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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

s. + flL1>t SPRING. situated I'm Madison county,
1 - miles Northeast Of Canton, will be
,opcn for JAc rccop ion Of visitors on the 18th
Nay next. Cent c. Nc Maxim, we'll known
-. tie trcrsling and reading public as the best
.Iand1ord =. the iso,th will have the suberinten-
,dence and management un,3er bis entire con-
troll. This IS sufficient gu..-antee for the
3cOmfort of vistOrs.-We have erected & >, the
scoursc Of erection buildings sufficiently spa
sclous 10 accommodate 500 persons in all comfort.
sand also a number of double cottages which
sWill be rented to families by the month or sea-
5sOn. There will also be large ball Room and
band of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, foramusement and exercise, and Bar
aroom we'll furnished with the choicest screa-
.ture comforts"
We nave made arrangements with Mr. Led
better, the enterprising contractor of the Yazou
CITY, Lexington and Benton Stage line, who
sWiI promptly convey all passengers from those
.points to the Springs
Passengers by way of Canton. will be imme-
.diately conveyed TO the Springs bv Mr.. Jesse
sP. Brown, in Coach and Hack with speed and
sand perfect satetv.
q These Spring ere situated on the Ridge
(Which lies between Big Black and Pearl. in
shigh rolling country and on the immediate borl
5der OF the pine region, and the propfietors fecl
n
ffully justified from their own observation, from
sthe estimation OF thar public to whom the ben
sehclaI effects Of their waters sre known, and
sirom the concurrent testimony of many inteli-
sgent gentlemen Of the medical profession un-
oder whose recommendation and observation
Ethey have been used, in recommending them,
Gin all cases in which tonics arc indicated, but
especially in ell cases connected with debili-
Stated condition Of lhe digestive organs, in dis
lenses Of the mucous tissues, embracing Dyson
atory, Diarrh9, and especially summer di.
eseases Of children; in Chronic inflammation
of the bladder ia the most diseases of the blad
sder IN most diseases oftle kidneys, especially
whose attended with alkaline deposits, in torpor o
inc liver; as local application in chronic in
ELIMINATION Of tie eyes in diseases of the skin
both as local and internal remedy; in disease,
OF the scalp and ulcers generally and all dis
leases Of females, connected with debility
H. LATHAM.
NJ JONES Propriefoys
g. w HENDERSON.
April 10, l850-I05-3n.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
ggimn's B7otFR.

aI MEIER - hASAAAN
..G SUBSCRIBER WOULD -
respectfully Inform the public EsgiS
Las opened ,hc large and commooiouS
BRICK BUILDING
in Street, few doors below ms 0'd
..f Tho house is very spacious ana Po-'
.., every convenience for
EOARDERS.
.,,o.s are large, eiry and arranged with
..lI ,.c comfort OF occupants lbs ta"ie
.r s.rp,icd with the best the moTkS e, al al
An" ..l,r %0 satisfaction, i.iS to his guests:
.,,-crihcr, thankful to his old trieno5
nr,ronare, hopes from his increased
,,l discrimination to PleeSc' To con-
receive heterogeneous favor ,.,,r,-N
''''''9 Z. W. WYNN.
Civ, May -, ls50-l23-tG
Uocls. Carriages, Buggies and saddle
,,in be nj all times in readiness 10 coh-
,rscas IN any Of the Watering Places
..owhafe in tie interior. -. =, ~,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

