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c,,o.ecnls Of Ccnsuu,ptions
CoNgUrIETLCI.

: CTING NjCHIGN cur Ed !!
We .,- Me rurc - prove TIE POWER TO SAVE LIFE
,y' o. ls LSAM .s us,l, oven u0er tie person is ron
t no I'D, s,.,tas 4a1 c92s 10 DC iu tie iasi sdges Cf
'is.Iss-U,ua ~ uYi.G-Gnd, Ia is case, 50 FAR CONE
q. .f tie saeorb and EURIAL-cioTnEs csye bJuQtt' For
A eTytrIfs of tu- Case, auu ue ropciahie ant Egdtbt
- ,c Cc I'd , circumstances and ac.s, We rc!er 10 our
PAIvUL-Is . .,tr, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,
Tli. cure was CceciCl on Mrs. ZlBA DfKEMAN, Of
Is' .. Eyg, Strgtlyd C,Hrfy r. T. W" Gun prove, be-
., dIl many oas's, oiost equally Delcss, end ~.
st,..-.He cutes Of coughs and COHstWp'ions CURED.
r t NrIr urunoAntet .enalls hY sGlLFuL IYsIlIAM3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

II is said Tat full six thousand meu
are making arrangements for leaving
Mi,higan for California this Spring,
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FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.

These alarming AMI terrible complaints are always
caused by a arrangement Of the hstrss Tho BtLr
BHac'ftts ASD fLUio will CuIe nearly syetv coss.
&c. MORLTAD, Va ID Gcn,isi as'n
VI uni'tGStatcs
I22 ~ adNiy. New N,fE
lr il'HirD 'g.n' fct " rlof'
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Farm to Let.

INiIE Farm now occupied ly Joscl h Pate.
Il man, containing about - acres of excel
lent land, with privilege OF Sea Weed, and
the right cl selling stones and gravel n
large and coInmodinus dwelling houfe, whh b
viii accommodate 40 boardcrs, small h use
for the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
cJt King two large barns aud crib, with all
oih'r out buildings Foi terms syplyto
THOMAS J. PECkHAM.
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All physcans acknowledge that these terrible diseases
ore caused by d.fciency u Nervous Energy in this
affected limbs. D. CHrtsrIt's Galyanc Articles will
Supp ir tins deficient powCr and compete and entire
/, 81 tH1s papctci
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Could net Live a Day longer !!

nrssrf T.. Il. CALDWELL& co. of East o'wcgo, De
rep Co. g. " respectable durgisi-, wrote 10 rs: We
have iu- heard firoush MIR. Nhlcmau, respectable Cl
zen of his place, Of important cure Of tolsaWEfi7n,
which Br.NT'- l"pi'N pULNCSAEY BhSiH has reduced
on th. NJ, Of u rraainarcr Of lis vl resides the
town Of Palermo i1 his county 81" had been long con-
fined u Act bed, ua was dangerously ed, that yf
cn believed j. impossible for hey 20 7.',s ti1r oNE
DAY LONGfR Bur, whom OH other LuV" utterly nt.'nI,
she coiuuuurra taking BR.fNT'S Pii NDNiRE Bfb-
IM. ana Is medical efficacy Dr.. rails l"- 'f.t. ~
tSG LUu, '.-' so L. now saGg ob't' and 0e,'" q
her dJne hH.lltod AFFAIRS and Ggj@. She lchuownd ..
pud n f. very evident at ,Nn - HIrNcl 20 BR'NIs EaD-
SAM for ivr rrcpygry from I.u severe, ai .rl'trJs
F'crrts; aud bDr i,nds LIi me- uoIs c,?-at' ' med
ig.u i!..,.fal O.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

l-rNOhihg ul money, is swccier Than
4 -sfy
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r.gyrgSq, III. IJ.,.5>; - IN Tg77.s.a' TgTEi

lirZ.s TERRY, merchant Byron as.ag comfy - y.
wrote AUGUST -, "a: GRANTS MFNlIiN4. b. doing
won i,.-s here n ll- cured ma ~ 1.us49pt4 t 81
q. ply -clns hnl sid mast die. NDgu be comm need
t,.,a Bw.ra Medicine lt t.r,' Irl -.st ls ...I fo
lis laad; d. ie' ' hs h7g- and every gyms ilw .c,u"d
tp indicate tal ia lH". oIei but Aslou'-.u % l Ere l
aow abe 10 .eHor nvd Idps n! over g ATTY. he used
Dn3y Hre 6Jittf. alJ cured H'yhy laly Dt t'ts.
rgas;gH in Celas county, which her ei says d"caT
Mr. MILII.n, merchant or he .nla Il-e- Las cc..-.
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W'O0LEY LONG IND SQUlan
SHA WI. S,
MANUFACTURED AT THE
Bay Safe l,i!lS, Lawrence, Nass.
SCARFS, MANTLES, AND
C--.I2ftEE'S SiihI...G.

