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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

NJ3gSS, s~KKegtCSlsGS, 0C 0C.j
Fresh aud Pure, embracing most articles nsu'
air. Gound in Drug Stores. Buying, as we do,
o. the Importers and INTERCHANGEABLE
bonsa,. ut duce responsible and respectable, and
bcinr de,t rlnfqed to deal in the BEST MGDl-
,csrg. those sold by us may be confidently re-
lid on-we mcrrn,at them such as represented.
Orr Stock shall b. keut complete, by fresh
supplies from the best M~arSHls'a as Often as re-
CURED.
Thankful for past rovors, W. so!cit a con
%tindianee of the same, from all Paying dealers
and pledge ourselves that.our prices sl,,'ll 'e ~
low as similar articles can be afforded at " g
State. CASH dealers will always find it 70
their interest to call at the sign Of the Col=
Dem Raortdr."
July a, 80 PRIEsTLEY & MOSBY.
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Also;
Ed A superior assort-
M ment Of Clothing.
GAA Hats and Caps oil %1@
every description. -
Congress Boots, Shoes, Russell Broeans
&c. Cutlery, Hardware, Crockery ware,
Glass ware. Brides Saddles &c.
Which will be sold low to good pune
tual men on time, and still lower for CASH.
ALso--A good article of Scotch Snuff.
made by Mrs. Miller, Garrett and Ander'
son, put up in bottles and bladders.
ALso-Chewing tobacco of the best
quality. nl3-ti1 VIM, e. DANCY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

The above articles were purchased Id
New York Cincinnati, LouisvIl9 and
st. Lohis the past summer, uponth3 most
favorable terms. They are offered to The
public at very small profit. Tine usual
credit will be given to prompt customers.
| am determined to offer such inducements
as will ensure a call at least, and believ-
ing in the motto Of small profits and
quick %sales.s' | will take pleasure at all
times to show my goods without charge.
| willbarter for Cotton, Corn, Oats, Rye;
Dry Hides, Wool, Tallow, Rice, Rags, &c.
Liberal advances made on Cotton ship
ped to my friends in New Orleans. o'
N B. Having made arrangements at
ST. Louis for weekly shipments Of Flour,
my customers may at all times rely upon
getting a good and fresh article.
Sept 10Th '50.-1y.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

For Gentlemen, the fnestand best French
Cloths and and Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Jeans and Salinets, Lowells, Linseys,
Kentucky twlls, Blankets &C. &c.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

.afR STREET, Jackson Miss. aert DIOR TO

LAID p. WHNSLOW,
afE STREET, J JACKSON Miss. aert door 10
WIN. NORRIS J EweLRY SToRs
Dealer in Staple DR. Goods and CIolA-
ing, Groceries, WinesUaad Liquor, hafs
CAPS Boots and Shoes, HardweEe Gtd
Cutlery, Glass and QReeHsBdre, IrQR,
Nails. CASTING, Provisions, Bdgging
and Rope, &c. &c.
DRY GOODS.
Blue, Black, Steel.mixed and fancy SAT.
tinettss
Do do Plaid aud fancy a ssameres
Kentucky James.
Plain and Plaid LiDseys,
White, Red, Yellow, Green and spotted
lannels,
Gauxe, Canton and sslsbprry dannels,
British and American Prints,
Cashmeres, Alpacas, Lustres and Ma
rino Silk stripes,
Irish Linen at all prices,
Linen Sheeting,
Damask Table Cloths, Birds eye Dia-
per and Napkins,
Silk, Flag and Bandana Hd'kfsg
Ladies and Misses Silk, Cotton and
w oolen ttolsery, @ @S
Gentlemens' do do do,
Rose Point and Bed Blankets,
Mississippi, Alabama and Kentucky
0AabHres, s
Hamilton, Walton, and Manchester
Shifting and Sheetiugs,
Cohassit, Elephant and Dorchester
Tickings, aa4 w
Apron and Furniture Checks,
Bleached Shirtings and Sheelings.
@8@TGeIe1@ e. M
Dress, FIock and Sack Goats,
Blankets, Sacks and Frocktees,
Plain g. fancy Cashmere pdntaloonsy
Sattinett and Kentucky James do,
Sattinett and Riding Cord do,
Vests a great variety,
Shirts, Drawers. &c. &c. y H
GROCERIES,.
Brown, Crushed and Putv'd Sugars,
Common and Sugar House Molasses,
Rio and Java Coffee, .qa fa
Black Imperial and g. P. lmpa Teas,
Fine and coarse Salt, rs m
Soap. Star and Sperm Candles,
observation-disclosures Starch,
r Pepper, AIlspice, Gingety Mace Glove,
g &c. &c. ~
TWENTY Boxes manufactured To-
Il bacco assorted brands and qualities
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Best Cognac Brandy importation 1905
American do,
Pure Holland Gin,
" Scotch and Irish Whisky
Claret, Old Port and
Medicine Wines &c.
't. HATS 8 CAPS
Florence Silk, Beaver and wool hats d.
general assortment;
Caps all varieties.
@99g8 s S198ga
Mems and Boys Russetts,
" " Kip Brogans, al .
Calf, sew'd 4 peg boots
Mud do do do
WIRE and CUTLERY
Iron, Castings, Nails, &c. &c.
GL.4SS and QUEEIrSTT.aEeE.
A complete assortment.
. BAGGING and ROPE. FLOUR,
LARD, WHISKY, &c. &c.
Also a general assortment
u Silk and Cotton m
= bIilla's Combs, Tca
Brushes, lfllP
de. 9e aav
The above articles were purchased III
New York Cincinnati, Louisvil9 and
st. Lohis the past summer, upontha most
favorable terms. They are offered to the
public at very small profit. The usual
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-28

