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Tic Matches Union Meeting.-573 citizens
have signed the call The voters in the county
number s0O--and at this time more than 100 of
the citizens are absent.
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szy- ystof.ssor DlmIiry,s Address before the Lit
- s Il Centenary College, jackson, La., has been pub
,.s II prpA sin. For sale the Office Of the Crescent
s !. ~ r,tsksnress sill
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American Dry Goods IN Cdndaa.~ S9elin
ago an extensive sale of New England ID ~
took place in Montreal. The amount was between
10000 and eli. eco 1t is the commencement Of
m extensive and profitable trade.
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Health Of Bsston The deaths in the yvea iIg
ilB oept. - - 11st.teiSfts 11e Net iran
on the 18th deaths so. 4 ting
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70 our Advertising Patrons.

.y- f,ur advertising friends earnestly requested to
S IN an nageFtissmepn intended for Monday morning
Tsr rs far a. praotcabls, during Saturday; and the
sesis in the day the better wall suit our convenience
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Henry Clay aud Mr., Foote.-The following let
ter from Mr., Clay speaks for itself

~, ftAhHlkGTONp august ~. lo1U.
eRhemen have the pleasure 10 acknow the receipt
OF your letter. lnylng me 10 attend public dinner proposed
TO be given In honor OF General Henry FoOe nj War
renton, on ne aist instant shoul b. most happy to be
able TO attend on that interesting OCCASION as well on account
of the grathcat should derive from meeting many higbv
esteemed friends OF both political parties IN ibe county Of
kauquer to testify BY presence and assstanee 10 the
very high merits Of the Distinguished Ser ator from Mississippi
Prior 10 the present session OF Congress- had only casual
and limited acquaintance with him, and came 10 Washiug.
ION with impressions somewhat untayOrabe towards him
Thess have only been entirely removed by m perona
and official intercourse with him, but his and conduct
daring this long, prorseted and aruou session. have i'm
pressed with the conviction that he ardent able and
enlightened patriot In the trying which have passed,
and passng no has surpassed him in rm devotion
that Union which believe TO be the best
OF alpoitca blessings. Prompt ready and full OF nforma
u0n m debate, he has soughs with untrng industry and
parec 7ea heal and adjust the agaons and dissensons
winch unhappy affect common country. Such distu
gohed statesman deserves he honoed and cherished every
where but especially in that State which him, you, and
me, e4 putin respectively. regret that public duties
eIe ofha my sharing in the testimony intended TO be
defed 10 MN al WarrsntOn ho1e that the festival will
aze all your anueipaons, and be worthy OF the ancient
dominion, and OF her patriotic son from Mississippi
a senemen' with the highest respect. friend and
oDelent serNrAI H. CLAY,
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Mortality Of ST. LOais.-The Civ Register of
81. Louis has made statement to the U. S. Mar
sha, wherein it appears that the total mortality in
St. Louis. from June !, 1919, to June /, 1850. d
just 1864, and that the mortality from June l. ls49,
up to the present Tins, period OF nearly fifteen
months, was 1886. The fact of this extraordinary
mortality must be looked for in the prevalence Of
cholera during this and the past year
The population of the city is not far from ninety
Thousand.
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The Heraldo contains return of the merchant
navy Of Spain, from which it appears that it con-
sisted of 942 vessels, measuring from SO to 400
tons; 1897 of from 20 to so and of TO- 100 of 20
tons and under in all, 1909 vessels and boats,
manned by 81, sos seamen, etc.
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The election in Minnesota for delegate to Con.
gress has resulted in the return of Hon. Henry H,
Sibley, by large majority.
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relsgraphea 70 the orsseent.
LOUISVILLE, September 81.
New York NIarkets--21, 2 PM.

