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Cheapest Medicine in tho World.

70 Please ask Tor pamphletshs agents give hcm away
ssy contain Of receipts Tin addition to iu
medical mae) valuable for household purposes and which
will ave many doars per year practical housekeepen
These receipts introduced to make the book OF great
value aside from ia character an advertising medium Tor
he medicine the testimony avcr OF which, in the form Of
s,,s from all parts Of the country mar be relied upon
sy- "vaughn's Vegetable Ithon,ripuc MIXTURE the
Great American Remedy. now for sale in quart bottles a, u
ZACH small bottles 50 each. No small bottles will 30
ssucd after the presen, stock is disposed Of.
PRINCIPAL Office, Buffalo, N. Y, % Main Street,
g. c. VAUGHN.
BAN letters excepting from OgentA and dealers with
whom he ,ransac busn mus, be pos, paid or no attention
will be given TO them.
Sold by a. b, Cooley, Ia Sale; S. G.. Smith
Peru; $. j. Smith, Newark +. A. Hall, Aurora
J. T. llolbrook, Lamoill.
Wholesale and retail, by Alcott, McKcsson, 4
Co, No l27 Maiden Lane, n. Y. CITY; Sears y
Bay, Chicago; Walker 4 llickling, Ottawa; II
Blakcslcy IL Co, St Louis
WHITE d HUNTER, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
!flc0ilines.
THE VEGETABLE
Pulmonary Ualsanl

yHNlilS bllsam is p'Obab!y, almost without u
n parallel in having, during ttia OF nearly
n twenty years, fully maintained the HIGH rep
utauun which II has acquired tor { onsumpt,c conf
plants and all diseases ol the lungs, throat and
chest Il h1sSrcu used with probably greater sue
cess than any u,hrratlic,c known, aud many ply
scllr- who have bad an opportunity OF witnessing
ID. mnh.v sanitary ell, .i~ do not hesitate iorcCom-
mend Itu.u ,air. convenient, and very ,ihcacious
medicine rlua. mot -uprnurjo any Sthrr pgcscrip-
ton Ior jlc above complaints within their knowledge
and one which has seldom disappointed the reason
able expectations OF those who have used 1t. It's
% most valuable remedy for
Consumption, 8Sihma, EIcWtSy,
PhMisic, SpWing oibiOoG,Hhoop-
ing Covgh, Coughs, BronchihS anu
pnimonary affections Of crery
kiHd.
CrtfrrieofDr $. \ Shw'cT
have tor>ouc time past been lu the habit 1T pre-
.rrbug thr Nrryublr Pulmonary lu-am icrccu-
sumption, asthma, pur-y. splitting OF blood and
rnu-n-. ur pulmonary affections oi every kind ; aud
N#rgcurH fence rrcummrudila us superior any 9th
cr prrraruuunu,gd for ,hr above complaints
" S. \ SHURTLEFF,u p.M,M.S.
Boston, Pambar,ou Ilu, Dee ?, i'2G
Thcvilc ola clergyman of Boston, was consd-
cred past recovery om disease oi the lung, M the
.u-Inyot l~lS, whose restoration To- health was as
r.rnrd. both ty her physician mud her husband to
the use Of lheNr4ah.o Pulmonary Bulsam
From d. iuno'Ig EH9licS.
NEytlc tolaryral Yeas Inns been exercised with
severe cough, p1u m hrrs.dr aud raising by mus
very bad matter uugrl with blood. She has used
many kinds oi medicine for her complaint, and n
muug Do, ST. puycI- Powders and other mixtures IN
which opium WIS uu ingredient Some OF these
would check her cough,ul the same lIue would in
crease her debility and lrhuc uabt but these
s.. %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
Inland Transportation.

