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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27

THE
OLDEST MAGAZLNE IN AMERICA.
EDMbAshed by ASe PSvseMs Proprietor for
TWENTY YEARS.
EDITED BY MRS. S. j. HALE.
TINE Publisher of the LADY's Book, knowing
4 how completely be put down competition
in lS49, and bein & assured that the public is
also acquainted with this fact, deem il only
necessary to say that in 1850 he will improve
on '49; and he will, as usual, give more read
ing and more engrayings than his contempora-
ries. One thing the public may be assured Of,
that the publisher If Godey's Lady's Book
will not falsiiy his prospectus, MS he deems il
as great a sin to tell a falsehood in print as it is
TO gave utterance to a verbal one.
some OF our PECULIAR EMBELLISHMENTS.
LADIES' Work Table, which comprises eve.
ry kind Of n~eedlework, embroidery, knit
ting, netting, crotchet, patterns for caps,
chemisettes, childret's clothes, wedding dres.
ses, indoor and outdoor costumes, birds of
America, colored lowered plates, model cot
tages and furniture, fashionable do, lace
work, fignette plates at the head Of articles,
etc. All the above are illustrated by en-
cravings.
And, in 1850, will also be given a set Of en-
cravings illustrative Of
The COSTUMES OF ALL NATIONS, with de-
scripti0ns by Mrs, Hale. Most of the old fea-
lures Of Che Book, that we're so popular last
year, will be retained, and new ones added as
they may suggest themselves to the publisher.
A NEW NOVEL,
By w. Gilmore Simms, will be one Of the Fea.
lures for 1850.
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may choose different engravings. >
One copy one year So, with any tvo of the
following. splendid premium plates: /" Death
bed Of the Rev. John Wesley" "Wesley
preaching in the Gwenap Amphitheatre, !,
'America guided by wisdom,n Gen. Taylor
and old Whitley, p "Likenesses Of the Reverend
John Wesley 'do Of his co lahorer, the Rev.
John Fletcher" the last two, though separate
engravings, we count only as one premium.
Two copies for SIS, and any two of the above
prints to each subscriber.
Five copies for $40, and an extra copy o
the Book, and any two Of the above engray.
ings to the person sending the club.
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the Books and any three of the above engray.
ings to the person sending the club.
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ton for 1850 and Isl will be entitled to an,
four Of the above engravings.
11OTe and most Liberal Offers,
For . 20 IN advance, ten copies of the BooL
will be sent, and a copy ofeither Of the aboy,
prints sent to each subscriber. They can il
all cases select which they please.
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and thirty copies Of any of the above engray
ings.
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mail subscribers for 1850, will be entitled /
receive the Lady's Book for 1851, gratis; an,
the next In number each subscriber shall re
ceiEe any one Of the above plates.
Address L. A. Cooley,
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27

doubt now exists among scientific men,
that the preparation used ID the EN-.
balmment Of bodies, was composed
principally of this ingredient. In later
ages, il was found 10 be III universal
use among the aborigines Of America,
and at this day it is their principal; and
in fact, only medicine for an unsOund
state Of the lungs, or any approach to
it, Thosewho are acquainted with the
history Of this hardy race Of men, know
that a death from consumption isgnn-
known among themI The medical ia
Guilty in all countries appear to have
become aware of the great healing pro-
perties Of his article, and are now in,
Producing it in their practice. DR..
Buchan, of England, Or. Crichton, OF
st. Petersburb, DIR. La Prieure, OF
Paris, and the distinguished DR.. Coop
er, have been in the habit of combm-
ing it with other articles in their pre-
scrlplions, and with entire uccess
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27
OPINIONS OF the PRESS.

