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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

WALKING AS AN EXERCISE is we'll
understood that the general health of cities
is due to the custom of constant walking,
which prevails among the residents ofcrowd-
ed towns. This compensates for the want
Of fresh and free air 1t is certain that city
ladies walk much more than their country
friends. The latter, when they can COM
mand a horse, think a mile S walk great
undertaking Ladies in the country hesi-
tate about venturing abroad on foot; and
they remain within doors, Or in quiet inae-
ton, while the city danes, who are presum-
ed to be ''delicate, y and unable to endure.
fatigue, walk miles over the pavements,
without thinking Of the exertion. Visitors
to the city from tie country are worn out by.
"a days shopping" while their city guides
are apparently as fresh at the close as in the
beginning of the days work. sl.' =
Walking is the most natural, useful and
thorough exercise that can be taken. In
fantry, in an army, can outmarch the monn-
ted men,. A proof Of the superiority of the
biped over the quadruped. is given in the
result of a recent wager A man undertook
to walk from New York to Cincinnati in
eighteen days, and accomplished the task,
with nine hours to spare. The person with
whom the bet was made accompanied him,
in light carriage, and the pedestrian at the
end of the journey. was in better condition
than the horse or his driver This accords
with all experience. The human frame be-.
comes Injured to wholesome and proper ex-
ertion, and the biped gains strength under
it, in greater degree than any quadruped.a
We have no objection to dumb bells, and
other paraphernalia of the gymnasium. But
none of these contrivances are half as bene-
fetal as the use of our natural means of To-
comotion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

ANEcDorE OF REV PETER CARTWRIGHT.
In 1901, Peter Cartwright received what is
called IAN exhorter's license" and was al
lowed to exercise his gift" He began to
find a little education necessary and Provi-
dence opened bis way to school at which
were taught '.all the branches of common
education and also the dead languages. So
Peters linguistic requirements are thus ex
hibited: 2aHi
Il recollect once to have come across one
Of these Latin and Greek scholars--a regu-,
lar graduate in theology. In order to bring
me into contempt in public company, he
addressed me in Greek. In my younger
days [ had learned considerable of German.
listened to him as if I understood it all,
and then replied in Dutch. This he knew
nothing about, neither did he understand
Hebrew. He concluded that Ihad answer,
ed him in Hebrew, and Immediately caved
in, and stated to the company that was the
first educated Methodist preacher he ever
saw"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

A QUESTION. Mamma" said little
child, ''my Sabbath school teacher tells me
that this world is only place in which God
lets us live awhile that we may prepare for
a better world. But mother, I do not see
any one preparing. [ see you preparing to
go into the country, and Aunt Ellen is pre-
pairing to come here. But [ do not see any,
one preparing to go there. Why don't you
try to get ready? You scarce ever speak
about going"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

1a-"Put out your tongue little fur
ther," sold a physician to female patient;
''a little further, ma'am, if you please---a
little further STILL"
"Why, doctor, do you think there is no
end to a woman's tongue :" cried the fair
invalid. 1 .5H
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

~Absence destroys small passions and
increases great ones, as the wind extnguish-
cs tapers and increases fires, SD
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

Nanjemoy, Jan. 4, 1859.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

The Springfield Republican has capital
article on this subject. Here are some ex-
tracts:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18
oou,no, law court calendar.

