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sa4 DA LLLY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

NO OOMPOUND
Has ever been discovered that any Of qualities
Of this famous remedy. Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues, dsc0s by application to
diseasss-i, 10 ssmarkable fact, that many of it, sf
fecs ars known only from accident experiment So deep
has bean the scienos Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY. tbs nm.
sentos, 80 admirable the combination OF i Igreiens
found suited 70 relieve almost every ament which the
ame of man subject Let some of the pc.
aular Qualities Of this remedy,
SiIta-IfBROKEN LIMBS. when ret, be well wrapped
up In the Save. Inflammation, Swelling Pain can &c.
and the bones unts and become strong with astonishing
rapidly.
seusn.Whsu the Bowels are painful, or inismsd. tis
Extractos If we'll rubbed upon them will afford relief and
cause even when castor OIL jaap and all other
EshA-In IL perfectly safe in all oases, nevsr can
do hsxmhe system will sscb 40 more than pscessaryto
repair it. 1t willno conflict any medicines that may be
taken internally. $50 s4s st a.
We space in ths publication to snun crate all the
dissases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR. "a svt
but shall subjoln few tesmona of its vaue selected
from the thousands in possession. from all pa u thu
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y whoh may may rot q cured BY the PAIN EXTRACTOR;
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ross JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT Of sARSAPARILLA.

THIS ,lyaluable remedy has already carried
happSs. 70 u. hss.s: cf t6Susands ssd daily giving
ths wealth IN the minss Of Caoma and The world COM
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF 81
PATENT, MEDICINES,

los. HUf1Y would most respectfully inform the
public ssnStay that hs hss The snreinereso Of
~ POf fpR4 STREET, and has fitted il up ~ consider
able sapsn:e a! the Patent Medicine business havinx
surpased QIisa for supplying Brugsiats and Dealer
generally with article this line he confidently soca
an nspec9n of his stock and poes Satishotion viii b
given to q lwho favor him with tksir patronage
The FOL wing list only oompsi.es par. of his tsnsvs
nss0snsnt which and will b. furnished the Trade on
apsesp0nab any other house In the South;
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SODA WATER.


IT 3. WATERMAN, Qats Holmes u Co..
-, SODA AND MIMfRAL WATER MANUFAC.l
Euk6ky No. " CasUndest aesss Glayies, ofess
iorsh bic former eu.tomss and other retailers with PURs
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II GAUTlON.
Owing to the @success and immense sae of In. Tcwn
ssnd's Sarspaulla. AmheE Of who were formerly
Exin. Bitter Extracts Of YelIsw Dock etc. They
a pn, M Il up II Inc same shaped bottles and some o. them
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office, l6 Fulton street, Sun Buildng, N7w
York RedinG Co., state street, Boiton; Byotf 81 a,
i3a Nrh Second street, PbiIadelphia 49, Hance, Drug:
gist, Baltimore; r M Cohen, Charleston; los South Pearl
stasas Albany 7. MoGnw Nstchsz and 81 AZ ths
United States, Westl les and tte CaRadas. a7-~lat
J. WRIGHT, Isl CAGrtrss strsef,
Az NovrO
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IMPQRTAMT NO PLANTEAs.
WE would respectfully call the attenkpn Of the
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ar, CoNsTIPATION or THB BoWEls

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the surest safest and certain remedy for this disca,s
will positively give relief in the worst oaaes and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at Office with astonishment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon pa
m their bodies the bowels, and that copious mover,
had resulted fomit Thsresu will always follow athorous
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the they are CO..
ive Let the experiment be tried II perfectly sale; apf
IN no instant ecan the Pain ExYaetor do harm
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soBs NmPLss.

