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Newspaper
Canton The Madisonian
Location
Canton, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1850
Page
3
C. W. Stanmon claims a highly popular and refined remedy relieves from cold symptoms and related ailments. The advertisement, published by Priestley & Mosby, urges readers to seek the treatment touted as safe and effective.
The convention asserts equal protection under the federal government for citizens migrating with their property to new territories. It condemns acts by Congress that infringe on property rights and demands early establishment of territorial governments that honor American constitutional rights, including religion and jury trials. It insists the federal government must recognize and protect property, forbid discrimination, and prevent state manipulation of territorial property laws.
The convention argues for preserving constitutional rights across states and territories, urging admission of new communities to the Union under American republican principles. It condemns denying slaveholding citizens access to territories and warns against disunion, urging a peaceful resolution or division of lands to secure sectional balance. The text praises a physician, Dr. Wild, highlighting his character and virtues and recounts a tributesal obituary passage.
In Canton Misp a physician named Ligory Wield died Saturday at 2:30 AM after months of illness. A Dinwiddie County native educated at West Point and Philadelphia, he briefly pursued other work before resuming medicine. He earned a diploma in New Orleans and settled in Canton where he practiced until his death.
A bustling list advertises silk and embroidery items including silks, Swiss fabrics, jaconets, organza, mutlings, lawns, laces, gloves, parasols, caps, collars, cuffs, hats, bonnets, fans, and children’s wear. The ad invites the public to call and examine the assortment, highlighting bargains and a wide stock.
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