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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-12
Messrs. Hunter, Crowsll and Campsslt,

Or the Ohio delegation in the present
House of Representatives in Congress, be-
sides Messrs. Root and Giddings, three 9TH
ers, Messrs. Hunter, Crowel and Campbell,
were elected as Freesoil men, devoted heart
and hand TO the principles and measures of
the Buffalo Platform. They were voted for
as such men, and their election made sure
upon such grounds and upon no other.
Mr. Hunter represents the 18th Congress
sional district, composed of the counties of
Belmont, Monroe and Harrison, the district
formerly represented by MIR. Kennon, who
was a candidate for reelection, and defeated
by MIR. Hunter. The main cause of the de-
feat of Mr.. Kcnnon aud the success of MIR.
Hunter, was the pro-slavery sentiments of the
former, and the openly avowed Freesoil SEN
timents Of the latter.
Mr.. Hunter was nominated by n Freesoi
Convention of the district-the only nomina-
ton, we believe, he received from any public
meeting. During the pending contest for
Speaker of the House, Inc has uniformly vo-
ted for the Administration candidate as long
as that party could he said TO have promi-
nent candidate. We notice that on the last
trial on Friday last, his vote was cast for Mr..
Mann of Massachusetts,, who also voted from
the commencement of the session for MIR.
Winthrop, the Administration candidate.
Mr.. Campbell represents the 2d Congress
sional district, composed of the counties of
Warren, Butler and Clinton; and MIR. Crow
ell the 10Th district, including the counties of
Portage, Trumbull and Summit. Both these
gentlemen refused to support Gen. Taylor,
and were elected to Congress as Freesoil
men and by Freesoil votes AT the opening
of the session, they voted for Mr.. Mann for
Speaker, during the first two or three trials,
and then with the Administration party. On
the last trial, on Friday last, the vote of Mr..
Campbell was cast for MIR. Schenck, of Ohio,
and that of MIR. Crowell for Mr. McGaughey,
oflndana. Messrs Schenck and McGaughey
are both supporters of the present Admins
tration.-Ohio Standard.
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.7nnouncements If Births, Hsgriages sni Dests ere
not '"'erfed unless da's s''sAs''es'sd and Ss'd fsr
Died,
On the sth met, JoHS RRowr aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family aud those Of
bis sons, John W. and Leonard w Brown. respect
fully requested to attend his funeral from the rss-
dence OF his SON Theodore Frost. No so South
Eighth street wiuismshurgh, on Sunday, the 10th
On Thursday evening, after lingering and painful
lnsss WILLIAM IL BoGAnpUs, ceunssilor at Law, aged
The friends Of the family partcu ariy invited to
attend his funeral Saturday afternoon st o'clock
from hi. late residence No. 40 Twelfth street withe ut
ftyphus fever, ON the sth inst, on Staten Island
M.sevs 1. Tar, NJ D., aged ~ year.: one Of the ss
The friends Of the family aud the medical profession,
invited to attend the funeral this Saturday morn
ing at IL o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
in Allen, Rivington street The body will b. re-
moved TO White Plains for nterment.
On Friday at the residence OF her S son'in-ia"' WAL
The friends Of the family are responsibility invited to
attend Der funeral from 1oo Franklin street. on Sun
On Friday, sth inst, ADELAIDE WooLsrr, aged Q
years, months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence
of her parents No Mooougal street ON Saturday Go
dsy I'll o'clock a without further ., nvi'as ,,
His friends and relatives ar. requested to attend the
funeral at lax O'Clock, p. NJ, on Saturday, the stn
inst from the residence Of his brother'in law Michael
Hardy, 269 Madison street
OF Injuries received at the explosion In Hague street.
on the morning Of the 4th inst HAMILTON HoUeHroN,
In the saith year Of his age
His friends and acquaintances requested to At
tepd bis funeral from his late residence No. 2l41
Broone street on Sunday, 10th inst. sta Ann.
At Sacramento City, Upper Csiforai. on the 18th
day of December last aged 20 years and months be-
loved by all who knew him. CHARLES w. son of the late
Robert Cochran Of this city.
phod fever, MIR. CHARLES Will lanes, aged 80 years,
brother in law Of J. Stanley Milford, Of Brooklyn.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FKIpA,, February s-oP.M
Merchants and dealers in most articles Of produce
waiting the receipt of the two weeks later news,
daily expected and trade Was, consequently, Ian
guild The cotton msrket quiet, with limited sales ct
quotations given below The and common grades
Of Western and State -four q shad armer, with
rather inquiry from the East, with fair demand
for the home trade Canadian was steady, with mode
rate sales. Wheat continues drm but no transitions
of moment reported Corn In good demand for
export rather better prices There change
in other articles OF breadstufs Pork was lover and
prices unsettled. Beet was steady Lard was firm,
with fair inquiry. Butter firm, and cheese was
better The market for coffee dull, and groceries
generally were without change There no change
In sugars molssses.
tAsHrs.-The market WAS heavy for pots, with sales
Of 90 bbls at Pearls wesc dull and inactive, at
SO 100.
BRr.psIurrs - Flour-Tbe sales for the day reached
57c0 bills, At 81 sTh . 81 62k for 6ne with common
to straight State 1t ~ o7 So mixed to faverite Mi
chigsn at IS % SIS 3A pure Genesee at IS SO . IS
S. os So 81. extra Ohio 1t SIS SIX So, and extra
Geneeee at SIS rs - 80 81 Southern Flour was In fair
request and steady with sales of 200 bbs at IS IS
S5 81 for Alexandria aud Baltimore, with fancy
Georgetown at So 81 So c. Rye Flour Arm, with
sales of leo bbls. good Jersey 1t So Corn Meal
dull; prices exhibit material variation. Wheat
low the views of sold-rs The market was very firm.
Rye quiet and nominal at 50 q o4c. Oats were
very heavy but prices remain nontnaDy the same.
Corn Was again better with fair demand for export
and eales OF rs COO bushels at 59 6Oo for Southern
white mixed 90 oOhc for southern aud Jersey yel.
low, 81 62c for good Southern white, Go for Long
Islsnd white and % a 64c for old Northern yellow.
CoTroN. The same quiet ~ before notced prevails
Holders willing. but by meaus anxious sellers
The business amounts to about 1000 bales.
LivEsFo9L yLhssri..I,9.. 80 o,.
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bound TO NYsrt Kokone Sparks. Jsrssy cty VIM Wright.
6ss: do Max Ss.s Smith DO; charles Gr q ssi
put IN ssky CID Br bark Waitron. Davidson. Liverpool
hs. BANKER do s. M..,. Wet. Sn %ysr Knoxis d.
Barnard. Arnold do; SavAh nerel Strong do (Sse Ms
HUNT NBedford bound Baitimsrs oat Of
head winds tarr in tho Roads yesteri.y Wellington
~. Portsmouth, Burlington, wson sfork; Vermont, b.
NswPoRr Feb s-Arr schr su,an Chase Chase Fall River
for 6resnport The veses previously wind bound mad sid
NEy BrDroaD. Feb Carr schr Hy Gibbs. SYOrk. BID
soop Helen, do.
PosrLlsp, Feb Arr brig Aonan Simmons. Boston. 70
Psovrpxscr Feb g. Arr bsris Providence Carr Aosia
Savannah Joseph Tuner Shaw. Baltimore: Nayemeer 81
lis Norfolk Edward Stanley, Burrows do Hamlet sicssr-
Moses EDDY, Wells %. sld sohrs Ann stevens N0rss
With cargo OF machinery; Charles Parker, Townsend
RicHnosp Feb 6-sid brigs Catherine Rogers Coburn.
AttAkApSi Betty sayssn %; sehrs Martha ZEAL NYorf
as Mary stuart tAm Nc Donald. PAnama sohrs Anonyme,
81 ossrss Valparaiso; brss Canoncus Lyon
Honduras Jos Butler Gardner Taicahuana schr
Ss ss.es Toso bens
rara. Below. Br ship Coromandel MoConne from WORK
and brig silurian lvaas from Newport SID ships Marion
Ann (Br), Stevens. Liverpool Exact Stevens NYork; brE
Georsiana Bsdei Do Josephine. Pitcher N0rans sears
pisSy do; nsmsnto Terry do; sarah t.sSosh som.rs
WILMIrsroN, Feb s-Arr sohr De Rosset. Brewster
Ynt CID 18th, brig Hyas. French Cuba SCAR IL John
son (Br), Albury, Nassau.
Passengers Sailed.
sAS T.A.cDSo.ssis Berdsar1 from w|i1sEsons Nc
IL ND oh ADD nth ava mt nj atAoA
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Cle0re0s
ShpsJ z, Zerega Liverpool Zersga Co; Helena (Brem)
Volkman Bremen via Richmond; Fannin. Norris Gal
veston Brewer Co; John Marshall Hardee Baltimore
< Corning
Baris-Lsmsrsine, Hall, callao. Harmony. Nephews
CO.. Jorgen Beck, Lat, Gothenburg Beck Kunhsrit.
Brigs-santiago Burgess. harsees. n Freeman CO.
Phocion Conant Sisal Nesmth sons; E.rurAn, Leland
anilla do Sarah Brown Andros Mobiles rybee fersu
son. Charleston, Bukley; Harriet Marston. New Haven
schrs-Uranus Anes. Port Prince Snewa White; lta-
Ian, Kent Sagua In Grande, simpson, Mayhem Co;
Rogers Ashy Apalachioola Ladd; Peconie Haock Mo-
bile, Eagle Hazard; North Carolina, williams Washing
ton. NC; Mary jane. Chandler. Pymouh &c; Torassnd
Pa1son Emporium, Shropshire Philadspha Hand; John
Harris lennon do do; Emma Lttlejohn and Gen Warren
Basket, Portland; Margaret Ann HAYES, Providence.
sloops-Harves French, and kienr Dsrfee Providence
Arrived.
Brig ysrn.l (Br, Of Halifax Dexter. Turks Isand. IL
scbr Globe (of New Haven't Seeley Gsorsssown DemA-
~ S Ion G6, passed bark from Pernambuco for
Philadelphia 49,
soLr Cosmos (of Kinsson) Holmes Jsreme 20 days with
sehr Wreath Talbot, Daren, IA days, with yellow pine
to J Rockenbaugh.
setr Splendid Pernell. Virginia, 6 days.
Sailed.
sLrs q Zerega Liverpool Hartford, Sannesman, Savan
nah; brig Baldwin. Johnson, Charleston.
rsy g ind an, the dav from,
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r,,orro- M.,rrr. Feb AT market, $40 beef Get.
ts 20 stores $50 sheep, and $50 ssine Prices Beef
cattis Extra, &C. 90 a; fret quality, - 500 IS
rsies ONLY notic.d WORKING Ossn- sales 81 tT2 SIS
ana 800. Gees snd Calves-ssles ct t23, t2t, ts,
and cas-. sheep Sales ct - rs, - 50 - ~ -, snd
IS so swine Dull; Q small lot 20 close ct sko; let
az and axe; ana . lot selected, 81 and 4.s. At
retail, from AZ 10 Bks.
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~ " q the Peehss &seulsrius Every ors Hs
0vn rhystcsr Tvsnty- edition, vita hundred
ssssysss showing Private Diseases s.d naiforn .tons q
Ne oeuer.ve system SHAPE And form, BY william
YDsns d, Gfrdpste Of the Univer~y Of PsnssyivarA
The % DssAsss Seminal eaknes
Yessh are faithfully Described s.t en- me reep.s v.s
Nsshness wsrtAy % pare~sr sstsrsn- and should bs
rsS ~ every Norss vhc have been unforunats
We care seetor matte! What HE pr.,esscns ny
ns ETY. p.rtisulariy tnsss pians nsrrsS.3o,1
thish % rsssrrns home vishe.s eevy % As Yoehs
Dr. reurss rrssssseer Marriage. ne Pcshst &es-apsA ~
tvsry One Me ovr Phy.ssiss Any rsr,os sesAss svsay
soeh v nal sePsss .i'i V ssss Zoe so.r Az
,,s Coz sale " ssrssss , TsvsssA - bvssivsv, Nee
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r.. Tn. xn.rk.t ,ox,,nr.a Az, Tor r,. ,L.r.i a
sIa for Nc "a IS for No ~ ana Sd for No a. bsv
cod we're ann NJ a. So - "'N " w. '
FnYcs1s'~Rst,s we're not active as shippers were
waiting IN. Of ws: 500 barrels
49, ts.sn ,or xsroooi =, "a .nl GOO m. hsis Of
corn M 4Id and H. ,l.sgos n, sd bags.d nj sh "a
.ynsn.s crt,on IN ,x.rsool ma, nominsi ne 3 sid
~b,is is,a ma h.co,, ~. go" ~ o. o. a. To
Califorpia-N.nsur.uent goods vere engaged At Al
Per cubic foot.
river and At o2Ic for staten Island Ths sale. this
week have reached about 20 bales
oh.ns,d hand. AZ .hont siso a mooth.
Hers TIE market ~ss a ,hs a. better with sale. Of
FsuIY "a ,.ls or ooo J.msies eoso. NUT. va, mai.
ct SI3, In the she'll
m.i .res . 81, p5'ss roT missouri pig so-H
MoLAssEs L. held stin, at 2sc for New Orleans and
the demand is fair
Ou-Tb.re ia NOR. doing In "A, .sea To- a.v an, ths
sales add IN a 600 gallon. At Dos a ls-,ho siou a
we'll sustained msrsst
settled aud lover With ssI.s OF 400 Dbl. a. ~ So
12 for new prime With old do at IS as and Ola mess
at $40 $40 IL BEEF va arn. With a moderate de-
msDd and sale. Of 200 bls country a, s. IS 81 for
9uist and rather pi,pt,' a. az So FOR sh"adsrs'
and ekc . 10 for hams Bssf mans we're 10 fair de-
msnd With moderat. business doing at SIS SIS SO
Lard wa. also 10 fair d.@.rd .od .trsiy With sss. Of
500 bills ct CSC aei.c for u-s Butter va. In good
request aud st.sdy for the last Cheese va. better
Prime vas scarce. aud In very few hsuds some go
Res -Thsr. !. rather NOR. doing and the sale. sm
brace eco casks at previous quotations which are 50
- q 50 b6i4.
RsaL Esr.rE.-Tbe fnllo~ins are the sales Of real
ettate ut suction Il lot corner Of Forty.ssyrnt
stre.t and Tenth avenue HOO $3.50; DO aiioioipx
on avenue 25xlOe $50. q do do each 2SxlOo kBsb
each $500 4 do ON Forty sixth street near Tenth
avenue ssrb 2s.lOo xaao ..ch Al 7so. 40 ON sor,,
Eifh street n.sr r,.,h av.pu. e,eh 25xlso $50
each 81 $50: DO near above each asxIoo st,o each
$40; Do on Amity street near MeOoussi street,
a5rioo ss las DO corner Of Ffteh street snd si,tn
nv,nu, 2sxlc7 $3.50 lots ON Fifty art street near
FOURTH avenue each 2SsiOo sslO .,,h $3.50; s do en-
1Osth street near Sixth sveoue each 2xi00 s55 ssch
S22k DO ON si.th avenue nesr Forty ninth street.
2Sxloo. $50: 1 do adjoining 25xlOO fle5: do on
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Genital Debility. Impotenev, Ineontinence Noetur-
nj Emissions kc ke1his Justly celebrated cordial
considered the only ecacous remedy those sad
OF body and Mud caused By early indeset secret
habits OF youth OF noronae indulgence Of the passions
nptr The Of the effects
atsn nervousness Dyspepsia pain In the head add dim
Of vision weakness OF the bach and lover
imrotency and total decay virtv weak
ness Of emory and power for mental application Detection
sversion to society tmiaty, sef disrvst snd love
tuds Young aud middle aged men may here learn why
and they losing their
snd vixor. This nsigsrang and renovstng cordial ha.rs
sortd Of persons 10 have ignorabtiy Injured
sslvcs by self pollution. n Cempounds Of
dees and other have effect In these
the fiction and nonsense hioh osn appears wsnie
mar you would avoid the burning with eaase sstsrns
pills and powders &C, which are usuay prescribed TO no
procure this cordat IL the ony anchor Of
for you. You can 10 without hndgAns
business AZ Nome or travelling and be restored N h
Those nyountary nocturnal emissions which haa-
the servous syste neapacitating the physical %
mental eIertos, will be speedily removed BY this cordial
mari this cordial contains opium.
mineral or offensive substance to iniurs the
tent Each bottle OF the genuine has Dr. Convss nTxo
rating Cordial tio-n on he Flss Price 81 hrss
thu married and SINGLE with ample directions asoplnyas
zach bottle Sold wholesale aud retail BY J. o. FAY i8
ful,n street lamp stere) sus Buildings New YORK;
By Dr. Convers. at hs ocs No. S. Third avenue Yorh
y. B-fersons In the country have the Cordial and
ettsr Of sdyee carefully forwarded 20 them BY addressing
have rot been productive aud those marriage
sonscious Of ph sea Inability above named ay
confidently consult Dr. Convers personally letter
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D.; A; n. saus,essy,;,


work. the and treatment o. pvivs.s diseases
rstur.s ard all Kindred aner,sss q urinary
az large AZ LIE ny Homer pos,viek, n Large gusrN
80 pages "a sdti-n Price $40 kstrses NON tbs Boston
70 e equal Rlcords or Actions verk on the family
o. dss.se snythns Of the kindever
lshed In this country" Author cf the vork seusa
Enssens, Tmpotency, Sc, cssssd hy improper hAbh
lrhsr, srisr.r townsend m Broadway asa by the Az
thor oof Brosdvey.
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SuPRFME CouRr rHE UrirED STATES, Feb 6-No.
Al. Mills ct al, plaintiffs the County OF
ST. Clair ct al. Nos so aud 90 Hy Shultz ct al ,sp-
peants, VS. the Bank OF the State Of Georgia ct Al
The argument of these osuses continued for the
appellants.
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DR RALPH, AUTHOR or TN "PRAcTICAL PHI.
~ yats Trs.tse key " orssnvioh srest-onhos hourA
atr The early stages viii 10 surprised - tho rApdiJ
ana htts stsyains their cure chiefly
Pie who properly appreciate his serves nssreturA
from Its advanced And
ina stages lom advantages and very sx;ensvl
pstce ne Afford rapid, and radical cure. which
in
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m E DlCAL.

MEDICAL.
OHiDEARNoH RARE~IN THis AGE OF SCIENCE.
~ To all LIES ills We bid defiance;
Every day some fresh ado, now,
'n n1s q. s' n.a s's to III IN &
AhS si 1:;s sSs :. s
Ss IL. t pssn. Ss q Gyssa M pills.
IN lively cured After this notes, sincerely ah.u that
form {is psao"sua any par.
'S' S
s; s ,:i s': ;:
any part Of the Union.
DR. MORRISON Is coNFIDENTIALLY c0NsULTn
~ on all diseases Of delicate nature An extensive
he iny.rably See his Londos Diploma in HE
&6OO REwARD-CRossMAN's SPECIFIC NIX
YCO turs for the cure Of sonorraS. 0s. remedies
Last sss drink sS:ns' i spYi
q recent Z, which the %.suss
W. day.: soa ..sAs DTSs sssis rs BrS.ax.y s0Sc.
:ss :. Ss 10 AsSs Ito
cROOREwARD--JErF A Spoil
YU no Mixture for the cure Of Sonorra.. elect
change business The proprietor haenses
fixture Of hve hundred dollars furthsr-the disease
not be contrased dose Of tho Mixture taken when
exposed IL is put up in bottles With fall direotions at -
One bottle lasts week--many cured In dAyA Fec
sale by C. H. Rins. ls3 Broadway. los Bayard 81
MO CURE NO PAY.--DR CORBITT. 10 DUANE ST.
lNmay be consulted the certain delicate
diseases practice OF sixteen devoted TO the treat
OF delicate diseases enables Dr. c. to the
form Of this disease Recent cases cured In three days Ne
mercury used.
nR. JOHNSON, NO. IS DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known in The treatment Of delicate diseasesfhe Doe
reputation for sill in those that haw
existed eminent Constitutional weakness
brought b. secret habit efsctuay cured Recent cAs
red IN four dsys.
nOCTOR GLOVER, AUTHOR OF THE TRAVELLERS
~ Medical Guide, and several other medical works. sefs
his professional those who have
abue Of edca and who have devoted
lss attention 10 this branch Of Dr. c. practically
acquainted with the treatment Of the most difficult
being regular graduate In his and confined
are at No. 2tbow called No. III Ann street
OTHER PHYSICIANS cHALLEsesp-PUvArR
" Disease cured in day. By local remedy without
dsne Dr. LAExoNT Z; nsads srss. guarantee cures in
willing TO be who baye recovered under DE- La trsas
msn whsn the other snsasesss Female
Pills 81.
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turs Is attracting considerable attention II has all
the romance without any of the blood Of the Hoyt
affair. -.
The incendisris. some i've in nbsr, who cred the
Weccaco engine house, have all been arrested. Tbs
will go directly before tho Grsni jury snd the
rsscals made 70 suffer.
Amount Of coal ported on the PhilstepAIs sni
Reading Railroad for the week ending Feb !, lso,t
tons total thi. 1881 TONS 60 same tins a''
During the last month $50 tons of Ssdish, aud aeo
tons Of English iron, we're ported into tns Por M
iadelphis Our Peonsyvsns iron "'s in e0sss-
cies, but not ecstscies OF delight
Our markets remain without sss he a. %
city eopsuHpioD 81 s, ~, sssord'ss 70 quality
wheat 81 q! White 81 il. New yellow cora sac; 70 5ss
a i Sa Ss Gs's s ;s
af % Say Ss s United ;sls; An
e rs s s. 90 S s s'ss HSss
RAW loan liz Is shsres Lou svie Bank gs Is do Ken
tss2y B.sh lSX; a. Gs,'ss State. S.pi Sssss
state ST. sse4 4 shares Kentucky saak ioo do Penn
ing Railroad, l6h.
Wan TO THE KsIrE AoAI>sr rHs FRrE soILERs-Ex.
PuIaer TAMMas The Loco Foco General
COMMITTEES. at their ms-ting AT rsmmsuy Hall, adopt
ed unanimously the following signhcAnt resolutions:
"Resolved. That the individuals in this committee
who voted against Ca.s and Butsr at the last Prss
Dental election, via Ryndsr- Purssr Downing Kelly,
and Miller be expelled from this committee
at the last meeting resolution passed by the
committee, declaring in.ns'bls, rs membsrs thereof
any persons who voted against Cass and Butler.
Resolved. That we deem ths union OF the Ameri'
States the primary political object Of oil true
democrats,
Resolved, That We coutious to regard Martin Van
Buren, traitor and Migrate aud TO detsst those
who supported the iufamoss coalition formed at Buf
fao by wbgs negroes aud the called leaders Of the
Van Buren, faction.
Resolved That We are opposed to the wilmot
proviso the expression at political heresy In VIC.
lston Of the constitution and dangerous to the per-
petuity Of our Union.
Resolved, That q meeting of the democratic re-
publican party be called at rammany Hall at an early
day. the voice II the democracy OF the great
city OF New York In favor Of the preservation Of our
glorious Uniep "
SUPREME CouRr oF rHE UsfrED STATES, Feb 6-No.
Al. A Mills ct al, plaintiffs IN error vs. the County or
St Clair ct al. Nos. so aud 90 Hy Shuitz ct al >ap
pellants, the Bank OF the State Of Georgia ct Al
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Port OF New York, Feb. o, Is5

nARITImE INTELLIGENCE
------
Port OF New York, Feb. D, 1850.
SUN ASSES ....... 50 Moor RISES. 90. ..... IL
sUk -. b w NIGH wArER... al
Telegraphic.
See general columns for the latest Marine Ints
geaoe By Telegraph.
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MEDICAL.

IsT or LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW YoRK
- Post Once. February g. 1850.
oyrIoIAnIv rusLIsHnD IN the PArsa HAVING THE
"A CALCULATIONS.
Please msnsn the date Of the List In which they are ~
vsrtissd. LADIES LIST.
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OTHER PHYSICIANS cHALLEsesp-PUvArR
" Disease cured day BY local remedy, without
d.cne. DR. LAkMONT ~ keade street guarantee In
old that have banned other
willing 10 be who baye recovered under DE- L.
whsn the other snsaeesesa Female
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Passengers Sailed.
SAN FRANcIsco-Brig Bordeaux. from Wilmington. NC
VIM Harden VIM Abbot, capt Peck, Mr. and Mrs Bran
| lett and child; and others not obtained.
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nR MORRISON Is CONFIDkNTIALLY CONSULTn
all diseases Of delicate nature An extensive prao
Gcs enables him without
cured from three six days Structures and seminal weak
he invariably his London Diploma HE
3l4k Enlton
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DR. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known in the treatment Of delicate dseasesfhs Doe
tors reputation for sb in those that hav
EXISTED for eminent wsakness
brought secret habit esctuay cured Recent
u red four dsys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-09

The Erie Rsilrcsd barge had not arrived ct II NJ
Supposed 10 have been ohibi BY ice. The follow
ing rec~ipes we're By the Houss,cnic Rsilrcsd;-
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-09

pistols! Neil then walked off leisureI,
some fifty PAGES, and tossed his burden int
a mud hole, with roar that was re-echoet
by the spectators.
An immediate challenge was the result,
Col. Neil accepted, chose rifles Of the larg
est size, mud fixed the distance at hun.
dred yards.
Il will only wing him. said the laughing
hero, as he took his stand 'he's too pour "a
make good baconv Al tho first fire be
broke the others arm, and so the affair
ended.
A mere running reference to the femain-
ing facts Of our singular biography musi
close this sketch.
Col. Neil was born and brought up in n
pine tent on the banks Of the Cumberland
river, in Tennessee. At the age offiitcen
he ran AWAY from his father, and made his
way to the wilderness Of Texas. He then
adopted the profession Of arms, which he
never more relinquishcd. He has been
captain Of rangers, colonel Of militia, a
guardsmnn to Mexican traders, and gen
nine thief catcher for the Sheriffs Of many
counties; and vet all his life has been one
long, merry laugh. And indeed he NAV
he said to have perfect right to laugh, il
ever man had, for braver, warmer, more
generous heart never beat in n human bo-
som. lie deserves TO realize his favorite
wish: sto die laughing.'