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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06
The Young Peddler.

IQ0 7 Oung POUOl0r.
One rainy afternoon, in the earliest part
of autumn, heard a low knock at my
door. and upon opening it found peddler
Now peddlers are great vexation to me;
they leave gates open; they never have any
thing l want and don't like the faces that
belong to most of them, especially those
of the strong men who 60 about with lit
tie packages of coarse goods; and always
close the door upon them. saying to my
self, lazy
This was little boy, and he was pale
and wet, and looked so cold that 1 forgot
he was peddler, and asked him to come
in by the fire.
I thought he looked as though he ex-
pected was going to buy something, for
he commenced opening his tin box; but I
had no such intention. He very earnestly
looked up in my face, and also sadly. when
| told him to warm himself by the fire,
and that did not wish to purchase any
thing. He rose slowly to his feet, and
there was something in his air which re-
preached me, and detained him to in
quire why he was out in the rain. He
replied 'sl
II am out every day, and cant stay in
fora little rain. besides most pcddlers stay
at home then, and can sell most of a
rainy day.
How much can you earn in day I en-
CURED
Sometimes two shillngs, sometime S
one, and once in while l get nothing all
day, and then ma'am get very tired
Here he gave dry quick cough which
startled me. .elo, .sg
How. long have you had that cough?' &
Il do not know, ma'am.
Does it hurt you?
Yes, ma'am.
Where does your mother live?
In heaven, ma am said he unmoved.
Have you a father?
Yes ma'am, he is with MOTHER he re-
piled in the same tone
Have you any brothers and sisters?
Il had little sister, but she went to
mother month ago,
what allied her?
''She wanted to see mother. and so do I,
and ! guess that is why cough So.
Where did you live?
with Mrs Brown, on N-street.
Does she give you any medicine 70,
your cough?
Not doctors medicine; she Is too poor
but she makes something for me 70 take
will you take something if | give it tc
you!
No ma'am, I thank you; mother took
madeleine. and it didn't help her, though
she wanted to stay, and you see 1 want to
go; it would not stop my cough. Good
day. ma'am.
wait minute said, Iwaut to see
what you carry.
He opened his box and for once found
what l wanted. Indeed don. think i
would have mattered what he had. sho'd
have wanted it, for the little peddler had
/ changed in my eyes--he had father and
mother in heaven, and so bad /. How very
strange that psddlers had never seemed
like people-human; soulflled beings
/ beforeac How thankful be was, and his
i great suhkeu blue eyes looked into my owr
when l paid him. sr'5isH sg~
i You don't ask me to take cent less, he
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

PETERsoN'sl MAGAztNE.-Wes have 70.
received the January number of this, ex-
celent Ladies Magazine, and can truly say
that among all the Magazines that we re.
ceive, Peterson's is one among the best
Price 80 per year, in advance We will
furnish Peterson and the Democrat at Ss
%. Send in your orders; now is the tim e
to subscribe. sri4 4rsNt i.-r.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

EFAn article to the effect that James
B Clay has sold the residence of Henry
Clay, Ashland, for 100000 acres of Texas
land, has been going the rounds of the
newspapers. Mr. Clay says it is not sot
and hopes that he will never be compelled
to part with the place around which clus
ters so many pleasant memories.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

INDIANA FARMER.-We are in receipt
of the first number of this paper, publish
ed at indianapolis by J. Wellhonse g. Co.,
at one dollar year in advance 1t is
neatly printed, ably edited, and will with
outldoubt. receive liberal support from
the Indiana Farmers. rsuu4f
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

EEWe have received the third num-
Der Of the Washington (Ohio) Herald. a
very neat seven column paper, published
by VIM Millikan, formerly Of the La Porte
Union. Success to the Herald r t-os
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

jon WeSK.-The reason why almost all
the buslre IS men in this community come
to the Democrat Office to get their job work
done, is,athat they have found out that we
have the best job office, in Northern IDdi- :
anal Call and examine our specimens. es'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

RS-The Teegarden House. La Porte,
has been closed. So says the Daily Times.
The Parker house is still in fourishing
condition.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

