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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-28

For the benefit Of suffering humanity, as we'll as
an act Of Justice 10 Dr.. SAMUEL GILBERT,
make the following statement:-Tbat in June last
had small tnmor upon my face. rather between
my nose and check, which gradually increased dur
i'm the past summer in size and extent; on accom-
0f which consulted several truly eminent physi-
clans, under whose treatment received no benefit.
IN The laster partof fast January visited New Or
leans. In the space Of seven days, bofore reaching
The city, the tnmor had greatly enlarged. and the
iuGammafi0n increased to an alarming extent; 60
mach 20, that from the inner corner Of my eye to
the end Of my nose, and out to my cheek bone, be-
came literally lump Of putrd flesh: The disease
had also made its appearance on the oppose side
of my nose. In this condition ] presented myself
% Dr. Samuel Gilbert, not knowing with what dis
ssase I was afflicted. Dr. Gilbert promptly pro-
nOunced il an-eatng Cancer Of the most viruleni
character. Iput myself under his treatment. He
extracted the tumor without the use Of the knife,
and 10 four weeks my face was well, as then and
seiII believe. T. NJ. TUCKER.
New Orleans, March 10, 1850.
uDr. Gilbert's Office is No. ~ Magazine 81:
TO the Public.
I wish to bear Testimony to DR.. GILBERT'S
skill, through your valuable and truly independent
paper. was soFeiy afflicted with hereditary can
Ger; the disease killed my father who had the best
medical aid in the country. The disease made its
appearance on my upper eyelids, and continued to
spread and pain me severely, until well nigh lost
my sishi; could scarcely discern horse from
man across the street. Having oRen heard Of Dr..
Gilbsrts success in the treatment Of such cases,
lsft the State of Pennsylvania and came to New
Orleans-was put under treatment-and, am
happy 10 say, soon cured, and no sign Of the dis
ease lef and my sight perfectly restored. This day
Isease for home. A. C.,CORWtNE. II
To editors Crescent. Ftt*s s5 4aft2
April is, 1850. yyl q
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-28

General Instruction in English, French,
and all necessary branches, including
needle and fancy work, (according to
the age Of the pupils,) $40. SO and 81
N. B. Vacations OF two weeks each wi
ven in July and during the fete days. L
may remain if desired.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-09-28

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

WASHINGTON, September S, 1850.
There is some diff renee OF opinion To the me sn,ny 81
Governor Bells veto ot the bill suhiiog to the ,eonI The
question whether tho territory Of the STATE be aenated or
not The governor may have acted thst
adopted w the legislatures according The terms OF Mr..
Pssfces bill and on the belief that iesluon would divide
sition. 3f 4s1l 4e..t .9#'T q II. -
y governor Bells veto 10 TO be Interpreted above
Ted, he Wi recommend that but u, sup
rose he . hostile to ANY adjustment he wil any act
tba the Legislatures may for the purpose The infln-
cnce 81 The HSan delegation in Congress III be eeci uay
exerea ~ behalf Of tile adjustment Tbs tegence Of
the hhsI passageof Texan had been by
me governor the 18Th inst. when the Legislatures adj
loufned n1Esss ess sssa. 81 ~
the Senate, when the House " the senate
amendments viii lie finally passed aud the President
when he puts his will sign away, Tor the benefit
Of political and obbers forty millions OF the public
main IoN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

