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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
The Gaines Case.

SEw-ORLEASs, THURSDAY, Jan 81
The testimony in the Gaines case closed aud
the argument he par o. he counsel commenced j
vii pTobsty be q week before conclusion = arrived D.
The evffeure = contradictory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
RPndinR Railroad.

HaEEIsBUR6, Friday. fen. J.
The Senate has ooncurred IN the House amend
neni 10 the Reading Railroad biz. adding An amendment
providing that The provisions Of Section shsl not spp
10 Bonds - Lich may ssueu In heu Or exchange iof
Bond. Of the COMPANY under existing avs nor 70 ne en-
mai uif shall frs, be brought against the Company and
the assets be exhausted The House cOncuued' and ne
bill handed 10 the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS

PLYMOUTH CHURCH ORGAN.-Tbe tusi OF the
new organ al the Plymouth Church called out some ~
thousand people The organ is large one the case being
l. feet niche. wide Is feet deep, aud % feet high II ms
three KEYS two ocsves Of pedals l6 registers and
KEYS under the hands Of the masters who controlled the
were made to develope ch melody II is regarded ty
all who witnessed its performance very superior r
sfrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

AccIDEET o. rHE WEsTERs RoAD-As The
hoSs-ion'e uAn due ast evening vas tearing Chatham
he engineer observed hal TIE switch va. ror urorrl
Hzrned Tie steam whale vas blown ard the srzirs ~
versec o1E wss not done IL sesson 70 check ~ uovs
nerf u rle us1r- TIE locomotive WA fnrosn ~ ~.
vack i0gsher VIII -four baggage cars Tie after wsrs
eoosasrsey MART Iee engineer did not desert hss pos
snll 1s locomGose va Eoi.g % NE track, when be
nHred 81 for ne Estrnf1lness q ihs engineer usnv
Ives Eoeid have been lost From al are cQsIf rsrher
ms "a sesnes& All. Eva Jour slsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
Rio JaneirO.

An arrival at Baltimore brings the following cir
cusr Rio ~ JASEIRo, Dee IS, lsg9
Il i -slnae ed by hose experienced IN The Coffee
trade shipments of he crop year from st ia
y last The S0th July VIII not exceed 10000 bags
anst 81 7e7 bags during the year ending the 81
June last The shipments Of hs hr-i i've months VI e
crop ysar-thai IT, from the lot July "a The jo Noven
berhsd been i9s 58 bags To al quarters Of the world
against 70 s bags iursg tire period OF The last crop
year To the United States for tie mOuilsnat b.
nom July November both inclusvr-tie 81 peuts have
been SO bsgs, against So so bags iast year
The aggregate shipment all quarters ~ The world boz
December Of last year l70,372 bags u which II 36h
% the United STATES and Of Ibis latter quantity
795fa bags to Nsw-OrlcsDs From present appeETNces
The aggregate shipments u this menih will scarcely
10000 bsgs and hink II VIII be large calculation 10
allow Co. 0o1 bags for the United States Let make
statement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

COMMISSIONS on CLAIMS AoAiSsr Mkxico.-
Wsss&nsss. Thursday Jan Sl.-The Board EE pa,azzl
- sioernue2I Pressnt Ill tbs members The Seorc,uy
ssbmiyied AZ Application from K. j. sowdon counse
81 fncis Arsnas Cor reca.siuoa On the Mexican Gov
crananl for certain dccleata necessary cvdecee ~
cxcp hs nnnirtei 70 the Secretary Of Ssfe thai
be iorwarded TIE Board thsa adjourned rnu II oeoek
An 81 MonSsy nsxt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

DssSAxp's RAIIRoAp To TEE pAevIe.-Ar
olsy Of Bossr 10 in town On Business Of s great sa's
prs ans win have mencrias Cossrsss in favor o liz
kos1 placed N VARIOUS pasc p,aess Tor srafure copy
win Be a the Exes<nge or the signatures Of nef'
cA.,ea We have not space to-day to cay more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
MAGIC HAIR DYE

~ rHALos's wonderful improvement 10 colH u
or vhssers, tho moment II Is applied wilhoal hs1
the hair or sam. u can be- washed Immediately sie.
disturbing the color and has no bad odor u 10 sggs
or sold Wholesale aud RETAIL al PaAL0ss lsi Bsosi''
corner Of Deysti price VI large sie, 81 70 ana
Copy tho address Hh
CoRs SHIELDS Pressure and friction are The Case
cops and bunyoDs Dr. LrrLEgIsLD, Of THIS ey, ~
vented simple cOntrivaAes 10 HE Shield. and Plasss
winch lais pressure and freIion Is removed rom 40
TO paris unaffected. The invention has proved sgsr
successful Sold al DR. H.. Office, 81 Exchange w1si
~ JlroJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
From Washingtno.