Ey Gov. Willard has vetoed the act
passed by the Legislature, continuing the
the present Board of Sinking Fund COM
nissioners. His reason for so doing, is
that il is unconstitutional.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

Mr. Holmes, Of the La Porte Union, has
withdrew from the editorial department of
that paper. We congratulate him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06

HWilI G. w. Hawes Esq. send us
copy of his State Gazetteer? We com
piled with his terms. -..i SO a5-r3l
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-06
From the New Haven Register.
The White Mans Government.

f"Who now lies buried in gloomy state.ns
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-11

/ Dten, 10. O2ar3. Der teopolitifde See
fanole, Tirlt BetruId, 1T 9eltern NbenOS BON
Itinem in Der un9e9euo rpn yenesi9 5u9ebraAs
ten oreimcnatliden llrlau6 Bier anSetcmme1.
BerISnli9feitep, bic nit benz 6Griten bereits
beute 3uIanrmentroFer, perItHcrn, oaB aud 0tes
fer DIPLOMAT Die italIenilben Nn9ele9enbeIten
I'M frieoliden Gimme gu IAlidteH IGr etne I'm
mS1lt9teit betradte; tnsbeIcnoere lcuen ober
audi bic 3uItdnoe I'M reapolltant14en Tont9relf
DIE lebr t~rcltlcler Jeatur pe9en Der D1rtndfIS j
felt oeS SSnigS lein, nit Der CT li6 leoDecer
nod 70 Drin9euoeu 9teform in oer SuttiSp uno
"lonlttAen NomiuiltratIcn ielneS 2anOes ptDer'
Ieet.
Batern, Us urttember9, 0aus
8doen unp pas Surftrltentbuut
6elen treffen Srte9srtfun9en. Die anpee
rem Staaten res oeutlden BuRoeS uno belons
o:rs Der norpoeutI6en, Ideiuen ben SeiAluB
Qefabt ~ babeu, nlat eber lr9enD wel4e Wttlt-
tirm1Bre8eln gu er9reifen, als bic PreuBen
pas 8eliplcl 9~e8eben.
S1wei3.
Der 8unoe8ratb bate ben @rport5el Don
8ferpen, Die DaS Sbpei3er @ebIet rerlallen,
auf 400 6rcS. erbSbt. Dte sep6bnlide Ab
sabe betrd8t nur einen balben 6ranfen.
StaIten.
81 N. Auf etnem @aroinalccnclaUe nabul
Der Baplt Se3uB auI Die 0iduluun9 Ieiner Staa.
ten bon ben auswdrti9en Grupppn er lteIlte
eS i'll Abreoe, Dab ct 8ela9t babe, er ftble lt1
binreideuD tart, UNI De0 fremsen SeiltlnoeS
entbebren gu %t0nnen, wie es Elm peltliGsr uno
frie9eriiAer 6arlf tbun fcnnte. Gr wteoer'
bclte, Dap nur Der 8unld, einen Conflict alb
6uweuoen, Der Su eineus a~ISenleiAen &rte9S
UranDe Iibren m04te, ibu bewc9en babe, Den
Ab5n9 Der fremoen @arnllcnen gu perlan8en.
Die pOtalldnper 3eitun9" ~beltdti9t Die Ins
9abs, Dap Sr. 8epamcntt, Jtecotteur elmer 3ets
tuu3, in Bapla srmprDet worDeu mare.
SarDtnien Sc mar pas @erii4t per
breitet 9%epelen, puB @raF @aucur aus Dem
Wfiuilferlum au5treten ruo BON Srn. Nlftest
atS 4remiex erleet weroen wirpe; Oie6 Ge.
raAt ~beltati9t ftp t~noelien uidt.
Am Fl. bate lid elm Ylfet 0lterretdiIder
@asoQerie na4 Der laroiniiAen Seite OeS 2el'
lin btnuberbeSeben, un bic 8ren5en gu recoSY
nccIren unO wlr Damn ipater 3uriid3eftbrt-
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u n1ertt0me c0e JSacDrtcDteu


