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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

A Suicide was committed at Cleveland,
Ohio, las; week by Lavinis Cook, by taking
oxaIic acid during depression Of spirits
caused by the sudden termination Of a mar
riage engagement, or intimacy between
herself and Nc. r. Cowles. A beautiful
locke, containing Mr.. Cowles' miniature
was found amenG her things, and one Of
the chambcrmaids stated che had seen j,
in Miss Cooks possession.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

At house where Dean Swift was
once dining, the lady of ,he mansion
boasled much of her family, observing
that her name began with de and
must necessarily be of old French ex-
traction. When she had finished,
Now, said the Dean, 81 will thank
you, madam, to help me to little of
that q nmpLing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

II is now proposed to build Railroad to Fall
River; and we learn that the committee Of the
Telegraph Company are anxious to be employed
Immediately to lease the road, the stockholders to
be paid in tickets for passages over the road
This is an admirable suggestion, aud will unques-
tionaby be strong inducement for our citizens to
subscribe for the whole stock Immediately For
further information apply to the controlling majori
ty of the Telegraph Committee, who disposed of
that line on Monday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

The Cincinnati Board of Health an
nounce several deaths by Asiatlc Chol-
era, aud Cincinnati dispatch to Cieve-
land states that there were twenty-five
deaths from Cholera on the Goth. We
notice a report Of a few cases a, St.
Louis. three deaths at Nashville on the
18th. and three new cases on the Goth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

The case ola poor Mexican rs rels-
ted in one Of the latest journals. IL
seems she was attacked with cholera.
and supposed to be dead. The CARR
ers of the dead bore her TO her last alb
ode and inferred her. In the grea
press of business, they did not bury
her very deeply. She came TO herself.
and was strong enough to scratch away
the earth, and leave her shallow grave.
She sought the abode Of charitable
person, who kindly gave her lodgings
This should be a warning 10 those who
urge speedy intermen,s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

The Office Of Poet Laureate, vacant
by the death of Wordsworth, has been
offered to Samuel Rogers, the wealthy
banker, and celebrated author Of the
Pleasures Of Memory" but declined
on account Of his very advanced age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

We are requested to say to tho subscrb-
ers 10 the Telegraph that if any of them do
not wish to take their per cent. an Iele-
graphic matter, if they are affl ctcd with the
rheumatism, they can be put in communi-
cation with the battery and receive their G,
per cent in shocks. Scrip for this purpose
can be obtlined of the Committee, transfer
able only in their presence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

The new Chapel on Church street, above
High street, will be opened for Morning
Service, according to The order OF the Pro-
tes,snt Episcopal Church, on Sunday, July
7th, ct half pas, ten o'clock.
All the seats in this Chspsl are free.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11
WHOLE NO. l,l49.

An orator AT political mseting is
said to have thundered forth this " no.
bic sentiment :" "Mr. Chairman, i'll
was Siamese twin, and my brother
was on the other side, Pd Gu, the ras-
cal off" Overwhelming applause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

~ Why did not The Fourth OF July
Committee of arrangements assign place
in the programme for the Telegraph Com
mi,tec, who would wear badges on their
hats, inscribed wih-6 per cent payable an
Ttgrophic matter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

Beauty is an all-pervading essence.
The flowers, the green grass ocean
shells and precious stones, the ocean,
the mountains, the clouds. the heavens,
the stars, the rising and the setting
sun, all overflow with beauty. The
universe is its temple.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

], is said that Of the eighty or more
gentlemen who graduated at Princeton
College, on The 25ih ut., about one
half had made profession of religion.
During the past session, there has been
a greater religious excitement at the
college than has been known before
for many years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

Our religion, politics, morals, Ian
guage, manners, and even gestures, are
mostly derived from the parental type.
How careful. then, our fathers and
mothers ought to be, to set us good
copies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11
A SLIGHT MlsrAKE.-A Fort Lar;

A SLIGHT MisTAKE.-A Fort Lara
me letter, giving an account of the
grea, emigration now sweeping over
the Plains to California, says -
" The Indians begin to talk OF emigra-
tion to the East, as they do not believe
that many more whites can be left in
that portion OF the country"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

DR.. JUDsoN.-A letter received in
this city from the wife Of this venera-
bic missionary, dated March 22d says:
1--WE thought Mr.. Judson's health i'm
proving till within few days; but he
is again, / fear, on the decline, and
what the result will be, our heavenly
Father only knows. My heart is very
heavy at our prospects.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

