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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-04

The Louisville Journal aays:"Dr.
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, it is making some very remark
able cures of consumption"
The Railway Register adds: "We
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 consumpti-
on; and the certificates attached to the
advertisements would seem fully to
justly this statement"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOYICB

AOWINIOI HATOR'S NOTIUB
ETTERS Of administration haH
Gs1ean gHaas-ls@sha nnde-sao
the March Term of the Probate G
Of Madison County Mississippi, onl
Estate of Martha Brown dec. all per
indebted to SAID Estate are notified
come forward and make immedaE
payment and those having claimsagan
the same will present them legally y
thenticated within fhe time p%rescfles
law or they will be forever barred
a JOSEPH r, DAVIS AZ
March 81, so. -4-6t nv,
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The LADIES OF LrMA.-We extract
the following from "Von Tschudi's Ira
vels in Peru:"
Far superior to the men. both physi-
cally and intellectually, are the women
of Lima. Nature has endowed them
with many of her choicest gifts. In
figure they are usually slender and
rather tall, and they are especially re-
markable for small, elegantly formed
feet. Their fair faces, from which the
glowing breath of the tropics Danish
every trace of bloom, are animated by
large, bright dark eyes. Their fea-
lures are pleasing, the nose being well
formed, though in general not small,
the mouth invariably adorned with two
rows of brilliant white teeth flor the
women of Lima clean their teeth seve-
raj times day, with the root called
RAG de disntes-literally root for the
teeth, Of which they keep = piece con-
stantiy in their pockets,) and their long
black hair, arranged in plaits. falls
gracefully over their bosoms and shoul-
ders. Add to all this 4 captivating
grace of manner and deportment joined
to an exceeding degree Of gentleness
and amiability, and it will Be readily
admitted that the Limana Is . noble
specimen Of female lovelinsss
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Prospectus Of the /" Zodiac. y

THIS IS . literary journal, containing sixteen
i pages upon double medium sheet of the
finest quality, and Published once week, at 50
per annum, or 81 Tor three months, payable az
ways in advance.
In appearance, matter, and value, il is equal
to any OF the northern papers of the same class,
and is published at as low price,
IL will discuss with freedom the current topics
Of art and taste, and canvass with generous
ngor the claims Of new books to the notice OF
the reading public. 1t will watch with jealousy
all encroachments upon the sacred domain Of
good, old, undefled English. 1t viii seek 10
ments, that Of pleasant reading. And a. it seeks
its warnest welcome in the chase peuetrslia Of
home, II will never minister to vice or coorseness,
but rather reprove them. As Masonic Paper
It Will aim At the rprcad Of the Hesven-desived
principles Of the institution, encourage their
adoption in the every day-life and conduct OF the
Fraternity, and urge conformity to al the re-
qulrements upon the Masons inculcated in our
lodges, 80 far as proper regard for secrecy viii
enable us to do 50.
Contyi54ssors- Macanlay, LII. D.; Alexan-
der Dimitry, LII. D.: Rev. w. A. Scott, d. d. !;
Rev. Charles w. Whitan: Rev. n. Greene
North John Gedge, ESQ.,; w. Gilmore Simrnx,
Ii. D.; Hon. J. s. 3. Thachef; Charles Scott,
Esq.,; Robert Josselyn, Esq; w. p. Mellen, Esq,
l. H. Macmichael, Esq. Other eminen; names
will soon be added HE
Our New York Correspondent, LOCKER On, y
gentleman Of rare accomplishments and the
highest literary and social position, win give US
unapproachable letters upoa fashiouable and lite
rary gossip from New York.
The Zodiac starts equal IN amour. ofread-
ing matter with the ah;est nortl,ern periodicals
Il. L. 49, =
With proper encouragement from the South i:
viii do 20, and this we confidently expect
A. B. BACON, Editor and Proprietor.
Once, No. 50 G7vier Street N. o.
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Estate Of Raphael BoMssara, deceased
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Dis,ric Court,
~ Parish of ST. Mary.-Whereas FRANCOIS
PRINCE, Jr, Administrator OF said estate, has
filed in this court his final account with the same,
together with his petition, praying that the same
may be duly homologated, and that he may be
discharged as such administrator:
Notice is hereby given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, il any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted
J.F. FOURMY, Clerk.
February I, 1850. F7-2t
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Succession dc fen Raphael Broassard, decide
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. .-Cour dc
IL District, Paroisse Ste. Marie-At,endu que
FRANCOIS PRINCE, fls, Administrators de
Ia susdite succession, enregistre dams cette cour
son tableau administration, ainsi qu'une peti-
ton demandant cue le dit tableau soft homologus
ct gull soft decha.ge CONNIE susdi, admin:stra.
teur:
Avis ct par le present donns tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams le dix
jours qu suiyront Ia date du present avis les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont, pour lcsquelles i nc Sc
rait pas fait droit sa demande.
J.V. FOURMY, Grefiier.
LIE Ter Fevrier, 1850.
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Az ANBN8SS
DrtrvEaED AT NEwrowN, Pa, Der. 2, lS4!
BY J. S. SKINNER.