Tbs Senate was not in session yesterday, hsv
,as on Thursday adjourned over TO Monday
In the House, the Committee on Indian Affair
was instructed to inquire into the e1pediency o
sxt;nguishine the Indian title 70 the territory lyme
vs.s ofthe Cascade Mountains in Oregon, and the
y-opnety Of creating a superintendent Of Indian
Assiy.. No other business Of any consequence
wa. transacted, except the reelection Of Mr.
erslY as Chaplain Of the House Adjourned oveI
70 Nonday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

- We understand thar Mr. AAxwrII. the
Collector Of ibis Port. has been ordered to Wash
isSton by Secretary MrsEDirH, TO give advice o.
the aifEeolties surrounding the Revenue Depart
msns az the present time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

:
q Montesquieu the author OF the recent nssed!
A. Bs-pur1 Hofe has been indicted for MURDER 10 u- -
degree RainOnd brother, has been retained -
ness IN the case The tria vii prooabF fone VI --
The present term Of he Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

There Is less doing n COrTos today. though 10
50 bales isclrdsnT ui6dHrg ii-sorne parties are
hoIdingu u Corr conrnGes firm. with AR denAnc
IN SCek1 sni MOI thrre oerler = ln- 80 49,
n 81 h-ve a. urr.-i rrnency Tne Toeacco nArEet
very 1rve ard srE- ss,e. hsEe een nsae On sPee,
czsSsE .ds per eeur for ssrtlz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
BY TtltGa.pH TO THE ntw-Yoax TRIBUNE.
Highly Important from Canada.

IoRoSTo, c " FrdsT, 70 J
Lord Elgin has received dispatch from Ear
Grey, urging hin 70 every IN his power 10 SCI
press he movement IN vor Of AsneKs-or- making -
FOR what has already been done ts and dec1flnt
thai OsY Any portion Of H. CsnE1A Peoe az -
sirOus Of raina.ring iner connection viii TIE nos-
couniry ny s5 sspJSrt,- - ne EAts Jo~e' IA ''
aAt ne frs1fary q Eneida9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

A wrxpraIr.--The family Of the late NJ. Chas
Fr<s Of Haxeutewr Nd hare recsatly lea heirs 70 IN
ese.s worth t<0ooo eoe BY TIE deaih o. an anee u
uuDgs Thsy are q prssanf b tndago; earcxnsf.nesA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

0cArxMAIA.-The Ssnk,s. IN Executive SEES
sisr GA rsarsiay had under Consideration The ssy wild
Sus,-rasla No acuca wss taksE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

