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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
Circular Instructions IN COLLECTORS and other
Officers OF the customs.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sap; 80, 1850.
In consequence " provision Ia The ACT 10 ctes adj
dionsl co lection dispG,a IN The stse OF Csifrna
appfoye SBth September 1850 he expenses o colec Tag
revenue rom CUSTOMS Cat,ona and goo ,'la nf o9
resolution ofhe 4lh February, 1856 and tds Department
hereby relieved OF tfe necofly OF continuing me fe&
lapona tie payment OF The ezponsts o TeiEn
Ing Meaning and Raugng, in me particular cafes men
tior Cd in The insrUciiona OF me 5s DeceooeT 69 -
rubS 3D. 1859 n0 July 5h 1850 arc hey are heFeoy sui
In future you will, in his repect be governed bythe
Thai In all cas-. oi unclaimed goods ana when enes
permiued ppor superintendent sihou INVOICES. the eS
penpes Of weighing, measuring and gaugns VII Oh dpiy
TaOS CORWIN, Secretary Of the Treasury.
We annex 30 much Of tho circular Of the 25ta
November, 1896 ag has hearing upon the III
structions Of the foregoing cifoular;
"Tbo fourth section OF The act proYdes ma the eX enSe
Of iShng gEugirE, or measuring shall be PAD ny mo
owner agent! or conaGpea Of tbs goods nnder cerlaa
ahal not contain any weight qusny, Ingasure as ths
may be, and lii ew'e when those qusnues may De
being properly tesed found fall short Of The true
unreasonable xtert alter tng aus allow
quantities under laws be weight g'pge or msasare,
and of the country psce from whencs le merchan
for he 6ee that the qqery incorrectly given 10 t1e
invoice by design and With intention 10 evhds payment OF
proper amount OF duty ten ia al aucp cSs9s is e1
penae Of tie eeryces ed To- must be deEaYef by ne
owner, agent, or con'lEree. $40, .
If any quantity, welgh or measure be sae1 n 1ne '-
voice entry. II neYelheeis becomes necethAry es re-
qui1ed by Instructions from The Department ander he
Warehouse at isIued lhe llh Of Angus. ae! 10 VOL
gauge or measure Article 10 ASCERTAIN whether ihs
quantity be correctly given IN the invoice entry fhe
quantity thus ID found 70 exceed that given IN
the invoices or entry aggregate Goa! or value muO be
inside TO correspond with gRch ircreese OF the quantity ADD
Ire duties estimated and sssessed accordingly 81 IN no
the duties TO be levied Ga al amount esf man he
Invoice value.
Where Ire weight, gauge or melsurs shall HAYS bs9E
duiy asco8inod an goods oa.ed IN Uateh5OIs anC
such goods he withdraw ei!hsr FOR coniumpo1 OF Trans
poauon another port OF entry ess quantities Than t
ton tp4a n ~
neaaurg any such poytola quaint IFS muOt be paid o
the owner importer OF agent whenever becomes nee
sary 10 perform either OF these IA order 10 ascer'E
tbeduiuble ysue CT such goods withdrawn from ware
house Aforesaid
"Whcn articles c! tho description beoie'menuoned az
aIolher poy Of entry they reed not bo again weighed
gAueed measured going n.o warehouse az the lraci
poElHon port The quantities cpechcd IN ha ceruhc9i
ieOuifed by Law accompany the aans may be deene
the tue quantities, upless special and tutclea reason
should reuder IN the Judgment of the collector az
oiher e certaiG ment nect ssaIy y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

PHILADELPHIA Oct s. drrivtd-shp aiaIy Peas,H. MAJ
shall Liverpool bark Philadelphia tBren} Holman, Bfsmen 5rs
Messa Ann Tab5at NBedori seh4 HecAa1t, PooFe War5
Farmer sobuson, HYos.
csJel-ssp tascnora. Tar4y liverpool Elk Rlrd-e
Boston: sslah A;sI do Pace wilkins, Isuym brgs chael
Haskell Boston, Melissa Ana Tlb5ut d. Canton, Crows, g.,
Shamrock, Willard doj schs John TITUS svconb Albany; Jos
Lbrand Bell Colorado Barra Norfolk Recnbt- Poore
g; Oneco. CHASE Pf1yiaC
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Death Of ssveEeI Perssns from supposed
pnison
DETROIT, Saturday, October S