The poet who kno WOW to express
and paint the affections and pass .ons Of
the soul, will always be read with
greater delight than the most exact OBJ
server of inanimate nature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

Paine, the gas man, says his dis
covery will take care Of itself. Prob
ably So, but we would not be much
surprised if some insane asylum took
care of the inventor first
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

A Court Martial, consisting Of l3 Off
GERS, of =" hich Gen. Cllnch is President,
assembl,I at Fort Adams yesterday, for
tho purpose Of trying Lieuts. Stewart and
Quimby, who have preferred charges a.
galnst each other.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

An absent-minded gentleman, OIL re-
firing at night, put his dog to bed, and
kicked himself down stairs He did
not discover his mistake till he went to
yelp, and the dog tried to snore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

GrWc are indebted to Mr.. Stanhope,
of the steamer Perry, for a copy of the
n. Y. Herald, Of Tuesday morning, de-
lvered to us the same evening. by the
New Haven Day line.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

The number Of Emigranls who arriv-
ed at New York from foreign ports du-
ring the month Of June is IL, 1853, and
the number during May was As. .O5S.
The arrivals during June of last year
numbered 81 1873, showing a remarka-
bic falling eff this year
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

RECEIPT LoR MAKING Ice CREAM
Take six eggs, one Id. powdered sugar
two quarts cream stir well together,
then put it in glass vessel and place
/, IN the bosom Of an old bachelor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

~ An immense memorial, signed
by tWo hundred and .ffy thousand
names in favor of the Compromise Bill
of Mr.. Clay, has just been sent on to
Washington from the City Of New
York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

In Amsterdam the principal prison is a
rasp house, where Brazil wood is cut and
rasped. No one is permitted to be idle
there, snd i, is empha,icaIly house Of cor
rec,on. The incorrgihle, too, are rasped
with rough stick, and put into a large
vat Of running water, where they can
pump themselves dry or jTown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

~The telegraph reports that thir-
iy clerks were dismissed from the Post
Office Department, at Washington on
Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

Business before pleasure" as the
man said when he kissed his wife be-
fore he went out to make love TO his
neighboE's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

Co-Man,el pieces of marble may be sf-
fectualiy cleansed by rubbing them with a
flannel dipped 10 weak solution of carbon
ate of soda.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

or" / stand upon the soil OF freedom :"
cried stump orator. No." exclaimed
hs shoemaker 4" you stand in a pair of
boots that have never been paid for"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

o." know no passion more ap-
propri lte to devils, than the passion
for gross misrepresentation and libel"
-Ddniel Webster.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

EPWhen so many people are engaged
in trying 10 xii Time, i, is passing strange
that the old fellow has so long escaped as
hassinatiOn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

UPWe are inlcbled to Il. B. Kinsley,
Esq, for late Boston papers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11

C-The presen! population Of Boston is
1873, 7ss.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
ORTRAETPAINTzNG
5OBnPl2TNTING.

HAVING attached toiheir Newspaper
establislaneg an e1tensiveand supe.
flor assortment Of JOB TYPE, the
Propriet0rs Of the MADisoNIAN would
respectfully invite those wishing work
done 81 hat hue 10 give them asalI,3
ssNsg g. Work done atahe shurt est no
lice and on accommodating terms. 2
20 OEce-onthe Sieith Side Of the
Public Square. Fe esi
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
m, THE SOUTHERN PREss,

for the cOuduct Uf which suitabie bdlpFs nave
been engaged, who will also receive the ma o.
a number Of eminent and able contributors q
There will hebotha TaI-wEeELY andhwEEK'
LY issue the latter to contaiA substantially
the same matter as the former, and iatepded to
reach those points Of the country whose nllli
facilities are limited. g.ol .sj.F- aj
A DAILY Issue will be added hereafter, shauId
it be deemed advisable or necessary by the
press and people Of the Southern States, a,i.
The paper viii not he ercluSiuey pnlitcal7-
but will embrace on its broad sheet the Gene
ril news ot theda}, DQmPsiGand Foreign, by
mail and telegraph; ComWcrCial and Aeficll-
tnral intelligence. titerary friti ism 0rigihHi
Essays, Literary and Miseeliahenas; A4nd, III
short, ~ those items iuf general interest, the
collected aggregate lot which CONSTITUTES the
| nterpsting and vnluabla New paper. Great
care will be taken to give Cdll aud correct ie-
ports Of 1he Debates in both Houses q G0h-
gress, a$well as the action If the local Legis,
aturss duthe,Sputbern question
\ & limited nUnbrr Only of Advettisehent'
will be Feoeived; the mhin object Will be to fur
nish u large amount uf reading initterE 'eo.
Vhe paperswill be priHted aon u sheet equat
in size 10 those OF the other Washington pa
pers, pnd'tbe material will be pf9cpFed espee'
ally Tor the pugD0se. 4r.aiuii8aa3.l },
It is coniier tly hope that every true lrieqi
/ to the South viii aid in procuring subscrihcrs
and forward tie names. with The amount sub
lscribed, to SOME Sontli4Ai Representative a
Washington, forwith =
/ Postmaders ARE authorized by law to rcibi
| snhscfiptiuns free of nustagn.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
INsoLVENT. NOTICE
THE sTAEE or MISSISSIPPI,

