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The New York herald., 1850-08-28
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CrsTREviLLE COURSE l. ITT@HorrrNG i @ pRIpA,Y. s..s,Y.
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Cate. sIs snt: Dsn siss
ass ESsa: ss sSssT; as:
Sow wssS ssS ssss; = m
:a.ss; !; n fIsIs H;sssi I wsssfaa enter. y. =.
SS;.n enters B. g. Potsntsss; ). Whslpsy enters b. h.
No; sl8msdisssiy after Purss ssS Nile hsas to
S.n,rsyile W. s. 6. Morgan Mr.. shoos
sf:, $50 mil: hes, !.
ley enters b. Young America; q. Raynor enters g.
af, pafs s mil. heats best in
tender :, ,.,, ,a ida e. % wI2dsSh enters Isn
Einx"s; Brooks enters b. g. Dan Marbles r. Thoiass
Vi. s
.peeinsd win bg ruled The other viii Of
s sssS 'ss h.. s
RESpGsnss fYSkl5F IPSs 81 qaSTsUsss
rssT Fsy b5Sgs as "a
the sports are Fare. each way, IS cents
CENTREvILLE COURSE L. l., rRorTING-A PURSE
Of $50 viii be given Two mile , hssis in barnes 70
to 'S 81 hs SSss
for all trotting horser excepting Lady Suffolk aud Lady
Moscow; SOS will the second best In each En-
tries for the above will close Wednesday evening Au
gust 2S by 10 o'clock Green h Maddens3 TO
make ssls to start to make rae, p,r,.,o
TINION COURSE, L. I-rROTTING-rH URsDAY AU-
~ gust 2eth, at o'clock, ~ Purse n stake $50,
two heats is harness. MI James Bridges enters ch
Trustee Mr. George spicer enters honest John. mme
harness for horses that that
amount j. MeMann enters ch Post Boy; r. j. Nodine
Lady Jane Y. Copsclyea Tom
Buch: Y. Bartlett enters b. May Queen. The
will leave the South ferry, Brooklyn, at hafpast TIVE
o'clock and return as the spprts are over.
sPICER l. McMANS, Proprtetors
TTNl0N COUksE, l.. L--TROTTlNG.-sEPTEhBER5 g.
~ Purse $780, mile heats best three in harness. SO
second bet. September 12Purse S3V mile
harress $50 to second best September l3Purse $3.50.
three mile heats in harness. $50 TO second best Eatres
for the above be made at Green Asddens Au-
gust ST. by o'clock, r. N. Three make
and two 10 start. SPICER McsANN Propretors.
TTnIoN COURSE, l.. I-TROTTINo, SEPTEMBER s.
" Pure $3.50 mile heats b.st three In hve in harness
SO to second Test September 18th. 500; mile
heats In hsrne $50 second best September l9h
$40 three mile heats in harness. $40 to second best En-
tTie for the above to be made at Greene AaGdsn
Saturday evening August 81 by o'clock A.. N. Three
sPICER 4 MeMANN, Proprietors
l1NIoN COURSE. L. L-sRPTkxBER 9Dra.-PURsE
~ $3.50 n heats best three in i've il harness October
7k-fprse $3.50 mile heats all entire horses
Entries made Green Maddens September 18th by
So'eloek. Three make . and
s@ICER Il kohASN. Propristors.
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DolsoNs. SOAPS METALS. AND DIsISFLcrING L.
qud-Johnkons Soaps. transparent, myrtle. salinry
psmce starch polish,
Jenny Lind hair gloss ana warranted bet transparent wash
balls PoisoBs warranted efeeual for coekroashes rats
and mice moths bedbugs aud ants fly paper dsinfecnE
liquid, the best and cheapest in market precious METALS
such as iana palladium aad niske for sale wholesale
and retail, by DIR. LEWIS SFEUCHrwANGER,
14l Maiden Lane.
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RY JACOB PLATT-L. @, cARRlNGToN, AUc-
ID tioneer-- Hardware and cutlery loo dozen English
feythes 2cases ivory combs quantity Of
gnal English pattern cards OF cutlery damaged
No 2snd trace chains patent metal glue pots 100 pair
brass eandleeks elegant sets of teatrays Ss jacob
Platt win SELL this day without every lot in
oguss the bghex bidder 10 o'clock af tAe auction
rlatt street above Also invoice Of Brming
lam hardware consisting Of padloct hnos locks
somb shoyes and ongs glue pots walters 80 Also table
Knives forks 100 dozen steel watch chains l dozen
money pures 800 dozen ivory combs 10 dozen gold
with silver holders fancy boxes bowie knives guns boxes
cutlery.
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EDUCArfON-AN UNMARRIED GENTLEMAN. EDU-
H cst,d In enc of the uos cslsbrsted univsrsties !.
Great Britain, where he obtsined pre- messs
other dtincticns In Greek and Latin Hebrew, nsthe
Nc. hc snd ~hs las had several years experiences
IN teaching 1.-THE last year having teen srent in rspect-
HE Americas Colsre desires In c0l-
Seminary where he will be required 20 nsrue
lions shfy IN The higher departments o. classics mathe
Advertiser has ohectien 20 of America
would te anxcus 20 devote hmse euergeteay snd hear
v the Interests of the Institution With which he might
ne will Gi~e xcertoebf references With
rsteet moral character. ahity ec Attention will be
r.id 20 auy eoumuncaton addressed 70 Msther
Herald oce explicitly stating the duties 70 be performed
,nd the which wall be given competent
A. ,aeh thoroughly every branch Of matheu scs and
eisssicai hterature.
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rRAvnILERs' GUILDS.

