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CotLsoroR's oyrrcs, March 49, 1850.
(uTr TAxEs-Deduction for prompt psyment-T'ho.e
whose taxes remain due FOR the 1919 ebacnx all who
nave moi paid since the first Of notified deduc
non o. eight per cent will be allowed bills r said
A. ROTHWELL,
March 2o-tawewit Collector
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EDUcATIoS-Rev. ID. MccARTER's boarding school
~ for Boys Young suabuR Lancaster, Penny
vsnn The whole expense OF ave months 500 The
summer session win commence the FIRST MONDAY Of May For
and proprietor. Mar MI
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w FISCHER, importer, opened large supply English
and French stationery received, by the Sarah direct
from the following cclebned manuiacrers Mess. Cooper
Phillips their black In
10, and 10 bottes also their bestprcparcd parch
various sizes; Messrs Joseph Rodgers Sons
shears and Mcssrs
James Perry Co.. complete assortment Of their nmtah elastic
spring comprising Of thirty kinds
Son, Mcssrs Newman Co. and Messrs De Rue Co. An
o the articles from viii be
of which viii be sold, wholesale RETAIL
sone Hall, next door 20 the Irving Hotel Penn.
Ap l9-3saw3w
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GoODs.-LANE q
TUCKER merchant talors Pennsylvania avenue Just
csved direct nom New York is,ss, arrivals large
selected stock Of cloths, cassmercs vcnx, &c
they respectfully invite the attention Of c numerous friends
the public.
Mar i9-3taw3wf
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NEW spring Dry Goods.--BARNEs 4 MITCHELL
~ opening their usual extensive spring summer
goods which, without enumcrsing articles they very po
y invite the attention of the citizens Washington
Alexandria, and The adjoining counties assuring
more elegant o. cheaper assortment Of description
be found In The District
Their supply of ladies' fancy goods particularly much
greater and brilliant than former
ts purchases from auction win much below
their sexual WORTH more especially "a The Of house furnishing
oarpetings, Canton maltings, floor oil-clotls rugs
White Marsaillcs and imperial quilts.
sbeefinrs, table diapers, table and covers,
April g-cod3wf
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san FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
REyEnKsoEs WAsHfsaTox crry.-IIon. Tho Buasr Kin
Hon VIM NJ Gwin Hon. J. Q. Fremont
Ap e-ifdlm
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ny GREEN = rAsrEr. A.ss.on..r..

EXTENSIVE LOT OF MAHOGANY, BOARDS, PLANK
~ vENEERs, BALUsTERS, kc.. AT AUCTIoN.-6n Monday,
the 18th Instant we shall SELL In front Of
Of 9th and Streets Hasup wecdens building al
O'Clock, }. m, large lot Of mahogany, viz:
5000 feet fine CURED
S,p0 do u, n, X-inch boards Of Inc quality
400 do III, ~, AZ, a4-inch plank
lb5 fancy Y Inch baustcrs.
Terms An sums Of and under $2o soo cred Of
and 70 days. for approved endorsed bearing
- -, GREEN TASTET,
Aps-1d AucuoneerL
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CARD.Those Of our customers who have NO, closed their
counts az rendered to them LIST January will cona
short dsfes-the former preferred.
Ap ~ sdf CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, a co
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CAHD.The ladies' and renssmea on me Ns
uic respectfully invited furniture
VIII take place Tuesday, the 6 instant O'Clock
residence OF Lieut. Hocomb al street
They win find the furniture Of excellent quality nearly new
and The sale well worthy Of their
ready for examination Monday previous sale
For further particulars and description, advertisement
Ap l3-A GREEN TAsTET, Auctoneers.
CARDThe attention Of ci-makers, undeakers and
carpenters respectfully invited q the sale Of mahogany
ncers boards plank, baers &C. which viii take Mon
day, the 18th instant NJ O'Clock,
corner OF 9Th and q streets, Hasup Weedens buldinx
The stuff Of ne quality and the sale
ton For further particulars, advertisement
Ap lJ-A GREEN TAsTET AuctioneerS
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VHE Great Rsme or Fancy Goods viii take place
next week Subscribers who have paid for their chance ~
respectfully requested The rnme co
% OF beautiful and costly articles, a and useful wo
thirteen hundred dollars There hundred numbers ana
IT. BAsTIANELLT 4 Co.,
APPS Next 10 BrownF Ho'eh
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JESSE n. DOW,
Notary Public and General Agent
AZ removed his Office building n the corner Of IAN
and Pennsylvania avenue, where he win be happy hi
In the notarial
o. y agents. pensions halfray claims, and ali other bushes.
curing me presence OF viii
% be attended 10 with fidelity and despatch
ID. G.. : - = -
Aplo-ly
SwEDENBOReIANB oOKs.-TAYlop MAURy. BOOB
sellers near Mh street. have received from publisher
found - '
Biography Of swedenborg by Wilkinson.
Book ot Worship. BY order Of the General Convention.
Inc Divine Love and Wisdom. Translated from Latin
Emanua Swedenborg
The Divine Providence ny swedenbo Originally published
Dictionary oorrspondeuce. Representative, sc ny sweden
borg
Essays ny T. Parsons.
The Athanasan Greed, &c. Explained by swedenbor.
Reasons for Embracing the Doctrines and Sweden
borg.
And many pamphlets, tracts, &C. App
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UEBsTER's Full Dictionary. unabridged, contain
ing 1851 large pages of columns each cd
ton, In fine binding marbled edges &C. Published by vg
riam Springfield, and for sale for Them IN wa.hiagton BY
-. FRANCK TAYLOR
accurate, and reliable dictionary II the Language.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
LEWIS CAHS,
THOMAS ". BENTON,
Ap ~ = 80 ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-16
NO la