Maryland is greatly stirred up by the election Of
governor, which takes place on Wednesday next The
eloquent Lowe-and the staunch, enlightened repub
can--is the champion OF the democracy. He has borne
its banner proudly through the Stale in repeated
conres with Mr. Clarke, the wing candidate. The fol-
lowing sketch OF one of the last OF the discussion,
which has taken place between them is extracted from
the Annapolis Free Press. We cannot doubt that The
democracy will prove triumphant +. sta
"Mr LOWE IN MosuxKsr SouAEE -scyenl thousand per
ans assembled In Baltimore Wedne sday last
Joint discussion between Mes.rs Lowe and Clarke the
Respective gubernaioris canddaes The mayor Of the
city presided and introduced the Hon. T. Louis Lowe ID
the assembled multitude. ..1els. r
:. The appearance Of gallant standard bearer the
signal Tor tremendous ouibuu OF enthusiasm rarely wit
messed in thai tme-honored place Of meeting Tho shout
OF staw rkingman from Federal Hill echoed
back by bis fellow Dumirics-the cheers OF
the lion efted democracy from rabbletown blended
bic TINE gr OF Old Town and Fe's Point In facl ftom
all sections Of tho oiy the democracy had assembled IN
sod column and coaaea, 70 me andynE unh. o. ,heI
points at issue between the cand daes.
We have not time 70 awe sketch Of Mr. loves soul.
which he addoced OF his opponents anti course by
Alter few introductory remarks MIR Clarke branched
of Into long daqa-ion nPon The tarW snd naiionai AZ
FAIRS generally fof CONS ss.ona casiJa.e hi. remarks
they wese strangely out OF place. Hts frequent In
aue,, as 70 whether his hour mad roiied, from those
him. indicated that he merely speaking agans,
time He delivered an eulogium upon Governor Pratt as
one OF the best men in the Safe. TT t.t
his pubic acts, conirssed with those Of his opponent
He sladed the iaiae Of b., opponsnt 70 di'piove an
must carried the fullest 70 the minds Of
those present spectng b. patriotism and his e,ninenty
the applause which greeted bis able
carried dsn,ay te Clique ike, oice holding band. who
sbirwnd Of applause they the prscufsof Of their
own defeat s4
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The bill from the Senate for the relief OF the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad Company is now before lbe
Committee OF the Whole the state OF the Union in
the House OF Representatives, and can take but few
minutes OF the precious lime OF that honorable body 10
pass H.
II is moi appropriation OF money 10 internal improve
ments BIS Congress, but The payment OF Just claim e-
gay assigned by the State of Virginia to the uses of the
railroad The validity Of this claim has passed the scr.
Tiny Of the Senate and also, after full inquiry lie pay
mclt has been sanctioned aud approved by The Committee
OF Claims in The House OF sane.
House.
This railroad is in itself OF great Importance TO the
whole Unon, in The connexon II will supply in the d.
reel line from Boston 70 New Orleans When this link
10 the chain OF connection with other State Improvements
now IN pfogress Is finished Washington city will have
the direct travel TO IL the shortest route from several
OF the western and northwestern States, well from
Tennessee, North and South Carolina and Georgia To
delay the passage OF this b-and BY consequence the
small but pos i've aid to this great purposeto another
session OF Congress. must illustrate present arrangements
for It's speedy competion and in some cripple
the pecunary powers ot the company II may seriously
peril the work itself; anil from this point OF view the
speedy passage OF the bill so vital 10 THE interests in
voved, that this appeal n their behalf is respectfully
made TO the Representatives OF the people. O.
SEPTEMBER ~. 1850 ~
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS
BAr.r,nonr. Semi. 80

BALTIMORE. Sept IT'S, D. m
Warm Weather, -Poliieai Meetings - isappoin,,d
Foreign Co.viefs. Suieide, Forgery Coavict;on
Sad Destruction. Wing Nominations Mu,I.,,
9e. fA@
The weather continues 10 grow warmer no,yihs,.ndi,
the inervenog storms and the Thermometer this ale,po0
IL climbing towards ninety degrees However the even
ines are eli AZ and cool ado,dn& fine opportunities i ~
nightly ga The rings Of lie democracy.
Much Disappointment was manifested las, eyrnin, .
the absence Of the Hon. 5. Green. VIM T. Hamilton =,
r. M McLane, who were 10 have delivered address,. :
despatch iroln Washington, however, announced h.,
Of duy their constituents aud the country !,
Inn juncture prevented them from being pre,n
Tie northern papers calling Congress 10 immsa
ately law TO put stop 70 the nofa pactes
foreign sending their convicts this oouo
There berg local law in this State that win waan, A.
being back, our port will doubtless be made the sn
port Of entry
The body Of man, named Henry Barnes wa. found i.
morning in the suburbs Of the city, with his throat u
from ear TO ear From the fact that no threatened 10 e
nit suicide yesterday afternoon IL Is Supposed he pem
traied the deed himself sa
Henry Reborn. who was yesterday convicted in tie Uni
ted States district the charge OF forging land wa
Innts has since been tried and convicted siml,
indictments. t 9N6af a&WT 8gt FIJI
Ii will be learned with general regret that the snsDa
country seat of the Hon. James Buchanan called Whe,
land, yesterday destroyed by fire The Philadeoh
Pennsylvania states that when the train ofea,
passed last evening Il was in flames, and there 10 dob
Of its entire destruction
The wings Of New York. In their convention al Syracos
We serday nominated the Hon. Washington Hun, a MI
candidate for governor. p @
The MARKsrs--In the Baltimore market this mo,oi,,
Howard -four held "a 81 -sales Of 400 bhL
City Mills 81 10. Wheat found ready sale Is n.
arrives; but about the middle OF the week the ton 6y
quoted previously could not be realized. now aoo.
coed prime read wheat at 100 los white i0oa N
cents; and family flour white. las 100 Prime II
for seed bring higher rateshe above are for grinding j,
shipping purposes Sales ofoas 10 to 81 cents per bu
The receipts Of upon whole have no, been be,
and but little material variation in prices oom
the ruling prices Of the week AT 5S 90 for Win
and 60 a 81 cents for yellow,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

