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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

I(KYANT'S MINSTREIIS
- MECHANICS HALL, 4T2 BROADWAY.
Monday, Nov Is. and every night in the week.
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
JERRY NEIL AND DAN BRYANT,
The nimiiable Ethiopian comedians.
New Songs, Dances Burlesgues, &C.
THE RIVAL DARkIES.
JOLLY JACK, DONNYBROOk REEL.
ORIGINAL Mc)III. DAKROL.
BURLESQUE SHAKSPERIAN READINGS.
New and original plantation song and dance.
- LOUISIANA LOW GRoGNDS
Doors open at Sc commence at ~. Tickets IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

Mrs. r. GUARANTEES TO PAY THE PRICES
M She adverises for ladies' Wearing Apparel From sc to
$50 FOR six Dresses for silk velvet asgues and Coaks from
81 TO $40 and the highest price paid for Fus chrens Cloth
ing, Theatrical Costumes and Jewery, &c note BY post
punctualy attended 10 by Mrs e. l3 Seventh Syeaue he
tween Nneeeglh and Twentieth streets,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-25

Der baben, unS9te i'd Den SSni3 6tis0ri9 yDtls
belu uno leIne @euabliu Ia 0lelem l8nter auI
einige QGo4en na1 petersburg einlaoen, mn
ibnen cprt etni8e 3srtreauna uno Auibeiterun8
bereiteu gu t0auen. Slu8en Gw. Wlai5fdf
oIeIen Plon?
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Bllf anf 4ler1nOer5 beitere8, lOrBlrIe5 AuBea
Ii1t SA maBe mir uid@t all plrubet Su ento
ldeioen. mem @p Dtlleliat Sbre 8atfteanOs
lhaIt beipellen wpaen, la8te er, 4nO h puraue
Der 6reunOl9alt DeS HliIer6 AlerlaOer, Der
ppn nun an mem Buu0e85encIie III WlD8e er
peu S0niB ron BleuBen au9 in oieien Bump
bnein5ieben, ME pieier ihn emit II Ten Buno
ploer MID .binem6cs; ras pT9De III Cer. SDat
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pen Snr8uen isinet SDnisii enbib em Bic
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fur 0tIeOeu uno Sries. ltnere @elGifte FnD
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nt3e 21Be IN letner JteliOen3 bsWIltben u. unS
pa cine Sa3O uno einen Bau seben. Ur mel.
len bsute NlAMittlB btu6leben, ni4t wabr,
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Gp. Wfalelt3t tedt III?
SD fclse @m Wtaiehdt lteraa bin, un6
m1r'o ielDIt in cen Drfas, riei alsranOer leb,
h1Tt 9eben mir aliO nadb Wemar!
llaD menn es Sbnen 9tf1ut8 1T, Sire, aud
nap Ssna. Sh m0A:e @n. OIaitat germ
Da5 51laatfeO S:8eu.
uno l9 m0dte germ bort BON Gm. Wiajsilt
lernenJ wte ulan leinen 6em9en 9lda3elo. &or
beern ao8eninnt. 51 fcl5e 5bnen nlA Sena
als 31r lernoe5iert8.r S4Iler!
l6DrtleBung tDI9t.)
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pr. 6mfefonD's berabmles
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eeberbefbwerben, DiSpepIe umc @tlbluAt, drDni.
lGe ucer nsro6Ie S6wi6rn, Nterenfranfbeiten
unb aae Sfrantbeiten, pehe ppn perbprbeneln M a.
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ftlbe unensetb 6urn bic Nsenten Derttlen dS aud
ben unedubisftn berjusn baR bels 1ttters mtrt@ bt
SerIbmttstt SereteAt, reI&e IS tr6nst bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-25
Qlnseine.

ptasn Sc d elle pOn GSbeSsR NIT @t1eutannot Suml,
EabeIOn fe s GubeStne GO9aisa Druaus r6e 8uders
ptnumen tn ben 5Dspdl BAL be Grae uYe QUae On
p Aranfteten geber Irt nit benz erBsten @rfs oe anae
wenst rnb pbne aasn unaneenepmsn @erld coer 4tiSe
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lung IN Dereen Easeu aussr aen 3naifel ohm ben Wa
tisustn btr @sfapr eues @adaaes ausuFeea gu babsr
bet s. Conrad 1866. .BoItmprefr
5sbES,imt naoe SrCRtReS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-25
DR.. Hufeland.
8allamii6er @orpial