UNprPFN DENT opPesIrIoS LINE TO rHILADyL-
.,.ssrs q tss ss ar NO. 70 nnss ss.alsry
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CoR cALIrosSIA AND onEeoN-rHs yINr NEW
II doutle engine steamship COLUMBIA, of n0 tons ter-
Dispatches for san Frnueseo ,hfornA and Astoria
p.nv. - aeuth strwst
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RAkNUTs AMERIcAN MUsEUN.-P Z. nAANuM.

QAkNUNS AMERICAN AUSEUM-P. r. nAhNUM,
- Manager and Propretor; John Greenwood, jr. AS
ssant Manageable Drunkard all this week,
Monday August 26 1880 In Of the tic
crowds that night hrong the beautiful Saloon Of the
Museum to witness this absorbing will
the DRuNKARD not Ony Of this week
bot also Saturday afternoon In the afternoon
at 81 o'clock Songs Dances, the Lancashire Bell Ringers
and the farce Of THE TAILOR OF TAMWORTH The Negro
turning white by recent Of his Is still here
and be seen Ass, Queen Adelades Carriage; Tana
the Fairy Queen immense Boa Constructor, &C. 30.
Evening performances commence at IN o'clock, p NJ Ad-
nissop 70 cents' ehndrep ruder 10 years l2H cents
WAILHALLA, SO CANAL sTREET.-TBIS TENPLR
w Of stands unriy allied both for lovely
and charming songsters The only original female band Of
mnstes In the world. This band consists Of Of the
most alarming Living Pictures Beautiful Dancing
Arab Girls AFTERNOON at three o'clock and TX o'clock
in the evening The trusts that the entertain
msnt he has selected will meet with public favor Adms-
son 20 cents.
DANORAhA SALO0N-ll3 BROADWAY, COkNER OF
Lspenard street. Exhibition free. The paintings
too we'll knowpto require addition Of the
splendid statue Venus the Greek Slave the Grsat 0
Of Venus should be seen BY every visitor to the
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NRw DISCOVERY TOR TBE rREArsrsTor DEAF
lN ness-ur LUTHNERs method for the meat
d dssfre, hss bssn All uaresssnt noisss
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SALES by AUCTION.
SHhEEsS " HUS8HOfss "
C. KEMP, LARGE AND PER.

ID C. EENP, AUCTI0NEER.-LARGE AND PER-
N emptory trade sale of Furn Thurs
day Ausp 18th st 10 oelook at the large waereoms $50
large Of rosewood nshogany and
black walnu tabnet Furniture suitable fer parors
and chambers ali Of which Is in the styls and
wrkm,Dshr and comprises one u the srge, and bes
ments be found in the city Ard is we'll worthy Of
the enien Of the trade hotel and housekeeptr Caa
losues will be ready and the goods be sxam aed the
es be packed and shipped an good order at reasonable
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EDUCATION.