Wa1tu8ton. Die llberale merifantj1e
J2e8ierun3 bat bet elmer srOBen lnldnDt9en
Daf<nfabrit 5000 ucn bInten gu laBenpe
Wtugfeteu unO Garabiner beitelt.
Wuibtu9ton. Der ueue en9lil1e See
ioupte 2oro @pOns waro purA letnen Ycrsdn
ger Dem Staatoietretd1 @aB pOrselteut uno wlrD
an Wtonta9 (beute) pom Praltpenten emptun.
gen WerDen.
Die fir Die Commemorate an9etlnpioteu
2anprerfdnIe in &aniaS unD ytebr1scl erItreden
lt9 aui cine 6ld6e Don 5,25O,O0O Ncre8 in
erlten uno 1888 900 Acres im leBteren& erri
tprIuuI.
Albanp, Z. April. Der @CuUerneur
Wtoraan bat uuterm Seltrl9en Datum Den Yin
malt oer ais @lftmOrDerln gum 2ope perurs
tbeiteu 6rdu 6artun8 ucu Ieinem Gnt.
l9luie in SenntnlB 9elest, lie nl9t5u " e.
fdn9ntB tra ! u e8naot9e @r
babe, l9resct er, Den 6au auf'S lCr8fdlttSlte 9e<
pruTt nnp n0beI 9eIunoen, Dap er nttt ben &c
rln8lten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES parbtete. Die
0artnn8 let-etnes tattblltiSen, pOruberlesten
Ntorces lAulGt9 uno 3w1r pes Wtoroes Der nie>
oertraAtl8lten Art, uaullId Our1 @lft. 8el
alien anDetn WlOrDtbateu tonne Der beltlmmte
0orlag a~aenfous nod in Spei el ge3caeu pers
ben, aber belm @Iltmcroe Atht. OanDle co
Ii6 nun pbeneiu npA um DIE @rmcrDuua elnee
@be9atten, 10 fule all unO ieoer @runp 3ur
66pnun9 meg. Die 90rtnn8 let lAulota bes
funpeu moroen uno CT (per @Ouuerueur) babe
nod geuaueiter PrafuH8 neS 3eu8enbeUelles
9eiuuDea, olB er e~benIalS ni1t anOerS bate
urtbelten f0nnen. Gr balte le flr idnlDiS
Menn BE 6lfentlide Wfeinun3 Die ptnrl9tnn(
elmer 6rau u~nltOBi9er, al8 Die etnes Wtanne'
finDe, 10 9ebe Das aus Stimmuh9en berror, 81
felueu GtufluB aui zen Sang oer Sultl5 babeI
tSnnten unp o%triten, nebliSens leien aud
nobl rtele Stimmun9eu ni9t 10 aasemeln ati
mau g9aube. u54 tam aliO", l4lieBt ce
@Ourelneur, rpte Straie Der 6ruu Sartunl
Mot umwanoeln. Gle muB bic pom @elel
auferleatc Strafe erlelOen Gbetlen sic ib
Dies init, oaB lie midtS mebr ron Der @naOe3
bOffen brt. lOnOern li4 rOrbersItea uIuB, ID
Den 3i4.> ritubl lbres SacpFet5 gu treten."
6ObOten, 81. s. Wdpreno nebrere 4r
better DDnnerlta9 9ta9mllta9 bel Der AuSSru
bun9 DeI areu5unS Der 5uplOns uno z. St'
6O6Uten belAdftiSt p1ren, 1tir5te Die 20 6u
bObe @rDTanO berab uno be8rub 2 Der Arbel
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2lmfunff Oes Oampfers
Quafer @ttp."
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Miramcn'S Mbxua BON Serd GrlS.