Howe's Cave, situated about IL miles
from the Springs, and five from the
Schoharie Court House, has been ex-
plored to a depth of seven miles
through limestone rock, and contains
n lake, on which is boat for Wis to
One portion of this cave is SO vas.
that rockets have been sent up and
do not reach the ceiling. The other
cave is called Gebbard S and is about
four miles east ofthe Schoharie Court
House. Ut has been explored to
distance Of five miles. This also is
said to have a lake, and an apartment
3l5 feet in diameter Pure white
alabasterhas been found init. Howe's
cave was discovered in 1912 by Mr..
Howe, who has now a hotel near it.
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.rB THE
KEOsyEE COURIER,
II rstSrSp &Sp FcntisHsp WEEKLY NJ 4
TRIMMER & lewis ,l
w. II. EAsLEY, Editor.
TERHE

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continued till dj'contnuance is ordered and
all arrearaSes pail. ainan }
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to those advertising by the year.
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TO the Publishers post paid
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? Tho writer ofthis has seenin the
records of the Senate, the original
speech of John Rutledge to the Leg
islature. In that day, addresses
Were delivered to the two Houses,
instead Of messages; according 10 the
custom still preserved in Great Brit
ain. The Governors speech is a
eocum ent of great, strength and clio.
quence; and ifpresented 10 theworld
could not fail to add the reputation
ofan eloquent orator, to the fame
won by its author as an eminent in-
rist and moss ardent patriot. 1t mfyi
be m nay powar to lay before your
readers sosEe extracts from this pa
per, wbichl .m induced has never
been seer, but by bis contemporal
ries;sand few who are fond ofr0ns-
aging into these edust covered melnoz
,rials Of the past elg
9l sstsF,6s s,el w. r.. Nc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-16