DETROIT, saturday, OctobeF s
on Fhursday, at u O'clock, parry tooh tea at
Ma K slsmezoo Exchange, and yeatetday, during
The day, eight ofthem djsd. They are supposed 70
have been poisoned, although others at the same
table were not affected. Here are the names OF
The deceased, with thei, occupations Elisha BUS
sell, rmiler; Chas Mori, ahoe maker; Jussin Da
laue6ts, ditto; MIR Bec&with, ditto Mr Eastiand,
pri6,er; Mr. Crane asstion hand Of the Railroad
and man ana his daughter, @ho were stfSngofs.
The Cotouets Jury is now IN session.
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NJ a pn1EO

Saturday s. Rev Aenty Chase Nj. JQHN CUNNING
Ton Mes EMMA TURNER 10th fotsG 81 Loeiea Sosltaa
Al Aher n, J. "Wednesday, Oct by Rsy n Rogers nit
JOSEPH c. KENT ssd Hiss FANNY only Vi EjaUad
BAnAs, Esq. deceased
Ohio CGtvato Columbus Mrs
b,ep daughter OF Prot Cowles, OF O6sru.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
Ru Tslepranh 10 the New. York Tribune.
.,,,..nSn,1on ne Cincinnati.

vae Episcopai Convention at oino'nha'. :,
aavetal canons were proposed ano feiestoo III
-. =, bich the diocese Of Texas was admitted 10
onion With The Convention
There y az IN animated discussion on the SUBJECT
of,n alteration Of the constitution Of tbs general
Theological Seminary, With instructions 10 report
OF Thursday next
The Convention shen nd oarned Till Monday next
The Conventoo to-day, visited, By Invitation,
the Astronomical Observatory.
Iepsy Lind la Bos ton W onderful Enthusiasm
sosToN Saturday, Ocs 3
Jenny Lind, this evening, ssog before zoe lar8ess
audience sbe has set hGc in lha city. fremont
Temple was filed TO ta utm0as capacity, ana me
enthuaialro rose 70 higher pitoh thEn q: esner Of
her other conoerss not excepting even fae mat
Indeed, tbie was decidedly she bes' concert eyer
given ia this city, ard W. think we may sa'ey say'
II, tbia country TIE Gfss Of she programme con ,
slated of sacred mutic being selections RON zoe
onerss. oratorios, &c Of Ii Fart, HANDEL hAyoa
.pd RosEini. IS kIo% my hedeemer hgetb, was
sunp in megoifoent aty.e by jenny limo, ana wac
received with load applause An enccfe @as coz
y led with On NIshty Wings ~ss sang ID me
f.yle and YVES also encored The last part OF the
programme vas composed Of pieces OF a more &c
sulsr character. Ths gema Of tho evening, bow
ever wero tbs Fluse' and Ire " Echo hongg
which were received with trene n5ous applause,
and both oncored. Jenny never Ia finer voice
than he s now nnd her concert on luesday even
isp will be lam
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Pnwtuchef Hnnk Aflnir

5Asuluay, ..
The Cashier OF the Pawtuokes Bank, Mr. Til
hghast, is charged with having mis- appropriated
the funds Of the Bank to large amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

