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III Hn subscriber manntaciures from the BEST CAST
= cffsEls Circular saws from 70 sxfy inches IN az
aaeieFi also, 15 f Coss-cut aud other saws all Of su
sr quality They also stats that these saws are ground
NJ iqg petent naetnery, which enables them to claim e
cnssey Tor their Saws the advantages derived FROM Inc use
q lnese arhiess which highly pgyant the Saws
inca q INN a any part thus strengthening Circalu Saws by
kraqnniig increasing them in thickness from the cutting edge
70 uieH centre fhe ruth and ugil0Emy OF their surface
5en1s less set 10 the saw teeth necessary nd on ts aceull
Mas power Is required TO drive the saws besides they VIII moi
neeI % frequent sarpeIngbe les hsbe to become heated
and also produce saving III timber
These Saws may be had of the Subscribers or al the
Encpa Hardware Merchants in tins city and hrog The
opsIee ptsies e. HOE 4 Co,
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY's MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore NinnIes
and cheertuly recommend it those who may be AFFLICTED
with that most distressing complaint most valuable ar
tcle 10 cure it. PHOEBE RRAV
.4i6aRy, April, 1885, MARY MOORE
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SUCCESS OF DR.. GILBERT.

Yu1uYs ~ So =, NEW ORLEANS, January, 1850
HIS is to certify that had terrible sore on my face for
some years, and that treated by eminent medical
10 WHO were unable to relieve The disease was located
On my forehead and spreading an alarming manner
lheard OF DR. GILBERT curing CANCERS went
Memp4is and put myself under his eament He pro-
me disease cancer and cured ST. and have been
well for about years. therefore, take great neanre n,
recommending him to the public being well qualified to
fvp
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p MtRI Y begs leave inform his friends and sf
" the puzzle genSgaliy, that he is prepared to 1,s
receive on very liberal terms BoARDERS by theaAssA
q, s Or ga dhe central situation Of this House
abe for sIange visiting this city either for pleasure bust
I'm,
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n A. TYLER has hand and constantly receiving
~. PI4.O F0R7tS from the justly -
celebrated AZ anu fact tories Of Haliet. 81
Davis Coz Boston; John 3. Durham, II N " ~ NJ
DAVID Van Wake, A. II. Gals s 90. sndu u v
jas. H. Or gFeen, New York; also Peyel's Paris PIANls
Orders resolved ior the hoRST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered IN turn agtast received from the
taet0ty. These faues decidedly the bssl Fano in
qse particularly ie the country, where Timers seldom
Do haa as they VIII stand longer and IN better Ihan
other Piano, These Pianos have independent RIM ii case
which can Be rsmoyed in niomea there being
uon betwesn the PIANO and Superior QUIT RS,
MIS- Vt0LlNSs sACCORDEOAS, FLUTES, and
Xxx ~ other Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
Sf7 II for sale at low Prices. SHEET MUSIC or lrnO
@fkse kcgts; Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
- BOOKS for all musical instruments. ee9 "A Lib
ef Discount to Dealers Teacher and all those sIh large
ORDERS. ALI orders promptly attended 10. fnla3
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HARVEY GLEAS SON, q. s. CoKsU1.
Forlsasesng and Commission Merchant,
MILL his attention business 10 him and
w rtfers
AessIt Maqnssl White Co. Acz Paradise Lawsason Co.
g small q MeCsfu, III ii Heant. $50.
:. I O ]. Meeker & Co. Lornas0 hlafhevs Eco.
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! CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
S9RXER CUST0lfH0USE AND 'FRONT.' SITS,
AA/ III be opened for the reception Of BOARD
w Frs on Wednesday, January g. 1919. Well fssSAsf
EE0kNlshED ROOM for Families and Single Ns;is
1sluenen. fABLEfhe best the market viii afford.
ihe above establishment has been built by the proprietor,
expressly for the accommodation OF city and transient Board
er 1t Is one Of the most healthy aud airy situations the
with him comfortable.
tF Faithful and attentive Servants
TERlfsas reasonable any establishment of the kind In
TIE city llal dhLNNtfl u. ALEXANDER. ProprielOr.
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:, UEINIDNS Of PHYSICIANS
Dr. townsend Is almost daily receiving orders from Phys
Clans in different parts of the Union ~ : ~ ga
ms TO certify that we, the undersigned Physicians OF
Townsend's Sarsapara and believe # tn he one az % ;
valuable preparations in the market - ~ ~
II. p. PULLING, M D
J. WILsON, NJ. d.
Albany, April ], IS47. r E. EGMgS6oREEi NJ n.
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!. siEPERInR PfaNn FaRrIaa