1
LOUISVILLE. September 81.
New York Narkets--21, 2 p. M.
Flour unchanged, but prices are little easer Corn
has improved per bushel-suppy small Sales at 6O0
s5H cents Pork firm, with fair demand-Mess bringing
80 4I0aO So and Prime IS 81 per bb For Bacon there
is fair demand Lard is in good request at 7B74c per b
Groceries rmer. Sugar advanced in price 9514c. during
the early part OF the Whisky sells 2s5a cents
per gallon. ~ r,..s
Election returns from 349 towns show an in
crease in the vote for Governor of 1878 for the
wings, and 1923 for the democrats. The free-Sol
vote fell off s75 votes in the same towns. The |
Fourth and Seventh Districts are still in doubt
SECOND DIsPAToH.
LOUISVILLE. September 81.
Cincinnati Markets.
Flour selling at s3 sa,s9ss IS per bbl,...W Whisky
steady at 2O'lc. per gallon Coffee has advanced Ac..
Sugar market active at 6al to &c. per lb.
The River is stationary. Weather clear.
Congressional.
Washington, Sept. 81. - In the Seuate, Mr..
Dickinson moved to strike out from the Appro-
members of Congress be computed by mail routes,
and also that restricting the mileage of members
East of the Rocky Mountains to one thousand,
and of those West, to two thousand dollars for
each session. The motion was agreed to, and the
Senate adjourned
In the House. the amendment to the Naval
Appropriation Bill, abolishing Aogging and ratons
of liquor Oh board ships.ofwa adopted in
Committee The House adjourned in much con-
fusion.
THIRD DISPATCH.
New York. September 23-2P.H.
The Markets.
The steamers has effected market In Flour
there but little activity. Western brands rmer than
State. The closing prices for Corn 64c..Pork is
firmer. Sales of Mess at $40 5Ot0slO So. and Prime
$S 9l0$S S7s per bb Lard is in good demand at 7ic.
or Prime Coffee still advancing, and RIO is held at 12c,
and upwards. Fair sales of Sugar at firm prices. Lead
good request "a 62c per 1OOlbs for Soft American
Linseed OH dul-Engish be had at 73c per gallon
| -S%e-
-" To the Patrons of the Louisiana HistrioniC
AsEocaion-A regular meeting will het
at the Hall on THURSDAY October o. purpose aeetpl
applicants for Honor1y Membership and Bail subscrJers etc
Parties having lists will therefore pP9r to the Secretary or te1
poxmo Such II the Honorary Members Of the seeouC
Season deous continuing the lis, will please advs
the Secretary forthwith otherwise they will be regarded as elected
aud preference given TO them.
=, The first performance viii, take place on Monday Nov
The first Bail e. Fancy Dress ~ will Thursday Dec
| By order. sis WOOD Secretary, 81 GTayier street.
| S
Eg" Over the Lake.--.Yatice.Inc consc luence of thu
Of schedule Of the Poncharan railroad Cars the sieane
OLIVIA will leave hereafter after the arrival Of tie 70 NJ Cars Ia
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Sea Steamers.--one Forendy, in New York city,
i constructing the engines for the following sea
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Whole number of ballots, $780, Charles W
upham has 4499; Robert Ranoul, Jr, has 1908;
Samuel E. Sewall has 1916; all others, 81
Mr.. Upham, il will be seen, lacks 34l votes Of
an election
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OFFICE OF TnE oHEwosLEASs I,SsggRANcE Co,

sYERs HYDE Co will SELL at halfpast 10 o'clock, at 81
Also, Dome7iast Teas, Boots.
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Electro. lLlgnetic Eagiae.-We were present
few days ago TO witness the running of an engine,
prepelled hy electromagnetism, the invention of
Mr. j. H. Iatum. of this city, and which he has
protected by caveat in the Patent Office. The
engine which we saw was an exceedingly rough
one, and incomplete in MANY of its parts but 20
far as we are able TO Judge The experiments with It
were yery satisfactory. proying cOnclusively the
fact that a motion can be Obtained by the use of
eectro.magnetism, The apparatus, or engine
which Mr. Tatum has constructed, consists simply
of a wheel. four feet in diameter, and weighing
about Ave hundred pounds. 1t differs in its con,
struction from an ordinary iy-wheel in each of its
arms, being provided at the outer end with heavy
wedge like block of iron sixteen of which, placed
at the regular distances occupy the periphery of
the wheel # is 10 these. r9ouTHsu: .sls they are
STYLED, that Mr. Tae ertreWeg 5 eS,a e Ta ~ magnetic
current, aud by hY the month season, fC t SIS
power which PSF 3 fy9lsl93 $ith m {Eg. We" 3 le iur-
rent from a m&he most prominent gSfoi " W. Az
piled TO these 6S6 9pG pG tsE y 4 FhggJ % - m.le8 w
! kert IN sius .yld TO obsira't fae "a u, lh.& Ssgo
teenth of the power estimated as necessary for Ne
wheel, and yet by it the wheel was started and
4 maintained in motion, result which we believe
gohas never been attained by steam. With the
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The Arctic. 5000 tons franklin, 230o Hum
Soids, 2600 Florida, 1900; Alabama, 1900; Golden
Tate, 1900; Columbia 500: Berry, 1000.
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Massachusetts, Election.--The Governor ordered
anew election, in the Salem District TO be held on
the 9Th, but omitted 10 order one in the Middese;
Palfrey's). The democGsffc papers comment with
sexe.1iy on this condfct Ii seems to US very cen
!. +. 81 result in the second was as before,
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ELLY's FL no M9TEL-At 1 ,,.!E Bayon saraHay, -.