Bar. ote "a seesy, nasHa y d, ~ passengers to tfh
H Percssse lerl as-a $, Aar. a. s4a to JAmes
HrsH Y--.ss 81 before trpor-d
Se - t 81 Hni.1n 4 Hsrns = is, stt - Il bFia
Brig lsree se7thss C'y-s sept - os"oot 70 X hs1A
: heffrs ported
Hsg s4t~ta Nc Nam chaf-st1u cotton AMI 70
Dent4H Dop n, h4a been Dc NorsA o! iiAttsfs with
Ktss Fud-ou smith Baltimore q elalto order
Bog j1sn % ,f'sena aoorsf s'ehs 10 - laueer TO 9p
Brs Pfoecton I'll Calais, lsnber
seh aish hzaieTI from lie %7A ct e5s Pl-ss Az We.
sch if. Ri cosa $, Jsnn NB, 10 d. il-s Sey'a' &
scb Azsasai,i,s Hstres MseAa, 10 d. sbst e saPs7=,
80 wn 8rs~4 Hunt sew Bsslo,i l., o..
Sea Asef.san Bs=ls ..as-er B,saa 1s. ru5ss,
Sci Ftsaas, stfoaI siI9r.is4 10 as. iaanas'.
Sch PaT:geEet, Ui.u2r RocsIand ia, fsas
sch For:aa-, Conrey, X a land .ise.
Sen Gea %lrre1, :, star, Rnesina, jEe.
Sal Nar5a1st E1efitt Roc, land ias
Sch Texas. Plabary, R0c,art, line,
Sch sarah S-avs ? t;sr, Caae e Is lumber.
Sea 81 tesran Ramsay, haehas 10 Is. lumber
SCI Oneaa sopef James kysr Dc. wood
Srh ~ 3 Harh. Decker, SlHseGond d. potltoes
Sch Fashion, stsrhps. Saussuond d., potatoes.
sen 3erzea. COT Petersburg -four
Sen K L d 4 Spas. LoI,sr, Baltimore d. Cot
SCI Itaoa; s1a Bs.'T nor. 800 =. coal ,
81 eo "a g ENSURE, s Yses s. woo
Sch 9aa Pero; s*aa!op, Ae14eaTa d doat
Sch Henry Chase Jones Beverly dsh
Sch Ca's6aage. Nesersoa Boston u1se
Sen Empire 3ohn,an. New London
soop Charles, Rhoades, Newport. nolasses
sdop W Tborae. Durs Ftl Rvee, nails
sroP Aaa47,in Gavett Newport, moslssas-
Steamer Peaos4cot Seymour Philadelphia Use to Stanton
spcsr
BELow-sr brig Am (of saaderl,a) IRON AK caye St D.
mlHgo
WISp--Danrg The Jay from IVY, and irssa.
l The nev steamship Columbia returned The city yesterday
morning trial TRIP having been far Gls s Nantucket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Oct g.
riot between the blacks and whites took place
during Saturday night, on Seventh and Lombard
cts and terminated in whse man namsd Supple
being stabbed and horribly ,nutased by the blacks
He died while being conveyed to the station
house. Che Waterman accompanying him was
AYed upon by the blacks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
Appotr,ments hy tho presidcnt.

gfaoer The Seal II the Department Of Senate,
loEk McCEi.NAY of Re~.Jsrssy, Commercial Agent
icr tt I,4ud Curacao vice Evans B. Young, deceass1
During the Recess Of tAe Senate.
aLtNANDER NJ. Ross OF hewYork, 10 be Consul 81 81
CaihetiQs's IN Brazil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
Spoken, H2.


BALTIMORE. OF ship Manchester NYors MOI
leals Btrs Catherine aud Asa Fh aud Sara Brown
NYorS + Bds I-ceoa aud Mary Chahoi
I'm NYoTS, arr a savannah ri iast-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
The Un,ted States TreasuryehIp.

WAsHINGToN, TUESDAY O;i. 4.
Governor Vance declines the appointment OF
treasurer in the United States Treasury Depart
Enent. 1t has ainoe been offered to the Hon. jon
Athsn h. Sloan, representative from Ohio, who
will, doubtless, accept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
The Fugitive Slave Law In lowell,
poecon gnr~5av O,t

hast night at which, with shouts of applause re.
solution was paused to cali back three fugitive
slaves who had fed from hat city 70 Caoada, with
pledge that they shall be protected from arrest
by the citizens of Lowell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
Yhe Seward Institute.

GOSHEN, Saturday, Oct.
Hon. WIN. q, Seward President of she Seward
Institute, delivered an address before that lustita
SION yesterday afternoon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

Az, Al sent "a SI5.sl9a B, NYof.; Lazy Fras-
In Yea-on oo! sth Joseph Bsiser - NOHet7s 2ot
Wh.risf Kag dos sh-a aoah V- Pa.rc< aelrs,
tiortoD SYor5. .--4.ys Iar Bs.a17 A.ai5t l,aarss
t91},l f9n.1 T,b 4, 1Ct tn, C,er,-stoa f., (jreep
cid m l5IJ, CFa- Cr.ctsr Dsu ~ .r., isth Lem
son Nobis. l5n9 Tn Ross SYors St C.a-4 swan dos l,
Thomas Cbrf h. PAT Npres.s Sltae als al saae Nf1tt
SD IN l7tb Charlie cha}rer Thompson Sdraus. 6obt-
CaYe Mobile Leaua H-yu .ia Ot-ms OCEAN
Williams 5o th Chare- oker Duncan NYors; ti Co
Me- - E41rf ~ sa4 am f2, /. srat
p ~, W. , F,i,, S,ti. tpsl,- c5.,. ,o4 t7iir.,
pr,tt 4 rem. .sa' 49,. y
v fid l't 1= 5,a sl'q i' 't f re w ae
Hagaho1 po22e aRd Us Fensi tnsoq No',,la. "
Swat I;f sfF > ols7 ala bosom; ENID i6riit Au
~ So Os,9.f Fln. D4 C {s1.i l8.h io- s..
rausahE lsth Mt55es Kerr N9fs7a nos X Perkins Conn
Phlad-phis. 10Th Desire. slater. san Francisco.
london Sent iSE5ai lt H. st,rt Mlr4e NYol Eatd out
l4h Nare7re Evans Prlt SYors and Portsmouth
i sb = " 'H' osO's7 ''''1 . '-'I7' '7 '''N @
Have s4nr f2s Ssnnbe Ci,s. New. York i7h Arcadia
O-lssrs. ~ ',DsrI, Vf1. Wv. Ys,k Neie4 Hegh g.
Saa er5- ~ ~ ~ '
IT,, So 81 rg, pt,r-=tse Now YORK. ! a3rs Tr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
nenlh ofnon. Oheuter EutIor.