MGtr1lt1OnS Skb3u0 pom Serd NCu3.
NemaO rlean6, 9. Aprtl. Der Dam
pier Quafer @tp fun NIT Sln SrancISco yta@s
rtAten bis gum 81. Ufdr3 bier all, Die lber Die
&ebuantepec 2inie 9efOmruen, aber nidt midtiS
lino.
Die Na6ridten BON Oterico linO um 10 mid.
tiger. Die pom 8era &ru5 9ebeu bis gum 1.
b. General MiramOn erIdien rpr Der Staot
ain 10. Utdr5 nit einer Apant @arce Don 300
Mann, reccBuOs5irte nnc 500 IT'D Oanr 5nruf.
Der 9anpttOrper Isiuer Arulee. be5cs Bel Wes
Dllier, 8 Wteilen pom Der Staot, Elm 2a9er. Sci
Anndberun9 Wttr1mcn's puroen ale in Der
5taot befinoli9en 8ei6er uno &inoer ouf bic
SaiIIe 9ebradt. Wtramcn lanDte 1900 Dtaun
SeScu General QlparaDC, Der ltA 5urid5o9, cbs
ne Wtirampn an5u9reifen. Mttlerpeile ma9teu
abOr Die @enerale Der liberalen Bartei an ans
oeren Bunften lclbe 6OrtI6ritte, DAB ii9 Nfi@
ramon 9enrtbi8t lab, am 27. Wdr5 leln 2a8er
ab5ubrehen uno ii9 5eSen Die SauptltaDt bin
3urid5u5leben. Der liberale Gen. NmpuDiec
Icl3te lbm babtn nit elmer ltlrfen Gruppenunadt,
uul ibm ben Gid5u ab5ui4neiDen. @eu. Des
%oalaoo, Der nit 400 WGann in Gucaopa mar,
unO anbere 0eerestrdite bsr 2lberalen bielten
Die Suuptftapt ein9eiGlolien, bic ltG, wie man
~Bl1ubte, in 8dl0e er9eben perDe.
Der Ser. ct. Otinilter Sic Game fam am
/. April in Sera @ru5 ali, no uber lesne an.
tunft unO, ben 0id3u8 WiramCn'S Die 9rSBte
6reupe herridte.
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0efbdftSbMAer, Wapicrz MrtO


Samuel E. Turner, NO. 3 SGr.@ barlesfr
bait b%eadntts tint @Orratt elm sresss Eager BON papter,
SGretbmatertaltsa, SSefAdftS- un0 GOntU. 5ldetn. Sa let.
nem Eager befnbet H4 t~nIdnbtf6eS unb tmpDrttrtes @6reib.
unS Srief 9apter Don allen m69lt&en SOrien uab 8abttfen.
pier ltnttrt unb wstb In GROCER Masmabl.
Srtet.G OmDert daer SOrttn.
S6rstbnnttrtaHen aIer Nt fur Office. u. @rtDdtse6rand /;
Stdplfs6ern, Geber9alter, 9te8eIIua, Ob.
Stntc gum S4retben unp fur GUpterPrefien,
pom ben bsIttn Sabritsu, &Opttrpreffen, p0rtpfUs
Ites, Yprttm s &c. &c. IA
SOpie ttn srOssS Eager rUn y afpapttr Spteltar-
ten arUfersS Orben &c. 3a ben biGtgfen Yretltn.
9GnoIfr unp Oruder aus benz 3anGe werben eS IN ibrenn
Sntersle fnhen BET mir ppraufnr edsr. Hsbrf7il
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0ampfzS

DurG htefsn D1mpfs1ppnrGt rsrben Mot nur aletn bic 3 tt-
ts6ern BON daem Stnub, S&wets unb ib4n aseruG streintst,
elst zen mepr sdn5it9 befrstt ua6 sebaare 6sberu erbalten
@eGF GlaTestG. as TFapsr. 9tsis . %Ranoiuas Der Ss9tfs'
8ettff6frn gu %retnt5en fOftn s Gents; Blaunyha unO Gibsrs
eaInsn Il Gents per plumb. = NIc btafrS @tIHdft b~elrefcnbc
Iuftrdss persen pInttltd unb 3u zines S5eosn 5afrtepsnbstt
bearGt. CDR @rnf gDDIff.
Mp7- ND. az If. AS t6nrrIrpuAr
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Ntbanp, s. Aprtt. S'8rien, welder
be8 Mlorbes ieiner 6rau gu &CbOeS idulOis be
funoen wurOe, 1T gum Scoe uerurtbeilt mcrOen
unp miro i'm Stunt 9ebepft weroen.
Sn Der gliembIp bradpte Der I6S. Sufius"
ton einea 9eiesantraS Elm, Der ein5lS in ieiuer
Qrt 1T. Gc sebt oablu, oaB our9 EN- ipe5iel
leg @eles Die iiber sc urie 9artun9 per-
bangle Gooesltrafe in 5cbnidbrlse 3a4tbau6s
ltrale perwanDelt meroe. Das lduft oui cine
4fumtion oeS Be9naoisun8Sre4tS bur4 bic
binaus.
Nemarf, 8. april. Die 99ubmaber
bel4toien beute Wcrsen, uidt fir Die Arbeit.
seber gu %arbeiten, welde itb geUei9ert baden,
ibrer Torberuns BON Yretserbobuus naG5use
ben. Waebrere 6ubritanten baben 3useltduo>
nllle aemadt, aber anoere balten aus.
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81. Scbule.