n ONDON PALE ALE-A superior ar
- tiele, direct from the importers, gust
received anl for sale by
h12-1g w. g. THOMPSON
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les, Playing Cards, Backing and Backing
Brushes; Fancy and miscellaneous articles,
too tedious TO menlion.
All of which we are anxious to sell 10
good customers at reasonable pieces.
I@ N. b. Prescriptions carefully put
up and medicines sold at all hours, dqg o.
night.
ID in New York by Mr.. e. D. Ward, in
nd the public, believing that our articl
J. L. MITCHELL.
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West India News.

JAMAIcA-A correspondence of highly oompE-
msntary character to both parties has taken place
between Com. Bennett, senior oiiioer OF the British
naval forceV, and Col b. M. Harrison, U 8. Consul
General relative to the assistance rendered by the
Commodore TO the American steamship Phiiadel
phia when abe ran aground Oft Fort Aagusta.-
Several U. 3. naval oficers were on board the
philadelphia at the time, and togsshor with the
CAPTAIN forw led thar thanks to the Commodore,
through the Consul
WINDwARD ISLANDS, &c.-The oolonlats in
Demerara are violently opposed to the further
forced introduction among them OF the Coolies
Since their introduction 40 laborers there, during
the years 1886, AZ, 48 and 49, the Increase in tie
quantity Of sugar produced has been 6,643 hogs
heads; the diminuon in the coffee crop 5,03l, 1853
pornes-leaving the colony, in an agricultural
point OF view, very much where 1t was oefare sne
Ccolie experiment was tried
The inhabitants of British Gusns, Trinidad and
Demerara are urging forward the reform project,
the establishment among them in each colony OF an
Electoral Council and HcuHe OF Assembly. An
association has been formed having this lmport9n
reauIt FORTS object
Accounts from Martinique stats that serious in
Jury had been done to the shipping in the Wind
ward Islands by the gallo in the carly part OF July
ard that c Government steamer had been dig
patched in quest Of missing veeaels.
new method OF separating molasses from
sugar, by tho operation Of centrifugal orce mas
Just been invented in Barbados by Mr. Drumm'
he repeatedly placed in his cylinder uncertain
quantities Of what could not certainly DO oai.eo
suear-ior The asmples exPoriinented on wefo lot
rroitases- and yea in the short space OF tour min
r.e. ,he resat nroduced vas a quantity OF pure
snoar Of excenens quality and appearance, qoi!e
re- INN n1olsssag ard with tho grain GnIDjQred
h., ,he onTr.,jon TIE gain to the planter, it ID
thought will be from twenty TO thirty per cent.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Tho Senate Getting Wrathy-The Military
Rousty Land Bill Il Land Reform Prs'
cesdings la the Senate on VhEFadays
Correspondence Of Rhs Tribune
WAsH1aGTos, ThurSday, Sept %
Another funny day. A sort of general roy, 4
running fire OF the snal arms ofill.nasa'e has o"@
acterized the proceedings Of the Senate '0'as .o
No general Of hostile sqaaa,oH. ao,oa
of the heavy artillery of w' 5r0asn. ln" os ds' IL
no grape and canister bat CONTAIN $1,000 ~
Jingle musE ike the popping aost OF 1D srsssan
bottles apparently aimed In 70 pss''u and naeri,b
gave o' Al SIDES Of the House; The principal SUB
jet Of s5eqs "2 S pissed ID the Senate sas4 With
BID wnl'n bringing in 'he widows and children
amend me .aIdiers who evor amet gunpowder, or
Of al mo ortunity 20 do 49, were supposed %
had an no., Opportunity. Ii hss been predicted all
have kat the Senate amended the bill a! all 1t
sloD ua be defeated Ia the House. DO nos know
w@@ vhsttp.as suppostion was based of how we1
Spnded il, is, bas certain is Is thar Ihe espeolei
Giepds OF the bill made desperate effort 70 Ses IL
Trough the Senate precisely as it came from
the House and failed l should hope thea
i; uighs be defeated in the Hoa4e, as Its
friends have, without stins, predicted, except
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CEMETERY
OF THE
ENER9HEENS.

