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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03
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'rrs sTRANaE Dun rRUE!

That many wilinegeet cough month are
month, and wonder at last that they have to-
consumption. flow much better TO nip To-
disease in the bud, which can always be don
4 using Dr. Rngers's Syrup Of Liyerwof
and Tar ga stitch in time saves nine"
For sale by PRlEsfLEY 4 MOsBY, an
GEORGE WARD, w., Canton, Miss.
See advertisement III tiothercolumn.
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Say; Mary, can'st thou sympalhize
With one whose heart is bleeding
Compelled 10 wake nom loves young
dream
Aud take TO special pleading.
For since lost my suit with you,
care not owafracuon
About these tresome suits at law
These senseless forms Of action.
But 10 nv lonely chamber oft.
When clients leave me leisure,
In misery DER departed joy
| fnd a mourhiul pleasure.
How we'll I know the srot where 6Ist
Isaw that orm etherial--
But all! the lransIoy thiogs,
The venu g not material.
And reading ArchbOld's practice now,
scarce believe his true,
That could SET my hear, upon
An arch-bold gill like you.
But then that bright blue eye sent forth
A most unerrlDg dart.
Which, like a special capias, made
A prisoner Of my heart.
A,d in the weakness ofmy heart;
A fatal long vacation,
gave a pled.e to prosecute,
A ied my declaration.
At FIRST your taking time to plead,
Gave hope oGmy felicity
he denoteful negative YOU spoke,
Seemed bad for It's duplicity.
And then your blush, so clearly setmet
To pardon my transgression,
Thought was about to snap
A judgment bv confession.
Bot soon | learned (most fatal truih,)
How rashly had counted
For non assuDpsil was the plea
To which it all amounted.
DeceilEul maid, another swain
Was then beloved by thee
The preference YOU gave TO him
" as fraudulent 10 me.
An! when we love $50 Shakespeare says
3ad luck is sure to have US
| The course Of true love never ran
Without some special traverse.
Say what inducpment could you have
To act so base parI?
Without this that you smiled on me,
ne'er have lost my heart.
NV rival was doomed toView,
A husbands right assert;
Aud noH It's wrong 10 think Of you,
I You are femme covert.
When late | saw your son and beir,
/ "Twas wormw ood for lover
For then the plea ofinIancy
MY heart could not get over.
!. | kissed the little brat, and said
Much happinrs, wish you.
But oh! felt was 10 me
An immslerial issue.
!, Mary, adieul I'll write no more,
Y Nor pen pathetic drnies:
+ My pleading was Of no avail,
!. And so I'll take 10 Chiltv.s,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03

Charcoal IN Cisterns.--A writer in
the HorticuIlurist says thai six quarts
Of charcoal, finely pulverized, and put
into cislern of the capacity Of fifteen
hogsheads. will make the water per-
feclly sweet, at any time. Well worth
the trial
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03
WATCHES! WATCHES!
WINN'S HOTEL.

II
MHE SIBSCRIBER would re-. 1sFssE5A
/ spertfnlIy inform the public $ RIA
hi he has opened the large and ESss / H #EE
c0mmodiuus sss4l
BRICK BUILDING
Main Street, few doors below his OLO
STAND. The house is very spacious, and pos
scsses every onvenience,for +,
BOARDERS.
The rooms ere large, AIRY and arranged with
IN eye to the caomfort Of OCCUPANTS. tIis tn
BILE shall be supplied with the hest the market
itfords. And no pains or expense shall bt
sp red to render sltisiaction to his guests
Tue subscriber, thankful TO his old friend
G,r their patronage, hopes, from his increased
Incilities apd determination to please, to con
time to receive their generous favor.
R. NJ. WINN
Ynzo0 CITY, June l3--nl7-tf
p .S--liacks, Carriages, Bnggies and Saddle
Horses will be ut all times III readiness to CO.
vey persons to any of the Watering Places, "r
elsewhere il the interior. R. VI w
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CARRIAGE REPAIRING
g gGTA8GR8Gg " g5 REs