This discourse ought to be attentively
read by every intelligent agriculturist
and all others who feel an interest in
the general welfare of the country.
the facts which are presented in regard
to the agricultural and general inter-
ests Of the country should be indellibly
enstamped upon every mans mind. In
speaking Of the relations between q
producing and consuming population he
says:
Agriculture, has never made pro-
gress IA the absence Of a consuming
population, nor has it ever failed to i'm
prove when the consumer was brought
as recommended by Mr.. Jefferson, to
take his place BY the side of the pro-
ducer. The sandy wastes Of Belgium
have been converted into the richest
fields uf Europe, by policy directly
reverss Of that which has exhausted
the rich soils of.New York, and Mary
land, and Virginia, and Carolina, and is
now exhausting Kentucky, Tennessee,
and Ohio. In Belgium the consumer
and the producer are side by side, or
close st hand, and the farmer saves all
the cest Of transportation, and thus is
hs enabled 10 return to the land all the
rsfuss Of its products, and the land In
esseses in its power from year to year,
with steady increase in the value both
of land and labor. That country grows
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NOTICE.


EOR SALE Iron AxlA Wagon, without
i body, for 4 horses
Wood do do without body for horses
Iron do do without body for horses, m
Mulea OK Cane Carts, with or without bod
les,
Bagasse Carts, with Iron Axles,
Wheel Barows, Of various kinds,
Double and Single Swinglesrse fox Ploushins.
Double Gearcd Horse Power,
Belt Motion do do, ...
Hames, Of best quality,
Straub's Patent Corn Mill,
Cast Boxes for Iron Axle Tree,
Guage Cylinder and Globe Cocks for Steam
Engines, M T.
Anti-Attrition Metal, -.s s..-.
Coal from the Clover Hill District, Virginia,
for Blacksmith use
Us. SIMMONS, Agent
Franklin Jan. 81, 1880 .... ...e. t--
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TENNESSEE SUGAR KETTLES.-A
J. Constant supply Of the above superior kettles,
cas-, from the ore, from 30 to S4 inches, in store
Also-Furnace Mouths, Crate Rars and Eng
lsh Fire Bricks, for sale by
SLARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
corner Of Canal and Magazine streets,
Jan. IL. New Orleans
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3o19ss VN1U31s
~~---~~---~-~~-e-o
THE ENGLISH FACTORY GIRL.