The Louisville Journal aays: CDR.
Rogers's Liverwort and Tar not only
gives immediate relief in coughs and
colds, but, from the 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: w
have heared it stated, by persons of
great responsibility, who have used this
medicines, that it IS one of the most re-
markable medicines of the age, for
Cough, Cold, Influenza, Bronchitis
Asthma. Pain in the side and breast
Splitting Of Blood, Whooping Cough,
and all Lung complaints, which if neg,
lected, usually terminate in consumptl-
on; and the certificates attached to the
advertisements would seem fully 10
Justly this statement"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-27

State of Indiana, Jefferson county, IS
| James M. Humphreys, a Justice of
lhe Peace, in and for 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, 1S49.
t.. MT II.~nLnnu. T ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25

Most fssnnat s<sbie kobbery in paris--Ship-
rsent 90 'h. rinnd,r 10 New York.

from a. bunaoo sudan ust v
fotherY uu an extensive sca's. and executed
WIN uif t.ip 30 auhacity and skull has Inst oeetir
re- p th' Hotel Iaum,ui, The Property oftbe Count
dr Lautnth %. situated ~ the Avenue dea Chamn.
g1E''H The hotel had not IA appears br,u 49,,
CUPID Tor ~ NE months, the Count r.s,dtrv .lta,
3 at,J ~ The c"iihiry eud ~ The Fanbourr Saint
CfInair, ana fhr COUNTESS at Brussels. The bon-..
wnh 'he whoe II H. valuable furniture, picfnrps
iiatt, f~eiitf We, wa entrusted 10 the keeping
~ ne p"f'T h"ouis ipesr that friend II the
uuni ~ taDinUnt vIstfd hiin day or two "a, an
The favloutg SAINT Osrmaln, and IN the coprs. ~
,on'erse'i"n happtn'dto remark ~ extraordinary.
ihHi co ftssing aiDuu the CHAINS IlKs..a be ,i,
served ihHt M hotel was shut up. ana otb~rst.s
h q M Hll~ arancc ~ being comieiels ab tndonst
ihr ''uhi, Who had net v-ired hs h.tei Tor -p,u,.
N''hs. "u' "h" ntlirV"d ~ Va b. pfup-ri, th-n
tSi' ~ i"c'rdeda al once with hs risni ~ the spn,
hnd I"nnd ~ "a The state represented No an.
sw'f WIS made to the repeated summons t,, "A.
nht"nc, ana AZ l'ngth the doors al tob broken
&c" W htD last the Count visited HE hotel n y,s
h''o WIN sUtnpuous furniture; on M. pg.-spt or.
CASTOR " ws- not Uuiy abandoned. but wa- empty
~ le,i, th"ur"ugbh aud completely guttsd Nsi-
b.f me Porter NOT any ~ hi~ family wer. forth.
sohh'R Application was Instantly mate ~ NJ
Nafiier. pIeiect Ut police. Agpat- were sent about
th, ne'ghoorhood 20 make inquiries
" appears thst during 10 or " days consecutive
" 'hs ntiehbofs had observed seven or eight wa
eons, ustc Tor removing furniture before fine door
~ TIE hotel, and ~ each vas hilrd n qnntsd the
spot " was stated. on application Al n porier-
pcgt, That the Count A. Ca1murt htd gwen orders
iof he sale ~ he ~ rniiure, he about 10
disTore Ut bis hotel The hIsinTe was Transferred
ic ne P.sc. 10 u Bour-e-ths musi pubic and
thfensed yafi,ct PnfiA- and thrfs sold Nv puhlic
auction Az ihis vas done dHy sfief "a, and The
isuer waksp- passed through the musi crowded
horoue hisI,s Of the capitalize Champs Elysees,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25
FOURTH DAY,
NV IAVEN. An1usf p. $50.