TIVE uNDERSIGN- Spss=yn
! ED wonld respects sSS4+Ee $500
fully inform the citizeus' 5s.Iass SiNTn
nf Madison, aud the sur -
rounding countses, that he ia preparrd to take
mall kin'sof CARRIAGE REP AIRING and
PAIN PING, md homes, by goi work and
elnse attention to hnsiness, t. receive liberal
,hlre nf p,tronage.
N B hop on the north side of the Square,
md formerly occupied by r, q. Lewis as u car
riage shop. SAMUEL LEWIS.
Canton, Innc l3.als5a-t1-yl
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POETRY.
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LOVE AND LAW.

ToA FAITHLEss MARY.
The lOss below were written by Young
lawyer who was jiled, The wi, viii he
appreciated by great part Of ihr profes-
sion. l. is curious fact thai he subse-
quenliy died ofa broken heart, nolwi'h-
standing the great show of leviiy in his
address to his failhless mistress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-20
Our Bai,imoss correspondence.

BALrtSoss, March 10, 1850
TIE Hibrrisn D,nn>r- Escspe Of ca-nfs-toi,rs BOD
msn~r,mcf- Tr'si ef Dan Rie--Deafh, sc.
IN. sbnivsrsary celebration of the Hibernan society
~ Baltimore, which of lsst night ct Thurstcus
Fonntain Inn psrfsct isbiles Of good feeling
true enjoy ymspt upssrds of hundred manb.r, and
gussts having sst down 70 tho sumptuous entertain
msrt prepared. General Shields Senator from linais
and General Chlds were ths princ ysi guests OF the
svsning and both very happy In their replies 20
sentmsnts coDplimentAry 20 their services 90 the
country Major trtr. a rhilsdsph,s. vas also pre-
s-nt. srd vas enth ha.iasticsliy welcomed
Abraham kldrtd. arrested SATURDAY. op the charge
committed for trial h. being fully tdsntia.d BIZ q
haif dcssn dinerent psrsons. - ths Who hsd
pAsfe cd ON them go counterf~its on th- Nsrius
bsnk OF this city. The other one, Who gave
the nsme Of Daniel Mcclure, vho vas held 20
bail IN the sum 81 500 and 6.po.itsd that
~ bail for him of courfs aid appear s-pesy ss
soc IN oountsrfet mepsy found in the after
be left, shich he bad dropped noor os cIosey
examining be mcp~y plsced IN the hsnds of his bail
$50 of - hes been found TO be rank sosptsrfstt
Thus through The stupiaity and bad ms msusgsmest a
"a four spdoussd cifc coistors % couoterfrt money
have slipped from their hands. DsDisi Mo .lurs The
ons that gave b.il 10 short thickset psn consdsrs
t. peck msrked and vore stite mirst.risl looking
crsvat.
The trial of Dan Ries, fsr his assault on osors. r.
Appeihy ~ss yesterday sspcssd Of ~ the city court;
aud IN vieu ofthe fact that civil suit r. t.nains ne
vss cry sentenoss 70 . hne of $50 and costs
captain Msth.v Kelly. the oldest cspt-ip ~ the
port, died yestsrdsy ct good old age. rhs hsss of
The shipping ere hyrg at bsf met this morning in
token OF regard for his memcry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-20
The Henry Clay Bail.