Tn. statement II shall be BONE out A. / think Ia
must BE- vii snow further deficiency the shipments
the United States u 1900 bags, which, with 5000
crTAined would make deficit Of near 10000 bags
about 81 FER cent b. shipments 10 me United States q
he period u the last which already considers
bly, shori Of lhe preceding This deficiency. should d
b. realized, must necessarily exercise very influence
upon prices during the Spring 10 your markets.
Many persons profess 10 expect much lower prices here
scnbe TO this expknation, Tor although the crop VII
oe very early and VII be forced 70 market 20 avail u h
mgl preer a. VII come mo Market ife" rom az com
petition rom Coffee q lie previous crop 4 10 ny belief
prices Viii be supported for many months AFTER The
crop makes 10. appearance snd very possibly should
monetary CONFUSION bresA down markets the con
suming countries, al through he neI II b.
borne in mind mai s country i entirely cleaned q CID
Coeee under De present scarcity and thai March
Apni forward sAa have 10 loos altogether lhs ne,s
crop for suppes-nsead heretofore receiving viii
gn 2Uo.S bags a. hs probable AM pns,
q the crop cur acuA considered
and supposed Tie further 30 600 tags viii be made az
partly from The neXtcrop
CsFTuIls nans sas lnSsrIoss r,Asr aisaas. .ss vi,
at sfsee' AL h- s-a-r' ats h's.Diss he n-a Il ,sf
- Z srhas- ss's 'sr-e-e r-stn. ib-f a-E-s1s ssr
n.tg- 9n-ruE 54 e sra 'e--~- bslasi ysft5
gar % ~ o-rt th-e oar rs - Ear Pns. 81 =
- -. = = .s5 e hsrs ~ !, q : 80 ~, n 49,
= sfns z srsss -si,Is {, P9sy SrsS.r.a " = nss
seose tnsfs : y : zes "a 'aPpa We Asrsaors - f
s-asfoz, prss-ui ~ ~ 10 .upsrT 6s0o fof rec
- u gooc trrt g a. Sf0ts fsr rood erst
bEt4ssTrsYsIte
,e.b - 90 a. rress Sgns run y ssifo PER ~ 10 81
ors sra Pas1c ta sr1Is l-c 500 sicI of krAnoad CT
Aste ioruer prces carso he eza-rs eel t-s
a. 2rcspet .cFss- rres@ut
stocs trst han1s q 90 .t nay
szoo rem 4so,- G.Is.D i
Fblac.pt4 1esres lsipo pr b. sol
BaLs stk stok 1850 tss-arkst 4gA -9ln-z .zstators
lsoo 81 satnors .aa l-ooo fr EeL@ess CT s1
Grsss- - at 49, l1H s1-s q hEzoa CtT AIs
n oloa4- iI slt Essaor- 0El cay rE1H y1rc-s
Hsr.-Ss Or S-sai n1Ftss al "a. - p pr Al r.
erzzd- 81 zst sza o~tne sosr-
2osca-1 ooagtf ecs B1sn1s arr
40 VET 1870. an -1-tns as Per 3 s.art
FaEsssa-kszaes.. q F->ses sns int .thg a "a
zny Ssar-ef a. asg
ssi-s -spsr-k Do4ssans il 40 Psr1s = ssssas5sss
spsl - D0lAfs go Ps;rat q. lf1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

gAIr RTvrR Ian aa-Arr schr Red Jsekei virginia.
SALEM Jan Ji-SH brfs Russell RIO Grsnfe
BOSTON Fec AR snip oeean 07een, Me- or 'eAls'
lth glr John Dsu.sp, o.. "a III bIss n--.e = NJ -
reiro a Der Nar.hsI Dutch Car-euss, lsh Oh. John
CLIFFORD DO i'm all schr. 7 Johnson. WLmington NJ
John DAVIS Metropolis ard Good hop-, freNsfeqsI.
John AashOn Tzngier, Howard -, SOO'es -" E'''r
and ChAlerge. Newton IT,, -,
CID harks Lurerne. Csrdenss O7sndo havAns, Jo,l
Brewer Apslschicols- A6eiA Rogers fhAa1e pms '0''
Abbott LsWrenc-, Newly ORR 49,
NEW-BEDFORD Jan 3l-sld -chr Oscar Jones.SlorS
PROVfDFSCF Jar sI-Arr schTs Charles Parker, Nor
foIe- Geo W C0rnor York River slOop Charles lors
NEW-ORLEASs Jan E-Au ship Portland. srazo-'
.rhrs Gstrnesf for \ OrleAn. IN hslss. Be e. tisg
Ship Rachel Boston: barks q shannon DO holder
Philadelphia
~ passengers brings nothing new 60
SAVANNAH Jan S-Arr bars Heather. brig Wilson,
New-York 81.
CHARLESTON Jan so-Arr schr. Hanson. teF-foTs.
'rginis. Rio
BALTIMORE FEB AR big Elisha Doane' Hos'on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

OF COrToS 600 bales were sold yesiefday
lmOsily for Enslaadl decline q y 49, -. =
q 2 900 bee. q no have beeu made 81 "a ot.c rre
AoLNssEs las advanced % ~. >a4Ss o. ''' S--1 "
1nEs lave made 4 q ID -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

- r.s Incidental debate on the FRErDoN OF
rrr pusrrc LANDS IL the Senate will be found
a..,,x and hopefully interesting. Let any man
-. ao.bts that the world moves forward jast I'M
s.rs.is 70 imagine such discussion sprining
a a dat isustrioosly backward body even FIVE
vssrs ago Courage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
Narker.....BsLrr~OsE, Feo. J..
ship News.