VE .-I.E removed their Tin Manutactrry
At r Wheeling, have opened an es'aO-
III his place, where theX will be pre-
pare. .m.aish their customers as usual WIN
w.> WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
T ..sae viii be supplied on accommodating
.-. They are situated on Main Street. one
...lrf.Ins C.. HPrimm's and nearly opposite
... or. syovn stand Of Link g. Harrison.
tur I-. loj0-l2i-ly. =. q D.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
THE STATE OF 8IISSISSIPPI,}
EAzoO C0UETy,
PycIqts Court Jape Term, l

z rot Qtc fDHlt sItVt 4 ~ tft- i.l'4i'
GpEEABl,E 10 an order of the Probate
"A Court ofyqid Countv,-No;ic Is hereby
given to all persons interested IN t5B josiah T.
tenements and ha1H4to be ana appear before
"oo.4Fh.c Court ofsaia county, TO be held or
the fourth Monday Of August next, then and
there to show cause, if any they can, why an
order shall not be made for the sale of tie real
estate Of the said deceased, lying and being in
the county Of IaZoO and State Of 5:i %si>@iuai
known as the north half Section Il, east half
north east quartcrand east half south cas-; guar-
ter of Section 10. east half north east quarter
of Section II, west half north westqlartcr or
Section l., and esst half north cast quarter OF
Section -, all in Township IL Range 2Wes1
and the north h0lfwest half north east quarter
of Section %, Township II Range | west;
also the following descrhedlan IN Madison
Count, Mississippi, west half north east quar-
ter of Section -, Township 8 Range ; west
eost haIrnorth west quarter Section ., own
shin s Ranqe = roet-i0t number Section -
Township Q Rhage 3 ,~"st--lot / section
Township Range , west-'olS 4 ana . sec
ton 81 Township Range west.
And is further ordered that Publication u
this citation be made in the Yazoo Democrot.
for the space Of sixt weeks successfully.
(--l WrrNEss-the Hon. George B. vii
u. $. kinson, Jddge Of Probate Court Of
~ Yazoo County, the fourth Monday in
June, 1850, and the sea lof the Court issu 5the
2d day of July 1850.
CHAS. III. HENDERSON, :. k.
BY a. SIDNEY PERKINS, D. C.
July 10, lS5O-35-Gw,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
NEW TOR
Cheaper than Ever!

FSAAC MARKS, is Just receiving and open
/ ing Il large and well selectsd Stock OF
Sfap!e aud Fancy DTy-Goods, Claiming
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps. DC. &c
witch he is determined TO sci FOR Cash, ut IS
low rates as the same articles can be had for
anywhere. His Store Is next door to the Post
Office, where he invites purchasers (for their
own goo,i) to cali and examine his Stock and
priees.
Main street, Yazoo city, Aug. %, '50-40-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
Yazoo City May Is, Is5O-123-f.
SUMMER CLOTHING.

TUST received large and we'll assorted
q stock of Summer Clothing, suited to the
most fastidious in taste. For sale very re
asonable for cash or on a credit, by
April ID, J. V. CALDWELL.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
sfaycs! s1oyesgg
CaFRaud Settle.

SHROPSHIRE g. WEST have discontinued
hJbusiness in Yazoo city for the present.
Shropshire & Massey are authorized to set
! the business, and all persons indebted to
1hem vii! please call and settle their accounts
Immediately as further indulgence cannot be
extended.
SHROPSHIRE g. WEST.
Yazoo city aug. 2lst, le50-.93-f.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
Rargaiass once EslOre..

bargains once FlOPe!!
sNHE subscriber has inst opened, on Mai.
4 street, large and complete assortment ii
SPRING GOODS,
Just suited 20 the trade They have been Sc
lect9d with great care in New Orleans: and
MI please the most fnstidious, in point of price
and quality His stock consists in part Of the
following articles:
Dress Silks; Linen & Silks Lustres;
Embroidered and Figured Cashmcres;
1IusIins ofali kinds; Baraies;
Black Gro Rine; GiDphams:
ParasoIs; Gloves; Hosiery; Alpacas
Irish Linen; Silk and Thread Lace;
Linen Damasks s. Table Covers; Bonnet..
French work Lace Capes; Collars;
Edgings & Insertings; Sewing Silk SC.
READY MADE CLOTHING;
Saddiery; Shoes; Boots; Hats;
AND DOMESTIC GOODS
besides many other articles too numerous 10
mention.
LADIES' and The public generally, are invited
to examine this tasty & fashionable selection
ofgoods. am determined TO sell c6eaper thar
the cFsapeSt. Try me.
J. N. LAVENBE9G.
May D. 1850-I25-ts.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
II TIE CHEAPEST CASH STORE
New Goods Just Received.