Die Q~etttInpen les S0mmerbaI6i ,bres beginner an Wpn.
Ssu 4. &prI WCrsens s l1er, in weIdem Gage bic Utr.
feBuns Der OerfhtsbeneH &Iafen %ddttHnbet.
<ern, peIte BffDnnen fRb, TIRE 8tnber metuer GGuls an
juSsrtrousn, 1n6 ~freunbIiGf sriudt, tbre 4nmelbnrp.n TIM
Sntere6e Der Gebret unD Sbuler fObaIb wte rnSsltG au md6,u.
Wb2s. &. Hudpb. Jp. IA G. Srenevffar
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Ndh Mpfferhnm.

SGd6 S[DtferOonr.
Issa&AAx. Das fd6ne I6aeafeseln6e srtus. SGtf Ger
mania Capt. I'd m. Srante wirb prompt nG6 UbtBem
pafsn e%rpeotrt, no btetst YGHneteren In Der beaaem etnse-
rt4rcttn erfen uno jUttten &aiIte cine CUTE @eIesenpett sur
%l1ebetfdbrt. sr
Ne8en paHdae reune man It'd an ben Gaptt6n an Bpsb beS
SdifeS an Corners Dbarf 8. y. pter @AarS Is
Sebr1ber BTntnGcr,
Ap5.S 70 Grrmanfr. up GtdtrS.
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NSirtbfdbaffSs0 5erIeoMn0-

Std ,etae ntetnen Sreunben fpwte benz pnblttum I'm Maaes
metneu an, ba6 i'd rnetne gGtrtpf6aft 1pn Gam6enfr. mad
SO. 95 9dnCperftraBe perlegt babe uHo ptefslte n6hfen Wpns
taa Mursen 10 mt rtnern srUBrn Sand erbfne.
eSM ssaD rE q At 4tg Gpnrdb @rGf
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9lmieiae.

Ser nutsrstt6nete ntdbt bic 5trren QDtrtte bic % ~sOr;ieben
tbr Uter BON pter Sn be3tepsn, burauf aufmertfam, bag er fur
btCfen CONNER nod l. bis 1900 8bls. 2aBerbtsr Iber ben
g3ebdrf tetner ge9tntrartt8en &unben I5rts bat. - bsrner
earanttrt er,. oaB Radslbetebem Philadelphia Bier an GOlte-
glethfeben rtro. GbDS.0ed
Mp5,lmt Npd Spring Ursweruo
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6ormpnies& en<lInterltiibunaS

Den refp. Nltteliebern btene btsrrait 3ur NGGrt6t, baS Se
rsseImdetaen ~@'riammlunssn s0n Ra@aen Mtttup6 btn
Is. MprtI an, tspeu Wtrtwo1 Abenb TIN fettbertaeu Qefsle,
Wes antcs 3Ga So. 49, QDet. ~5apsttefr. ~fattFnhrn.
S5Wt SIN Mufc age Z. Gtetn, Sefr.
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Oormcnie Saupereln Jfc. 4

I'd OQrmCnte CduGeretn g(C. q.
Die Rtteleber molten eefdn 81 RDtts mepmen, bab in Der
am n6&A en otenaas ben 10. ,: WRts. fattfabeneen 0trfautm.
luna user BITE DerGnoerun0 bet Contribution bte RabI her
@Ttseile ron 800 nuf 1000 aasSabebnsn, ~abeeaimmt wtrb.
1~ 81. Wetete, prGfbeRt.
g 4. OessIb, SetE,
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@horp @treet Bonperein Wo. 1