PnILADELpAtA Saturday, Oct
Chester Butter, the Whig reyrasentst'ye OF the
xlth Congregational Dssrics OF Pennsy lyana, died
of typhua fever this afternoon at the A neflcsa
Hotel. He wac on bis gay home ron Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

>, g. d.r7e, $50 apriis urre npe ST 3e55c ea'a,
SSe "a dnys; and 900 viii Resin nj S!G5 - Y 80 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
Death OF the man shor by rrnthinn.

WASHINGTON, Saturday Os!. j.
Skid more, the man ahot by Matthew, about
fortnight ago, died ths morning, Matthew ia yss
nnoaptured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
uesnrn Of the speoiaI Q emmlssIoner 20 Ve2ay

NEW UKL EAks ENuI BuAyI UCI D
Col Waltou the Special Messenger, sent some
time aimee by the Collector Of tho Port, the au
shority of lelegra phio dispatch from the Bxeoa.
awe at Washington, TO announce 70 GOV Bell the
passage of Senator Pearoe's Tsxss bill, has re.
burned. He says that Gov Ball intends Issuing
his proclamation, gubmissing TO the popular vote
the propositions of the United States Government
Immediately upon the arrival of Got Lewis with
the official news of tho passage of the bill, The
vote will probably be taken about the lst oil No.
ysmber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

NJEW-YORK SUPREME COURf.-Thonss Richis and Andrew
- jicC0 sgaasi Pete motey 5e
contract Con ssh To PETER GREEaHILL.
Tod ara hereby Summed 10 lNet the complaint lbs acton
VIII hlsd the gs Of Clerk II City a1d Coaaty Il
SsTYof 81 Tie Cig Hal cay nth day Oct0b5
V ini 20 ere clpy gof easTor TO the sad compliant
the subscriber, al his Exchange 10 SAD city,
Tt twenty days after you
q The day O. 5ach yoH fail
compliant within plaintiffs this acton vi
judgment Ill. AID
dollars al1 four IN from he idehdsy
d JgY Thousand eight utssd Etty,
THIS atuon-Dated NeT.iaf, octntsr 3 1850
VI Iao}@a o4NiE1 D LORD, P-a.atA ; Attorney.
r ORDER Of J41tFs acLL2rT, esquire, J-7.es Of IA
- supreme Court o he t ii SsY9f notes bersoy yysa.
that laehaa 49, tha gtfsHi WEIGH.
ron eeH' s6or ant will De aoi Tor ,s payus-t
his debts, 1ue appsar iceaye gch accord
:5ee aud taat tie payrs t5s due ~ frsisdts
tss STATE and Ils e7s y Tor @ Of auy Pf fety vita
IN 'h' 'tae heogs;9 ta- tf-nsr 81 any sse propsfy
by hin. iofbida-r rr iss a-s' 90 Fot.
H0r5HToS / sPRAsUE. Bamo +
o. .~Rl'oA At '1tls tor At-Iebn " ced.of
C,R0ToH AQUEDUcT DEp4RIMEHT. RoTUNDA PARK
&osoter 5, $50 st4. aR 2UuDERs-sea.d oropossb.
oEcs Of Aquedact Deoart9en:
We5uesiay, Oct IS, a , &c K 81 baH
font the soTthry # fthay ength no Tas
pa and specheatoss Of the and I'll y
NIchoLas DEAN,
O. ut President Croton Aqasducs Department
STREET DEPARTMENT. ~. T. Hall Of Re-crd-ssalsd pro
- osa l DO reoe a. Ia Sgee, Commissioners ocs, un's
bot. tie block bounded By ,t and m ia lad the oh 0L
Ayenuet Plans specicaor an information b 5si
on application 10 the Contract cerk Of tbs Department
i, !eoo. lo'I JOHN DODGE, Street Comm 'soee..
STREET DEPARTMENT. No Hall Of Reeorda-sraisd Pro
Thursay October IL Regulate Grade Ftry ha;atrss
aoa thereto app6caoa the Contract Csts 81 ~
q John 3 DODGE, Street Con- asAs'oasf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07
Pnssengers Arrived