The Rochester IN. W Democrat moots question
which we presumed had been settled BY Congress. II
speaks OF the operation Of the upon the po.
liiical prospects Of New Mexico, and adds:
Whenever the question OF admission up for
siderstion, Congress viii be called upon 10 determine
whether shall be done under the constitution she has al
ready sdopted, whether tha instrument shall he nea,ed
nuity, and the people Of New Mexico required 10
eleci delegses another convention, go through With
ionnay Of readopting ~, or the labor Of forming
one tae anl SOD VI.
Clearly, her lately prepared constitution Is
nuty Congress have already refused to admit her
State. by granting her atsnitoral government When
she emerses from this ehysas condition. she viii hav,
different population TO organize another convention
and submit new constitution to Congress Can there
be question about IL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. 70. 1850.

senate.
In the Senate yesterday, the Chair laid before the body
communication from the President Of the United States
communicating the correspondents between the United
States authorities and the Sublime Porte, in relation
TO the Hungarian exiles also, communication from
the Secretary OF abe Treasury, in response 10 resolution
OF the Senate in relation to the measures adopted to pre-
vent frauds upon the since the passage Of The
tariff OF ls46 also, communication from the State De
parimen in response to resolution OF the Senate. in
ation to the trade in guano with Peru all OF which were
laid on the table. and ordered to be printed
Joint resolution providing for the distribution OF the
annals OF Congress- and join, resolution appropratng
500 for the purchase Of the portraits tnow in the Ii
brary) Of the first five Presidents Of the United States.
were reported and passed asal M 6as
The resolution providing for evening session Of the
Senate modified by resembling that part Of il which
requires the evening session to be devoted exclusively to
the consideration Of executive business.
The bill max ing appropriations for light houses. Sc.
and the bill for the settlement Of the private land claims
growing out Of the De Bastrop grant, which
dered to be engrossed for third reading yesterday,
were read third time and passed
The bill making appropriations for the current and
contingent expenses Of the Indian department for the
ending June 30 1851. was taken up amended and then
ordered 10 third reading.
Mr., Gwin calledup the bill for the examination and
settlement Of private land claims in California and the
bill was under consideration when the hour arrived for
recess. @
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill in
laon to private land claims in California and, after
some remarks by Mr.. Benton, the BILL motion by MIR.
Hunter. was laid on the table.
The bill from the House making appropriations for for
tifcahons was passed without amendment.
Mr. Dickinson called up the naval appropriation bill
Mr. Rask moved 10 amend il by providing for semi
monthly mail from San Francisco to Panama.
After some debate, the bill was postponed; and the
Senate then proceeded to the consideration Of executive
business, and at late hour adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

The language Of the last Albany State Register (the
Fillmore journa shows that there is trouble in the
wing wigwam. We have family jars in our own ranks
but the wings have theirs in like The democrats
were divided between Old Hunkers and Barnburners
The late democratic convention at Syracuse has con.
tribued good deal to heal the feud between them.
But the wing convention which assembled on Thursday
was divided between the friends Of Mr.. Fillmore and
Mr.. Seward. Mr. Cornwall was appointed temporary
chairman to the convention by vote Of 90 over Has
brouck, (4l.) AS far advised, Mr.. Stewards
friends are in the majority. We may therefore look
out for some bitter resolutions, which may be calculated
protest against the late Adjustment by Congress. and
to elevate the high conscience doctrine the njunc
tons OF the constitution:
SYRACUSE, Sept rs The Wing State Convention has
been duly organized Francis Granger has been chosen
resident letter has been received from Governor Fish
declining TO he nominated"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

MEXICAN FisAscEsThe report Of the Finance Committee
has been adopted by Congress This authorizes Payne the
Mnter Of the Treasury negotiate loan OF $500 900
remainder OF the American indemnify; and the pre-
vous S2000OO ratified. Thus the treasury IS to
be replenished for month longer, There still remain
S5OOOOO and what be done when that is exhausted Is
a serious quesion.-Baif SuH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28
United State. Patent once,