This rae which was 20 long looked forward to,
came OF last evening st Nblo's magnificent saloon
the ball room Of New York, par ,reeilenee. The
number OF tickets being limited, the vas not
GROW ded, though full, and the ball might with more
propriety bs termed pretty than grand. Compared
with some other balls Of the season, IL lacked
mutitude but ample compensation made fer this,
In the comfort Of not being crushed end ostet The
dresses though Of them were Of the richest de-
scription, were remarkable for plainnsss and sim.
plicity. The ssssmblsgs wss made up Of all sgss,
sexes, conditions and politics The strongest de-
mocrats seemed to take much interest In the
proceedings wings and some respected ladies Of
City sixty sncsd with much gles the budding
maiden OF fifteen. Old bachelors, too, OF the same
sge tripped on the light fsntss tic toe with - much
confidence and s6EIsiyutfou the young man Of
twsnty. There seemed to be charm Of happi-
ress and harmony thrown over the brilliant sosns
Among the distinguished persons present vas the
Hon. Hugh White, . member of Congress. But
there another member Of Congress there
who has obtained soms notoriety for his white
coat. IL is unnecessary tc inform the reader. that
refer to Horace Greeley. He stslksd up the
tsirs with the identical white coat that has been
long the gazing stock OF the people In the streets
and broad brim@sd Qusksriy hat A universal
litter along the lobby, when the philosopher In
the white coat appeared and crowd followed hin into
tb. comitt-~ room bursting With laughter and firing
ell kinds OF JOKES AT the old coat After taking .
decent drink Of brandy and water, he pro.
ceeded 10 the ladies' drswiDg room where, plant
ing himself in the midst OF half a.doxsu VINO
drew bim out, the lost gentleman discoursed upon
phos, ply. socialism aud all mauusr Of thiogs
He then proceeded 20 The oa room ADD AFTER dsnoing
the polka with young lacy, he suddenly vanossd,
and not heard OF for The rest Of tas night.
We snould mention that In ths room, right opposite
"a entered was snhcent full lengJh portrait OF
Clay which Vas much admired
The following wAs the order Of the evening -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-20
Our Harrisburg Corrsspeodsnee.
Hsssrssure, Msrch IL, 1850.

The divorce Gases ere exciting much interest In
town. To-morrov is nxed for th. ccnsars,icn ~ the
Middletos From the indications already given
there s little probability Of s rasssss through the
Senate The bill vss before the Judiciary Committee
and reported by them With nerstve endssion
Ansr the presentation of this report bill read In
place, W otvorce the parties, ard the dscusion N
upon that bill The Forrest divorce csse ne. b-sn
ported fsvorsby from The Judiciary Concitse. os the
Senate " VII probably be called PIP this seek and
stand fsir 70 psss the Senate Divorce eases % far
have fsrsd badly In the Hcuse, ssd dsnculty may
b. eneountelsd In getung 10 through that body.
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senate.
ALH.Sr, March ~, Isoo.
kIrosrsD.
A lsrge number of bills wsrs reported among them
the Albany water bill the Isborer,' wages bill, the
Racket river bill the memorial title bill, snd
Der ss proper to BE- reported complete.
PASSED.
The bil for the rei,sf of Oliver Bsrrsr vas passed
oxSsAsL s.rrscs ns>E BILL.
Tn. ssnste IN ccrnitt- ~ tue VII oir r~jssssd tho
general savings hank bil offered substituts Tor
specis charter, 10 AZ. Tbs suhjscs st,ll left IN
ommitss Of the ~hols.
rvs sssrs-s,-r riiL
The general Nsrs..msnt b,ii ~ss then taken up and
debated until the hour of sdjournmsnt
Assembly.
ALn,vr, March 10 1850.
PETITIONS
After tbs presentation OF p-titop- nun osr OF bills
wer. reported fsvorsbiy sbd oocip pists among ths
latter the b, to consolidate the railroads between
Rochester and Buffalo
coNPsHoLLss's RsPoRr.
The conptrolsr nsd. an Important report, which
occupies too much space TO be rep srtsd here.
The hin TO improve the Moose river lost, 50 to
80, not majority ~ all ssc'ed
stNscA srEsnUosr eoNrA>v.
The HOUSE refused TO reconsider the vote By which
ths Seneca River stsauesat Company bill vas passed
and the sili ~sr sent TO the SENATE
RfitsFss.sp.
The following tiiis vers passed.
To provide Tor hias vacancies In the osce OF justice
To irecrporate the New York Thistle Benevolent
A sfocistiop.
10 suthoriTs any somrsny chartered BY the Con-
pcetcpt L.ghatnrs ut its next session to construct
fcsu into this state
To alter the mspsiof Bfoeklyn.
Fer the relief of Nm. n Williams
To alo- ALERT Lo~ry to erect dock In tho town Of
Mount rleasspt.
Fer tte re,i.If q Capt riias and FELIX GArinskl.
Fer the r.ii-f OF Ethsi'nas Deal
To eIisLd the jurisdiction OF the trustees Of the VII
inge Of Lyons.
rrfO~ COLLEGE.
The select COMMITTEES of lAst session made their
port in rsEsrd TO 'he financial Affairs of Union College,
Mr. Prpyp dissenting
nit.
The pilot till vas ordered TO Q third reading.
The ssressuent bill made the special order for
this Aftrnocn, and the liquor ttrsfnc bill for next
MsDcsy Afternoon
coDE
The resolution requiring the Cods to
80 tduting the reeess ana report session.
amended 90 Nc 20 require toem to report
practicable
He~~.. till 4 oclo~k
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The I,ish vorunseers' ball.

