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Qh(Ml REWARD -JEFfRIES ANTfDoTE, sPE-
WOOO cite Mixture for the Of private disorders
~ speedy cure, without the least restrictions u
aet drink tsposure change In application busineas
The proprietor challenges single which the
wi net cure, under the forfeiture e ave hundred dollars
put up ~ bottles, with full dirsosioEs 81 One
ts asa, reea many are cured ia two asss For By
" KING. l9z Broadway; los Bayard stroet, New York
u LITTLE l0i Hanover street, Boston: Wright d o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
for Liverpool will please be board at the foot Of Ca
nal street Wednesday January g. at IL o'clock, A. and
send ~ baggage not wantd the board this
day. lTuesday Janskry marked below" with the
Der Of thoir berth.
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nssis e s. 10 ne LessAs a.l s.. .say sAips Asvs nv
II here wiAA beund. Names aos ssesrtaiasA
LvsseeI De- ls-IAs Fanny Hnsasea. for PAlsAslphis
has pas sss1 lsaky. saa With fersnast sDsung.
Sb-The Lpvlar, Mortimer ale to-day for Constantine
% int dock With bew stove less Of head
no. sys css.set In The river With the Peter Mar
Oth-TAe jobs Bryant (of Bestsnl fron savsassh for
which condition had bses eight days having
BY hShtping. 1t was thouxht she wssid be souttlsl.
Bnr hAneARsr EVANS. Pratt. from NYork 81 London.
supplied with anchor and thirty fathoms OF chain
from naxats the inrsaesis that had
and chain.
wAr.R.oRD Dee IN: oAss Csrroll. DnllnshAm. which
abandoned Dec lat 49, Ion 70 o. the passage
Ayerpool 20 cAsIs:se. thirty days cut aat had eight
aAd It found to keep her Free although beth
pumps kept In motion, and they throwing the
cargo overheard.
QuxErsrowr, Dec l8-Put In, Am brig Washington 0rif-
from Cronstsd October - for Boston In distress with
decks swept loss Of bulwarb stsncheons water casks
boats no. vessel strained and Isaky discharge
pair. bhe bore up from Let 81 SO lonH
0Rssrocx Dec l8-Ths John Mckenzie, FOR New Orleaas
s1S put back with loss Of all three topmasts.
York Rotterdam been abandoned picked
sh-The arrived from Liverpool fer New Orleans
with loss Of mAinyard and sails.
RAsseArK date Of Dec 10 states that vessel arrived
there which had been In contact with ship 81 Folke
stone. Whether the Am sustained damage is notstste
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NEW MEDICAL DOOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
wsrk on he nature and Treatment delicate Diseases
ana All the Kindred treat uum
Der % beautifully esorcc plates large it, by omer
Bostvtek NJ D, lecturer surgery disease on the
above named nature. 10 s lAYre pages second
edition. price SO Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal II may be said, fcareRsy be cqus ~
kesords Acton works the ana
Tar 20 anything ~ the kns puhshca In this
county Author OF The Family Physcang price tvan-
y-t eehta Author o. v0rkou self abvso and ia de-
plsfAhs detects he Ao axth edition fourteen plsos
Insetl Tor sale tthe publithers, STgfNGERA TOWN
nd bV la aut pr,..
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s go te.shs e. stloufin - DAY. frstsiss Il y ysas
snNse M " case ne-youa debility a. nse1uont a.
~ Astoc re zee III cufed. ace hl- iars frion. 4,
bic ofhoe. @s y rnltan stree
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snlPPIna.

Passengers Arrived.
MoMLE-Bark MAns-Nessrs Pettis, kcAndrews stook-
we'll ' -
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Jan e-wind ~ sunrise. NE; aeon. BE; sunset,
light.
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V1D.IVH bOUhsfIF-~lDk lWENTY-F DENTS
- w means q The Pocket oularua Or every one IIis
own IhJMeihn. Ibrtieh EDITION. vth hu ndfgd an
tatinE showing Dses-.s AID halforpstioss in every
shsf1 And form, ~ william Young ~ d., Graduate the
nnivftty = PenDsylsana Tie various forms ~ Secret
Dseret sfe faithfully deScrbed and al the rtesr.s gy.s
~ lain iangusRe The chapter Self Abuse 10 worthy N
particular ano should be read by every one Youss
men VIE have been unfortunate contracting disease
previous T. placing yourselves under IL any dootor
70 mater shat ia pr tentons lie got copy 81 ths
ny ufctal wtk fArFors yisihg fhe city Particularly
ose contemplating marriage don't think rtarn nr hons
without cory 81 the Psciet scuapue SEES .na
leHoha s"ng 70 SEA- should possess Dr. YounRa o
sarraFe NE Pocket hssulaplus, Eyer. Ono uie Ows
IhIean Ah5 person HcEcng twenty osRss Al 5seI
N later VII receive one opy u thsbook neil era
copies VIII x cent iur one dollar Aierea DR IN lOUN
Iszstruee street fhiladslphRl nnd CIR sale By stf.n
TavnFend. ~ broadway. New York. =
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INV tooFEh, u DUANE STREEr Hap FoR r,tu
Mt fourteen wars conarsd hia rraetfaa IL the trraN
ment ~ merrural and other dsuAgse lie can ea 80 -.
sra'sca cases this disease, ard mild casss removed
two 70 Eve days perfect cure ~ 81 chs7ga
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1851-01-07
TIE RAIVORD MALI.
POST OFFICE HOURS,

