JULY 23.
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The Washington correspondent ol the Montgomery Flag & Advertiser, o' July l0ih, says the President has re- turned in high spirits and apparent ex- cellent health from his Northern tour, am inclined to believe that he will pay the nenalty of the immense physical ex- ertion he has been called on To make r Your readers can form some idea of il on learning that he has. on an average, made halt dozen speeches and shaken some five thousand people. by the hand, per diem, besides undergoing lhe fatigue of journey ing back and forth by Railway and steamboat over the distance eiween Washington and ihe capital of the State of Maine and vsitis z various towns and other places of interest situated within striking distance of his route. Returning to his avocations, too. 10 find necessarl ly, great accumulation of business ups on his hands will keep his powers of bodily endurance on strain whlch must test his strength to ifs utmost. The sys. tem, most remarkably rigid, with which he does every thing will aid in bearing hun up. Indeed, he is he most metho- dical man ever saw.