RESISTANCE IN THE SENATE.--T'hc
correspondent Of the Mercury gives
us the following gratifying inteili-
geflce:
"The bill for The admission Of Cal
itornia will not be permitted to pass
the Senate without resistance, and
that OF the sternest and most deter
mined character The friends of the
South in that body feel it their duty
to oppose and obstruc t the aggres-
slye nieasures of the majority by all
the m ans which are afforded by the
rules ofIegislation, and by these prop
erly applied and resolutely persisted
ii the passage of any measure can be
delayed until the day of doom. To
those who profess devotion to The
South while they are terrified at the
idea Of slisnnion, this course, no doubt,
VIII be gladly embraced, as Ii viii
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preseht Tin opportunity of peaceful
yet effectual resistance, by which
they may protect the South and pre-
serve the Union. A sufficient num-
Der OF Senators have already solemnly
pledged themselves to this course to
render it effectual, and if the effort to
admit California with her present
boundaries is persisted in, you may
expect a protracted session, and a
struggle mexampled in our legisla-
tive history"
The Mercury, in remarking on its
Washington letter, says:
''lt is evident now that we can
have no halfway measures. The
South must defend herself, or be
trodden under foot. Mr.. Clay has
unqualifiedly denounced the whole
doctrine of State Rights and State
sovereignty; has avoWed and repeat
ed over and over that the States have
no right III any case to resist the leg
islatlon of Congress; that such resis-
tance of a State is of no higher char
acter, and to be treated by the Fed
eral Government with no more re-
spect, than an insurrection of coun-
tty, or an outrage upon this laws by
individuals. These declarations of
Mr. Clay were received with shouts
of applause from the galleries, and
have, so far, callef forth the general
approval of his friends. Consolida-
ton, Abolition and the Bayonet are
now emblazoned on the banner of
the Anti-Southern party. Is it not
time, then, for decisive measuresl"
HIT HIM AGAIN.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Evening
News, in speaking of Senator Foote,
says:
"Mr. Foote appears to thrive with
the heat, for he wakes more vigorous
every day, and when he expatiates
on the temerity OF you South Caro-
linians in daring to think for your
selves, he is truly sublime. 1t is a
pity he does not take to the stage, as
such a Official salamander would
command almost any price. Barnum
would be in exstacies at the prospect
Of getting him for his museum"
TRYING 1T AGAIN.-The cores
pondent of the Evening News, wri-
ting from Washington on Saturday
says: M $50 A
"There being in the House an adj
mitted majority in favor of the Com
promise bill, it is expected that it will
be introduced into that body on Mon
day, so that on its going 10 the Sen
ate there will be another opportunity
for certain gentlemen, if they are suf-
ficiently penitent, to retrace their
steps. All this, however, will take
time, for it cannot be supposed that
such measure can pass through the
House without at least a months
debate. 1t is now positively stated
that Mr.. Fillmore is in favor of the
measure.
=
NORTH CAROLINA ELEcTIoN.-
Telegraphic dispatches have been
received in Washington announcing
that Reid (Dem.) has gained on Man
ly l,6OO votes over last election.-
Reid, we understand, is Southern
man out and out. Manly was Clay
compromise man. Enough said.
Carolinian.
PRESIDENT OF THE BANK.-At a
~
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PRESIDENT OF THE BANK.-At a
meeting of the Directors of the Bank
of the State of South Carolina, held
on Monday, the 5th inst, G. M. Fur
man, Esq, was unanimously elected
President of that institution Caro-
linian.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-16
From the Charleston Courier.1
GOVERNORS OF SOUTH
CAR OLINA.

Messrs. Editors:-in your paper Of
Wednesday, a list of the Governors
ofSouth Carolina appears, copid from
the Fairfield Herald. The enumer-
alton is correct from the year 1884,
b. Guerard, Governor; but the list
is not complete, and in some respects
it is inaccurate. Rutledge was not
Governor in 1892. The office was
filled by Mathews. Henry Middle
ton and not Drayton, was Governor
in lSl0.-l2. The first Congress Of
South Carolina assembled at Charles
towr, on Wednesday, lst. Novom-
until 2Sth March, l776. On that
day the first Constitution was adop-
ted. The 1st clause, ,Qor there were
no articles then,) provides that this
Congress being full and free repre-
sentation, Sc, shall hereafter be
called the General Assembly of South
Carolina,
The I'd provides, That the Cen
eral Assembly and the Legislative
Council shall out of their own body
elect by ballot, Legislative Coun-
Gil of l3 members, &c.
The Sd provides, That the Gener-
al Assembly and the Legislative
Council shall out of their own body,
or among the people at large, e!ct a
President and Commander III Chief,
and Vice President of the Colony.
| Stat. 13O.
Under this clause, John Rutledge
was chosen President, (b;s duties
were those of a Governor and he
was commonly SO styled,) and Hen
~ Laurens was elected Vice Presi-
dent.
The corrected list Of our Rcpubli-
can Governors, as they were styled,
in contradistinction 10 the Royal
(fovarporc will fbor bo q @ Eollox,,..
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POI 0 Irlo a d ,
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM
rs GOVERNOR BELL,

TO The Senators and REPRESENTATIVES
Teas, IN the United States
Congress reldtipc to the Santa Fe
iuf Question.
5rsd : STATE OF TEXAS.
Nh ExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
sAIlSTIN. limo 10 1910
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fSouth Carolinian.