III aac Ladies are la''s'~t - caii and sraninc
oga1c P''ro4ag aa slseraere
/ Viz >uasrcriber lee just received large
z supply beautiful Drcss Goods, nov, s,yIcs
2 aa taa4ione-a,>o % now s'vle Of B.rorne 20
eha"ges'.r bareEce silk Tisseus, new s,,le.
.Gof'1lesea dress goods silks ofall colorv. an
zsortne,nt ei Laces and Eleing, lace Cane.
5Ha 1o-i rs. ~"iss Nastins Bonnetts. Fans.
asaso.'' Glorcg, Eiatons- Elewere 49, II
~ .VzlI-~ " great many other fancy articles
Amos ri every description, suitable for Ladies.
lie invites al vho want - buy realchcap bar
gains. 70 can aad satisfy themselves.
Also large supply fashionable 7lothing'
Silk Hats. SIIir-s. siH, ea7es Shirts, Sc, Pan
ANA end LaEa9sn HATS, these articles will be
sold very caeaP. lie viii also receive nearly
every week new supply OF ,he latest style
and most fa=hianalle goods NJ REIAIAN.
aZOo lily, aprll .. Ic30. 3m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
$3.50 De Moe RAT
-..----. N D. wALNER.

T.a Street, Ya.oo Cay. Hiss
ay, every Wednesday ut
U. suvANcE-or four if not
aun.h from the time Of sub
be discontinued until all ar
oij, un,ess at the option of tie
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
WAGONS. WAGONS!
AUCTION SALE

WILL be sold at auction sale, on Friday.
w May 3lst 1850, a
BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE Residence
with good frame dwelling and al uther eon-
Vencles aPpertaining thereunto, on JefFarsoi.
street Also one large and commodious
STORE HOUSE AND RESIDENCES
on Main street. For particulars applv to
N. ROYSTER, AuctsOneer-
May Is, 1s59-123 If.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
How TO destroy the Boil
Worm.

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
that he is Agent for the sale ofa Receipt for
destroying the
BOIL WORM.
The condition of the sale is, that unless the
Worm is destroyed no charge seiH be made
The fee is not due until the first Of January next
This Receipt has been effactnally tried, and
no doubl is entertained fits efficacy.
A. aB. GRAVES.
WINS Hotel, Yazoo City.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
ROYSTER'S
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF DRS. AN
.DREWS g. CASE, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, all debts due the finn are to be
paid to ]. II. Andrews and all debts against Fl.
n. Case to be presented to ]. H. Andrews for
settlement. ]. II. ANDREWS,
ii. n. CASE.
Yazoo City. July ID. Is5O-36-tf,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
Memphi Institute.
Medical Department.