ENEhGhEEN6,
THE TRUSTEES Of this New Cemetery, give no.
their extensive grounds situated the head OF Busbwick
Avenue few rods north Of The Toll Gate the Jamaica
Turnpike tirectly cas-. from Brooklyn aud about thee
miles from Peck Slip Ferry al %ilnsmsburgh
The Association has been organized under the General
Act OF l8i7" 20 incorporate Rural Cemeteries map
o the grounds offered for sale has been placed on
file In the Clerks office
fee lodge and gateway, tasteful and massive
structures lie short distance the len OF Division Ave-
noe Wien The visitor has entered the h Oh rustic
ehcosue 20 Inc grounds the variety Of woodland and lawn
ue Wlb9pg avenues, the chapel structure In the Nor.
man style with tower Of so feet The lake and the OCEAN
coEsuuIe come OF The spiklpg features OF the place
Application for l0ts information may be made to the
Genera agent aLhe otte 10 the freeman buildings op.
Fofle the City Hall, BROOKLYN: or TO II Psvson ri his
Office, Peek Slip Ferry, EVillsmsbursh
RRUsFEEs.
hon L9ther 6Isolsh, Hon Samuel L. Johnson
VIM Crosby Esq, Roosevelt! Graves.
Newell Wooisey
OFFICERS
Hon Luther Sradsh President Roswell 0rsyet Engineer
Bon Ed. Coplsod. Vice Prest J. Downing Rural Archt
VIM g. Csosby, Vice Pres't VIM. C. Prime, Counsel
N well Woolsey Treasured. George haJi Genl Agent
CaAPLAINR
Kew. Gardiner Spring, o. D. Rsv Samuel 8. Cox D. D.
Rev. N. Bspgs, D. D. Rev Spencer b. Cone, o. D.
Rev Fhos Dewili, D D. Samuel & Johnson D. D.
and oIhera. s20 2wStawis"
NTOTICA-The Copartzershp OF AEBCH FRANK.
MIN Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
sHsira OF the firm will be liqui6Red by s. w. MEECH,
who sore 70 authorized 10 solst the same and whe will
cont!l Tie The businets IN mis- own name al 81 John.N
3 w. MEECH.
HOMER FRANKLIN.
N.wYo1k, Sept. %, 1850 ss0ltDhssW
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s..v,l a. crss,sou44 Deputy sheriff 20 lav.Eo,

SsERFY sALEBy Of an execution e noe s 5y % No
= delivered Will expose for sale Tqssiay INC Izen ,bs
Yrrab. 5O The Yestbuls the CITY Ha AZ Y ia 10 OH
right Of John W L1isoa when ss oropsity,
W.T. rec story and Lot - esr:aa
bot II zee. front by a drep Also all mos nst between
d lot. .ate on the aide OF Thirty bout ees
Finh Iiadsoa pfIlb story es.e1n
r rsntes croon water through ne hTgoaAs CARsLhf
NJ .-T,w RI Cn.su Deputy Shrth '" ~ sRtsof'f
an. Dated Sspntnbrr " ~
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SCHOOLS.