rlHEsG GOODS ave been Improved.
l even upon those which were considered
superior % the foreign last year, and as
We now have no hesitation in reccmmend-
ing them as stecldedly better in quality and
,olors than the fIrrlgu, we shall keep
llrre as,ortmrn, Of them, and advise every
oAe who wants the articles above named not
u) auy Uaii they have seen ours. Ord, 5
pom the cJga,ry will be caso.!uiIy aud
r1a?ly cE"cutad
JGIyET'G * PRES, OFT,
Nov Il 30. =. h.IA-sI, Boston.
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CERTIFICATES AND IESTIM0NIALS
Or the most Undoubtcd Character,


stnsEy, New Jersey July "a, ls4e.
~. 4. H. CUEHtIE--Dear Sir; You wish to know OF
,iat has been The result in my of the sppl
r,:I-E Of TIE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE.
Gs &C., ]. is as follows: ~
Iu. ahout irs,,y years had been suffering from Dye
.ru,.s. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor
could olt,H permanent !cCi from any course OF msdp
c.l treatment whatever About fourteen years since
clu, uenCc ug .Teque: CsuIe 10 the weather in tho
discharge Of my PASTORAL duties, became subject to =
severe tATonic Incumd,sm which for yeer after yea'.
caused indescrbahle anguish. Farther in the winter
ui and 20 ia consequence Of preaching great deal
u ry snl various other churches in this region |
vac attacked by the Bronchitis which soon became 80
severe 10 U.Ic an immediate suspension OF my pas
tDr lhUIs Ny rrous system was now thoroughly pros.
.4ied and ny Bronchitis l6c6me worse so also did
N,F.er 10 ana Rheumatic shcction-thus evincing that
t.eIe disorder, connected with each other through
l.a medium O! tie Nervous system. In the whole phar
.a uDeiI there seemed 10 he remedial agent which
.,..a -cu .rl rccugcr,la my Nervous System overy
.c1 ~ lost was led by my friends 70 examine your
en,iou' sud though with very sanguine hopes OF
.s4f t.cisAcyJ determined 10 try the effect Of tho
application of the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE,
Wl,t Ae MAGNETIC FLUID. This in June, 1886.
o aY GFEAT AauoNsiiMENT, ~ TWO DAYS NY DYSPEPSIA
uiD cost, ~ EiGHr DAYS | WAS ENABLED TO RESUME
PASTORAL LABOEs son HAVE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE
SAWYER ACCOUNT o. TuE BRoNcHITs; AND MY RHgU.
AgFTCri0N HAS ESrIRLLY tLsED TO TROUBLE NE.
such the wonderful aud happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10 many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia afec.
tions They have tried them, WITH HAprv RESULTS. I
BELuyF, EyEnY CASE
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT ". Lands
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The following certificate is from Mr. Uih-
dy the celebrated DaguerrcotypIs.;
Having been afflicted very severely visa
uyspcp,Iu' ,og lher with extreme w,ukncss
Iy Wn, advised to take Hulchngs' Dyspepi
b.lers, auI have every reason TO Lcyear
IaAus spcrec ly cured ne. hovcs!mt,.1
TO symptoms o. return Of he disease and
b,ti eve from le effect it had on ne that
viii cure The : rat cases ofByspcp>a
NJ. =. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, \. \.
The Proprieto- cfthiS medicine has rcccv.
ed many olheI certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, 9th various diseases fr VI ich
ihls preparation is applicable tutthc aho,c
are deemed necessary TO satisfy any unprcj.
ui'cd m.hd u. It's value and superiority
above o'l othrI prepIratl,uS.
prlucIpll office, : Fulton s., y. y, up
si,irs.
Price, 50 cents Per bottle, or 6 bottles Gor
s. 80, {. 6. g HAZARD.
N1yi Agent for Newport.
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$ A IL = AP A ri l. l. 4 .