YEIIlS company having bccndulyorgan1cdana
4 the capital stock properly secured are now
H prepared to rccr,r applications i0rn-unnc.
against loss oTdamnp boy lire onbuI.dur, nDrchin-
dzc, machinery, mills, manufactures, and o.l de-
scripious Of property. Also merchandise and PEE
iuce in the course oIulnni imnspouation,n and upon
the lives OF individuals. The rates OF premium whlh
will g1yern tbs institution, will CONFORM to the te-
tabushrd rates Of the eastern offices. Alosscs 'I'
be Literally and promptly adjusted aud paid.
Tip~cBnrs-lIon. x. y. Cauan, William }. lie.
5rrl, John " llnlioE Jacob Pea.
Fart H'ayas-PeterP. Bailey.
Thomas 4 Btuhdire.
Tus. Iaufs--Wnhcr NV Early.
ErqueriUc Henry y. Alus
Neir lprk--E,i-ha W Chester. lohuJ Y. We,
lrrycit Henry +. Taimadge Frederick Nusun,Ir
Richard {. Akcr'y.
Il y. CAEysv, PTcyidcRt
f.W. CW.rER. /, Presdcni
9. W. ALIEN, Secretary, IWrcHHcS.
= T. ErrREnGE. Ncrr'u 1rrasr, n Y.
fb9 JOS W. DOW, Agent Ottawa.
Townsand's Sarsaparilla.
L'OR Sale whole sale ans retail at 50 per dozen,
L by q. l.. ruoNmoN, igcUt
pERFuEkTED Gard Boarl Note Paper, enycl-
! ops, Illuminated waior.,-H uwlcrs works and
lobe had at SUTTON X FYrEs.
salt.
100 BHLS Salt. just received at
! wv sep ~ l.urKWOlu's.
PiOush~.
DlT'IS celebrated Como PIoughs warranted to
I sgpur 10 any soil, iorsair at l.orEwuuu'S
Wheat Sacks.
OOi SUPERIOR wheat sacks without n ecom, for
"-c sale at JrcH2 I,nCEwoouU
ole Lca,hcr.--. ,5OOibs, good sole leather. low
> 10y ocl3 WN llASKELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

Ind all diseases Of ,hat nature II may he relied upon when
se intelligent physician has abandoned his paent,and fol
e's distressing dsess. especially DRoPsY, the propn
ror would earnestly and honestly recommend H. At it,
present pnoe easily obtsne by ALL and the al will prov,
ne article 10 lie the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
Millinery.

MRS. $. GREGG having opened n shop on the
i'I corner of Madison and la Sale streets i. now
prepared TO do work in the above business in the
latest aud most fashionable styles, Hs she has re-
ceNed the latest fashions drec, from New York 10y
Nat,ingcr Il Co. may l3-3l-Gm
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PILES. Asa remedy for this most distressing
aud obstipptemalady,t the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEDlClNES deserve "a Instinct ana tIhPUaUc
recommendation. IL is wcll-kuuwn Ia hundgedB
IN this city, that the former proprietor Of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with lis
cumpaint prupwards OF TrlIETY-FIvE YEAR. and
that he tired in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass Of the NIicyia Mcdied.
He however at length tried the Medicine which
is now offered to the public, and he was cured in
avery short time, after hisrecovery had been pro-
nounccd not only improbable but absolutely I'M
unsghln L,- amy human means
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
CASH ADVANCES MllE ON C0NSIGNNENTS.

RrisUInE io our card above, Wp Illr fH- 0rro- JON
To- solicit cIu-Irgm'u's OF merchandise. either tor
ale here. or forwarding 20 other points
We s,ul. couiUr ourselves 20 commission and
forwarding business. and feel confident IN assuring
you that our experience in business. and ar3uau'-
auee generally ~ the country, wlaeuah." Us 10 give
any business with winch We may De favored. ibe
most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 90 have groceries ofauy kind
orany other article purchased 90 = Louis ur New
Orleans aud shipped TO them. can have 10 done hv
sending their Orders to Us Tor - per cent on the
money invested. Persons doing q retail. businessman
depend upon having their orders ifrd ata- low -rc-
ltlhey sind 90 Us, and perhaps lower. than th.vr1u.A
by coming themselves Every attention .ht.. De- rr-
ven 10 having goods pu' 1 good ORDER and s.luad
a. low rates. however sma.l Iha auloqnt mayLc that
T. -sut 10 u~ to5e invested. u snail boz done pr1mp,
~ AMI 10 order NATIF-0v s. fErsr.v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
MERCURIAL DISEASES.