Once open during BUSINESS hours (excepi
when opening, making up Or chanoing mills
and on SUNDAY rom EIGHT 70 NINE O'Clock, AM
or n. B,-Letiera should always be de-
posted IN The letter Lox before the hour Of
closing lhs mail-lhis will insure despatch Shy
or 1t is IMPORTANT, 10 addressing letters
NAT the name q the County, as well as The
Pos'-otieo and State, should appear in tho adj,
dress.-4ID
Nov, 1, 1850.
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Memphis, Tenn. July, 1850.

The faculties. for intellectual ahiIit.
worth and professional requirements,
pare faYorably with the most disting
oar country. The medical faculty Q
an anomaly in this or any other col
Of them are able lecturers and ii
teachers.
Those who contemplate our googra
s'uon, and the extent of orr popuL,
hive no d1ubl as to the eligibility Of
alton for an enterprise of the kline
health, including all seasons of the
deny that any other city has more.
a common error exists in the mind
students relative to the place of studt
those who intend praeticing a
diseases of the WI st and south should
EDUCATE themselves At a school whose
practically acquainted with those Gis
That the public may be satisfied 0
manency OF this school, we feel ii OF
state, that the Trustees and faculty f
n action, which augurs well for lis +
,ess; and that the peculiar organizat
connects them, cannot be interrupted
E W VI X
Feb 23'50ly [Pres't. Memphis
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JAMES HENRY


iuiH Ut. u N IOftefs
Delta, Coahoma CO., Miss, Nav
Mr., o o Woodman,-Dear SIR;
but few OF the very many rostroms
I'd TO the public, TO which | would i
to lend the sanction Of my name.
humble it may be in the world OF lei
medicine. Observation and experier
ever have forced upon me the eonvie
Billings Carminqtive and Astrinren4
a very valuable eompeand, UPON
principles perfectly in harmony with
OF organic llfe--and therefore deserv,
its ingredients are kept secretly to ran
~ the scale Of remedial agents thai
noslrum. Il affords me pleasure Ia
without the fear Of contradiction 10
testimony in f1vor Of lis efficiency,
ana pleasant remedy, in all the form
81 complaint tor which il ls recon
! nave used i myself in sew raj very
ing chrDnlc cases Of diarbm and dysen
recommended il in many others case
every Instance where such O prepafa
Gated y proved successful. Resi-
yours, y NJ PORTER
purchasers should beware Of ima
aud c@nnterfeiis. The genuine is pai
bottle, with an elegant
wrapper, bearing the signature Of lie
toT; o. 0 w. Cd
Sold BY Moore & Carpenter. ant
Greea, Jacks PriestIey e. Mosbv.
and ny D urgists & Merchants
thronghoutthe Union.
a ugust "a. 1850.
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La W. DEPRRTMz

Hon. E W NJ KING, Professor Of I'll
Practice Of Law.
Hon V. D. Barry, Professor Of 60
Jurisprudence
TERMs-s5O per Session.
AID communications pertaining 10
partment must be addressed to
e w NJ KIN
Memphis, Tenn. July. 1850.
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CTINIQUE LECTURERS
Medicine-PRop. II J HUGE.