Wonder and Hiessing OF tiie Sge.
Tie most sriraordnsry Medicine ia The Wo"!i g.
This Extract is put up in Quart Bottles; il IS Sin
times cheaper, pleasanter and warranted superior
to any sold It cures disease without vomiting
purging sickening or debita,ng the Patient
The great beauty and superiority Of this sarss
parila over all other Medicines is, while it efJd.
Gates disease it nvgorstes the body II Is one OF lie
yery best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
ever known; Il not only purifes the whole sys
TEN and strengthens the person but II creates new
pure and rich blood power possessed by M Other
Medicine. And in this lies the grsnd secret Of lts
wonderful success. II has performed within ~ -.
two years, more than one hundred Thousand cures
Of cases Of disease at least 50 O09 we're COM
sidered ncurable. II has saved the lives OF molo
than $4,000 children the three past seasons.
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Splitting Blood.

DR. s. ?. TowSsESD-l verify believe your sarsa.
OF saving my life. ] have for several years had 3
bad Cough. 1t became worse and worse. At last
raised large quantities Of blood, had night sweas,
and was greatly debitated and reduced and did
not expect TO live. have only used your Sarsa.
parilla short time, and there has wonderful
change been wrought in me. I am now able to
walk all over the city. raise no blood, and my
cough has left me You can we'll imagine that |
am thankful for these results. YouT ohedion'
servant. WAl. Russell, 65 Catherine-st.
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Female Medicines.
Great BIessing TO Mothers and Children

II is the safest and most etfectual medicine for
purifying the system and relieving the sulierings
attendant upon childbirth ever discovered. 1t
strengthens both the mother and the child prevents
pain and disease, increases and enriches the food
Is highly useful both before ana after confinement,
as 1t prevents diseases attendant upon childbirth
in Costiyeness Piles, Cramps, swelling of the Feet
Dependency Heartburn Vomiting, Rain in tn,
Back and Lions, False Pains Hemouhage, and in
regulating the secTctionS and equalZing the ciIcu-
latlon, 1t has no equal. The great beauty OF this
medicine is it is always safe and the most delicate
use it most successfully, very few cases require
any other medicine, in some little Castor OIL, or
Magnesia is useful Exercise in the open air and
light food with this medicine will always secure
safe and easy confinement
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

Cleanse and Strengthen, Consumption can be
cured. Bronehitis Consumption, Lircr Com
plant, Colds CofdrTh, Coughs, Asthma, SPihins
Of Blood Soreness in the Chest, Hectic Flush
Night sU.ats Difficult or Protuse EIpscioraiion
Pam in he Side. ae, hare btfn and can BE- eured
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INyIGORaTING CORDIAL.
Consumption Cured.

As It renews and inyiEorates the system, gives nc
tiyity to the limbs and strength TO the musc aIJl
system in most extraordinary degree.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

Tft.Uhfgt u Hrits AID CURES ULCERS in hie LUNGS
.lt .f.i Wieu0by as csyt9 4y and easily az tie Pv
rr,y LyIRCr cyss uld heals ulcers externally. This
M e.rt .,'t. clss Df C0Ysh and C0.su,ptoH ou Of
Trs uftsr L.. Other remedies have Jlied 70 do good
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BRANT'S lNDIAEN
9TIW9TiNY BAISihI
I---nS ma rNNSrMPTIONS.
pyea (, ThrOn', Lungs, and Heart.

. .' fta.s.s or pulmonary na'urn-surh diseases M
4. .i1rr go ia.a Under ordinary treatment when tney
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sCROFULA CURED.
lpAAC W. thAlNl IOo NOOStcrkt
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