hereby certify that have been afflicted with snnvs,.,a
Eevr Sore ios fourteen yean last as and have spent r
I'VE hundred doa in employing physcaA nd In pnpchuns
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IL seess cf ~ PAIN 1xTRAOT0 .I.s.t,n<N
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INV YORK, ApnI2 49, l347.
Dr. TS1nsssd-l verify bsleys that yonI sarsapaEilA
have for several ysar had bad cough bsGSas ye.s
night swea. and greatly dehilaaed and reducsd and
did not expect y ivs haye only usad your azsapaa
IN me. am able To walk ~ oves the city no
blood. and cQngh has sf me. Yos can well imas ne
that am thankful Tor these paults. Yeuy obdt servant,
-Wu. RQlaELL. is CafhaKna
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John TOOA.E. Is Ba.k Pisce.2
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This certifss that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
hasbeen used in my family for Salt Rheum of thirteen year,
duration. and for War These fierce diseases have been
aleviated, and they both entirely removed There
be aodonbt but this Medicine hsa al the virtues that
Patent eclams for it. from what hos fallen under my oT
yaon added the respectable testimonials favor
~ oters who used it in recurring immediate est
do most cpeeuy recommend to the attention ofthe acts
the oil this invaluable salve.
Buffalo, ~ Y. ROSWELL CHAPIN
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TVS Tpir 70 G.Lwars--The steamship Galway, having
been re-dccorated and painted down her berth
AZ pier North river, yesterday and Is ready for
inspection. she will positively depart nj three O'Clock
on Tuesday afternocn This will afford good oppor
tupity for any wishing plpasanl and economical
trip to Ireland, o. the Worlds Fair.
LarNotrp-A New Bedford on the evening of the llth
instant, ship balman, built by Messrs IIillman
for iiepry Taser Co. ~ N She IL said TO be fine
ship built in the mos thorough and substantial manner
snd VIII he employed in the whale fishery. under
mard Of captain Christopher Cook, late a the Good
Return Her Dimensions are-Length, li3 feet inches
brea dth ~ feet az inches depth 10 feet 81 inches
and ss2 81 90 tons burthen
At the same time. by Messrs Cannon \ Lewis, n
superior whale chip Of 43i tons, called the Cornelius
61iowland, owned by Edward w lIowland, and to be
lNommanded by Captain Crosby late q The Euphrstes
At Augusta on the 9th instant by Messrs. Jones
Small fine brig of 20 tons, called the Bloomer
Tnr Pftor Boar CHRISTIAN PvGH was launched yes
terday morning from the yard Of Mr. Wcsterye foot
Of Houston street
STEAMSHIPS nr1wrEr Bosro- LvxRsoot,-Wc un.
derstand that Mir Donald Mckay the well Known ship
builder at East Boston, has commenced the construction
Of steamshir Of 25o0 tons Tor Messrs Enoch Train
CO. being the fret Of line Of ropeers between this
city and Liverpool This ship 20 be called the Charles
Humbcrston In honor Of the eminent merchant in
Liverpool Of that who s largely connected with
the American trade and Is to be commanded by Captain
Albert II Rrowp-Dost0n Journal
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IN .7Hertd CAsvge cfFraBd -ofncer J. smith Of the
lower police arrested yesterday afternoon man by the
name Of Chares 9. Thompson, on warrant issued by
Justice Osborn wherein he stands charged with obtain
ing by trick and device lot Of hosiery pieces Of silk
Sc, valued In all at sal from Seaman Muir dry goods
dealers, No 2l Broadway The goods Il seems pur
chased hy him and delivered to him at his Office when
the boy was directed to call next day for the money
The boy called but since that time which now several
days the money has not been paid Justice Osborn
held the accused to ball In the OF 900 10 the
charge
Tiolen .qssauh h-Yesterdsy Captain Maynard. Of the
NiDeteenth ward police, arrested James Darby, John
Darby and John Duvaul butchers on n warrant issued
by Justice Osborn on the complaint Of Edward 1rvene
residing In sixty NTH street, Third The
three parties accused seems attacked Mr. Irvine
Wednesday last his premises beating him about
the face and head in terrible manner and threatened
to Kill him The magistrate held the accused parties
bail in the sum Of $500 each to the charge at the
court Of General Sessions
Assault NTH Si,ng SAof--0n Friday night. officer
buckley Of the Fourth ward arreseda man by the
Of John Myers on charge Of violently sssaulting
Thomas Lyr ch with slung shot Billy infiictng
very serious injury the person OF complainant The
officer conveyed the accused before justice Osborn
terday morning the sdavits made In the case and
the magistrate the evidence edduccd committed him
TO prison TO await his trial.
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TON KENNY AND Tom HYER-The following let
ter Is from the Boston Pii2 Of the lith inst -