MAbrsoN CoeNTY. BY the Probate Court
.yVElE estate Of WILEY MOODY, deceased,
saidscanef inablTent, nDtios is hereby eiivenst6
al persons having claiiwsagsinst TIE estate %
aaid deceased. 10 present the satue 10 the a,-
deraignsd on 81 before tie second Monday
Sd December, 1850, or their claims will be for
ever barred. A9 give
n order ~ the Court. MfxNasW WgAEsR
T. CAMERON, Clerk.
mar %, fss0-ni4-6m =
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
.NOT,NNEs

LII persons indebted to- The nader
- signed are requstedt 10 come for
ward and settle their accounts or the
will find them ia the hands Of an off
Ger. n. HARRINGTON.
Feb. 2l-lf.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
EIG---
s!5.
The GREAT MY
For Rheuhatisn, Cont. Pain b " wv w
Back, Limbs md Joints, Scfg
Wv Evil, White Swellingt Hqia
aa' Tumoft;, Stiff joint,
'as'a ana All Flied
aiat Pains Whatever.

hiuan az
IFasre his Plaster islapphsd, RaAssr
Thefollowing commshdaiioni i fonsl
residing at Trenton, Tenn.
TRENTON Gi6son CsahI Ifth
il NoyenOef ~
Mearsl Seov;9 q Mead-Gentleiasli
Hebrew Plaster Is becoming popAl.l
section; there d i lady. IN chs eONng
says she would not he without 10y
five hundred dollars a year. Sne VII
for some time with 40 eIlaFgensg.
spleen, which gave her d great ee9, n,
the swelling and pain had extengsR \.
ltontke arm BIZ, and %OccaSicnal' v !,
scarcely breathe. She was connnsp
siderable time, during which sle WV
t,y some of U1f best physiciaqs W
hlcru 10 relief, she procured box z! v
Y ltstefHnJit relieved hef Amos
These facts You are at lipretyy !. \
anaya6ink nrbper-they are tunsu
Respectfully yours
.NA rN|
/, TheappIioatioe Of the Plaster ~
! noulders hss beealfpind 2 cer1a
bolds, coughs, pltbisic and 'ops
ihsir priaiaF stages ltdes''O
ton by1perspiTativM ..nmN
.BEwARGot ovNTERFgIIsAEp pA.
d The Genuine ID sold Only "
raI AgeBts for the Southern
MeA@ ll3tG hartres svsst
whomalhofdafs must b address
AGO. 'ista sy 4 Mcsgs
.asas AMURPHX
And " arpahtsd sB'uts g ~
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
tLET Us ALONEn
A VOICE FROM THE SOUTH,