GREAT CAvEs.A summer tourist
writing from Sharon Springs, to the
New York Journal Of Commerce,
gives 9 description of two caves of
great size, near Schoharie Court
Eiopses New York, One called
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MANUFACTURING CoMPANY.--We
observe with pleasure and gratifica-
ton in our advertising columns this
morning, notice of application for
a harter of a manufacturing compa-
ny in this place. From the charac-
ter of some of the gentlemen cameo
ted with the enterprise we have the
utmost confidence in the success of
the scheme, and from the facilities
abounding on all sides of us, there
can be no doubt but that it viii well
remmerate the stockholders.
There are more ways of fighting
the North than one. Cotton spindles
and looms in every town and fayora-
BILE locality will wake her citizens up
to the fact that we have some resour-
ces and capital left. They will begin
to understand that whilst we can
Justly boast of the patriotism of our
citizens IN repelling political wrongs,
we have also within us the means of
independence, in producing {oAr own
supplies. Weheartily wish this and
every other mode of strengthening
our arms atthe present time the most
abundant success. ysas. asti "a g5j.
e5i [SouthC Carolinian.
<383G ( II II - - Ss'--rTT-T- III 3, 8I1st
GREAT CAyEs.-A summer tourist
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08
PAINTS, OILS. SO.

DURE White Lead ground III Oil for 81 per kcg, s.
per 100 lbs, equal 10 any in the market and warranted
LINSEED OIL, pure and clear at The Grest riHg
CHROME and French Yellow, Chrome and Paris Greei
(dy and in OLD Nermilons and Venetian Rcd, Spanish
Brown, Eddys Refined Lamp Black Red Lead.
LTTHARtE &c. comprising all the different articles i'll
the Painting line of The bet quality and richest colors.
VARNISH-Spirits Turpcntne, Glass, Putty, Brushes OF
all kinds.
LAMP oILS-A great variety, viz Pure Sperm, Winter
Whale Solar and Winter Strained Lard Oil.
PINE OII--Fresh every week.
OLIVE OH. by the Gallon, in Bottles for Table
CASTOR OIL in any quanlity-together with full and
fresh assortment of Pare ragS and Medicines and all 9th
articles usually kept in a Wholesale and Retail Drug
Store which will be sold very cheap at the Kenosha City
Drug Store by n. SAWYER.
r. 5. large supply fRlsh.on. Clarke & Co.'S Pare Cod
Licer OIL and celebrated article The cure Of
Consumption, much used present Physicians ant
Dealers be supplied al wholesale retail very low.
n. SAWYER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08

The London correspondent of the
Philadelphia North America states il
his last letter that the principal Rail
road Companies in Great Britain are
reaping rich haryests by running cheap
excursion trains. The Great West
ern Company take passengers from
London to Bristol and back at eight,
ten and fourteen shillings each accord
ing to the class of cars occupied by the
travellers. The South Eastern Com
pany issue tickets to Paris and back at
thirty shillings each, great numbers of
the inhabitants Of London were visit
ing the French capital. In one day
no less than one thousand persons wero
conveyed from London to Brighton
and back at the low rate of three shil-
lings and sixpence. On all the rail
roads in Great Britain where cheap
rates of fare have been introduced, the
business of transporting passengers has
increased in an astonishing degree, and
we opine that similar results would
quickly follow like reductions on the
various railroads i'll the United States.
MIND AGAINST MIND There is a
strong disposition in men of opposite
minds to despise each other. A grave
man cannot conceive what is the use
of wit in society; person who takes
a strong, common sense view of tho
subject, is for pushing out by the head
and shoulders, an ingenious theorist
who catches at the slightest and fain-
test analogies: and another man, who
scents the ridiculous from afar, will hold
no commerce with him who tests ex-
quisitly the fine feeling of the heart,
and is alive to nothing else; whereas,
talent is talent, and mind is mind, in
all its branches! Wit gives to life
one Of its best favors; common sense
leads to immediate action, and gives
society its daily motion; large and
comprehensive views its annual rota-
ton; ridicule chastises folly and i'm
prudence. and keeps men in their prop
er sphere; subtlety seizes hold of the
fine threads Of truth; analogy darts
away to the most sublime discoveries :;
feeling paints all the exquisite passions
of mans soul, and rewards him by a
thousand inward visitations for the sor-
rows that come from without. God
made it all 1t is all good! We must
despise no sort of talent; they all have
their separate duties and uses: all the
happiness Of man for their object; they
all improve, exalt, and gladden. life.
Sidney Smith.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08