A YOUNG LADY or RFspEcTABLE FAMILY
N vishss 70 obtain home ia family where she eoald
male ictsch useful in heructnE chdrer and .~slstnI
rsnsraliy and be considered companion Address c. al
tiis once.
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m A RIVI M h INT II L. L. 1 q &C e.
Fort OF New Ysrk. Angus, Is. 1885,
Cleared.

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A@USEMENTD.

NIBI os-yR. JOHN. sErToN.s sBENEyIr-wEDNEs
si:s,ssisSI & DsSid el:S II:
SS 3: %s: "a.
ROUGH Plato s fSp Ass Js Mr.
Mrs. & xiIy s TaSo sSSa
w Will gs Ss Ts ne Sweep Song cGasudas
ar 'P the
M d bsn Ss' M nas Tsis kps M Ms
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS sr-wEDNEs
Tkkcsots ksts BhfYxRR BE RaS.S Ssa ali ss
,.n, nIs Bosiaii Mrs Rss: WsgsS Mr. jssn.sen Ss-
hsr shss the dIama e. IL
cnsus M snSrS s =. he
her rival fame Mis-: Julia p.y TO soseIuss @ with
81 ss sI1svsy funny farce Of cxSsoN GRIMES Boxes
past !; to begin At a quarter TO s o'clock.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEr-wED-
with The Of i. IRISH
eeGrs"ty, "t, Mr. B. Williams VII sheriff cagsopme Mr. Hsrb:,t
iars. of III AND oYT or PLACE, in which Mrs; Williams
St, Naivina: T. eossiade with the drains. BY an Irish
nas It ss pf a
Mrs. d " llliams; Honor 0Carolan, Mrs. Ii. r. Grattan
ABRASION PLACE OPERA noUsE.-ro THE
Herald stating that this theatre closed
Bhcp "ReR saSSSs srss
sh rfs s s
receipts Friday last did reach by fiy dollars the
my he xoHa
'1SnsT So Sy be %
mbursemept for the great outlay had made produce
Judith" hopeless besides deprivng Of the present
mehns Of the rest Of engagements
ing toNe two hundred whose labor Ito the
majority is their daily bread To avoid ambiguity few
iHeis may be stated all Of which reduobe proof
outlay treyious to the production OF Judith exceeded
twelve hundred d.llars The intended opening night Mou-
asy the 18th, which most probably would have nearly
covered this exPendnre postponed TO suit Mr. Bo.h
caprice the whole oss falling me On Tuesday
Boehas claim; on Wednesday only ss4 and Thursday
$he receiving his claim each of these left only
SLY to meet previous outlay and hoh
with such engagements as Madame Augusta, S,g NoVs
Ne ke. would net be very light The receipts Friday
falling $50 below his claim the public will judge who
hameal lemy not paying money did not receive, Me-
boehsas withdrawal without an endeavor by other novel
ties to the ship hieh the merchant here
which the Jewr am the publie's obedient servant.
CHARLES BASS.
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FOR SALE AND ao LE9.