eEl IfON nf OgOL0Gl AM NATURAL HISTORY.
On ;he value ~ shells and molusca, furnishing
-s,.nc.iNe characters, by Professor ADAMS, OF AN
heist. lie tai0--
The !osrre renarks contain little or nothing that
q new On tha cuutrfry their object will require all
sion 70 very familiar facts. FOR this apology may
s,st IN fristiou q the sobjeet Witch has been
uouncsd
regard the titaufs 0f the shells which they al
rive on TN ctttr sheterogsneous class 81 ~riters
pubNst thew opposite pnoHs that shells OF
NJ mors r'ss. ueur- 10 natsra history than the far
- quadrugros etta tto nothing houses OF
We cannot atuia stptession Of dislike 20 the
phrase in shtants % .hsn applied In science 20
uoiuscs There voptd ~ an cbvhus propriety In u.
haprlad ~ tefnt crabs tPsgurfsr) since they have
20 organic conuect.n Nth the Shell which they oc-
eary but there is such connection between the
theh fui ~ slt parts 20 molu-c that Neither alone
constitute Individual being but the whole together
oreste birds hsbtsnts OF f-sihsred -Eins
spd .ulnais IN. inhshitsots % fur wool The
t.m D. ~nimsi -hieh :. frequently used TOR the
oej.cticn Only as bsurstve language such terms
-rilsr IN the zooioresi Journal Of London. has
rsidsrsd the question whether the she'll or the
animal entitled u tbe name ~ specss. ana suggs Is
thai the two necessary. rhi- would D. La.
giving one the BONES aud another 20 the A. N
~ the qsu1rup~d But whether call = skals-
un a nsun'oth OF sppy specific name 10
neither intend 20 give the she'll the monopoly u IA
TO say that IN. msmmoth never nsd aoy soft
~boc b-inx and n n the specific Ind Vduaiity
10 vhrh he name belongs
That concholosists a. net regsrd the soft parts OF
the auimsi 10 partly untrue. snd partly sscusahis
\ N The csse ~ amHteur coilsctorr Who value he
sbsls Ter tir beauty rarity only y = ohvIua tnst
~. spmsls' have No other "a Esniu1 the at
tsnton = this class OF perous tsrept ~ their shells
commend then " Note The tendency. therefore,
~ smst-ur collect this ~ IN other branches OF
natural hisfr.r iavprshe. many. who b-gir ~
snsteur. trans -cisntinc- or AZ least. they avail
ttsutesra ,aleto.av for the srrsng -eut % their
in tr~a
iions in fahieh inclination OF circumstances o. not
permit ti"D 20 Engage We protest therefore against
fhs application 20 such persons 81 any terms of dis
psrrp but vouls honor those whose hours OF
creation occunied With the enjoyment Of the beau
tts Of nature
with the c,nchologi,ts strictly 50 called there "a
100 ground for any imputatioB khber nv personal
examinations a the cot pss OF by using the ob--r
OF ctherp every possible use V made ~ the
spipisls vhn~ their habits snd geographical distri
sutiOns rece wing much s,teuiinr There 10 In
quarters even tendescy 10 a'sressrd the true
raranipg Of the shell
tn. study 81 shells 70 important On seouat u the
fsce@ ~nirh they furnish for lshrrrs the extent ~
tte snmsl tngdom or the rs Oo9 0r % % species ~
eteie wtici have been descritsi. the oft pars ola
isYEe majority have never he, We oov snuie
70 the value Of this suhjee j zeciogy aud - the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25


shstih fcltb hss i.su.d bis tnttatYn 4. fhHsa taa
fifrsteo gu Htteud ~ sntcatiau 81 Iuun Nfss er
60 iti'iaf ne .Oth inst 81 p'ci,ck tht Jsii
W. Ls,sTfst street ia hts %
1lesss strp'rt vs. seen % keuusbttnk fp.t Co. Q
~ deA since by sou .siinrs rh.y fh'ff 10
isef 81 hiu ~ l-Btth. 4r1 drseriba NJ ua4t rs.-a
hntE ttst - Wet irois iitsrd ~ itfs Bio
~ esin'rtsd ma the emist siop o. tfksnss ths
~, 81 Jssf vi b, sq~ai - ten ~ eve, n Fn1
vii have tta .iata
1t' Dat baie ~ u.w cot Oh a. received a S.w
far
whisn ~ crsudsn phyaa.su ~. boon ,sre.t-d
~ tnttn' Va uptu 80 ctYn pf rausi.g m iesth
~ VIE smith settf banned RAYS slsp
sIt'ssu ~ ~ sccs uyIe-
A nrefitp ss- tslu " ~ yotn o. tn l5th
net o. receive ths report % IN kst- - me aie
fsfoed convention Puttisn5 several ~ tn- courts
sdjournso Tor ~ oceasian
1tere ga quite heavy frost set Bath aai
We rstdiAke On nc morning q ihs iTth inst
mrttbiy msii lftw..n lode pera~rr@ No aud ne
fsit iahe vent into orels alton on tn iH Inst The
nsi y rsrfiee ~ ight saigon drawn ~ mules
In ~h1ie smouut of inspected the ssit spriag
i.sf'snon during the sees ending III iTth int 80
ltl uss hufhels
The besfb physicisn ~ a. I,us repNrts that the
chaieia has sriirsly disappeared from tbst city
The Ne'irpal school Convention vii met Al Pnils-
oelTfis ~ tht 2stk instant
N.nsr Do ohio recovered siOVs ~ stage river
'oi r'i"sts % csfry herself tire ehildtso Tour
ftnts nine bsBoboses SD too iapdogs, "a the sane
tict.t
The eheiers stii pr-v.ils a. ooluuJus ohio rhers
we're n ists cssss on ths isih snd av~ On tns 2lh
lrsianf
fesl estste owner. IN Bottom has br.n --ptsncsi
o. 90 mouths imprisonment tor lettit. hsuse,
htts ~ t1At y vas u Be kcgt A. agsse oi fame
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25