LoCis,LLr, XIV June g. 1851.
When the Pilot Of the 3lst OF May reached me this
morning and in looking ts colsmn, was surprised
when saw my name endorsing article taken from the
ker Iork Hrsid, respecting Tom Hyers challenge The
article has been written without my knowedxe or con-
sent by some person persons whose study ,reste
discord and possible live by skuking their fellow
man Knowing therefore, the spread circulation Of
the Pilot and also knowing that many my friends pe-
RUE its columns weekly, and convinced am'of the
pain and modification II has csused some OF them 20
read the article referred toT will my dear friend de-
pend ON you TO give hsnce 10 refute said hssnx
IL !. true ~hen Hyers challenge appeared In the papers
that proposition was made 70 me by persons
very friendly towards TIyer They proposed TO &C.
cept q the challenge for $1,000 and II would become
the champion $500 would be mine They offered
the money and nothing required Of but the contest
need not tell you, friend Donahoe with what contempt
treated the offer But determined raising the spree
they concocted the article and got person
write to the Herald The parties do reside here but
some a them being omewhat acquainted with me- and
considering that could mat n Hyer they tried but in
vain to induce 10 forget the high standing which
hold among my numerous friends They stated that
was n mechanic certainly, and value my trade worth
more than Flyers challenge. hope this notice will
satisfy my friends that the article In ths Herald was
gross imposition on my character I hope the Herald
VIII copy this Yours. &c, THOMAS KENNY.
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BALTIMORE, June Ia 1851.
The Southern mail has arrived
Senator Jefferson Davis made secession speech at
Granada, Miss on the ath inst
The Hon. II. Stephens Is dangerously ILL., at his resi-
sldence, in Crawfordsve, Ca, of chronic diarrhaa
Senator Dawson had leg broken last week by res
tive horse jerking him against rail.
The crops in Liberty county, Ca, ruined by the
drought. The wells all dried up
IL Is said another defacaton, besides Sandersons will
shortly be divulged in this city
telegraphc despatch received last evening, states
that tho bark Emily Miner struck by lightning In
Mobile Bay and afterwards scutted and in eighteen
feet water IL expected that she would be rails
repaired She Was loaded with cotton and bound New
York
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TEvrtHt ExrtosIe- Lose or LtFE JEssEr CirY-
lhis morning at nne O'Clock pyrotecbncA establish
me Va this city, In Canal street Barrow sud
denly blown into fragments MIR James Dawes owner OF
the laboratory who AZ work in the establishment at
the time Of the explosion bio wn disancen the
air. every article Of clothing being torn from his body
with the exception Of one boot. Mr. Dawes wG seen
after the exposton TO walk about twenty yards when he
ie and expired shortly afterwards. The body Of the
unfortunate man burnt black coal bis eyps.
were blosn out and his face horribly muatai Deceas Il
taves wife TO mourn his untimely end. Wthiu
yards OF the spot where this dreadful acc dent
oceued. there at work; aud str snge
s, notwithstanding pieces II the building blown
Dsyery direction Of them TO Co nnuninav
shore) not one OF them sustained the slightest injury
The cause ofths catastrophe cannot be scertained
The unfortunate deceased unable to speak Dr.
Narick was soon upon the spot but none hurt
excepting deceased he could Of cose render assist
ance since writing the above re learn that powder In
10 very small quantity Fept In the establishment
rive minutes previous to tie occurrence the deceased
ss standing ~ the door conversing with the vorxmen
aiuoeo 10 spove-J1 ~ CRY Sssttrel, Jsre IL
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The New Constitution or Ohio.

CiSoISSAri, June IL, 1851
Considerable interest manifested with regard to the
new constitution, which is to be voted in Ohio
next Tuesday. The temperance men will go for It aud
II will no doubt be adopted by large majority. 1t is
also probable that the clause prohibit the license to
sell Intoxicating drinks will be adopted.
The city Is healthy. There very few Of cho-
lera but II prevails the river below to considerable
extent and among the emgrants IL Is fatal than
last year Five deaths took place in Princeton KY The
citizens deserted the town.
Father Mathew arrived here yesterday.
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Destructive Fires at st. Louis, and Loss OF
Life Burning OF the Steamer suItana, SC.