EO1A BALE ANIL - 70 hhSs
HOMESTEAD vILLAeE-oS THE EIGHTH AvENUK.
s s su. ?, To ns S Sams % rs and
n % % tosi 1s ana ss 70 S ssIs
pst.lnentS On January ,, 1850 homsstssa !. s.sng.
ss m 1s' i LEFT apply 81 sref.
7 ors AT YoXKERs FOR sALE.-surERIok BusI.
ssIS ~. sonssSiess 70 1silrSas and steamboat ands
s.S iSo isnae%s SSsss S.sss q. 9s1hy asa
value from %. f,s.s. asv .nSsSss By ,ss m Has.oa
h iir rsss Hgrs ss. s.ss, asa. A'
CHAN EsoIsE FOR SALE. OF NINE HORSE row.
err in s rss SIss with sISs sS Second aa
Tenth streets. wilismsburs. Price ts2s.
ESTABLISHED LIQUOR BusIsEss FOR SALE
"a Any psr,on rth snail 1 eapis hS o. ao s
sshsh.S sos sGns far ss.Ss s1a MAJ, niavSss Ss. siss
.Is har 70. sous .s ..ssisn.
& Sss. p' % sS. ss'r ~ G s S sss us sas
street.
ANpi LANDll ron ONE ruousAs D HoxEsrEAps
a. 70 gS.,s' ~ 10 s. rs sr, sss
sss ,spSs ia ss'
Re pail. S sSi: ss s s!s ssiY;s Ysrs .s
n m: 70 %.s ssa q. s.ts .ssr % K s
Or yssr n from sssrs =, y will . % e,
sal. and bach. % said rsin,. free of sIpsnss.
RuLIsRp TABLES roR sALE-rwo GOOD sEcoyp
band billiard Table. IN good order vh sss,y ,h,ss
sss street, ss.rsS. Ss. e. s.as n
Table,, with marble and wood beds.
yIy. s5qsy .roES ..Ss s1oss .ss sFOf.
10 Width with bssemsat ana sub-esllsr The well
1shted done 10 a. the centre and III a. yard
in the orces-1he 2nd and srd floors arranged
E. f ~ ~ are ssa Aid @ sssr Ss s sl Sssiss Sc ssss ]
well suited for business requiring strong light rhs
whole hudng will he rntsi together 70 suit sppcans
Apply 20 STEPHENS KANE Nassau street
HOUSE wANTED-ToRA FIRST CLASS BOARDING.
House private Hotel containing room for q, least
tfty With All the modern improvements mast
be atove Bseker In the vicinity Of Broai-
rood will be paid lease fer of years,
for such building Address 'fiotel" lever Poet once
EUHNfsuED RoONs-TwO OR THREE ROOMS TO
IT let nEe fenflemen, Furnished without board ia
ferss pfssnt, fuated frontns the battery Possession
tvsn IN ths 1T sepembsr Inquire 81 Me- State street.
terner - Whitshaii street
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LITERARY.

A cARD.-ro nv ISSUED MONTHLY. C0uMESCING
IN on the October next scsndslous Scandaiasses
1e Natural History Of Scandamongsr with llustrstisns
f of schools boarding hooses hotts churches,
lawyers Ne. Edited BY Jousthsn swif yrf
Eq, Nationalist % the Society for the dsusion e useful
luewedre thess the adars OF others 20
the rsssst 81 their own BIhs snimsls TO he treated
will hs q the clsss E.pta; order, ophidisi family nc,
ns vulrsris.
ITO PUBLIsurRs AND kDIroRs.-A LADY WILL
snted With the French ls-eusfs wishes 70 obtain
fragment a. Translator sther o wcrss Tor eperas
rutcson brief tales suitable for the columns %
maFanes and other periodicals. Address n G. w. at this
shice
rI,o LITERARY nEN.-rOR sALg. on RsAeoShBLE
the whole Of we'll established trst class
weekly paper The preses, proprietor desires 20 -hssr
frvm the business n eenseguence Of ether enssemenr
Address x. hcx Asa Post Ofce.
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CAsDIs AND AssoT RsILsoAp LIsE ron
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Eoa SAN rRiscIsco. -THs sHIr HtBER, CArrAIS
the above port direct TIE ship sgsd retuary 70 ne
Chira trade ard ksvirs has half her cargo enss<et
ard COINS board shippers msy rely upcn her ssiins
wv '@''"' RCb}a EDGAR ss Front stree.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

L,OR SAN FRANCISCO, DIREcr-ptsPATCH LINE
r No freight received after Fra .yening tAinstsnt-
The speu did clipper ship ANSTSs, steele has
tree ourths c her engsgd ard err bosrd oos
of Rector street North River THIS ship V nearly sew. but
ths fastest vessels in the United stais Tor freight only,
apply on beard. or 10 JOHN OoDkN, liS Val street.
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MEp,5oArEp yA,IsoK,, ,gLPauE, AND IODINE

lvI BshsE j. Csrrolls Is Barclay street are highly
reeemnsreed BY Drs Mott, Stevens Boyd. hacnsyen.
most elective remedial agent for Colds Throat
nammatory aud Chronic Rheumatism M0rcurial Affections
Ague spd Fever Liver Complaints Itch, Sals Rheum Bar
bus heh Ring Worm. Ery sipelas, serofula, Neuralgia
swerg Il the joints all eruptons Of the Skin. and other
complaints arising from checked persrirstion dersnged
state 81 the system These bath have been in sueces
operation for the twenty i've during all Of which
period they have been literally rarsnised by the ht msd
cal not only Of this but of neghbornr cities This
fact Alone the shadow Of quaeksry clearly
dissasea IN m be human an
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