On. s. P. TOWNSEND is almost dsily receiving
orders from Physicians in different perts Of the
Union.
This is 10 Certify that we, the undersigned
Physrians Of the City of Albany, have m nnmer.
Gus cases prescribed DR. \ P TOwnsend's ssrsapa.
rills, and believe IT to be one Of the most valuable
preparations IN the market
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DR.. 8 p. Townsend's Principal once has been
removed from l26 Fulton, to Sc Nassau street in
the building formerly occupied by the South
Baptist Church.
Aersr..--Reddng & Co, No state.slreet and
Mrs. H. kidder, No 100 CourtStreet, Boston
Samuel Kidder Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt salem
James b. Green Worcester; Allison & Gault
Concord Bslch SON Providence and by
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States. West indies, and the Csnadas
FOR SALE By II. j. TAYLOR
DietctiCs for the Sich, &c.
Such as-lcst Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsinglass,
Coopcr's lsInglass,
Irish Dat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Topioca,
Pearl Sage,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson's Patcn, Barley, &c Ac al
r. X HAZARDS,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the
Court House. %.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03
THE
SPaINGS. !.!A

THESE Springs situated in Madison
county, % niles North east of Can
ton, will be open for the reception oil
visitors on the l5lh May next. Gen. T.
c. McMackiu, well known to the ~travel-
ing and reading public as the best land
lord ofthe South, will have the superln.
Vedence and maua cement under his en-
tire control. This is a sufficient guar.
entee forthe comfort ofthe VISITORS
We have erected and in the course
of erection buildings sufficiently spa
cl0us TO accommodate 500 persons
in all comfort, and also a number of
double cottages which will be rented to
families by the month or season. There
will also be a large Ball Room and hand
of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement. and exercise,
and a Bar room well furnished with the
choicest creature comforts."
W. have made arrangements with
Mr. Ledbetler, the enterprising contrac-
tor ofthe Yazoo City. Lexington and
Benton Stage line, who will promptly
convey oil passengers from those points
to the Springs.
Passengers by way of Canton, will
be Immediately conveyed to The Springs
by Mr.. Jesse p. Brown, in Coach and
Hack with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated on the
Ridge which lies between Big Black
and Pearl, in a high rolling country and
on the immediate border Of the pine re.
glon, and the proprietors feel fully Just
ifed from their own observation, from
the estimation of that portion Of the
public to whom the beneficial effects Of
their waters are known, and from the
concurrent testimony of many intelli.
gent gentlemen Of The medical profess.
sion under whose recommendation and
observation they have been used, in re-.
commencing them, in all cases in which
tones are indicated, but especially m
all cases connected with a dehihtated
condition of the digestive organs, in di.
seases OF the mucou tissues embracing
Dysente'y, DiarFh#a, aud especially
summer diseases of children; in chronic
inflammation Of the bladder, in most d.
seases of the kidneys, especially those
attended with alkaline deposits, in tor
por OF the liver as a local application
in chronic inflammation Of the ewes II
diseases ofthe skin, both as a local and
internal remedy; in diseases ofthe sculr
and ulcers generally and all diseases y
females connected with debility.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03
tLrT US ALONEg,
AvOICE FROM THE SOUTH.

VOICE FROM THE SOUTH
Giring a faithful opposition Of that system of
Pyeudo- Pr Huatbtppy, of FatiatifiSBl, ,gicept
Modsra .Aboitionisia, ,chieh hreotens 10 dis
solpe the Uaioa; aud proposing plan Of Ma
ti0n0i Colonization, .odeqa1ie II Mr rsRoral #
the entire FIRE black pOyulat NJ " The United
States, and all That may hereafter bcrqme fire.
lin a manner hdrmontSihg WdM The tFue IN.
tercSts Of BATH races.
THIS work Is now IN progress Of publication
and will be rshdy for delivery in y few
weeks. 1t will contain hpwdrds Of ire hun
dred pages, II mo-, handsomely bound, aud en-
beilished with appropriate engravings. Price,
So per copy.
The contributors In, and The authorities con-
suited in the compilation Of the work, are men
who stand high in the literary, ecclesiastical
and political arena Of the world Its, there
fore, u work of mcrit--one which, il exten
sively circulated, WELD mighty influence il
checking and removing the evils referred to in
The title page. 1t is to b. hoped that the silu-
tary influences which it is capable Of e%Xerting
will MT be crippled for want Of Encouragement
on the purt Of its natural supporters; that no
friend of the South and her rights, oil her gen.
eral welfare and the domestic tranquility OF
her o%itizens, will refuse, Tor the consideration
OF the mere price of a copy, to possess himself
of a work Of greater research than any other
Of equal magnitude in the English language ;
and with the general circulation of which the
d~estinies Of our Naoe-the well-being of pOste-
rity. and the prosperity and perpetnity Of our
much cherished republican institutions-are
more intimately CONNECTED than with any 9th
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not more than every opposer OF slavery is will
ing to contribute for tile gratuitous distrihu-
ton of books and papers advocating bis cause.
0t3- Editors of newspapers friendly to the
enterprise who will give this advertisement
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~ number Of their paper shall receive two cop
les OF the work. Others DESTROYS OF obtaining
it will do well to send ON their orders (post
paid) immediately, as the first edition. will
toubtless be exhausted in a very short time
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Address W.S S. EY Y y, Publisher.
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03