FRIDAY, November Isth-6 Jamlson W Acknlsht.
Ex'rs 81 keller IS nIlrlassi - Nod. AtnoA 20
vs. Co1neus IS O'Cunnen W Cast1lerf o. Douglass vs.
caves saw. Ins.s IS J. r Gihsln a e. e Davids1n A.
Dou-hrrtys n saint " Smith 81 TAFT vs. GrinuE; 50
c1d5n " Morris - ais; 81 jones " hshe. 81 Clayton,
Wa.san a Graf " Huui, Exrs t4 Ms. Fittnan " n a
orr r COS 1s3 Lucas & co vs. 0rimugi ial Garfield "
Alien. fe6 Hardway " Harris. Huruiey a COS E1 Gzr-
reff " Harris Adm'x; 90 shannon " Crenshaw; s07
Rruk a. Trnn - Ccuper e. Ass 90 Eheiean a Paris "
Fletrher. Riohardson q CO. 30 Fiel " Shrlfre- 81
P11y1, KILLER A % " Rowlets 2l2 Fails Casa vs. Ashe.
wilson a CO; 2l5 Hanooce, CLARK a e. " Moro 4 Hnr-
rs. Adm'rss s6 Kelley vs. CLARKE a Eichnrfson: aT
Coleman " MeKeerer, ae'i; 22I vanrerr1nl. sn'th-k
20 rs LIS Burr l. COS "a WhitoeId Va rrue; ~ via
berger a Bailey Edm'u " Feck.=r. 81 ais. ga Gc1-
nan " steEerts 1b shall. Trustee vs. Maria= az Van
derpaoL snih % - Bradford; 2sa ofConner. Guard.
vs. Tsylor 4 O. 2i Ameneu - Bower.
SATURDAY, November Is.-sa Gayle W shanfs; 81
small " siratiens AcDavift s. o. rs KYLE vs. rrouedaie
60 ne Nari1-d " Hccoub g. cs l1f Stanley vs.
4eryi t8 0reenbEy " Forrest a Naples las
rFes-AE y fialerFs f3 Memphis j Herusnla piank
reee y brEanti l4 williams vs. AHan; IG Saut & 20
y AAyiof is Faherty 4 Bro " Steamboat Tweed; $50
hArdinz ~ hembert a COS l6I Trirr vs. Marrorv. Is7
" Walker 16s Kin rs Incke-Bonneys 100
bean "a rmer-DouE : 20 Dean vs. Yanfossen & c;
- lqEsWeAl scent, vs. Young; III Raache - SEans IT'S
Nnit-ett " Alien ITS Mcoiu1rd & O. " Mynaf- $50
rergnson ys fcwsiis lef Jones " Little; I65 Doyle "
Ayreui ieS Larkin " Allen lse Loaney " garniraaE
~ JarniFua v Heass l2 Dennis v Rarb1ur. Cases
aust be either tried or continued Al call.
NARDUS J. WRIGHT. Cierk
By A. = NHEFEFa- Dent. Clerk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18

Barry Gray, a New York correspondent Of
the Columbia IS. c. C0araHs, gives a lauda-
tory account Of the contemporary female Wi
tsrs OF the South, a bevy Of whom have recent
" formed the attraction Of our hotel society
during the present fall. And frst Of Miss
Evans, Of Mobile, the author Of "Beulsh:n
Iventared, one pleasant afternoon in Sep
TENDER, TO enter the s.. Nicholas, where the
author Of BeulshD was staying. Miss Evans
converses weli-better, indeed. than TIE gene
rality o. women. In good sooth, her congersa-
ton often reminded me Of that Of Der heroine
Beaiah, who, I judged, was, in some p~srtieu-
lars, modelled after her own proper self-which
will accouSt for The naturslness and truthful
ness Of the Character ss portrayed. Miss
Evans possesses a most interesting counte-
nance characterized ~ thoughtfulness and re-
pose. Her carriage Is dignihed and graceful,
and her maansrs cordial and unaffected. Like
Beulsh, Miss Evans, II ] mistake not, has
large. expressive gay eyes, full Of . fbrave,
glad, hopeful hgtdr
Quite diders6 ct from Miss Evans, m many
respects. is another southern authoress and
belle-h ruing. lively, coqaeftish Lizzie Petit,
Of Firgmja- pstted child Of fashion, though,
sing .rarlv enough. unsDoiledb by the praise snd
IA .tery lsvished upon her. She has given TO
ne literary world two delightful volumes
Light ana DdTAnessr eLo-
life, sn- Household Mysteries" a romance
of the South-besides having another one, en-
titled q stars Of the Crown" ready FOR the
press. Miss Petit's first book, az you may
perhaps nov BE- aware, was written when The
author was only IS, and as the work Of one
thus Youthful, certainly eFinced much real
germs. Lizzie IL a brunette, with the brilliant
complexion. sparkling dark eyes and glossy
hair, enblemshc Of many Of your southern
bellies and, ike my own httle southern maid
FOR an account Of whom see past Home JosY-
4als-she delights in pesls and orangefowers.
But Lizzie, not satisfied with being an author
sss, Is even now on the point OF carrying oui a
long-cherished design, that Of appearing upon
the stsge-snd one for which inclination
natural talent and study have, to a certain sx-
tent prepared her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18
Memphis Animal Conference OF the
VI. r. Church.