Tw.s "a wintry morning,
1he weather we: and wild,
Thsec bours before the dawning,
TIE fafher reused his child:
Her daily morscl bringing,
The darksome room he paced,
And cried, "Thebcll is ringing;
My haplcss darling, haste"'
"Fathes, I'm up, but weary;
Iscarce can reach tie door,
Al leag the way and dreary-
Oh, carry me once more.
To help as, we've no mother
Ysu've no employment nigh;
TAsy killed by little brother
: LII him, IN work snd-Ge"
Her wasted form seem'd nothing
The load was at his heart;
The sufferer he kept soothing,
TIN At the mill they part.
The overseer met her,
A to her frame she crept,
And with his thong he beat her,
And curs'd her IS she wept,
Ahs. what hours of sorrow
Made up her latest day:
Those hours that brought no morrow
Too slowly passed away.
II seemed as she grew weaker,
The threads the of;cner broke
The rapid wheels ran quicker.
And heavier fell the stroke.
The sun had long descended,
But night brought no repose;
Her day began and ended
As cruel tyrants chose.
At length to little neighbor
A halfpenny she paid,
To take her last hours labor,
While BY her frame she laid.
At last. the engine ccasing,
The captives homeward rushed;
She thought her strength increasing
Twas hope her spirit flushed.
She left, but oft she tarried;
She fell, but rose no more,
TIL by her comrades carried
She rcach'd her father's door.
At night, with tortur'd feeling,
He wasch'd his slcepless child,
And close beside her kneeling,
She knew him not, nor smiled.
Again the facsory's ringing
Her hst perceptions tried;
When, from her straw bed springing,
Ts time" she shricked-and. died.
That nighs chariot pass'd her,
While on the ground she lay-
The daughters of her master
An evening visit pay:
Their tender hearts were sighing,
Az negroeS wrongs were told;
While the scaife slaue was dying.
Who gained their fathers gold..!.
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Snersssion dc feH James Sanders, decide.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -Cour de
~ District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
WILLIAM w. RICE, Administrnteur de Ia
susdiie succession, enregistre dams cette cour
son tsbleau administration, ainsi qu'une pe,i-
ton demandant que lc di, tableau soft homologue
ct qu'l SOFT dscharge CONNIE susdis administra-
tsuf:
Avs at Dsr le present donne tous ceux qui
celia peut concefns. d'avoir deduire dams le IL
jours qui suivront h date ou ?. cent ayi. les raj.
sons Isl aucunes lis ont) pour lesqusles il ne se-
rait pas fait droit "a demande.
J. V. FOURMY, Grefsier.
LIE 1er Etyrier $50
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Estate Of James Sanders, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Dis,ric, Court.
- Parish Of s. Mary.-Whereas WILLIAM
w. RICE, Administrator OF said estate, has filed
in this court his account OF administration, to-
gether with his petition, praying that the same
may be duly homologated, and that he may be
discharged a. such administrator:
Notice is therefore given to those whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, il any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer q: said petitioner should not be granted.
J. v. FOURMY, Clerk.
February !, 1850. F7-2,
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Estate Of Rs5seea Phillips, deceased.
CTATE OF District Court,
- Parish OF ST. Mary = Whereas JOHN
BURRIS. Of the parish Of ST. Mary, has filed
in said court petition, praying to be appointed
Administrsios Of said estate:
Notice is therefore given to those whom il doth
Or may concern, to show cause, il any they have,
within ten days from the date Thereof, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should mot be granted.
J.V. FOURMY, Clerk.
February S, 1850. f7-9
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS. &c.

ID BROWER & co.'s House Furnishing
ID. Stors, II Camp ST., New Orlesns.-China
Glass and Ear,hen ware /; Plated Silver, and
German Silver ware; Walters, Lamps, Castings,
Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Baskets, Brooms,
Brushes, &c, including every article required to
goods. Also, the celebrated Republic Cook.
ing Stoves Jan. 17-3m
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GARDEN, FARM AND FLOWER SEED.
Hayrauted fks Grosrth of 1649.

G01 The very best quality Of fresh SEEDS,
~ Of direct importation, put up in assorted
boxes for plantations, and sold by the
pound and bushel Tor market gardeners, by tho
dozen, hundred, or thousand papers, for retail
dealers, all guaranteed.
Also, all kinds Of Plants and ShFubbery, at
lower prices than any other honse in this city.
Apply 1t the Seed Store, No. 20 Canal street,
(new buildings on the Lsvee,) New Orleans.
WILLIAM OHM, Agent
Tsu c1-9r
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NTOTICE.-To the Friends and Customers
IN Of the late Il. B. BEIN.-I viii receive
and sell to the best OF my ability, any produce
that may have been intended for Mr.. Bein this
season, rendering sales and accounting to the df-
ierent shippers as they may direct-,he whole
amount OF commissions for the benefit Of the
widow, and to be subject to her order only.
~ All shipments to me that may originally
have been intended for Mr. BEN Iwould request
should be so specified on the bill Of ading or let
ter containing the same.
JOHN HALL, No. Front Levec,
JAN a. New Orleans.
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FRANKLIN SAW MILL.