Il " a.GAx
IN ing purchased and reied the Hotel al BAYOU 1ff
Sara, known the " "HENsHAw HousE," res. 1H,Is
psetlnly solicit share Of the public patronage. My Is
table Will be supplied with The very best the market viii
afford The Ladies' Department will be under the superin
tendance of Mrs Kelly who will give particular attention
TO the comfort and accommodation of families Large and
commPdous rooms with fire places, will be reserved for their
special accommodation al moderate prices. Horses Bugges
and Carriages TO hire at all times. Horses stabbed and ted
Mule Lots 20 hire, with all the necessary accommodations of
droveTs. Attentive and trusty servants neiermned to
succeed, no pains will be spared to give satsaction u
s23 ]. A. KELEN<sS4
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II Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Notas line beg inform y friends the public
generally that have taken the office No "A Camp street, and most
respectfully solicit their patronage. Ap9n W. CABLE
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COMB AND VARIETY STORE.


and most lash onbBs goods T' n b Saaeh si' o. '
s%, s yor R g ,f n 5HI Aar 0' @ desirable lie Gs,0%ent %
be found establishment Toilet rriees PERU, EV
Sf Pens 5a si%5 s7 Saa ss @ Bd ssa aSs Sss 8
@ gs , %rp,,o, ,x "a ,l the low
NTTSiy : A f.,Is ~
Hg iPg board @ in priyats family for De wiqssT. ADD
WA NTE5n-G5sa ,ano-5i NJ M = 57iT7TTPP -
w ons n ASTRTe n b T ,IOsd ana
wi9 Gs tRs ISt 6u'n him L 4 Il 2}Pyo E co ,,s -
- SIs5, =, -, - y - ~ oD','io.i ~
ipisFes IN na1rbSsn Y HAN lu dr muGp 70 12elr
Boots or shoss, at the cheap store Of ~
TEs FURTHER SUPPLIES P n Pg-16F' 0F FsI ANA s9se5
Ia FASHIONS are weekly received by me from -
ETY. q HAT, CAP, etc. etc. ,g,',,,
70 OF =. u bINGE, canal street.
EM ,ur,s,,, - NEW GOODS. IN
- "a EEN SEEyA " HH6PRRR Rf Fn ana HONS -
ChilDRfNA,T6 fFEsS kASRE RfnING HATT3I T3Iars
BABX Al J JUMPERS Fo,sa9 4 a m Rj'ARcY,s,
tons H soF; PS5 cent landing '' bark E'"
pLAsTER-5Q9 barrels Newark and ROsendalF landing
''sss ssi for sale HyAyMAN HRyA & HOLDEN % M,,,ziD. Ct,
* "a HaYMANm sH0bEN aHi NNaEs IS lG saf by
CIENIENIT-g > b5I,e es NeCs,E and Ro-,n6,js i5adns
i Maze md Hn rs IL
Roman and otRer brands tS'" ANU n'o"i uo' i0''
s24 HAYMAN & HOLDEN, sS Magazine st.
WJOHs-tine old C2gnaG in bond and in store; ia
- nlPca hum; line od scotch WHISKY Old Bourbon
etc ETC. lor Sfe by bprrrrr,, = ,c, o, ,,
~ J. w. ARTHUR q tO fS and - New Lsyee.
INIHAHS-- II fna Havana md I,,yer gr,das ,or s,a
- by l. w. ARTHUR co q and = New Leyee.
4 IME-IOOO barrels fresh Thome ton; 500 do Sugar
s2I HAYMAN & HOLDEN No 98 Magazine st.
TIEII,S t1iI T5,TFE 80 60o I5--I5-i S--I--,-
X a. "a ,yoo ETdnsISh Rhulng rom Hnp Aso'
yVbN"' w. oS"NNhi lOVbSJV DioAl anu lllLsDufss
ios sSi Sa'' " uAvNANS S uoI nEN 90 ,5,,..;.
s-4 hA Wan q IlOILDEN, 20 Maga2lne ST.
GLEAR slDEs-l9 casks for sale by
~ s2I l. w. ARTHUR x co, 70 and % New I,Rvee
TGHTnN llio. - ss[oIJ,--i - I'll - H. =
sae ~ 'n' SnOu'oe' Il" hhas' ana ner' Tor
s24 l. w. ARTHUR co, % and % New I.eyee
ia 1JE--0 t.--. ,,o,,- - I,- -, - r.
Iii sale bv '' ''''"O" anu 0"O'' ''se eui'u' Or
:. w y n lloh N & W, . anu % IStw lteyee
flOEFEE1S0 SACKS Rio, for sale by ~
TTIOR4CCO-sT1 6ox-7 fno TTavs1o aud ToIver grades
4 for sr'e BY Inv ''N'' 10 "''l i'''' s'''''
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tB~ Odd Fellows Hall Association NoTICE TO
BUILDERS AND CONTRACToRs.-Proposas will be received
at tie office Of the Secretary No 10 Camp street. until October
e5o for the Bekwork, CarpaneTork Iron.wok Copperork
and slang necessary enclose Odd Fellows Hail.
Of erection
Separate proposals. will be received for furnishing labor
tsaA for portion portions Of the above work. for
Shoie, may be desired,
For further information spply office Of the Architect
Superintendent, GEORGE PURvEs, Esq No 10 Camp street.
where plans and specifications may be examined.
HENRY W. oLMsTEAD secrssary.
2Im ohice is csrnp street.
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Falcon nouse Plate !. Metairie Course.
a. | Sgs Sgs
PACING PLATE.