Conference met At the arpoiuted hour, Bishop An
dreEs in he chair- Religious exercises byg. d. Black-
Esn.
ne minutes Of yesterday were rssd and approvet.
A -oarumuioz1i1l from 2 Il. Myers, editor o. ne
Ch.riestou county Afr0cefc, was read and referred -
ire o1uniitse on Accounts from he Publishing houss.
Ao1nmunieztioa frau Florence wesleyan University
vas referred 70 the COMMITTEES On Baucaion-
ne report o ne trustees Of Bzsaom Female Seminary
Va referred 70 ne oommitee on Edneadon-
communicates from wm- 7. Smithson was read
and referred % a special COMMITTEES consisting q Wm-
n. KeFerrin, C. < Carter, Z E Hamilton.
report frsm Byhaiia Female Institute vas read and
res.rred 10 ne o1muiaee on Eduoa1on.
IA report fram tie Eenshis au;crenoe female insti-
tue -as read and referred to he .oomniree on edraa-
ton
T. G. stuytsn presented q series q resolutions in re-
sara 70 IN endozueni for A.nsreE college, ssco5ded b.,
Bsweu, vhieh were read and referred tSa p 1iaI
committee oo1sieilg q p ". Joness G.. " Carter,
md z {. sayt0a-
ne ~foIioving resslutsn vas oaersd AZ PISSED.
EHEnEAs. Il 3 ds1ned impartau.. that ais oonfer.
snos orEaniEe hsi0- iel saeyr
RooiUef. hat Aer G. ". .. Harris. Wm. n.
EcFerrlns ;. A. -DgEE a1d A. v. Junes b appointed
aomnitss % a. ~ oasdtutou, and report Is soo a.
On moi@ q }. A. viaesnt C. 3onss vas aaasa q,
saia c9mnii
ne iH Quests: Va. are rs-z1mitteds wastskenuh
ND ~ beiuE su'y re-oransnaed from Grenaaa dis
hiS -1s rs-sdaiusd.
!. LossTy beiuE GUY r~sozumendsd from Paris dis
Giag vas r~e-stmrted
ne case q p~rsashssso Of the hira year vss fsksn Up.
J. n. Cooper ps=ed. but ugt having been before the oon-
niuee. va required % he eKzmined on The third year,
zf.aies ne1f year. J. ". Eirk, !. ". Nedlin, gosepi
Il Evan. ?. A. WIEerson, ". c. Green and 4. S
8Eia, passed
oussaon . what travelling preachers have beer
-siectsl AID ordained eldersg vas taken up A c
$nirh, A. s. Hamnton. joseph B. Harris-E. s. Fisheri
psase. but not being before te o0mmitise va no
eiected; Ersntss q supeuumeraT relati9a-Horao
level Il. B. CorIustan, wa s. Hsrris1n@ DAVE
ut being present Eas not eiectedi eharaaer psssei-N
Y wells. Thanss O. Lane, Amas Eendzl.
ne ora question, wa are admitted On hislf bein
taken %, :. ". sbsiion, q me Memphis dist-ia "a
called ~ b. the bishop and examined before the on
ference. with . solemn eharge By TIE bishop, aad sdma
ted
ns ooufersnes, On moaan, adjourned, via bensdi
tt1 D. ne bishop
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18
T~o Days Later from Brownsville