Persons whose constitutions have become I'M
paired by the injudiclous use of MERCURY, will
lind these Medicines perfect cure, ms they never
fail To eradicate from the system all thu effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsapana. a single trisl will
place them beyond the reach of cumpctton. III
the estimation of every puticut.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
ttle0itinrs.
MOFFATS
Life Pills and PhGBiX BitterS.

These Medicines have nov been before The
pnblic for q fITiol OF FIFTEEN YEARS, aud
during that time have maintained hirh charoc-
ter I'm almls every part ol the globe ir their eN-
lrloyd,uarv lui immediate power of restoring per-
feet health 10 p,r-nus sa'inroc unIrrutar'y every
KIM ol disease inwhich the human frame is liable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

MIR. HAMALLE, Mt the Confectionery, keep,
vi addiction. ariclcGiways ON baud llsIooms
are neatly itlrdup. Ladies' and gentlemen. call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
nlc0irincs.
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE
Large Bottles Only One Dollar.
Large Bottles Only One Dollar.


The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy v,uGHss
VEsrTABLE LlrHoSrRPrIc MuTuRs," induced by III,
Urgent solicitations Of hs Agents, throughout the United
State. and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
., his popular and well known article and from this date.
senceiorh, he will put ~ but one size ony.-h5 quart
SOites:-lhe retail price will lie
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may assured that the character Of the Med
nne, it. strength, and curative propere, WILL RENAL,
tScuAsGEp, and the will he bestowed Ia pre-
,anns It heretofore.
As this medicine, under is reduced price, will be purchased
D. those who have hitherto made hemseye, acquainted
sh IT, virtues, the proprietor wond beg Intimate that h
rice IL not to be chased with the amount OF" Remele
u the ~ claims TOT itself greater h,a!r- pouer, N
III dissd'ss than any oth,r preparation bsf5rs the
.orid and has sustained -ef for eight year, b. superior
nseal virtues, and until this reduction commanded doubs
he pnce Of any other article in this line.
NorIor Particularly, this article acts with rrea, he'd.
ne power and certainty, upon the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

The above Idnimcnt is for sale by lPAtEeR &
ElCKlING, WuTE & lluNrfG, and by q, l.. TnoMr-
son, Ottawa, H. Oct 2G-ly outlily.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
.Ss 10000 T Gr"cs al s'" IL

alVCN whiting purchasers atmy Farm and
l. Nurscryon the Ir'@ sideof E6r Rircr
aedT DIgion, and live miles northwest Of Ottawa.
Iheycouslsi nt nearly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

Supcrtinc Flour.
THE subscriber has on hand supcrtine Flour, from
= Leonard Il Eatons mills. put up expressly for
family use. Warranted good--sublect to be seturn.
ed. Ottawa, mar l. u. l.. THOMPSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

Those Tint initiate DR. Towusnds sarsaparIa
have invariably called their siuil great remedy 10
females, Sc &c, and have copied our bills and CIR
cu.ars whchrrIatc to ihr complaints at women wOru
Tor word other men, who put up medicine, have
since the great -uccc,-u Ut DR. lowu-cnds sarsapan-
Ia ~ complains incident 10 females. recommended
th,r-, although previously they dIdnot A number
these mixtures pills, &c, nrc injurious 10 females,
a. they aguayate disease, and undermine the con-
gfffutluu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

Salt.
Din bhS salt, 80 sacks Livcrpoodo. 200 bag
Z4,V dairy salt for sal, BY WALKrR& llioKLIN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
CrOckery.