lfhGNaN1Gah ~ PEA eAAAGAhAs
ya7IIg fevaIar course II Lectures t. Ills Ia-
easar eil4 commerce ~ tae tirefa Ea
81 ahaI, .aa aaf.aue auti &c 2 ars
8h aea GsFae asa aa ga
go r5fe
rRofIaAoe
UE%T CROSS
Fl aeaisiat af
4 FaE ~. r. ? Professor ~ Ana
r s. NEWTON. II. D.. Profe.sor ~ So
II j. HUGE. u D., Professors OF P,eo-,
and Practice of Medicine.
w. BYRD POWELL, M. D., Professor-
Physiology, Pathology, Mincralogy and G.
oIoav
J. KING, NJ. D., Professor Of 3Iatcria Medic.
Therapeutics.
y. MILTON SANDERS, A. NJ, NJ, D.. Pro.
fess0r Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
}. A. WILSON, III. D., Professor Of Oh
stetric5 and Diseases Of Women aud Chill.
dren.
CLIETQUE LEcTUREPs
AlEpIcIHE-PROF. II. j. HULCE.
t1uEGERT-F ROE. Il. :. NEWTON.
4. FREEMAN. NJ. d, Anatomical Demo-.
strator.
The fees Tor fail course orlectures smo4t
10 Sl05.
Each Professors Ticket, sI5 Ia.ricujato,,.
50 demonstrators Fee, $40 Gradust:oa
| $50
Those desiSing further information Isl.
please address their letters (post Dai5. tot,
Dean; ami students arriving in tho ci.,g.f.
please call on Linn AT the Commercial Hole
L. 5. NEWTON, n. D..
Dean ofthe Faculty
LAW DEPARTMENT.
! HON. +. w. NJ. KING, Professor of ,Tt..--
! and Practice Of Law
Hon. Y D. BARRY, Professor Of conro.
cial jurisprudence.
TEEus-850 per Session.
al communications pertaining to this d..
Partment must be addressed to
I, ". n. KING, ESQ.
MEH9Hs, Tenn, March. 1850.
: The Faculties, for intellectual abii,fe.
moral worth and professional acouirer,en.,
will compare favorabIy with the most dist
guished in orr country. The medical fscgl.v
constitutes an anomaly in this or any o:fer
country-all Of them are able lecturers AMI -.a
best Of teachers.
nose VINO VIII contemplate our geograpt-
Ical POSITION and the extent our populatio4.
can have no doubt as 20 the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise of the kind. As 70
health, including all seasons Of the year, we
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
A common error exists in the minds lf
r many students reIatiVe to the plnce Of studying
medicine; those Whs intend pTacticing an0na
the diseases Of the West and South should Ger
tainly educate themselves at a school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of the per-
marcy OF this school, we feel it our duty 70
state, that the Trustees and Faculty form
UNIT in action, which augurs well for its fu-
ture success; and that the peculiar internal or
ganization which connects them, cannot be
: interrupted
E.N. NJ. KING,
President ofthe Memphis Institute
March 80 l85O,-II2-tf..
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
CORN-MEAL.
NOTICE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
SMALL DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
situated, containing Five rooms and has
n addition thereto a neatly fitted Dining Room,
Negro NeePtNs House, a Lock Room, and a
s1l1oie House, ali of which are well framed
There Is also on the premises some 30 or 80
ehoaee Frat 1Fees, StrG'cbury and Asparagus
Beds The property will be sold cheap for
the cash, or tor good negotiable paper-apply
TO.
N. PERRY.
+ May Is, IS50-I23-lf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
SUMMER HATS
New Publications

New Publications
received by the earliest conveysnccs frsr all
parts of the Union.
Public and Private Libraries
supplied At he shortest notice, on the mos; "a
yorobie terms.
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
Of every quality and description. Also Colorct
-Glazet-- Husfe- Drs~inS-Tin;cd Of al
colcrs, { e. &c Sc
BLANK BOOKS,
= rall assortment, made Of good materials, ans
in a neat and substantial manner.
.s.t-S EeVFtGT.N.
Writing Rocks 81 superior P4pcr-Prns-Pr Pen
Irk-Ink Stands-Rulers. 4 c
&c, together with ali nc popular SCHOOL
BOOKS now IL use.
STATIONERY.
a great variety, embracing almost cqerv arti-
Gle usually found in sn extcnsire Bookstore
Also, : large assortment OF elegant
FANCY ARTICLES
All tho above are offered n WHOLE
SALE or RETAIL, as reasonable terms as
they can he purchasn 81 any other establish
mentin the Southeron country.
O~tF Parents, Teachers and Traders from the
ountry will find it to their interest to exam
ne the stock and prices.
Dec. 3, 1S4S-l2I-Iv-w try
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
Profession.