Die arette General. UerlnnmIun8 unb gDabl Der Bsamten
Enbet fatt; beute MtOOtGg ben If AprtI Mbenbs s upr, w0,u
aae WitsItspsr let gerrtetOuns. Der sefssli6sn Strafe BIT +.
isss Dor. @t@teri&sinenDs @tisIteOsr baSsa i'd ben Be.
f6ldHen gu fIgsn. -
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JcncbrtDte1l
t0teciurb .a ~aIftmptr qDtder.
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11nfGY1 N3unorofn

Snbem pbtoer Btretn fs9r SOrtbst BAIT aTbsttst unb Guf
iolSs @~runDfdse esf.ftet IT. biz aaaemstne 8afftsbentett Sc.
ben mafsn, 70 1T tef65hea. bts BEN 1. W1at aaf ~atueenOnn.
ntene Ahtpetls %reiOnorte prGeten 81 feben. @S wsrben blber
dHe ~etetbaSer erfn&t ff6 taiD benz 9eretn dn1IldIesen. Die
regeItGstgen 0~erianmIuneen werben te6en Wpntoa ubenb
tn perm @anSiers 9OtGIe, Vt. 8resertdar. no. As ssbG.ten.
Ap91w ". 8GIcuf.
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Die arntpntetan octdttcn erIau6I fG bterburb bem aeebr>
ten 9ubstfum bte 8febentaGe sW RrGR5den, 3dlIsu
unb &pn5ertsn 5u e~npfebIen. au.Beretueu
1IubS. e~sieGtsen nnp wpp&bdttsen 8erstnen seben bic be-
aremeu observation-disclosures Der Rebenbale unter bfliaen
y ibtaeun0en ebsnfals sur @~srfueuns. Rdueets trtbtilt Der
tesise qptrtt Srts 9smpsI tn Der Retenldube, gO. u
Tus rtbfrd ee.' "UANNAE
Nebr21.S ~ Hfe NprraIf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15

menting and Ordinary, with 800 If. bbls at $50
ACC. y gallon.
FLOUR, .. About 1000 bbls. were disposed off,
including 100 Low superfnc at IS rs, 100 superfine
at IS sI1, 1000 at IS TO- 100 at So co. loo Extra at
SO 121 300 in two lots at Sc 49, so DIT 90 81, and so
Inferior at e % y Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn included one lot of
$500 sacks white and yellow, at the advanced rate
Of SIC. u bnsheI. In Oats, about 1900 sacks st,
Louis sold, in two lots, at SIC. IL brslel OF Bran.
some 100 sacks were disposed of, comprising $50
at 81 90 200 at 81 229, and 100 at 81 Is u 100 fbs
Provisions. The sales of Pork were confined
to go barrels Mess, private terms and 40 barrels
new Rurnps at Sill 80 q barrel-Mess retailing
mostly at SIT u barrel. In Bacon, we noticed saIes
of 81 casks damaged (by auction) 44c. for shouB
ders, Sc. for Hams, and 93c for Ribbed Sides aIss
IS tierces new Sugar Cured Hams at lie. u ID. In
green meats, 80 casks were sold at 74G1Sc for
shoulders, Sc. for Sides, and 9094c y IL for Hams.
OF Lard, Is tierces prime were sold at 1Ic., and
some small lots Of kegs at 125c. % b.
| COFFEE ;. Some 400 bags were sold, embracing
go at llc, and Il50 at 113c. u tb.
iSDIA BAGGTsG. We heard of 400 bales sold, in
TWO lots, at l2ac $50 to arrive at the same price,
and $50 to arrive at l2ac. y yard.
WHISKY. The sales included 80 barrels Reetf-
fed at 25c., and 50 Raw at 23Ic. u gallon.
FRETGHPs. "A ship was taken for Bordeaux
yesterday, at l4e. for cotton Vessels on the berth
for Liverpool filing up mostly at I7-s2d, and for
4 Havre at he.
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c Q M M E r c Ia /
Market Report of Drake, Kleinworth & Cohen.