I UST received and now opening. one of the larg.
j est aud best nssormcnis Of Crockcry ever offer.
ed IN this market embracing complete sets oi How
ing blue, mulberry. light blue, white, granite and
common ware. Gala see.
nov 10, ~ l.. 7. SANGER & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

DlTTS celebrated Como Pioughs warranted Il
l sg,ur va any soil, iorsair at LorEwuuD'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13
q, VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-

CINES is to cleanse the kidneys ana the h,Ia-
d.r; and, BY this means, the liver and lungs.
She heaIufuI action of which entirely depends
u,tu the regularity of the urinary organs The
Ur,I, which takes its red color from the agency
ai Oh, liver and lungs, hliorH it passes into the
haa-,, being thus purified by them, and noarshcd
%, food coming from clean stomach, courses
freely through the VEINS rruews every part OF
the system, and trumphnnjly mounts the BAH
usr %. hra'.h H the blooming cheek.
Tia. following srt among thc distressing va
- 1 L..--... IL. 49, ~ ,,L,-.h Nm. NEGE-
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge Of the western country these
Medicines will lie found safe speedy, and Ger.
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to return of the disease--a cure by these
medicines is pcmancnt-TRY THEM, BE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-13

DISEASES or FEM,LESIthcse lnt defines have been
used with the most beneficial results in cases Of
this description :-krNG's EylL and ScRoFuL,, in
its worst lonns, yields to the mid yet powerful
action Of these remarkable Medicines, NlGHr
SwEArs, Nervous DERiLIrY, NERyous Cow.
PLANTS Of all kinds, PlLmTATIoS OF THg llEARr,
PAISrER's CoIIC, are speedily cured.
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Ice Cream Ice Cream

:. ole hcathcr.--. ,5OOihs good sole leather. low
> by ocl3 WV. HASKELL
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OOS SUPERIOR wheat sackswthoul n scnm, fo
~ sale M jrc92 I,ncEWuuu'r
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
The Raymond Meeting.

This meeting adjourned over from Monday
2ndi ms TO Monday 9th, to give those who
were oppoSed to the Nashville Convention an
opportunity Of being heard.
4 free discussion was offered, we understand
from one who was present, but nobody APP
peared to combat Uttraism, Jadge Tomp-
kins addressed the meeting, taking bold and
manly ground in behalf OF the South. We
have always understood TINT he occupied the
true ground, but we believe this i. the first pub
liz expression Of his sentiments. No man in
this State would be more capable than he to
meet General Foote, in that FIRE eating can.
vass, with which his friends are constantly
threatepingthe Wtras.
II he shoald be compelled to meet Tompkin'
In Vicksburg and then come on to jackson
aud run afouI Of Guion, he would get some.
what ack Of his erterminatiag campaign. HI
expects whit little aid aud comfort he doe
yet ii this State, to coIne from the Wings bu
tits precious little he viii get even from them
The most prominent member Of that party
Hnd many Of the masses Of the same party, en-
terrain very different sentiments from HIN Of
the Southern question.
We also see from the Missisippian that on
townsman franklin Smith Esq. made an elo
qnent speech
r When properly atonyed and warmed BY HI
subject MI. Smith never fails to be eloquent
and IL this subject We know his feelings an,
s~ympathies are deeply interested, and hano
we sboall be surprised i bis speech was 10
characterized BY sound thought and burning
clJqnence.
The entire proesslings q the meetings bel
there Oh both days, 70 to show that the NOR
he question Il discussed, tie more unarincr
Ne people are beeOmins.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