This ball, -tieh -ss si,sn ct ths Cs'te Garden vas
attended by sbout COO persons The Irish Volunteer.
alone numbered i.ioo and looked remarkably veil In
their bssd sdscse fatigue dress There "a. /. l.,v.
punbsr 81 military present, IRON the other eoyps
d the militia Ibis ball -ss reusrhabie tor the dss-
up uh dsy ifhs h -ss by far the NEST numsrcusly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-20

A resclutios hes psss.d botn cr.pcs., NJ an. os,.
Iess"'"fe 70 adjourn s'~e dse on Monday 18th ipss
there we're lte deatbs In Philadelphia durius ths
week ending the feth tsss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-13
DRMrutSo

IN Sheffield on the oath of March last, of
most painful and lingering sickness, which
she bore with christian fortitude and resiRna.
ton, Mrs MARY IDE, wife of Joseph Ide, Esq
aged 53 years She was lovely in all her do.
nestle relations, nmiable in her disposition
and in all her department in life, and happy
and triumphant IN death "She walked with
God, and is not, for God took her" Com
AT Lake Mills, Wisconsin, March 10, Mr.
ABRAHAM SAsBoRS, formerly of Holderness,
n. H., and recently of Lyndon, VI, aged 75
years. Printers in N. Ii. please notice.
In Vershire, March 20, Hon. Thomas Key.
es, aged 70.
In Walden, Feb. Is, of consumption, Abner,
son Of Samuel and Sally Perkins, aged about
IL years,
In Post Mills. April /, Albert Abbott, son
of Alphonzo and Mary Ann Abbott, aged. 2
years.
Al Gree nsboro'. On tho 4th OF FEB. last, Chs.
l.. Lincoln, in the 3lst year of his age
At. North Littleton, Feb. Ia, of oonsump
ton, Abigail C., wife of ROXY c. Towne, ag
ed 81.
Al West Rumuey, N. IL, March 30, af(cr
a long and wasting S'cknesS, Mr. Joshua
Morse, aged 40.
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II III Il & A LIE MAN