uod ts5 hser disc-vsrsd among TIE quart, rsck ~
the lfka tup~tior cHuntry. sud ~ gnslify and ~
etsrtty o. tnoi,ate " a. mvsh more MAJ ~ foand
hsfpsrsf " v believed that fui ani rsCnir veins
fhf ~ cuus ~it hereafter he disenve-~i th-re.
rs't u'rtlt " se.ms 70 be dis.emira a throsgk
tbt q'rftz ~ q m ~ the Oufer eurfsss OF rlcks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25

The following Is the mean of two examinations q
the natter soluble in acid -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTII

ANOTHER GREAT kEOuOAbON
In The Zee Of Dry Goods al The popular store Of
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
MO ss5 BROADWAY, (corner Leonnrdst) New-York'
lNWHO HAVE just been pufels'ng heavily al AUO-
TON. ora aie prepared to sell cheap al kinds OF
SILKS. sHAwLs, MANrlLLAs,
FRENCH MUsLINs, CALICOEs De LANES
every Kind and style OF Dry Goods worn by La
dies Gentlemen or Children, used in household affairs
aud they respectfully solicit the pushc to
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR STOCK,
ard iud re fo themselves whether their goods are nots
perior ia qualify sndslyle, and cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
In Nevyo,k. Iisimpossibe to enumeras all or even
snoiey Of their great bargains bu,woud call attention to
n few % saInple.
RICH FOULARD SILK, % Ga yard.
ELEGANT FRENCH LAWNS, yard.
RICH oRGARDIES, Is Sd ayGId.
FRENCH CALICO, YARD WIDE, Lei yard.
And 90 on through every department OF their immense es.
sbHshneri 90 that lazy can buy her and famlys
supply cheaper
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN NETWORK.
And extensive and generals he assortment that every
thing Ei any lady family eau may be obtained
there without the fatigue and perpexiy or
RUNNING ALL OVER TOWN
10 msle up heT supply. They would particularly call a.
.enton 10 4 cir large assortment Of
LACE AND MUSLIN WINDOW DRAPERIEs,
which embraces one Of the riehesi varieties
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY,
and which lhey ere enabled 10 sell cheap Also,
" MOURNING GOODS-A
OF ever, s 10 Ia market well al Kinds ofHdEMourn-
Ing Goods. csIenll, selected awSya On hsnd.
r. Remember the name ard n1mbsr
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER
isl4n S47 Broadway, corner Leonsrd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
The Roman Republic.