II viii donbtless be gratifying to our renders
to learn that the Swedish nightengale has a
length alighted on our shores. We may now
expect eyory thingtob be Ia mode de Jennie ;and
even the literature CT the coun0y will, for sea-
SON, CONSIST mainly Of Lial-iana. The PRINT
shops and picture books viii present little else
than the Iii, inc songstress; and she is destined,
among other wrongs, to have her name assocI-
ated with ony amount of bad poetry, and
worse wit. Several Of the leading journals O.
the mighty North have already set aside a par
ticalar colulan. to be devoted entirely to no
tees Of Jenny's sayings and singinss. The
Gothamites have rui mad ahont her, before a
single note Of her heavenly voice his reached
aasA~long ears. All the girls, from the niIliners
to the millionaires, have put their mouths on
tenter.bars, in order to stretch thenas wide as
Jenny's. Small mouths, which have hereto
lore been regarded as Del iefata by the ladies
and their lovers, are now out Of fashion; and
those, which most nearly resembles ga poor
mans lease = are alfthe rage. Jenny's is said
to resemble Mr.. Clly's in its expansion and
yuhbilityi but for all that, we have it on
good authority, that the fair Swcde is, by no
mems 50 fond Of omai-busSiag" as the 'elo.
qnentsK entuckiah.
We had not intended to herpetrate an out
anl-out editorial on this bird of paradise; but
merely designed tc introduce the following short
article from the Charleston Mercury;
There has been preliminary horn-blow-
ling enough about the expected arrival OF
this little lady to make IT a real relief that
she has come. From the multitudious
bnying of the Jacks a strangr from
the moon might conclude there had never
been another Jenny on Garth, through ac-
cording to the bestaccount there was good
Singing before the time Of A6AMENNov, and
the art has been Spreading and perfecting
ever since. We sincerely sympsthise with
the fair Swede. She has bright fame and
would have been sure Of gathering notable
audiences and winning golden opinions
every where in the United States, without
any aid from Barnum; and now she will
have 10 bear the copartnerY Of all hrs stale
devices for raisiug wonder and kindling
popular enthusiasm. She is sail to be a
pretty snd pure woman, and all the world
knows her song is like the harps of Angel.
and is it not hard and piliable that she
should thus be caught and Gagged by this
mcrcilese fabricaior Of popular trlmperies,
and carried about the country as the
legitimate successor of Joyce Helh and
the Zee Gee Mermaid
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

THE decided Southern men are frequently
characterized as disuHionia, ultra', extremists
The Southern Press suggests that those profess
lug moleration, and who occupy 'thc hn'f
'wlyhouses' between the extremes, sh ,uld be
'calledthe Mean Party, intending it only he
says in a mathematical sense.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

CHOLERA.-We arOhappy to state on the
authority Ofour physicians that this fearful d.
seass has entirely disappeared, there not having
beena case for neafthree weeks.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

The communication Ola Sprinkler occu-
pies over four mortal columns.
The reluctance with which we admitted at
first communication on that shbject amounts
nov to positive ephsnnhce. We hore the inn
pOttant controversy as to the amount Of water
necessary to salvation will here stop forever,
We have nothing osay in derogation Of
ihe merits Of the article; had we known the
space it would occupy, however, we certainly
would haye declined disqualification, The demo-
minntional periodicals are the proper vehicle,
fos such discussions.
The following eouplet expresses our own
opinion about r~eligious oontrove fsiesi
Bout modesof faith, let party zeaIots fight.
His can't be wrong, whose life is IN the right.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

THE public records Of Yazoo County have
been removed from Benton to Yazeo City
There was quite a glori6oation over thele al
the removal.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
yirninin hsu1sn,ion.

From the returns OF the late elections held in
Virginia FOR members Of her Convention called
TO alter and amend her constitution a MINORITY
Of re6rmers, have been elected.
Doubtless the popullr principles that now
ipervnde the new States Of the!Wes and South,
will DO adopted blythe old Dominion.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

L appears that M. Foote, in a recent
speech in the Senate, said referring to
those Of his state who had opposed the
Compromise bill:
The small number Of shallow minded
%factious and aspiring demagogues who
have combined against this measure for
selfish and dishonest purposes Of selfish
ambition, | intend to reduce TO their proper
grade and condition when | shall once
more be allowed to leave this iold o fardious
labor, and enjoy an opportunity Of talking
to my honest aud manly constituency in
The language OF patriotic and unserved
freedom on gracious IL WoodDiHe
Rep.
By reference 70 telegraphic dispatches, il
win be seen thatIhe yariDns Bills Of the latt
Dianibns, have pms cd the House.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
Lsi.sr q Gorernor Qnft nni. !.

4 letter has been signed by q portion Of our
citizens Of both parties, requesting the Cover
norsa convene theAIegislature to take into
consideration our Federal relati1nggrowin out
Of the admission Of California and other kind
red measures,
No particular time,ia designated. As the
Governor Of Georgia viii convene her Leg
stature, we think it advisable that ours should
be in session at the same time, BY means Of
Telegraphic and other facilities, a constant
communication might he kept up between the
two bodies, and thus community of purpose
and unity Of action he effected.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
SENATOR FooTE.

This parrotty quibbIer, endless explain
er and talker, is getting into his true COM
pany at last, the party Of the wing free soil
ers-as is shown by our contemporary Of the
Courier, in thai service, who in his paper
defends Foote against the just and merited
rebuke Of Mr. Gregg, Of South Carolina,
for his impndeut and uncalled tor assault
upon him in his place in the united States
Senate. He also defends Houston from
the merited chastisement Of Mr.. Wallace
member of Congress from the same State
Whenever the unpdncip'ed desert the
ranks ofthe democracy they are taken into
the holy keeping of all the d%ecency as
Jewels. We surrender to the Wing free,
sellers Benton, Houston, Bob Walker,
Gwin, and Foote. They will truly repre-
sent the principles Of that PARTY. Spells !
spells !!--spoils !!l--F, Trader.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
can N.
THURsDAY,... sgPrrnDEa, 10. 1850

Mr. TIP. Marion, Of Carthage, would con
Ter special favor BY acting US our agent for
sLeake county.
O- Dr.. j. w. CoMFoRr OF Kosciusko is our
authorised agent for Attala county.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

Ds-In our advertising columns it will
be seen that r. P. WivsLow Of Jackson
has a fine assortment ofeverY thing in his
line for sale upon favorable terms. The
nade from this County 10 Jackson is on
the increase, .andtbose who deal in that
place can find lone more worthy of their
patronage than Nh. WINsLow.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

ARTEsIAN SPRINGs.-We understand there
thas beeu quite a large crowed at this popular
watering place for some time past. Surely no
summer resort IN the State is more worthy of
public patronage.
The medicinalTirtu Of the waters, the pains
taken blythe ~proptietors to make their guests
comfortable, and the Agreeable cothpaty gener-
ally to be founathere, al corspire'to .rehder
this altogether one Of the most pleasant sum
mcr resorts'i in The South.
TWe are obliged TO the new firm o.
ID. w. MuRPHY andsCo., fort very hand
some present inlhe shape of tobacco and
cigars.
The nature ofthe present however is an
imputation a just One) uPou our habits.
,Afne article sure.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

SENATOR f, orE.-Oue Of our Senators
has said that ninety ninehundredths Of the
State Of Mississippi were in favor Of the
compromise or adjustment bill. We be-
lieve that there are more submissionists,
FFse-soiIers, and abolitionists in Adams
county Than there are in the balance Of the
State, and we invite Senator Foote TO
commence his career in Adams county and
we venture the assertion that a very large
majority of this county condemn the
course he has u-su d in the United States
Senate. We challenge him to NE tia
here where he has the best end only
chance.-F. ee ri dder.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

H-Our readers are referred 10 the advcr-
lisemenl ofnew goods by Mr.. Darlington.
The man who adveriises is always anxious
10 sell, and be that is anxious to SELL is sure
to sell cheap; and it is to the interest Of
our readers to give such a call, Be sure
to examine Mr.. Barriogton's stock.