sales OF 3OO0 bbs Of Howardst FLOUR were
made to-day al & beng decline co veserdays qoon
rou- Thrre hss been 10 change Il other articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

~ THE DRVRY CASH was given To the Jury
last evening but III O'Clock tits morning hey had
ell verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

FREE examination Of candidates
for sdnissou hts Insrranm vii abe pace oc Mon
day and Tuesasysf he Free Ar.demy buidng Tue eAa-
the Common Schools TIE PGhlse Invited % sitend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

" Mr. JosEPE GoIprE. wee and Anvil manu-
cflrsr ls2 Ho1srou. n Guy, eet Of an s1eeron Of
zisht Mr. O S1.ie 81 eEy Il ne svsuirs ard par
soos Of Q hex-ry meal q "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
lMPORrANr from EUsOPH

~ In consequence Of The success q my Pil IN ~ I,
.,,ctou Of S9oOo rails IN Pans. have received 0a.
from iha ely Cor Ace bose- All a reiaes oe pssyxa
10 ,npplya anger ooaer 10 b. givea BY NJ aeu "a,
Ai.o sos ale Magnetic Powder Tor the des'rusnoa 4 .
Kinds o. insects laApSHw.l T.. LYON, az Brosa..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
CITY ITEMS.

~ We earn that the next performance ct DcH
G,oraan will not take place until Tuesday evening Ne
reizek being engaged this evening al Tie Philharmonic col
cert IN Boston and being impossible tor him TO return
season fof performing here the regular nsh We pre-
sumo Us The subscribers viii b. quite conented % wsi
suge evening when they consider that MareTeA l. earn
ing dollars help make up The os' sustained on TIE
Committees bal
THT HUvGARIANs.-A CARD We the under
signed grsiefy acknowledge the kindness Of the mans
gers OF the Railroads from SewYoTk to Washington 10
forwarding free expense 10 the latter city AMI back 20
New YORK. and also express our hanks 10 Mr. Glass
Washington House Philadelphia Mr. Guy United static
Hotel Ba umorel and Mr.. Thomas, diving House, Wash
ineton Tor tie Kindness sni hospitality with which they
welcomed heir respective hOte- We Zee u the more
our duty publicly give words deep ie graz
tude-knoviug that tti. klldhe1iei sympathy vas not
rendered &. tribute ourselves hui vas proSered 20 tie
cause Of Liberty IN Feners IN hose defense We fought
hecauss al MOB eheared who take part IN his hof
cause Of humanity deserve 20 be made svoraby known 20
heir feowcinzens OF t.s great free. and magnsnmous
Republic. Signed - 800.
LADIsLAUs UJHAZY Major II DAMBURGHN
s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

" We invite attention 10 the sale BY AsTssu
BLFEoSEs. TINS Day, 81 - O'Clock Al toe Messass.K
change. OF the following valuable property. us,-s
house and lot Is RoseveltsL house and lO o. fxse
nnth-st NaGhsv ami vsiusble business stant ~
stx acres OF land. situated IN the town Of Pelham ".
chester county To be sold wiho0t reserve. An
shares OF the Peoples Bsnk al Pateuon n ] q. q
building lots on Nineysrs, and Ninety .seeoaa "a :,
filkav ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

PLANK RoADs-Thsre Is lively desHe on the
p4s pecps. Of Flashing and sereASous to improve
ter Of land eOnn1aoacon Win Ne~-fofE, lad
Rslroed world oe d5ub1zLy Prodaeuve n Ans ke-1
has teen suggested shs Foa- b rare novelty Z ms
regou and che We, 6zt would b hro1ged win pleasure
riders a. exsz parsnesd 0uy By oeaErfa svszuss
The nOasg srO1gt 70 Flushing from tbs Guy ~O1d sooc
psy for tie rad shah IL be bgh By he trsi Of Hsyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

~ Than The present there Is better gms 70 A.,
Use in country newspapers tor the trade OF the spnng
sumner Palmer II the Agent OF the hest pagers IA {
near for which he IL authorized receive advefusn.
snd duly empowered By the prOpretors 10 Eve recea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