MALE BOARDING. SCHOOL AT WlLPoN, CONN
ABEL WHI9LOCk. Principal.
DARsDNS wishing information OF 1918 scfooi are 70,
specially IN sied pernie lie circulars WIKI hahea vi
patrons to whom rsfe, . made
The school be conveniently visited by as Hsv Y o.
Ard New Bsvsp Rsroaa which afoFts opportunity -
retnru 10 TIE city on The day.
The rumher pupils during the Sunmer been About
50, mostly from CITY
Bows under 10 yeara age received $50 per qusr'
ter, vi h 70 extra charges
Cicusrs be had 1879 Brood way 70 sowsy srd 7s
CesltEin-St N. Y.
Az, perron leaving his address al 76l Chatham viii
receive call from hr w. $50 6t*
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Leading Barnburner for hia opponent wou.a
have polled some thousands OF woes .e ei tho
than the Wing strength in this part Oh Inc
State. 1o,;dod :,
A majority Of the Convention de'' % 9a,a 10
v;ew Of ali the facts, to nominate ~. ohoNoA
7 1 coR,rlI. also Of our city, sill younger
aa~n' y, principles, who III was bs-
T T,sSI would be especially acceptable to a
4 ..a;or;ts Of the Wings of our city. OF this
there can be no doubt. DIR Cornell though
1aboripg undog the disadvantage of not be-
;ng generally known, will ran ~ell and fiji
he station with dignity, suagisy and fdel-
ity,
The Albony Etening Journal says:
II known that L. Gov Patterson withdrew
his name from the canvass as candidate either
for Governor or Lieut. Governor, before the adj
iourpment OF the L stature.
subsequently, the friends Who would haze RAJ,
lied for Lieut. Gov PATTERSON az an Old feltn'ul
and cherished Wbjg. wsfe uniting upon 'e!se
ToRsYTH OF Ulster no ia strong in the same 'a,'a'
81 l6EfDjDE ltiAt our AVG ~ '"'N
present a candidate for Lisue Governor JUGS
FoRsY1H promply and cbeerfally withafeW nom
the Geld. These things viii be held In rernem'
brsnce. ..,,.., y :. dna N
Mr GRANGER that We should aay that @hlle IN tne
Chair be discharged his duties with the ssrlcsess
i gnns and wo know that he desired bar
raopious and propitiouS result. We cannot bat
rblpk that ne erred in withdrawing, but OF that no
Sss the right to judge himself. Alb. Eve Jour-
nsy~ We do no: believe Mr.. GRANGER
would have Withdrawn bnt forsom precon"
cert or understanding among the minority
that such should be the course in case OF the
passage of Mr. COrnwelPs substitute ReSo-
lutions. We are sure be regretted the kind
of necessity which seemed 20 impel him to
do so. Mr.. GRANGER, we have not doubt,
will render an earnest and efficient support
10 the State Ticket nominated under his
Presidency. Betting is not in his line, and
hostility to Slavery Extension has no terrors
in his eyes. A few days will show him all
right.
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~ mechanics aud Industrious Men.If gu a. A re
ipvled to ION tue W Land Socioy, who's ooJec,
purchase land euabs for boreaetd ADS w1inln 80. al
3stsnce this city, ard divide enocg ns TTinEsDAY
fret cost The pezt meeting will be held GA .ov and
Oct Itt8P ii atlH Grhndst between bfo7'"4' $500
Crosby.st Come, and brig vow fispa, p-e,,3eut
.o. w ~ - - $50 2ds'o
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MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
TINE UNDERSIGNED respectfully Inform the musical
L public OF New.York Cy ana vicinity that, In connec.
ton with their present busness they have established Au-
steal Circulating Library the London and Parn psn thus
enabling lovers OF music to have constantly 81 mod
crate expense charge Of the esies variety o! modesn
and classics music Of all the celebrated and ayofe Euro
pesn composers The catalogue containing al present up
ward OF 10 90 numbers viii receive additions OF new mu.
sic al the arrival OF every transatlantic steamer
TERMS OF SUBscRPTIoN.-$l2 for one year, with the
privilege receive and 10 change al pleasure music for
that suoun Subscription for ak and three months In
poron Subscribers The whole year entitled 10 The
amount Of Sc worth Of muse gTsts
KERKSIEG L BREUSIN9,
AIS l3tMW&F Importers Foreign Music 42l Broadway
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GENERAL, NOTICES.