ON the petition Of Leayitt CabotsvIe Massachusetts
praying extension Of said Leayi
hambered FIRE for from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place the 29 day
April, ls5i-
said petition be heard
January " O'Clock peons
notified and show they have why said
petition ought be granted.
Ordered aso that notice published Republic Intel
gencer, Union Washington city, d. O. North American
Gazette Trbune Journal
Republican, Springfield,
Tor three successive weeks previous % The hst Monday in January
DE WITT @. LAWRENCE,
HN Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors Of the above win please copy, and send the
once, with containing this notice.
Sept 2s-w3w ~ 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

We have received communication in favor Of ncress.
ing the duty foreign irons for the purpose Of protecting
the raw material in the United States We had directed
its insertion but find tcrowded out from this morn
ins's paper II shall appear tomorrow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

Yesterdays session Of the House was devoted 10 the
consideration Of The Senates amendments TO the civil and
diplomatic appropriation bill. in Committee Of the Whole
the state Of the Unionihe body remaining in session
until near midnight
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

MILO M DIMMIcK will be seen by the proceedings
OF the congressional confeees that this gentleman has
been renomnated unanimously for another term in Con-
gress-a result which must be gratifying to him il
was meTiied. stt-
Come, whigies you are good at manufacturing oppo-
son tickets you not scare up some who will be
willing to offer himself for this station .3.a
Easton (Pd.) Sentinel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

We regret TO learn that Senator Douglas has been
confined to his bed for the las, week BY Illness and tina,
there j. no probability Of his being able 70 resume his
seat in the Senate this session. s IS. a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

JOHN M. M'CALLA, a4M s3a
General .agen at Washington City
claims money, government individuals,
n attended 70. sa#Ef e# s Es. t..a
has evidence many
1879 land, Congress
and offers his in all such cases. and Others.
settled, claims Congress
wAsHSerox, September o. ls50.-ly 7.N33 a#sU
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

The Senate has passed bill making temporary provs-
ion for the discovery and working Of the gold mines. and
preserving order in the gold mine district OF California
provides for the appointment Of gold mine agents for
different localities and also general superntendsnis Of
gold mines authorizes these agents to grant permits to
American citizens and to Europeans declaring their in
tentious become SUCH 10 work particular spots in the
pacers mines. each permit for placer being for 30
feet square. and for mine aIo feet individual
or company 10 have more than permit at time.
Double permits granted 10 the DISCOVERIES OF new
pacers mines, with preemptive rights for 80 days.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

UHE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance Company
c.pis $50 Co. s,oeshosasr. iaaSiSaay .ss
%, ne &C :. sI and
dents and disease ALSO upon .,css driven 70 eastern market,
asses eoaaso Tsansaa sss~ne
rss s. iu css D. n
Alvin w Tracy merchant and back director Hon.
farmer, s.aa ai1seor and auditor q Kaor county
Joseph q Bowman Pre,idesii D. shnn.a whitney Secretary
Of me ssls , hans ., q Indiana ..,..,. .... :,
ism sr.se, wsshnsioa cay. 80
ALL sryLEsNew styles Of fall dre.. goods for ladies' jus,
opened Plain and figured silks and .sn. all wce, satin Dc
.Ss. and eeo Win %o.siss. as lame 1oa il
ANY s ss!
win be so'd a, the ven lowest prices for cash eny
IA Pennsylvania avenue between IN and sth streets
nissoLUrIos Of IN. arm hsrsoor,
CONSENT dissolved Mr. George y Dyer ssts
o me se Robert Dyer which amsdsss ssason
respectfully requested EDWARD q; DYER,
wAsmseros, September ~, 1850. -~,
Cop.rsnership NOTES.-The undersigned have formed
copsn.r.hp under the name and am Of Dye. mccufs and
odd stand u Dyer Broer Of 10Th street and renyysns
Tney respectfully solicit, Of patronage
,gr.S n, s % .ss pledge 20 discharge %
Dyer Mcclure pcgared make advance. upon
A@ EDWARD @. DYER,
tHf#M ,. c. MCGUIRE. t
wssmseros, September ~, 1850. a.I 1890 r..
septsas--du
Fer Mount vernoa.-FNonr Trips Next Week.
.lA-.s The steamboat THOMAS Col.LYER viii make
10 O'Clock lol Monday september a
WIN Saturday, 2et win
Mount about hours, and proceed Fort Washington
and and where The viii have ample time TO view
Fare round trip from Washington. sl Alexandria rs cents
pnce Refreshments furnished reasonable prices
The coaches v Capitol - O'Clock taking
Treasury once and the Capitol Sot 40
taking distant from Pennsylvania
For s.as and boat tcssr apply 20 Mr. Reside Georgetown
George and Thomas Parker CO. washington the day before
Persons wishing Noun, agreeable
:" y '''A' ~ JON coRsoN, Captain
Sept 9--4t ssfruThaFn '1''-T
ny eaEsN ~ TAsTEr. Asct,enesr..
FAMILY CARRTAcE-HoRsE AT PRIVATE sALE.--we
Browns livery stable family
beautiful iron perfectly
harness about r years DID, and sold forn s. Term. cash
b Corner Of street and Pennsyivan avenue.
NOTICE 20 Tsx-psyers-Izighs per cent. reduction..
Notice hereby that the lx for the sSe became due
the list Of july aud that deduction Of eight allowed
upon payments q said ' made during 1s r. ssS Iga'
Sept 2l--eost a 'Il1II -fE3t.
EURSIsHED R0OMs.-Two four gentlemen be
commodsed with furnished rooms, gentleman wishing
paror chamber adjoining supplied
seaeel apartments, b. private family, the avenues BY s
piyinew II q IS 49, m
septta-eodifA Corner Of 10Th y. and Pa ~.
A CARD.-wALTER HARPER CO.. Pennsylvania svenoe
haa and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