PLATE, valued Seventy Dolars with TWENTY-FIVE Dol.
lars 70 ne second hest Horse viii be given by Propntlon
Of the Falcon House. be cOntnded
the l5h o October The Race Nile
to harness Three Race Free for ali Pacing
Horses that never stake
s9a2t
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,EEOle .N1ar BOOES.

THOMAS. L. WHITE, So Canal street.
l. Just received and for sale
HUNGARY AND TRANSYLVANIA. By John Pa.
get, Esl vo.s. limo.
SKETCHES Of GREECE AND TURKEY. BY Au-
reg 90
THE GOLDEN SANDS OF MEXICO: Moral and
Religious Tale.
THE ROMANCE OF THE OCEAN. By Fanny Foley
MEMOIR OF ELLEN MAY WOODWARD. BY
Rev George Miles.
THE NAG's HEAD; or, A Season among the Bankers
RUTH EhlSLEY, the Betrothed Maiden b. Carpenter.
COPELAND ON PALSY and APOPLEXY.
RANKINGS ABSTRACT. July number. Etc etc.
2ip
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'HE undersigned has hand and constantly in receipt
THs q WE sa adasS1. 9i sEhENGH AND ENGLISH

tLUIFS, UAsSIfI tsItEs aud NEsIlNtas, Of the
hnes and latest and best manufacture and IS now well
prepared to suppy his friends and the public with Fail and
tnter C0thpg, made in the belt manner of the latest
P9ns and Northern styles, and reasonable prices
AS3, on hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, OF Paris
and his own manufacture, consisting as follows;
nOats OF various styles and coors. from 90 TO $50 90
Panls DO. patterns and coors, at FROM. O0io 12tl
vests do. patterns and cOors, lfom.. O0tO %
CASH. H. HAMBURGER MtrrbGnf JI1jyor
50 I'm l6A Camp ST. oppose Enranoa Him. N Nrlenna
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COURSE ,,l.,Purso s1oo.

l ! 49, 9ss
PURSE Of 500 viii be given pace Tor OYER Courte
~ % the second best Hoean WEDNESDAY 25th
Free for all Pacing HnEetMe heats best ec IN dyc 10 hafe
Three Or more 70 make Race Now three entries.
Samuel Rice entera e. tN. SMITH
y g. Ellis enters b. cow DRIVER
llnam King 2, 2 WICKED WILL.
s25 ~ @ s. EIIts p,,r,istor
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OU OF PRPPRRNIINT-lOO ID, superior article :
" ell A! j. RAN b co. n TnhouDioulas st.
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ENEE Clothing.