Isteallip Caz5fie, Boston from Lir-rpogl ltd Hs!9I
wife Ssrias and VIZ Mr. Ellis wife Children
and " GAbraod and friend r " Jochm1 Ca9wds
As.tCrr Gen Moore Cock ! Kasssh Ump.e!back Geo
Dow s!nh Chas E9eIaos; Go*aGs Johas9n Duly "
swtou Ragouud Blhua, Feste M1spty John 1ll
K.ur Dsby, Mast Dgby iaor AotisFouh Ros,
Gsnce cppi Cunningham feaey itr hcLefen and wife,
Hcks-44
Ero,a I1va1-Msio Montgomery, Capt Mooj' Capt AHeeh
Capt Mess Pfo Story, Reddins Gross tnce Nf'
Wra Mr. v9zs and hire chren Misses hi"afd Chpma9,
Ptsrce-lT- fetal 81.
Hnot-r Edwards. Mrs. II Rust Mr. Duncom9 hrs DnH
Mis- Durcoab, Mr Brutto iF Havsn5-st IN the steef7e
Ia dar1 Itae Htiali, RoHs-aa~-caF' rhos Merry
Usu--lss "a The steeroge
IMMATURE ALMANAC......THIs DAY
se.,:::,.::. g aoOS-Sst'..7 .2a
HIGH WAFER OCT
b.oty so5t.S t.p 32m Hell liata.-l 3n
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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Extraordinary Observation-Disclosures Picse,
LOUISVILLE Saturday. 0c..
The Cambria news u AZ received in New. Or
loans by she O'Reily and aouse lines at hq}f past
ssven, PM on Thursday, having lef' New York Mt
esgAt, PM the difference Of time besweon the
swo cities being about one hour. The actual time
occupied in the transmission was thirty miautoB,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

g5 Inc neF steamship Columbia city yesterday
oruIns ZIP. having been r als g Nmt.eset
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
VOICE OF LOVE.

U-
Oil never speak with angry tone
TO one within this erring world;
Let not vindictive looks be shown,
Nor be thy lip with passion curled,
For mai at best is trail as dust,
And God alone is truly just,
tB kind ID all, and thus lulfl
The fFst great duty here below;
Let words Of love their sweets distill
To mitigate Thy brothers. woe,
For though in PRIDE and guilt he dwells,
His heart It's wi deep anguish tells.
Speak kindly to the little child,
Lest from his heart you drive away,
The light Of love whose visions wild,
Are opening like the dawn Ofday,
Force not one cloud across the heaven
A God Of love 10 him hath given.
10 the deep chambers Of the soul
To guilt there's no approving sound,
But ever heard, with fearful ioH,
Stern Truths rebukes are echoing roune
And ever deeper is their moan,
Aud conscience feels the vice her own.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
SOUTHERN LTTERATURE

m iE undersigned respectfully invite the at
L tentlon OF the public to the following list OF
periodical publications, now issued from their
press IN Charlstan:
The Southern Quarterly Re-
view, edited by Vim. q Simms, Esq. new
series, commencing with April 1850, price IS
per anpnn.
2, Ihe AOMtNerN LsGerMYN Ga.
sea-, = large aHl elegant Family %Jouruhl.
published every Saturday, and containing n
larger amount Of original mltter than any 9th.
er paper IN the enuntry, edited by Wm. G..
Richards, assisted dy D. Il JacQnes, price
s. per annunn, it paid in advance. A new VOL.
ume commences OIL the 4th of May, 1850.
D. TYe Southern Eclectic Maya
$SNC, 4 monthly misceIl ,ney of chuice lilerA :
tureYselected from the Gazette and other sourc-
e., published in numbers Of 80 royal octave
pages, on fine paper and with now type; each
number emhelished with Il Southern Portrait,
or Landscape, finely engraved on wood, price
ST. a year, but to subscribers for tile Gazette
only 50 cents.
4. Tbe SCEsOOlfeEFOSC, II magazine lol
boys AMI giris, published Oh tile 18th Of each
mOnth,in numbers of32 pages, filed with choice
original articles from some If the best writer.
IN the country, edited BY Mr.. w. q. Richards
eich number contains ten or twelve ine w0of
engravings, price, one dallir per annun rht
same work for l549 in an elegantly bound vol
unle, one dollar To subscribers. This work il
universally prououpoeu by the press, Norti
and South, the best Juvenile Magazine in S6t
country. ,
The subscribers publish NIL the uhove work.
~ the best style of TYPOGRAPHY, aud o. dn,
paper. They also pledge themselves lOr tiieil
prompt issue and f'ithtul delivery to subsorib
ers' aiId they solicit for them the generous sup
port OF the friends Of i home literature.
Editors, who viii give this card two n thte,
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the works except the Southern QaarterIv
Address, ifhy mail, post paia,
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06
JOB PRINTING.