2 = e--~--~r'~~'-'
sossay walnut, maple cabinet furniture Tuesday
Bradley Son, southeast corner
asas 'ss as
French ,sis-a.,ss
Dv.ss votais, and chair. and rockers, win velvet
r.ns ooss,e and plan p.r'o, and drawing chair.
wsrSosss s,.ns nd p sno ps."'sa
Essossd wssh,isnd., ioisi tables
cs... . nd s s.. s.i. %s:: . ..s'
sI.ssS s,d.,s.d., ssads ssss,s.a.
WHINE as.s. and tables, oosias glasses. &C.
--s.s asss s
hcsen Sufficient recommendation, without any further com
me sock new ready examination catalogue. win b.
s ~ g distribution on monday S5Rss Nee
rssis ss large ss% sca I"s oSs's
Greer second house fo The syenu on one o. hs principal
,soa. are 20. ssnd which 'hsn e sn,s q
hmuy Ms new, purchased At cash pdces few
s nnss VOC witch ne ongns s. WIN ss shown and hs
nsrsh next Insars at this once.
Roo<s raoM LoSDos.--Lsvarer. Phys,Ornomy. / VOL.
ass..w .,.ssi Master ~ Wolf lssO. 50 cents f.
Stephenson o. Railways, lvo issO cent
On ne nssulseiue Of Brick. and Ts ny T. DOs.op civ en-
Lcssos-whsi, @ see and how % VOL 1850 Many en-
srsvinxs. 81
or fom Ca and Lives youth %
Hand Honey Bee with hints hives VOL le50
Jus Imported direct from London, by FRANCK TAYLOR
Sept NJ
cARDhe subscribers respectfully inform the public
n addition extensive
q furnitarp house 10 nishinR soods-
One mady Brayey Of Rochester
nsw Vera superior Instrument Of hne tone and touch ek
10 npe bird guns Of which the
bees stub
Win large iot articles,
Persons Wishing respectfully invited 10 call and
eane of themselves House furnishing
Sep H-eoda GREEN 4 TAsTET.
\
GALvAnmED Portable Hos-esr Fursaces.--I have jusi
received ssuppy Of te for heating
houss oces, and churches, prepared 70 put
Ale, sssses cooing An hind. and crates suit,
$1,000 NO. G. WOODWARD
Penn avenue, between 10Th Iiih streets
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-28

MIHkEsoTA DEMocRATIc.-Afte spirited contest for
delegate Congress in this Territory, Henry H. Sib-
ley, the present delegate, has come ahead. beating
shall Of the Terriory-by handsome majority Col M.
was nominated by meeting composed of protesting
democrats and whgs and had the support Of that comb
nation at the election Report says that he unrng
in his efforts TO convert the Territory to whgery. The
result shows how unavang all such efforts against
the spontaneous democratic feeling and sentiment which
pervade all that broad region, when aided by partial
detection in the democratic ranks
The house OF representatives is also democratic-I2
democrats to wings and free-soiler So says
respondent Of the Tribune. writing from ST. Paul, who
pleads Of course, Irregularities of all in the election
setof But what side for whose benefit these
irregularities occurred does not appear According to
his account il 8 real seethng, kissing, bubbng
election" and did not 30 by default The truth. no
doubt is, that both parties did their BEST and got
badly beaten Albany argus. .a