NEW o~RLEAxs, November i7-The New or'eans
True Delta has received private sdvioes from a gentle
nan who left Brownsville. Texas % the IAN Inst
Brownsville had not been attacked BY coTtna5 eui be
was haurlr arnaetad Do adranee On the place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18


The article % WHISKY nIT 50 vel Known a. "Day's
Aromafic VALLEY WHISKY 20 hss e-abIshed q rsputadsn
50 universal Is rrnisr h dn1un Cor ne manufaetursr
% kesp pace with the demlni mis- is TIE rss1lt o.
perssvering sn-rgy In It's iutrsiu-tion. susalnsfby a
ietcrmiusaon udoDtei AZ ne Outset mf never 90 an
Instant deputs5 h1n. daf is ourina1 pu-itv an IN
rivaiei sE-eueuce shluit e1ntinue % the end.
N oumen fate attendant aD5a an such saccsusfuI
snorts, has overakeu me manuflc'urtr. 70 g. imitatei
By inscriptions imp1st1r sni AM infsrior and .purlou.
srtice is plimsd 1rgpau us o1mmuiy Do the great
erime Of ne public AZ ven ss iniurr b ae m~anufac-
tursr, bon In nalm-n and r-I-earnrI repute. I've
y efnuhas been made o. guard arails; this piracy By e
apr-riEat q TIE label and By peculiar lhaps n TIE
sotue.
Iaai1n ne pullic aE-i1lt his Iuprii1n upcn them
and upon ny aEhfs sntI earnestly desire s1ch iuforma-
uon from those Who may possess d, by having beea vie
timg-l 70 stherrise. as viii enable mi. 20 protec the
public ant uyssif1 ~ prseculan O. h- utmost extent or
the law. Ths reuulns Days Argmaue vauev WIS
g &" is put up in eases afl bottles each. with irht vel
low LIBEL snd sealed win yeu8E wax. win ne pro1-is-
tors stamp on TIE wax, and Fac smile Signature % ne
pupusor ehbsI. All other articles are inia-
ious.
IT, d-pend uPln SETTING q pare arucie
uasn nsy bay ne valley WHISKY. A. ts sold byihs
bottle aaiesse oliy- WI. H. DAILY.
70 sluh william street. New York,
orf1-s Sole Prruriatrr.
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ylfns bp GeIfaranb.
The Harper's Ferry InsurEeetion--

The Harperss Ferry En-surFecfion--
uunor OF the Hescuc OF BrotEn.
BosTos, November I7.-Dr Howe, = his city, Who
il chsrrea viii simplicity in ne insurresioa Ct hE-
pers Perry. has eel 90 Canada 50 ~ % avoid being SUM
uoned 70 appear before TIE Federai Courts HIS niendi
sirenpsusiy deny HE baving any eonneetion With he
insurrecioa.
WAsHrsoroE, November r7.-Greei ezeitcucnt pre-
vaiis al Richmend and Alexanfra on aooount o q ru-
NOR being circulzied hat the rescue q broEa Is % Dc
attempted. ne runner is d.scretited In Ms city
RicHNosn. Va November IA teiegraph do
patch was resolved here to-day from Col. Davis 81 Alex
andris 10 Governor wise, requesting him % send imme-
diately two oompanies o. cavalry. me dsszteh stated
that ave barns as ont houses had been fred to-iav, ard
il vas suvposed 70 be he wort Of ne s7upathizers O
nrown.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18
sarety or INC steamer worm star.