ssyr Genuemen'a hnts, Fail ssyie.-sIRn, corns1
Pine and asssn stsThe style Tor the ensuing seenon VIII
IA ready for inspection Fhe ss.natos o
gentlemen of TASTE and discrimination invited to the pal
.srp abovs anDouncsA undr the firm conviction thSi
vii ss,ssty the mor astidoua ednrcr OF handsome Hat
pr.B C. FL. JOHN he's removed from lls Broadway 70
s toia CT he rubsctiber he VIII be pleased 70 sss
"a 80, en- tosn SO 5wti
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THE LONDON ART JOURNAL,

The LONDON ART JOURNAL,
OK sEPTEhBER-Con,ainip three fue lne ensrav.
lnRs fem the Vernon Gallery and moro AhAn forty hne
The Cs!! Engineer and Architects Journal, for septem
Der.
Cbanberss Edinburgh Journal, for August!
The World Of Feshiun icr September.
The Ladies Companion, for AGsust
Cbsmberss Pepers for tho People. Vol /.
Journal OF Design, for September.
The Builder valuable periodical! for August.
edition.
The Mechanics Magazine, for August
just received By
G. s. FRANCIS 4 co. 252 Broadway.
C. s. F. Co have sde arrangements for the prompt
execution the favorable terms. OF ali orders OF the
trsde public institutions societies. clubs private ia1
vdnnls, fer EngSh Books ard Periodicals. either by the
quantity or single copy AZ Sits
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y The s;utters, society Will meet every ,a H0n
ds1 ,vsninS commencing Sept So at ihsF ne" '0'lA-
corner Lispenaio ana S'oau" Wn. BRUCE, President
q " GrRnRE sec'g. ~
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a TREATISE on DISEASES OF THE

SEXUAL SYSTEM, by Edward H. Dixon, Il D. editor
- OF the scepe 275 psges 9Th edition price 81, contain
ing complete account Of structure ysrcele, hydEocele,
and every ether dsease OF hst system In language uts
gibs every reader Also, by the author Woman
and her Dseasen from the cradle the grave adapted to
her Instruction in the laws OF her sysem. and all me dis
of her critical periods e76 psges fourth edition. price
81 25
No works published In this country have beea
succe,sful than there The London New York aud Eos-
ton medical press have given them the hlebeat praise
Fors sale by CHAs. II. RING, cor. OF Gfand.Gt
and Broadway.
The next or Nov number OF the scapel will appear
the 7th Of October,
All literary communications must DO addressed TO tho
Editor 112 GraId-i Office hours from I'LL s, and TO
evenings. The Journal may be had al Astor House.
s25 Sieodt
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svz- Rs.o,,a Hosiery.-A complete assortment viii
he bsrc,ror kept cons.nly hahd al Astor Hoe'e.
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nR MIOEoLs oM RVpaopATHY,

Fg7HE WATER CURE-A Treatise on the Human Coz.
tuion, .hs conditions OF health the causes Of diseaSn
the leading sya,ems Of medicine and tho principles prsc
tee adaptations and results Of Hydropslhy. By Thomas
L. Nichols, ND.
r progress philosophy and practice OF the Water Cure clear
condensed while e qunescenco OF hall library Of
medical information" Water Ours Journal
Evidently vhe thoroughly understand. his
aubect" Nantucket Inquirer
"An aba and vauabcompsnd many coat to the
water cure nouirern Practical Christian
ledge of him public rouch for bis ability
and rely on his sndor and the honesty OF purpose which uds him
his coucfusions," aida Venture
FOR sale by FOWLEKs WELLS, Clinton Hall ;
BYRINGER YOWN5END under the American HuGe
nm ; CROWEN, 589 Broadway; AGFCRD, 1858 Bowery
and J. 7. BUENYON, al Rudsor.st Prica III cent?.
Sill SW
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StHERIrFs sALEBy virtue Of ss7sraI executions to d-
p ,sd end expose, sale at the gesttuls Of City
An 4: Il o'clock ruesdey ne 2'h day q Say~moer, -
al the rt interest Of JACOB J. PPLEf which he Lad
an tho 9TH day July 1850, aHy and
up deserved property 70 VII All and singular at certain lot
parcel Of g:ourd nth he butnss aud improvements herson
~ tie Bo"s tua'- 5ag and being the eas;ey side Of
Bowery Delaney Rygt9E .teets Tenth
Ward OF tie @ OF Nav YORK aud bounded aai coutanIog fol-
ios that Westerly 'front.' by the Bower Aforesaid
ty Eaer the - 1r q land eysed by the Rev
GeardusA Kuyphef, to Drsamus chy Knypher,
Ltet I've feet Nohsry the side by lot kaown map
the forfeited estate Of James Delcey the Lumb.r s
bundled ard hy feet and outdery the other de BY ot
the sad map b. tie number aun5ted and my es
TIE premises map James Deane'y
estate by The aumber is7.-Dated September 80 1850 -
THOMAS CAR6LEY, Sheriff
SAMUEL A. CuxS,xauAA Deputy Sheriff: s2ola"tfo7Y
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YATEHEs FoE INVENTIONS
ep- Procured ir ali parts OF Europe and IL the
Shy lsIf iuI9I o "
See I'D Page for other General Notices.
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CLOTHING.