DIREcr0
Vin Tapehfin, EendeH punbar
Cuthbert BuliiH. Samuel .LImison,
VVna. MGoodrich, G. S. Gutter,
Elliot Robbins, Geo l.. FGnbibbcr
Peter Marcy, x. S4ymanshi,
G 4. Bnkiey, VIZ NJ Patttson,
I'm. Chrisfy. Charles Price.
WILLIAM LAUGHLlN, President
CUTHBERT BULLITT, Vice Pres't
Jos. Nash, Actnary.-Edward RawIe, Solicitor.
VIM Christy, Notary.
James Jones, NJ. D. D. A. II. Cenas, NJ.
Physicians.
FENHE Merchants and Planters Insurance
a. Company having an amount subscribed
in each aud well secured notes, amply suihcl-
ent for all contingencies, is now prepared to
receive applications and make insurance at
cir office, South East Corner Of Natchez and
oCmp Streets, FIRE, MARINE, and RIVER
RISKS, and also upon the Lives ofwhite gper-
nossand slaves.
THIS Company is established on the mutual
principle OF insurance, whereby eve err
son insurine with it becomes interested in It's
ruccess and it's profits are devided smipgtsl
customs, payable in cash, instead of Srnon
New Orleans. Dee. t. 1919.
II. 4. NUNkALLY
Agent, lazoo City
Dee. d, Iele-19-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
e.. Burke & co.
Law Notice.

Q. D. GIBBS& EDWARD BOWMAN, have
formed a partnership in the practice They
will practice in the Courts held in Yazoo and
adjoining counties, and all the Courts held at
Jackson. Their Office is on Jefferson street,
over the Offices Of J. R. Burrus g. F. w.
Quackenboss, where one of the firm may al
ways be found during business hours.
Yazeo city, Sept. 26-3m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31
Iceland &, Brown,

Ia.aa City April l3,-lld-u.l7Jo
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09

Mr. Chairman, might proong this debate by referring in
terms OF commentators to many of the Of the pro-
sent Adminsa alton emineny conducive to the public
prosperity But time admonishes to forbezr. viii,
however, take this occasion say that President has
rounded himself with Cabinet some Of whom are personally
known to me as among the eminent men of this
try and that thus far his Administration commands and
should receive the cordial support of the people of the United
States Look SIR, at the admirable manner in which the
foreign relations OF the country have been conducted Note
the treaty recently formed with England to secure speedy
communication between the Atlantic and Pacific
Nicaragua thus opening Of the greatest highways for all
nations to California and the East Indies that the world
saw Al any other time this treaty would be hailed as
great achievement for any Administration but in the present.
when aengrossing attention is given by Congress to our
new territorial acquisitions but little yet been said about
it. Time, trust, will show its great Importance and that
IN addition to its vast commercial Importance will rebound
to the peace and prosperity of the great nations who have
formed it.
In conclusion, Mr. Chairman let me here ayow nv read
to press forward the public business and to aid in con-
summating that for which were sent here And sin.
ceiey trust that all discussions and violent debates may
at last appear to have been only the ebuons Of popular
liberty and that session may result in wise action and
benefcent legislation.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09
AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY.
Br JOSIAH HoLBRooK.
ron THE NATIONAL IsrrIIrsrxcxn.