PoIIcE.-Oficer Fulton took into custody wo-
nisn named Mar A. Gleason. Who stands charged win
stealing So ron James Aernecy. TIE accused BEL
% snswer Cornelius DrscOi arrested or wsrrSnt
ss1et J9sce Mouniior ctsrges with keping sisor.
Derry AZ 81 OrAasesl Aevas rAksn " re fOuo- ~
0aicers DowdiczI slt Downing sct bed - answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

SUDDEN DEArH.-The Coroner held an inquest
Yesterday ~ J0l East Broadway. upon BODY Of Fe
Tek Weber native Of Germany 80 years Of age. who
cane 20 hs death By spop.eNy The deceased reure 20 bed
on THURSDAY evening Ard on The following morning was
discovered BIZ his WIFE Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

CHARsE OF GRAND LARCKST.-A smsis named
Leonors Creper Yesterday sksl INTO custody and he'd
for examination charge OF stealing clothing 10 te
Of s65. the properly u Francis Miller. residing IN
Greenwich The clothing found IN her possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

0ssrS cSsS, ossss coss We yes'eoisy ss,s,.,
,h N Ia. delicious vegetable equal "a favor ssi 49,
.nes 10 hat usually fsand IN car ns5Aet 10 saEn<s.
s,sst Corn On TIE cob and well cured and preserve.
de ha.s. ana n the directions Of he vendeT s1ss
vii soru sr~s, edition to the epso'rss table rescs
y. SOFA reasonably BY A x. Bsoss Co os.iss ~.
AMI Vegetables. SO Wss,-st Washington Anse<
OxF Ma. k~..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

" Every gentleman OF taste and all pen5ns VI. /,
gard grace and durability IS desirable rssasss
.her boots and shoes, advised to call A. Bsos
$50 Fultoust where they will End large ami ssAas,,
assortment OF lsdles, genemen'., misses, boys nj a
ireu. Roots shoes, Caters, Oyershoes sc At va b.
nrlces rs sets al enmr sllllon 81 defiance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

~ The SUNDAY DisrAreH tor ibis week Vii oo,..
a Revelation Of Ne~-York Life, under he ute q =
So Biography OF Young Widow" which 10 10 s,,. ~,
curious facts IN reSdon to some Of our so-cs@ sr.,
Il will also contain the usual variety Of interesting ~.
among the rest az interesting article from Richard a.
Locke, oa The events OF the last hall een,ary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

FoIND DROwNED-The body of an unknown
man vas Yesterday found The dock foot Csihanes
R The deceased respectfully cothed and appeared
10 rave been in he water but sbor time The Coroner
" IN hold az inquest .his morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02
LADisfAUs UJHAZY, Major II DAMBURGHY.
Col JOHN PRAGAI

NoIUsTEERs BESTFIr-Ths evening there Will
be Grand Concert and Military Festival At he Tabernacle
for the benefit Of he Fund 10 aid OF the NewYork Volun
teers Messrs Loier and WINS have he direction Of o.
iairs ard Julia SorhaL Madame OTTO, Madame Borusien
Routh Joseph Burhe Her Brandt Dodworih and his band
are among he performers Nile Jagelo. the Hungarian
heroine viii be present, in full military costume
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-02

~ Choice oo'ong aud Young Hyson Tea. nss.
white yellow and brown sugars, fresh Dairy Bsgls
Family Groceries OF all The various kinds cou.tase
hand and Tor sale, wholesale and retail, hs loves a
price, Also, Winter blesChed Lamp Oh, IS sa ers b
81 gal Sperm Candles q 90 per 10 Uptown Gncr
and dealers from the country would DO well " cal ~
purchasing a, o FowIE large stores 80 rl q
Greenwich 1C Eesey and l0Q Grand AZ uf
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07