A LFRED MUNROE a. co, 81 DTaga-
'n, fe are now in receipt Of heif F'n Stock which they
ye their enda and customer call and Thsy have
9n The Way from eir manuactuy IN New YORK Fifty 1housspd
Dollgra' Wo NJ FALL and WINTER CLOTHING consug OF
lte finest NeWUrsans. have
also fac u the folio sing good 5uasr Ce.ag
nearly
Black and soloreI Cloth Frock AMI Drass Goats;
Twrsi Cashmere and Doeskn Secs;
Back and co1rei Cashmere aud Duesk,u Pautt
Black and fancy Satin Vest;
Black CUloredt Cashmere aud Cashmere
Also, Uudsr-'l1thng OF every description;
And large stgek II India Rn65,r Good 'Fs' Ds''
g. Nm plE fn
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NtWVTItdTs' sept, 10, I5lU.
-" Ihe BOnrd of Directors have this dav declared



Dividend OF Is per cent per shprs out Of the profits of
tie last six months payable demand stockholders or their
legal Representatives SO st 2dp J. TUYEs Secretary.
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The Markets.


EI" Over the Lake.-N0tee.--Inc consc luence of the
change Railroad Cars the
OLIVIA will leave hereafter the arrival Of the y NJ. Cars IN
Of p. NJ. Cars and Saturdays at4 r. M Also
Sunday Mornings At 8 A. NJ. rs usual. suSOd
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The Rochester American states that 7S O26 bar
reIs of -four, So 44I bushels of wheat, and 81 $50
bushels af corn, passed through the weigh-lock at
that place. in one week.
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d. of H. Meeting This Afternoon.
Auction salcs-ThIs Day,

MAGNOLIA UNIoN No. 2, Daughters of Temperance, NEE
at halt.past O'Clock, at Pelican Hall.
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Grand Jstry.-The District Court adjourned
the Grand Jury this morning until Monday next,
10 o'clock, A M, in consequence of the difficulties
at Sacramento--a number of its members belong
ing to the Guards" who have already left for
the scene of action.
We have been handed the following letter by
Mr.. Payne. 1t explains ITSELF
lessrs. Payne e. Sherlgaod-GENTs: necessity exists
in city for of Defence and would be glad you
would favor for the preseat with loan Of either muskeS
pistols, you may have. If you do please send
them by the return OF the Senator and will be responsible
for their safe return. -
The particulars Of the massacre now going you will
doubtless learn by passengers going down by the steamer
Very truly, your ob't setv't, w
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The following is the list of passengers brought
IN fte F.l..v,
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fAKPETING-We are in receipt of choice styles OF
~ Tapestry. Velvet and Brussels CarpetiDg Imperial
3ply, very new and beautiful. superfne and common
ingalns; F0or Oil Cloths, Rugs Bazes Star Rods Win.
dow Shades, etc. 20 pieces SPANISH MATING;
10 pieces COCOA NUT Do,
fOf nails, counting rooms, elc
CHITTENDEN & CAMERON,
80 lw 26 CharTes and "a Customhouse streets.
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fB The regular packet LEXINGTON, Capt haier,
leaves for Lpuae THIS EVENING, the 24h nst at o'clock
"a j. N. MOORE q co. As Poydrns At.
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esHANs15S Is A. T. G6Sa ifi; Z 'ia: ~ rohouptou.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-23

GET MARRmD.-The following ten in.
ducements 10 matrimony have been trans
lated for the especial benefit of "single
gentlemen" from the writings of Jacobus
de Voraigne I: :,
Have you fortunel A wife would
save and increase It. :.
2 Are you without a fortunef A vile
can assist you in getting one.
3 Are you in prosperity? With a wife
your happiness would be increased.
4 Are you in udversityl With a wife
YOUR burden would be divided.
S At home. A wife relieves the tedl'
um Of solitude. ~
6 Abroad. A wife heeds your desires,
and greets your return with Joy.
7 o the pleasure Of society. No socie'
ty like married life.
8 The siken cord of matrimony lasts
for life. No fiend can il discover.
8 Moses execrates the slerrility OF mat
rimony, how much more of celibacyl
10 ST. Paul says, "He that glyeth il
marriage doeth WE'LL" See ]. Cor. vii
3S.-Lady's Miscellany.
An old bachelor at our elbow says tha
the above version may do very well fo
those that like it; but he has "newtrans
Iation" that will throw the old one entirely
into the shade: !.
l. Have YOU a fortune I A wife woul'
spend and consume it. :.
Q. Are you without q fortune? A wit
can prevent your getteng one.
8. Are you in prosperity! With awIf
your happiness would be ended, !,
| A. Are you in adversely? With a viii
YOUR burden would be intolerable.
5. At home. A wife sickens the heal
with scoding.
6. Abroad. wIfelaughs your wishe'
: and looks upon your returA with sorrow
7. Othe pleasures of solitude I! No so
, itude like single life.
8. The iron chain Of matrimony lasts 4
/; life. No friend can it dissever.
9. Moses execrated the sterrili:y Of ma
rage, but greater than Moses preterr'
celibacy to marriage itself.
10. St. Paul says, He that giyeth n
in Marriage doeth better" See l. Cor. v
:. 38.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-23