IA. PAGES CLIMAX sALVR for The cure o,
" .seFosals, Salt Rheum, &c. for sale by RUsHYoN
SIAAAk co. ITO Broadway 10 Ailer Houss and s7s
"Va8~aS $50 sm'
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EA1ANTRD-F For two hours svery day 10 the week. q
~ your lady, assssn! 7eacher In private Day.
School She be good ul,in EG<Ab scholar Ad-
dressM YRA, st the Office of TIE Tribune stating name
aud refer eAce. 8Gsiy $50 year. $50 IT.
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A aADY, TO- many years engaged in teaching Musc,
"A French and English In FL It's branches, having some
upls rsnuc, in the above Address 8! thu Office
q biz paper $50 Slt
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XNANTED-A situation by gentleman who has par
w sued regular Of studies would prefsr being
tie Principal q nome Academy now in dourtshtng con-
dillon, would Of situation assistant teacher,
providing Tho salary and other advantage suitable
No a jeccn to any locality Address a. B. G care OF
M SpnA, 407 Bro NEST $50 lita
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"A TREE is KNOWN BY THE FRUITS
THEREOF
FEIHE FOLLOWING Is among he many evidences OF
Il The Beneficial results OF Kuepp's Health Restorative
Bers
To Dr'. Bna7p. 962 Hudson Street.
GENTLEMEN,
Having been deluded by the many iniallibe
dss confess had little expectation that your Bittsrs
would relieve from the d reh,pg waades with which
s,TsWs was detemiIed 10 pye your prsparo.on Trial
thankful that was induced 10 do 1t foru-
resolution for had been suGeDg frat, from wafer
BRASIL los appetite and subsequently my dgeation
became impaired, md dyspepsia with lie train Of horrors
fastened upon All The usual resources Of dspepcs
vain, and tried the HEALTH RESTORATIVE BiTTERs
a,t resort The fact that comptetety cured should
be Immediately known, ard you ST. liberty This
certificate may TO you beat.
EDWRRD C. HAZARD, 434 Greenwlch.et N Y
Pce 50 cents bottle And for sale by The principal
Drugghs $50 lvh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

NWANTBD--A situation by well recommended and
w very competent woman, TO do cooking wa,htng and
ironing 10 an experienced pastry cock and baker, liz
frs-rsie washer and ironer. Haa good city reference
Would have objection to 90 abort distance Ia the
country. Call al $50 Broadway $50 ltw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

AAANTED-By AN experienced and competent ,lsdy
w stuRhon to take the charge IS maon OF an instl
tuta CO., End the management OF an hotel or boa ding
hGIsS public private aso would have no objection TO
take charge bousekeeper In gentieme1E family The
beat city references gwen for capacity and character Adj
dress III. at the Rew.York Post Office, wheLe on I'm
mediate ensWer will be returned eN w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

GO DANCING ACADEMY, No. Sc Aowsrd-st.-.
S M, PERARCHIO, the frrt pfotea'or Of the new Pa
lillian osnces hsa ihe honor 10 appriza the public that
bis pup viii able hsrceioth undertake all those
lessons which he hos been compelled to refuse end aiso
claspes OF young ladies' and gentlemen his ademy.
Private in families from TO weys persons
euo by pianist SO PoikR, Hungarian, newly invent.
ed BIZ IA Psrsrcdio. 80 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

0RUG OLERH.-An individual, intelligent, polite
Oand thoroughly acquainted With the prescription dc.
psrtuen OF the drug business willing to mako himself
useful and produce satisfactory references as to moral
character, vii receive generous wages. Apply al 81
gourtian6 Ct F25 5tF