The following paragraph is taken from
the leading editorial in the Courier and En-
guirer Of yesterday:
The Roman Republic persisted by hatchery We
abhorred the act but never moarned the victim.
Long before its bloody exit we had lost ali respect
for its character and ell confidence 10 its preserva
ton. II sprung from assassination, and was main
tanned BY chicanery and falsehood, by spoliaton
and bribery, by intimidation and violence The
Roman populace are inca pable Of sefgovernment,
bad they proved themselves otherwise, we should
have lost all faith in every sanction Of morality and
every lesson of history The Romans land the
fact IS terrible commentary upon the influence to
which they have been subjectedl are the most ut
terly irrehgious and thoroughly depraved people in
Europe, unless perhaps their compeers the Greeks
be excepted. IL Is an indigniiy to Freedom to
suppose that she, who is jealous OF her glory and
so rigid in her claims, would become the tu!elary
divinity of herd so inoonstsnt so treacherous, 90
DEGRADED by ignorance, so hardened by irreligion.
so unnamed BY sensuali;y, so completely lost TO
every lofty aspiration and every noble sentiment
and so utterly unable 10 reverence or IN any way
appreciate tie authority OF Law the sanctity OF
right or the solemnity Of Duty. To such wretches
she maniiests herself only as an Avenging God
dess
The world has perhaps great reason to
rejoice that the Courier still retains its faith
in the sanctions Of morality and the lessons
Of history but for our humble part we con-
iess that we should have preferred the per-
manencc of the Roman Republic even at the
risk ola loss so dreadful on this side of the wa
ter. But since no such calamity has happen
ed. wesubmit that the Courier does not well IL
lustrate its fortunate escape therefrom by the
perpetual repetition without evidence OF
charges again and again repealed and dis
proved by the other party. 1t is usually
thought more creditable to prove than to
indulge in mere reiteratioHs Of disputed
ealumpious charges. 1t is most emphasl-
cally denied that the Roman Republic
"sprung from assassination, and was main
tanned by chicanery and falsehood, by spolia-
ton and bribery, by intimidation and vio-
lence." We respectfully invite the Courier
to demonstrate the truth Of its assertions in
these respects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
By THE HIDNIGHf SOUTHERN NAIL,
cOusspo1denee Of The Tribune

fHu.AprLrHis, Thursasy. Jsns,s
=. just after midnight the drug store oora.r AZ
81. and James 70 alloy, occupied by A. II. MI
| er and owned by j. n. DickersJn, was discovered
10 be on ire. The interior Of tbs building. which
u io1r stories hieh wss completely dsstsoyed. a.
also IT'S entire contents. About the same tine .hs
tuidirg 10 " est Marx e II. ives somewhat dana
sged by tire. The upper story is a temsersns,
hsll, ard as meeting held there last nigh, Ina
sut is attributed to accident
fe msiAet Il generally Guile! ioday Sales 50
90 sOUR sizrcsfd brsndf ~ . g. 10 charge N
hbs ?. "a CosS GFAL, bob be.pg Grm At 81 coss
ffk ~ 'ownwsrc ieucency sales Ye.io~ 06tc Pena.
iul taseS 'eni $50 busb so1 ~ s. 10 gi.e sales sl
OATs 10 tx 20 iSc DrcommOh 10 pnme fei an Sh.is
NHEtra III gIssY a. ~ hoRsarsds held a. 81
SALES 80 bbis -Ns-fhf b0ags N5rrstos az
StLrs os srON RIGS Sc, q zoo Cinc mai d. Isl
81, $50 NortsiCS y; csmas1 a A1iboy Ra So
gf; 30 Schuliti b., "a, $1,000 R-sfiag RR Asr g.
pefnhR, q . DO, - DO ~ Isl; sSooo $ s.
SO; $500 d., 'sS Sili g., s; IS Mcchs,ics Bk ~
20 ll6 Sitt dsio ~. 50 , = Sc; 80 Cn01 Cin. IL;
Ssso.9 Bla,S- $3.50 couniys \ ssss Iss 10 MOI.
$3.50 Lelsh INV IS pa Pen RI 1876 lso 0fsrs 2 1
Cars g Gamer I'D Amssy ~ sans u, a Pean
RI scl- s3oC. Lrh'rhss. 7sa 500. . "A; s5s5 Kas.
Gc nauioTu al1 tarSomsn TuBriA
!. eli fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