T,HE SUBSCRIBERS are now ready to re-
i ceive and gil orders for Saving OF Planning
Lumber, At the following prices:
For all msrchantablc Lumber, sawed to
f!l any bin a. directed, per thousand, $50 90
For Palings, sawed or ripped from one
inch stuff, per thousand 10 90
For Lattice work, running measure, per
thousand S 90
For Planning, Tongueing and Growing
Flooring or Ceiling, per thousand 10 90
For Planing face, without The Tongue
and Groove, per thousand 30
They feel confident that the quality Of their
Lumber and The neatness oi their work Will
please the most fassidious; and, feeling thus,
they would respectfully invite all those who want
Lumber to call and see them before purchasing
elsewhere. All they ask Is q reasonable share
patronage, which they will endeavor to merit
GATES & BARNARD.
6 April "a, l64o.-ly ~
r p. MARSH, Lebanon, Ohio, Manulaesarer
Js Of all kinds Of PLANTATION UIEN-
SILS-Ploughs, Wagons, Cars, Com Mills,
de-; also, III kinds Of Coaches. Gigs, buggies,
&c, made On the most approved plan and style,
and delivered in New Orleans ~ low as by any
establishment in the United States
" Al orders Tor the above WORK adaresse0
a. above to Mcssrs. Robinsoa q Oliver. No. 81
Gsavier street, New Orleans, vii have Prompt
and due a:sea;:oa- Eee. E-3m
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EOR SALE-A Town Lot opposite Carsoa's
l. Building, On Main street Inquire Of
Nov. 81 s. SMITH
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Estate Of JOHN n Field, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Dis,ric Court
~ Parish of St Mary.-Whereas THOMAS
MASkELL, Administrator oil said estate, has
filed in this court his account OF administration,
together with his petition, praying that the same
may be duly homologated, and that he may be
discharged as such Administrator:
Notice is therefore given to all whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, ii any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted.
J. V. FOURMY, Clerk.
February lst, 1850. F7-2t
Succession de fen John ". Field, dsetat.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA. .-Cour de
IL District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-Atendu que
THOMAS MASKELL, Administrator ,;e la
suslite succession. a enregistre dams ce,,, our
son iableau administration, ainsi gu une petit
tion demandant que lc dit tableau sol; homologue
ct gull SOFT decharye comme susdi, administra-
teur:
Avis est par le present donne tous ceux qui
celia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams le dix
jours qui suivront la date du present avis, les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont) pour lesquelles il ne sc.
rait pas fat droit 4 sa demande.
J. V. FOURMY, Greffier.
LIE Ter Fevrier, 1850.
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TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS.

HAVING made arrangements with several Of
Ii the largest Wholesale and Retail Stores in
the city, ! am now prepared 70 ill orders fo.
every description Of Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS, Fancy French Millinery, Carpcting,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and HAS, Hardware,
Ploughs, Carts, Carriages, and Bu2gies, Crock
cry Ware, Japanncd and Tin Ware, Wood and
Willow Ware, Groceries, French Wines ID
Liquors, Confectionaries, Fresh Garden seed'
and Shrubbery, Saddlery and Harnes. SuSss-
house Kettles, Cane Rollers, &c. 80, me ra'
tent India Rubber and Gutta P.cn' GoooA
Those who viii be so kim IS 70 'enoel me A
cood ~ selection. Ev-y order will be charged at
the lowest marke' cash Prices, g,
An merchau. ..se shipped BY the steam packers
will h. ;nsr.ed, unless l receive instructions 70
the cont-ry.
~Ie.ms-Cash or city accptances on time.
ERANCIS A. FLEETWOOD,
70 Office No. 30 Camp street lup stairs)
J24-4m New Orleans.
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T IBERAL CASH ADVANCES viii be
IL made on consignments OF Sugar and Mo-
lasses to Messrs. Haven e. Co, New York, or
William G. Hewes, Esq, New Orleans, by
]. w. BAILEY, Franklin.
Nov On 1910
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A THE oDEoS.-sALE OF SUPERIOR