fur f&neGe 6euns 5uRtn Grt6nns SnEuen,en Wr6n.
RGubn 5a6 unb F"ftrUprenentsnblne &Rsstrans unt
Tenn nod mDei1 &r--pteruns fir ale beer RraRtbe
Qet6enee, fslbff tn ben lesten Sfdbien. - asst
Dtee brltm preparation t elet& benz Bttern suneI6f.
Fa. So lit fur ene RlaHe Rranfbe ten beftmm bic
bes eaubes unterwprfen np Stranf6een BITE al.
fleten @tdltuna terrlbrn. Dr. BeG biele er 6r;t
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fur rns IT, mas bic 9e unA bas 9ebt ebtr fur be DswUb.
ner anbrer 8Onen Rnb abr Id tann befmm uer@ern baB
s uas Rrantbsen BON aFDstrer Gs6brI&tett unb msts
Sterbefdas snfatren.
Gtne trere prObe ber enesIi&en @efdtrGt&te Der
ener etnen &rt6un6 enbenben Rraufbeten tetgt @ BET
ttnem Bid lber uaetsHbe sen @srt6ien bes Ytlate
pbta Geiunbbesamtes ennpmmene Eabe1e, ErSbbem Ytt
labelpbta anertdHnt ene Der eunbeen S6b Der ntrx to-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-25

IIe9tstsssssSss9
Der tasatS Il !, galrmpsei sDsesr" .tfl&esai
<1ta IieFBsa ta.it 4u9nebnte fSs Senntdgs) a1s
Sptst Seats per 9Boas, an bic 1rdgsr 3atlbar.
Ser - ,g1tasr" wigp ebenfsgS Ia gslffingtOa uat
;BbsaiiRs a8lt@ bur@ Gsa8er ben AbeHhfatsn
sas paus belores.
0arb bic Gaa psreneat fpaet bsr td8!!d9s a0sdet"
65.53 per Sapr Ia Hn5sbtaatsr q BE
IA IunB.
- Oas " al enb lett ees Baltimore gBedes
r(6sinfieSen Ereitaa unb teist iderlid 81 In unbss
Stuster 8prdus5eBaptduG.
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Stc SpeDers'fdoe 00spe 5raucrct.
SIfice: Nr. 257 WcmeYn 3, 81

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zen a"G!sniasa Shea tier ssna9f Der brabl9latt
3ued ~ nipt aAtiu pse nAve. sIsnGe @pRlaIdfst In
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een um eem Stsfe snen tsa0sriiaea @aa1 gu eebsn
Sn nnleer Sraaertt pgresa tefrihfea QuaIitd en-
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III UlllUCers fl1be Brlltltr.,
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Is IMaIsOn alemande GJ francaise@
AZ ette', nepe az. unb awifea so .. usk
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Mttftnee 1nb 1Ss8sagsr nOsa aa
1dqEe Iae m 3etGnDlung. IN ernerge Enk
Ets c fHttn une ju be tnnbs DS ScaU
tGnn nG cerTGrts gtlpft rerben. Dao 6pte ltsat I'm i
tsIpuae Der Staot M tn aen Ebsilsu aufs eGe tuatrtf
s@pfutita wsrhen. 80 "t-f"SNS
fRetisnhe fnSsn aud su istsrstu Der madt 3arIl
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1852. @eiGmmtsdbI Der StrbefdGe 10267
&tRtben an S1wtn61u&t 1912
e5fH ~ :, 9u6ere Rrantbstten 8S49 $50
--10,26t
1853. @efammt;dbI ber Sterbefdue 5 9Z0
s Starbeu an 66wtnDfu&t 1895
- =, anbere Rranfteten 1854
- 9,z4S
1854, GeiGmmtSabI Der Sterbef6ue 1tafl
Gtarteu an S@wtRbfu6t 217S
- :, anhere Rrantbetten 1856 Ease
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-25

Deft 9obIsn etseu bas eRobebtr T. Ete amer Gtrrbe.
de tn steem ean6e bur& &9sebrune Ssrurfa eyben al.
eefeten pom ben sabIre&n aubern 9btn bic pom elmer
IeGttn GrfdItune berbtteefibrt wtrben tf-~ 4kfiH
S6cn @etunbtet unb tbr an elmer GrtSItuug
Der 8ruR Uoer 2unes etbe, fGufst etne 8l6 5ufe
Ianbs balfdmtf6sm GCr5aI unb br tSnnet duf Gre Sc.
neiuns r&aen 3oulenOe babea befes aetban Mub been
nunberbare gDtrfRn9 be,euet. sss tr'-.tt istst
Sufen tummt eber as& mnn&maI SOn rerbOrbsnem Me.
GEN. tn wel6em Baat bas Death Btiers@ abrnuG perhen
Spats. Sn 8darn enem anbausrnben Huen berrere-
Der S8wd&e unb @tfpae euuns bs eGn3n 6pas nnrb man
bas Bttrs erU6tm Nusen fn6en. 'sS7' p
, Oafsts Uirb eHai8 bet Or. g. Nl. SadfDn 4l8 Nr6
erabs Detlaeelpba Derfertta unb Bel allen Druestn unl
Stprebalrern burd bic Der. StaAtsn rerFeuft - -
Yreis 70 aeuts bte SIal&es as Da9iL8WqR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13