lest vote az llo present tine, ~ many 5eHa
tors we're absent, and moved liml the subject
he postponed unit Thursday, with the ~
dersmnding lhal tho debate should then
close.
Mr. Bradbury said that lac wanted 10 speak
Tho subject was postponed.
iloUsr,--The Judiciary COMMITTEES report
cd the Census ILL., which vac made the or
der Of the day for Thursday.
Mr. NinI0n offered JOINT resolution, sec
ending Henry GrnnollH proposition for yes-
sels with Naval officers 10 search for 81
John Franklin.
The House went into Committee Of the
whole and TOOK up tie California hill,
Mr. Wallace spoke warmly against the nd
mission Of California, and charged ihe poo
pie Of that Smle with beng usurpersi eom,
pared lhrm 10 bhnd ofTobbers, aud deh,ed
their righi ofhOgereigny. The Free sOllers
contemplated tie ultimate abolition Of flhy-
ory throughout The Stalas. lie charged lhe
President with design 20 put down the MI
nOriiy by infce Of arms, lie warned lhe
South thhi The tine for united resistance had
come.
Mr. johnson, Of Ky, followed. lie admit.
tod tho sovereignty Of California, but wns
not ready for her admission. The lerritori'
nj question must be first settled.
Mr. Adams. Of Tenn, obtained the door
aud the COMMITTEES rose, .~s0 -
Mr. GoHFsf I.,sVed- q aliapansinn of Ihs
rules, for tho purpose Ofallowing him TO TO-
lrqduca resolutions for The abolition Of the
Thanking privilege, and IA h,Vor Of cheap
postage, pending which tho House adjourn
ed
TUESDAY, April 0.
SENATE.-Mr Webster asked 10 bo e1cus
ed from tho Committee appointed to accom-
pnny Mr. CalhouR'a remains, private affair
compelling him TO visit his home. Ills request
was granted.
Tie Census Hill was Then considered Coz
three hours. Several amendments were
adopted, hut no final vote was taken.
llousE.--Mr Thompson asked leave ia
present a memorial from Mississippi, asking
for land for officers aud soldiers Of the war
orlsl2.
Ia Committee OF the Whole on the Cali
lornih Bll, Mr. Howard gave notice of a
long amendment 10 MeClcrnhnd's bill 70.
lating TO thu territorial claim ofTexAs.
MIR Harris, Of Tenn, spoke ono hour
against admission OF California ns an Jude
pendent measure. liz advocated non.inier-
venlioB, and the right TO carry slaves into
the territory Of New Mexico, aud claimed the
strong arm Of the Government IN support of
thal right.
Mr. NJ. Il. Corwin, Of Ohio, spoke one hour,
advocating the immediate admission of Cal.
iiornia, aud Ia favor Of the restriction policy.
lie asserted that the South had land enough
and made unreasonable dcmnDda
The Speaker communicated messhgo
from the President, covering communications
from the Government IN rehiian TO Indian
ITo,!tfcs; from ;!Tr Treasury Department.. re
lasing Ia aiis,,ae Iloapilnis; al from The
Post Ohien Department, Pn estimate for -"
fiscal year.
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H@irly-FirSt COngress--.lst Session.
WEnNEsnAY. Anril q.