Medicine-PRoF. H HUGE.
Surgery--PRor. X S NEWTON.
anatomical Demouslrator-Z FREE
The Tess for full course OF Lecture
~ =" hundred aud five dollars.
'''T" tessor's ticker, SIS. Martr'
Pr pe"ions or's Fee, go. Grddua
address their letters, j naidl - Il
and students arriving IN u citv
call on MIN atthe Commercial u,
RSNEwT0N, NJ D, Dean Of tho I
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From Dr.. James Henry,

Alfalfa Co Miss Dec
Mr.. Q. O. WOodman-Dear Sill
Billings Carminative aud Asuingenf
several clearly marked cases of tie d
which It is recommended, and have
successful in every case. / take b
saying that | considered il a good
and prepared with great skill
Yours, Respectfully.
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MPHlS TNSFITI


MEDICAL LEPARTME.
The regular course VI Lectures in
siitnte will commence IN the first ofN
and eounnne until the last of FebrhaI
Anat9mieal depatlmeL. will be opt
ready Ia receive students by the frs
The medlc4l department will be undt
reetion Of tbe following
P SIS.
]. CoNoUEs cRoss, Professor OF the Ins
Medicine, and Medical Jurlspruden
w BYRD PowELL, N D, Professor of
Pyslology, Medical Geology and Mil
K ) NEWTON, N D, Professor Of Surg
II J lIULcE, N D, Professor Of Theory 8
ice Of Medicine,
J A WILSON, II D, Professor of Obstet
Diseases Of Women and Children.
J kINs, NJ D, Professor Of Materia M
Therapeutics
q. FREEMAN, NJ. D. Professo, Of a mate
J MILToN SANDERS, A M, M D., Professor
istfy and Pharmacy.
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TnE CoLUMRUs MAIL

% due, Closes,
s sss,:ssy .'..'-s s % S. : y ).
HgE LEXINGTON AND YAzoo MAIL
TaesdFge,, Closes,
s!'"s.:, :. S s S:s . . !. /.
THE gERNON & liz.
au Is due, CID, NiAAN
Fngsd = y n8rM Sunday aiE-
fFaay Wednesday Sar. NJ.
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W "HIHg' 10 7 La., Jan! 70,
Mr.. D 0. Woodman:-Dear Sir; S
last year, introduced into this neigl
Dr.. Billings C%arnnative and Astrint
rup, and from the success that has IN
attended its use, not only in my own
but that Of others, as we'll as in 70
which | have sold the preparation
clined TO think it will not be- long
great deal Of it will be sold here.
am not disposed to gel out Of il my
you will therefore please send me
enclosed, five dollars, as early as pos
obIise. Your obedient servant,
- ~ rNtrs uN.,N ~.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN RE
F,IP TpR ANN crpr
Asiatic ChoIera in Us EarI,

ASlatlc Ch0lera in its Early
The Voice Of lie Pr5fessi
ME great favor which Dr.. BilliE
mipatlve and Aitringent $
found with medical men, and the grt
to whichit i used and recommends
sicians OF the highest responsibility,
to the community. 1t stands far y
qnack nostrums hich are forced up
notice, and has often with false CT
We present names is we'll known to
munity, and the medical world.
iollvwing.
From Seymor Halsey, NJ D. Surg
United States Army, and Thomas j
NJ p Of Vicksburg.
This is to certify hat for the
or four yeats, have frequently used
ling's Syrup in my practice in choIc
tum; (the summer complaint OF child
chronic cases of Diarhae in grown pc
children; and | have no RESTITUTION
mending this PREPARATION as one Of
remedies for these diseases | have q
s. HALSEY,
! corToborate DR.. Ilalsey's certifcf
TT HARPER,
From DR.. A G Ne
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Latest News ny Telegraph.