DEATH OF an OLD HORsE oNes oWEED By GEN.
Jacksonville Juniata (Pa.) SeHtiael notices the
death Of a celebrated horse who hsd attained the
incredible age of forty-one years. The Sentinel
says; +" He was the property of Mrs. s. o. EVANS,
of Delaware township Junista county. The horse
was formerly in the possession of Gen. JACKSON,
and was given by him to Gep Gao. CRAMER. Of
Union (noW snyder) county, and ay him to his son
in-laW, Mr. EvANs. For several years he has been
unable to masticsts, and was fed with bran, &C.
The history Of the horse is fiction, Gut the facts
related can be fully oorrOboraed. The defunct car
Of this famous old horse was uttered with sll
due solemntias 10 the presence Of a large con-
course of his old friends"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13
Foreign MARKET.

LIvzRPO2L Aug COTroS OF three days 1900 bales
Of which pulors took 1900 and Exporters 1900 bales. Mar
quiet, steady. Orleans Midling To- Upland Addlin =
and a forced sales made at = decline.
Manchester advices favorable. Market quies and
Breadsuts dull quotations barely maintained Provisions
have declining tendency.
LIVERPOOL, yesterday 5000 bales
Market dn To day it steady and quiet Holders oer free
ly but show disposition press sales Consols 9IG9
RICHARDSON SPENCER Co. under date of Liverpool August
4h, say that the harvest prospects favorabieFlour very
dull duMess Pork du-American stocks steady
Money shgy stringent Sugar quetAnI Coffee dull
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13

OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. $40,
hntcd Tic tlirIicth anY OF lLaE. Isaa.

OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. $40,
dated the thirticth Gay OE May, 1885,
Public Land the State Iowa. to he held at
81 the time and places stated follows. viz:
the Land Office Fort Dodge, commencing R0Hdag, tie
trsg sizf day Of ear esf, for the dsPosal IT e Pub
townships Situated iH the north western part 81 said STATE,
the % uubl dt Wright, kassuth bauerci toca
h6ntas. Paio Alto. and Emmett
the Land odce at Siaux City. commencing GoRddy.
tx Eii q or Ocl}t tflt, t disposal Of the Public
Lands uuo-r situated the counties Of Poahcn
tas, Emmett, Clay, Cherokee, Buena Nsta . Bren
Oco1la SouX, Buncamhe, and Pts Eouih thirty townships
aud parts townships
Appropriated y Law Ter the Of schools, MaEy and
9th purposes, together With "a uarp lowed fauds
will excluded from the SAL s..
sales will b. kept oen until The lands all offered
which accomplished weeks and louger
and private eatr any % the lands g be permitted un
after the eXpitatian Of thetWo weeks
Pre- 3n re- rau establish their claims 70
the scion Of the proper Receiver, aud make
payment the before the appointed for teeoE
nisaoenent rub saes Otherwise their claim wall he fr
feitsI ILOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohce,
YVa4ti1-ton CIV rttiv = fs5l iufvq4- Itsw-6E
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T1KoPOsaIS F0R ARMY TnANsPOTA-