B0ILrH EXPLosIoN.-Ile boiler "a me s@ " u ~
OF Messrs Johnson & Morton IN "a ton 20. ~ 80, a.
ploded o. Saturday afternoon let betTee91. anu
scock making perfect wreck o. the oaq1.s, 49,
severely piuring several Persoas MI hfyr Sa
was seriously scsded and it Is doubtful "mYenei we ne
will survive. One workman, whose name %e
cond not ret was standing Immediately over the
boilsr. bat strange enough although blown consld-
cradle distance, his life is not desparedoL Messis.
Sherms. Hammond and Cole, other work men IN
1Ls mill were also seriously injured. The loss OF
Nessrs Johnson Morton by this casualty, IS about
$1,000. onclnnsn Ooi1lnetcia' i0'n.
A MoEsTER PETRIFIED sNAKE.-A portion OF
monster snake that had become petrided, was dug
nn short time since on the line Of the lronton
Railroad, BY Mr.. Chamberlain, who was working
on the road The part dug up by Mr, &. retains
the spots spine, and other evidences gong 70 sho"
itisa pant Of a snake at least 20 feet in length
and ten inches in circumference The part dug up
has been occurred by Mr.. 7. c. Wright, OF Aenia
who has large and valuable collection oil curosi-
ties Of oil kinds, and of all kingdoms
lCincinnad Commercial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
CIRCULAR
Office or The NORWICH AND WORCESTER ~ Co.

ORIG OF The NORWICH AND WORCESTER XXX 20.
Norwich, June 9, 1850.
CIR: The Legislatures OF sls,es OF fiassachusets
0Gnd Connecticut have at their recent respective ses,
sors passed Act OF which you will End copy attached
hereto In pursuance Of the provision Of tins Act ts7
accepted by avois OF the stockholders on the IN
dsy OF june instant The Directors now give notice Inst
books fer the subscription 10 the new STOCK slh9nzei BY
he said Act, wiz opeuei on the 18th doy Of june inst
chsDge In the City OF OK ard viii be coaunued from
cay day until the % day Of July next whea III w be
closed std reopeued on the lin day OF me same noHn TOT
further sutsc1iptone.
Each person rubcrbirg FOR TIE new socs as provided
in the said Act win be required % .uueaier a .e as OF
suhfcrpon four shares # he Old or present stock Of hs
per snare on me rev slo'k eunse td % h ean VI r.
eeiye certificate loT FIVE shares OF the stock IN
which viii be stated that there have been paid $50 pr
shave, subject TO The further payment O! I'D e snare IS
the same may hereafter be called
dividend OF he profits Of the Road Tor the SIX mon is
ending the 3ls Of May last viii be declared on the iol
day Of July ext mot exoee1ing per ceoI sna Psy1
surrendered and subscdbed on or before the u dsy
July next A.. -. 49,, ,,.
whole amount cue therefor and will receive cefuhcae
Of full stock and thereafter be entitled TO dividends Ga Inc
Hoisers Of the Old soc who do not take h@ir proper
ton OF the stock, and thus become prci-isa - A
thereafter only portion OF the net surplus earnings OF
the Company msy remain sfer payns six per cen 70
is,rv and transfer win hsucef,rih te KEEP.
he sole purpose which The p-oceefs Of tbs rev
Stock Will be applied will he the payment OF re dsois OF
he Comuany The situation Of is sf,ifs have been SUCH
that oil the earnings Of the Conn over and aSOve me
~ payment Of ne ohhgaiona ana te feei wnch Nls
new subscription will give will enable The Board hereafter
10 make regular semi annual dividends % hs net earnings
70 The stockholders. ~,
The balance OF the smOuut due this stock VIII be
called as 1t is needed TO meet the obligations OF the Com
puny and should he whole amount be realized VIII pay
every debt and obligation due previous 10 me year $780,
when there will become due the loan from the STATE OF
MGfsachu cts Of 100 COO The whole remaining debt u
he Company vii then amount 20 not more Than S1IOOJ
ard be represented by said loan and about $l7aVoO Of
bonds due In 1860
Should the stockholders come forward and subtc1be FOR
tie new stock DO reason exists wig the Norwich ana
Worcester Railroad Company should noi become sound,
regular divi5 end paying concern.
Respectfully, your OBJ servant,
JOEL w WHITE President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

A VALUABLE CARGO,-The whale ship Coral.
Capt Seabury, from the Pacific Ocean, arrived at
New Bedford on the 18th inst. with cargo Of
5000 barrels OF sperm oil, which, a. the present
prices, is valued at about $4,000 The Coral has
been absent from port sbou, three years and half
This is said to be the most valuable cargo Of sperm
oil ever entered in one vessel at any port in the
trorld
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