About the time that the storm came on lat night,
accompanied with heavy thunder and very vivid
lightning, We had news from Washington. which,
in the days Of the Romans would have portendei
general breaking up Of the power Of the govern
ment. Whether or not, however, the cabinet i y
60 20 pieces o. the question oF the collectorshiP
Of Philadelphia. remains t. h. seen. II i should,
we do not know what viii become II the celebri-
ton Of the OPP ming Of the Erie Railroad ~til, Per
hays, there need bc NJ alarm on this point, i,r
though Mr.. Senator Cooper might ~ pleased b.
have his quarrel with Mr.. Lewis terminate accord.
ing 70 the programme Of our de'patch, which Il. u
many respects, quite curious, yet there MAJ y
other means Of having split 10 fbe cabinet. which
viii have more dramatic and comprehensive X
feet. slender o. arc portion u the materials of
the cabinet il may he that the Philadelphia ppliti-
clans q re too weak T. separate them. We .hIl
Sc yet cannot but adj, If thing. 'tatc'i,
,ha, Mr.. Levi. .hould have tho marnanimity T.
res ,l-and, IL hc has not thai Mr. Fillmore should
have he decision T. remove him. .o!cy iar MT =,
Ing 10
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fscs rnr Wrsr ISnirs ASp rtir BrK,rpAs-The ar
rival q the brig swan from Bermuda put in posses
sion Of papers from those islands the lt instant from
which We make the following extracts =
We understand that the Corporation Of Hamilton has
It in contemplation TO erect building suited for
hotel on the vacant square the academy OF Alfred
T. Deane, ESD and feel confident that were one in
operation of the description the Corporation have IN
view, IL would be great advantage to the Islands and
the number Of strangers who would visit Bermuda, in
search Of health To avoid the rgors Of northern
cline, would be greatly increased.
The Rev Thomas smith, Wesleyan missionary, who
has for time been residing in these islands aud Of
which he is native has been appointed to one OF the sta
Asrrau.-Dates are 10 the 18th instant Three smart
shocks Of earthquake felt the morning Of the
sth The Of the whole island i just completed
showing the population TO be 363s9 The House of As
sembly had decided to the services OF Island
agent in London to whom the colony has been paying
upwards Of 400 year. Mrs. Nug.nt. widow OF the
late speaker Of the Assembly had been voted annuity
Of faoo.
Council had the important subject OF education under
debsraton it having been brought before the Council
by message from the Governor. The manufacture Of
sugar progressing rapidly. The crop had
closed with falling on in quantity as compared with
last years return.
ST. Lucn.-The new Municipal Council of Castrios ID
entered their duties. The Council had imposed tax
Of i've per cent on the rental Of houses.
ST Nis,ESrAccounts from this island 10 the 9th
instant. Trade very anguid and although ground
provisions advance in the price OF bread
SUITS had taken place The weather very favorable
GRAsapA-Dates to the 18th April The sugar crop
expected to yield this year, 1000 hogsheads
than il did the last meeting If the Agricultural
Society held pursuant to special call on the ID, for
the purpose Of petoning tn. British Parliament against
IN. further reduction Of duty IN. produce Of
slave labor The meeting is said 10 have been
rously attended by the members who seemed TO feel the
importance Of the measure which they were daber
ting and consequently earnestly and jealousy entered
into discussion on it,
TuRas IslAsns-The session OF the Legislature was
opened III. 9Th by President Forth who congratulated
the Council the satisfactory state u the there
being surplus Of upwards of il3o0 The st crop VI
1850 SEQ bushels less than that nj 1870 Two
whales taken the 5th by the boats Of the Turks
Islands haling Company.
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that the bank will be able to accomplish the object in
view.
tn Bank Of The Rcpube-This institution has capital
paid in Of 81 0ooooo President, g. Lamar; present
location, Merchants Exchange--entrance in Hanover
street The property on the If Broadway and
Wall street has been purchased BY this company upon
which banking house will be erected. Many of the
stockholders in this institution southerner and the
bank will do Southern business.
The Bank Of North .4maiea-Capal 81 oOs Oo0--Wm r.
Havemeyer President Location, 81 Wall street This is
strong well-managed institution, and has been started
by some of the richest houses in the city.
The Pacific Bank-Capital S4lT O0o-Location
Broadway and Grand street This bank has been esab
shed for the accommodation Of drygoods dealers and
retail merchants, in Broadway above Canal street
The Ranorer Bank--Captal $500 00o-Location, Hanoi
square Of Pearl street. The managers Of this
bank active business men, and all the leading depart
ofradc represented in the Board of Directors
There doubt that this will be of the best banks
in the city.
The Citizens Banh--Capital standardization Bow
sry Of Walker street Its customers will be Of
that class Of merchants and dealers doing business in its
immediate vicinity.
The Peopes Bcnk-capital 500 ooo-Loeation, Canal
street. West Bi oadway An institution of this kind
has long been wanting in that vicinity, and it will be
great those doing business at the low
end of Canal street and in West Broadway
TIE FIRING Ba,k-Capital S5oo,ooo-E. II. Laing, Pre-
sident. Location, 80 Greenwich streetIts business
viii probably be confined TO its immediate vicinity,
but it in competition with the old established
hanks of that neighborhood, and therefore has the
nsId to Itself.
Tie Bcnk Of the Meiropolis-capital Located in the
treeehes pocket If some broker in Wan street.
The aggregate capital Of these institute is upwards
Of is millions being addition to the previous blnug
capital Of the city Of about twenty-five per cent Here
is bss for increase in credits Of fun fifteen millions
of dollars, and have doubt the quarterly
port Of the banks win show corresponding expansion
in the line Of discounts The returns for March 1851,
compared with those FOR December, 1850 exhibit
neaed aggregate amount in tho leading department.
T~eut nine bsns aud banking associations reported ia
december, 1850, and thirty lone in March, 1851 -
NV YoRr Grry BANKS.
X,
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uyn,,.s llc. pn,sam-scrornla. yeurnl-