Market Report of Drake, Kleinworth Cohen
LIVERPOOL, November Is 1859
Money has been in the usual regular demand during the week
deuer than last Friday they closed to-day IN London Ut bts "a
Manchester is fully engaged time come and the
ruling prices for descriptions Of goods are high and higher
Cotton las largely arrived during The week, in conse
queuce of the wind having again shifted towards the East Good
landed and ready for imediaie delivery End only up
price A small business ony has been done
lean The declarations for speculation 1850 bales those for
export 90 leaving 1920 saIss only for epnigmption
l2ia American aud 1862 East India
The imports amounted 1856 bales OF all kinds including
Tile stock Of all kinds shows an increase of IL 40 bales for e
week but the quantity Of ,lnersan taken by Itself Is s
hereunder, viz: -.
American. ..,..,..... ,2bS!D bales. 2l96ag bales.
Es 4zii iaSS a a9SS
East India. .......... lo7,psO $3.50
Total .............4N ,s50 2as,Sqo bales.
The duantity now known be fram American ports
Brita about 49, o bales sgains about l60 bales at
Bombay By end Of December is about $500 bales against
The prices for American though weaker not to be quoted
Inherently from our quotations Of LAST Friday, which repeat
| viz: ,.eig,
New Orleans Ordinary. go. ? d.cnoi4d
New Orlems MiddlinE... =:..,t.ti u.@l18d
New Orleans MiddlinE Fair. ....ss.s...... 5Sad
| New Orleans Fair. sgd
sos Y bi at MECHANICAL pces Accouns aga
SPEAK q hardening prices for yarns s. @ IT,, sG91 from S
York and New orleans which received via Quebec,
aka per New York steamer Arago at Southampton,
cline Of ld@3d T. GENITAL Wheat 3D. II barrel Flour and Is
Sngars have been in improved demand which with dim
nsug stock, caused further advance of I'd OILS u cwt &c
MoIasses remained without business in this Market
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: Or. BEARD's EYE INFIRMARY

~ No. 35 LAFAYETTE 0ae Hevil STREET,
Between Baronne and CaEondelet, New Orleans.
This open the reception Of persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE
The Building is pewthe Rooms large and airy. Every
attention will he paid the comfort of patients,
f3 Wards devoted the treatment Of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
RI3- A competent Physician resides in the house.
TERMS:
Whites from 81 90 to IS 90 per day.
Negroes. ,....t-.-...,,...SI
Esy- Operations charged extra.
n Artificial Eyes of the mandatory Of Boissonneau of
Paris unv he obtained at the Inirnarv se2S lvSW
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Ayers Ague Cure,


tAes this u.alHriOus poison in the blood. aud smu-
hser expel il from hebody As it should il does
slcttug disorder with perfect certainty And II does
aer does what is Of service TO those slbject
#i3n. If taken in II eNpel il from the system
fbed and thus keeps hose who uge it free from its at
Peeps the system in health although exposed the dis
it not only cures, but protects from the
Biefy Of affections which induced by ibis malignant
such Renitent Fever Chill Fever, Dumb
|Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache Billions
Neuralgia RhenrEatisa, Cont, Blindness T0othache
0aiarrh, Asthma, PRIptatOss, Painful Affection Of
hi Mysteries, Collie Paralysis, and Painful Affections
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising from
se Will be found assume less the intermittent
This z Ague Cure the Of these derange
Ind cures the disease.
Il accompanies by stimulating the excre;ories to expe
9fru The system and these organs by degrees become
do this their Office Of their accord. Hence ases
I'm +" acclsmation.n Time may accomplish the same
life is not long enongh ii is sacrificed in tho
his 9 Ague Cure docs 1t al once, and with safety
/ reason TO believe this is surer well a. safer
lie whole class Of diseases which caused by the
Infection, than any other which has been discovered
Is still another important advantage 10 the public which
Il Is cheap as well rs good.
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AND MEDICINES.

HIT & cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
F&amily Medicines, which they offer to supply
ealefs at Propretor's lowest Wholesale prices.
Iep0rlal Agency. Nos. l5l and q ChaEtrcs street,
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a5ebitlo of the st(athets.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Thursday Morning Dec 10, 1859,
COTTON. There was a fair enquiry yesterday
but generally for the middling grades, which were
rather scarce, and the sales embraced about $500
bales at full prices. We quote as before: