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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-12
From the St. Louis Reseille ]
THE, GOBLIN TELEGRAPH .

When first the Lightning's stylus traced
lie characters of wonder,
We stood amazed as folks conVersed
A thousand miles asundeF;
But what are lightning messages
From Buffalo to Natchez,
Compared t" news from Kingdom-come,
BY under. ground dispatches!
The goblin telegraph's at work!
A hollow kind Of rapping,
As the ghosts Of poblicans
Were empty barrels tapping,
ls heard in old Connecticut
Perhaps fot her demcrits,
In showings BY her license law,
Anlipathy TO spirits.
But no--that cannot be the cause;
For in our western cities,
The operators down below .t.
Are bothering the committees,
And unbelief, however boldI
To superstition truckles,
As ghosts thsit strong Impressions make
With telegtaPhic knuckles.
SOme snestins sdilofss at Rrst.
Desmed these revealings fables.
But when they went to Rochester,
The opeetres turned the tables.
Some rHessages from Heaven were sentI
And some from regions warneF,
And lately sundry knocks we're heard
From Knox the great reiOrmeF.
The apostolic hierarchy
Have made ne% fovelationa
And criminals have got mixed up
In sanlIy conversations;
And sundry sinners down below
As Questioners and replers,
Have proved themselves, sans doute, to
The most consumed liars.
Where it will stop, Heaven only know
The lines are fast extending,
And messages both east and west
The spirit world 10 sending.
Twas once said 'dead men tell nd laleI
But now a murdered man, sir,
If asked who knocked him on the head
Knocks back the name in answer.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-12
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI OCTOBER u, 1850.

% the enemies Of bis faith bravely, yet with
touch Of consOmmate address, like the A pos.
,Ie before Feslus Bishop Bnscom has ful.
illed his mission--he has been true to himself
and 10 his church, and to Its Great Head-snd
itis earnestly hoped that some biOgrapher may
be selected BY his friehda eapable d doing jus.
tito 10 Ills tiemcfy.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-12

Dr.. Lyman Bescher, in one Of hls lectures
says, there is but one wayof securing UNI,
vsrsul equality 10 man--and that Is 70 resaFa
every honest employment as hOnorable' ard
,bsn for every man TO learn in wha'sOeYe'
state he may be, iherewiIh to be content, and
% fulfil With strict fidelity the duties q ny
s,ahon. and 10 make every condition . post O
honor 8
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with summer flowers we seem 70 nso ~ +.
with our neghbors, in harmony and good wy
but spring flowers are cherished as P'l'''S
lriendships.--jouvfsaI.
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sy SATURDAY MORNING
MONTGOMERY u

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F.n VIA ii subscribings u NJ. 4!
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Tis better 10 err on the side Of Mercy than
10 be cruel on the eide Of Justice,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGE NCE
Port OF New York, April 20, 1850.
Cleared.


ste%m,hir.IIernann crabtree. Southampton and Bre-
ship.IAdInirsI lpktl Csstea Hs,rc LIyiusS;on; ST
GsSrss: fsrris Liverpool osisni Tear BqT,sy Boston
Isabella (rsm fodhaussn nrenen Richmond Norma
ey s TsER Elm s& Bedford Peter D'm
Smith
Howe. cgsysma Riysi,s Baldwin; WIN II Spear Black.
sSsap chase: Chase Tsis ksisIy samuel Camp
GasasasSsSis D. SrScssapi hsSI. hsr%sS
LYDIA sio1s Loeb, Portland, underWOod II NiohsrsOn
sioops--w II bowen, Kenny. PrOvidenee Excel Cum
Arrived.
mdse and III sserage passengers to sturgs Geamsn co.
y lat H. lon S. exchanged signals With shP VANGUARD no
sSs, IT, T. Ion The s Passsi sp s s
Of the BSEA with constant Westerly gales lost buvark
stT Princeton Ru,.sll Liverpool March 30 with d.e TO
and ccHtnusd westerly gales Il days we.s 81 the Banks
q Nevforndsnd 6das since passing South shoals i7
Lon g s,I rhsdslIhis and again April II in q, q IS
sPeke Br ship Catherine. from Liverpool John. M
,h 4, - Ion a. eSsss9ssS signals with ship J'%sstOwn
nsTs North America tiia@J R.,hse Hamburg. % days,
with passengers and us passengers 90 Beck kunhad No
dates Ia, n lon = ~ sESss s,ri Ann H IAN, e G,-
hark staadt Antwerren Hcyor Antwerp, S days, with
BArk nnsslsy (ei BSrnstsble) Lorns New Orleans,
ss ys %Ss e , .GS ms sssso,,O with
Baft Acadia tcf Providenee) Trsneeyic ch.ri.s,on
Cape May passed bark Norma - salem. bound s. Mr. Jas
behaving been picked BY the brig Yankee Of cherryhd
ErE Patrick Henry Haskell Nsyssuer PR Is days with
sugar and moiAsscs, % X W Trundy n Co.
hrs commerce sf Bss,onh vrse NAV Pence PR y days
with pnentc Middleton CO. The hs. experienced
Ius charles. Davis saisnIss Is days with moss... 70
Bris Torro Coz Hallowel Berry savannah days With
sandy Hook bearing wNw distant 10 miles, saw large
qany ~ yellow pine timber supposed TO be the deck load
BRIG John Dsw. ROd,ri,k. wilmington NC days. With
Brs Detroit, Giiehrst, Richmond days With mdse 10
Brs Tweed lprl NeDouorgh S, John. Mr. II dsys with
iunlsr. TO p Neyiu. Sons
II brain. Apr H. 10 miles Of the Hs6lssds spoke
ts Catherine hence Tor Cgrseoa same day. picked par,
sehr Ihiy Morton tcf Plymouth Nas) wrish, POr, an
=, ~ lon ~ ,doss hip Gssna hence Tor New or..ass os
lat a g. Ion Is IS spete brig Lady Of the Lake % Belfast,
sehr Rssolvs. Merchant, v,rsinis. ; day.
schr Vary N Gaze, Runery. Essirer,. dsya
sssss, Is,' sl ssr,s< NsshIs. sAy,
ScLr Lewis, Crowcy Boston. days
Sehr cornelis. Falkland, Boston, days
schr wclcott. Bears-. Boston, 3days.
sehr Cyrus Chamberlain, Crywsll, boston. sdsys.
schr fOrest. Davis Gloucester. days.
Three iriss in the onins a, sunset.
shIs trsells Glover San franeiseoi Msricn White ss
IN. fos ss Ss wisS Ss '''n'' A'' '1
The trs sh.wmu,, York. for wilmington Nc h,. anchor
ed stVusrantine.
Arm s,wind a, sunrise. wswi a, meridian. swi at
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Married.

uAarr1eOs
On Thursday evening 18th inst. BY the Rev, Mr.
Stars Mr. HEsRv GARDNER, to Miss CArHARirE Tuck
ER, both Of this city
On Thursday, the 18th inst, after a short Illness,
RoBxRr BEATTY ESQ., late Of the Island Of ST. Croix,
w. L.. in the G1st year of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend his funeral without further invitation from his
late residence No So Montague place, Brooklyn, on
Sunday afternoon, the 21st inst, at O'Clock.
On Friday %orning April 18Th Of d.1psy on the
Mary G.. Lindsley aged year months and 10 days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Sunday next, 2lst inst at
o'clock from No. 1856 Bowery.
Yesterday 10Th inst, ALEXANDER BIRxBBcK, Jr., in
the SD year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
quosted to attend his funeral. on Sunday afternoon.
2lt inst. at O'Clock from his late residence lis
Adams street, Brooklyn.
On Thursday, 18th inst. after a severe illness, An
1Ho,r ID MAINTAIN, in the 63d year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully In
vitcd to attend his funeral ON saturday afternoon at
o'clock, from his residence, No. I'll Twenty fourth
street
In this city on the 10Th inst. Mrs. ELiuAnrrH EA-
wife OF Mr. James Eagleson, in the 10th year
OF her age
Her funeral will take place Sunday at O'Clock P.
NJ, from the residence of her son. Alexander Eagle
son. 732 Broadway
ON the 10th inst, MORTIMER II. DrAAnKsr, nged 8
The funeral will take place on Sunday the 2lst inst
at hapast four o'clock from the residence Of its pa
rents VIM. X. and Mary Ann Demarest No. 257 Beeck-
street.
Mrs MARY Asyr Eo,,, in the Goth year of her age.
Her friends and those of her Timothy, and
naw Samuel Cochran. from whose residence, so Van
dam street her funeral will take place this afternoon
O'Clock are respectfully invited to attend.
At Brooklyn, on the 10th inst WILLIAM g., son OF
VIM. A. and Lucretia A Bachelor, aged year and Q
months.
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
funeral without further invitation from the house OF
his father IL Douglass street South Brooklyn, Sat-
urday. 0th inst, at o'clock
Washington ID. c., papers pelase copy.
FLORIDA Orange
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Ani,ed-sehr Joseph Brown. NYort -'''''' ''''' -

Auived-schr Joseph Brown. NYork.
Auived-Bart Ids baltimore; Adeiia Rogers, Georxe-
tcvn. q Cen, Phadelphia; brig cement Charleston.
sshf RED Rover Ireds Calhoun, Aexanira
ttares Parker York River Ierufae. Newcastle. Dell King
fhilip. Eva and York from y York.
tlearcd-Shps Western star Iiverpoo Moses Wheeler
Orleans Attucsn ssvsnnshs harks Juno. san franesco
haeer baltimore brgs Gel RE Otis Genoa belle Liver
Ieo ia lming,on. g Times. Mobile; sehr. Brsse So
tarnsh; Glide, Aitsny Norwich .ud Lawrence. YORK
Arr Bedford April ~ ship Mon peer. Young. Arctic
seas Oahu l. Nov Iiushera. Society Islanasl Dec
TsTauln cove with 30 barrels goo wh oil snd lito is
lcrs Left at liushena. sirs Copl Taher q r. all Will
had atcn oil stree leaving Sandwich Isanda sppSo Jsa
lat 50 len no ". ship Ontario fsyne 81 liare9r sg
lsricls Falkland Islands 25th. LAT ~ - lon - y, tark
s,S is : ~ len - S ,fip fSrSsii Alien, from DO DO,
~ fcr Feb lat y ~ lon 81 90 passed ship with
~has hcsts her quarter. kewing blue signal viii in
the centre. 18th lat q - lon - W. ship Amethyst Hovcs
Iarrsun Cove evnins q ish in sompsny Nth John
Fchfan before reported rut 10 in Distress Tor repairs sud
her evening. 81 t.sy Head.
Also New edfcra. t.th inst, bark Nsrcea worth.
Rsrsrss Johsrns Juy :oih, bsris Cshesaod ssa,ea.
- hestrprt 10 facnths.ut 80 srcI Sspt 10TH lark Co.,
void Tster Tsisr Of ~ - months, ~ srerm ani 81
iunp ISL srcts seps llth is' ~ ~ lon " y y tsis
Isr pa.thn, vho ~ tss .rsskng d'ys rreyicu., ship
rlerr. rlcs nfeld = New Lnulsn To- barrels OIL h,uud
l's,sar ts erey tsint in sste ~ nuiiey w ~ i,'
and thcr,e Eort D,rrhin rsr-h - lat - "a ~ lpa u
~ tark lotus dsys barbados Tor Ioailn Heard
rev ceyicn dstc. tsrk Wires Fuer n Is rh.vcn 10
pcutts With - sperm. Touched ~ lielen, Fsb lGsh
tornd - 1honss fcf f,r another cruise Capts
pIj Tcsting two dsys prttius Carroll rreuad. bark
SaIai Nryler. ~ Nattay eft vita - rnerr Nc
teiseis 81 ~ nscaa, fee . Ihs dsceia hss bsn
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Telegraphie Reports.

NEw 0aLEASs. April lS-0P. NJ.
Two weeks later news from Europe being fully du,,
has somewhat restricted operations in cotton though
prices continue firm, with improving tendency.
Middlng sold to-day, at NE. The total sales 900
bales. There is frmness in and the market
Is buoyant at Csc zoe. The feeling in -four Is still
downward, and Ohio rules heavy at IS 1917 Coffee
steady with fair inquiry.
BALrrxoRE, April 10, 1850.
Ssles Of 500 bbs. Howard street -four werc made at
- s7ls. The supply Of Pc nnsylvana wheat Is fair,
with sales at 81 II; red at 81 l21, and Maryland at
81 12ls. Corn Is quiet. Pork is active; We quote
mcss at $40 25 and prime at 50 Is Coffee is dull
the sales for the week 900 bags Rio at OK 1910
Whisky continues in demand at 22,i 2ic.
MILWAUKEE, April l9-A. NJ
The receipts produce light Flour is selling to
fair extent at 81 l2a 81 25 showing steady market
There is active demand for wheat with free sales Of
winter at SIC n 95c, and spring at Toe. q $50
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Iorro-Ship NissssippiMessrs Jacob snd Joseph Lin
sen Mrs Sister and two children. Miss sister Mr. CurIon
Mrs turron CurTen.
Isvpr roof-ship Ashisnd-Dr Nseie Mr. smith.
IIs~fyRe-Hark North Amcrics-Nr Hsgte, Mr schmidt,
Eidter. q Riditer Mr. Semler. 4 FForosen
Nav ppIpsr--l,ark Gov tlinck iry-Nr Dcnpson
SAvsrrAp-Bsrk Isaac Nead-Dr bowman and tndy T q
Chick and lady, J renring. lady and family Mrs Whit
ris Citizens Miss Chick Miss ostrsndcr Mise STAT
ford, W Gibbons, X Whiprle. : X whippie.
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Extract of letter from officer on board the mail
steamer George
US MAI STEAMER GEoRoIA. April 10 1850.
D,.. SNIP 20 this point fears need be enter
tanned for our safety" for though with usual luck,
NE pitched right into gale Of wind, We had good
run to Charleston under low steam in "a hours;
the latter part pleasant enough passengers all In .
rood humor and the best Of fellows
listed with everything. and make no complaints
Though we had not quite berths enough for ALL we
managed TO make them all comfortable with field beds
which they liked quite well the berths Hammocks
were considered great luxuries.
We did not find It necessary to carry any extra
for the Cherokee though understood she to give
ms brush As che hem a few minutes amer slack
ened up TO let her come alongside running our
course with IL pounds Of steam. but at sunset she
could not be seen. We shall only be Ave days out
Havana which will, hope bring US to Chagres the
24th. We have nothing new on board; things go
usual, and II the Ohio brings quiet and well be-
hsved set OF passengers. don't care II We take a
thousand or 40
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red and 81 Is 81 10 for white Corn Is wanted. at
SOC Oats are in demand. at zoe. for Penn. Bark is
nrm, az $40 Coffee Il dull and prices continue uu-
settled Molasses-Sorse Mxtanzss sold at Is,,o
Sugar IL firm, and 800 hhds New Orleans sold NJ a
4'ae. Pork and bacon held above the viows OF
Whisky Is quiet. ut 23l.c
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DR cosyERs ISvIcoRATryo coRpr,I. ros

nR COVERS fNv1coRATTNG CORDIAL. roe
Genital Debility lmpotsncy. 1ncontinence or Noetur-
nsl &C. sc-1hs justly ceiebrsed cordial
eonsderst The only remedy those sad drsnr
habits oi youth OF inornsts ndugon Of the passions
fpsrysn lowing effects 81 this
auen o. the laws ~ mans phy and hcnr-Pros-
suon hcr'ousnes dyspeTsis pain In the head dim
ness visor weakness Of The back lower sxtrcrts
nIotsnoy % premature and total decay % vrty wesk
srs 70 society, timidty. se-dtrnst and love soi-
tuee, icunF and middle sged they
sese,nins IN heath-whr they become pale, sunker
they losing youhful appearances
'scr Jus hvgorsting and rsnovstng cordial hss
, &c % ssr.ens rss hsv. isnorany injured them
and Other ncstrum have IN these cases.
encon and nonsense which often arrears wondcrfu
Ions on This subject Of the patient Ycuny
@ lon would avoid tie burning with canstic blisternr
~. sna powdtrf se- which usually prescribed 20 no
lup procure this ecrdsiti The only snehor q hops
,oryoe You can use without exposure hntrsncs ro
sness ~ home or trsvcllirx-srd BE restored w. r..
nese nvolnntary nocturnal smissors which
.hs sha obstructive snt prcductive of much rniso
system inespsctsng IN. Tor physit "
49, WI be speedily removed BY ,his cs n.
,as.i w e.rdh contains no opium, mercury. sf
Or Offensive suhsssnce 10 expose or iaiure
snt fo.h bottle ~ the genuine has Or Convers
tn.int blown the rlass Price hottie;f
.otes ior ~ $40 the half doren nrortant rcmsrt
40 snse, With ample directions acconpsr
futcn street tIsrp storeb sun Budlnss New York "a
~ IT cnvers at his Once Ne. - Third Avenue New tf.
y b-Iersons In the country Cordial ST.
esf o' ssvce certfuy forwarded them By sddr- rf
seove Notee-h,rred persons vhos> conjursl rcst -
hsve rot been prcduetive and thoss contemplating
paid. -
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days sorndnss and has very weather
BRisroI, April Is
Saied-Schr Science. NYork; sloop Aron. Dc.
PAIL RIVER, April IT,
Arrived-Sieop W Thorne. NYork
Sailed-Bsrk Rosario, Work sohr WsndopNsss George
town. SC, sioops II Rorden and Gorham. NYork
PRovIpssos. April fS
Arrved-schrs wililamshurxh, Jams. River; Expedite
and m Thomas. PHILADELPHIA.
ssiled-Schr Mary, baltimore
- SAIEs, April Is
CleAred-Schr Crescent. California.
WARREN. Apr! IL.
ArrvedSehrs Ann smith, Bsltimorej Mary Ann, Ca
roiine, Philadelphia.
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An average q 11e4472. showing that. with the ex-
cepton 81 1917 the year II potato rot and bankruptcy
Great Britain consumed during the past years
annually within n few bales, quantity equal TO her
total supply 81 this per annexed statement.
which includes her stock n nd January let, 1850,
added 20 the quantity that che will receive from the
United States, viz
Bales
Crop Of cotton 1sle and 1850. .......... 1000 900
consumption Of the United States. 100000
Do do. Continent. d.
rect and from England. -. 75oOcof-l2oooo
Supply from Great Britain. ............. 10000
Ia 1850. $4,000
for isso 49,, '.''' 'Dppu - 100000
IL
Protaiiy will u ooo Oo
The Continent eoBsumsa. last year. o6oos.
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MARKETS ELsExvHERE.



rrsrs1 rya April ls-The stock Hart.' 70. dsy v..es-
~cednry houyant State Fives advanced "a sud Re.dins
shares Bonds y Morris Canal rallied little a, the
nrst boar Tvs n'er LORDS ~ isu aSvn ,o
DO isF,l: GO do Heading Railroad. AIN; siSn Lehish
pcrtsrre Bonds. So 500 Reading Bonds ~ $500 d0t
7vs sAoc. RsadsS ssI.ssss bsnd. s % iT sh. vn,si
leA. $40 Ssbpyiiin Ns.igstion -. ~ 500 Do, o.
5o rnisd s,.sss sd Sy - .s ~, Ne -
sRsris. HAM q. S.,s.,i;;Ps y. s,ss.s
rhsny Go. 6s ttts 500 wiIming'cs ssrosd ss .shs
so ~ r.,nrt, HAL Io1 10 Baai q North America.
IL 40 40 Reading Rsilrcsd, 2ih $500 Reading bonds
III ,ns Gr, her H. ia s c,ye 20 Ics sco
1osa 500 40 Meas f0L; rs shs Bank OF Baltimore w
~ 90 Westrr Rsnh ~ Is do BAlsimors and Ohio Rail
soeA. time az.
DOMESTIC MARkrrs.
pHusrrLrHt., April 1o.-Cotton quiet bus very
nxm owing TO the delayed arrival OF the Liverpool
steamer Flour II without much demand Tor expors
and about so bills sold ~ S. foe common Penn
good and brands sell st So IN IS 80 for hone
use Corn meal and rye -four remain quiet, st - sia
for the former and 81 62S for the latter whea, 10
searce and sales have been made 81 81 lss 81 III ior
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"A Cent;-lmpertsnt chanse-Daiieys Magical Psin 1x:
much larger boxes Dasy kxtrao
tor In the old food markell avoid would
poson-for to use is as dangcrous Gross Imposition
Caution to DeslernUnscrupulou: vendors Of eosnsesit
EXTRACTOR put the spurious deeterous with
boxes OF the genuine DALEY sae In each
well initiated but counteret wrapper Of che old asl
thus offer 1t to dealers at reduced price, This
with many dealers but the eon6dng sufferer who happens
the and poisonous stuff
the fraud aggravated defsrmity
ing IRON d severe burn; and not Snrsqpenty
counterfeits and buy the DALEY salve only
envelope and the large boxes Mark-The embems on
the new wrapper Triangle serpent, SUM- Dove Lion ana
Eagle Important Csse-Interestng particulars one q
severely burned and sufferers By the late
melancholy aud disastrous Hague Street Explosion will ap
hopeless but Daleys Genuine Extractor effected perfect
Wapper-the large genuine article see the
printed Circulars 1880 N. BThe of whole
ale dealers who their supplies from the proprietor
will be published in the papers guide 70 the public 70
To be had, also of Havand, Reese Coz A. b. d. Sands
Apda Rush
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RLIsss COMPOUND COD LIVER OIL CANpY.-rHS
~ fsvorits remedy composed Of Liver Oil
bined With othes valuable which
guiss the repulve Taste Of the OIL
tie medicinal virtues presenting bv which n 90
be administered to the delicate Without
yenienoe II has been before the public four
during which time the most hatternx Of IL
superior excellence have been received now stsnds
unrvacd curative for colds ats coush
bronchitis influenza asthma and all affections throeS
and chest The medicinal influence Of this candy pursuss
the exact track Of the inammstory setion
First soothing the Of the voice. the sedAve
along the lining the wndpipe
chit and aliaying pulmonary Irritation, giving snl
comfort to the chest restoring the voice
cleArness and powers congeAed phlesm, aorony
nud and In the gently safely
discharged BY disaxrees with
the stomach-a common cold yields its benign
hours and when resorted before the complaint
all danger Of consumption 10 entirely
Of eounteets Since the this
lar remedy several worthless limitations have their
entirely different from the original The
win be particular aud inquire for Bliss Cod
OH Candy and observe the fac smile Of the
proprietor every package the article Prepared
only by Il. X Bs druggist Springfield Mass. For sale
this city BY A b. d. Sands 100 Fulton the Astor
and Irving House drug and ITO broadway and By IL
the principal druggists throughout the Union.
WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDOTB-JUsT CALL AND SEE
w the certificates of the wondrous IL performing u
all hitherto deemed incurable diseases Its power
In neuralgia and anaphrodisa ID past belief 81 bottle; -
dosen No. l2 Nassau street. The money returned net
eheotual
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THr TSsrN or ALRsv.-The .qibanp Joy,~si. Of the
18Th ins, furnishe. the following comparative state
Dncnt OF The arrivals at that city during the
1s4s and iSl9 complied from the books Of the harbor
m
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supply OF American Cotton.

In the statement Of the supply of American cotton.
In yesterdays paper there IL In the consump
ton Of Great Britain IL should have read all kinds
Instead o. American alone" The following Is the
81 American cotton alone for the last
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MHsNiT was In pretty lar demand. With a steady
market, and sales Of Prison made. at p 23i
cash Drudge was firm: considerable sales made.
10 arrive at ~ G.. on time.
wooL.- Sales have been made Of 40 bales Buenos
Ayres carpet woods Of recent importatons at prices
believed TO be within our quotations. In domestic
fleece and pulled. hear Of sales The market Is
dull for all descr ptons.
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The large increase In ls4I over former years
accounted for by the fact q the great demand q
treadstuf 90 export to foreign countries which cause
an unusual number Of vessels TO be employed In I'll
Transportation Of -four and grain TO the seaboard
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MEDICAL.

WE CAN REcoNnEND wATTss NERVOUS ANTI
w dote the wonderful q all anti-uervous and
medicines. from the experience Of several
persors engaged in this ssabshmsnts IL H. without -
cettion towerful IN all DEBILITY or
prostrston 81 bottle, or 81 dosa log Nassau
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TILE "PRAcTICAL PRI-
~ waite Treatise, kc-Ofce hours, to IL A. NJ; 70 r.
NJ SUNDAY excepted mo IS Greenwich street. Thoss
who apply in the eAper stage Of certain Diseases will 10
surprised at the and rapdy Of the In Structure
from its first or incpient to It's advanced and dis
ressng stages Also in Seminal diseases &c. (fom
msn advantages, and very extensive praetice be
insure such certain safe and radical he
ample reason for stating be obtained from other
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