HAVING attached totheir Newspaper
establish ment an extensive and supe-
rior assortment Of JOB TYPE, the
Proprietors of the MADIsoNrAN world
respectfully invite those wishing work
done inthat line to give them acall,
N. B. Work done at the short est no
tice and on accommodating terms.
GF Ofyce-on the Snls1 Side Of the
Public Square.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

Indian 5rtad.-Sif four quarts Of
indian meal, mix a pint oft with cold
water. and let it boil half an hour, add
tablespoonful Of sait, take it of the
FIRE, let it remain till luke-warm.-
Then stir ina gill Of yeast, and the
remainder Of the meal to render it Of
tie consistency Of dough. Set ii to
rise, when il il light make it into loaves
and put them into buttered pans, and
bake them two hours and a half in a
hot oven.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

The man who would systematically.
and wIlfnlly set himself about cheating
2 printer would commit highway rob
cry upon ! crying baby, and rob Il 81
vs. gingerbread. take the last BIT ii
haseake from = atarving negro, rob
the church 6f 6ounlaffeiE pennies, lick
The butter oF blind negroe filter
pawn lha fnlss whiskers Of . dandy
for aafink DC liquor. skin d load fOl
"a hide. and take the clothes oE I
y make y respectfully ap'
posaace IS society.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

BEKIND


BE KIND.
BE kind TO erring hearts, be kind,
Glide not their silent woe;
Sin bleeds enough their erring mind
Then kindness to them show.
Be kind, Oh man, where troubles reign,
Toach not the sonowIng heart;
One word may give II deeper pain
One word'may Joy impart,
Be kind unto the little child
To0soOn its joys may Bee;
Then let Ii be known that thou hast smiled,
While Vel it was with thee.
Oh, kind uato the aged be;
Enough they've had to sigh
Come then nosullen word from thee,
But gently E them die.
Show Kindness ever to 1.-THE poor,
Deep woe Is often theirs; "a
Thou dost notknow all they endure
Glide not theirbitter prayers.
BE kind unto thy loved one, sir,
Breathe not a sulIen breath,
Mar not the happinessot her,
ThatlOves thee strong as death.
Be kind, when enemies oppose
NO curse on them shodld fall,
For he who had the worst Of foes,
Was kindestto US all. r. G. P.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

The subscriber having purchased d
3. D. Ward & Cotheir entire stock
Of Drugs, Medicines, &c. would res
pectfnlly announce 10 the citizens OIL
Madison County that he will continue
the business al their old stand, where
hewill keep a full and complete assort.
ment Of every thing in his line. He
expect in a short time 10 receive d fuIl
and fresh supply where he will be IRE.
pared TO furnish Physicians, Planters
and all others who may favor him with
. call on the nos reasonable terms.
Geo. WARD, Jr
Canton April, 18th 1850, eff
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

Cure for pelirium TremeHs.-Half
. grain, Of the tsrtrate Of anthony
with two ounces of water and drachm
&c tiueluFe DC opium, and ali equal
quantity Of nitrous ether, or coIchichnm
are said To Be- an eFectual cure Of de-
lirium tFemens-allaying Tho excite
ment Of the brain and promoting the
heulsh action o the skin and tie kid.
nCys.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-06-06

Cleaning rees.-Trees and vines
which are kept the clcanest, bear the
best; like tho human body, The pores
Oftheir skin become clogged with dirt
and retain gases, which should escape.
Trsesths bark of which has been scras
ped and scrnbed, become more thriving
and more vigorous.