- =
Giring a faithful exposition IF that Sosteni Of
Pseudo-P IN ilanhropy, or Faaaticita, picepi
r Juqderg aboltioaiSvt, nhieh Mreateas 10 as
sele The Uaioa3 md pppjuiae a plpa Of Mas
HonGt Chic aGsafion, ade9uqiest6 hfrsnt1 rai "
the entire free black poguiat on If ne Uniiei
States, and all that may hereafter 6econe free
-Aa manner hdrnl5aising ,0ih The true in
hrests of botb races.
.iNfilS work isndw'in progress Of publication
l aud will be. ready for delivery in a few
weeks twill couti6al ubwnrls of fpe hun
dred pages, IL mo. handsomely bound, aud en-.
bellished with apprQpgiltesngraYinss.e Priue,
81 per copy. kb ~ IA
= The c66tributoes to, and the authorities con.
suited in the compilation Of the work, are men
who stand hi5h in tbe litcfafy, ecclesiastical
and polhieakdtena If the world tits, tLere-
fore, a work OF nerit--one which, if extcn.
sively cigculated wield mighty iuduence.in
checking and removing theAevils referred to in
the title page. II is to be hoped that the spln.
'tnry infnfnoes which il is ca1nbieof exertiur
viii nOtbe oriRpled'l0F wahtof encouragemen
on the part of its natural supporters; that no
friend Of the South and her rights, OF her gen
eral welfare aud the domestic Tranquility of
her citizens, will refuse, for the consideration
OF the mere price Of a c0py, to possess himself
Of a work Of greater research than any other
Of equal magnitude in the English lanauase;
and with the general circulation of which the
Idestlnies OF our Tgce-the well-being of puste
rity and the prosperity and perpetnity Of our
much cherished republican i~asiituti0ns-,re,
more intimately connected than withan, otD-
re OF modern pfigip, lhe price is but ittIe-
not more thdnevery Opposer Of slavery is will
ing to contribute for The gratuitous distribu.
ton Of books aud papers advocating his cause.
OK Editors Of fewshlpers rrieDdls To- the
enterprises whit will give this advertisement
three insertions, and forward to tho publisher
u number Of their pnper shal I receive Two cop-
les Of the work. Others desiroas oG obtaining
1t will 20 well TO send un their orders (,iosl
paid) immediately, as the irst edition will
doubtless be exhausted in a very short time.
SIX copies, to one address, viii be sent GU the
receipt Of $40 in current funus
Address W. s. ~ Y =. Publisher.
'NasaV'He, FenE' ~ ~Tay16-3w
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
10 ME PURLIC.

THE undersigned has il 10 scOntsmpla-
ton TO prepare for the press some me-
MORALS of.his laneated BROTHER the late
Seargent s. iPEeniiss, Of New 0fleans
III furthefaDoe Of this design, be earnestly
solicils Of lie friends Of the deceased in
the Southwest any letters, or eepies Of let
leFs, personal "reminiscences professionals or
political incidents and ~aneedoies. &c. &c.
BY which be may be enabled to1ftame a
more accurate sndsliiel,ke picture Of the.
character and brilliantacareer ofihls noble
end honoted brother. ltbeins impossible.
for him a presenl 10 visit the StUthwesl
and eeleel lhs materials foEasueh a work,
HoW scattered among the papers, ior living.
only 10 the memory Of old friends, be trusts
this appeal which the Ilississippi papers
would do hin a great favor to copy) will be
no less efeelual IN securing Ethp desired
object. ANY con qualifications addressed
o9dn' at Newark, N. u, would be most
gratefully received sas
GEO L. PRRNTTss
MA a AAHAAH|H q LaAa
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
]. Ii.


Stump Bridge, Madison County.
have been engaged many years IN putting
40 machinery, both vt Northern and southern
FounJries buff regularity, epseTof motion
and absence Of friction, ! haze found none
canal 70 the Segments Rmae mt the Madison
Foundry, AA1 JOSEPH BARNES.
e@A Seeny gash, ygtdla Cdudty, 1880.
n The Gin Segments made Mt the Madison
F0nsdey far surpass, my expeet9tie4sa They
require less team thnn any Ihaye ever seen.
i gin with one hurse.,o on a AL saw giR, three
bales q day. JEFFERSON JlNhiNS.
Persons wishin infurmrtiun will address 10
June 27-nl-yl9 VAN DORM ~ Co, ,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
MADISON R0UNDRY.


Sharon, Miss.
CONSTANTLY nj hand, Ploughs, Gin Seq
ments and mil Castings. CAST gs of amy
kind made To order. All work warranted in
n%i8ierial and operation.
Gils SegRreBsSS.- These are mbde on
approved, scientific prinoiPles-so constructed
and working together as to Rvoid nearly all
friction, SO fhat with the same power, one halt
more work camhe done, thHn with The o. binary
Sin geafing.
From many testimonials Of the superiority
Ut these Segments we insert the following;
Leake County, Mis-, March, 1850.
For the last six months ! have been using
Segments made II tile Madison Foundry, and
find them superior to any horse power gearing
/ have ever seen.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
MWLTVERYNnRm