NEw ToRK, November l1.-ridinss q he missing
steamship Sorth sias have been received She went
sshors On ne Frsnch Keys. oTthe est ofFioriday en- the
25h ult Afer remsinius on the keys seven dys she
succeeded in getting O. vifhsui assistance ana pro
ceedod on her rorare
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18

NEw ORIrsSs, Nov. H. p cutoa-Ths alra o.
to-day smouni 20 Iooaobaes. surar-te martst cosf
bnsyaat having advanced Ko-guotad a 6A41ks-
Pork-the market closed dnu a. sis9f5-25 slsht Ez-
change "a Nss York s9s 4 disuautj o~nfonaga, *
a..
Ths Sugar crop n Lsuiiana hasn some extent been
inlErsdby he recsut heavy frosu.
XIV IoRK. Sor. n. n--Farr-ths martet esssi
dull ne aies o. to-day am1uui 70 500 tris. at stao8
SIS. ne Corn market siussd vsry dan. Porf-Elasra
Ness il quoted at sislo8lsIzH.
NEW YoHK. Nov. H. P. H.-c1non-rho market
eioed dall. me sales q to-tsy am1ant to go bales
Prices are easier, Bat qulnfous rsusin unchsnrrf.
P~urk-Easisrn Nsss e qlsisd 4 sf59i5.8. Sugar
kusovatois quoted steEG7kc
cTscTSsArI, Nov. II. N.-Flour-hs market eiosei
steady ns sales q ne Day amsaat % 400 brls. a.
tA8, wAi.keyi s quetsd 81 21H. Sales of 20 hris-
c0rn-Ths market closed acire-hadsrs demanling 40
sdvancs Of Ia1c. oat-ne market closed quiet AZ a.
sugar-there Is an improved demand At an adrance e.
kei sales Of prime Al Sc. cqase-quated atl2Ka No
iasses quotei a. s5c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18
AYERS
Cure,

FOR IhL aFEEDE tAAE "
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, OF Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeVers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases orisi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
BY the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than a sune
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
We are now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that il VIII eradicate the disease.
snd with issuance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arse from its use IN any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must Dc Of immense service IN the
communities where It prevails. PrereHfion IS
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CURE" expek
the miasmatic poison of FEvER AND AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, If taken On the first ap-
preach Of its premOnitory symptoms II j.
not only the best remedy ever yet Discovered
for this class Of complaints but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
BODY; and in bilious districts, where fryER
AND AaUE prevails, every body should have Il
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach Of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of InteTmittents is, that It contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently II pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
BY it are left as healthy Is if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, G0ut, Headache
blindness Toothache, Earache, Catauh, Asth-
ma. Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
spleen. HystericS Pain in the Bowels, Cole,
Paralysis and Derangement Of the stomach,
an Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
zeal. This "CURE" expels the poison from
the blood. and consequently cures them all
alike. Il Is an invaluable protection 10 immI-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
nesidine in the malarous distnctsS II taken
occasionally OF daily while exposed 70 the IN
lection, that viii be excretcd from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
10 rpen into disease. Hence il IS even more
valuable for profession than cure, and few VIII
ever suffer from Intermittcnts, il they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy az
lords.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-18

q Among ne strangers at present in the
d'y' We are haPR s q greet our GA friend. " " Gates
q ne "eH r AEesee Hhig. We most eaesrfuny Of
Ter nm uef N znss q cur sanotun during his say IN
me etsi ar Auould eoommsnd his paper 70 orr business
mn 4e O ne best asvsrtifiug mediums 70 Be found
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FrErpr.H OrrEacE-Two larlsss 4