The REMINGTON BRIDGE.---This great
triumph Of art which is at present ON ex-
hibtion at No: 594 Broadway, one door
above Niblo's, is we'll deserving the aiten-
ton of the scientific, Hundreds OF those
who have been incredulous regarding the
Claims made for it by its inventor, have
seen it and believe. The model is one
hundred and sixty feet in the clear, and
the entire length ofthe stringers, oi which
there are four, one hundred and eighty five
feet. These at the abutments are about
two and half inches square, and one inch
at the centre Of the span, The whole are
Joined with glue, and left completely de-
pendent for support on its powers Of ndhe
sion. The track of the bridge is abou
three feet and q half wide and is capable
of bearing a weight on the centre Of "a, ,0O'
pounds. The plan has been triedon alar
ger scale, and found completely successful
AT present bridge is in process Of erec
ton over the Mohawk at Tribes Hill. il
the State, which will have span Of fiv
hundred and fifty feet, the central timber
Of which, will moi be more than eigf
inches thick, having no support but whd
they derive from the abutments at eithe
end. The bridge will be completed
sixty days at the utmost:-N Y. Post.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-09-23
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

TIME regular course of Lectures In this In.
stitute will commence on the First Of Mo-
vember, and continue until the last Of February.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready to receive students by the LIST of Oc-
tober. The Medical Department will be under
the direction Of the following
PROFESSORS.
2. FREEMAN, M d Professor of Anatomy.
r s NEWTON, M d Professor Of Surgery.
H HUcLE, NJ D Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine. ,..s -...o..
w BYRD POWELL, M D Professor of Physiolo.
gy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology,
JKMo, M D Professor Of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
] MiLToN AN DERs, A M M D Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ,i.4
IA WILSON, M d Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
4 CLINIQUE LECTURES:
Medicine-Prof H HUoLE, sH
Surgical-Prof R NEWTON.
| FREEMAN, M D Anatomical Demonstration.
The fees for q full course ofLectures amount
to $l05. Each Professors Ticket SIS. Ma
triculator's, $5.-Demonstrator Fee. $lO.
Graduation, $40
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters (post paid) to the Deani
and students arriving in the city will please
call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
R. s. NEWTON, M D.,
sssf4s Dean Of the Faculty,
4 Law Department. IA
Hon. z w M KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Law. La
JOHN DEIATIELp, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
TeFms-$50 per session. All communica'
AZ. "a 1aa ha nd
dressed 10 :, E. w. M. KING, ESQ.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850. sg.
nrrThe Faculties, for intellectual abilities
moral worth and professional requirements
. will compare fayorably with the most distin
Quished In our country.-1he Medical Facult,
Constitutes an anomaly in this or any othe
country all Of them are able lecturers an,
the best of teachers. 6t 81 ~
Those who will contemplate our geographi
cal position and the extent Of our population
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of ou
situation for an enterprise Of the kind. As b
health, including all seasons Of the year, W
deny that ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE. p
Acommon error exists in the minds OF man
students relative to the place Of studying med
icine; those who intend practicing among III
diseases Of the west and south should certainl
educate themselves at school whose Facult
o are practically acquainted with these disease
That the pubic may be satisfied Of the pei
manency ofthls school, we feel Il our duty
state, that tthe Trustees and Faculty form
UNIT in action, which augurs we'll for its 4
ID ture success, and that the peculiar internal o
! ganization which connects them, cannot be il
corrupted. E,W. M. KING,
President Of the Memphis Ins,itut
April /, I05O.--52tf.