SUPERIOR Piano F0RTEs.
III PARSONS 9s Camp street, Cup staiTst) Offers to
In, The public a PIANO FORTE, of -
very elegant finish, from Messls Nuns q f
scuicy carved in Rosewood. Ladies andu y Wv
gentlemen respectfully invited 70 can
lue specimen OF beauty and decided purity Of tone
nom these celebrated manufacturer mhI5 I'm
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MUSIC STORE, - as.
H-<If 81 X Nos 5 and 7 Gang ST., I3EiIgFa
y VI Three doors from Canal lEN


TIRE undersigned desires respectfully to inform Tie ubt
that they can always find at his MUSIC STORE, {
enoce and large assortment of IA&O FOR TIES
AZ fefI reasonable pQees, and accommodating terms.
among them are Piano toIes made by the old and cee
DRAFTED manutacprers. Il Gilbert q Co., of Boston, of rcl
tone, and hahed bea aiilly in Rosewood Black Wanu
and Mahogany with frames, made in the most snsan
ual and werkmnnlike Aso the Justly celebrated
not been e9naled Tbs peculiarly suited the country
a. the Asohan does not reaRre tuning for years
The = eHt imProvem nj in Piano FoYes, the patent
Ks1yating Ogsrbrsaee also for sale the establish
hnncy 10 the ebe adds tine durability and eiteng Of e
Piano, ann renders L capable OF remaining much longer IA
tune tllan those N Ordinary Use
:, w. T. NJ Agent for Herr Herr celebrated Grand
ness Of tone they stand prominent =
ne 1Jefe tDtRalt1 .4ttachme7t j. Peyel Il Co 9 Paris
rlanes and Instruments from all the best manufactures
constantly Eecslying and for sale on liberal terms
cECOND.HAND PIANOS for sale, from 500 TO 500
each, Hiid taken IN part payment for Pianos
t1Asos hepalred, Timed, Rented and Appraised.
,.LAIhCAkTtS MELODEON This beauliiul toned
ior hsge Churoes, Lodges, SeTenang
facss and the private practice of bfganlsts possesses
sweet aah powerful tone, sportHbe (weighng % pOuns)
and offered at $50 each.
Flutes, Fageoes, Strings, and Musical Merchandise Of
every kind viii be PROMPTLY reasonable prices
Bands seppiled with Bass Instruments and Band Music
nhhfS, double and single acions hand and made to
oflsf, 70 SUIT the taste OF purchasers
AiUSlCThe largest catalogue in the South The stock
an accumulation oil twenty years. In many old
and beautiful pieces out Of print. +,
G1sf MI l received BY every aulvai nom the North
ing ny me Foreign steamships. Spanish SoRgs, Dances
Naitzes, &c Ia regular supply Original Music published
efbfy Heea al the Storey alive Compositions solicited
ansc bogad COPIED and arranged Suberpdons received
he Baltimore olio. BY addressing lie undersigned
Catalogues Of Music viii be sent 10 tny Dart OF he adoin
ing staIes mill I'm WIN. T, MAYO.
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his only one of than four thousand cases of
hheunatsIn that Dr. Townsend's SanapaFla has cured
Is extraordinary virtues. W
james Cummings Esq one Of the assistants in the Luna
in the following letters: ' "
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We, I2I GR.3VIER STREET, 5stsoeen ST. Charles
and CSroadeia, one DIOR from of CayORaeeti
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her as7sAf
lfA friends ard the public that she continues in the sis
lbove eligible location occupied by her during The
Rs two years. and Is prepared to accommodate her friends,
md those who may favor her with their patronage. From
er long experiences, and the very desirable and convenient
9con OF her House. she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction to ell who may favor her with then
pauonage Her TERMS will continue TO be very Mon.
KRATN. dl0 ~
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Dr IgnnseEd-DeaT Sir have the pleasure to inform
you mat three OF children have been cured of The Scrof
by the use OF your excellent medicine They were AFFLICTED
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles II
ton. Yours, respectfully, e JUNE
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r. %, n,
Or. TODHSendI verify believe that your Sarsapanla
has been the means, through Providence OF saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse At last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweats, and greatly debated and reduced and
did not expect TO live. have only used your Sarsapafa
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
n I me, am now able to walk ali over the city. no
blood and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your obdt servant
VIM, RUsskLI Is Catharne street
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RE-OPENING or THE
y K" CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON,n
No. .95 st. Charles street.
FNHLS Establishment has lately been opened under New
Il Administration thoroughly repaired and renovated and
sunsuraed By any Saloon in the city, and to those who
Joy the heaity exercise and excitement OF BOWLING we
say, G6ge rs Cell. Ss
The ia z will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
-IAQUORs and theInost Gentemany a ttendans s6m
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FEMALE MEDIGffHNNEn = IIAN, ".