QuARrgRr STIR .GryERAL's 0FFICE.
Washington. june q. 1850
Propcsss vi received at DE uarfsrmaster Generals or
Gee until r. M on Istdsy n Oousr mex, for the transPo
taou military supplies during The years s60 and isbl on he
following routes
sas, from Fort ne Territory Of Nebraska or from
ans pouf vel Of tte Missouri dyer north Of Fort
eavenWuru latitude - ceg mort az which depot
he established % te oss which are now OF mas Re es,ao
sse, Territory Of Nebraska south Of iaade - deg
nsr in Oregon south latitude deg uert and east Of ougi-
ia deg. wes aud 81 Tie Te rory Of Utah norh u ude
deere>s north AMI east Of longitude ~ deg Nest
ard from TIE town Of Ksl 10 the state Of MS Jun 70 f1rt
Union Territory Me2c, any CEcF aepo; that
may ie designated IN tlat Territory.
lrou such other depot maybe DESIGNATED
in the TERRITORY New Mexico posts dspots that
may established hs Military Department q Neg Mexico,
exrept Forts Bliss and ulmgIc.
VII not be less either
Of Tie routes than hundred taus pounIes on
rOuts tsu Eiols OF pounds, and rOu-2 aud than
two millions " hundred thousand pouuiseach-
Prof. will state tile per LuETel pounds per hundred
miles for Reh tie prtstou VIII be performed on each route
in each the year. may h. as FOR an the routes
collectively ans of tn, Tor each route scTaraty
Bidders VII give tleir nam,s - ul as well as er places o.
residence and be prepre q cte ondsWh good security III
such an amount the iarr.lasr General Eay determine
Coutractsrs readiness Tor ssrvce by tie LIST day OF
Janurry, sG0 and transportation be- demanded at any
the ty iI BE required 20 have places o.
of business agenc ia the vicinity 70 Fort Leaveuworh
Laramie, aud Frt Cen Other derot in New Meeo at
my uicat1i promptly rellily
Zach proposa guarantee, signed by
three or more ersJls ory certified to the r
termas,er General, setting forth that the party prop sing shall
be awarded the contract they viii inter- an obs@ton Tor is
Propis viii be endorsed rs 1iIoxs Proposals fer Arng
Trans p1ffdtiOH aud vii be entertained unless they y
comply all the stpuato SCI ortt in this atvertiseneni
July 6-3tawtistoct.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CScISv,T1 August I2-FLorK dull 81 75@ s.
90. WHisxEy-Whisky quoted at 22l.c
New ORLEANS, Aug le.CoITov-saes to-day 95s bales.
Mddng lI Sales Of the week 600 bales Receipts of Tie
&c baesag Inst LEO tine last Elk.
ports the exports the l6O,
ales stock at New Orleans % talks suErr firm,
a. Corn declined Is Ito Coffee, firm TX Imports
The 1900 bags Sales the week 1900 Stock New
Orleans I7,-51 tags, 1850 bags at the time last
year.
Nav YORK, Aug l2-Cotton dull Sales Of 00n bales.
Flour declining tendency sales Of G,5O0 bills 47uj
Ohio Com declined cents, ser Sugar, MuscavaeO
j GG. Chee, firm, advanced = Sales 800 bags 10
Young Tyson Tea at Auction 25aJs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13
Card.
To the Voters Of Esnne,,es

To the Voters Of Tennessee:
am candidate for the Office of Attorney Cen
eral and Reporter for the Stat. The election VIII
BE held to-day. l adopt this method of inform
lng you thst an a candidate, because find there
are many Of my friends who are not are aware Of
the fact, and have not time 10 see you in person.
IL is an important Office; and should be elected
shall feel grateful to you and sndssvOr to discharge
my duty faithfully J.W. HEAD.
a August - 1883
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13

0<@ TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY
lsi&SsAaa TENNESSEE Division, No 50 Sons OF Temper
ance meet every Saturday night at Temperance
Hall. No 53s aboveCsl.ege street, near the square.
X. I. FLEMING, ". P.
s. r. MORGAN, W. A.
p. =. NiOH0L Il. S.
JN0. HENRY CURRY F. S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13

TnE ORIENTAL TALIsMASs NATURAL wEATnER INDcaEoR
spontaneously upon the great Desert of Arabia, in
coruptae, will remain in correct and last century
it win fortell in climate. throughout the year the
changes Of tie sseater ttoeatyonr hours adcdnce and
perfectly reliable 1t is tue discovery of LOUIS s. ULLsAs
Columbia, Tenn, aud may obtained for 81 STRETCH
General Agent, Nashville Tenn secured per mail by
dscoverer for 81 current money.
iuue 3U-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-13
AHER'S
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CEEE OF
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague, Re
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or BiliOlas Head
ache, and Bilious FeveTs, iade8d for the
whole class Of diseases originating in hill
larry arrangement, caused By the Mal1ria
of miasnitic countries.
No one remedy IS louder called fv By the NJ
eessities of the american people than "a sure and
safe care for Fever ard Agug -Such arc
now enabled 10 osEcT. with a perfect certainty
tlmt K viii eradicate TIE disease and with a.
surance. founded on proof. that no harm can
arse from It's use in any quSntitv.
That which protects from or prevents TINS DIS
order must be Of immense scrvire in the c0mmu-
mites where II prevails. PJtr5t7s IS better than
cure, for the patient escape the risk which he
must PUN in violent attacks Of this baleiul dis
temper. This CURE" expeis the Hlia-matic
poison Of FEyER AND AGUs from tile system and
prevents the Development of the disease. II tasen
on the first approach Of its premoitory symptoms
1t is not only the best remedy set discovered
for this class Of complaints, but also the cheapest
The large quantity we supply for q dollar brings It
within the reach Of every body and m bilIoFts
districts where FEvER AND AGUE prevails, every
body should have it and It freely both for cure
and protection. 1t Is hoped this price VIII place Il
within the reach Of all - the poor well as the
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermitents is that il contains no Quuine
OF mineral, consequently it produces quinlsa OF
other injurious effects whatever upon the cousttu-
ton. Those cured by it left healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasnatic poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which are Neurai-
gia. Rheumatism, Govt, Headache, bhndHess,
Toothache. Earache. Catarrh, Asthma. Palptati0n.
Painful Affection of the Spleen. Mysteries, Pam in
the Bowels, Collie Paralysis. and peTangenient Of
the Stomach, all of which, when originating m
this cause, put the Intermittent type, or BECOME
periodical This I" CURE exPels the poison ron
the blood, and consequently cures them al alike
1t is an invaluable protection 10 immigrants mld
persons travelling temporarily residing M the
malarous districts. If taken occasionally OK daily
while exposed the iniecti0n, that viii be eXcTe-
ted from the system. and cannot accumulate m
sufficient quantity To ripen into disease. Hence i
is even more valuable for protection than cure and
few will ever suffer from IntermitteIts, ifthey
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
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AT meeting Of the subscribers to the New Hotel
Fund, held at the City Hail. Frid.y, August lSth,
the Mayor Of the city. W. McGAvscK. Esq wss
called to the Chair, and E. g. EAsrMAs was appoint
ed Seereisry.
The object Of the nesting being stated By the
Mayor, and the agreement between JOHN 0yERToE.
Esq, and the subscribers. and list of the sabacri
Dsrs, having bean read By s. D. MoRsAE, Esq
IL was moved to proceed TO the election Of Two
commissioners to represent the subscribers in the
adoption Of plan for the building, which motion
prevailed; and SAMUEL D. MoRGAS, ESQ, and JOHN
AIREMAE, Esq, were elected by aoesnation-
The following resolution, offered BY r C. Nc
NARY, Esq, was unanimously adopted:
kes0fUed, That JNO. KnKHAN and T. MoRGAa
commissioners elect by the Subscribers to the Hotel
10 be erected by JNo. OyEEToN. Esq on the corner
OF Spring and Cherry Streets be aud they are here
by authorized 10 act for the subscribers ia all mat
tiers pertaining to lhe same
And the meeting then adjourned. sine die
r. W. NcGAvocK, Oh mn.
L. G. EASTMAN, Sec'y
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THE BRITISH HOUSE, or COMMONS The present
British Parliament is composed of 225 represents
tives of the arisJocras interest," 298 representatives
of the military and naval interest 1l9 Of the legal
interect % of the DOneyel interest; 50 of mercau
tile and manufacturing interests and As of miscslla
neous interests.
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The Hsat Effieaeio"s Remedy for 'he

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This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
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fly them that it is what it is representated oIe.
only Drug Of Demove & Co, Of
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may3t
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-DIsTREssING CASH Last week, little girl, aged
ten, was placed in the New York State Lunatic Asy
lum. The child very intelligent one, and ITS
close application 10 study threw it into fits and re-
sailed in destroying the miBd,-Exehange
The Albany Journal in publishing the above, re
marks that the health If net the reason, of thou
sands Of children is annually destroy cd in
try from excessive application Parents aud teach
ers are equally criminal il forcing, when they
should reprSss the too early developed passion for
stu y. 1t is, too, a question Of serious moment,
whether confinement of verg young children, for six
or eight hours to the day, in heated and lily
ventilated school rooms, is not fruitful of
mental and physical evil As it is better prevent
crime than to punish it, 50 it is easier to preserve
health than to regain il.
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POTATO EArISG BUGs.-The Marion (Ky.) Re
cordsr says that the potatoes almost failure in
that region. So they are in Gibson county, where
the bugs have eaten whole fields. So they in
Fountain, partly from bugs, and partly from the
second growth" brought on by heavy rains since
re drOuth. Aad so they are in nearly every coun
~ we hear from in Kentucky, where the corn is
damaged either by bugs drouih