Case of liberated Limbs Of 16 gears standing.
The following is extract of letter dated
March 81, $780, from E. B. Perkins, VI. d,
highly respectable Physician OF Marietta o.:
JOHN PARK-Deat Sir: have under my care
young woman who, ter sixteen years, has been
suffering from liberated Limbs, and whose case
has been pronounced hopeless by three Of our best
physicians. took her into my family, and have
ly, and am confdentthat the Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparlla will effect permanent cure. She is in
better general health than she has been before,
and walks mile or two without fatigue or pain
year ago she used crutches / will report the
case in due time. Yours, respectfully,
T. b. PERKINS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08

The counties Of hfantowoc, Sheboygan.
Washington, Fon du Lac Jefferson, Dodge and
Winnebago give Doty 1900 majority for Con-
gress, and there is probability that the balance
of the district will increase the majority.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08
1850! SPRING IADE! 1850!
WISCONSIN
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.

S. JOHNSON, Jr.
SUCCESSOR TO wM NJ. cUNNISGEAM.)
Chemist, Apothecary, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist,
NO Isl, EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
Dealer IN
East India and Mediterranean Drugs, French,
English, and American Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Due StufS, VarnisheS, WipdoW Glass and Put
Ia, Brushes, Roots and Extracts, Thomsonan Prepa-
rGtions, Druggists and Physicians Class Ware
and FurnitNrc, Surgical Instruments, Phl0-
sophicGL apparatus etc., etc.
The subscriber is receiving his supply, selected by
himself from the stocks of the largest importing Drug
Houses in New York and Boston.
His purchasing are not surpassed by any
Merchant in his line trade in the Wesand for proof OF
the assertion has only call him and examine articles
and pricesboth Of which he pledges himself will be en-
trely satisfactory.
CITY AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS
Will find at all seasons of the year, at the above named
Establishments general assortment OF articles De-
DRUG TRADE
Than can be had at any other House in this City. To
his WHOLESALE PATRONS he WOuld say, iai He iis uoi
enlarged the
JOBBTNG DEPARTMENT
Ofhs trade, and has appropriated the ID and Sd stories IN
the store he continues occupy exclusively for his Whole
sale Trade and thereby better attend to this branch OF bsl
-
Wholesale Agency Depot for the sale of the Original and
Genuine Doct Townsends Sarsaparila, which VIII be
ly on hand Mooreheads Gavanc Machines Barnes Med
Chrstes Galyanlc Bands, Beits,
Necklaces Gold Plated and Zinc Rings, Plaser, Magnetic
Fluid, &c. &c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08
ANJIIN:jGH
SASH, DOOR IND BLINDS.

TINE undersigned, having formed copartner-
l. ship, under the firm OF Wheeler & Noyes and
put up new building on the old Southport Foundry
premises, opposite Ball & Elkins warehouse, with
new Engine, machinery, etc, are now prepared TO
do up the dressing Of hoorDg siding etc, in the
best mannerand on the shortest notice
DRESSED FLOORING AND SIDING
of LUMBER. They are now getting up ma
chinery for making Sash, Doors and Blinds, and
will shortly be prepared to furnish any quantity OF
these necessary articles. w. w. WHEELER.
Jan'y 4, 1850. n2S AMOS MOVES.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08
Sehool NEeeting Notice.

To the Ptcrs Of School District No. l. City Of KenOshG
T the written request of Edward Bain II. d. Towslee
IA Orlando Foster, NJ. Holmes, NJ Pomesoy and NJ sykes
vetes of School District No. l. in the city u kenosha,
hereby give notice that special District Meeting of the e-
gal said District will be held at The School House
IN District Monday the 18th dag of November next,
~ at O'clock u. NJ,
Hox the parpo of taking ato consideration the prOpriety
demonstrating the vote passed meeting of said Dis
trc held the 30th day of September, 1850 eecng the
soeers of DIRECTORY Treasurer and Clerk of said District
fand for purpose of taking ro Consideration pro-
spuey Of aisins such sum or sums of money may be
sihough necessary for the purpose of carrying said
sSchoo aud eecng suitable persons to ill offices of Di-
sreor Treasurer and Clerk of said District for ensuing
tyear." SOSlAH BOND, Clerk
of School District No. /, City of Kenosha
Kenosha, Oct. 81. 1850. 2-20