ST Lofts, June II, 1911
Five buildings Second street. occupied by Buhler
and Harlow furniture dealers and upholserers were
destroyed by fire. The loss is S6o0o0-covered by in
surance
The steamer sultana burned to the waters edge
eleven O'Clock to day and five six persons sup.
posed to be lost She had full cargo New Orleans,
being loaded with so hogsheads bacon 600 bales hemp
The boat insured for 900 in the Lexng
ton, Madison. Floating Dock, Columbus aud Union Of
fees The fire communicated TO the sugar refinery Of
Agelrods, which sustained a lose OF $4,000 which was
covered by insurance.
The sugar refinery OF Mr. Angelbeck also destroyed
by fire. The loss Is covered by insurance of $4,000
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BILE exsrtons to procure the passage OF Law by Congress-
Tor this speedy Payment Of all those who
70 rspel the British In their
In o who have received said
nor for money by them expended while in the service Of
Resolved That his E1cesncy the Governor be requestsd
70 transmit copy of the foregoing resolution the
Sen ators and this
The Assembly then adjourned till Monday
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BosroS, June H. 1851.
Hon. John r. Hale concluded the arguments for the
defence In tho case at haifpast eleven o'clock
and Attorney General Eun then commenced for tn. 90.
vernment and In now speaking. The Judges charge to
the jury will be- given on Monday
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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1851.

the conHding unnesaingness Of child and villain
who disposed to iurs her has only to get possession
There is little nsed Of d~sng ON these obvious daa-
gers to female reputation in America. Every reader
risks to every have mentioned Immediate change
in national habits and takes place how
ever ana the conhdDg and careless intercourse OF our
less expressions Of what they do not understand
will continue yet while. We call attention to it, not
with very strong hope Of expedrng more cautious
and European stage Of but to suggest
ton in public opinion, meantime. The true state Of
education and custom shoaia be remembered when ac-
cusations are made against American women Ladies
in this country land not gentsmcn the court by
which female reputation is tried and judged and
with themselves to defend and sustain each other Were
women to combne-in circles societies, churches
cnbsto protect innocence by at least testing
fanny, there would be much done at which Truth and
Justice would rejoice, not to say Charity and Mercy
EDIrss THE NEW WORK HEnALp
.-#+ . New YoRk, June l2 1851.
DrAR Sin win you afford an Enxfishwonan the pri
vege Of corner Of Independents journal
misstatenent which appears in this weeks Home Jour-
ro Mr.. Willis in contrasting the complete freedom
enjoyed by American ladies' with the notions of pr,
pTiey in England" states that, in the latter country
an usmarried girl cannot walk out alone with male
acquaintance" Nov, sir, this assertioa beg
qnNocaiy to conrsict; aud to assure MIR Willis that
he abored under impression If he sup
posed there was any truth whatever in the inf6rma
ton he was impartng to the ladies of New York In
deed Mr Wilss statement is so much at variance with
truth that it would not require contradiction but from
the TACT Of its being written for the perusai Of ladies who
are mostly unseqnainted with the social life of the
Women tf England" whore virtue Mr Willis in sub
sequert paragraph Assss in gross and sweeping
manner asserting that, in consequences Of their girl
hood being more guarded they are, in after life
vrtu. than their American ssters-a f!some attempt
to iatter American ladies founded upon untruth and
tmboJyng slapderous charge against whole commu-
lify which must shock the delicacy and excite the dis
gust Of every lady.
In conclusion, advise Mr. Willis to exhibit no more
of his ransstantic .cxpereEce" At all events trust
he will desst from giving any further extracts from the
note beck Of bis memory" until he chain his
wild flights OF fancy, and conine his statements in
some measure within the limits Of truth and common
sense. remain, yours respectfully,
JIJLIA RENNETr
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DErRofr, June 13. 1851.
The evidence In the railroad conspiracy trial becomes
more and more positive and clear against Fitch Fiey,
Bennett and the remainder Of the rngssdr and there
20 be escape FOR them Proof Is made OF the
criminal acts and q the the prisoners hiring
and paying for their commissions
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News from Washington.

WAsHISoroN, June Ia. 1851.
The Postmaster General publishes lengthy table,
showing the rates Of postage upon letters and
papers to all foreign countries.
The cargo Of the brig Chase from Mayaguez, sold
at auction yesterday at Georgetown The sugar brought
50 35 Sc S. and the molasses IS a 80 cents.
There is great demand for coasting vessels at Alex
andra and freghts iberalsay to New York So per
ton.
The Hon. Reverdy johnson Ia now concluding mas
teSy argument in the Circuit Court in the Koscusko
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-15

The three Indians delivered by Sam Jones 20 the
United states officers, charged with murder, recently
hung mselves n the Jail at Tampa Ray Florida rfter
an pf gcccs 81 stttnrt 70 se, The JAl ~ er,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-15

The populaticn Of Marion county, Fa,, has n.ary
dovted sire the ist Of January last the emigrs,on
tSvs m ~stly from South Carolina