W, IOWnseflB SaIsapaTia and "a
IoT ncpieni Consunpton, BaTennes, Polapsus Uei or
Failing OF the Womb, Costiyenes, Piles Ieuchorbga n,
htes, ohsTuced or difficult Mensuaton, lnooutinenee
OF Urine OrnvOlUntay discharge thereof and for he General
pfo5ualOn OF the systenno matter whether the Fesut M
inss cause Or eanses produced by ieg uaty Illness or
aSueut Nothing can be surprsing than m
efect on the human frame Persons ali wga kuess a1d IaSp
tud rom taking a. once become robust aud fun of energy
uef ~ influence IL Immediately counaTacis the neTve
Less Of te female irame which the great canse OF barreo
mes II WIN not be expected Of cases Of 50 decate
nature 70 elD certificates o. performed but we can
assure rs ace that hundreds Of have been repoed
u Is. Thousands of where families Rave eer o
glden alter using lew bottles OF this idvaua m msjnI,
have been besssd with fine. hnaL1E nfIsnrirr
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Ihls certificate cOncusively proves that this
perfect control the obstinate disease Of 6e Ron
Ihree persons cured in one house is unprecedented
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WATCHES AND .JEWE,I .RY

n. ANDERSON, No n ST Charles street -
w aicles, ChrQn0meteTs and Nautical Ilstrn tasA
nsns accurately adjusted Philosophical aud Elee. - -
uiesi AppaEsths made 10 order ard Repaired. &AalA
e-1olI ShfononettFs uttered 10 run 80 hours SIS Iy
M Il. MEYER, No. 100 CAM street, Waicb- -
~ 4; inakef aud dealer in JEWELKY, GOLD kaeA
fsE1,HSss FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. E-5A
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I II
Below Is an account Of another child saved Dr. Town
sends sarsapara has saved the lives of Thousands Of Gill
dren The following certificates selected from grent
number received this week: e'
NEW YORK, April /, lS47.
-, Dr 1O5RseRd-peaT Sir: One Of my children was very
SICK with CankeF In the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t came near dying Obtained some OF your
eKeee medicine and cured direcy for which assnr
you l feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully, 1850
ELIZABETH FOWLER. n Ussbrfsses straat
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DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR

but we shall subon few testimonials OF its value, selected
IRON the thousands In our POSSESSION from all parts OF the
ooun
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Il IS the safest and most eectual medicine for 1nrinG
me SYSTEM and relieving the suilengs attendant uon hiT
6th ever discovered. Il strengthens both Inc moth and HI
en prevents pain and disease increases and enrches tbs
oOd those who have used il think indispenslbe II \
hlgy useful both before and after Confinement al il ma
vents diseases attendant upon chdbth in costvenes piles
cramps swelling Of the feet dependency beaTtburn yon,
mag, IVA pam n The back and joints, false pains 6emohags
ana " regulating the ecfetnns and eQuazi1g the CINEMA
ton 1t has equal. The great virtue OF his edic Il !,
Always saie and the mort delicate and most successful
very lew cases require other medicine In some i'm IL
castor 9 o. agnesiR Is useful Exercise in the Oen IN
ana gh iood, with this medicine, will always insure a safa
and nnnIInnnnnE- - ----N . oe-le
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

ms eNtrlc Of srapaTa has been expressly pnsusad In
reference 70 female complaints. No temas WHO ms TSson
y ppp9e is p approaching thai critical penod THE TnTn
o. lie soud neglect to take is certain preyentiva
lor any OF the numerous horrible diseases TO which amsIsI
are subject at hs tune Of life This period may he deiays
oe 10, those who are approaching womanhood as i IS call
cuaeH 70 ASST nature by JuCkenng the blood ard isr
atng the system. Indeed this medicine / nyalns6 rs n
the dsiicae diseases which women are subject ii bSac
ne whole ystens renews permanently the natural eneTg
~ removing the impurities OF the body not 50 far sn,na
ung as TO produce subsequent relaxation which 1 I'M case al
most mellclhss taken for female weakness and disease ~
surgical operations may be prevented. ~ Fi'N ~
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Of remaining Store
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

CoLIEoToR's OFFlcE, Men Orleans, FEB. q, 1850
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DOCTOR s, p.
q SeCasSe1ast'S SGE7'SssaOSs9'iGEGg.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Jhe Most Extraordinary Medicine IL the R0yld.
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP QUART BorTLEs--ITI is SIX
INKS CHEAPER AND rLEAsANrER, AND WAR
kAHrED SUPERIOR TO ANY sobD-IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PURG-
ING, slCkEEIHG OR pEBILI-
TATIfo THE PATIENT,
TINE great beauty and superiority OF t ursanaa ovar
all other medicines Is, that while II erdcateS liz j;se,as
il inygoates the body. Ii is one of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it only puies the whole system, and
renghens the person, but il new pure and rch
boods power possessed by no other medicine And in
th lies The grand of its wonderful success IN has
Performed within the last five years. more than 100 COO cure
q severe cases OF disease at least l6Oo considered
ncuaDe 1t has saved the lives OF than 5000 Children
during the two past seasons
10000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
m, m WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY.
~. lownsenns Sarsapanla nvigOrate the whole system
by me effects OF medicine ndscreon committed in YOUTH
o. e excessive indulgence Of the PASSIONS and brought
general physical pfoat1on Of the system assude
Wan amDon tantlng sensations, premature decay and
dechne hasenlng towards that fatal disease, Consumption
can pe entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sa
parilla Is far superior to any
INVICORATING CORDIAL,
As II reneWs and inyigorates the system gives activity til
limbs, and strength to the muscular system, most extra
. CON sUMPTIoN CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured
Bronchitis, Consumption, LiDer Complaint, Colds
Catqrr Coughs ASTHMA, Splitting Of RioOd, Soreness
Of the Chest Hectic FINISH Nigh( SBcdtS, Difficult or
FrAss ETpeeorati0l', Pam an the Side etc 6aUe been
'1 E"' ." SPITFING RIOoD
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Ao-iNSt "a "estcAeHper county,
~ EoRDHAM, August IS, 1877.
m 1o1oRSsHd-Dear Sir: have little gir seven wears
o. age who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
usu almost eVery Tor her, but without success at last
although We could lind recommendation In our ccnGr,
or gss hAe hers we thought, as she very delicate
heah we would give her OF your Sara uaa and are
yy glad we did, for not only restored her strength bGt he
ma mac no return q the Fits to pleasure and SUI
Prise She IS fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful Yours, respectfully, - -
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28