"A Furniture, English and French China, Queens
ware, Plated Goods, Terra Gotta and Bohemian
Glassware, Pspicr Msche Goods, Bronzed Goods,
Britannia ware, Looking Glasses, Table Cutlery,
Msntol and Table Ornaments, Lamps and Giran-
Fancy Articles, Aeon WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY evenings, September . and 20, at
early gss.light. shall cell at the Odeon, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and a street, a large and
beautiful collection Of the above named goods, en-
bracing almost every thing deemed necessary TO
embclish a house, and well worthy the attention OF
housekeopcrs. The goods will be arranged for in
spection the day Of sale. The Ladies are par
ticularly invited 10 attend.
Terms All sums Of and under $50, cash over
80 a credit Of two and four months, for approved
endorsed notes bearing interest Sale positively
without reserve. G. W, BOTEBER,
Sept. 2i-3td Auctioncer.
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80 ~, Sundnu 49,.


THE CHoLERA nArpLEb.-In the very height Of
The cholera in this city last yoar-viz. the 10Th Of
June, ls40--Dr. Turner the chrome thermahst,
published i'm the New York Sun an essay, demon
strating, by arguments drawn from reason and
from experience, that the most reliable and efbcs
cious remedy for the epidemic is an cmctic suii-
GENTLY active 10 assist the efforts Of nature in
cleaning the system. This was thought, at the
time, rather a bold proposition, and as taking
the "bull by the horns' in defiance Of the faculty.
The position has been very well sustained, how
ever. Emetics Of various kinds have been employ
ed sdvantsgeously in various parts of the coun-
try. The simplest form is that described by
one Of our sea csptsins-Csptain Peabody, OF the
packet ship " Isaac Wright" in letter TO DR..
Turner in July last, vir "A table spoonful Of salt,
tea-spoonful Of red pepper, in tumbler Of hot
water"-ingrediens TO be readily obtained in every
we'll regulated household. This prescription 10
simple enough, and one concerning which we are
pleased TO see Il asserted, that IL has been used in
the western part of country tho only place sf-
fordinp opportunity Of trying II since its publ
cation, with . the most invsrisble succc-s." Bot
there 10 something more important connected with
IL than the mere relieving Of patients. The know.
ledge that efficient remedy exists dispels al
| panic-which every one knows is ten times worse
than the mere diseAse-snd extracts the fsngs from
a once dreaded monster, The choers 10 nov like
the plague, yellow fever, and smallpox-a tooshles
tiger,
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From the NeW London Comm Daily Chronicle.
United States Coast Survey.
The United States surveying steamer Bibb Lieut..
c. H. McBlair, commanding, on Sunday last,
towed into Edgartown the sehooners ID. T. Will
let's and Benjamin Brown, of this port, both OF
them dismasted in the gale of the night before.
Lieut.. McBlar, his officers and crew, deserve
high credit for the promputude and manly energy
exhibited on the occasion Like brave men and
true American seamen, they went to the relief OF
these vessels, under dscouraging circumstances,
without the slightest hesitation, and by their skill
full and well directed exertions probably saved them
and all on board from destruction.
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[coRREspoNDENcE OF THE REPUBLIC. |

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23-5 .. IN.
There is very little news here to-day The poll
teal campaign is going forward with much spirit
The indications in all quarters highly favorable
to the success Of Mr.. Clark.
! understand that the Havana Italian Opera
troupe asplendid company-purposev visiting Bal
timore in few days, and will perform at the Holli-
day street theatre.
Our market has not (breadstutfs cspecially) been
affected by the recent steamers news. Sales of
Howard street flour to-day at 81 81, and GOO bar
rels City Mills at 81 rs. Grain steady