NEW YORK. AUGUST rs. lss0-THE CoPARTNER-
shp heretofore existing under the hrm Clark
Il Harned, 10 this day dssoiv a by mutual corsent
CLARK. HALL HARMED.
All demands sgainst the hrn vii be settled By the suk
fcriltrs who viii continue 10 the
CLARK HALL. as Ann street.
WANrED-A FARMER. WITH 2oo TO 500 Dol
w lars each, ~ commence manufacturing business Of
geat Irot, and ready saiss. Apply, with real
20 g. r., at the ofioe % this psper.
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FURNITURE. 60,

WINDOW SHADES MAEUFACToRy, H SPRUCE
w street, second third and fourth stories. Window
Shades Of every description on hsad and order
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The Of these ships will not be gold
silver bullion, specie jewery precious metals
unless bills Ell lsdng s therefor and value
thereof pressed therein.
After the April the freight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

EIRsr PREnIun .cHEsIcAL oIdvE s9sr. Manu-
faciuret " r. " Msrraul. Providerce. Tits Soap
IL well and fsvorrhy Known superor article Cor
families and isundries and s warranted 10 wash free 4.
w. sNGELg Jr, los Walden Lste.
The New York herald., 1850-08-28

Consgrees are r.rcuisry requested 70 attend 70 the
ceip u their foods iedaty after srriv J. Passage SIS
passse seeured until paid for For FREIGHT apply
board At Pier No. g. North river. fud for passage
sPoFIoRD TILEsTON co, No ~ south street.
rTHROUCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Cbasres direct, and by the rnted states Mail steamer
IN the Pacihc-The Fpisndid steamship PHILADELPHIA,
Robert ~ Pearson commander, will leave her deck, Pier
North River for Chsgres dircet Wednesday August ~
three oeoct. Passengers must have their
beard sb, ~ yr.,iSss f9s I....f 'EP'y 10 70
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THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE AIRS.

NATIONAL EXHIBITION, AT sr0PPANrs HALL,
39S Broadway OF walker street. VIII open
Monday September 2 1880 Original and splendid paintings
BY the celebrated Americsn artist Benz min West r.
ireludng the great sacred works, HAGAR IsNAFI,
1HE PRomGAL Son also, the BATTLE BFNDrR, THE
TRiUnrH Low, and full length portrait Of
W,sI &C. Open from 10 until dusk Admission Is cents.
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RAILROADS.

T'HE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
Charlesoni C., August l. lsb0-RAtes Of freight
Ckarieston, 3. G.. IT,
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JscNgi- stt Aee ls-No An vessels iuror,.
1sCVrs July 2i-No Am vessels fr poft
PoEro Csnrfa .. Aug t-No Am vessels in por,
~ hsRrIrs, Aus mo Am vesset In port. Bris Mar
Saith, for Boston sld dsy previous
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l1NloN COURSE. L. L-sRPThxBER SDrH-PURsE
" $3.50 ns heats best three in il harness october
Th-furse $3.50 mile heats in harness. for all horses
Entries made Green Maddens septembsr 18th by
Soeloek. Three make race and start.
SrICER Il MoMANN, Propristors.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05

California and Teras.-The Senate
has signalised its reverence for State
sovereignty, Of which it is the special
representative, by pushing a bill TO
compel q State, under threats Of arms
ed COERCION, to sell out alb important
part Of It's territory, and next BY pass.
ing q bill which allows them to take
upon themselves the character and
privileges Of State, a horde Of adj
venturers from all the world who have
rushed upon the the territory bf the
United States. superseded the legiti-
mate authorities, selected their own
boundaries withoutregard tolhe wishes
Of the established population. and e.
nally offered to treat with the United
States for conditions on which they
would consent to receive it's authority!
Ncks. Sentinel.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05
MADISON FOUNDRY,
Sharon, Miss.