FIEEDIsH OUrRAGE.-Two lawless ne en-
tered he residence a. q vidos lady named Ads'ms Par
Ley. vho live, iu Nsrth Memphis. wednesday nisb. and
acted toward her in he most insulting ulanrer. u-r
cries attracted the a~iteutioa Of o4aers Hsrnie srs
Wsrd, vbo entered M house and exPen e ne mfs-e
znt- TIE villains did not seem sarsassl win dir *
ploits. however, snd Afterwards thre-r Stones "a bricks
a. the buildiuE- Ers- FarleT vas drzcs t-o or three
times during tire sssauit upoa the huuse, and as win
doEs sd doors were broken. Aezrs. Hayais and ward
then Pursusd ne ouaEFs sna mcceeted in catching The
leaainE onei a man named A. Il. FsEsn, the same iudi-
FiduA that arem7iea 70 saot omcer Bsvnie q shorttime
since While ths; om1sr s,s ensesvorinr 70 make Al A.
rest. Fzsan was t.sn before The recorder yesterday
an aned tEeuty-n ss dolars. he ease vas subsequsut-
y b~Toughtto the alteration Of ne grand jury, who found
an indietmeu-. zgainsi Fssaa Tor ssssuitnE Adaline Par
ley aud B'-bsTy saeiIon. Pagan is asE in Jail awaiting
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NEW ORLEANS. November l7.-fee SHIPS Ri Lane,
WA. woodbury., r.. A Bright, from liverpool. Abauoss
from Trassani, and Cumberland from Havre. also the
bsrks Robert from 81. Thomas. virginia and Esaelirna
from RIO Jansiro. arrived Al this port to-day.
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r. The patrons OF the New Memphis
rhe.ter, ell q whom srs me sduireu q NJ
win Be- pleased to learn Nat nat gentleman AAs
"a a roeular snEaEsmsui a. q memser q ne o
N. n.a. n. a-t .r-a.rala. wean-aity erenlng.
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ne hauad n Nov. u ne money uErtet haa 1ot
been 10 Easy during ihc past week, houEh rates are M
Darcel. On demand. hans are mafs 81 515 30 ne
rerr iogest rate for paper ls5 -, A. vhft Extremely
elice acccp-aec.s, a. U4D tay, are pass-i- Good
aama papeTs 81 t1Ya, s. very choice indoraef fHG
nlur1s paper sask get I; nrut class sinrie names Z act-
srolni dass 5tt0 ~ hger gfsdes t0ais. aocofllnE
30 standing. etc.
very little demsnd from ne Importers most a. The Leaf
ing dr1uers have taf On easy WeeE q l. We qn1ff
sttrling 90 DAY bius nankeuD a. fio9llcAs and sheet
sight lcHai10k 500 usrcantiis balls A. i0ah0
iQ9k bills ca Paris 612h4i3t for % days. auf 8 o.
Eltk hr short slEht- Atthese rates n requires e0mr
mlnarfmeut n cover exchanse - sbippinE specie; ana
fr The rreeenl. We presume hat The iea1inE drawers
viii 81 % more ~prufistis y purchase cotton bills.
The c1nrse q tie A.mesuc exchanges l. shown . ne
following table q M prce q uEst bills o. NoE Tors
a. The rifar martioued
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FOR nc ace Of oastaole in the 1ourtseafh civil district
s ne ensuIne election, there Is none more verify than
cur young friend ~. A. 2. NCESIsHr. Our aaquaint-
suoe van him hss been an iuti.sie ous and q long
du-utian. and w- entertain ne hishcst osinion q his
maral reeiluaa ana b-Eiaes. auanasanan..
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TuAr shoufd be- read By men win tsu1rrf AMI trken-
do4u causttutiom. il HUMAN FEAurTf on. PHTsI-
OLOGICAL RESEARCHES" 10 b. seauufury nas-
truted, aud treats infinitely ~ au me sympoms mst in-
Fariabiy deveare .nsmseiTo. aaler or ateri esutn
from ne failues and Villains habits Of early yaur.
inrupacifating ms victim from sharnE ne fruium o.
ne natFimo1iai state, and. r. noe ehsetsd IN time. De-
EsnsrauHg all ne fmefions o. manhood and bfiagns
him, step BY sep. o. a ungednz and ulumeiy ieah.
Sod By o.. BARROW. l8f Biesessr street, New Tous.
Prize IS esut Seat free sve1Ehsre. s8daie D.
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Foreign markets by Telegraph.
The new YORK Cotton market.

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Midfins Orleans quoted Al 1857. ne stock in port
amounted 10 1000 bsies.
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