hail TOAD, until after the citizens o.
saia county have consented to the sub
scFiption of stock as provided for in the
seventh section Of this act, nor until
after the sum Of at least one hundred
thousand dollars shall have been sub
scribed for stock IN said Rail Road by
individual or company stockholders.
Sec. IL. BE it fartEsr enacted, That
The time Of holding said election shall
be advertised for at least four weeks
consecutively, preceding said election
in the Newspapers printed in the town
Of Canton, and by notices posted up aS
FIVE Of the most public places in said
county. 5t tH f. e
Sec, 12. Be ii twt1er enacted, That
this act shall go into operation and be
Of full force and effect from and after
its passage. e@ta0
Passed the Senate goth Feb, 1850
J.eA. ORR, Sec'y.
Passed II. of Reps March'2, 1850.
E. P, RUSSELL, Clerk
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28
THE ARTESHAN
SPRINGS.

THESE Springs situated in Maids on
county, % miles Northeast Of Can
ton, will be open for the reception of
visitors on the 18th May next. Gen. I.
C, McMackin, we'll known to the travel
ing and reading public as the best land
lord ofthe South, will have the superin-
tedence and management under his en-
tire control This is sufficient guar
entee for the comfort ofthe VISITORS
We have erected and in the course
of erection buildings sufficiently spa
cious to accommodate 500 persons
in all comfort, and also a number Of
double cottages which will be rented to
families by the month or season. There
will also be large Ball Room and band
of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement and exercise,
and Bar room we'll furnished with the
choicest "crealure comforts"
We have made arrangements with
Mr.. Ledbelter, the enterprising contrac-
tor Of the Yazoo City, Lexington and
Benton Stage line, who will promptly
convey all passengers from those points
to the Springs
Passengers by way Of Canton. will
be Immediately conveyed to the Springs
by MIR. Jesse P. Brown, in Coach and
Hack with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated on the
Ridge which lies between big Black
and Pearl, in a high rolling country and
on the immediate border of the pine re-
gion, and the proprietorS feel fully just
fled from their own observation, from
the estimation of that portion Of the
public TO whom the beneficial effects of
their waters are known, and from the
concurrent testimony of many intelli-
gent gentlemen of the medical profes-
sion under whose recommendation and
observation they have been used, in re-
commencing them, in alicases in which
tonics are indicated, but especially IN
all cases connected with a debiIltated
condition of the digestive organs, in d.
seases of the mucous tissues, embracing
Dysentaly. Diarrhe. and especially
sumner diseases Of children; in chronic
inflamation,of the bladder, in most di-
seases Of The kidneys, especially those
attended with alkaline deposits, in tor
por of the liver; as a local application
In chrome inflammation of the eyes in
diseases ofthe skin, both as local and
internal remedy; in diseases ofthe scalp
and ulcers generally and all diseases OF
females, connected with debility.
II is expected that Madam Arraline
Brooks the celebrated danseuse from
New Orleans will spend the summer at
the Springs and will teach all the mod
ern and fancy dances, where all the
lovers Of the poetry Of motion" will
have an opportunity Of learning TO
"tread the light fantastic toe" after the
leatest and most approved style.
H. LATHAM.
NJ. JONES
G. w. HENDERSON,.
PRoPRTEToRs.
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28
OBITUARY.

Died, on the 5th inst, in the Town oI
Halifax. Mrs. OLIVIA BARNES, consorl
Of George w. Barnes Esq. in the 25tt
year Of her age;-leaving an affec.
tionate husband and father TO mourn
the melancholy event. How uncer.
tain is human life!-how mournful the
dGspehsgtiun Of providence!-- "A few
months since she was animated by the
hope Of long life-now she is ayten.
ant Of the cold and silent grave. The
deceased was a devoted wife;- an az.
fectionate daughter and a kind mis-
tresS,- Beloved by her acquaintance
the language Of bereavement is made
quate to give ulterauce TO the deep felt
sorrow Of the heart. Her spirit has
our fondest prayer for blissfnl immor-
tality "ii that house not made with
hands eternal IN the Heavens"
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28

From de GRciuRaa Commeycial.
G3@ Strangel That SO many who are
afflicted with . Cough that i gradually
wearing them down, aud slowly. but
surely stealing them into that dreadful
disease, Consumption--lhat disease
which carries of thousands daily, are
doing nothing, Or what is worse than
nothing, gorging themselves with uos-
trums' that are pufed 10 the skies for
cures they are said to have effected on
some foreign or unknown persons when
they canhe pOsitivelyfcureJ by using
Dr.. Rogers's Compound Syrup Of
Iiverwort and Tar, which still CON.
tinues to effect the most wonderfui
cures ever recorded lnthe annals Of
medicine. A fact which is proved BY
referenceto the vast number Of cerlii,
Gates which may be seen BY calling OF
the agent, Priestly and lfosby
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28
! N ADMINISTRATORS sALE

DY virtue Of AN order ofsahe Probate
ID Courteof Ma Iison County Missis-
sipPhssat the aMarch. Term thereof
will as Administrator Of the Estate of
Isaac w. Jones, decd, on Tuesday,
l6, Of April next, sell all'the negroes
and other personal properly belonging
0 SAID Estate, at the late residence Of
the said Isaac W. Jones, on ascredit Of
nine months, Bond and approved Sc.
curity. required Of perehasers
L. Z. GRIFFIN Adm.
March I4,slS5O.-4-4t. sA
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28

A friend has~shown us copy Of the
"Roanoke Republican published at
Halifax N. G. containing the following.
Obituary. notice Of Mrs. Olivia Bar
mes The deceased was the daughter Of
Henry Garrett Esq. and lived with her
father for several years at Madisonville
in this County.
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28
OBITUARY.,

Died on wednes'y the goth, of Macrh
of Congestion of the brain, John P.
Alsworth, eldest son of Andrew j.
Alsworth
The subject Of these few remarks was
a promising youth of rare capacity and
bade fair to be an ornament to society,
he was a close student; In his childhood
he was remarkable for the evenness oi
his temper, for his keen sense of right
and wrong, andf the readiness with
which he imbibed knowledge.
May his parents be comforted in
their honoured son, for God has honour
ed him by an early call to the heavenly
inheritance, While you bow under the
heavy affection, see in it the purpose Of
q gracious covenant God. Ii may be
the means Of a peculiar blessing to you
and all your house. 1--we received nc
,chastlsemeht from the hands. of God, We
should lack one of the strongest proofs
ofbeing his children"
"PeacefuI be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful inlhe grave so low;
Thou no more will join our number,
Thou no more our songs shalt know,
"Yet again we hope to meetthee,
When the day of life has fed;
Then with joy in heaven to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is she'd"
R. d. P.
The Madisonian., 1850-03-28
BLACKS WITH
SHOP.

The subscriber, having gE9glW
engaged for the present year the
services Of agood BLACKSMITH,
and established a SHOP opposite the
Jail ,soIicits a portion Of public pa
tronage. Horse Shoeing, Plough
Making, Ironing Wagons, Repairing
and Plantation work Of every descrip-
ton will be done promptly and salts
factorily both as regards terms anc
workmanship.
The usual time on work will b.
given to responsible customers, bu
work will be done for Cash CHEAP
ER Of course.
Jas. r. CHAMBERS.
Canton Feb. 2l, 1850.