-. not deficient in imagination;
he ;magiDative powers we're rather
DaI !. than creative, land ms
eons,. we're more remarkable for their
lmsS, ,.,e finish, than for the holiness
exqg .so,r conceptions. His stock Of
q .ns 10. always imited,-belng little
Ioess han remembrance Of what he had
m ols previous TO his coming to
2 qns3on; and these are constantly ap-
LonGOr and reappearingln his writings
Pea', n%essonal history d~iscloses the or,
as /. ! nearly all the pictures found
Il. works-and the same picture II !
y We cases. appears several times IN dit
sou an' nlsces. But while we confess the
iereus Of his creative genius, we mus
FJmire his powers Of construction |
a !. 1nooderful to observe how far hi
..on,v materials were made available
s sea-, oDe i ready to declare that he h b
cru exhausted his means, Bu
he same seemed to be the case before
,.0 produced his last and best poem
."ban / seemed as i fhis powers OF per
imitation and combination were mex
haustlble
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07

wosKlNe GlRLs.-Happy girls
tho ran but love them, with cheeks
Ike The rose, bright eyes and elastic
.,en. how ch%eerfully they go to work.
our reputation for it, such girls will
make excellent wives. Blessed indeed
viii those men be who secure such
nrizes. Contrast those who do nothing
but sigh all day and live 70 follow the
fasb,ons, who never earn the bread they
eat or the shoes they wear who are
1onpuid and lazy from one weeks end
10 another. Who but a simpleton and
apoplnjay would prefer n ofthe lat
ter. fhe were looking for a companion
Give US the working girls. You never
ace them mincing or jump a dozen feel
10 steer clear Of a spider or a fly
Thew have no afectation-no silly airs
about them. When they meet you they
sneak without putting on a dozen sill
airs, or trying to show off to better ad
vantage, and you feel as if You were
talking to a human being and not to a
painted, fallen angel.
If girls knew how sadly they miss !
while they endeavor to show off thel
delicate hands and unsoiled skins
and put on a thousand airs-they wouIc
give worlds for the situation of the wor
king ladies', who are so far above then
in inlelligencp-in honor-in ever
thing as the heavens are above the eartl
Be wise then, you who have made foo
Of yourselves through life. Turn over
new leaf and begin though late, to liz
{ and acta as human beings; as companion
to immortal man and not playthine
and dolls in no other way can you b
happy, and subserve to your existence
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07
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H. II. GREEN respectfully an
nounces to the publishers and printers
that he has established a complete and
extensive TYPE FOUNDRY in this
city.
THE BOOK LETTER Of this
Foundry was cut to order, by work
men oflong experience, and as no ex'
pense was spared to obtain the hand
soonest faces, aud perfect in every res
pect, the assertion is ventnred that 1t
will be found the handsomeSt in the
United States.
Also, a very handsome assortment
ofFIowers, Combination Borders, and
JOB LETTER of the latest Syie, to
which the attention of Printers is soli-
cited before purchasing elsewhere.
All articles manufactured at this
Foundry shall be Of a material equal,
if not superior, to any manufactured
at the North; and as they will be FUR
nished at New York prices, the pro-
prietor of this new enterprise trusts to
meet with due encouragement.
The subscriber is also Agent for the
sale Of Narpie Washington and Smith
PRESSES, which, together with
Chases, Gases, Composing Sticks,
Furniture, Galleys, Printing INK, in
all coIors, including every article of
the Printing business, kept constantly
OH hand at moderate rates.
"*I'he proprietors Of newspapers
who will publish this advertisement
six months, and send a paper to this
foundry weekly, will be paid for the
advertisement by purchasing six times
the amount Of advertising bill IN
Type. i. II. GhEhN, !
IL Canal st. Rows opposite the
Customhouse, Ion
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-07

FiDELlTY.-Neysr forsake a friend!
pen enemies gather around---when
fness lnh- =" hs trsart-when the
IA : dark and cheerless--Is he
% tTytrue friendship. The heart
nas been touched with true gold
rodouble its efforts, when the friend
IL . IN trouble. Adversely tries
friendship. They who turn from
GENES OF distress, belray their hy-
ny anc prove that interest only
s.uem. It you have a friend who
=. ypa-who has studied your inter,
nu napplness-be sure to sustain
' adversely. Let him feel tha, Ms
y i. kindness is appreciated-and
US ,ove was not thrown away
HGellty may be rare, but il exists
heart. Who has not seen and
= poweri They only deny It's
2 power who have never loved
- o. labored to make a friend
Inc good and the kind-the
u'se and the virtuous, see and
'"' heavenly principle. They
saCr'lce wealth and honor 10
me happiness Of others, and in
'uey receive the reward of their
J symPathizing hearts and Count.
,Sis, whenth have been brought
distress or adversely.