"WEDNESDAY. April 3.
SENtTE.-A communication was received
from the War Department, covering report,
on The geology and topography Of California
and Oregon.
MIR Cass offered resolution to publish
10000 copies ola pamphlet edition of the
addresses, and the funeral sermon, utfon the
trHtt NJ MIR tHthUun. thuptrd
Mr. Mason said he had received letter
from the late Mr. Calhoun's son, requesting
mat Five +tfTrr't- 81 ,'s father F4!',s.s.! ~ a
vault To awnit their removal to South Cnro-
una. II was moved that committee he np-
painted to accompany the remains to their
mai resting place; adopted, and six Senators
were constituted The Committee.
Mr. Rusk introduced bill to reduce pos
iagc.
Mr. Webster presented n petition for n
ettt'tgr III tire duty mn ruiiroutl .ret..-
A message was received from the Presi-
tent covering communication from the
-MeXican Minister in relation 10 The control
OF her bOrders by Indians and others; aud in
answer to a cali for Information ia relation
to Austria. --
Mr. Baldwin concluded his speech, ndyo-
eating Judicial tribunal for fugitive slaves,
wNh full powers.
Mr. Underwood followed supporting the
fugitive slave bill, upon which the settlement
OF The whole question depended.
The House went into n Committee of rho
Whole on the state of the Union, and took
up the California bill. Mr. Richardson pnye
way 10 MIR McClernand, who stated his views
rs regards proper compromise on the sinv-
cry question.
MIR McClernnnd stated the provisions of
his bill 10 be, to admit California as n State,
md form Territorial Governments for Tulah
and New Mexico, without the proviso, pay
ieNns SlOOOO,000 5 per cent. stock, in GER
uhcates of not less than $500 each. MIR Car
Ter offered an amendment for the enforce
ment ofthe New Mexican laws against slav-
cry.
MIR Howard would not support the bill, be
cause il did no~ndmit the Texas claim
MIR Richardson spoke in favor Of non. in
'erVention,und denounced the Executive and
the Wings. '---!
Mr. Marshall spoke an hour He was ren-
ny Tor Netherlands plan for territorial GOV
,a,fhfneHts, which were FIRST to he arranged
lhe President would be satisfied He had
40 pinn--he was plan candidate. He
admitted MAINS structures Of the danger 10
nus Union, yet the South was determined in
her course.
The House ordered McClernands hilLnnd
sr'er's amendment to the saInn. 10 he print
O THURSDAY, April 4.
sENATE.-Tho Vice President announced
'Ao committee 10 ACCOMPANY tho remains
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MAnMGA9RSa

In thIs town, prii 4 by Rev r. Robinson, ~,
FRASoIs Is. SASSER and Mss LORETTA s.
Arm,
In Lyndon, March %, by Rev. WIN. w
Thuyer, MIR VIZ iDE Of Lyndon, and Mrs
EAILE CARPENTER of Kirby.
In Newbury, March 30, by Rev. HIP Cush.
ing, Mr. Meryin IL. Wells of Newbury, and
Mrs Phebe Philbrook OF Groton.
In Newbury, March %, by Rev. C. w
Campbell, Mr. Moses Currier, of ToPsham, and
Miss MRhala o. Doe Of Newbdfy.
In Post Mills, goth ult. VIM. Dodge, NJ. d.,
and Mics Elizabeth SaaboTn, both off NJ.
In Barnet, APril2, by Rev. A, q. Hubbard,
Francis u. Webster, OF Boston, and Miss Mar.
lhe, daughter Of Robert Harvey, Esq.
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> TNT Z OF ' EINMONT,
Drlaaus Digir;ct q.
Preservative for the Hair.

EypITCuEN IL nENDERSoN'S Hair Pre-.
IN sentative has now been in use ncutly
four years, aud has proved itselrtn be the best
article for improving the growth and beauty
Of the hair thnt has ever been invented, as
hundreds are ready 10 testify, 1t entirely
stops the hair from coming out and itnpar,s to
It strength and vigor, and gives IN hair the
most course ana harsh, ss0 and eiosEy mp.
pearanec Il ais o removes all seuriand- dAn.
druT from the skin and head, which ought al.
ways TO BE- kept ont in order to bnvc healthy
growth Of hnir; because II allowed 10 hocun6.
late, it becomes Embedded around the roots o.
the hair and clogs up the pores of the skin.
thereby preventing free and healthy action.
the consequence ls, the hur becomcs dry aud
dead nud-YrrY pnn brgins 20 show signs Ok
decay and falling on All the can DE prevent.
ed by Proper use of the pTeEeryaiivr, MS Il
gives llc and action 10 liz akin, aud al the
same time impurIs tourishmcnt and strength
to the hair and icavts Il soft und glussyIwithout
being grcsSy.
Manufactured and for snle at wholesale and
retail by s-.~
JOHN II. SYMONDS, lIIR DRtssrR,
(Suoecssor 40 A K,lthen) 81 Cv,irrrs, ~
Boston. -.---------,- --.--- IL 9m3