Proclamation BY John Antony Quitman1 Gor-
ernor Of The State Of Mississippi.
VKTHEREAs, LOVICK LAMBETH, hte
w Of Madison county, in this State, stands
charged by Indictment, found by the Grand
Jury Of said comfy, with the wilful murder Of
joan TATE; and, whereas, it is represented Ia
me that the said LoVick Lambeth has fed from
justice and is now at large,
Now, therefore, | JoHN A. QJIrMAN, Gov
ernor Of the State Of Mississippi, do dffcr a re,
ward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and
delivery ofsaid Lovick Lambeth, to the Sheriff
Of M olson county and | do moreover require
ill officers Of this State II be diligent in their ef
forts to arrest the said fugitive. !.
In t%estitnoy whereof, | have hereuntb set my
hand, and cnUsed the greDt seal Of the
Il. s.1State 10 be herennto affixed. at the city
Of Jackson, the 10th day of sept, AID.
1850, and the sovreignity Of Mississippi, thu
thirty third. D. A. QUlTMAN.
BY the Governor,
10. BELL, Secretary of State.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03
INsO[vENT NOTICE
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON CouNrY. By the Probate Court
nf said county. MsytCrm. 1850. h
mHE estate Of WILEY MOODY, deceased,
haying been reported to, and declared by,
said conrt insolyeni, notice is hereby given to
all persons having olaims against the estat e Of
said deceaeed, To present the snfne 70 the IN
dersigned on or before the second Monday
10 December, 1850, or their claims will be for
ever barred.
by order Of the Court.
II. CAMERON, Clerk.
may %, IS50-nl4-6m
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03
DESCRIPTION.

Lovick Lambeth is about s. years old, about
5 feet s inches high, ronnd shohldered, stout
built, hns 4 full face, ruddy complexion, thick
lips short thick neck, dark hair and eyes, RAJ
ther an etfeminate and broken voice, aud has
had one Of his arms impaired by a gun shot
wound; has down-castlook when spoken to
and excited. Took with him when he left a
stout negro man, OF a copper complexion,
shrewd and about middle size, named Nike
sept, l9th-nSl-3w.
The weekly Missis.ippian and Madisonian
will publish the above four weeks.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-03
lTITIME s0UTMERN PRESS,

for the conduct &c which Suitable EDITORS have
been engaged, who will also receive the all Of
a number Of eminent and able contributors,
There WILDE both FRI-wEEKLY and II WEEK.
ny iesue; the latter TO contain substantially
the same matter as the former, and intended t.
reach those points Of the country whose mail
facilities are limited.
A DAILY issue will be added hereafter, should
il be deemed advisable or necessary by the
press and people Of the Southern States.
Tile paper will not be eTcltsifey POLITICAL
but viii embrace on its broad sheet the Gene
raj news of the day, Domestic and Foreign, by
mail and telegraph; Commercial and Agricul-
tival Intelligence, Literary Ctiti, ism, Original
Essays, Liternry and Miscellaneous; aud. IN
short, all those items Of general interest, the
collected aggregate Of which Constitutes the
interesting and valuable New paper. Grent
care will be take1' to give full and correct Re-
ports II the Debates in both Houses Of Con
gress, az we'll rs the action of the local Ltgis-
l%atures on the Southern question:,
a limited humber only of Advertisement
will be received; the main object viii be to fur
nish 4 large amount at reading matter.
The paper will be printed 0 sheet equa
in size 10 those Of the other Washington pa
pers, and the material will be procured espec'
ally for the purpose.
Ith confdel tiy hope that every true frienC
to the South will mid in procuring subscribers
and iorw;H1 the names, with the amount sub
.cfibed, to spme Southern Representative a
| Washington, lorwiih.
PustmasterI are authorized by law to remi
subscriptions free Of postage.
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SnnTmERN LTTERATURE


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