gis, attenuation S- Bernard Rice vas for more than
tortured by lnnammGtOEy rheumatism; his joints
gracefully swollen, aud lasch Ut III. time he
allie dress undrnss himself Li feet upon the
lie compelled abandon very Lucrative
business and last summer be Visited sharon SPRING but
returned to the city the fall without having 0btngd
scntial relief Mr. l. H. Gndwin then advised hin try
IIyatts Life Balsam. lie did and in few days aban
doned his erutches few bottles restored him TO health to
his business and the rood solid wsight at 0ts Nr. Rice
resides at Leroy street Mr. John Time ~ Hutlrs street,
afflicted several years with oathsome serona ulcers.
and violent eruptians Of the skin which at tae. covered
trial OF various medicines saraparlas and physicians.
Wit rel lief he perfectly cured by
bottles OF the all parity Life Bslsau. The Life Bal
unfaag cure for tie worst forms of Rhtuma-
tism Erysipelas Scrofuo. Neuralgia Dyspepsia. fstua,
Piles. old Ulcers and all disease arising rom i'm pure blood,
matter how foul tainted The system has become.
PRINCIPAL Office las between Grand aud Broome
streets AGENT for Newark Y. h. r. Nshbaskrk, - Broad
street For Brooklyn Mrs. Haye J Fulton street - cts.
art hottle.
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MONEY MARKET.

suNpsri May III L. VI.
The .ock market closed yesterday firm, at quota
tonf, We have noticed during the past two three
days a growing disposition the part of outsiders
purchase stocks and the part of holders in the
stree, to withdraw their lists from the market. The
future look. much encouraging tor Spectators
and all apprehension has disappeared relative % the
shipments Of specie 10 foreign ports A the ad
the receipts from California will increase and
the probability H. that with active expectation to
Europe the Accommodations in our banks. and in the
hand. u the public, will rapidly increase Last year the
receipts Of gold from California, the early months
limited the bulk q the supplies not having
TO hand until after july wll probably, be tho
this year. and If the outward current, for few weeks
does not stronger than the inward current, there
need be fear Of any reduction u supply Of pre-
cious metals The leading railroad stocks look WELL
Long Bland has improved wonderfully within day
two. The If this r il said to b. the ucreas in the
receipts Of the company Airport will be issued in few
days, which will without doubt have very favorable
influence upon the market So little l. known Of the po-
tion tbe financial srairs this that re-
port is much wanted Harlem working up. The business
thus far IN May shows great increase that for the
period ast year The extension Of twenty miles win be
completed by the 1T Of July, and the company will have
thai addition 20 te line g. draw income from the
last sN months In thu year Lre Railroad has been quite
steady during the past two ~ three days IL may he
sustained where IL i Tor -mc time although 1t l. much
more thsn II 1. worth Ecsdn. Railroad il wrak and
probably will decline The coal trods IL by no means Ia
y healthy sste, and VII the transportation companies
eounci.-i with it must be le>s unavoraby ~
fected 1t j. nlpre-iontlat all the land stock will
in the even, Of important speculative in the
MARKET. a,snse rapidly than any other class ~
stocks ON the ut fort.mouth ant tigeworth require
little capital 10 carry and nvorte- with SPECTATOR.
oi moderate The stock n the Portsmouth Com
pan. will b. scssl worth mach the sale Of
ut. the 18th inst, al the Merchants Exchange, than
t j. Ij.e~orA J. ihc cheapest stc,A 81 the Kind
Ia. let, NJ rr.ssot prices.
The amount ~ specie exported from This port iarin,
ths past week aud the estimation " shipments,
aDnsrcd:-
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looked into the magnificent carpet PETERSON
HI MPHREY Of Broadway and White street. II is
the largest richest city Large additions to the
stock have Just been made and variety Of the
styles and the best qualities Of Carpetngs Matn Asts
Drugrets OIL Cloths, Rugs, Table and Piano Covers &c
be examined here well by running from store TO
store through the whole length OF roadway GA the score
dealer undersell Peterson Humphrey for
they modest fully content with te smallest
profits The motto Of small pronts and quick sales
adop,ed by them when business and by
strict adherence they have built mp busi-
and in the will realize fortune. Look their
goods learn their prices and then better yourselves else
where il you can.