ron THE NATIONAL IsrKLIIsEsCxR
Lime is an alkaline earth As an element Of soils il is far
less abundant than quartz or fedsL AS chemical AGENT
has more power than either Nssrazing acids Is one Of
the important agencies of all skai Lime performs
that agency both 10 agriculture and domestic economy Take
ease in the former Every farmeris familiar with two kinds
Of soueI growing plowed ground The abundant is
called shsepsore, and fesaeny sourdocs Botanists call
il rumex acelecea 1t frequently covers piowed fields with
thick coat, containing large amount of acid By quick
lime this acid is neuirslized a changed into a probably
favorable to vegeaton while the acid is unfavoabis
in domestic economy-common ashes the carbonate of
potash, is ley obtained from thsn In maknysosp, the
pursr the potash the better especially avoids the
sity Of putting rehot hose-shoes nto the soap Give
witches, waiting till full for making
soap BY mixing lime with the ashes the srbo-
mic acid from the potash, forming the carbonate of lime,
leaving the potash apuer and stronger aks and pow
erfu in assimisting the and the oif by uniting with
both, which IS the chemistry of soap-making. 's
Lime is also used alkaline agent in many Of the a
and with great effect in iron furnaces and gsssmakingthe
coarsest kind Of glass for most kinds potash soda use
Whether in reducing metals quarzc glass; lime.
acts as ux, causing ready fusion. While lime as
hux aids the fusion Of iron ORE charcoal takes from thes
oxygen to aid the combustion, iron the oxydes
OF iron Castron still retains portion of its oxyesn which
Is removed by further exposure to charcoal heating
agent II is thus reduced to wroughtron By exposing
wroughron to intense heat while bedded in powdered char
coal in closed oven, thus entirely excluding air sn it. the
charcoal carbon is absorbed in small quantities by the on
by which wroughtron s changed into Steel which earbu
ret Of iron, carbon and on Carbonate Of iron san
Of that meta is said to be changed from the carbonate
10 the carburet from the see by direct process.
Experiment If some pearash (sub-carbonae Of potash)
be put into one tumbler and copperas phae oron)
into anoher and both exposed the air substance will
be covered with white powder and the other attract moisture
as to become partial liquid The one is said eorecs
the other to dequesee BY trying the experiment any
readily ascertain by which operation each effected
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09

THE GREAT WEsrERN RAILROAD, which is to connect
Niagara with Detroit is being pushed forward with prospect
Of completion The portion lying between Hamilton and
Lonn distance Of seventy FIVE miles, is under contract
and the directors have deposited sufficient to admit
expenditure Of S20 900 per month this section alone, dn
ring the coming winter. There than Eve hundred
work the subdivisions between Hamilton and Cope
town. and the engineers Of other divisions forwarding the
work with all despatch. The people OF London and Ham-
ton have appropriated enough to complete the enterprises be-
tween those points An effort is being made to induce Ae-
rcan railway companies in New York, Michigan, Vermont,
Wesen ne to take 24 per cont Of their respective stocks
10 the Great Western road" which would realize R250 900
currency. II is uncertain whether this will be Obtained
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09
GODEY's DECEMBER NO.


u u M. 4.sE
HIS will certainly be the splendid No. of Maga-
i zine ever published in this any other country.
The first engraving is beautiful Line plate, popular
throughout England the painter has received orders from
his publishers make series OF hem-aH OF which the
Lady's Book will publish 1t s entitled,
GIVE PRAISE THEE, GOD"
The second is companion the Lords Prayer published
in the Nov. No. Its
THE CREED,
plate Of machess beauty-n five tabeaux designed by w.
Croome, for Cooley. The third is
PORTRAIT OF MRS. SARAH ] HALE,
Editor of Godeys Lady Bookpanted expressly for the
Ladys Book One of Cooley coored Fashion Plates
Also two seasonable engrayings, 95Es
aTHE CHRISTMAS TREE"
AND "CHRISTMAS MORNIN
besides variety Of other engravngs embracing original
Medel Cottage designs for the Ladys Work Table
Single No. only 25 This aad the Nov. No both of
which be had for SO cents will furnish the purchaser with
the two most beautiful Scrpura plates ever published-The
Lords Prayer and the Creed
TERMS:
One copy year. s.; two copies, year S.; one copy,
two years. S. copy five years, $0 FIVE copies one
year. so copies year. $780, and extra copy to the
person sending the club of ten.
The Nov No. will be gratis any Religious pubca-
ton making the request. l.. A. Cooley,
nov 9-stcp 113 Chestnut street, Pbilada.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09

ANOTHER FATAL CoLLIxRr AccIDExr.--In the latest
English papers find sccount Of another Of those terrible
coey accidents fatal humsn life. The accident oc-
cured at the mines Of Oakhsm, England Portions of the
roof the mines fell in beskng the gsure coverings OF the
Davy Safety bamps with which the miners provided
The csrbureed hydrogen gas which filled the mine imms-
dately took re and explosion the consequence:
Eleven dead bodies bad been taken out and II supPod
that nine more remained in the mines. ff8