CONSTANTLY on hand, PIoughs, Gin Seq
u ments and mill Castings. Castings of any
kind made to order. All work warranted in
material and operation.
Gin SegMReNtS. These are made on
approved, scientific principles-so constructed
and working together as to avoid nearly all
friction, so that with the same power, one half
more work "a be done, than with the ordinary
Gin gearing.
From many testimonials Of the superiority
of these Segments we insert the following:
Leake County, Miss, March, 1850.
For the last six months | have been using
Segments made at the Madison Foundry, anil.
find them superior to any horse power gearing
| have ever seen.
J.. II. McGAUGHY.-
Stump Bridge, Madison County.
| have been engaged many years in putting
machinery, both at Northern and Southern
Foundries; but 70: regularity, ease of motion
and absence of friction, ! haze found none
equal to the Segments made at the Madison
Foundry, JOSEPH BARNES.
Seeny Ash, Attald County, 1850.
The Gin Segments made at the Madison
Foundry far surpass my expectations. They
require less team than any | have ever seen.
! gin with one horse, on a al saw gin, three
bales a day. JEFFERSON JINKINS.
Persons wishin information will address to
jnne 27-1l-yl9 VAN DORM & Co.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05

Teas and The Santa Re, Question:
The A1stin State Gazette says, that
the expresses sent out by Governor
Bell to distribute his proclamation con-
veuing the Legislature, in the eastern,
western, and northern sections Of the
state, have returned 10 the city, and
report great enthusiasm among the
people for prompt and vigorouse mea-
sures to protect the Santa Fe Territory
against the usurpation Of the Federal
Government; also, that they are unani-
nous 10 sustaining the call Of the Legis-
lature, and the proceedings 81 the Gov
ernor on the Santa Fe question.
Trae Delta.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05
THE
SPRINGS, 6A

THESE Springs situated in Madison
county, 90 miles Northeast ofCan-
ton, will be open for the reception OF
visitors on the 18th May mex Gen. i
G. McMackin, well known to the travel
ing and reading public as the best land
lord the South, will have the superin'
tedence and management under his en-
tire control. This is a sufficient guar
entee for the comfort o fthe 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 a large Ball Room and band
of music, Tenpin Alley and Billiard
Tables, for amusement and exercise,
and a Bar room we'll furnished with the
choicest ~"creature comforts"
We have made arrangements with
Mr.. Ledbetter, 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 Mr.. 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 flom 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 i%ntelli-
gent gentlemen of the medical profess
sion under whose recommendation and
observation they have been used, in re-
commencing them, in all cases in which
tones are indicated, but especially in
all cases connected with a debilitated
condition of the digestive organs, in d.
~seases of the mucous tissues, embracing
Dysentery, Diarrhea, and especially
summer diseases of children; in chronic
inflammation of the bladder, in most d.
~seases of the kidneys, especially those
attended with alkaline deposits, in tor
por ofthe liver; as a local application
in chrome inflammation of the eyes il
diseases ofthe skin, both as a local anc
internal remedy; in diseases ofthe scaII
and ulcers generally and all diseases 0
females, connected with debility.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05

Congyess.-The Baltimore Clipper
has q letter from Washington in which
complaint Is made that many Of the
members Of Congress are so habitually
drunk az not to be fitted 10 the dis.
charge Of their duties. He says thai
mo less than four Senators were re.
Gently seen Keeling on the Avenue al
one time all together" II must be the
rowdy scottish members who applaud
p the galleries, the big mastiF Clay
and bliss on the little fce, -
their names should Be- given 10 III,
eountFy-IB.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05

A despatch dated Washington the
18th inst, gives the following infOrms-
ton.
"The President has received infor>
nation that another movement is on
foot for the invasion Of the Island Of
Cuba. He has ordered hat a strict
watch be kept upon the suspected
parties"
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05
SONG.

FL NN..
Our star beams in heaven, love,
Our bark skins the sea;
One moment Of music
And moonlight with thee!
Well sing to the hills
BY whose shodows we glide,
More blessed in our song, love,
Than kings in their pride.
ask not for glory,
MY world still shall be,
The maid who would melt!
Into music with me!
Oh, it's not the Joy
That we dream ofabove,
When soul pOurs its feeling
Thro' voices that love2
Wen feet from the earth
With our last holy strains;
Awak'ning in heaven, love,
TO music again.
Bit, Oh, give to me
A being of moonlight,
And music with thee
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-05
INSoLVENT NOTICE
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON County. By the Probate Court
of said county. May term, 1850.
THE estate of WILEY MOODY, deceased,
1 having been reported to, and declared by,
said court insolvent, notice is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against the esta te Of
said deceased, to present the same 10 the m
detsigned on or before the second Monday
in December, 1850, or their claims viii be for
ever barred.
BY order Of the Court.
7. CAMERON, Clerk.
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