W. III
This, plant has been tor mm,
to be Of singular virtue in fhe ente N
Of the-Liver More recent y Il wa,a,c
ID that it possessed great pdwerg ii
Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs, If 1 n,
GhaFdeteF, etcgs and of essential seris
diseases Of a pulmonary character.
notwithstanding the e~xtra0rdinav ~
ties Of these valuable ingredient, asts v
Any known and acknpw EDGED. II NJ
Dr.. Andrew Roget.to discover ts SrNs
extracting and combining Iheir p6caIaf N
with other vcgct,ible Sd stances ,sucR
moss, wild cherry, ETC., to form i conn,
hitherto unrivaled 10 the histor, II IN \
and cure Of the varons diseases Is whias
1esh is heir. iii ny
BTeWe COPY below n letter 'front.'
STASRucK, Esq publisher CineinSAiDa
Times;-
II is hut justice to the proprietor nj
public, th7t the %virtucs II pr, RagsgC b,
nound Syrap OF LivcrwoFt and ra6doi1l
familiarly known toeveri Que, and maia1
" to those afflicted with diseased har, A
have, as proprietor Of a daily Journal VA
its gradual rise and progress iuthe esintl'
Of the most eminent distinguish uA
igent among our citizens, for The Nt
years. Numerous ilstaRces III Il aanad
Die virtues ha Se been brought nnlepH !
diate notice: the ihnumerablc Ind cIa
nary Testimonial Of itssexcellens3l vi
to be really true. Such men as .Julal
Professor Cox, M. D., Rev q. W Min
others, are no fictitious, but cninW NJ
tihgliishe1 citizens, whose. Fecaar
tions cannot but inspire cdniAee
give a popularity md dignity 10 iA
such n preparation can seldom hopebe
and were It not 30, our avn pet@ad 4
ence, and that 81 others attached oOr
enables us 10 say, With ccrtaidty, 6Aa
slier il the happicst- compound, aDlafs
liable remedy now before the public NJ
can express the entire cohfdrncsa and
With which we recommend il lar iht
plaints % 70 the public, Ia gaQtsIe
the globe colds, Csnlght, Of lhat
sconfge ef~huntauitY q nsnnpuoasle
say for Eve years We lust zen i iad'
dittefeDt ciroumsiancel, IA the maali
and uniaTofahle tasR cfifcalV ml
hopeletsly, from simple brDnchid, ~
ing consumption, and can say thi v
of 10 instHhce where il has been ioHnlf
I'M, and our opinion eau BE epdqrfl
dreds n Il most re6aed aud esIiqlA
c~itiscpG thnt whichever may bag
case with others the his posiIiaa <
ordinary pophlaFisy Il sprciis
not, in this instance, %undesrrysa
&. " sFas
For tals W PRIEsFLEY < MOst
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21

AA4 HH ~aeHFa
81 s KIP e 8 s.
ID BARRNGE0N hts the pleasure 20 inform
he the ciiizena of Cantous and the public
Eenefallv ninth has just reeeiteds direct Gom
New York. handsome i ssOrtmentof FANCY
coon which sc VII aaIf lo9. Consisting
in paFt Us hHn
Riabeh gef6ie chamsleOn and Uheae SiTka
Rich black fgured do. aseA ha
Plain black slk fpnapFans . addresses;
Jenny Lhids ! utW article cot Ladies'
dressss. aa ags aaa s3Aia ,aNI
Rich Bonnet aud Belt Rihbonsi
Rieh 6npss Fsadofa e hissI IS 0a
Worked Collars and cuasta { vsaam4H
Worked Under-sleRses; 6asia eesiFtg
Ladies, GINS. GrpAs Lieep TFtFkf,a II
Ladisn aud GentE black aud c%oidrsl Kil
1sadies black and eofdfp,l Tic. Mic DO;
ladies' and Cents siAt vssb; 9aa as7l
Ahaudsdns ASSORTMENT u fancy silk Vest.
ing. m
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21
S0UTHERN ~LTTERATURE

2 SOUTAHERN LAEEHSA
mtiE undersigned respcctfalis invite the at
: 4 ~tentiOu of the pnhlic 10 the following list of
periodical administrations, now issaed frodi their
press il Charlstoni ias @ ud ,aiitiu
l.. The Southern Quarterly Rec
view, edited by WIN. g. Simms, Esq. new
series, commencing with April 1850, price IS
per annum. -oB
Q. The Southern literary Ga
&eEf, d large AMI elegant Family J%0lnnhi,
published every Saturday, and containing a
lhfger amount Of original matter thWn any olh-
er paper in the country, edited by WIN. a.,
Richards, assisted dy ID. H. jacques, price
So per annum, if raid in advance. A new vol
nme commences qntle 9TH IL May, 1850.
g. The S~ONthern EIecgic ME0gN-
$t1sG, II mouth, niscell1ney OF chlioe litero-
ture, selected FROM The Gazette aud other suilfc-
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