURES~N
OF all the cures that have been record
ed, there arc certainly none equal to
the FIRST mentioned, which plainly
shows The durability Of consumption
even in some of its worst forms.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ia,, Feb. 2zlS49,
McsS,S. Sanford 4 Park-Gent.
This is Il. certify, that my wife, Nancy
Dohony, has been in a declining state
of health for the last two years. Her
diseas baffied the skill of the best medi.
cal aid | could procure-her physiciaus
pronounced her disease CONSUMPTION
IN the last stage and said thather re-
coyery was past all human hopes. AS
a last resort, with very little hope, |
procured Wister's Balsam ef Wild
Cherry. After using a few bottles, |
found to my agreeable surprise, that
her health was improving rapidly. She
is now 81 far recovered, as to be able to
attend to her household duties, without
suffering any inconvenience. Her ra-
pid improvement and present health,
warrant meain the belief that size will
soon be entirely restored.
aes ga RHODES DoHoNEY.
State Of Indiana, Jefferson county. s.
! James M. Humphreys a Justice Of
tho Peace, 10 and FIR said county and
State, do certify that the above named.
Rhodes Dohoney subscribed and made
oath to the foregoing certificate before
me, this 9th day FEBRUARY, 1s4o.
Jae. M. ETumFhreys, J. r. j
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

" Be@a,e Of C~oanteytits and Base
IalltationSI
The genuine article is signed AN.
DREW RoeRRs, on the engraved wrap
per around each bottle.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for
SIS. Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVGL & MEAD,
113 Charities St. between Cont and
ST. louis SITS.
SOLE GENERAL AoENTs FOR TnE
SOUTHERN STATES.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28
PROSPECTUS or
THE UNION
Daily, SeMi-WcekEy aasIli
Weekly Newspapers
Published al Washington, d.
G., and devotcd 70 Politics,
Litcrattrc, and General
InteH

& ar, Intelligence.
On and after the first day of June
next, the "Union"will be published un-
der the Joint editorial management and
control of the subscribers.
Aud as both of the undersigned have
been before the public in different sta
tions--oue of Us for nearly half d cen.
tury, and the other for oyeralyears-
we believe it wilbnot Be deemed AFRO.
CANT in M to suppose that anything
more than a general declaration ofour
principles and the course which we IN.
tend to pursue, will be necessary at
this time,
The political chatnetef oftbe Union"
will remain unchanged As it has
hitherto done from the date Of its pub.
LEGATION to the present time. ii will con
iipuo to advocate the great principles
of the democratic party as %expounded
byits illastrious founder TnoMAs JET
PERSON, and carried INTO successful
practice in the administration Of the
government by subsequent democratic
Presidents, principles which have se-
cured for our beloved country an exs
pansion, progress. and glory unexam-
pied in the history of aucientaor com
temporary empires, and elevated it to
the first rank among the nations of the
earth. Those principles have been
more. fully developed in the Original
Prospectus which we published at the
commencement Of the publication Of
the PUNioN," and repubIished ia its.
columns a few days ago, They de-,
mand d system Of taxation and revenue
which shall be equal and just UPON all
closses and individual expressing none
and faSoring none; economy ii the ex,
pendttdre ofthe public money; the Sc
perationof the fiscal affairs Of the gen
eral government ft6m all ~econnexion
with Sta,e,insututIons Or corporations
created by ITSELF a strict construction
of the constitutions combining the sewers
al branches Of the general government
to their particular spheres ofaction and
requiring ofeall o faitbfal performance
of dutyi and especially demanding and
insisting that the President of the
United States shall, not abdicate his
high powers and his responsibilities to
an rresponsibieacabaI under the name.
of q cabinets who are not chosen BY
the people and arc not accountable toI
them at thebalEot.box
Such are, 10 general the principles
which the Onion viii advocate, and
in performing tho duties which they
have jointly assumed the undersigned
are aware, that in the present CRISIS
will devoIge upon them to arsoass the
policy and measures Of The party IN
power with freeloni and perhaps ~
some occasions withseverisyE But
executing theirehigh functions wskIi
d0ctors Of the public presSmeb;tias \
not forgetthe dignity nosflg nov g. 4
dhe to their pOsltiQv people with tbe
form their daty which the soccasianl
ffrnness and
may dspthat the UNION d I
~ ihe aeat Ct ~goTernmsut 81 tbe !
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ANAILs175 Esss Boston Nails, assorted
Feb. 81 D. w. MURPHY,
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NANsD0W cEse
AsoRTEB sss EN- 9sss
IN i ~ 2. ". MuHEH
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o PRINTING.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Whereas, letters of Ad ministration
having been granted to the under
signed d the February Term 1850, Of
The Probate Court OF Madison county
Missis sippl on the Estate If Isaac w.
Jones deceased, all persons indebted
TO said Estate are notified TO come for
ward and make immediate payment
and those having claims against said.
Estate will present them legally au-
then Heated within the aime prescribed
law or they will be forever barred
~ IN, GRIFFIN Adm'E
Feb rs 1850
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

The Louisville Journal aays: DR..
. og rs's Liverwort aud Tar not only
g We immediate relief in coughs and
colus, but, fiomthe testimony Of men
Of the highest standing here and else.
where, il is making some very remark
able cures Of consumption"
The Railway Register adds; Eve
have heared it stated, by persons Of
great responsibility who have used this
medicines, that it is one ofthe most re-
medicines of the age, for
Cough, Cold, Influenza, Bronchitis
Asthma, Pain in tho side and breast
Splitting Of Blood, Whooping Cough,
and all Lung complaints, which If neg,
usually terminate IN consumptl.
on; and the certificates attached to the
advertisements would seem fully 10
Justly this statement"